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FOR RENT-FIATS

1OR kENT-ELEGANT FLATS IN THE RICH
l. mond This new apartment house is located at {!
curner Of 18th and II streets northwest and is first
class IN every particular For plans. rat ana full in
formation apply to THOS. J. FISHER < Co 1924
street hofthWesf se9-2w
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While TIE cholera .ae;-yes Us from the East. the
yellow f,T,E Threatens ON TIE SJ,;th. In Havana
I02 persons died during the past week from m!
Ycstte--c- II 1, fortunate That sol large stretch Of
SAT- water scpsI.ttes Is from Lads where disease
aids lien SOL 10 fed on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

In paper read before the fire underwriters asso-
ciation yesterday Il was stated that the waste 10y
fire In this country last year was over S!pOl0Onn
About one-teljh Of ait fires ara lnceutiary and
according 70 The author OF the paper the possibility
o: inSurln- property 30 fully that accidents be-
come profitable was one great cause OF combustion.
BY The Way. how that The hot spell * over. It is
about time for q string or such accidents TO lie re-
ported from summer rr.lrt,
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TUNHE MISSES TIFFEY
l. Will open their school for Crib and ittle BOYS
SEPTEMBER 18th. ct their residence 1885 Corcofsn
street. sel.Iu.s
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EDUCATIONAL.

NSRS. BURb'S ENGIr SH AND FR' -NCH school
Nk for young Ladies little girls will s-
day. September aith l.a1S Il ~. n StlelsW'
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The number OF new advertisements in TEF STAR
IL August -, was 2..s9. In August IS, the MUM
Der vas l.s37, showing the notable Increase, iii
the dullest business month OF the year. OF :,p2
The Circulation Of The STAT: for August. ISsi ex-
hiois also a corresponding ratio 0: increase over
that OF Angus. ~: showing that the remarkable
business growth OF the paper year by year is uni
form IN all branches. Advertisers VIII confer .
favor by sending in tier orders for tomorrow 5
aouble-sheet at as early an hour rs practicable.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NANTED-S7.G00 FOR ONE, TWO OR THREE
y" years 1t > pr cent interest per snuum No I
t.!t-'7t RAJ estate security. worth least $1,000
FIR further particulars apply TO-
II. III BERGMAN
scll-3t hll 9Th Brrf
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FI'HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.

HOMES BUSINESS SCHOOL. HE LEADING
Il 4 one for thorough, PRACTICAL instruction B.,k-
keepins taught entirely without teNt ha, - saving
months oil hard study. lhr time graduate *
about onethird that of ether lIsirsss Ices Howe,
RAPID business icnmanS 10 81 oItily with book
Keeping, aritineIc, spelling. rorrts uIruC,, Ct
three months xl2 Private lessons desired Terms
increased October Isl. Bgin at any time 5I7 IN
street.
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The earl OF Eosebcry. in a speech last nicht al
Aberdeen, said that Ia his CIilcr TIE nitsd states
i -'th. greatest biessiHg nlauhind ever had fe-
slowed CO.. them Americans nave often main
:alnet. M same truth, OIL; tn be charged with na-
tlJHl sshcouccit. 50 i; +, very wei - have live
c-l speak oar praises f1r IL \; ne least he viii
Go u an ant,I0te Tor Sir Lionel Girls.
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7 T. WALLER SONS. 2O4 10TH STREET NORTH
q swest Building paper OF all kinds zine tar as tar
pitch. felt cTocks plaster. hair and ceinents snl
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}. c., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER y, 1884.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IGOR RENT-A SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
modern improvements. 3I5 Delaware avenue north
east one square from the Capitol Apply 2i4 lth street
southwest Rent $40 i'll advance. 1t.
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~ 1NDEliG AkIEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, FOR
~ the training Of teachers with model kindergarten
Mrs LOUIS puLLoCk Principal; teachers tsurse
September Is WEST END KINDERGARTEN AND
SChO u, branch of the National kindergarten. with
uay German instruction. re-otS Sept 2gt, at 500
18th street Circulars at 929 sth at the school
IENSOtRt FREE KfNDEEGARTEN. S24 q street
children under six Years OF seS-6t
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DkOf, SHELDON'N HANtlNG CLASSICS v III 3
d resumed saturday, - q IL. II and 40 pm
az 1904 ST NV. Monday. sept l5 = ~ ana 80
st "a st and ia ave Sc Rebate oi - tr ccnt Ga sb'N
dates.
send for circulars sr2t- S.n
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T Aw DEPARTMENT.
IL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Reopens Monday. October 9Th 1884, at O'Clock D. Z,
In the

