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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice of Forfeiture.

Ono bLArCO. PI2.A COUNTT, A. T..
 January I2 I-4. ITO CHARLES STURGEON AND JA NES ] Corkiil OF those wIo uag claim under the Iu each an undivided ore sixth luterest of tLetOl- lowing described property; You are hereby no L. fled hat we have expended one hundred dollars in labor and impro yerlcut upon Che NJ D6ss.1- randIm mining cia.I1 Ur1 hiaIc1 Aiming l7- trjCt. Pima county. AriZoas. iu order to old saId claim under the provisions of Section 2a-l, Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December Sl. ls's, and that wa have contributed your portion thereof. Therefor, 1T within st days after tsrelce ot ta-s uo-ca by publication yuu fail or refuse Co CUutri bute your proportion of such ex pen fI-Ira- a- c1-ovl.- rs, Your interests IC sane clalu wIu become the property of the -ub- cribers, under sad Section 232i. Your proportion of saII expo. lures "a Sixteen and d5-luJ Eolsrs each.
 tNGCDNB.
 NAETlN MCN A1lAEA,
 JOHN LYLE.
 iaIzW.m IHDN ~ V. IONNIF.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SATURDAY, APRIL ., 1884
SMALL TALK.
4 man was asked to find a word To rhyme with Quijot ls,
 That easy done. he quick svared They need water hike o,I Noah.


 They need water hi,e oid Noah.
 Fort Lowell has a court martial iu progress.
 The new district judge ia expected to aIrIys on Monday next.
 It is ramore3 that Justice Griffith ot Logan City, is about to tie a nuplaI knot.
 De Gormc, who robbed tee Pearson safe here last year, has b. siled ia New Mexico while at.eDp, 60 rob another safe. It was not G s. .a business with him.
 On the 26tb, Governor Tritle pardoued James Knight. convicted If forgery dur ing the May term, 1883. os the district court of Pima county, sentenced tc a-e year. By taIs p@Tdon Mr. Knight saves his citizenship.
 It k the man oI deeds and not worls who generally succeeds, and that i why the publEc should have cOnideuc5 in t5e Dyer quartz mil, which Is being 1u-lt. Without saying a word t.r. Dyer has come uo IussOn, l. putting up has mil. and proposes to demonstrate its cspa- biliues.
 We admire the ambition of our little neighbor, Casa Grande, in its backing against Tucson. Last week t endeav- ored to show why the mail to Quijotoa should not be sert from Casa Grande this week tt wants the Southern Pacific folks to build a hotel there and break uI breakfastng and ''supperinc' at Tlcsou Next week 1t viii be something e.se. G. Ii, little one, there's nothing ike l-.
 V. J. Sullivan snys .hat the scheme et flaming lumber down from the summit. Of the Santa C talul mountains wG. agitated among iamb gmen some tara, years ago. Soms samplss were sroEgh here whicl ie drs-sac. z T4- th d $ covered Jlat the IIT r.s rye, al, um ei in tue Territory for uili-c purposes and the scheme fell through.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One of the First to Happen on the Mexican
 Central.

Central.
 From Senor G. Andrade. who arrived yesterday at Poyter's hotel from the City of Mexico, the following items are gathered about an accident that occur red on the Mexican Central on the 25th instant
 Senor Andrsde left tae City of Mex iso in an especial train, consisting of one mail and baggage car. two Pullmans, and Superintendent Parker's private car.
 The next day at 1O p. h.. st Picariio station. they c0ii1e} with freight train. ten mIlas from Villa Lerdo. The two locomotives E fbadly damaged. acc two cars flashed to pieces. and the Pu'lnt re terribly shaken, bnr net injured.
 The cars of the freight train broke t'elr connection and ran back about 200 l yards.
 The srec,Gl train vas going Q the rate 1 ot about l5 miles per hour. There was | 9 curve where tue collision occurred ] lha engineer of the specia. burst hls air trsiles Ia attempting to stop. No lives were lost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
4 Duplication Nc. s.:I for Patent Co he sun
Dueer Eming Claim.
JSIIEo SIAIEs LtND UFFT1e,


