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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Bonanza Mines.
Quiio;oa Prospec;or.


 There k nothing particularly import ant Co chronicle this week. Work IS be- ing prosecuted steadily in the various tunnels and winzes. The rumors which were prevalent about two weeks ago of a rich strike were, as we then stated. premature, but they were only go Tar as the richness of the strike was concerned. The foot wall of the ledge was cut into at that time. and they have been work ing Tn ledge matter ever since. The width of the croppings being from 6O to go feet. and the rate of progress m the tunnels about foot in 2i hours, It needs DO difficult mathematical computation to arrive at the conclusion that R period Of two months at the cutsidg-supposing the pay streak to he close to the hanging wall-should tell the tale as to what the ledge contains at these points. We say at these points because, as we have sey- ersl times remarked, 1t would be no con elusive proof of baTrenness, even should one or more tunnels cut through the ledge and find nothing of value. Drif5- ipg may and probably will have 10 be prosecuted here. as in other mines, to search for ore bodies The fact that a ledge exists at depth of several hun dred feet, taken in connection with the immense surface showing, while It does not absolutely guarantee an immense bonanza. yet gives as brilliant promise for the future of our mines and camp as anything could short of the discovery of a large body of high grade ore. The dip of the vein has been the unknown quantity which has upset all calcula' tions and given sn opportunity for de tracting remarks from chronic croakers who are always ready to prophecy evil of any enterprise that they cannot gel their fingers into.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Missing Man.

A San Francisco telegram states that
 '. D. Power, the mining engineer. well
 AnoTa both in Tucson and Tombstone. A'' disappeared in a mysterious and uaaceoultable manner. On Sunday June i';h, he left his apartments at the Palace Hotel in that city, with Q con- siderable sum oi money on his person, & a-t uo 'o the following saturday had
 @ Il. F'i1rHeL All his baggage and a 'i HA5ll, o- money are at the hotel, a'' l-a-s are entertained that he has "I.a i1H play. H. is six feet one ,,'.l ,... .'' h5s"', weighs 2Dj pounds, is fifty g-:S O, age, ha.r and moustache I;r.E f, 'u''ed |ilh gay. and is of Irish
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
A CATTLE SHOW.
A Move In the Interests of the Great
 Cattle Trade of Arizona.

OA
 Mayor Strauss is trying to interest the stockgrowers of Pima county in q project that is msnifestly designed to assist that great industry in this sec tion. He proposes the formation of | company to erect suitable but no. very expensive buildings for the purpose of q cattle show, and ultimately stock yards and general headquarters for the pur- chase and sale of cattle and horses.
 As a resource of southern Arizona stock raising is undoubtedly destined to keep equal pace with the mining in- dustry while as a legitimate specula- tion 1t presents the best possible field for investors, with absolute certainty of enormo''s profits As Q center of the grazing country, Tucson possesses the proper requirements for a focal point for s;ockmen, and proper facilities for the care and exhibition of cattle would create local activity in that business little dreamed of a; the present time.
 The great firm of Joel B. Gentry S Co.,, of Missouri, have shipped two carloads of thoroughbred cattle to the Sierra Bonita ranch of H. c. Hooker, Tor exhibition and sale. These cattle would undoubtedly have been exhibited and sold in Tucson had there been suitable arrangements in existence here to handle them. A representative of Kansas stock farm, now in this city, has said that his firm would send three carloads of thoroughbred stock to Tucson, If they could be provided with the proper accommodations.
 A race course that has no superior anywhere on :he Pacific coast already exists near the city, and it IS contem- plated by tbe parties interesting them selves in the stockyards project to utilize this track in connection with the enterprise.
 Several prominent cattle men of Pima county have alieady expressed them selves iu fayOr of this project, and if some unity of purpose can prevail among those whom it would benefit directly and indirectly. there will be DO question as to its successful accomplish ment and maintenance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