New Law Building, No. 1905 street northwest
Catalogues be obtained at Morrtsous BALKAN
tynes Angiiins and Adams Bookstores the office
of the Ireasu:e r, Fleming J. Lavender
Applicants for admission obtain further fnforms-
ton add natricutc IS0 Louisiana avenue or at the
law building after Septg nller 70
All business communications should be addressed to
L. j. LAVENDER.
se9-lkm 4SlS La
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IlEOFE> SCR DuMAINE, OF PARIS WILL OPEN
Il September 20t. at 1909 street northwest school
OF Modern Languages New and simplitei method 10y
the best native teachers Morning and evening lessons
iii school Or at residences >cLools provided with
structorS at reasonable charges.
Refarencos:-Hon. NJ $ JCsyn. Assistant Secretary of
the Interior: Hon. and Mrs Juo A. Logal and Gen and
Mrs = d. SturHls. Soldiers Home. Apply 10 PRINCIPAL
Il. DUMAIAE or to Vice Principal Mrs. L. DUMAlNE
at 1909 H street northwest se9-2w.
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EOk EENT-2o1 STREET NOkTHwEST-DE-
s1rabir corner House. tanning IL rooms all mod
ern improvements, in good order. Rent $50.
| sel2-N' b. d. WARNER, 9l6 + st. a w.
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Il 1920 De Sales street northwest three story and.
basement Erck containing IL and all improve
lne!ts range and Stationary washtubs; house in first
4 class order THOS. J. FISHER & co,
\ S.96t 1894 street northwest,
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LNEENCH LESSONS
Il Prot. II Larroque private French teacher e1ad,;-
ate OF Soroonne university Paris References, French
munster. 10 Eenhsy NauiA avenue. se5- Inn
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ttANTEp-AN ACTIVE BI SINESS MAN NTH
w 500 - L. lEl cash. ia II tn, bet established
lu-lr AID rr! "tices In the city Ai,lr.s
Lick BOX 20. city post ufi,r-. s,IO-N.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IHOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN THE BASEMENT
IL and OH I'd and Sd floors of the Y NJ c. A. building
Inquire of WEoCOIT i WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania
avenue seI2-St
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k(OOkhEEpING. PENMANSHIP. ENGLISH. AND
ID ali Mathematics thoroughly taught hy W l. PAR
SONS. Vi =. Expert Accountant Professor 81 Na.le-
1natics for past three at RIFT, ouse Academy %
C. Wight, Principal GnG SIer,cerian Business Go Logo
Evening Glasses. select and limited. VIII formed
about OCTOBER lsT i- which Cr!tteItleI's Italians
Bookkeeping will be studied.
Engagements made with private schools Tor fur her
intAr tim .lrl.Ss l. ~ I'M
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F)EOF J. +. GERMUiLLFR TEACHER OF VOCAL
II and llistrumeL tai Music and Harmony Special
teltlon given beginners well pupils farther
advanced 74l TIN street northxt st seS-ln.
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ID UFUs Ii, darcy. BQuK,y J. b AND NEWsPAPE1
IA PAINTER AND PUbLIHHEK
Good Work Low Prices
APT Sso arr 49,.
~ IBSoN BROTHERG
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERa
ESe Pt nnzylvania avenua VI sshiusfosa N N
q Fine printing s.'ecAslty. 49,
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nor RENTAL HYATTSVILlE, MD, Nm ELE-
slate narels. &c; in perfect order Inquire on the
premises or of ". - PRIME. Baltimore, Nd seI0-3.s
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y UME SCHOOL FNE IpNN
| BRoSkNIIIE ACADEMY

NEW METHOD For PIANO AND SINGING AT
~ Prot Dew Ol0NShi'S Musical Institute. Vii va
tIen on September LIST. 1854 t4th NcarN shortSf ai
hest new system. saving years 81 practice. training
voices quick ~ to the very highest culture for orS
concerts etc. Gold medals aud diplomas will Dee.
awarded to graduates EnEagrmentS procured for
are now opened. at $40 New Nurh ave n " aI25
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MISS HANCKLE'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
WI Boys viii open September a. ISs4 III Jrsetown
az 1928 Greene street For circulars, apply Ut 1884
Greene street. seg-fts
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EINHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
Il WASHINGTON, d. c.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRI.S. REOPENS SEP
TENDER 18th.

FTNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
Il WASHINGTON, D. c.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS REOPENS SEP
TENDER 26TH
Al Nos. l2l2 and 1914 lith street.
The school course conn the English, CLASH
cal and ScieiItinc Departments. Modern languages
thor. ugEly and pra lily taught The eriz method
employed in classes. nderTaren and Primary
Class under trained kinGeryarter teacher Music
Art and Elocuton 10y skilled instructors Nano Prof
Anton GRtz ler) Students prepared for Nass and
other COLLEGES. take collegiate
;iutt. Ladies who have lett school tud s,cci,
facilities for pursuing special branches Call 1914 14
street northwest, address
se9-2m MIR. and Mrs WNI. d. CABELI. Principals,
DROF. JAHIEK AUTHOR OF SEVERAL EDUCA-
Il tional works. offers his services schools and
private parties desiring TO make rapid progress in the
French ana Italian languages. The natural intui-
tive method Is adopted highest Testimonials. Address
1858 9Th street northwest seS- 1--we
MISS HANCKLE'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
WI Boys VIII open September ~ ISe4 &c ryetown
az 1928 Greene street For circulars, apply Ut 1884
Greene street. seg-fts
GtCQ&r STREET SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
~ Girls has removed to northeast New Jersey
avenue and street northwest Will open NO DAY,
September 18th. Miss ANNE MORAN, PRINCIPAL seo6ts
WANTED-BEGINNERS IN MUSIC-4o CENTS
w per hour. Great care tak.n. At home from 10
N until ,. Miss oIUkTEHAUS. 10l5 q street north
west. ssS-Gt.
DROP. J. +. GERMUULFR, TEACHER OF VOCAL
Il and lnstruule! tai Music and Harmony Special at
telon given 10 beginners well to pupils farther
advanced 14l TIN street northwest seS-1m'
kIISS JOSEPHINE: NINlfO DPGsNIST
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sheriff s Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLoSURE.-BY VIRTUE - of judgment and decree of foreclosure is- sued o1t of the District Court of the First Ju- uiclRl District of the Territory of Arizona m and Tor be county of Pins, on the Sth day of May, A. ID. l-st. 10 certain action wherein Julia A. Austin. plaintiff, recovered a judgment against Eliza Jane Watson. defendant. for the sum of Twenty five Hundr-d and Fifty (S2 55Ol DOllzrs and Interest tkereOH Ht the rate of two Der cent per month frum the 3d day of March, lc-S, and accruiug costs. l have levled upon all tue following described pr perty, tO-NIt, situ- ated m Pima county. Ter itory of Arizona and known and descrI ted as the southeast quarter of the southeast quzr.er of Section Nineteen (l9); Che south half of the sou Invest quarter and southwest quarter Cf the southeast quarter of Section Iweuts (20l. m Township Thirteen (Is), south of Range Sixteen tl6l East. and contain ing i6l acres. and situated about twelv (l2) miles m an easterly direction from Tucson and commonly known and designated as the Agua Cliirnte Ranch.
 And notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the 5th day of June Isst bet ween the hours of 10 O'ciork a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m- in front of he court house door in the city of Tucson, county of Pima. Territory of Arizona. will cell at public auction, tO the highest ard best bidder for cash. all the right, title and interest of said defsuda iu and to the above described property. or G much thereof Gs may be necessary to realize the amount of the above judgment, interest and ae- crliug costs.
 Dated at Tucson. May r, 1881.
 K. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
 By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff. myI7wIt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.


 Bonanza mine, Quiiotoa district, by John Renshaw and B W Connolly. GIla Monster mine, Qnijotoa district, by B W Connolly.
 Harv ey Brown mine, Quijotoa district, by same party.
 Alabama mine, Greaterville district, by Jerry Dillon.
 LlsSie l. mine, Grestervilie district, by Tom F Whitson.
 Old Timer mine, Horseshoe Basin. by John Renshaw. E W Comedy. Fire Fly mine, Qugotoa district, by same parties.
 Gopher mine, Qnijotoa district, by same parties.
 Boulder mine, Quiiotoa district. by same parties.
 Rex mine, Tyndal district. by Pfilip Ament.
 Irish mine, near Covered Well-, b. W H Burke.
 Mono mine. SpIng Gul5h district. by F T Proctor, " Dovdle. II Kirk, L House and A Author.
 Klckapoo mine, Spring Gulch dis irict, by same parties.
 Three Days-Search mine, Sprin Gulch district, by came parties. Golden Seal mine, QuiiotOa district by Wallace Wing, l. Byrne, N 4 Brown and A lavison.
 Brusier mine, Quiiotoa district. by sane parties.
 Hopeful mine, Quiiotoa district. by same parties.
 DEEDS.
 William Warford and W H Burke to l. F J Wrinkle, to the First Chance mine and the First Chance millsite, in the mountains.
 William N Griffith to John Prince. the west half of lot S7, in block 93, in She city of Tucson.
 F F Howe to Frank Cobier ard Frank A Curtiss, to a one-thIrd interest m the following named mining claims in Pima district: Ethel, Clarendon, Eugene, Min Lesota, Nutmeg, Olita and Sadie.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Power of attorney from Henry E Lacey to Chas H Frye. Bond of Joseph J Stewart as con stable in precinct No. 21. Affidavits of registration of w c Fer guson, \ Mason and F H Goodw n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Without Earnesfness.

