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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Sheriff Sale

GALE UPON CLOSUEE.-UNDER AND - by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure IssG Ged out of the District Court of tho First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona m and for the county of Pima, on- the tweuty-second day of December, A. D. lssS. in a certain action lu which \. M. NhIteslde. the plaintiff therein. recovered against Alexander Levin and ZeuOna Levin, his wife, judgment for the um of Twelve Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety i've Dollars and SInety-seyen cents tSi2 E'j % and interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per anuum from sand 22d day of De- cember. 1s-3. the date Of sald decree of fore closure. together with the fur her sum of Eight Hundred and IhIrty -one Dollars and Thirty -hve Gents S-3l.tJI. CO=t5. perCeu tge, necessary d1S- burssmeuts and accruiug costs, which said decree Wa-. on the 2.th day of Decem Der, A, D. lss3 re- corded in Judgment Book No. ? of said Court, at page les Ct seq. J Q III commanded tO sell:
 All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, lying, situate and being in the city of Tucson, count of Pima. Territory of ArIZOua. and more u-rtIruiariy bounded and described as follows. to wit: Lots numbered Four q and Five (5) in Block uamhsred One Hundred and EIghty-EIght Is. In sad city of Tucson, according to the map and survey heretofore T. ade by \. W. Fore man, and adopted by the Common Council of the city-theu 7IllHge-Of Tucson. June 26, 1872, and also SO much of Lot numbered Six iG) III said Block numbered One Hundred and Eighty eight is-i, in sald city of Tucson, as IS bounded and described. as follows, to wit. Beg1unlng at the northeast corner of sand Lot Six l6l, thence south g degrees west, One tll chain; thence south 2iis degrees East Two and Iwenty-twO "A grees West Two and S-Veuty-fOur Hundredths l2.7+J chains, thence south 65is degrees West, uue and Tweuty-hve Hurdredths ll.25l chains; thence north degrees - minutes West. Six and Saveuty-th-sp Eundredths 6.13i chains; thence south sgil def reos East, Two and Seventy-twO Hundredths t2.lZl chains, and thence south olls degrees East. Nuety-three Hundredths (0 g3l chains. Co the northeast corner of said lot. the place uf beginning. and containing One and SeV- euty- ix Huudredths .l.76) acres.
 Iog ther with ail and singular the tenements. hereditameuts and appurtenances thereuntO be- longing or m alywIse appertaluIng, and all night of Homestead or exemption under the laws of Arizona.
 And notice IS hereby given that Saturday, the 18th day of January. A. D. l5si at two (2) o'clock D. a. Of that day, in front of the court house door, the city of Tucson in sand county of Pima. 2 will. Iu obedience t0 saId order and de- cree of foreclosure sell the above described property, or go much thereof may be neces- sary, to satisfy said plaintiff, s. M. Whiteside's judgment. with interest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash or legal cur rency-
 Dated a. Tucson this 27th day of December. A, D. 1s-s E. II. PAUL. Sheriff.
 By T. CeEDIs. Under Sheriff. de2gWtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Sheriff s Sale.

EIEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. T Pima county. Arizona. Charles D. POstOn ys. Wm. r. NlthrrrI. By virtue of an execu- tIuu dated December seventeenth, A. D. ls-S, is- sued by sand court lu ;he above entitled action, and directed tO me. the undersigned Sheriff of Pima county. ] am com Tanded to make the sum of Fifteen lhou-and Dollars, with legal interest thereon, the aTOlut Of a judgment entered in sad causs December O.. A. D. loSS m favor of sad plaintiff and against sad defendant, Will ham ?. Witherell, out of the interests of the defeLdant Wlthe-ell m the lease sued on in this action and his Interests in the leased premises, sad lease being or date April 3J. A. ID. l515, of record in the County Recorders Office of said Pima county m Book 8. Miscellaneous Records, paEes j36 to 5Sl luclu-Ive, being a le6sehOld es- tate uf the property below named. for twenty years from April %, 1878. and a further condition that the rents SO uaid thereunder become and constitute a purchase of said leased premises the property affected by sad lease being situate in lima county. Territory of Arizona. and par ticularly described 1s follows to-wit: Beginning ar post marked <. P. L. C. No. III SE, and run. ming thence NV 4it chains to a post marked 4 F. L. C No. Q SW: thecca running NE 3e chain: to a post marked A. P. l.. C. No. XII NV; theme, running SE llG cha-ns tO a post marked 4. P. l. C. No. XVIII NE: and thence running SW 2B chains tO ;he post of beginning enclosing foul leagues of land.
 And whereas have. under said writ of execu tIOu. levied upon said leasehOld Interestas afOre said. and on the 18th day of January. A. D 1881 at O clock D. m.. m front of the JOuFthuu-s door. in the city of Tucson. in sand county, Riu sell sil tne right. title and interest of tht said WIn. E Wl-herell which he had on the otf day of December lSc3 or has had at any um since m said described lease and premises, ot s auction Co tha highest bidder for cash to 7'iii7i sad execution and the accruing costs
 Dated Tucson, A. T., Decem Der =, I9S1s si-;ff
 Ky T. CoR-rs rndar Sheriff de29Ntd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
IN 4 STILL HOUR
Two Learned Men Have a Talk and Come
 10 Common Conclusion.

TWO Learned htn ENNe a AAAh anu toAhe
 to a Common Conclusion.
 ''Thore can be no question as to that" said Dr.. P, who Is prominently connected with a oer- tain hospital. to bis friend. the House Surgeon, as the two sat having smoke and quiet clat in the reception room late on recent stormy night-'no question at all. Ever since began practice in that little country village you've heard me speak Of. away up near Lake Ontario, thirty years ago. have felt, in common with all other physicians. the need of a reliable as- ter. There are SO many diseases-if, indeed, the majority do not come under tho rule-for which a good external application is better than reme- dies poured into patients stomach.
 That's SO, Doctor. and to show you my faith in your theory, l may say that since l have held my position here have opposed he idea of dos ing people. except in eases when we were at our vit's end and it seemed to be that or nothing Some soothing application. if the patient needs anything combined with rast and good nursing will do the business-ssve where cases of acci- dents require heroic trestment.~
 ''I say. Doctor" said the other. you can speak of it or not, just as you like. but in my private practice, when want anything of the sort, l Use BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER It's proprietary thing, of course, but IL is by all odds the best plaster l have come across IL Is scientifically prepared. quick m taking hold sure to relieve where relief Is possible and neat wax to handle. It is just the perfect flower of all that has ever been done in that line. l hap pen to know, too, that it is being rapidly intro duced in the principal hospitals of London Paris and other leading cities in Europe"
 You needn't fret. my friend" laughed the House Surgeon. "O7er the chance of being caught in an act of professional heterodoxy, for we use Benson's here every day, SO they 60 at the other city hospitals. We find It so much better than hniments. lotions, etc, that the bottles actu- ally getting scarce in the house."
 BensOn's plasters are prepared from m m proved formula by distinguished physlclana and chemists to meet a want felt for years. You WIll not be disappointed iu them. In the middle Of the genuine IS CUT the word CAPClNE. Price 25 cents. Seabury & Johnson, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
. Promising sonora Mine.

EERMosLLo, Sonora, Mexico.
 December 22d, lSS3. '
 EDI R CITIzEN:--I promised you the result, assays to be made in San Fran ciscA I l., and Benson, Arizona. From Ems received the following state fe2 'erday, and do not feel ashamed to -n 2. public.
 No. !, SI69; No. 2 S9D; No. 3.
 A, S2p0-each lot carving .sS iu g0A0er ton. and from IT to 2O per cent. iu lead. Other assays here and in Guavmas and MagdalenB give lead Gl ner cent-none less than 47--and S20O 5n silver. I shall ship ten tons to Ben son at once, Gs # is near by, and try taeyn. There s0eus tO be no end to the smount If ore. and ] have ten good American miners now ct work. 1 do not vo-k gnv caeap labor. 4 long experl- enee has taught me that the best of ev- ergtb1ng is the cheapest. So with youI evcslIent paper. Every one asks the iifflgnews dealers: Have you late CTrrzr.,- ?" More soon.
 Oil iA---' PAUL GREGORY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
SheriR's Sale.

