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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for n Patent-Lot No. 37A and
 BIB. surveys No. 655 and SJ6-
TrcsnH- ARIZoNA- Oct. l1. Iss4.

TUCsoS. ARIZONA, Oct. IT. 1884. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEO- is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by Louis Ezeki- els his attorney m fact, whose postothce Is Tue son, Pima county, Arizona, has made arpllcis- tiOn for patent for l. 70 hnear feet on Inc sil- yer Bullion mine and mill site. taid mine bearing silver the same being 5o9 feet s. sI deg. A min E., and s3i feet N.. S7 deg. O mn. N from discovery shaft thereon. with surface ground 6CO feet m width, situate m Quuotoa mountains, Pima county, Territory of Arizona, and described in the plat and held notes on hle in this office as follows, viz:
 Silver Bullion mine, beginning at the initial monument at center of east end of claim. a post ( feet long inches diameter marked -S- K. l. NJ, \. l." whence a granite rock 5Asxl5 feet bears \. Z5 deg sJ mn. F.. 64.5 feet; thence S- deg sD min. W. S0O feet to post feet long inches diameter marked "S. B. N. 2,' thence N. s1 deg. SO min W. 1 4O feet to post feet long inches diameter, marked '-S- B. N. g. thence \. deg. diameter m@ F. marked S% issi @ IS E S thence \. 2 deg. sO min. E. 300 feet to post feet long { inches diameter marked 'S. B. N. 5;' thence S, s7 deg 90 mn. F.. 4UJ feet tO a post feet long inches diameter. marked =. B. \. 6;' whence U. S. M. M. No. 1 bears N. 5 deg SO mil. F.. 75 feet, thence S. deg. 30 mn. w. 80 feet to place of beginning.
 Alec the sllyer Kullion mill site in connection as follows: Beginning at the SW. corner of claim, post ft long inches diameter. marked diameter, marked S E NJ. S. B. IT, bears x. is dcs. W SO feet. thence N. F deg. 5 mn, W. go feet to a post marked .'S. E. N. 5. N. D. thencs x. 77 deg. O7 min. F.. s1l.2 feet to p0.t marked ''S. B. M. S. \. 3." whence ''S- B. l. NJ. N r. of Silver Bullion mine bears N lg deg. 10 min. V. ,Z33 feet; thence .. r. deg. 5 min- E' Z5J feet 10 a post marked 'S. E. M. :. \. thence <. 77 deg. H min. w. SIP feet Co initial monument. place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation i3 deg. CS min. F., contain ing mine 1928 acres mil site acres; total, 24zs acres.
 TLe loeation of this mine is recorded m the RscOrdsrs OHice of PicG county, Arizona. m Book Record of Mines. at pages eo and ol, and the mill site in Book ]. Record of Nllll Sitss pages 4s6 and 4-I.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Silver Builon mine or mIll site are required tO tie theIr adverse claims with the Register 0f the CnIted States Land Office at Tucson in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they WilI be barred by virtue of the provisions of
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS Register.
 It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published Tor the period of ten consecutive weeks m the Al Iz NEA CITIZEN. weekly newspaper Pub-lshed at Tue son, Arizona ,,,,.e
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. i.@-
LAND OFFICE AT TCCsoE

LAND OFFICE AT TCCs 0E.
 Novemh-- I- .--t . Notice is hereby given that t'- -T named settler has filed notice of ti~ .I. t make final proof in support ot ii- ..- that sad proof wIil be made fore i.. and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. ". . .s day of Dscembe izs4. VIZ. W VI. E..- -.s Tucson Postofice P ina cOu-ty. Ar.- .- SWit of tho SEii of Sec. . and t..- " j., NEis and the SEit of The Nf .i Ct S"'- .. .-s S.. k. ls E.. c <. K. B. and Al., and .s- following a. his witnesses. VIZ. J- i'- ---r and Mary klnear. of B,n-ou, t chg ..-. Arizona. and George NO0ltois, "' Pima coanty, ArIz0nA. and B- C. Iafa-.. CT. son, Arizona. -... .....-. First publication. November lt, l,-t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

The volumes of the BtZNT h.4 il vi.H .ie Numter for January of each ysas. NHrH Do time is mentioned It will b, Understood -'ag the subscriber wishes tO commerce Hl.- -ls Number next after the receipt Gf order.
 The last Five Annual Nolum. of H3aPFas BtZAB. in neat cloth binding. vii t- -rl- b, mall postage paId. or hy eXprg--. Free .t r2- pense tprUvide1 the freight does uot eNr.r'i '-a dollar per volume]. fer Sl lu Der volume
 Cloth eases for each vu. Ume, -UT'ah.a tug !. ai- iDs. will Ee sent by maIi. p0-tpa d. ou ,... .i S1 each.
 Remlttalces s.ould b. made bF PoEra--- Money Order or Draft. Co aTuId chance of Iu--. Newspapers are not tocCIy this rdscltise 70 without the cNprc-, order Of HALPEH d bROI d- FRS.
 Address
 HARPER $ RR rIIERS. New Yori..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
POSTED EMINT.