 IUCsCS, nNIZJSt. teb-u- -- -f. i--i AONCE Is HEi-Lul GIIf- fIsAI OB- ~ ct H. Paul. wu'se postol-,e ed. lr.-- l- J gc- son. Pm3 county. x. T. has Died i.I- -uHlIl atIpu fora patent for l5.uiiur-r fee5of jhc Buli Doce- mile or veiC, bearing minerals. @lfh surface EruulG llJ feet ll vi ilth. -i-Ua-rt ll tte HelVe- tiI Mining District county of tiua and Terri tory or Arizoua. and designated bT the held notes and official plat on hie Ir thls uticsHs Lot No; q Iu said district, said Lot -o. ii belrs as follows, to-wlt:
 Beginning at thc iuisisI moaUmear st the easter!y end ceutar of claim. at post +Xf inches. Iu a mound or stones, marked -B. D. l Ai. No. ], mouth ut cut le1rs N. 53 de.. V. 3j5 feec dl-tlnt; thence N- 3i deg. L. BIO Feet t0 l1- cation monument st NJ. corner of ciaim at @ post 4J4 inches in mourd Of stOue-, marked ~B. D. No. 2; thence \ l5 deg W. lSn teet 90 location monument at NV. corner of claim. at @ post 4x4 inches m mound of stones, a arked "B- D. No. g." U. <. Mineral Mouuuen- No. z, Helvetia Mining District bears \. 53is deg. E. 55lO feet distant. stack on smelter bears o. go deg. '. 72U feet distant; thence S- % deg. W. 5D feet to location monument at yves eris end cen ter of clam. at post iXi inches, m mOcu- meut of stone, marked "b. D. No. 4, Discovery cut bears \. i5 def.. j.. SD feet distant, thence 90 feet. sane bearing. To location monument at SW. corner of clam, at a post txt inches m Q mound of stone, n arzed ''B. D. No. 5; thence \. 5s deg. l.. 1500 feet Co location monument at SE. corner of ciaim- at post lLi inches m a mound of stone u arked "B. D. No. 6; thence N. St deg. L. S00 feet tO monument and post, 'E. D l. M- No. !, and place of beglnning-
 Total area of claim. 3j.t6 acres. Narlatlon F deg 90 mn. l..
 The location of this Mine Is recorded in the Recorders office Of Pima County. Arizona, m boos A. Records of Mines, pages 6o0 and bJi-
 Any and all prrsons claiming adversely any portion of said Bull DOcer mlre. or suriace ground. are required Go hle thelr adverse cidiHl with the Register of the United States Land Once at Tucson. Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they Wlu DC barred by virtue O. the provisions of the Statute-
 it is hereby ordered that the foregoing no,les Of application fO- patent be published Tor the periof Of ten cou.secuti ve weeks in the AETZOSA CITIZEN q weekly newspaper pubiished at 4Uc-
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register.
 First publication March 1. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice of Forfeiiurs

TCCs0V. pI-s Gown. ....
 Eaar - 'E'O B. GODFREY. NAT HJLHr- ~ James U.ie. or those who tag .. them. each au uIi' giiaj o1a--.Et. tho following described rrur.r.e. harc5g -Jraai that i have e-.e.r.. dFed Dollars D ls1sr .rd u.1ar t-s ..1c. uor4 'Il. Iiriur ..a Mining bl-Uct Pima ru-..r tr. Ser t'-ler 70. i-ei and rrc. -lH.. H. a-l. gH -af4 amount beng .s-. Lars for each Of tla . IuH."- i-'i and --l iu 1rte- t1 hold -.... t.e pr.vieiar- of Section -s-. O. Ire J it-a - .tea reir- fa.. tu hold fH- -.U1 for -l- bean. Si. l-s- anu. l--@ and .Hr. lrr-.' ufei yrc- -or-Iuu- ,ner-.f. @i ieays l'7r sHrEIHa li tIi= ta1 you tliI er rCiIse Zoo s.a.r portion ut -ueh e-l.ra.tIraa t-e cu-'- ui tlis ptD -c.r.Hr. .I o'aiu sill l.raT. ria raU erbcr U"C.r -us. section uou of H.ll H-FeH.-..r- fr dollars io- each gl .-li r1.-s IH. W .fN Hr.NrIa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
| Sunday.soire

