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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18

Total income. e..............S S24.7 = Balance to be carried to lcSJ, 2,9I3 = It will therefore be seen that by Jan uary l, 1885. the city should have bal ance on hand of nearly three thousand dollars with which to commerce the new year, and no indebtedness outside of the city hall bond-, redeemable in 1892, and the old indebtedness bOEds. not redeemable till I903.
 We find the city jail and yard, to- e.h- CT with the office connected herewith, kept neat, clean and in good condition. but We believe the cells of the jail to be insecure We would suggest tO the cltN council that they take some action tO place them m more secure condition. We ind the engine house and fire ap- parhtus kept ID most excellent condition and reflects credit upon our fire depart ment It appears to your committee, though, that m case of fire occurring in any of our large buildings the present apparatus with which they are provilea would be inadequate to the emergency. We would recommend that at as early day as possible the department be fur nIshed with hooks, ladders and truck. aud also five hundred feet more hose. Respectfully submitted.
 FRED C. HUGHEs,
 Chairman.
 D. D. HoAG,
 HOWARD MERCER. A complete examination nf the ofi,c of Sheriff and Board of Supervisors h. S not been made. In proof Of this is-eT- ton We append the reports Of the sue committees on Sheriff and Supervisors:
 TUCsoN, October 70. 1881. To the Foreman of the Grand Jury: Dear Sir: YOur committee on Sheriff. office beg leave to offer the following re- port:
 As far as We have been able to exam me the SberIii's office We have found everything satisfactory. Upon txami- nation your committee find that the fess of the Sheriff aggregate &3j OJO fo; the year Of i-S3 Hs far as as We could ascertain, there being a great many tCcs We could not arrive at, portion of the jaIlers and deputies beng paid out of th. above amount. The above amount IS sufficient to warrant your committee m recommending that the office ot Tax Collector and Assessor be segregated from the Sherifi's office, separate and independent, and a movement made m the legislature to salary the Sheriff office and all other county officers that are paid by fees at the present time At the present rate ot fees the salary ing of the officers of the county would te handsome saving 10 the county and Il 0 tsXpsy CTS. Your committee recommend to the Board Of Supervisors that the present pipes in the water closets m the second ! story of the court house be replaced hy larger ones, also that damages done in ! the jail by Casey he repaired at once. Your committee find the jail m an uu- l safe condition, and few hundred dol 1 lars expended in improvements of the l county jail will pay for itself by the sal ary saved ID guards.
 WI. C. DAVIS, Chairman.
 c. 4. AVERY.
 \. V. GRossETTA,
 !. w. CANADY.
 R. V. BLOxToS,
 R N. LEATHERwooD.
 lConcluded Mondryl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
pR. C. D. SALFlELD,

2I6 Nearncy Street, san Francisco Ctis
 Cousu!tati0cs strictly cluEicr'rEl, ty ie.ts. CT 6t oSics FREE. For the convenience ot ps- tieuts. and ir order Co insure qesfe't -eCre-J. have Gts-Y-eI urigHfe a1CIess, under '.si u al ps.ckR.ssa l.-e fur~g0!1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
LlrriG DIsrENStRY

4O0 Gcary stra.t. San FTaEci.Cn, Ca; Private entrance. 4C5 Mason street, fgrr bl"cSs up Ceary street from kesruy. Main entrance through Dispen-ary Drug Store. Ccioii.W
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-07-12