The above sale is postponed until t.' of December. 1,si. between tho huur- and D. m.. in front of the Ju t'-" the village of Logan City Pima roel' t-
 W H. St HirtL". del7td Spec.al C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
THE Great English Remedy !

IsE usVsr-fsiiing cur' for Nervous Debility ExkRus;ed Vitality Seminal " e A k D es
 spormatorrhGa. LOSJ MANHOOD. lmpotsr CT. Paralysis, PrOstatOi rhua and all tLs tern ole effects of \ elf AbusO. gOuthful fOllie
 and s1cossOs m maturt
 sears-such As lOss C
 Memory, Lassitude. Nos ca. k.,n~faFv Dsfnsfaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
Notice for Publication.
Hone-tead No. 2.2.-Commul.l.

LAND OFFICE AT IJCsos, AR.
 Nov-a sr i- -rE NOTICE IS HEREBY GlNEN IhA- .. z ~ following named settler Las tIed - -- z his intention to make tnal Truul lr -ul .-- his claim. and that sad proof wlh l @ l- l- fore the Register and Receiver at l',--.. ,rc. zona. on the Z3d day Cf Iecem1e.- ,....-a. Jose Valencia. of Tucson, Pima co.tL.. ss -. T.. l.. for the Nis of SWi of Sec: :i. J D.. la N- '' m. and names the fOllOWluG as hl- w,ia Er.t TerrillO Lion. Francisco kUele-, J J'-'t
 and Charles WiliOff all of Tucson. Ar
 BEN. M. THOMAS. l-e- --i First publication November [. iS,4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
TRIAL BOYLE FREE,

sufhcient to show its merit. will be sent to Any Cue applyiug by letter, stating hts symptoms and age. ComIlunIcatioUs strictly cOuhden'isl
 dha-.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

of yisio6 Noisee in ths Hsad: the vital fluid Uassing unobssrved in tee urine. 9nd nianS other dissases that lead t1 insanity and death
 DK. MINTIE will sgrss 10 torteit Fite t,.n n.n Restorative (under his special sdVlce Ano treatueutl will not erre, or for anythlng impure or iniuriO1s found m it. Dh; MIN tIos.s cury. Generalization free. Thorough examina- tion and advice including snAlysls of urine $500. Prico of the Vital kestoratlIe .'O . oot- auy address upon receipt of price or C.O. U. secure feom observation, and m private name dosired by A. F. MISIlE. M. ID. "
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application bs ls:ter stating symptoms, ser and age. Commn- nicAtions strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
DR, C. D. SAlFIElD,

2i6 KeAracy Street, san frAneisco, Cal.
 Cousultafions strictly confidential, by le'tsl sr at office FREE. For the convenience of Ie- tients and in order to insure perfect secrscy. have adopted a private address, under winch All packages ATU forNHried.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
StANMSASJ

Impotency, fxhAuste,. VI Nllty, frein@ture De clIne and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatever oauss produced. Itenriches and purites the blood streuRthens the Nerves. Brain. Mn. eies. Dlges
 ton, Reproductive Organs, and Physical tnc Mental Faculties. lt stope any uSnatnral uenii isatIng drain upon the system. preventing iLvol rntAry Iosses debilitRfiug dreams sen iaaI losses with the urine etc.. SO destructive mind and body. lt is a sure elminst.r oi Ai KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAlNIe. | coptaira no iuiuri0uH ingredients. To thosr <uferIng from the evil efirets of youthfnl IndIscrrtIons or eNce~Ses. speedy. Ihor
 FEED. Price. s2 50 per bottle, or i've buttles m case. with full directions and advice. slO Bent secure from observation Co any address ID on receipt of prics. or C. c. D To De mad "aiJ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
nElIKQUEaT SALE NOTICE.
Croeker Mining Com; any.

