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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
Official Records.

DEEDS.
 R II Paul, Sheriff, to Albert SteinfeId, lot 6, block 2l4 Tucson; S330. Albert Steinfeid and wife to J B Gi- rard, lot 6, block 2ll, Tucson; S2O0. Julius LindeDmEyer to Caroline Lin denmayer, lot on vest side of Nelson avenue, NOgales; love aud affection.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Land claim, lGO acres near Mexican boundary, by Charles HOller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
An Ambiguous Compliment.

Hon. Thomas Fitch was approached thls morning by fellow citizen" who grasped his hand most fraternaIly, enthusiastically exclaimed, "I was truly delighted with your speech last Satur- day night, it was replete with platitude. !" Perhaps he intended to say with Motley that NIT. Fitch, Hammered one 2, Iden grain of wit ints a sheet of infinite platitude."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
M. P. FREEMAN. P M.
MISCELLANEOUS. PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF ABIzoNA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

TERRITORY OF AMMONIA !
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT - OFFICE CT THE GOVsRSoR TO ALL PERSONS TO WHOM THEs k Il presents may cOE-e--(ireeting: Whereas rave been informed that a Mexican boy known M Qrlnones was murdered on the sth day of July, A. D lsai, m the southeastern part of the county of Pima. on the ranch known ss the San hAIAet Aet hanch. said county and Territory of Ari- zonA. by a person or persons to me unknown anu the rarty or parties who committed said crime arc still at large
 N.w. therefore. l. F. A. Tritla G, varnor n, The Territory of Arizona. by virtue oi .he poyer m me yested by law. do hereby offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars (f5OOl for the arrest and co5vlctlon ot the party or parties who commit ted sand murder
 -. In witness whereof have bsreunto SEAL of the territory of Arizopa to ba sfi
 nIed. Done ,t Prescott this lth day --~s-~' of October, 4. lsS4.
 A. TRITLE. Governor. Attest: J. F. BcsrwIcK,
 Assistant Secretary. oc7 SOd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

ALTHOUGH the friends of Paul have given up his election, yet an official count of the votes will be necessary to determine by what majority Shaw is elected. If the final count should reject votes clalmed to have been illegally boiled the result may still be changed. At all events, 1t was a decidedly close fight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF TIE 1 county of Pima Territory of Arizona. iu the matter of the estate of Len G. RedheiU. de- ceased. Notice of time apl lointed for prOvsrs wIli.
 Notice IS hereby given that Szturday tfe eighth day of November. l-s at 10 o'clock @. m.. at the court room of sad court Gt tbs court house Tn the said county of Pima haze bssl appointed as the time and place for proving the VIII of sad Len c. hsdhs Id, Geces sed. and for hearing the application of H. . Brebmar Public AdminlstratOr for the issusnue Co him of let- ters of administration, with will annexed. of sad estate.
 October S6, 1881.
 J. A. ANDERSON, JR. Clerk. J. A. Anderson Atty. for Petitioner. ocz7td
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Some Mexicans have come in from Canyon del Gro, bringing quantities of splendid placer gold which they bar tered for a supply of tools and provi- sions. The gold is coarse and rough, but of splendid quality. About twenty five Mexicans are at work in the new placers, taking out from S2 to s to the man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

IT is plain fact that, although Pima
 county is decidedly Republican coun.
 ty, its people choose to vote with that
 freedom of restraint and influence that
 characterizes the intelligent and Tn.
 dependent thinking man. In a com
 munity where the faults and virtues of every man is well known, they look
 chiefly to the peculiar qualification and fitness of the man for the office to which he sspires rather than to party lines or
 anything that smscks of machine politics. It is true that mistakes may thus occur, but they are the result chiefly of a lack of acquaintance with the candidate. The election ot good and proper men to office IS the basis of good government, and it should be the aim of all parties to sink per sonal ambitions and place only the best men in nomination. If this cannot be done within party lines, m local cleo tions, it should be done by popular movement. A person who votes for a bad man simply because he has been nominated by his party, commits 8 wrong that is ineIcusable. In State or national affairs, where great principles are to be maintained, we vote to sustain those principles, and the act of suffrage loses its personal characteristics. But in our county or city politics of what significance is our foreign policy or tariff question? All other things being equal, we would choose to honor one of our partisan friends, and the party that does not look primarily to the welfare of tho raAPls ratlIoI tuan the Iouros and fishes. cannot expect to retain its prestige in this progressive age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
As Dr. Guiot was drivino up Pennin,

