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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
UMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI | cial District in the county of Pima, Tern tory of ArlzOna.
 Jas. D. Me Hurry, plaintiff, against Mary L.. Mc Nurry, defendant. Summons.
 Action brought m the District Court of the irst Jucirial District Tn and for the county uf Pima. in the territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Mary l.. McAurry. NOu are hereby summoned and required to appear m an acton brought against you by the above named p.aIntlt m the District Court of ths First Judicial District ll and for the county Of Pima, Tn the Ierutory oi Arizona, and answer the complaint hled Slth the clerk of this court at Tucson, in saId county Ia copy of which com. laiut accouUauIe- ttls summons, within twenty days (exc!us.vc of the day of servicel after the service upon you uf th. summons, If served n this county; but If ssrsed out of the county and within thIs uIstrlcf. then within thirty days; in all other cascs forty 1ay-
 And you are hereby nOtifled that if you 'aIi io appear and answer the complaint a- above rr- Guired. the plaintiff will apply Co the court Tor the relief therein emauded, and cu-t- and t.-- 1ursements in this behalf exI eudsd
 s-~-. Given under my han and tIe seHi "i c-,, of said Dis rIct COurt at Iac-. 70 tll- '-'' 3Oth day of Decg mber. \. p. l'>i
 - c. S. JEFi GiD-, ti'r6.
 By J. A. ANDERSON, Jr.. Deputy ialWI~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Stock Meeting TO.Night.

An important meeting of stockmen will be held in the Probate Court room at o'clock sharp tonight.
 The first Monday in every month is the regular monthly meeting of the Ranchmen's Association of this county. They usually meet m the Probate Court room, where the meeting tonight will be held, all persons not members being excluded from such meetings, but to- night the subject of proposed Legislation will be considered and the association wishes to have the benefit of any sug- gestions that can be made by any one, whether members of the association or not.
 After this buslnees has been disposed of, all persons not members will be ex- cused, and those belonging to the ss- sociation will proceed to the election of officers and other important matters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Board of Supervisors.
loFFICLAL.l
oFFICIAL.I TucsoS. December l6, 1881.

TucsoS, December l6, 1881. The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Present-M. G. .Samaniego, chairman; w. l.. Vail, Geo. Allison, members; w. J. Osborn, clerk.
 The minutes of last meeting were read and approved
 GENERAL FUND. No. 399-L Zeckendorf X Go, mer chandise for prisoners. etc, Sl9lo. No. 400-I Kaufman, wood Tor court house, S33.l5. No. 4Ol-B Leggitt, repaIrs windows court house, S3.jO.
 No. 4O2-Allison < Son, taxes erron- ousIy pad, S342S No. 4r3-IF Coppel, conveying dead body to Tucson, SIP No. 4Oi-H Mensger, taxes erronousiy paid, s6S 56.
 No. iO5-Arctic Ice Co, ice for District Court, S3.1O. No. 4O6-John Lambie, removing safe, $500
 No. 4O7-F Cuen. stable broom, S2.5O. No. 4OS-H Bentley, services as gard ener. S65. No. 4O9-Fleishman medicines for in digent sick, S90. No. 4lO-C Kresham, purchased ac- count registering officer, S9.I5. No. 41l-A B Elder, services as inter prefer. Sl225.
 No. 4l2-G Epperley, services as in- spector and delivery election returns, No. 4l3 c Cranz, services as inspec- tor of election, S. No. Il4-G W Jones, services as in- spector of election, S5. No. 4lj-J A Tays. services as judge of election, g.
 No. 4l6-T J Durand, services as judge of election, s5. No. 4l7-D W Nelll, services as judge of election, s. No. ASA Knight, Srvices as judge of election, S5.
 No. 4l9-M J Babcock, services us judge of election, S5. No. 420-T J Hart, services as judge of election, g..
 No. 42l-W II Layton, services judge Of election, $5. No. i22-W Wallace, services judge of election, s5. No. i33-E Rogsn, services judge oi election, S5.
 No. i2i A Sydon, services clerk oi election, S5 10.
 No. 425-G Cranz, services clerk o election, s.
 No. 426-P Mackey, services clerk oi election, $5.
 No. 427-W Rainey, services clerk o election. SJ.
 No. 42S-F Otero, services clerk oi election. 5.
 No. 429-J A Whitmore, se-vices clerl of election, S5.
 No. 43O-C Amiden. services clerk O election, 8.
 No. 43l-C Altschul, services officer O election. g.
 No. 432-B Crawford, services con stable ot election, S5. | No. 4}3-W C Davis, purchased ac counts services as juror, S6 70. No. 434-D H Armstrong, services al juror. Si. No. 435-J Lonergan. services as iu TOT. S2I.
 Nc. 436-M Resinger, services us ju TOT. Si
 No. 437-F Salacni, services as juror s4.
 No. STA Judd, services as juror st.
 No. 439-N A Brown, services as juror $2
 On motion ordered that the boar' stand adjourned to December l1th at | o'clock a. m.
 NJ. G. SAMASIEGo,
 Chairman. Attest:
 WI. OSBORN. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Admitted tO Practice.
Prescott Journal.l