Hrz~G DY VIRTUE or AN ALIAS ,i.9-T hATN iEI;ltric; ID issued out of the First Jn nlloiaL ne '-, a iuda- Court in and for the county of Pima 9I & ,fsv If r,,ert ron 3e-sI in said Court on the 9th 1S GSSl5 October A D. is59 in fav9T o- for the sum water and against benlsInln t .I, snu1 of S5S2-50 from December E lsss at u the .ccrSiHg TIg ccsts cent per month tlll rald. anu anu adS.ascribed prop erty Lot Five @ o iB. B.oez ooieiai Sii survey of .-,I cne b s w. Foreman and spprossIt me ssth Navo- and Council of sad FI4ias' '- day of June, lsl@- 40 -,,,,,, that on Saturday the 10th day of January, A- A-cj 9 o'clock p. ID. in fon of the seTt hopfs Ts24tory a2S5 VI of Arsons l son. County et Iron ls To the highest and 6est & Si bader % for ch in legal fETsasy gt i m and to the title and lntgre5' ,rtv , or 90 much thereon as ,siii a31Vs sstisfy said judgment and ll' costs. r,,..,.,,h hsr Z7 1883. -x Dated Tucson Dee'-ii K. II. PAUL, Sheriff Ciel9Wtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

At Schenectady, New York, a juvenile rushed into the presence of his parents and gleefully explained: Were going to have the firemen come up to our house right away" An explanation was asked, and the startling answer made that he and playmate had started fire under bed in an upstairs room. And sure enough, rapidly spreading flames were discovered The flames were sub dued, much to the grief of the youngster. When the child was chided be in nocently remarked: "What difference does it make pa? Ain't you going to build a new house anyway"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Rensan and its People.

The good people of Benson hS'e' "i'H much reason, an abiding faith 'n 'ne great future of their little clty' put a flaw weeks since 1t was, by an uniortun- ote conflaoration, reduced in the main to ashes. Now as whoie' l' is Il better br;It and A more presentable city than before and is doing better business than at any time previous. It contains ,onr general merchandise stores, and several stores in like line but of smaller caIiber: one good hotel, number of restaurants, about half dozen first class saloons. livery stable, drug store, a boot and shoe shop and bakery together with various other branches of business that add largely to the prosperity of a young and thriving town.
 The Messrs. Rogers Bros, forwarding and commission merchants, and Dyer, Finch < Baldwin Tn like line, carry each stock of general merchandise that would do credit to more pretentIOus town. Sisson, Crocker X Co.,, and the Clark Bros. also do very good busi- ness.
 The Jay Eye See saloon presided over by the courteous McAllister can boasl the finest sidebosrd in the territory, There Is certainly nothing in Tucson that can compare with 1t. Big hearted jolly Bob Stewart, Sam Stanton and Billy Ohensorgen are all good men thai keep good houses and deal In nothing but the best.
 The Virginia Hotel, E. Yucovich, pro prietor, Is one of the best provided, best kept and cleanest hotels on the line oI road Travellers sojOurning there arc most excellently treated. H. T RedielC another of her solid citizens IS the vel known owner and manager of the Jay Eye-See livery stables where as fine { team as any man wants can be had al prices to suit the times.
 The Benson Shelter, owned and con trolled by Messrs. Salisbury and White forms an important factor ln the devel opment of mines within a radius Of tw, hundred miles. By the good manage ment of its owners 1t has become one O the most successful and meritOriOus ln stitutions in the Territory, and IS dall. furnishing the brave miner with mar ket for his ores and with the means lo the further development of hls proper ties. A second furnace Is now in cOurs, of construction and when completed will make the works double their pres ent capacity. The territory needs bu more men of like energy to Messr- Salisbury and White to open up an' develop its vast resources. Benson wa | more fortunate than its neighbors II securing their good services.
 On the whole the town Is fully a prosperous as its neighbors and vii eventually become one of the first cite | ill the territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