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Goldtree last evening entertained a number If friends at their cosy residence on North Meyer street. the occasion being entirely m formal and for the purpose of meeting 2 few friends. Vocal and instr1menitaI music aud palatable repast oi choice viands added to the p!easurable features of tbe evening. There were present MI: and Mrs. Charles Kresham, Mir. and Mrs Schoenholtz. Mr. and Mrs. l. Gold free Nr. and Mrs. l. Kautfman' Max Yer Igidor Meyer, Charles solomon and others whose names the reporter dld not larrp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TUcsoS. Prr, CorSTY A. T..

IUCSOS. fi-IA ' Qi MY A. l-'
 January q. I,>i. rJ7C CHARLES A. SIIRLLL CE IdO-E k who may claim under hi. an .udiy ced one sixth ui the fuliowllE described prHperty: lou are hereby notified tlbt ] Lave ~N1rnoed on" hundred dollars in J ho- and improvement upon fha Montreal mIuln- aim. smith ulluius oI- fIct. Pima county A-lz.' %. lrg J-c me pruperty loc,ted Au-ust 6, lstJ, by me tbauiel Johus0n) and recorded m book pag 5ys. Pima coun ,. Re, ,orj of Mines, in or4er Go ao,G -sid claim under tEe pr'visIoHs "f x e tun -,-i, Revised Statutes o- the Uutted Ntates. le uE re amount required to hold tue saL.e Tor the year audit Deceln brr ST. IsS5 and that l my self have contributed yOurpor lon thereof. hcreior7, within 20 days after sarvIce oi th,s uotIce of publication, you faL or refuse to co 'HDr-e rour proportion of such expenditure. g5 CO., owner with the costs of tLls publication your interest in said claim vIl becumr The property of the sub-crIber, under sand ectiou 2 2i Your proportion Of sad expenditure 70 sixteen and 61-i,u dollars.
 isl2Wsm DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Pr0Dls.l5 iaT P,ssl BGsl ald Ml.tgl.

HssDQUsRrEBs DEPARTMENT CF ARIZONA, FFIC OF 'HIEFCCarnssARY uF SUBsIsr NCE,
 WHPPLE BAR AcAs, rEEsesrr \. T.,
 March 2l. lssl. SEALED PgOPOSALs. IN fIIrLICaTE, - subject Co the usual conditions, will be re- CeiVcst at ttIs Oih Or at the etlces Of ths 1ci ing DOmmIss irfrs of Su sis-eace. at the follow h 2 uaiu-t. pO-t= ult-l F OllOck. noon, ou Mon day april 2l, lssl, at which tune ar. places they will re opened in the presence or bidders, fO furnishing and delivery oi such quantities or Beef ald VI itOn On thc Ccit, as may from tune be repaired at OTIS Apa-he, BoSIe, Grant, Hua- chuca. L sell @CDOweii. AoIave, hOmCs and verde and Mhl pie blrrac .s, m this Depart u.eut. from July |, 1881. Co June 30 i-,5-
 The q y-rumert reserves the right to reject any O all proposals
 ProuCsa must b. accoTIauled by a guaral- tee signed by two responsible p@' sons m the sum Of Sl.CVJ ga b. and m accordance with the form pre-cr bed. r. Ch proposal must be ac- comp ed bv an affidavit s.ttI z forth ( at the bidder is not concerned directly or indirectly n any other bId than that to which hls name IS appet ded.
 The suc-essf bidder will be required 10 en- tor into a written contract with the Ont-d States, with good and approved security, within go days after be-ns notihed of the scceptance of his proposal.
 Bidders VII ulde--tard that contracts made uud thIs advert ssmeut and pro- usals made m re punse the-c-O. shall mt be construed tD ln- volye he United states Il any obh-satIon for paymen ID eNce-s or the appropriation granted by c ngres- for the purpose.
 Slanl proposals. guarantees and afidayIts, end full information as Co he manner of hsd- diug coniltIo- Co be observed by bidders. and terms Of cJutract and payment will be furnished on application -" tnls oElce OF Co the COmmIs- sgry at tn1 post.
 Envelopes co1tli.nr proposals should be mark q Proposal for Beef a.d Mutton. and and addressed 70 che undersigned OrtO the re- CHAS. D. PAGAN.
 mr22W4t Captaiu and c. S.. U. <. Army.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice of Forfeiture.