HE&DoUAKTEEs DaPsI.T'IySr co EEIZcSs. !
 OFFICE CHIEF CO,i3:Is,k!.T or St-B-IsE-.yCE, [
 ~EiFPLE B4EsAcEs. !Esse -rr. X t, SEALED PROPOSALS " THIriiCATE, - sUAjec. t1 tnc usual cuaj4iirUs. viil Do 10 ccivtd at thIz office and gt itr uthce tf tts Act ing COmm,sFary ci Subsistence st S.l1 Carlos. A. T.. until l3 o'clccs. rcgH. ,n Monday, July 2l, is-!. ut winch tIme 5.fi ui.Css ;hc7 wIll be OpCsei m the pro sencc of bidders. for furnish ing and delivery of such QU.-,.tltIcs of Beef Cat tie. tle Oof. may fTU:H tiuie to ti.uc be Te- quIred by tie SunsistercC Department for issue to troops. Indian scout aGI pglsuurrs at the San Carlos Reservation, 4 T., from Ausust 10, l-si tB June Sn, l-sj.
 Tho probable quantity or bacf -a.tle required will te abou. -t.tsu pounds. rcf. per I-nutL-
 Deliveries of beef cattle u4il be required every Sn days.
 Bidders wil state tho price DOT pound NzT WEIGHT.
 The Goverament rcss-vc5 the right Co reject any or all prupUsa!s.
 Proposals must be Gcc0rnpauied by A guarsn- tee signed by two puusIbic persOn. m the sum of Si,uD each. and m accordance with the form prescribed.
 Bidders ,rili understand that contracts made under thi- advertisement and lrCI ale InHte m rospOnse thereto, srall not Ea construed To iH- yulve the United States iu any obligation for payment m excess Of the appropriation graated by O igress for fhs purpC-e.
 BlslIk proposals. sutrcu -es antl H-iidlvits. and full information as Co the manner of bidding. conditions to be Olsscryt q by bidoers, and rms of contract snd psyrnert, wsH To furnished on application Co thIs oiice. or Co tae tciniais-ary At the post.
 Envelopes contaiuir. proposals should he marked ''Proposals for Beef Cattle" aud sd- dressed to the undo rSisEed or tJ tho Acting C. .. CHAS. P. EAGAN.
 is2swlt Captain and C. s.. U. Amy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Official Report of W. II. Smith.
QUIJoToA, June %, 1881

QUIJOTos, June 222, ISL A. WATERNANS, ESQ, SECRETARY (
 PEERLESS MINING COMPANY. ] Dear Sir: During the past week our work has been somewhat retarded, ow ing to tie hot weather and bad air caused by powder smoke, in some of oul tunnels and winzs. Blowers have been built anl are TOW being placed at the various pcilts or workings, which will enable us io make better progress iu the future.
 Tunuel No. k in 20j feet. Crocker tunnel, No. j, IS in 226 feet. No mate riai change since last report. Peer tun. uol, No. ,, is Tn 20 feet. Considerable quartz l. tei1. encountered which looks favorable. The winze is down los feet, without any material change. South drift lr,m tunael No. Is in D feet, and looks about the same as reported in my last letter. Crocker tunnel No. j. wes: Siio of mountain, k iu i3 fec, and good progress is being made.
 Yours truly,
 ". II. SMITH, Supt. Per LIGHTsTOS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Personal.

J.E. Carry, of Arivaca, is In the city. Terry Cullen came up from Arivaca yesterday.
 Mir. o. Gebler arrived in Tucson last evening from Altar.
 Louis F. Scholl came m from the Qai- Jotoas last evening.
 4. Friedenthal, Of Germany, is regis tered at the Palace.
 Gov. A. ?. k. Stafford returned last evening from & brief visi. to Tombstone.
 John O. DoughcTty, superintendent of the Total Wreck Mining company, was in the clty yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
IOngrainlatory.