near the encampment, he came suddenly
on some ruins of an ancient pueblo. The
Indian informed Capt. Pradt of his dis
covery, and the latter gentleman devoted
some time to an investigation of the ruins.
The ruins are situated on very small
eminence southeast Of Zuni, and are about
one and one-half miles from the road
running from Inscription Rock to Salt
Lake City. The original plan of the
building can still be seen, and it discloses
an evident intention on the part of the
builders to make huge fort of refuge
for whole tribe of Indians. The walls
are made of dressed stone, and these
stones are laid with the skill of modern
stonemason.
Port holes are left in the walls at va
rious places, and the elevation of the
building over the surrounding country
would have enabled the inhabitants to
successfully resist large attacking force.
The outer wall is in the shape of an ir.
regular quadrangle, which, on its longest
side, measures $50 feet in length. Ad.
joining this wall are rooms, each about
seven feet square. These rooms are built
in lateral tiers of four deep, and are un-
broken in their continuity.
On top of these rooms was another
series of rooms. In this row the rooms
were but three deep. As there are evi.
dences of still another row of rooms on
top OF these, it was very evident that the
whole structure was built on the ''ter-
race" plan. There must have been not
less than 600 rooms in the whole struct-
ure, for there are 24O rooms on the ground
tier and three.fourths of the number in
the second story, and one half that num-
ber in the third story. The interior Of
the structure was left open, thus forming
a plaza OF no small dimensions.
Broken bits OF crockery, stone axes,
stones for grinding meal and arrowheads
were found in endless profusion, but as
Capt. Pradt did not make any extended
search he cannot positively say whether
any skeletons may not yet be unearthed.
What was an open plaza is now small
wood of cedar and pinion trees. Some
idea of the antiquity of the building may
be had from the fact thatin one part of
the plaza there is now cedar tree whose
trunk is three feet in diameter, while at
various points large trees have grown out
through openings in the walls.
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SCRAPS FOR TIE CeAZY-ouILr

A Fremont, Neb., girl took the prize
for blowing the largest soap bubble at a
church sociable
Mrs. Langtry and Dion Boucicault are
said to be about to enter into business
copartnership.
Statistics show that Vassar girls sub
sist on early vegetables, milk, meat,
pickles, caramels and pancakes.
1t is stated that when the Queen of
Madagascar died her loyal subjects wore
no clothes for period of thirty days.
1t is said the supply of trained women
nurses is not equal to the demand in any
of the large cities of the country.
One faithful old schoolmistress has had
gleam of sunshine in her life. Fanny
A. Reid, teacher in the public schools at
Lawrence, Mass, for nearly thirty years,
has fallen heir to $4,000. She retired.
It is understood that Mrs. James B.
Potter of New York cleared over $40, 900
for charitable societies last winter by
means of her amateur theatrical perform.
ances.
Nine Adam, editor of the Paris Nou.
velle Revue, who is attaining some noto-
riety by her solon receptions of distin-
guIshed people, is rich and still youthful
in face and form, though she reluctantly
admits that she is grandmother.
A Vassar girl writes home: II haven't
seen man in month of Sundays. We
were out taking constitutional Satur.
day, and came across scarecrow in a
corn6eld. All the girls ran for it at
once, and only managed to secure
part OF the skirts Of his coat. Still, it
was something"
The Nun of Kenmare is going to found
n new order of Sisters of Grace for train.
ing female domestic servants. She ought
to found an order of Sisters of Patience
for those who hire servants. They need
it the most.
Mrs. Mary J. Pillow says that the
proceeds of the biography she is prepar-
ing of her late husband will be devoted
to the education of her three children.
Their father, General Gideon j. Pillow,
was impoverished in the war and died
almost penniless.
A Bridgeport lady to whose house
ham had been sent by mistake said to the
man who came after it: 'Sure ye brought
the ham to me. Fhy shud ak ye who
1t belonged to? I billed it and we have
1t eat. Get the ham if you can" There
are Bridgeport ladies' who would be rail.
road presidents if they had half chance.
Madam" said gentleman, offering
rose to lady, "allow me to present
you to one of your sisters"
Clara Morris has discharged her gar.
dener because he kissed the kitchen girl.
Ihe girl objected to being kissed "be.
cause 1t interfered with her work"
A Chicago woman is suing for divorce
from two husbands at the same time.
This illustrates the proverbial haste of
Chicago. In most cities the women get
rid OF their husbands one at time.
Mrs. Esther Hayes of Elizabeth, Ohio,
is iii serious difficulty with the Pfeffer
family for having severely spanked" an
lS-year.old girl, Miss Carrie Pfefer, who
protests that she has passed the period
tor that peculiar punishment.
Moslem women never know anything
about their husbands business. The
Moslem husband is probably the only
man in the world who can buy anything
on margin and not hear from it domes.
flcally when his margin has been carried
off.
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HISTORICAL ECHOES,
Discevery of Another Ancient City
Buried Centuries Ago.
tSanta Fe IN. N.Y. Review.)