Without earnestness there is nothing to be done in life; yet even among the people whom We call men of culture but little earnestnes- is often to be found; in laboTs and employments, in arts, nay, even in recreations, they plant themselves, If ] may SAY so, in an attitude of self-defence; they live. ss they read heap of newspapers, only to be done with them; they remind one of that young Englishmsn at Rome, who told with contented air one evening, in some company, that today he had dispatched SIX churches and two galleries They wish to know and learn a multitude of things. and seldom not exactly those things with winch they have the letst concern; and they never see that hunger is not appeased by snsppIng at the air. When become acquainted with a man, my first inquiry Is. with what does be occupy himself, and how, and with degree of perseverance? The answer regulates the interest 1 take in that man for life. Goethe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
EARLY "REMINISCENCES.
Some of the Experiences of the old
 Timer. in Tucson.

Some of the Experiences of the old
 Timer. in Tucson.
 "Reminiscences; well l should say" remarked Colonel Toole to the CITIZEN reporter this morning. We Lad a number of reminiscences-that Is occur rences that dropped into "reminiscences in early days. But there was one which has always caused me to feel patriotic sadness. presume you reporters would denominate it dramatic event, con- nected with some Uf my early ex- perience in this city. Let me see; it was in '62 when the California Column" arrived here. We had travelled over waterless plains aud had many times felt that a canteen of water WAS worth mere than two wagon loads of bacon and, in fact, have seen the tune while crossing the deserts that l would have given half the grub Tn the command to secure water enough to qaench my thirst. Well. when we arrived here We found Tucson a mere Mexican village, of course. When the travel-worn command marched into the little village We had put llNtlt ClolulnS anu ihut which we had was ID terrible dila2idsted condition, but our color bearer held in hls hands a tattered remnant of the stars and stripes and this fact called forth an expression of true American patriotism that l shall never forget. There were but few American people here at the time and the people were not only afraid of enemies of the Union but the Indians, and our coming was regarded as the saving clause. One old woman, whom uncle Billy OUry and several others knew. exclaimed when she saw our troops with the westher-worn flag, come into town ''thsnk God I can once more have n look at the dear old stars and stripcs." It was, I think, the most feryently patriotic situation ever saw and the ea;ire command felt the force of tbe demonstraii. n. I only wish she were now alive to witness the advance ment made in patriotism and cIviliZa- t,on since those frugal dsysP
 There were several old timers present when the Colonel relsted the circum- stance. many of whom witnessed it, and tbe narration for the time created a pr ofound silence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
SMALL TALk.
The Gssa Grarde Copper Co. is erect ing buildings at that place for storing ore preparatory to shipment.

The Casa Grarde Copper Co. is erect ing buildings at that place for storing ore preparatory to shipment.
 Wyatt Earp. we'll known here and iu
 Tombstone, IS reported to be Wells fargo x Cos shotgun messenger In the Ceur fAlene country.
 Some evil disposed person on Sunday set fire to a bridge on the Southern racine road two miles east of Mescal station. One side of the bridge was burned but repairs were at once made and trains crossed over ID two hours.
 The Southern Pacific railroad com. pany has commenced shipping ice for trans, to different points on the road. Fms Is the only mpany in the United States that supplies all its stations and trains with ice-a fact not heretofore known.
 Preparations are already being made Tor a proper observance of Decoration Day. It IS probable that all the ciylc socleties will be represented on the oc. cfsion and that most of tIeIa will turn out m a body and in full regalia.
 The Tombstone Epitaph says: James IS. Hume, chief of Wells. Fargo X Co "a detective force, was married at Srn Quentin on the 2Sth of April to Miss Lida Munson. She IS the daughter of a gentleman who was deputy when Mir. Id 1me was Sheriff of Fl Dorado county. Cal
 The Palace hotel carries its guests to and From the depot in R two tnousand dollars Concord coach, and Is claimed to be the easiest riding vehicle m the city. Col. Rayfield does nothing by halves and the four in hand coach will still add to the popularity of the Palace.
 The Dyer Cannon Ball milling con- pany of this city purpose pushing their works to an early completion, and to deal with miners and prospectors on a very liberal basis. This company is the nucleus Of great system of reduction works here, that will prove of vast bsne- fit to she place.
 IL has been stated that the cost of bringing William Mover from the peni- ieniaTy 10 this city to testify in the case against Dave Gibson would be upwards N- -fN L-ANAANA hNAAANE- says such Is not the case, and that the cost to the county was only Sl55 77, and this was ID scrip.
 Within the past three weeks Arizona Lodge No. 1, Ancient Order of United WOrkmen, has had its membership in. by fifty new applicants. Its total membership Is now over one hun dred. The Order is growing rapidly in popularity and strength and is making an average weekly gain of fully ten per>ons.
 Maggie Conley who has been senten- ced to L. term ID the insane asylum and who is now in jail, affords, at times, good deal of amusement to the prisoners in that institution. It is with a grod deal of trouble that ihe guards prevail upon her to keep her clothing on and to do thIs they are compelled to close watch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