On motion of Attorney General Clark Churchill, Governor r. A. Tritle was admitted to the practice of law before the courts of this Territory, on presenta- tion of a certificate of admission before the district court at Chambersburg, Penns, lvania. The filing of this certI- icate calls up "reminiscences of a man very prominent in the history of the country who once occupied the bench of the court granting it-who was DO less a parsonage than Hon. Jeremiah 5. Black, Secretary of State under Buchanan, and at one tine Chief Justice of Pennsylvania. At the time that F. A. Tritle. Esq, was admitted to practice Mir. Blacks brother-ln-lsw, +. NJ. kimball was Judge of the co1rt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
For fha HnnyrT.

Clam Chowder, Fish Chovder and soups of all kiuds will be served from II to 2 o'clock; cold lunches and sand wiches at all hours at Joe's Saloon, No. I9 Congress street. The choicest wines, liquors snd cigars to be found in town.
 no15tf Jog BErz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

storing the AIllceeu eo A----- -
 The DoetOr will Eyrce Co forfeit SI ,OOO for
 casa undertaken not cured. lhe reason 70 i'-5nS
 cannot get cured of weakness and the aiove sls-
 ,1-s- Is owing to a complication. ealled THUS
 FATORRWFA ylth HlFEkAESIHEolA
 Shich requires special treatment
 DR. LIEBIG's ISvIGOEATOR, No- 2. Sitn our pe-
 culiar special treatment. ls the only curs LOi
 PEnsTATokRHE'. by it Man,oOl ls Ie7.oi sl.o s eN
 ard the ham '-7.' " ofeu o1oA Ai"4i' "-0 ''
 youth. - .. istless and despOndeat, look out Tor the com pllca.iOn with vital weakness and loss or ,s.i itv EuoRn as PrUstatOsrhea. Hundreds Oi lis 8 lave been lost for the want of proper treAtileit for thi- complication. and thousands have igst all their property and pleasure m hie Iron lts effects. .-s
 SIX bottles. $l0. Sent to any address co'eIeu | ecurely from observation | T,r. IIebIg .N Co. treat successfully by H0- n eoparhy every form of SPECIAL, PhlNAIt | Or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or | nsnseous drugs ii vitality is drained from the boiy numerous diseases follow thai bAiue Orul- nary medic al treatment. If allO,sed tO sOntlIa' | the unnatural loss cauFes COnsu mpSlOn. Diaoe- tgs Bright's Disease, Insanity. et 2. Cures guar aute,al. Diseases of the genItO- urinary orsltns kidneys hvcr and bladder specially treated. DIs- | EASES OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
 | CuaIified and Respon>lbie.-Dr. lieDig q O., from EUEOPE, arc orssIlized m com iilsiet | sith tho California Medical Law. Diploma pro | cured by regular college education, and are no" | ln their nineteenth year of sUoclal practice. | Most powerful e!ectrIc belts free Co p'.tients; | To PROVE TIE WONDERFUL POwEE Of the IN | YfGORATOk A S2 BOTTLE GIVEN Ok sES4 IAAh- | Consultation free and private.
 | LIEBIG DIsPLNsARX | 4OO Cisary street San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. 4O5 Mason street, four blOcki | up Geary street from ksarny. Main entrance | .E. HsHrTs lN~ras
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Notice for Publ. cation.
Pre-emption No. lo.l.