L,c-Y-. I-f
 Jta.2I. FOJ"HN DpT TE. I v. I.E 2 ! eury Dos5ls OF tf Ia,. ,. lI ....- t.era- ou are hereby uo.ifei .I. pended oun ilEir- dl u-- i1 proven '-.t- u.t-g -..- Sem. OF r....... . u~ tun ve- c.u s..Ta Q. ... u'uuti rs al1l- ai % ssi a. Is.l Do a.ciirtr u sv-rI ar tura .t'l flH.u- cpH-.... trlfr Euov1 pw. r.rr Hef', h' -t-r rt1uer-y lIr.f... - .y r-Ueis tlro us. John g -'n- -rI Herr Do. ola rr. o1 S. f1 I2l. l -f. DIg irr. t1 order CD ..a.l -riO Q aim l- .I..- f.- -..r ct e'flo- -i liarl..H -i.r. +.e er. 'sr h.t.E tl1 cUUJ rac-r. q. -1'r tnr Tn" y.ar ending eca har. '1 myself have c.uuihuroI sour ft'fcnf. 4h7rafsr,- 70 a.U {. G..- Efce oi th-s notice uf publication. sul d-' ' c"gifiiH e your l-u- ur,rnu- .. ....- f' gtltnr. s, g- c1 o--urfs with fn. ru.rs . pH u'ir ituG yuur lufa-a C. Il -rIH c.siuI rur' tln I'D; r-'y o. ,ls -uH-g.lHer G1C. 1clon -'-i. Yong proportion I- aDi a-.
 DAVID VI. Jan. .G. 3-m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
The Pyi!.ian Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge Heights of Pyth- ias of Arizona vas organized on the 27th irst,,, in Tombstone. Following is the list of officers: W. 3. Hopkins, Past G-au8 Chancellor: B \. Fiekas, Grand Cb3Ucellar: II Schmei ing, Grand Vice Chancellor: Mr. Ranouf, Grand Prelate; S Katzenstein, Grand Master of Ex- cheorer: Mr Wagy, Grand Keeper of Records and Seals; ". W. Baldwin, Grand Master at Arms; W. X. Hancock, Grand Inside Guard; Mir. Tarbell, Grand Outside Guard.
 C5arIeston was selected as the next nlace of annual convention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Worth of Patents.
IFleclrican.l

The value of the telephonic patent !s enormous and we very much doubt II t,l lI couIdnow be purchased for S27,UVJ'',,J,o' Ut is probably by far the. most valuable single patent which has ever eeen issaed. Attention is called to the complete stock of cutlery and hrrdTare carried D! 4. D. Otis & Go Their lum5er yard haS every thIng needed by farmers miners and builders. ProspectOrs procuring outfits should give their store a call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice Of Forfs sta.e
TCcslE FE.l

-CCs--,, l4.-' rF'p UcNI,E L. .Iiy... g who uGy cham l1.-E aIH tcurtg O. f.e .0lIoUll- ls r-1-. are hereby ra liiad fHa. . huudrec dpi. -z il labor auG the Con Iuulc-on uir.rE talc-. flua col-rs. Ari.Hu.. property. i0cota.. fiay -'. r. ueta, and recorded il Jls f..a CTS office, boo, rl U page itl. Il Crs,s- -1 .a. under tLs urovisluu- ot v-sed Statutes 0f tho United amount required Co hold -ie ~ ending December 5f. 1--s and r.... contributed your portion ta.-u.- within 70 days after serF1a. ". . publication y0l faIl or rein Go proportion Of such eyua-c.-.r your interest iu sand clam VIII erty of the sub-crihar, under t four proportion Ol sad eEls--.. fve Dollar. ...- isIzN3m tlf-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
MILLING ORES.
some Wore Figures on the Cost or Con-
 CcutrRtiug.