We take much pleasure in congratu- lating our enterprising druggists, MessFs. JF r. Yorba & Co, upon having secured the acancy for Slaven's California Fruit Salt. California Pine and Eucalyptus Porous Plasters and Yosemite Cologne. We call particular attention 10 FruIt Salt and Eucalyptus Flasters-they take tbe lead. Slayen's Cherry Tooth Paste ;s tbe best in the market. Give them .,;aI | ie2i 3d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Summ0FS.

IN JUSTICES COURT, TERRITORY OF lArizoua. county of tims, before Wm. Y. Scott, J. p. Precinct No. |.
 Hy man krufman. pllIntin. ys. Charles Mont comcry. defendant. Demand, S3i4 sl.
 The rsrrltor, of Arizona sends greeting tO Chas. Montgomery. defendant. Ton are hereby gu urlIa0ned anG required co appear before me Rt my office. m the town Of Tucson and county 0f Pirua. on the Twenty y-eighth day Of August. is-t. at Co o'clock m.. tO answer the complaint 0f the above named plaintiff. who ce'uEuds uf you that you are indebted to him in thr sum Of Two Hundred and Fourteen 5l-i1 Dollars
 And if you f,ail Co appear and an.Ver said com plai1t as herein required. the plaintiff wlli take Judgment against you Es demanded and for the costs of ttrS suit.
 Given under my hand this 2ist day Of June <. ID. 1881. VIM. r. SJOTr.
 isg-Wf- Justice of tha Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

The finance committee is meeting with much encouragement in collections to defray the expenses of tbe celebration of July 4th. Tbe committee will not intentionally omit any one, and II any person has not been called upon 10 con- tribute and should thereby feel himself shghted. be can relieve his burden of troubles by calling upon A. B. Sampson or any other memper of the finance committee and contributing his quota.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
A Card.

Happily those of Tucson whose good opinion I value, are too well aware of the utter unimportance of the calum- mating, unprincipled slanderer who published several articles in that ex- cuse for newspaper, called the Star, relative to myself and friends, to do otherwise than regard the game with con tompt. When being of Pin-heads's s renntation assumes to dictate to an en- liehtened public where they shall SC nSd where they shall not go he is indeed to be laughed at and to be pitied.
 '0 W kUNo BAUM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Official Records.
Per LIGHTsTOS.
LEGATIONS.

 Greenback mine, Qmjotoa district June lG, by James Flynn and Thomas Burke.
 Blue Gras' mine. Quijotoa district June IL, by JaEss Flynn and Thomas Burke.
 Paymaster mine. QUijoton district June lS, by A 5 White and O A Hyatt Howard mine, QuiiotoR district, Junl IS, by | S White and Q A Hyatt.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Lis Pendeus. Harrison Dacgs VI Joseph Hilhurn, Edward J Williams aud Jose Dh Randolph; claim. an undivided one-fOurth iserest in ths Silver Bullion miLe, Qui!OtOa district.
 DEEDS.
 Harrison Daggs :o A Anderson. |. Silver Bullion mine, Quiiotoa mountains, SIO0.
 Gco C Hall and wife to < Harrison lots :. 10 and II. block SG, Tucson $LOC0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

Saturday night at s:3O grand concert of Herr Albert Friedenthal, the eminent German pianist at Masonic hall Loe prices of admission are only one dollar aII over the house, so to enable every hody to come and attend the rare treat. Reserved seats without extra charge can he had at Yorba's drug store and should he secured in time as we have good prospects of n crowded house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

Ayers Sarsapsrilla operates radically mon and through the blood, and IS a safe. reliable and absolute cure for the various diseases, complaints and disor- ders due to debility, or 10 any constitu- t;nnal taint or infection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
Private.