Captain Pradt Of Laguna, who has been
IN the city for the past week on legal
business, tells of right recent discovery
that may interest the members of the
Historical Society not little. A few
weeks since he was engaged on govern.
ment survey southeast Of Zuni. An
Indian who accompanied the party went
OFT on little hunt one day. While wan.
asring around in . little strip Of woods
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NOTICE or SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT OR Pm R1sECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE
To the following named defendants and
AL owners OF claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described: ::
situate, lying and being in the County of Liz
coin, State of Nevada, known or unknown Won
are hereby notified that suit has been CON-
mence in the District Court, sixth District.
state of Nevada. in and for Lincoln county, by
the State of Nevada, Plaintiff, against each
OF the defendants hereinafter named.
and each of the following d, scrioed
tracts or parcels of land, wi the I'm.
separately assessed, and all owners an clanl-
ants to same, koown or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
ig sinst said property for the fiscal year con.
nencing Janu ,ry /, 1883. aud ending Decem.
bec 81, 1858 and that sum mons has been duly
issued in said csse: and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the CON-
pltint filed and show cause on or before the
5th day of April, 1884, ju igment will be
taken against you. and the real estate and i'm.
provements hereinafter described for the
AMOUNT OF taxes and delinquency seecifed and
costs of suit:
TAX AND DELINQUENCY.
Bristol Silver Mining Compan,
sessory claim to l60 acres of land
alb ut one mile north OF Bristol and
improvements, consisting OF one
ten stamp quartz mill, one assay Of
fce, one blacksmith shop, one dwell.
ing-house, restaurant and office, one
stable and house, hoistng works at
Mayf ,wer mine. chloriding furnace
at mill, one pair Fairbanks scales.
Tax. 8O2 81
Ten perceutum ................. 80 ~
Twenty.h Ave percentum ......... 200 81
. . 81
THOMP3oN CAMPBELL,
District Attorney for Lincoln County, Nevada
mrl.td
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A man can draw bow with force Of
seventy. seven and one.half pounds, while
woman's arm has only force Of forty.
two and one.half pounds. Men always
did exceed women in drawing the long
bow.
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MN q week at home. $500 outft free.
Xhh Pay absolutely sure. No risk. Cspi.
WUU itsl not required. Reader, II you want
business .; which persons OF either
sex. young or old, con mske grest pay all the
time they work, with absolute certainty, write
tor particulars to q. HALLETT d Co., Port
land. Maine.
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mn nfor the working class. Send 10 cents
EIll for postage and we will mail you frae,
uUlua royal. valuable box Of sample goods
that will put you in the way OF maku g
more money in few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
required We will start you. You can work
all the time or iu spare time only. The work
IL universally adapted to both sexes. young and
old. You oan easily earn from 30 cents to S.
every evening. That all who want work may
test the business, we make this unparalleled
offer; to ali who are not we'll sati fed We will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing US.
Full particulars, dir ctlons, etc, sent free
Fortunes will be made by those who give their
whole time to the work, Great success alb 10.
lutely surs. Don't delay. start now. Addless
sTINsoN CO., Portland. Maine.
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Notice to Creditors.