A pottery has been established at the kaoline mine near Flatonia, Fla, con. ducted by expert workmen.
 The manufacture of perfumes from local grown flowers is becoming an ex- tensIve industry in Florida.
 Young girls who are desirous of se- curing physical beauty are recommended by physician to eat meat once a day, pickles once week, and sweetmeats once year; also to take a cold bath and a tive-mile walk every day.
 A welding trip-Tresding on the brides trail.
 It Is several centuries since Italy has taken part in polar expeditions, but one Is now about to be sent out.
 George Welch has promised to work seven years for a Hillsdsle farmer in or der to marry his daughter.
 The Knoxville, Tenn, Car Wheel Company are running their wheel ioun- dry extra time to fill heavy orders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Candy Pull.

A real old fashion candy pull was in- dulged in last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Prince by a large number of young people They enjoyed the pull to theIr hearts content and kept a pulling until nearly midnight. Other amusements, such as dancing, vocal and instrumental music received theIr full share, and last but not least refreshments were served by the gener- oUs host and hostess.
 The following are the parties who participated in the pull:
 Ms. Rose Emery, Miss Flora Culver, Miss Netiie Prince, Miss M W Sweet land, Miss Lillie Prince; Mrs. F. J. Prince, Mrs. l.. B. GiIlett; l.. M. Prince, Will Prince. Pierce Ford, Charles Ford, Charles Waterlily, Ed. Black, Harry P. Coker, E. M. Gillett.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
LYgRlC DlsPENsARY

+C0 Geary street. San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance, 405 Mason street. four blocks up Geary street from Kearny Main entrance ihrOnl.n nlEnensarN nrng Stnra. Oclkd,NM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
Organized.

,,-norstion under the name of the
 Cannon Ball Milling and Reduc- ~, C,mpany has been organized by a'- ,,,,,,n in this city for the purpose of 'S-,', and running milling and reduc- ''''''- -,-ts m Tucson. The company l'1 s- first to use the Dyer Cannon Q-op 'r,,.77 l,-,t fl business demands other bSit mn '--l .l-5 smelters will be used, the Ia'..s ',. T. me to start oa a small scale, Co be sl.E ',;--..or- --, of the company are: A.
 Ile -.'P President: l.. NJ. Prince. Vice c. i25-. George W. Brown, Secre- PTes'r F Hall. Treasurer; and c. G. t3-!; e' The capital of the corporation 6i. si5aH divided into 1000 shares of SlJ ,Gnc.t will furnish subscribers
 I'' 'L ,fa shares they have subscribed :. sl'- ,n1a the necessary payment being --1l5. ..r, vseks the works of the com
 la a--,I Q -, h4 erected and running. ihe l--: -;ss 3e-eryes the earnest support e9's, rs-y .-, rer,on interested in the vel "A ,E Tur-On.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17
A New MOIe.

There IS movement now on foot one which was started tO-day-Among the creditors of Hudson & Co. to or eanize, and accept the assets of the firm and give them 6 release. This, it IS stated, has been done with a view of re- suming the banking business and begin where the business of that firm closed. This action which it IS stated was the result of meeting held late this after noon, implies the organization of a joint stock company.
 The reporter failed to secure any sartculsrs regarding the movement but ' may be surmised from these facts '-aat the assets ofthe bank are of greater lue than have generally been supposed shat will result from the movement re-
 aims to be seen.