davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

w ANTED. a situation bv a vonn~ ,7 r.o--
w yersant with the wholesale a ',,Sn . con,
grocery business; can furnish refererdte tsil
honesty and sobriety. Address S.. New oss lor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE, the three-storv
i brick house No. 204 Bryan street. Apply
to TH0S. BOSTOCK, No. 5 Montgomery 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31
BRIGHT BITS.

j. WARREN KEIFER will, It is said, practice
law in Washington. 1t will now be harder
than, ever to persuade good men to run for
-PhiLGdeLphiG cal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

EOR RENT, parlor floor, containing FIVE
IL rooms; large, airy rooms, with use Of
bath; possession given Sept. l. Apply No. 2l5
Hull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31
gnpt.

I OST. brown Spaniel bitch pup months
IL old. A suitable reward Will be paid for
its return to J. A.STENENSON, Montgomery
and Huntington streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

Registered at the Post Office ia SavaEHah as
c0nd CLrss Mail Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

DOR RENT, one new two story house, sec
Il ond from Habersham street south Of An
derson; Sl2 so per month. Apply TO d B.
LESTER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

TOR RENT, nicely furnished rooms, with
IL use of bath room. Apply at 1856 state
street,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

w ANTED, two first-class stick -,
w makers; must be steady and IfjaIhSdy
give references. FRANK E. BLOCK Ht;
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

EOR RENT, from Oct. I, nat of six rooms:
separate bath. Apply at 1872 Taylor street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

sUNDAY. AUGUsT 81. Iss4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

nesdays and Fridays, or Tuesdays,
Thursdevs and Saturdays (by
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31

ITO RENT, store corner of West Broad and
L Hall streets; the building new and stand
desirable. Apply on premises.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
He has Gone fO Sleep.

'You think you are terribly smart, you reporters, but you don't know any thing" The speaker was a man who wore No. 9 boots and No. hat; his haIr was very thick on his head, his eyes were about the size of two spring peas and he seemed to have just about sense enough to keep off a race course pro- vided one of the judges took the pre- caution to take him by the cOat-collar and apply full-sO.el boot where It be- ionged. He was addressing the reli- gious reporter of the CITIZEN and his re- marks brought forth no demonstrations of dis8t 'sfactIon, but a flood of tears.
 The religious reporters of the CITIZEN all put up tears on dramatic occasions while the others, who have been culled from the theological colleges put up six shooters and n glistening barricade of cheek.
 The fellows lively reception caused him tO weaken and calling the religious reporter out, he assented that there had been a mIsslnterpretation of the book of Genesis and unless there was an im- mediate change in the minds of the peo- pie all was lost. The religions reporter pulled his ecclesiastical six-shooter and fresh made moundI Tn the city cemetery awaits the att ntion of some one who wants 10 plant q rose bush or a bunch of blooming mesquite. The man who comes around this office gs q missionary gets a steal worthy of-all he's got
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
1 Candidates Escape.

