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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-01
Free DKSaPfhmnfNm-

What causes the great rush at NJ Lively's
drug store? 2" The free distribution of ample
bottles OF DR.. Bosankos Cough and Lung Syrup
the most popular remedy for coughs, colGs, con-
sumption and bronchitis now on the market
Regular size so cents and 81 June film
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Aeon County Pamphlet.

The second edition of 5000 copies of the Leon
County Pamphlet is now ready for distribution
send cents in stamps tor copy Address
r. C. LuNG. Tallahassee, Fla.
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Meat Notice.

On account of rapid fluctuations in the market,
cannot give quotations. but will make prices compare
with Savannah Mobile the day they are bought
Large stock Of the following meats hand Bellies
Fat Backs, l.. G. Sides, G. X. Sides. C0l Y A. LEVY.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Circuit Clerk.

KY We are authorized to announce CAPT c. A
BRYAN candidate for reelection the office o
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Leon County
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At Cost.

On account of extensive alterations i'll the store house
occnnied by me- and to avoid the packing Of goods, will
Offer To the public my entire stock At cost Now Is youi
chance to buy bargains. At Y. A. Levys. ii
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Through Pullman Hleepers jacksonville, Baldwin and
Talahassee to Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans
Through trains OF Palace day Coaches between Jack
sonyille and Pensacola Junction Ala, via Taahasssa.
No tourishehou!d return home without visit TO PEN
ascoIa IThe Naples Of America"
W. b. CHIPLEY General Superintendent
&c SHxPARD Gen. Pass. Agent, Pensacola. Fla
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Tax Assessor.

~ In recognition of services faithfully peril rmed
the friends OF GEO. A. GROOM announce him as 4 can
didae for the office OF Tax Assessor for Leon County
and ask the support Of the voters Of the county the
coming election.
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For Sale or to Rent |!


Good Second hand Piano has just been thoroughly
paired and tuned Piano can be seen and tried al r C.
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FOR RENT.
AN ORDINANCE

r u Ordained by the City Co.s.cil Of the CTty of
"a tdhdssee, SECTION !. That person shall here
~ y be permitted to dig or cause to be dug within
sink
SEC. Q. That where such pits or sinks have al
rea ~ been dug and are in use, they shall not be
Seined out, but shall be dsinfected at least twice
? month by throwing therein dry earth or ashes
Eith lime or copperas, or other disnfectant, until
the pit lie filled: Provided, Nothing herein shall
Prevent such pits or sinks from being filed at once
Wit earth.
!; Ssc b. That the owners lessees of any lot
Tn're any surface privy Is in use shall have such
Yri' W cleaned at least once every month.
SsC Z: Any person violating the provisions of
yhis Ordinance shall be fined, upon conviction. not
less than one dollar nor more than twenty I've dol
lars and In default of such fine shall be Imprisoned
not more than ten days.
Pressed the Council June 4, 1884
J. /. DsMfLLY, Clerk.
i Approved June Is, 1884.
C. c. PEARCE, Mayor
VIZ. M. MofNTosH JR,
Chairman Ordinance Committee
i II Aahaesee, June Ia, lSS4-4w
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are held e'e,i BROTHER N .<nd = e't.ns invited to
attend. ,.-,su JR T. 81 II
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e M'l. r,.'d the Ace 5ad AZ fourth kon'ia2 Er.
VET Ne each month. Al the LodS ko@% "Glock
All rAir'sr'"- 60. fE.AG' f. { r.
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For Rent,

Elegant Dwelling house Monroe street. three minutes
walk from Capitol has been thoroughly renovated and Ii
in iirstclas. condition. Contains seven large rOoms,
large kitchen. good well same floor with kitchen.
Ready for occupancy August lat Enquire At store OF
II Y. A. LEVY.
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Get Oar Prices.

Ask for prices At FLoRIDIAN job Office befor
you send your job work abroad
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Won "a. bav sneie copies OF the FLoRIDIAN, at Carks
Ma Dsp easossd 10 wrappers and slammed ready for
mailing. IS -'sFa'
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NtTEoRotL"':SGAL.