Crocker Mining Conn., any.
 location of principal place of business, hcom zi, Nevada Block. Fan Francisco, California. Location of works, QuijOtos., Arizona Terri tory.
 NUTICE.-There are delinquent upon the fol- lowing described stock. account Ot a,sess- meut (NO. n lcvied on the Slst day Of October, I-Sl. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows;
 No. No.
 Names. Certf. Shrs. Am''. Grant, Geo. Tru-tce----------32 lcc SzI u Grant Geo Trustee---.------9 lU0 2S aO Grant Geo. Trustec-------Gs lCO 2i 70 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Boafd of Directors. made on the 3ist day of Octo- Der lsSt so many shares of each parcel of such stuck as may be necessary. will be sold at public auction. at the Otice of the Company. Room 24. Nevada Block. No. cUg Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal on TUESDAY. the TWENTY THIRD l13il day of DECEMBh R. 1osI. at the hour of n o'clock \. M.. of said day. ( pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
 AUG WATERMAN, Secretary. Ofice-ROOm 3t. Nevada Block. No. 30g Mont gomeIy street. San Francisco. Cal. delStd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

Vim. Re;tiger left for Strong City, Kansas, yesterday. He contemplates dis.osing of his large stone quarries there with the intention of returning to Arizona His health improved very much during his brief sojourn here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
AYERS PILLS.

\ largo proportion of thc diseases which cause human suffering result from dcranse- men; of the stomach, bowels, and liver. AYERS CNTuAETIc PiLLs act directly upon thssc organs. anal are especially designed to cure the diseases caused by the.r dcFauge- mcut including Constipation, Indigcs- ton. Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery, anl a host o. other ailments, for all Of which they are . safe, sure, prompt, and pleasant remedy. The extensive use of these IiLI.> by eminent physicians in cgular prac- Zee. shows uumistakably the Cstimat.on in which they are held by ILe medical Proics- sion.
 These PILI-S arc compounded of vegetable Substances oAiy, and age absolutely free from CalJaiel 0r any 0t.sgr injurious Ingredient.
 A Sufferer from Headache writes:
 "AYEig'> PILLS are invaluable Co me. and are my constant companion. have been severe sufferer from Headache, ant yvur PILLS are the only thing I could book Co fer relief. One duse wIil quickly move ny bowels ani free my head from pain. They are the most effective and tEc easiest hysic have ever found. lt Is pleasure Go nie to speak in thc.r praise, and l always do 90 when occasion offers.
 W. I. PAGF. of ". l.. Page & Bro" Franklin St.. Richmond, Va, June 9, i,s2. "I have ussd AYrE'S pILLs iu number less instances as recommended hy you, and have never known them Go fail Co accomplish the desired result. We constantly keep them on hand at our home. and prize them as a pleasant. safe. and reliable family medicine. fOK DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
 J.T HAYUs." Nexi1, Texas, June r.. iss,.
 The REV. FRtNCIs B. ItNRL0wT. writing from AfisuIir. Gd.. says: For some years past I have been subject e. constipation, from which. in spite of the use of Me,ii- eines Of various kin,ls 1 suffered increasing inconvenience, until some months ago l began taking AYEn's Puts. They have entirely corrected the co>tiye habit and have vastly improved ny general health" AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS correct irse-u- lAriiies of the bowels. stimulate the aIre- lite and digestion, and by their prompt and thorough action give tone and yiso: to the whole physical economy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

DsE. BISTIE's Kidney Remedy seph- retieum, cures all kinds of Kidney and bIsSdei For sale by all druggists; tl bottle. SIX bottles
 for S5. nm AL.
 DR. MISTIE'S Dandeiion Pills are the b.st ,,1 cbearast DyspepsIa and BiliiOus cure in ;hs market. For sale b. all druzglEts. apisu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

Why wil .o many people allow themselves to go map.us at out. low spiritr,i. salloS eo np.rN- Frees Is mhurr Tea is an absolute spe;.hc Tor all com. ]. ints of thus cllsss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
HARPER'S PERI0DIGALG
Fer Year:

Fer Year: HARPER'S BAZAR-----------------.--- ir. HARPER'S MAG 8ZINE- --.... f.s HARPER'S WEEKLY -------------.----..- .u HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE--------.--- ; gl HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUAEE LI- BRARY one year (53 number '------.--i q. .. Postage Free to all subs cIiber- ir t.. Ju..t States ard Canada.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