CCutrRt ing.
 Tie figures iu Thur-day's CITIZEN upon the cost of anceatratinE ores In Iucs-n were furnished bya mining man, vlO has lad considerable experience. Th's publication c.u5od a great deal oi comment iH mining circles, and haze oa led forth some more figuring" The latest asr those .Urais.ed b. Ir. 4. G. Dyer. who is busy at work erecting a quartz uIll at the foot Of Congress street.
 H. says, taking e price of ore as ,urni7 ei from the iuile oi K, al ready ef ar--i ro, tc.t h. can mil a-d concentrate it for 8 Der ton.
 The lrures, .heu, as anauGei iy Ir Dyer, are az follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
G6elT Eae

y FlGI .E .. sN L-.. ... .-..- -- ou of rl. ..-r... Hlr. ... ... ylg. .st-. D. tl. .-..... .- for tss CIGUlE a- L... r... t. Cel rr. Q. o- a .- l...r ,u ,.e 5tu lsy @. re.r a... <. -.
 it. Erl.1. 2 and .g ..r --u or v1 tIuI-e.l L..H ty-i i've u, r.-iUl Dol. ...-. s.. at ta. r,ise gl tuu urrr ... u. .. Fog tlc- 9lta 3le Hl-..I - iI Bo-Iar-, 70 -t- .-..f .r. ...... ui sad jUd Uslt- and ..e.. ..-. .cries uu a.L taa ..a...- H.. CT 3. tC-sIr. Iis i-ul. rH. lHcat q lr Eelv.rla ...r {, uu,y. Arizona 4arri..... d.. . @. Wilch Is r.ccrto.l -l r..-..-.#... .. - er or Pime couutg, il b..E p ........ or Pima county at IuZ. r -Diui-E elltm. situated an a.' Li-tlIct tie location uat. e.. .l ,..... ll tle o--r- a the i.eru-...-u 1.. Book LeCOr-, at r.E.. Ul i... ... page is2; alec tho Pima cart... -uld Hsiveta Mining District. r.. rlc.' uf which Is r-ca7..-d g. ,.a.-. ....... corder of Pml cogGt5 ia E. Mines oi tiMa county, -- t-.-.
 elereEcs is hcrel 2 mae to -... more flrti-uia~ C -cElr II:. .... r.. lode Iu Cah-m AIli t.-.-... ....r. .. terrlrDr O. ArfsnUa- o-s r..-... .. ... 6guer as io7 No q. rte .t,.. -.. cnr.tcL su tie u--ca oi t.s count ll Book ii Record .. Ilm count. at r--s. ,rd reference ss hereby w..g moro r5Tt--vlar te-e.I .Ir-.ur -.....
 and notice !, Aar.ag -I.HI the l-r e.y ti s-arcl. A D. I-- bour- ut il o'Cloc e.. Ll. .... Q .... irHut O Che tuIrtlpI-a door. son. county or ma. Ie-rfrH". .| wlli sell u'l tlc Tig..t, ti-ie lu. Be Long iu alc t' r.r asHvH c...~. Ht pUHlc aurriou t1 .te hfaaaa. and for cash .u io-li currency. OF -s.. a- w.N lief. said CElcut. .- ...
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 The a.'ye -e'e is hereb- Iassr. rrday. March -J. Icf. -f t.- place, a.Lt PA.
 Dated TUcso-, March I.I-.a.
 Tho above saiei= heras DOS u-'-ay, -iay i--i, st tl- am. '.
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 D led lUc-o1. March s-. f-.t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
COST
S14 %