As Dr. Guiot was driving up PenDing ton street this morning, his horse stun bled and staggered against tho fencing around that great cellar hole at the corner of Pennington and Main streets and fell in, dragging the buggy with it. Dr. GuiOt leaped from the buggy ID time to escape serious injury. The horse was bruised considerably and the buggy and harness were badly broken up. This spot IS one of the most dangerous of any places in the city and further precautions should be taken to prevent accldents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Hun dreds of letters from those using Ayers Hair Vigor attest its value as a restorer of gray hair to its natural color. As a stimulant and tonic. preventing and often curing badness, and cleans ing and soothing the scalp, it's use can not be too strongly recommended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
NOTICE

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK C.osrs holosrs oi the Southern Pacihc Railroad NsSMpany tOf Arlzonal will be held at the office St S tne com pany. m the city of San Francisco 5tAts oI California, on Wednesday, the eighth uAy oL october, lss4, at ten o'clock a. m for he pofpose or eleetlng Directors to serve for he ensuing year, and for the Transaction of sncS meeting. 7 ''4e
 anlDtd FS. DOuTY asc-ata-r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

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 The Doctor will agree Co forfeit sI ess,.- case undertaken not cured. The ra..-,. .. . & f cannot get cured Of weakuess auI The aaov. i ' ellse- IS owing Go cOmpHCafIuu. r+I.-.I lt.,.-- TATORRHEA. with HYrEHAs-i.it'.-'-.,' '.'. V which requires special treatmsrf- -l'
 DR- LIEBIG lNVIGOKtIOR NO. . g..-a ,...-.- culiar special treatment. is tl- ol ..--- - PRoSTArORRHEA. Fy 10 Manhood l. -- and the hand of time moved ba. tr..-.. .-. . 2. ' youth. '-e ,o
 If pimples appear ou tIe face. if sar a--o.-, llstless and Respondent, lock aut r.- n . ~ pllcatiOn with vital Wsakues- a~.i t... ..r t...- lty known as PrOstatorrhea. Lus l-.[t-.. t'- t'-- lave been lost for the want of u-p-... -' '' Tor thls complication. auI trrr-4-. 4. f.-. I '- all their property and I.ea-..rs ,1 llf. f-a.- If effects. '--' 4i'
 Price ef eiiasr Inyi.ora:ar. e.. c....s ecurely from observation. -''''eI
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
S2O REWARD-STOLEN

E'kOM A ROOM IN WHICH IT Tts II stored m this city a tubular tiu e.s. -ftl.- " inches long an1 l2s in CIamstsr. @ .-..a.rl-.- ss follows: One demIt as Master Mao. iron
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 Tucson Ariznna. Sept | 1884 sa4 s,n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

A GENTLEMAN who has been afflicted with Democratic newspaper for some time called to-day and subscribed for the CITIZEN with the remark that he wanted to hear the truth occasionally
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
StlAASMS&tSs,

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 Strengthens the Nerves Brain, Nuscles. Dices- ton, Reproductive Organs, and Physical Eud Mental Faculties. It stOps any unnatural dobti- ltatIng drain upon the system, preventing IUVoi- untary losses, debihtating dreams seminal losses with the ur'ne etc., SO des. rUc'iso 70 mlnd and body. It Is a suTe ellmIua or Ot ail KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains injurious ingredients. To ths,e suffering from the evil effects rf youthful tndiscretions or eNresSeS. a speedy, thor
 cugh and permanent CURE sS GiAkAN- FEED. Price. @2.5O per bottle, 0r i've bojties m case, with full Cir0cticns and advice. sic. Sent secure from observation to any address gV- on receipt of price. or C. O.. D To be had o-.y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
A arn.

To all who are suffering from errors and indiscrs tisns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send re5ipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great rem edy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station ID. New York. y-I6-eOd-d-w-Iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
ROUGH PAIN PLASTER.

Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for backache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia. 9 cts. Druggists or mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
DEMOCRATIC TALK

The Albany Argus of this morning says: No Presidential commission will be let put James c. Blaine in the White House or keep Cleveland out of it. The men who attempt it will be killed, and the consequences of killing them will be taken care of afterwards
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
DR r. n FIF.O

e16 Kearrey Street, SSn FranciscO, Ca. !
 Consultations strictly confidential, by !e't-r or at othce FREE. For the convenience Of IG- tients and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. | have adopted a private address. under winch Gil packRxes are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
ROUGH ON COUGHS. "

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Hoarse- ness, Troches, 15c. Liquid, 25c. S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
F. 8. DOUTY. Secretary.
NOTICE,

A, Ine annual meeting of the stockholders of me southern Pacific Railroad Company (of Ar laonal IS hereby postponed until Saturday, No
 oeiotd F.s. DOUTY. Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

NoGALEs comes into line as the ban ner Republican precinct of the county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
LIFE PRESENTER.

If you are losing your grip on life try "Wells' Health Remover" Goes di. rect to weak spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
ROUGH ON TOoIHACHE,

Instant relief for Neuralgia, Tooth ache, Faceache. Ask for Rough on IOothache." 15 < 25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

On the 100000 additional votes from the interior, at the same ratio, there will be Blaine majority of about ten thousand.
 A still later dispatch cuts down Cleve- lands majority in New York and Kings county somewhat, and increases the Blaine majority in the interior, leaving but Al precincts to cover a necessary 6,OOO majority for Blaine, to give the Republicans from 10000 to l5,OOO. New York is safe for Blaine and the country is safe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
TEE Great English RemedY!

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 fur Nervous usG..ry B EIhaustsd NItaIIty V
 Seminal Wsa Sces 2 Spernato-rhga. Lost ! MANHOOD, !ug len cy, tarslysis. lrus t-tor 'irlGg and yll tsr sar- t8l5 S-ect- uf ctIf
 Al-Es. you Atg. .Iss i -Ed cZcl1s -. I- -s- -Ts
 yesTg- rsCs . - O l-e-CI 4-s Ntc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
NEW YORK.

As the result of the Presidential cleo tion are supposed to be contingent upon the vote of New York, the returns from that state have been carefully watched and compared. Hon. Thomas Fitch this afternoon compiled the following table from the returns, which gives gIeat hope that New York will give Blaine good plurality.
 Cleveland's maiorities:
 In New York City .430S2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
ROUGH ON ITCH. ]"

Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup, tions, ElDgwOrm, letter, salt rheum- frosted feet. chilblaIns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

THAT independent torchlight process sion last night was universally admired.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
PRETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who would retain freshness and viyacity, don't fail to try Wells Health Preseryer."f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
 Children slow in development, puny, scrawuy and delicate. use Wells Health Remover"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

HE bonanza mines are showing up nobly and the great boom is near at hand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Morgan R. Wise received four votes Justice of the Peace, and two votes for Constable, and, although he did not get 10 congress, he has the double honor of having been elected to two offices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

OUR imp says be feels it in the ar. Victory for the Democrats-Courier That was devil of prediction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
 Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-Paibs." $l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Sufficient to show It's merit. will ba seur to any one applying by letter, stating hiH -ymptoHs and ago. ComrlunicstOrs strictly couddeu'i 'isl
 d&w-Js
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

T hfg Gre < Ire Ca EfLl len ing Remedy and Nerve TONIC 90 the leEiii- mate raruit of over
 twCuty years of prac-
 tical sxpereuCs by n
 Thoroughly Qualified
 gruGuaiephysician of
 one of the highest
 medical ctlleg s of
 Europe. aud CDfi \
 WithunfalliuE z cer.si-
 Ety NerVous and tLy- sical Debility, Semi nal Weakness. Spc1- natogrhHa, Rrosta
 f,rrhena Euiser ana
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
LIEBIG nlSPIANlRY


4OO Geary street San Francisco. Cal Private entrance, 4U5 Macon -;lsrt four blocks up Geary street from Esurly. GaIu entrance through Dispen-sry Drug Sioss. ocitaEy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
Weekly Mining Report.