1hIs C re a
 Stre z tn en | n z Kennedy and Nerve TONIC Is the legiii- mate result of Ov,r tWeRty years of prac- 'ical experience by a Thoroughly Qualhe'i graduate physician of one of ths highest mslica! e lleg-s Of Europe. and CO RES Elth uufaIlIrg certal- rty Nervous and Phy- sical Debility. Semi nal Weakness, Spet- natorrhmG. Prosta torrhGa. Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
BEN. NJ. THOMAS Register

It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of ten consecutive weeks m the Al IF EA CITIZEN a weekly newspaper pub-lshed at Tue son, Arizona - -
 BEN. VI. THOMAS. Register [ l....-l Ice
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
LIEBIG DIsPENsARY

4O0 Geary strgrt. San Francisco. Cal; Private entrance. &O5 Mason street, four blocks up Geary street from Ksauy. Main entrance thrOugh Dispen-Ery Drug St"rn- oclnldW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

HARPER & BR THEIRS. New York
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
Sound to the Core.


The Troy Times says Chat the Repub-
lean party "never put a man in the
presidential char who dickercd with
treason and permitted rebels to steal
government property and use national
funds and material to build forts
and equip armies with which to destroy
the government. Il never put men in
The cabine; who robbed the depart
mcnts IN their charge, stripped the
government Of means of organizing
defenses, bankrnpted the treasury and
ran away TO join their fellow rebels
when there was no further opportunity
to steal and 70 remain was becoming
dangerous. Il never elected repre.en-
tatiyes and senators who advocated
treason from their plaees in congress.
IL never refused 10 vote the necessary
means and measures for prosecuting
The war. but it did stand by The Union
when armed rebels attacked It boldly
in front and tTcacherous and cowarlly
traitors assailed it in the rear. Itnevcr
assailed the grand man who stood at
the head of the nation through four /
years of iieree-t trial by fire and blood,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

real test of blaine. He came TO Tie
rescue of The customers from all loss.
Not one of them was allowed to be The
poorer for their purchase. II cost him
much 10 protect them, aud for several
Years he was financially stalehtened,
hui he never ilinched, lie expected
lthey would make money, and when he
Found liza losing venture he took the
burden upon himself AS has been
said that Is the kind of man James G..
Blaine Is, lie has the magnetism of
supreme fidelity 10 the highest demands
OF integrity, One of The prominent
features Of the correspondence was the
endcayor on the part Of MIR, Blaine TO
get a settlement with Mr.. Fisher. lie
(Blame) had furnished money as well
as negotiated the sale Of bonds for
pushing the work Of building the road
forward Tie gave Mr., Pratt, on a !
wcitton order from m. Fisher, $50
900, II was for this amount that Mr..
Blaine sued in the court, OF Arkansas
aud recovered; this transaction, his
enemies have sought 10 intimate but
have not proved, would, If The records
of that court We're known, convict Mr..
Blaine as person unworthy of conf
dencc, and unworthy OF the respect OF
The American people! These questions
are now before the jury of the great
American people, and we are confident
hat MIR. Blaine win be triumphantly +
indicated by the voice OF that iury.d
Il The polls IN November next.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
In Great Need Of Rest.

Good gracious. how tired | ami
said Champagne Lie, as it sank YEARLY
down upon stool in a Democratic sane
tum. u say, can't yourun in Truth Tor
just one issue. and give me chance 10
take some much-needed rest:'
"Sory can't do it, said the editor,
sauyely, "bui the fact Is Truth went
oui of this office early in June, and /
haven't laid eyes omit since. YouH have
70 stand II a little while longer, I'm a.
fraid."
And then The Lie arouse witha des-
pairing sigh, ond went out with the pa
per again, in the the vain hope of find
ing some one to belivc its painful story
Of deception aud fraud.-[L,well Citi-
zen.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
THURSDAY EVENING AUG, ?,
Sitter JohR, Eclitor.

The londonderry SITTER being
houaghig Rdepepde@ sheet, op-
posed 10 al riagS, c}igoes, cloas ana
factions, ant caliag no mQa master,
and @oadiag sqao,rH upon i5s olcp
merits, solicHs free expressions az
hoaghi from he people aPoa az 1cqai-
mate acTSP0por sH6jeciS,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

The following pasAl were granted
10 citizens OF Vermont, bearing date
II. -, or reported expressly Tor
this paper by Louis Dagger & Co.,
Mechanical experts and solicitors of
Patents, Washington, D. G.
Alfred, G. G., Fairfax, Arch for
sugar making and os.lar irposes.
Cus'nnan, II. T., Noy-ll Bennington,
rubber eraser.
Ferguson, A, G., Fair Haven, car
platform.
johnson, G. c., Springfield, holder
and cutter for wallpaper.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
nENNINaroN couNrY coNyrsrIoN.