If your hat does not fit any morning after being to lodge the night before or if you are oppressed from over-estiDg or drinking. step into Yorbs's and get a bottle of California Fruit Salt; follow the directions and you will be as good as ever, d-mOn-w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
slaren's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for ihe pres ervation of the teeth and gums. Is far superior fo any preparation of its kind in tue market. Tn large, handsome opal pots. P1ce J0 cents. For sale by j. F. Yorba < Co. ed-ez-mw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

Iuuoser-y. Fshau=ted Vitality, Premature Da cil-r and EC>,s or MANHOOD, In all its complications and from whatever cause prod uc.d. ltecriChes and purihes tho SiOud
 strca-t Aeu5 tt, HcrVes, Bran, MGf Cles. Digos- tIuu. ErgIUiUciige Organs, and Physical end Meutri Faculties. it stOps Sny unnatursl dehi.. ita-Uf. dr.ln upon t1c system, preventing irvoi- uutarg losses. ceI!!ijKtIng dreams. seminGl icsstE vith tls UUuo etc., so des' rue i've tO usIga and body. it f- suTe ciiUiEAipr uf aii KIDNEY AM Nt ADDER COMPLAINTS. It cartail. go injurious ingredients. To those saGCriEs frsu3 thc evil sncrts 0f yGEfhfui inaI.rrctlan, or CNces-cg. a SPs edy. ther
 ea=h and psTHsEnen' ttHE is S.IARAS- FED. Price $50 Ter b, tile. GIT live iottiea Ih ca-~ with fail directions and advice, SlO. Sent secure from Ohssrvati0r, to any Gddr~ss uf.- on receipt 0f Puce, or C. c. D To ee lad Cn.y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
As GcOd Gold

And as pleasant as lemonade. Slaven's efervescent California Fruit Salt, the great remedy for billioUsness, Constipa- tion and cOstiveneSs. Use in htt water half an hour beioru breakfast. for sale by Yorba. eod-w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
l,brourb Physic to the Dogs.

For all pains in the body use the Cali fornla pine and eucalyptus porous plas- ter. Do not allow any other forced upon you. but go to Yorbs's, the agent.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
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hfs tsre StrO fb e D | n ' i.rl.,~.Iy amt Nerve TSjNIC is the itRitI- ul ate result of OV,r twenty years Of prEc- tlrfi experience. ST d CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN IT Nsrvous and fts- drEl Debility. ScmI- nal W eakusSs. SIcI uatoTrhUa, Prosts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

NESS.
 Far Doctor wi nr:see To forfeit S5 ,9c0 fer u csza uut.srtake. not Crr. d. lEe reason O nlanS caanc; get cured O. wc-kress and the atOve dls-
 eesas lz owing 70 a coz: Y.icatic-i. called ilsOS- ! TATGRRHEA wiih Hl2kRAsSfhlA, wlicA reouiros special troatmert DE. LTEBIG's lNyISORNTOE. No. .. with our pe- cun..r special treatment. Is the only euro lug ] l'EosrNrU kUnEs. ry it Manhood is restoTei ard the Lau,. CT time moved back from sso To youth.
 IT yiap!es appear on tLc face if you tCcoTl e | sf ly~s and Css pUudcIt, iuoE Cu for tle COm- piiCatlon with vital N e,Scess and loFs of Vital lty known as ps-stctoTTheG. huudrtds O lives ave n.-I lost fys the want cd proper trsH. nent fo- this complication. ELd thousands Lave lost all their IToue-ty uld aS;;se Ia life from its effects.
 Esrsrc of ci;ker inYisoTat0F. s:. C&rc D SIX bottles. Siu. Stut Co any addless, con, red ecu-el ly from observation. DT. Eicbi= ss 60. treat sUccessfElly by Hu u,teCva' hy every form Cf SPECIAL. PRIVATE CHRONIC DISEASE without ncfcUry or
 ua'l sul-- drugs. t- --.Gllts Is drained from tho aply luucruus diseases fo.igw that batile OTsii- nary medical treatment. II allow ed Co continue the unnatural loss canes Consumption, llAbe- Res, lr,-bt'- Disecse Insanity, etc. Cures gCar
 anteCd. Dls~a-es u. lue -cUitt1 urinary Org..Iis.
 kidneys, liver ucd sler'sli, treaieri pls- EASFS UF WOMEN -TLEDiLl CUasp. oEsiii.Ca and Ee. PSa>!hic.- Pr. isbig G
 c., fru.u iCGCrE. CfC organized m CCmplIuncs
 0Ith the Ct.ifaru.a "a GetiI.Hl Law. bIpionA pro-
 cui1t rg fe.-;Ila~ C'Nc-c educa son, ard are auN.
 m thC'r mn rrtreIt. ylJr C spy,lGi practice.
 MCst Tug,-tGl c.sctric belts !rs tO IgticLts.
 To PROVE rgE GoSDEEFVL. powEA of the IN
 flGOhAIOk A SZ Bu-rTi E GIyEs or sENT FI.FE.
 CuuSUitatsC1 free ard VrIvGte.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