EVIDENTLY Bean run a Head in every county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

BE charitable to the vapquished, neighbor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Dfs. BIETIE's Kidney I.snefg .e-r r- COmplaints, GocOrrhcrs, Gla9t, LaGcs---yss. For gale by all druggists; q bot-le, o..-.as for {5.
 DR. H INTiE'8 D2Ecelton EfllE ars .s best and chsSpsst DyspepsTn and Eiiiiou- ~--s in the maEkc-. Fog gale by all druEg,sts. gpi.i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

turnal EmlssiOu, AJeTzlcn Co 7"ci hl-.gs | of Vision. Ecisss ir tha E5.-. -l- 70. ulI ! passing unobssrTed iu tna Eg.se, r-I g a1y other disesse~ that lasl cC rta-l.- s1l ..r.- DR. AlNTIE will agree % ..te-. i.-' lu dred Dollars for oGzo ot r-i. zl-d t-- D ia Kestorztive tuuCcT hIs slc..=l --F--. --t treatment) will not cure, or t5r aHyt -ile -se or injurious tCGnc i1 I-. i-- -ii-' .-l. .-sa's all Private Dlssase8 EIccGE5L1-. without -.t-- cury. Generalization free. IED-.url s---..l4- ton and sdvlcs including -- .- e-l-s $500. Price of tho Virgi Resto-a-vr l..' 1r-- tie, or four times tho -,-Iuir, 7..,. - % any address upon receipt cf l.-re orr U. 70. -. secure fsom Obssr-sLirl C-l- r- --lt- r." desired, by \. E. nINTIG, at. D.
 II ke6rng -t-es-. .--- -.-' - letter stating symptom, ssE a-4 E.-. ..H -- nIcatiOns strictly C sunca-,lai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining in POstofiice a Tucson Arizona, November 3, 1884: Acuna. Liverafa Irwin, A Alrs, Solomon Nj Jackson, Charley ArbiZu, Trinidad Janin. Henry Burne, VIC Johnston, G S BOgart. John C Johnson. Abelard Brown F A Jones. J C Braner. Erietz Kemp, George Bravo. Je ucita Laurence. C Castro. JOaguina Land, Sam l. COntrss as, henriqueta Jeskie J c COntreras Josetta Lee, Henry Fowler K " Mclean, Kenneth FrIiO, Jesus M Messenger. David Gomez. JOsefa Ortiz. LiberatO GallegO. Ramona Parker James Cliff. AP Porter. Addie Gibson. w VI Qul ada. Carmen Griffith, FC Sedcnn, R GuAery. Pedro SOuthworth, AL Gutierres. LOreto Teieda, Abelino Hayes. Ed Tagles, Jesus Harden, Valencia. Arcario-2 Hannon, Varalas, Franco Hancock, Bella Vega Angel Harrison; NIntriOlR, Mariana Huds. n, Lew Weeks A huerta. Franco de la-2 Wiley. MT and Mrs B hupeTt Williams, Alexander lngalls, u W Young. Taylor
 CHINESE LETTERS. Jim Chung WiuzLae Poo Ock
 M.P. FREEMAN. P N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08
TUBAC
10 naiOrit1as at Tuhac ara.
CALABAsAs.

The remainder of the ticket gives from IS to p Democratic majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Recorder Drake is very much better and will be down town in the morning. He still claims victory for Paul, Gregg and Blaine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

5AAHAAh tlAtAANe I.H H.H... checkius lha wl-te. lrvI.-.-l- ing the whole sys.gn ar.i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Unclaimed letters remaining in Postofice at Ttr..nr Ar.rnrn Nnrarnhnr Q IsaI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-25