It would not be much loss to the com muuitv to have a Democratic candidate turn his toes to the p5nsy blossoms, still the personal and individual loss would be felt. One. however, candidate for the nomination for Sheriff, whose ini- tials are Captain Jeffords, while in bath ing with a party of friends last evening came near declining any nomination. In fact the Captain got fuller than he has been for long time. It appears that be and Sheriff Paul, Colonel Muir, Len Harris aud one or two others who had been dovl -.u.h on a business trip, concluded VI ile returning home tLat they would have a bath in Silver Lake. They had fine tune in the beginning, but Captain JefTJrds, who is not an ex- pert swimmer. lost his hold on the tow line and went under. He yelled like Democratic stump speaker, and this brought the Sheriff, Colonel Muir and Len Harris, who at once conveyed hIm Co the shore. The Captain was so full of Lake water that his companions had to roll him around o1 barrel for some 'iLlT III o1usi tp ISStoIS HIS breathing qualifications.
 When the Captain had expurged about four barrels of water from his interior he5 arose, and brushing off his long whiskers with a blue silk handkerchief, remarked: "Well. gentlemen, that is more water than ever took at one time befcre.' The jest was greatly appreci- ated by hIs companions, and has doubt less cost him several dollars for lemon- Rdes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Sheriff s Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSCRF.-B ylEItA - of Q judgment and decree of fOreclgsur - sued out of the District Court of the f.--t J'- diciGl District of the Territory of Ar.zHla q. and for he county of Pims, on th- EI t4l May, A. ID. lS5t. m certain acton u uaareln Jug A. Austin. plaintiff, recovered Co Iuaru agains: Eliza Jane Watson. defendant, -1- F.. sum of Twenty lve Hundred and Iitfy >' Dollars and interest thereon at tAe r-t- 2. " per cent per month from the Sd day Ol Al--, i-,j. and accrung costs, have lovleu utol - the following described property, to-~it. --.- ated m Pima county, Ter It0ry ot ArIZIrH, -- knOSn and described as the southeast Gua1. the southeast Qu .rtcr of Section NI.rra-- .- the south hatr of the southwest quarter. -i southwest quarter uf the southeast quarter Section Twenty lZ0I m Township IEIr.aa l south Ot Range Sixteen tiGl East, and Cil'-.- ing loJ acres. and situated about tws-g ..- miles in an eastsrly direction fro "a Iuc-H1. l-- commonly known and desIgnstsI as -a a--' CaiIsnte hanch.
 And notice is hereby given that ou Sa.i''ia the i2th day of July. lssi. between ths EDI-- e- o csOe a. m. and z o'clock D. m .n fro-. 'l '- court house door in the clty of Tucson. c1-iis DO Pima, Territory of Arizona. l will sell al ia'.- auc lon. to the highest ard best bIdue- iur e'- all the right, title and interest of sand d-.eli- lu and tO the above described prOperi}, (" much thereof as nay be necessary Go rea-ir .-- amount of the above judgment, iuterest a-1 1-. cruII costs.
 Dat d at Tucson, June 19, 1881.
 R.H.PAUL, Ster.a. By T. CORDS. Under Sheriff. iu--N'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Sheriff Sale.

GALE UPON FORECLOSURE E.-BY VIRTUE - of a judgment and decree of foreclosure an d sale issued out of the District Court of the tir Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zOEa- m and Tor ths county of Pima. the 2q day sf May. A. ID. 1881 III @ certain uctiI whe eIn John Zallweger. Ilaintiff, recovered a judgment against Francesca NasGuez, defend ant, r the sum Of Sl,6 sO with intere,t thereon a- the rate of . per cent per month to- gcther ith the sum of S2is 55 costs and per- ccutase a-d acCrUlug costs. | have levied upot the following desrri cd proper,y. tO wit: All that piece parcel of band situate lying and being m the city of Tucson. county of Pima and Territory of NrizOua. and which IS more partic- ,lariy described as follows. t0-wit: Lot number four co in rlOck number two hundred ard twenty seven (S&ij, as appears from the map and held notes of the survey made and executed b, \. W foreman, and ag proved by the uuyor and Council of the village tnOw city of Tues m on the 18th day of June. 1872.
 And notice is hereby gwen that on the l2th day of July A. D. lSsl between the hours of 10 O'clOc< a. and o'clock D. ul.. ir front O. the Courthouse door. m The city of Tue son. county of ina, Territory of Arizona ! will sell at public auctlon Co the highest and bsst bidder for cash all the above described property. or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to realize the amount of the above judg- ment. interest and accruing costs.
 K. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
 By T. CoKDIs. Under Sheriff.
 Da.ed st Tucson, Ju-e 2I. 1881. ie2fWtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Into Deep Water.

There was a lively sensation at Silver Lake yesterday afternoon which came near giving the reporters pathetic item and one upon which professional en- largement" might have been easily made. It appears that a number of women from the Park Theater and from other lasciv- ious attitudes of the city were out there taking a bath la home-spun. While c3ioying this pleasing exercise one Of tGeiC number a woman named Clara Edwards stepped into deep water and it was thought fer a while that her muscular alto voice would never again be heard beneath the graceful canopy that comprises the park pavilion-"a consumatiOn devoutly to be wished"
 There were number of gentlemen in the lake bathing at the time, but at some distance, and hearing the screams of Miss Edwards and her companions rushed to the rescue. They carried her to the shore and after working with her for some time, brought her to life and consciousness. In theatrical circles Miss Edwards is popular wit, but her serious "ducking" will Tn all probability curtail her usual amount of wit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Almost a Fire.