I.e RIrhau's Go;i.n fss,-am No l Cures Chuncres, bret and =ccC-d st5rcs; SorCs on the Ices ant BodJ. SypiiltIc taiGTgh. dlseased S,aip. aifi all primary forms or the dlseasA Price. e5, ,OO rsr bottle L. RfrbEu's Golden En!>am No. Cu1es Te-,nTy Ncrcurial. Syphi!It;r i.hcuulatIsD,. Pains m the Bone-, tl-ar1tet lhrust, Syplut .tic Rash. Lamps, e-c.. aud cr ticSies ail q's saESs fr0cI tl5 6Ye' .I. whether caused by bad troatrtsat or ahu-' uf mercury, leayirg the blood purc and G,..lthy. ffIce. $500 Ter bottle.
 Le Eichsu's CaIJsa Spgni.h Ant!det' ior tae cure of Gcaarrlsi, G.eg; eta- Jfiee' eR 90 per bottle.
 Ie RIehsu's Go'Grn ~2aui.h injection. a vvash for tho cure ur .il'r StrI-'ura1. 'sedslss of tho UTeihl. sud b.ai.-rs. et-. i'r're. Fl-So per bot lc Ls Rirhau's Golden ti- tIHcisi Tor the slfec- tive healing of SyrLilitIc SJ.ss and EruP,ions- Price, Si per bottle. Also agents for L- fsi'',au's Gaid-n fil ., for ysa xnefs Ios1 or Iuy-l-1l powers. i..d all diseases Lrlztug from atE7s and excess and over~ork Price SJ.0J p'r EoS- Sent everyWhesc, c. O. D. securely F'.e<rol per express.
 c. r RiCHAEBs @ O.. Areut.,
 tTE 70 Saus1-1a street, Corner Clay
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

S:.. StSTi,-'- iS!-aSy l:, Incds Ne9h- rr,!r-ul, cures g!i li.de CT !id:ey auo. BlaadrT Goa rigiuts. G.r-ThcrH. tiIet, | IaUco-.hCsj,. Scr sHl- D. GH ,!r1as .e-c. C"-ts, sI1 bDtt.r- scs s..
 gts.. n- n-iNTAE'S fssUd, Ion Pile sso tia 6cs- ur6 cnsspcst Dys.cTEis an3 !;iiiiouN cure in tae LHarket. knr sale [. aN a.Essis.s. iol1A~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
NnaJlf Aft.rnnnn Snnris

-''.i'E 'TTzES: There was a whole
 ''' S.~lsAier yesterday Sunday after L.'n o' imPounded, ccllarless dogs. -e od'ehery took place in the yard of ,- '.-, e"! hal, under tLc direction of r.'g' ,.. oi tcl.ce Johnson. By bis per a-'.,i .-'. ..-'H children of tender years were ~,.,.t ',.,,.ot '' enter tine incl0sure, view the ,'.,',.ie and improve thclr infant nor 5E.sLu ' a'-u seIs.b'lilies by witnessing the 0- "H 9iilss or the unfortunate brutes. .-,os eng taken t0 task by the father of s...' .e' .-e children the Chief of Police 0r@-,tt, ,'r,lt'ei e, to justify himself upon the cs;.5-I s.--I mat parents ought to keep their as 'fI'-.el f-.el "t home. We think so, too r-s, ls 1Als nan is suffered to remain
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
THE Great English Remedy {!