Iotal.----.... .............- .Sl4 O4
 lIr Dyer has sufficient power !n his engine t1 run four of his mills aud COZ c.1fr4t.r-, capable Of running through at least twenty tons per day II the owner ol the miue above referred to can furnish twenty tons per day, Lis daily Illustration of what can be done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
NQiice of tor9.I.--
TUcsoy, E1.ACors

Tf'D l.. p. II ORD AND F E.....
 s t1oso who may ciai7n -r -... undivided ones xFh irterae. .- described pro-e-ty. Ion arr 2 hat ve have expended Pour E l labor and improvements uryl -.a ing ciHu. located Ia.g4rr -l ..-r Ldcky Spring all Ours- Beauty
 ecamler 2j I--f. Coyota-t tatIhI Pima county. 'r-yDun. Ilr Saii ar|.. Our Hundred Doll rs fa- l--1. lu r- sand claims Uglrr tI' U-lvlrlnl5 of tteVised Stat 1-e= af the United >far.. . aruD .rr rCCUIr,d Co hold Che eaH. .... ending December at, i-es a-c ti.f r tri' Ittd your portions rEarcuf w4 hu % dIy- after sc-y-rv .f r... pub lra ion yuI ta'l or latUaa .a -.... p-1vo-ilou o- -gcl eEuar C..r with the -t- ui fri5 public. .I... .r.r. iu elii cl-.u will tccng1- tae .-...-.. subscriber urJsr z-id Section l . porHon a4 s.li e-ue-dl.r-a l -Ie. 0oil1rs for the s it yaar i-f
 UhtWeu D. SOL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Water at Ouiiotoa.

Parties fom Quijotoa deny any knowl- ease of any excitement in camp about r.tsr heinz found on the west side of .,,. M'',,- -,onntain in any great quantities,
 and say the Bonanza Goinp@ly, Y,S,. men
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
SheTiH's Sale.


 SY VIRTUE OF an alias execution is@ued D out of the Jistricf Cogro Ot the rIrst J Clil- cal List rict. of the Territory of Arizona iu and for the County of Pi-uu, on iufiEuert reEdesct in eald Court on the zICh day or October 4. D. ls-2 m favor of IhOmIs N. NorWUOd and J. ". SchlCy. as exeCut -s cf tEe e-ture of William Schlcy. and agelrst the its Mining and Smelt- twU 'uHd-ed s-veut,-six and s' itu lSiS -l6 90 colitrs. | have levied upon all tle right, title and interest oz the Alta Mining and -ufei,tug Company, in and to the fIll0RIu- ce- crIred pro. erty, tO-ygIt: The Ira miu. and the Alta mill site, eitvated in rhe liar hav mining dis- trlct. m Pima county, Territory 0f Arizona. a q designated re rectIve. by the ~GrFeyCr General of Arizoua Gs lots Nc 5S and 3- B.. and pat euted to D. T. Harshav J ohu Long and Mi .hael Pagan, hy United States patent, No. ~Iil, da ted dgnua-y 10th. l,-i. recorded lu the O-uce Of che recorder Ot Pima county, arizO-a Ter Itury, iu book ll, of deeds T mines pa-Cs -l tp 21l, to which record reference Is Urdo for fuller de OhiO mire iOcafed OU the l--h day of leCc1 Der, i,ll. by D. T. Harshg+. John Long and Michael Fl-an. and or which tho i1cg-iou notice l- re- corded Iu the office of the r'curtirr O. PI'fa county. ArizonH. in hook C. of r- orii- u7 mines. page l31. and to which record refer nee -- D rby made for a fuller de CrlUtlO1 of sslu hlo uliEe- nd uuti -e is hereby gwen q s.r on Saturday tEo 70 o'clock a. n-, and oc K D. fn., In front ot tse Court House door IU t-s tit- or lg.snu. County of Pima Territory of Auzoua. , VIII sell at puhl4C an 'tIou all rha right. fr end fu terest rf and defendants ,u and Co the ah0v ds- srrlhel psopery y, Co tIe highest and has b.5ac. Tor cash lega. currency, Co satisfy said eyscu- tio1.
 Datsd. Tucson. March i5-h. 1-sL
 E T PAUL. Sheriff.
 By T. T1EDTs. Uud TT Shelf mrhtl-.d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
COULDN'T AFFORD II.