E,sTATE OF CHANDLER BELDING, DE
Il ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the will of Chandler
Belding, deceased, to the creditors Of, aud all
persons having claims against, the said de.
ceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication Of this notice. to the sal Executor,
at Rioville, in the County Of Lincoln
Dated at Phoebe, January "a 1884.
DANIEL BONELLI,
Executor Of the last will OF Chandler Belding.
deceased. j26.3m
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LEGAL.
she..iR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IeyURp
- out OF the Sixth Judirial District Court.
In and for the County Of Lincoln. State Of Ne.
vada, and to mo directed aad delivered for Q
Judgment rendered In said Court On eAs TWEEN.
tissn DAY q January. 4. D; 1883, in favvs Of A.
Company. for the sum of Nineteen Bundrsd,
thirteen and % 100 ~ 9iS z0) dollars, dsht to.
gether with $D976 dollars, tax costs. and Ill @.
cruing costs and intersst, have levied % ths
steam boiior With attachments. ~ barrels
Portland cement, pair bullion scalea, II roll Of
battery screen. cans OF sodium, ~ email, black
lead caucible0. pair crucible tor "a. 3 bui.
lion molds, assay mufies. button mclcs. 2
iron mortars and pestles. SIX quickslvei kettles,
2cupel molds. assay tongs. boss hesds,
shoes, / wood wheeibarrow, 2rstorts, II iepRtbs
gass-ptps. l smokestack about so feet loi z
cast.iron y tort front. monhey wrsnshes. 2
srindetcue. ads. . planes, 1 spirit level. 20
pounds iron washers, aueers, 10 plAbhs l1le
inches, 10 feet long, squafea, l ipon y Whselbar-
row, anvil. ~ blackrmith tools with hsndlee,
;oI patent r. screw slssss. II pairs h,.slsn ith
2xs inches, pieces exe inches, ~ pieces 2z8,
IL pieces 2x6, Is pteces 2xl0, 76 pieces 9xl0, ii
pieces 2xl. ss piecss 2s6 64 fisces inch plank
II Itssss ~, q pia2se A.A pisces dzs. II
snd icsiohsvn. 3 pieces ass u psecsss s ~. IL IL
ises. more or lees, pine poles; 3 pieces Of tim
bar 1oxl2 inches. ~ feet long; is pieces pianh
Notes II hereby given that on
Friday. the secsnd day Of February
A. D. 1888, at II O'Clock N. Of that d,y. I will
sel all the right, title and interest Of said Bris
tol siivss Mining Company n and to the shove
ing Ocmpsny's mill. In Lincoln county, Nevada.
81 public auction, for cash In hand, to the
highest and best bidder to satisfy said exe.u :.
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Tuesday. tho 18th day Of May,

A. D. 1884. between the hours Of 9 O'Clock in
the morning and s O'Clock In the sfternc on,
namely, at 10 O'Clock NJ. Of faid day, will sell
all the right, title and interest of said American
Flag Mill and Mining Company in and to the
above described property, and the smallest
said above sum Of $S9l9, tax delinquency,
costs and accruing costs, at the front door Of
the County Court House st Pioche. County Of
Lincoln, State Of Nevada, at public auction, for
cash in hand, to the bidder, FOR the least
amouat OF the above property, to satisfy sold
execution and all costs
o. P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
By 8. D. SMITH. Deputy Sheriff. al2td
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SheriR's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justice Cour-, in and for the
County of Lincoln, State OF Nevada. and to me
directed and delivered, for jud lment rendered
In said Court, On the 9th day of April, A. y.
1884. in favor of the State Of Nevada, Plaintiff,
and against the American Flag Mill and Mining
Company, Defendant, for the sum OF 1893 T7.lOO,
Sixty.three and T.l00 dollars. tax and deln.
qnency, debt. tog ,ther with 1875 4LlOO,
Twenty.f 42.IoO dollars, tax cos,a, and ali
accruinR costs and interest, have levied on the
following property, to wit: Improvements on
mine known as the American Flag Mill and
Mining Company. in Ely Mining District, in the
G unity Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY alv1N. TaAT PUB.
~ suant to the authority vested In me IL enc
Bristol Silver Mining Company TO he, tearing
date June leth, 1ee7. and recorded in Iinroln
County, Nevada, Records, In Book p, Psees 27i
to 27s, default having occurred In the pay ynent
OF the interest due Decsnbsr 18th. 1ee2, on the
OF Fifteen Thousand Dollars I will sell, at pub
lie suction, to the highest bidder st the Bosrd.
ing Housstf the said Company in Bristol. Lin.
soln County, Nevada, on the
Eighth day OF sepssnssr. lsss.
At o'elocf ?. ~, the properly mentiopsd On
described In said Trust Deed, or 10 mucb
thsrsof % may BE- necessary to pay add inVsy :.
ests and costs Of sale, to Wit: -.
:. Tsos: :srs.in .inss. Mining clains, oasliz
Hsuse. Barn. Assay once. Blicksniih shop.
and al properties situated In Bristol Mining
District, Lincoln County. ststA Of Nevada, and
Described - follows:
AN Az % q that certain mining claim lnownas the
All q that certain mining claim inoxn - the
An unsivsded ons.halfos thss certain mining
ei.i@ y ,ns asSvn :: ne .oipsy'. miss. I. :
claim hnuwn = the .'Conisct' mine.
An undivided ons-hsM Of thst cestain miuipg
location. or privileges. known a. the ''Bristof
Tunnel"
The Bristol Silver Mining Compspy Mil ard
Millsite, containing el0 acres Of land. more or
less. = ~ : '. :.
Thst certain Ten. stamp Silver Quartz Mil
therron. with Mil Building. Ore House, Rstoit
Htuas, Lngtns Room. apputtensuceS and ma.
chinssy, includ ng pans, ) ssttisls, I q. Aorse
power steam engine, boilers. cls an.up psn, re-
tort, we'll and we'll nxtures, bosrding hcuse
building with furniture, barn, l sissy cfBcS
With furnsce and tools, blseisnith chop = nh
socs. building u,ed a. iodtinG houss for EN-.
ployes All machinery, tools, irnplemsnts ana
sppurtsnances now at the mipes and mill sfore-
said. And also all the real estate dnd interest,
or other claim or demand. - well In Law - in
equity. which the said Bristol Silver Mining
ompany now has, or may hereafter seoui,e of
IN and to the said premises, with the appurtsn-
Dated August LIT, 1888
su11 d HENRY r. WELLS, Trustee.
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THE RECORD