The preservation of the forests is now
prominent topic of discussion in several
States. 1t should not be necessary to urge
the importance of this subject IN any
country. but the wasteful habits OF the
American people in regard to the destruc-
ton of timber are hard TO eradicate. In
Georgia the supply of timber, until a le"
years ago, has been considered practlcally
inexhausuble. Now, however, IN many
sections of the state its scarcity is oeglh-
ming TO be appreciated and felt, ana there
is not sufficient timber left either lor lent
ing or fuel.
The old-time destructive process OIL
clearing land. the multiplication OF tur-
pentine farms, the work OF hundreds OF
saw-mills. have been denuding the land
of timber for many years, and now, If the
nresent rate of destruction is continued,
it will not be long before the celebrated
pine forests of Georgia will be among the
things of the past.
Comparatively little of the forest area
of Georgia is now part of the public do
main. Nearly all the land is IN the
hands of private individuals or cor
porations. and it would be all but i'm
possible to enact and enforce laws for the
effective preservation of timbered lands,
except where the title remains in the
State. The appeal should be made not
only to the good sense, but to the self-ln-
terest of land owners, to adopt some sys-
TEN for the preservation of their timber
and for its replacement where already de-
stroyed.
1t has been demonstrated by at least
one company in Georgia that the timber
of a tract of land can be utilized and put
on the market. and at the same time the
forests preserved in their integrity, and
/ the supply of lumber taken rendered
! all but inexhaustible. 1t has rule for
the cutting and milling Of timber by
\ which only the very largest trees are cut,
while the balance are left to grow, and
/ thus by the time the cutters get over the
| land one time, say in ten years, the pro-
/ cess OF selection can be repeated,
/ and so on indefinitely. Ihere
is every reason why all substantial lum-
bermen should adopt this systematic
manner of utilizing and at the same time
preserving their timber. No doubt it can
be so modified as to be adapted to turpen'
tine farms, and regulations about tre
adopted that will render the turpentine
! business Il permanent and growing IN
dustry, instead of fight against time
and nature, which must of necessity END
from exhaustion or destruction OF the
timber in a very few years.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-25
PERSONAL.

MR.. JOHNSTON, the explorer, has completed
his work on the Congo river, which he has
dedicated to Henry NJ. Stanley.
GEN. CHINESE" GORDON has written a the
illogical treatise. which will be published after
revision by Prebendary Barnes.
THE New York .Su,, says George w. Gable
resembles jay Gould, and the hotel keepers
want to charge him fourteen prices.
SENATOR EDMUNDs is to build new house at
Washington. 1t will be a comfortable dwell
ling, not of the prevailing Queen Anne style.
JULES VERNE has ordered the construction
by a firm at Nantes, of large sailing vessel,
in which he intends to make cruise in the
Antarctic Sea, to collect material for future
rOmances.
IMPORTATION received from the physician
attending Gen. Mckenzie, now an inmate of
Boomin9dale Insane Asylum, is to the effect
/ that the Generals mental condition IS abso-
! futeiy hopeless.
ROBERT BUCHANAN, the author and dra-
| matist, is recovering from his attack OF gas
! trie fever. His illness delays the publication
! Of his new poem, 1.-The Great Problem, or Six
! Days and Sabbath"
on Friday last Mr.. c. w. McCune bought
/ out the last stakeholder in the Buffalo Courier
! Company, thus becoming sole proprietor OF
! one of the largest and most complete printing
! establishments in the world.
Col. BoUDINoT, the long haired Cherokee
/ brave, was an interested spectator at the Mutt
| trial every day. He accompanied senator
| Voorhees, to Pittsburg. He was on the staff Of
! the Confederate General Price during the
! war, and member of the last Confederate
! Congress.
PROF. WHEELER, of Yale, at a recent col
! lege dinner in Chicago, said that twenty live
years ago the average 1ale student was a
! long haired individual wrapped in blanket
/ shawl. To- day he looked like a gentleman,
whether he actedlike one or not. This change,
! he believed, was due to athletics.
HoRATIo KING, though now an old man, is
still hale and hearty; his eye is as bright, his
step as firm, and his heart as young as when
| he sat in Buchanan's Cabinet as Postmaster
! having entered the Post Office Department as
a clerk and working his way up to the top.
THE Emperor of Japan has conferred upon
! Gen. Horace Capron. of Washington, the
second order of the Rising Sun, as mark of
! his appreciation of the valuable services rem
| dered by the latter to Japan, especially in the
less0, the most northerly of the japanese
! group.
n. j. MORTON, of the Boston GEObe, who Is
/ supposed to have lost his life in the City OF
! Columbus disaster, was one of the brightest
| Journalists in New England, He was ON ms
way to Florida to spend several months to
avoid the dreadful disease, consumption, the
! symptoms of which had begun to appear.
/ Some of the best articles in the Globe in the
/ last few years emanated from his BRAIN, and
/ as the editor of the Sunday paper he estab-
/ lished a reputation that viii last many years.
! He was about q years of age, whOle-sOuled
/ in his disposition, original in his opinions and
/ kind and considerate TO everybody.