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R">"" y fer ne 7''g 'rae
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,Ohser'a''""' Pharm e ~t = 4 =
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100000 BRICK


For sale n, my brick yard, near depot
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10000 Yards Empire Checks,
Mrs. (arumdy Says

At lowest prices at G W. Saxon Il COS.
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Hror 1--WE Gents

ALI .lxes and kinds. st @. W, saxon & Cos
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PERSONAL.

LIVE OAK, FLA. June ~. 1884.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
or Interest to CattIrmen.

At the last monthly meeting of the Arizona Live Stock Ranchmen's As sociation, W. c. Land, Walter l.. Vail and Edward Roberts were appointed a committee to determine what time the general rodeo shall begin in District No. 1, which district embraces the fol- lowing territory:
 District No. l: The rodeo to con- mence at 0choaville, on the San Pedro river, and continue down the river to Apodaca's; thence west, across to the Rincon and on direct to DavIdson's can yon, following up the canyon and con- tinuing south on the east slope of the Santa Ritas to the Sonoita, following on down the western slope of the Pata- gonias to the line.
 The committee have just issued the following notice:
 BABACoMARI RANCH, A. T., September F. 1884. ! BREWSTER CAMERON. Esq, Tucson A. T.
 DEAR SIR:-Che committee appointed by the Stock Association to select day for the commencement of the fall round ups have decided to begin the 2jth inst. All parties interested are requested to meet the evening of the 2ith at the mouth of Tanners Canyon. six miles south of Fort Huachuca on the east side of the Huachuca mountains. The morning of the 2jth 1t is intended Co make rodeo from the mountains down to the San Pedro river and then on down the San Pedro to Tres AlamOs. l am requested to ask you to have the neces- sary notices printed in the newspapers to this effect. Yours truly,
 w. c. LAND, Chairman Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
Accident or Murder!

A young man, a stranger whose name is not known, met violent death this morning, on the railroad track about a mile south of the depot. The story told is, after the freight train going easfhad left the depot ut 2:2O 8. m. the brakeman found a number of trsmps in box car, whom he ordered out and slgnalled the engineer to stop the train. As the tram slowed down three of them jumped of, one of whom, 1t Is claimed, fell backwards and the brake beam struck his head, killing him. The train backed up to the scene and the dead man was found upon the track with no other injury than a bruise as from heavy blow with a coupling pin across the face, the lower jaw being broken in several places. The two others were present and were brought back to the depot with the body, but left the depot about daylight Their names were given as Wm. A. Lang and F. W. Baker, and they are said to have frequented the Park during the past few weeks. The body was brought to Coroner Smiths undertaking rooms and an inquest will be held as soon as the brakeman returns. There are cir cumstances connected with the affair which cast suspicion of foul play in the matter, and it k possible that a charge of murder msy be sustained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
The CnnIenlIOn.
l. W. ROBINSON

Before the county convention ad. iourne1 last evening the following fur. ther business was transacted, too late for last evenings edition:
 On motion II was declared that seven members of the County Central Com mittse constitute a quorum.
 Thanks were tenderel to Captain Geo O. Hand, the janitor, for his many atten- tions during the sitting of the conven- ton.
 On motion q vote of thanks was ten dered Mir. T. l.. Stiles for the able, dig nified and impartial manner n which he discharged the duties of the position.
 4 vote of thanks was alsO rendered to the secretary.
 Cbas. I. Cnnnsll was assistant secre- tary of the convention.
 A committee of notification of candi- dates was appointed, consisting of C. T. Counell and II. E. Penney.
 After the convention adjourned sine die Inc delegates from this precinct pro- ceedsd to nominate precinct officers. For Justices of the Peace they nomi- mated Thomas P. Patterson, William F. Scott and c. H. Meyer; for CJnstables, Wm. H. Lucas. M. W. Brady and Nick Warlaumont. As only two Constables are to be elected. the two first named will probably be considered the nomi- nees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
The Master Calls.
Christian people of Tucson, the Master
Awake Jerusalem awake, No longer in thy sIns le down;
 The garment Of salvation take, Thy beauty and thy strersth put on.'