The Republicans of Bennington
County assembled in convention at Ar
lmgton on Tuesday and nominated the
following ticket: Senator's, j, W.
Carney. of Bcnningio1 AID John Cur
It's, of Dorset. For SAINT Judges,
W. $. Bentley, of Snjta.e, Samuel
j. Gardner, Of Pownal. For Sheriff,
j, NJ. Mccall OF Rupert. States At
torney, Edwin /. Bates, of Benning-
ton. Judges Of Probate, Lovcland
Mnn3on, Of Manchester, ana e. [.
sibley, of Bennington.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

The political news from the state of
New York is of the most encouraging
kind to the Republicans. In many parts
of the state there is perfect stampede
of Democrats. The disclosures affect
ing the private character of Cleveland
IS having, as any intelligent person
would naturally suppose, a deep and
wide spread influence
AT a meeting of the Democratic town
committee in Watertown on Thursday
evening four of the eight active mem
bers Withdrew from the committee.
They were Edward F'itzwilliam, chair
man: Michael W. Lyons, secretary.
NJ. J. Cunnifl, and NJ. B. Colligan.
The chairman said that he could not
support or vote for Cleveland under
any circumstances, because he, least of
all the names mentioned in the Demo-
cratic convention, represented the
workinemen. He had come to this
conclusion deliberately and had called
the committee together in order to have |
it understood. lie then announced his
of Withdrawing from the |
committee. The other three members
named made similar remarks, and also
withdrew. Mr.. Fitzwilliam, the chair
man. has been member of the Dem
1cratic Town Committee II years, Is
Of which he has acted as chairman.
Formerly lie was a member of the
state Central Committee. He cannot,
lie says, support the nominee, and be
ewes. three-folrths of the working
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

aud whose name will live 30 all eternity
rs Chat OF one of the greatest charac-
ters IN the worlds history, denouucine
him as a gorilla, an ape and black
guard. Il never gathered at national
convention and declared the war a fail
IRE when the Issue of The great shug-
gle was in doubt and every LOYAL
American was bound to lend the hclp
Of his encouragement to the govern
mont and the army. II never opposed
resumption Of specie payment, but Ii
did triumphantly effect ii, II never
clasped hands with the unspeakable
seoundrels who carried ''elections" byI
the aid Of the shot gun, the knife and
the torch II never defended murder
as means to political success, nor ac-
cepted Office tainted with the pollution
of violence and fraud. Itneyer puf a /
"tmif for revenue only" plank IN lis
platform, only to repudialo and de-
nonRee i at the first opportunity, nor
did 1t repeat the operation under M
other form OF words, and then declare
the tarih was not an issue; but il has
stood squareiy upon principle fraught
with themes vital consequences; ithas
always, and in all places been for pro-
lection to American industry and stood
wall between American labor and
asping selfshness of foreign pro-
st has not made alliance with
hackers in Maine, Iowa or any
'clse, but il has always been fora
currency and for safe financial
,ds."
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07
Another Onc Of G1creiand's se-
tos.

The last legislature Of New York
enacted a law giving mechanics and
laborers q lien upon amy building upon
which they labored. All Of the New
England States. and many others have
such laws upon tiieir statute books yet
This mel viii Cleveland ready VETO.
Speaking Of this matter The Lynn Re
porter, labor organ. says: "such Il
law is wise ana just and directly for
the protection of the workiugmen.
whose labor is large part of The build
ings in the state. 4 man who would
veto Il bill like this is no friend of thc
laboring man and he may be indorsed
by after-dinner speeches of oflice-scek-
crs until the cows come home, but the
Worlingmeu viii not have him for
their leader"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

Thomas Adonis Hendricks doesn't
bear any scars Of the war, but we
have it on competent authority that his
heart was severely fractured by the
sympathy hat he felt for the peace
at-anyprice citizens Of Indiana who
were yanked baldhcaded by Che cruel
draft Philadelphia Press.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-08-07

Democratic papers have GOOD dead
to say about their ticket being composed
of Cleveland and Reform. Cam it be
possible tlrat the old IIoosicr copper
head begins his nanc with an "R"?-
[Iowa State Register.