delivered in Phoebe ard BullonviIle az az
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.
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All persons having business With this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLrsH1Na
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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Get your Job Work done Mt tho
&kRscordn Once;
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Thomas CLANCY has started novel
business at Hawkinsville, Ga. He has
gone into the 'possum business on an ex.
tensive scale and proposes to raise these
much.sought varmints for the market.
His ranch is located about mile from
town and is inclosed with wire fencing.
This is done in order to keep Calvin
Brown from trailing them off into the
swamp with his pack Of hounds. He has
commenced with ten, but will greatly in.
crease the number during the year. As
the average piney woods 'possum finds
ready sale at forty cents apiece, fine,
fat, stall.fed 'possu,n would, of course,
bring double that amount, and 500 at
eighty cents amounts to $400, which is
nothing to be laughed at.-[Savannah
News.
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The Expert Specialist.

AAo 0GpcTC SpcCIa l1SC,
DIX ALLEN, as is we'll known, is q regular
graduated Physician, educated at Bowdoiu Col
iege and University of Michigan. He has de
vofed lifetime to the study of the treatment
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YOUNG MEN
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In maturer years. Nervous aud Physical De
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Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
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All applying to me will receive my honest
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Charges reasonable. Thorough examination
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26h Kearney street. San Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, 8 to d-ily, 6 to evening. Sundays, !
to II only. d29
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A curious but we'll authenticated Al

A curious but well authenticated story
comes from South Hannibal, Fulton
county N. Y. Alexander Scott, resi-.
dent for ninety years of the village, died
last Wednesday evening. After the fun.
eral services last Saturday afternoon, the
friends gathered about the coffin to take
the last view of the dead man, when, to
their amazement, the corpse shook like a
person having chill. The incident ere.
ated much commotion, but preparations
for the burial went on. As the coffin was
being lowered into the grave, certain
friends of the deceased standing by earn.
estly declared that they saw his hands
move and insisted on an investigation.
The corpse was accordingly taken to a
neighboring house. Physicians made a
very careful examination, but were un.
able to find any evidence of life, The
body was then taken back to the grave.
yard and buried, not, however, without
many misgivings on the part of those who
had witnessed the strange incident.