calls.
 Awake Jerusalem awake, No longer m thy sins lse down; The garment or salvation take, Thy beauty and thy strersth put on
 The hot season is closing, :he weather is growing cool. the people are return ing from their vacations, business begins to take on new life, snd plans are being made for the coming months of activity: all of which means De and golden opportunities for Christian work; opportunities that must be i'm proved now or forever lost.
 No lime should be lost, no strength ! spared, or effort neglected.
 May the great head of the church put ! Lis people under marching orders, with l faith and courage to do and dare for ] tbe great interest of souls. Surely there Is great need.
 Sin abounds where grace does not much more abound. Men and women have grown worldly GLd forgotten God. The greed of nam. mon preys alike on the vital life of so- ciety and the highest interests of the soul. The ever growing passion for worldly and ungodly pleasures command our yCnng people away from t1e house oi God and into ways ihat are dark and full of death.
 The more grosser sinT, such as the gambling house, the dance house and the drink house hold high carnival ID our midst, while at least an apparent stupor of indifference hangs like a blasting mildew over the workers of righteousness. Surely 1t is time for better things. All have had their rest and recreation, and now the call IS, ''To your tents, oh, Israeli" Get on your knees before God; get full of the Holy Ghost and power; come forth to win ID the name of the Lord of Hosts.
 Now Is the time when our churches should be filled to overiiowIng, and our songs of praise bound from our hearts and lips with new life.
 Come-bring all tae family; invite your friends; urge, plead, eutreat; do anything, that you may help on the work of tie Lord.
 We repeat there is no time to be lost. The character Of your city is being formed, the dIe of immortal souls Is being cast for time and eternity. All of which need your molding hand, your prayers, your faith, in a word your best christian endeavOr.
 These are propitiou. times. The camp fires of God are beng lighted round the world.
 The pulpit and platform, the printing press and lecture Tostrum are all calling for higher thought and pufer lives. The great army of God from the rising to the setting sun is being Inarshaled for the victory. The great choir of saints aud angels are organizing for a grand jubilee. Shall We not come to our privilege, take our places with the "ccn- q1ering hosts" and help to build the walls of Zion.
 Remember the Sabbath School its the nope of the future.
 Bring your children ii you eau, fl you can't bring them, send them m the name of the Lord, and VIC will try to do them good.
 God calling yet: shall ] not hear
 Can hIs loving voice despise.
 And bssaly Lls kind care rersy.
 He calls ne still can delay"
 !. w. ROBINSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
Prescott News,
Prescott Journal.


 The late copious showers of rain oc- curing throughout this part of the Ter ritory the past few days and weeks will insure an abundant harvest of nutri- tIous grasses, to be gathered in the bal ance of this and the coming season by natures careful gleaners-the live stock of the land.
 Governor Tritle last evening received telegram from parties in New York asking for full data concerning the esti- mated business of the proposed railroad and the amount of bonus obtainable, at the same time stating that the parties can be interested to build 1t, provided a a sufficient showing can be made that 1t will prove 6 profitable investment for its promoters. This telegram shows that Governor TrItle has shown up the Rd- vantages here in a proper shape, and there yet remains reasonable prospect for the construction of the road at no very remote date in the future.
 Prescott Courier.l
 Placer mining is paying well on Lynx Creek.
 Yavapai country farmers are cutting their corn.
 Gen. Crook will arrive from the east in a day or two.
 William Earl and Howard Adams came in yesterday from Del Pasco mill, with plenty of gold. They report cold weather in the Bradshaws.
 Let us pull together for north and south railroad. from the A. X F. to Prescott, Pherix, Florence, Tucson. Tombstone and other towns.
 This has been a bad summer for hay contractors, most of whom find 1t lm- possible to fill their contracts, owing to the scarcity of hay in the vicinity of military posts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
For Publ,c AdministratOr Mr. Platter