Made Honest by Business Principles,
 Druggist Tells the Square Truth.
 Now. my friend. let's be perfectly frank and candid about this matter" the druggist said. placing botL elbows on lis plated show caseand looking his customer fairly in ther eye. You have a lame back and want plaster to put on it. You don't kaow me, and, judging of human nature as 1t runs in business, you arc afraid I'll humbug you in some way. You may think 1t an odd statement. but can't afford to cheat yon. Even if did haven't the means.
 ''Thass curio1s. (Oh, my back! I'll take a chair, guoss) Don't you keep plasters?'
 "Oh, yes. one or two kinds. Once I had shelves full of them-e7ery sort that were invented to gull the ignorant ard make money for imitators. But l siftod 'eu O at one by one. and now sell
 BrNsoy's cAPoISE POROUS PIAsrERs
 principally. They always give satisfaction, and ID the end it pays me to sell them in preference, to all othsrs"
 Haven't you Allcock's5"
 .'Yes. bat my customers and myself prefer ' Benson Capciue-which ara quick as electric. l fly. safe as government bonds and snre as tho | law of graTIJatIon. The doctors order them | and what IS more to the point, have nevel l heard complaint from one who has used them | luu can go elsswheTe-if your back will beal | you ont in the OperatICD-and gel another and { l cheaper plasteT, hut"
 ] Don't oglk to me ahOut the money" broke 1T l the c0mtort-seekIng straug ger, with some heat | ''Nhut's ten or fifteen cents tO get ing rld O. ] tms cpnfOundad-uh, Lurdy!-tEi- palu a1C ] lameGs--- Let mo have one of Be1sCn's Cap ! cine. That rhe real article. k its With tn ! word fCiN' cut in the body ID. the ? sster. | 'AOuu be around iu week. straight au' | gtr0 .r,' added t7 dI -iomstlc dTuCust, throw iny the money ir he east drawer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Notice for PuU.iCaao1
LAND OTTIcEAITrr
Pre-emp-iOa S1

LAND OFFICE Al Irr-|
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Pro90SalS for Flour.
HEAL QUAETEss DEPART2IEST OF ARIZONA OFFICE OF CHIsF Co2nIss ARY OF
 


 OFFICE OF CHIsF COafaIIss ARH OF
 EXISTENCE, WAFFLE BARRACKS, PETsCOrT. A T..
 March 2i. 1S-i. CEALEO PROPOSALS m triplioste, subject - to ths u-ual conditions, will be received at this office and at the C-hces or the Acting Com missaries or Subsl- euce at the 1ol owing named posts in Arizona Territory, untu r. Oclockno1u, Monday. April 2i. I.5i, at which time and places they will he opened ir pres nee of bidders. for furnishing and delivery Of .irI- zona Flour. as follows:
 E0tt Apache. ts.cO lbs.; Fort BovSie, SOO0 lbs: Fo. Gtant. su,On lbs; Fort Huschuca, bO.- O00 lbs; Fort Lowell, 50.Ou1 lbs; Fort Mellow eli. $500 lbs; Fort ThOmas. S6,UO lbs; San Carlos. 10000 lbs; Fort Verde, 2lOuO lbs; Wmp- ple Barracks. 4s.OyO lbs.
 Proposals for furnishing four made in Arizo- na and from Arizona wheat only wIll be consld- cred. The Government reserves the right to re- feet any or all prop sals.
 Blank proposals, guarantees, and ftl! lnIor nation as to the manner of bIddinc, conditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of contract and payment. will be furnished on application to this Ofice or to tlls COmmlssarles at the sts Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposal for Flour at - and sc- dressed to the undersigned, or @ the Commis- sary at the pos. ChAS. r. EAGAN, .i r25wtd Captain and C. $, c. S army