Judge Weston, of Leadville, Col, has just returned home from Mexico, where he was defendant in peculiar damage suit. Contractors who had supplied lumber for his mines there not having paid their employees, he was sued for the sum due them, $236 He had to ride twenty miles to court, and there the three judges dismissed the suit against hlm. But after he had returned to hIs mine an officer appeared and summoned him again to court, as the judges had changed theIr minds. Again he rode twenty miles. The decision was re- versed, and the judges told him he could appeal to a higher court by de posting with them the S236 sdjudged against him, and in his anger he said he would be blanked if he would do it, but that he would deposit the money with some honest merchant. Therest the offended presiding judge drew dagger, but Judge Weston instantly covered the court with two revolvers, and while the three judges dropped down behind the bench he walked out. He mounted his steed and was soon hidden in the mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

Benson Herald: We are informed by reliable parties living on the Gils, be- tween the eastern boundary of the San Carlos reservation and the New Mexican line, that the Mormon settlers are slowly but surely obtaining possession of all the arabic land in that valley
 What they cannot get by pre-emption they purchase of settlers, and they know just what to do with 1t when they get it. They are very industrious and economical, and understand farming and cattle raising to perfection, and it is probably only a question of time-sud brief time at that-when they will hold sole possession of the fertile valley of the upper Gils.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
\ Number of Why's.

For-5R CTrIzES:-Why does the dis .--ct court require to be opened by a Tinted States crier and a territorial eFi- 70 Why does not the United States States CT! ", " Iy cyoHrf open, transact its business dlsilloss di es;oDrn. and then the territorial and .!.t at'J.1- conf do likewise? Why do oistIIo. I.o.,rsacf business collectively ana they lI.lan.assiysIy? And why are not sep arale L1-1 INQUIRIBUs,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
SheFifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED D out of the Fir-t Judlcial District Court, in and for the county of Pima, on judgment rem G-rei iu saiI court on the jth day of October, A D. is5l. in favor of Morris GOldwater and against Bon ilmIu Morgan. for the sum or Five Hundred and ILIrty-two and j-lu1 Dollars, 1rIth interest thereon from October 5th, lss3, at the rat. of two per cent per month tlll pald, toret her with One hundred and Ten and s3-lOO Dollar percentage. costs and disbursements at the date oi sgld judgment, and accrulng costs, have lsvIet upon tte following described lots or parcels of land. sitIate, lying and being in the city of Tucson. County of Pima, Territory of Arizona. ta wit: Lot 9, m block lls; lot s, m block Itf: lot u block 1855 lot l1, m block 2i2; lot IS u block Zt3. lot 6. in block bo; lot r., block 62; Igt in block 5l; lot 8, m block II. tl-o the ea-t.rly 70 feet of lots and |. in block q4 beginning at The northeast corner of said lot No. l. theme westerly along the north line of said lot No. l. uIuety-nlne feet tO stake; thence southerly and parallel with Third avenue, lS2 feet to a -ta1c on the south line oi said lot No. {. thence along the south line of lot No. l. east ery % feet Co it. southeast corner; thence along the west line of Third avenue, nOrthery, lS2 feet tO the place of beginning all said lots bslng &C., cOrding t0 rhe othcIal survey Of the village lnOw citvl of Tucson. mlie and executed by <. w. Foreman. and approved by the Mayor and COun- cil of sad village on the 2ith day of June, 1872.
 And notice Is hereby gwen that on Saturday, the 10th day of December, A. D. 1888, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m.. m front of the Courthouse door m the cltg of Tucson. county 0f Pima. Territory of Arizona, will sell at public auction, Co the highest and best hldtier. for cash. legal currency, all the right title and interest of the defendant in and thereof as VIII satisfy the sad iuds meut, costs and aCcrurr costs.
 Tuc-o November 24 1883.
 n2i wtd R. 1T. PAUL. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