s-. q, S .s-,e. t' @ saF0r-tAI.ing curs
 eAS-. for Ncryous Esbihty sS},1ts Gxh6Ustci ' ItAlity Ss = Sg.- Seminal g kr ss E E 1 t., SFeTtu1t orrboa. Lost [rF c-~ rN 1t MANHOOD. ImI OtrI g. sai .rs cy. faralysls, frCstUt ur Ns Ss <~G ; sht.a Cld all tre tsr4s frs1 Q Sfs[-- .lisJt eif Ot.cC-s Uf a ] b-sN >>-l.s .sssa Ssltt lt pee, soE;lfal follis> '-HSr.ss s177S c'e1ts. and cSc.ss6s in niGfa1s rssSsc< fsTs-rsj .tss,s J ysars-sECh as loss Co 2s,s S-s--s .. &g-lory. lGssitcte, NDo tlrasi .II7sl,sll- EVFrsI-l tu Ncrlc.s, lissi:Cs cs Eisil7 EC.ses ,r the N-..... the VI a! AaIj r.-ssisF ugctc.rggi in t.e c-iae. gni many 1thar --...gs thut ie,-t Co l-.erlty EDd Csrtt-
 lk. -'NtlE VIII EE-g- ,p lv-.eIl S.sl Hra if-i nDliL-s flr g case e ttig Eira Ire Nttst Restorative ,rulcr hIs sptc.li EdSica and ir-l,rys-.i W.i! not c-rs or tlr ALythlug impure J- .-..-i1uF i-I1- a lt. Its. NlsIlA :feaf- Eli irygtc ntsasca 6u -siuly vlttcrt ;-Oi. c-r.. tor.llt-tlcH fsee. -iorgusE sxGEiua- tiCl end UrFrca iut!EaiGs iu&.gs's Cf urine s5.1. Ire. of tk, Eisal AtltCr@;Ise sS..1 @ tDt- .'r. cs faar l=cs j-s Cuast.ty, S!9,-'; -cut ts, asE s1'.rc-s uy,n rcCeiit cf PTsce "r t. Q. D. ss-,.Ia ron observation and a. rsisE.e usTas t4ct.s-.i by A. E. FINITE, V. b.
 ff r--rr- Street. SHa .EuCisSo Cal.
 SiNELE EOItLE FREE ca application b i--ter s.,.tirS Eyrrto,us sex and 9Fe. CoUu.0- n!c8'ious 6tE.ct'y c1Lhce1''a!.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

Albert Friedenthsl, the pianist, arrlv' ed last evening. He will give one or more entertainments before leaving
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
LEEnla I,..rENsAEY

4Cl GCary sircot San Fr.uciscu. Cal Private entrance e ! Mason street four blocks rp Goary street from ksB.ny. Ham en;ra.cz through Dispen-ary pvu-: Store. ocI6dIw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

rt- -' Eashouts and delayed trains do o' 'r.-55l-1 'o seriously affect the supply C., i5-.o,T 5- Kept on hand by A. D. Otis X ar..,.. 'hey are always provided well issi., such contingencies. Their store err ', S,ocEed at all times with crock vt,, A.a',,"are, cutlery. builders hard CaI ,,5I -Ii thousand and one articles.
 7Ad See for yourself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
TRIAL ROIILE FREE

sulieictt | to show it's merit. Will he sent Co sny one applying by letter, stating his ryIapfoE and Gge. Communications strictly cOuhdoafIst
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