For Public Administrator Mir. Patter- son nominated E. l.. Wetmore, and w. c. Davis nominated J. Fl. c. Waltemath. The vote stood: Wetmore 36, Waite math l6.
 Mir. Welmore was declared the choice of the convention.
 For Coroner c. R. Drake nominated G. A. Avery. Dr. Handy nominated Thomes PrOudfoot Patterson. The lat ter declined and MT Avery was nomin- ated by exclamation.
 For Supervisors NIT. Davis nominated Oscar Buckalew, Mir. Drake nominated J. c. Handy, NIT. Mansfield nominated Geo. W. Teitswortb, F. II. Mason nomi- mated J $. Mansfield, E. w. Risley nom- mated L. H. Gormley.
 The vote stood: Buckalew l2, Handy 3S, Teitsworth 3G, Mansfield 43. Gormley 90.
 Tie nomination ot Mansfield, Teits- worth and Handy was made unanimous. On motion of l.. B. Pomroy a com mittee of five was sppointe! to name a county central committee of thirty. The chair appointed Messrs. Pomroy' Drake, Atkinson, Mansfield and Dr. Goodwin.
 N. 5. Snyder moved that the vote for candidates for Supervisors be recounted which was carried. The recount did not change the result of the first count.
 The committee appointed to select county central committee, reported the following names who were declared the choice of the convention:
 Tucson-J. S. Mansfield, John Prince, Charles R. Drake, T. r. Patterson, Geo. Pusch, r. J. Garcia, F.. B. Pomroy, K. J. Pryke, Abel ;. Dungan, LeOpoldo Car rIlio, Samuel Hughes, Thomas DIiscoll, w. W. Booth, Paul Riecker, Henry BrGns.
 Calabasas-G. W. Atkinson.
 Nogsles-D. Nj. KOhler.
 Crittenden-L. H. 6ormley.
 La Noria-M. $. Snyder.
 Harshaw-J. JGmisOn.
 Elgin-R. C. Brown.
 Total Mreck-Wm. Shaw.
 Gunsight-Geo. E. Bent
 QGijotOl-W. Fl. Smith.
 Cababi-Ed. Hudson.
 Ariyaca-P PcdrO AguirTe.
 Gro BiaDco-J. NJ. Kirkpatrick.
 Iubac CT l.. Mercer.
 Salero-Chas. CranZ.
 Columbia Copper Camp-M. h. Grover.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
DEEDS.
Assets.

It has come to be the fashion to men, ton two kinds of assets when an es- sigDee takes hold of failure. They are chased as real and nominal. Smith goes to the Wall and We find his nOmiaal assets given at S11, ,J60, ,324. II. After few days of figuring the assignee announces that the real assets are Sl25 h, with an old horse out at pasture in New Jersey and an overcOet in pawn somewhere out West. It is something like the case of grocer at Fort Wayne, Indiana. When somebody asked him what be was worth, he replied. If I am buyInR goods in Chicago, my assets are S45,0O0 and liabilities about $500. If I want a note for S20O discounted at one of our banks, my assets dwindle to about S2,JO0 and my liabilities run I'D until have to get two Endorsements" " Wall-Street News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
Phenix Items.
Gazette,