The old customs of the Virginia of the cavalier period have not entirely dis appeared, notwithstanding a general impression to the contrary. An Eng lish traveller who has been present at a wedding in Virginia describes festivities worthy of the pen of Thackeray. The old wainscotted rooms rung with laugh
 ter as the company performed the old Virginia reel The colOred cook sup- piled the daintiest dishes, ard after the festivities at the paternal mansion the bride and groom went away on a series of visits to country houses, where rep etition of the gayeties awaited them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Death of A. J. Spencer.

The many friends of A. J. Spencer will be paired to learn of his death, which occurred this afternoon at l o'clock of consumption. He was 52 years old. Mir. Spencer was an old resi- dent of Arizona, having come here from Los Angeles, Cal, in 1866 He resided a long time in Phoenix, and for the last four wears has been engaged in mining in tbe Santa Ritas. Of late he has made his home in Sulphur Spring valley. The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

A company with S2,5OOOOO capital is preparing to drain one million acres of land in Cameron, Calcasleu and Vermil- ion, in the southwest corner of Louis jana, and to make gulf front of one hundred miles of agricultural lands be tween Lake Charles and Sabine pass. Steam blows for the work have arrived from England, capable of blowing fifty acres day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

The widow of Juan Moreno, proprie- tor of Moreno's stage line, of Hermo- sillo, Mexico. received at San Francisco, December 26th, Ss 431.07, in payment of policy on her husban Is life. The amount was settled promptly by the company through c. R. Drake, of Tue son, agent for Arizona Territory and Sonora Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the or TOTS and indiscretioDs of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary Tn South America. Send self-addressed en- yelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmsn, Station D, New York City. oSl-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Notice for PublictIon.
Pre-emption No. 1Ol2.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA.
 December 21, 1883 Notice is hereby given that the to.lowlns g named settler has filed notice ef his lntenuoh t9 0 make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the heglster and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on FeoruArS a 1881, viz. James PIxley, of hedlngton; Ari- [ zona for the sEL. of Sec. 4. Ip. 9 S, lf l., G x \ R K 6 M and names the following as ms witnesses, viz, A. James, Edward Whitlockj J9- seph Pearson and Nathan Pearson, all or hed- ington, Pima county, Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS. Register Eirst notification December 29. 1sSS- N0t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
THE GREAT ANTT-sYPHILITIC.

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 Le Richau's Golden spanish AntidOts fOI the cure of GOnorrhea, Gleet, etc. Price, s2 50 per bottle. Le Richau's Golden Spanish Injection. a wash for the cure of Gleet Structures. Dissases of the UrethA and Bladder. etc. PcIce. sl.5O per bottle.
 Ls Richau's Golden Ointmsnt for the effec- tive healing of Syphilitic Sores and Eruptions. Price, SI per bottle. Also agents for Le Richau's Golden Pills for Weakness, loss of Physical powers. and all diseases arising from abuss and excess anC Overwork. Price, $500 per Box Sent everyvhers, c. O. D. securely packed pe express.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05

Aztec Council No. s26, America Legion of Honor, elected the following officers Friday night: Commander, B. H. Here ford; Vice Commander, J. s. Mansfeld; Secretary, c. HI. Fully; Treasurer, $. N. Drachman; Warden, Jos. Goldtree; Orator, J. F. Yorba; Chaplain, W. J. Osborn; Trustees, Samuel Hughes, H. B. Smith, H. Kaufman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
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