This morning about 3 o'clock the lamp in the corridor leading to the jail entrance exploded and for time the stately temple of justice presented a wild scene of confusion. The prisoners in the jail hurried from their hunks and screamed from the windows in 8 manner that awakened the entire ne,ghborhood. The guards collected all the prisoners Tn a group ready For flight and one stood guard over them while the other went into the hall and assisted the !anitor in subduing the flames. The lamp hung immediately over the steps that lead into the jail entrance and had 1t not been for the watchfulness and prompt acton of the jail guards and the iGnitor, the court house would have today been a mass of ruins. There has been good deal of ever since the court house was completed because 1t WAS not furn- ished with gas, but no attention has beep paid to il and the use of coal oil lamps in the offices and corridors has been a continued menace to the build- ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
\ ppiira,fon No 3S9 f0- Patent for the
 Sew Near Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

TrcsDS ARIZONA April lS 1881. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALE A- ~ auder Mckay. whose postothce address IS Tucson, Pima county. Arizona has hled ms ap- plIcaii0n for patent for l-5eO linear feet of the New Year mine or vein, bearing mineral With Surface ground hlU feet in width, situated n Inc old Hat mining district. county of PInai and Territory of Auzona. and designated by the held notes and OIhcIal plat on nle m thls once s L"t No; i2 ln said district. said lot No " being as
 BesIunius at the initial monument at the south end center of claim, gt post firmly set ID the ground and surrounded by me und 0f stones, post naked on the north face. MI. M. No. i;f Uni cd HfAtes mineral monument kO. III Old Hat district bears ls deg. 3s5 feet dls- tant, oak r. inches in diameter. and mar Se' IN. '. |. M. No. E. T., bears \ sl deg E 4s feet Thence \ 77zs deg. E SD feet to location mon. umenr at SE corner of claim at @ post +x inches ln a mound of stones, marked on north face N. Thence i2it deg. " I.5O feet to location monument at SE corner of claim. at a post +x4 inches, in a mound of stones. marked IN. \. Thence s 77si deg. v so feet to location mon ument for uorthery end center of claim. st a post t1i inches m a monument Of stones, marAed Theacs. same course. 900 feet O NV corner of claim. at a DOst ixi inches n monument of stones. marked "N. \. No. j.
 Theace . ialt deg. l. .5O0 feet to SW corner of claim. Ht a post ixt inches in a mound of stones. marked on north face ''N. '. No. 6.
 Thence \ 51si deg T. sO0 feet Co monument and post N. Y. l. M. No | " place of beginning
 Total area of claim. 2O55 acres. Variation 13I6 F..
 This claim IS located on unsurveyed land on the north slope of the Santa Catalina mountains Pinsl county, Ari1ona, and the location notice is recorded in the EecOrder's Od co of Pima county, Arizona. in Book l. Records of Mines, page sl.
 Any and all persons claiming adyers, ly any portion of sand New ear mine rsurfcce ground are required to hle theIr advcrse claim with the Register of the uIted States Land Office sf .4r tf.f publication hereof, or they VII De barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 it is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent De published for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the AEIz0NA CIIIISS, a weekly newspaper published at Tue son, Pima county. Arizona.
 BEN. M- THOMAS. Register.
 Eirs. publication April 28. lss4.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Sheriff S Sale.

= ALE UPON FORECLOSURE BY VIRTUE C Of iU igmeut and decree of foreclosure issued Oat Ol the ! lstrict Court of the FIrst Judicial District Cf the Territory of Arizona. ia and for the county of Pima, on the 18th day of April. A. D. i-St. in a certain action Nbersin George l.. LyEde. plaintiff, recovered against ChIistobel GhgnettO and Pedro Charoleau. dcfendaut= a iudausclt for the sum of Sj.Stl..- w.th iuterest Ou Stfu taereCf at ore and one half per Ger per month. t0ge her with the sum of ssu.6i cOsts have .evIpi upon the folloSinE desc ibgi prop erty, tO-WIt, situated in the Territory of Ari- zona, county of Pima and city of uc-ou. being L1t number Eve tif, Lot number Nlue tgI. Lot number Twelve tlzI and Lot num1er Thirteen Q5l. all in Bio k number Two Hundred and Thirty t-ss J. together with all nd singular the telcmsr e. hersdIttmeuts and appurtenauces thereto belonging or Iu suy wise apperiaiuIng.
 ard notice is hereby gwen jlHt on SatuTday the lsth day of July. 1881, between the hours of lu o'clock iii-. and o'clock D. m. m front of The Court House door in the City Of Tucson. County of Pima. Territory of Arizona l will sell the above described Tropertr or go much thereof as uay be necessary t1 realize the amount Of the above judgment. costs aud ac- c-uing costs.
 Dated Tucson. June q, isst.
 h. il. PAUL. Sheriff
 bi '.'t EDIs. Under SteTlit. Iu2itd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
THE WASHOUrS.
The Real Condition Of Things Along the
 Railroads