>.i5L Y- account of the continued large s,ry ., o' Damlana Bitters I fad it neces- r,. ~ nave an agency at Tucson. No zl,.,- S hereby given that Messrs. Hil- ss+,':.s m. % Patterson have this day been ysii yiiS'-'ed id agents of the celebrated and c,,a. .AhoEn Gamiana Bitters for Pima S9la 3 ana Vlclnlty. LEWIS HEss,
 IS |, ,i"pletoC and Manufacturer, No.
 O 'A'gonery ave, San Francesca. @
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

a Inc Boarl Of Supervisors have order
 en,?ra Hktlres placed throughout the izej i'S SI G'qrt house. They also author oyer .l. .I. J. sullivan to repair the arch
 tue nam enhance to that building.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
DR. SpINNEY,
No. II Krarny street. san Franclse". Cal Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.

ES . G VI V V " o - v q No. IT Kra-ny Street san FrancIseo. Cal Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN VNfEO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " O. ec.s of youthful fOilIes or indiscretIOn, will r.1 aeu t0 avail themsolycs of tLI-. the greatest boon ever lad st the altar Of suffering humanity. Dr. SPtNNEI will guarantee to iur- felt q 70 fOi eTery case Of Seminal Weakness or private disease "f any Alud Cr character which hs undertakes ana fails to cure.
 MHR8LE-s.ED uIS.
 There arc maay at tha ago of thirty to sixty who are troubled with tou frequent evacuattuns of the hiaddcs. of en accompanied by H slIght sulaftirg OF bsrains sensation and Q weakening of the system 1u @ manner the pstIent cannot Rc- count flr. On eyguIuIne the urinary deposits ropy sediment Viu often te found, and some times small particle of GIbuusu will appear. or the cOlor 0lIl To 1f e thtn Miitish hue, agHiu changing Co dark ant torpid appegrance Iher- aye many mon Nbo tts of this difficulty ignorant of the ragHg. shIch i- tAa second stage of Feu.Iarl wcaiu-rs. b-. x. vlll EagrHntes perfect cure Iu al each cLs0s, End healthy rea- tofation of Rho caltt,-urIuary Orgauz.
 ONca Hours-IU 70 ( ana Co 2. Sundays from i0to Ii a. u. Cou-u.fs.ion free. Thorough sK- animation and giviCe. =,
 Call or af,lrCss
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
DR. (. D. SALFIELD.

.I6 Nearney Street, san FraEeiscO, Cal.
 Consultations strictly COuhdentIai, b. l.. teI CT Gt uc co FREE. For the CGuyeuIUucc of Ia. tieuts and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. | have adopted @ Uri gste address. under vhich all pRckC-us ore fOrSarticd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28
BORN.
DIED.
SEW TO-DAY.
Proposals for Beef Cattle

DEPsI.T'TySr co EEIZcSt. OFFICE CHIEF CON1.Issk!.T or SCH-Is--lyCE,
 WEIPPLE B4EsACES tEEst-rr. \. E..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

c. RICUAED' e CO, Areut-' ty7E fll san~n--a street, Corner Clay
 San Ir.4risc1. Cal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

DANroN, OHIO, Sept g. VIM Jackson. the
man who, In consequence OF an accident TO
his Uranium. had the greater portion OF his
brain removed, and has siuce been connne d
by hts family, has escaped and IL at large.
At times he is very dangerous.
If his relatives want to find the I'M
fortunate man, we are glad to be able
to direct them to him. He is,in Dallas,
a town near Fort Worth, and is hired
at very small salary to furnish col
umn and a half of loaded matter for
daily morning paper. So far he
has not manifested any dangerous
symptom, his mental deficiency show
ing itself chiefly in the form Of harm
less idiotic attacks on free grass. The
people Of the town OF Dallas will
doubtless render his relatives their
active assistance in returning the I'M
fortunate man, as 1t is feared his imbe-
cility will soon force him to become a
charge upon the county.