 District court will convene on the second Monday of next month.
 Another smelter is to be put up by the United Verde company at Jerome
 Cattle are reported to be dying in Kirkland valley from disease re- semling the black leg.
 W. W. Huston has been engaged as principal of the Phenix public school for the coming year. School will commence on the 22d inst.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler, stat es that there Is no prospect that there will be any money in the Territorial treasury to meet outstanding warrants until after tie first of January next.
 The Tempe scbool-district No. g. will reopen on Monday next with Miss Blske, a graduate 0f a California uniyer' sity, ss principal. Another teacher IS desired to assist her.
 The dwelling house at The Castle Creek hot springs, occupied by Mir. Holland was burned down a short time since, Lumber is now being hauled from this city to replace it.
 While in California L. H. Orme pur. chased fine bull at the Oakland fair paving S4G0 therefor. He will bt shipped out with some blooded stock which J. I. Simms has secured for hls farms here. We are glad that oul leading men are appreciatiye of tine benefits of infnsing good blood among their herds.
 Phrnix Hcrald.l
 What good send ii is to humanity and newspaper readers in particular that that Prescott couple who have been advertising theIr gOing-tO-be marriage in the daily papers for the past three weeks have GT last got looped, inextuca. bly. It Is 10 be hoped that the world will come to an end before the first young one ls born, if 1t Is also to be Gd. yertised.
 No domesticaied animal IS subjected to such severe usage, when old age has come to 1t, as the horse. It is made tO take full share of the team work, as when in best of vIgOr, and travel all day beside the young and supple; and further than this, fl there IS an i'll fit ting collar or harness, the old horse must wear 1t, for the day of taking pride m his appearance Is past This usage with the stable neglect, which is likely to follow, the old servant Is iaded out and dickered off to some inhuman mas. ter who soon poInIs hin out of exis tence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JU Dl- Il cial District, in the county of Pima, TerrItory of ArizOna.
 James Kane. plaintiff. against Annie Kane. defendant. Summons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tu Annie Kane.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap. pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the county of Pima, Tn the Territory of Arizona and an swer the complaint filed with the ( Jerk of this Court 9t Tucson i- sad county Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this snmmons) within twenty days exclusive of the day of serVicel after the service upon you of this summons. fl served m this county; but If served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby rOtified that If you fail tu appear and answer the complaint as above rr- quired. then plaintiff will apply tO the court for the relief therein demanded. and costs and dis. burseuents in this behalf expended.
 s-. Given under my hand and the seal ot Sv,, said District Court at Tucson this lsth ('AAA day of July, A. D. lss4-
 - C. s. JkFFORDS, Clerk.
 By J. A ANDERSON. JR. Deputy
 R. ID. Ferguson. Plf's. AttOrney. jy24D1awiOvI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI Il elsi District. in the county of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Conrad BerghOfer plaintiff, against Bridget Berghofer, defendant. Summons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. Tn the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of ArizOna sends greeting Co Bridget Berghofer. You are hereby summoned and required tO appear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff Tn the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court at Tucson, in said county Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summonsl. within twenty days (exclusive of the day or serVlceJ after the service upon you of ths summons, If served in this county; but if served out Of the county and within this District then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days. The above entitled action IS brought to obtain the judgment and decree of the above entitled court dlssoiving the bonds of matrimony here tOfore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant therein, and to finally and forever t,- vOree the above named plaintiff and defendant as husband an6 wife.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re- qulred, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein emanded. and co. ia and dl-- bursements in this behalf expended
 s~s Given under my hand and the seal of 4SV.r LOf sald District Court at Tucson thIs
 iith day of July. A. D. 1884.
 " c. s. JEFFORDS, Clerk.
 c. s. JEFFORDS. Clerk. By J. A. ANDERSON. Jr.. Deputy. iyl9DlWW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
Card.

EDITOR CITIZEN: In the published proceedings of the county convention yesterday, appears the name Of the undersigned as a candidate for the office of county surveyor. With all lue delerence to the gentlemen who voted 1 wish 10 say, the announcement was made entirely without my knowledge or desire. I had previously stated to all, whom occasion pres, nted, that I was not aspiring to the position, and emphatically declined the candidacy.
 Respectfully,
 IL. ID. CHrIIsON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20

Messrs. Geo. H. Tinker, J. H. Car. penter and NJ. R. Wood. of Yavapai county, and F. M. Mills, Geo. F. Coats, \. Essential. Frank Luke and J. |. T. Smith. of Ph-nix, Msricops county. del. egates 10 the Replbl can Territorial Convention at Tombstone, are ia the city. They were present at the county convention to-day.