 The CITIZEN reporter this morning met NIT. G. M. Parker, time-keeper for the Southern Pacific and Central Pa- cific railroads, who has been over the entire Southern Pacific system during the past few days, and knows all about the washouts. He says the washouts on the Santa Fe road extend for about 30 miles between Albuquerque and Socorro. The company, however, has been doing all in its power Go make travel convent ent, but the continued rains have pre- vented the success of all attempts to make repairs. Sidetracks have been built and expedients resorted to to ac- commodate passengers and forward freight, but the unusual flood of the Rio Grande has brought about a scene of chaos never before known.
 Along the Central Pacific route-more commonly known as the southern route about the same condition of aff iirs exists. On the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio road, which is the ex- tension of the Southern Pacific to New Orleans, there has been great trouble from floods, and the company has an army of men at work repairing the track. The worst washout Is between Fl Paso and Sierra Blanco. It extends for distance of twenty-six miles, and Is of a most serious nature. Sierra Blanco is seventy miles south of Fl Paso, and is the point where the Texas Pacific strikes the c. II. & $. 4. road.
 Mir. Parker states that large number of carriages have been secured by the company and that passengers arriving by tine Texas Pacific and G. II. & :. A. roads are taken over the break IS speedily as horses can travel Forum ately the country in that vicinity has at tractiye features at this season of the year and those who are not pressed for time consider the carriage ride Oi tGirty miles one of the interesting features of the trip. The company now has about fifteen carriages exclusive of baggage wagons employed and these who have passed over the route regard the trans fer as a very enjoyable portion ol the trip. The results of these washouts have ] been very damaging tO business m th's part of the Territory and while they could nul De aFuldcu they nave lucFeaztu | the troubles of business men who have forwarded orders for goods The officials now state that 1t wIll be more than thirty days before trains will be running regu- laJly ever both lines in case there are no more heavy rains. The troubles on the Santa Fe resulted from the snow ID the mountains and has caused troubles that have never before been experienced. Along the southern route the trouble was caused by unusual rains. On that route the soil Is very sandy and spO1gy and the slightest rain causes q good : deal Ot inconvenience to the railroad companies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Application No. 3GS for Patent for the
 Christmas Mining Claim.
UNITED SrAIEs LAND OFFICE, .

TUCs0S. AEIZONA. Arril K, ISsi ! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALIEN v sI der Mckay. whose pUstothce address ls Iuc-uu. Puma county Arizona. has hl DIS au- phcauon for patent for y,3s linear feet of rhe thrirtu1- D. Inc or vein, bearing mineral. witi surface ground tUu feet m width. situated m tha Oid Hat miuing district county of Pinal and Territory of arizOns ar d designated by the teld notes and official plat hie m this office a. lO, No. q in sad .isrrlct, said lot No. 'l beins. as follows, tC-wlt;
 Beginning at he initial monument a. the north end cent .T Ot claim. st post txt inches In mound of stune marked "G l. M. No. 3:' |. \. mineral mOuumenl No. III. Old Hat dis trict, bears sli 2 ct,. c. S.j feet distant
 Thence \ 5ll4 deg. F 2lO feet tO location mon- ument at NE corner of claim. at a post 4xi inches m mru d Of stones. marked C. \ .2.'
 Thence < deg F. y-s feet 70 SE corner of clam. gt post N i-ches m a mound of stone marked "C. No g."
 1ncnce ; 57Ii deg. " sOD feet to location mon lment at sOCtherly end center of claim, at an oak & tree ls Inehes m diameter. marked On north Thence 77s4 deg. W 300 feet to SW corner of claim. at . post tx4 inches Tn a mound of stone. Thence \ , d. g. W S6O feet to location rionu- ment at NV corner of claim, 70 e. post ixi inches iu a mound of ones. marked c. No G."
 Thence \ 775i deg. F. so feet to monument and post, "C- 1. M No. l." place of beginning.
 Variation. l5 deg. .O5 min. E. Total area Of claim. le.sU acres.
 This claim is located on unsurveyed land, on th' north slope of the Santa Catalina mountains 4fitl cnuiyt AElluAt. L q me location no Ice l- recorded iu the Rec rder's office of Pima county Arizuuu in Book 1. leCOrts of Mines. page e1.
 Any and al rcr-ons claiming adversely any portion of said ChrIstm-s mino Or su face ground are required 70 hl1 their adverse claims with fhe Register of the United Stpfes Land OIce. 60 Tucson, Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication thereof. or they will be harrci by vittue of the provisions of the stat ute.
 lt .s hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Oi aI piicati for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA t4TIZEs, weekly newspaper published at Tue son. Pima county, A. T.
 BEN. ". THOMAS Register First publication April :6. Isst
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Summons.

IN JCSriCES CDURT. TERRITORY OF Arisora. county Of -ima. before Vim r. Scott, J. D.. Precinct Nr. I.
 ?. L. tfoTat. ui-i1tiff. ys. John Underwood. defendant. Demand. Ss4
 he ItrrItor of Arizona send greeting to Jcla Underwood, defeadaut. Nou age hereb sG urr ursd an.' required Co appear before me af ny othcc, m the town of Tucson ana county of PJua. OF the sixteenth day of August. Is~i. af ID O clock @ m.. Co answer the complaint of the above named plain'ih who demands If ysu that you aro lnde- ted t0 him m the sum of Fichty- iogr DollaTa. fO- goods sold you by Sanders & Horn. and assigned Co him.
 Ard lf yuu fall Co appear and answer said com plain' a- herein required. the rlaintiff will take iudsrnent against you as demanded and for the costs of thfs suit
 eiven under ny had this 18th day of June A, D. lssi WI. F. SCOTT.
 .eilDit Justice O; the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
WIL1rAM J. OsRoRN. Clerk.

Walter Vail, who has been holding i've hundred cattle ct the depot for ship ment for several days, has moved them tO Pantano together with two hundred head which he bought from a gentle man near Arlvaca. He now has at Pan tRno eleven hundred head of beef cattle awaiting shipment to California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE " ~ tsrsigned. the sdminisfratOr of tt- es4.l of W ID. C. keegan, deceas, d, tO the cretitpi7 and persOas hayi 2 claims alc,ulst sad dsce- snt. 70 present them 'O said adnunistratur. VI. the proper ucherz, at Otis s ore. corner Ar!- and Pennington streets, in tucson. A. T., El., .-, four months after the first publication of ms noIce.
 JOHN W. DAVE of the Estate of W. C. he9S,a h.,7,, deceased. lsiNH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

Edwards and McGregor this morning sent out a six-mule team to their mine in the Owl Heads district to bring m six tons of ore to be treated at the Cannon Ball works in this city. The mines owned by these gentlemen are known as the McGregor group and promise to become one of the best groups in southern Arizona. In case they get good returns from the lot DOW being brought in they will put a number of teams on the road and will keep them constantly employed. The mines are twenty-five miles north of town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

w. A. Wartelle, formerly Of PInsl, in this Territory, but now connected with the Los Angeles woolen mill, is in the city, having been summoned to Flor ence as witness in case before the courts NIT. Wartelle is a pleasant gen. tleman of rare business experience and energy, and may shortly make a more intimate acquaintance with some of Tucson's business houses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

The Pinal county district court has been adjourned over till the October term on account of the illness of Judge Fitzgerald. The special term of tine court Tn this county called for the trial of certain parties indicted, will be held just as soon as the Judge Is able to be out, which will probably be next Mon day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Army Changes.

Lieutenant Colonel c. G. Bartlett, First Infantry, and Captain A. D. King, Third Cavalry, are detailed as members of the General Court Martial constituted by paragraph 8. Special Orders No. 6, current series, these Headquarters.
 The General Court Martial constituted by paragraph 3. Special Orders Nc. G, is authorized to sit without regard to hours.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICIAL

SATURDAY. May 10. 1881 The board met pursuant to adjourn ment at o'clock D. m.
 Present-A. D. Otis, chairman; M. G.. Samaniego and W. l.. Vail, members; w. J. Osborn, clerk.
 After hearing statements from Charles Silent, Esq. relative to measures by which, m his opinion and that of the District Attorney. the bonds issued to the Tucson an Gulf of California Rail road Company might be redeemed or the county might be relieved from the payment ot the principal and interest thereon,
 On motion. ordered that Charles Silent be retained tn act ID connection with the District Attorney for the purpose of Rscertaining further facts and taking such steps i1 relation to the matter as the beard may hereafter deem advisable. Ordered that the board stand ad- jOurned to May 18th. 10 o'clock, a. m.
 A D. OTIs. Chairman.