LAND OFFICE sT TUC- ION NEFuNA
 Bec,uirr -l i--i Notice IS hereby given that tts following named settler has filed notice of hI- .Hfal-ln 70 make final proof iu sGppo5t of tI- alH -id that sad prOof wlll be maGe b fore rt- i -.-'fr and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. or 'H"-gl.i 10, lssi. VI Q, George M. Wilii ans for flr N.s Ct Nci4 and Ets Of NJ !. of Sec. f if. 9 --. i' i1 F. He names the fpilIaIus rIfu.--'- |i pr ye hIs continuous resid snca up.r and cum, yatlOn of sand land. viz: Thomas 'r.rrr. ', American ! la-, Arizona; Jhauucey 'sEHr-' 'l American Flas, Arizona; V. E. X r.r. Q. American Ei8g. Arizona: John Hrll. u- he.- ingtOn, Arizora.
 BEN M. THONA AS Es-s..r. First publication, January 8. lost
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
c-nnn ,In,hrr.. rrir.ntc-

"While iu the couatry last winter ny little boy. thrpr Near- old, was taken ill with Cri uVs it seemed as if he would die from straI su- latiOu. One uf the family suggested the use Of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, a bottle of which was always kept iu the house. ILis was tried in small and frequent doses, and 10 our delight iu less than hat an hour tEe little patient was breathing easily. IEv doe tor said that the CHFREy PICTORIAL had sayevl my darling's life. Can you wonder s.t our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
 NlHS EvNA GFpNEY." l59 West l2sth s., New York. May i6. l.se. "I have used Ayru'S CurEEy Prs1crNL in my family for several years. and 'u iut hesitate to pronounce it the most ciicctual remedy for coughs and coils we have ever tried. 4. I. CRANE" Lake Crystal. Minn.. March I5. iss2-
 "Isuifcred for eight years from Bronchitis. and after trying many remedies with DO sue cess. was cured by the use of Ahtn'S CHER RY PICTORIAL .lu>rrH WALDEN.' Bylaila, Miss, April 9. Is-s.
 "I cannot say enough in praise z AYERS CHrEgy PICTORIAL, believing as do that but flr its use should long since have died from lung troubles r. BRAGDOS." Palestine, Texas. April 22, Isse.
 No case of an affection of the throat or lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved by the use of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and it will di,rGys cure when the disease ii not already beyond the control of medicine.
 PREPARED BY
 Dr.J.C.Ayer& & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 Sold by all Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

urr n for working people. Send 10 cents
 lIn lIpcstage. and we will mail yOu free q nnl, r r1ya valuable sample box of goods
 111l that will put you in the way of mak- ing more money in a few days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not rsuuircd Nou Clu live st homo and work iu spare time Only, or all tho time. All of both ssxes of all ages. graudiy successful. 60 cents To g easily earned every evening. That all who wnnt work may t-st the business. we make this n Varall lei offer: To all who not we'll sqtis- fed we will send Sl to pay for the trouble of writing us. full particulars. directions. etc. sent free. Immense pay ,ly sure for all who start at once Don't delay. Address SIlN- SON X co. Portland, Maine. nO2i 6m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Attest:
 W. J. OSBORN. Clerk.
DECEMBER. F, 1884.

DECEMBER. IT, 1884. The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment at 10 o'clock 6. m.
 Present - NJ. c. Samaniego, chairman; W. l.. Vail, Geo. Allison, members, w. J. Osborn, clerk. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
 GENERAL FUND. No. 4fO-C. NJ. AitkiD, services
 clerk election. On........ SlO co No. 4II-J. l.. Andrade, expenses
 account death of Jesus
 Padilla. II co On motion ordered that the Board stand adjourned.
 NJ. G. SAMASIEGO, Chairman. Attest:
 WM. J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Nust Set Visit Saloons.

Superintendent A. N. Towne, of the Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Companies, on Tuesday last, issued an order of which the preamble recites that it is necessary for the safety of the travelling public that train men shall at III times, whether on duty or not, have their heads clear, because they are liable fo be called on for duty at any moment. The final clause of the order is that thereafter train men who are m the habit of writing places where intOxicat. ing liquors are sold, will not be retained in the servIcs of the company"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
NOIICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-IHE | undersigned give- notice that durIug tle year 1881 he performed E full sEare of ttes-- sess ment work on the Qniiotoa, Ortsz anI Nur- ray copper mines. in the QliiOtoa NluIrr LIs- trict, Pima county. A. T., and the ai-aavIts .howing that said work is done are filed iu tte Recorders office. and tha- the notice of forfeit ure signed by H. E Murray Is unauthOrlzed Dated January ,, IS 5.
 C. HORNE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

The only place in the city to find An heuser beer on drsught is the Fashion Restaurant. If
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

"In isJ7 took a severe cold. which affected my lungs. hal terrible cough. and passed night after night without sleep. The doctors gave me up. ! tried AYEE's CuIEEY FEC- TORAL, which relieved my lungs. .rduc-,i sleep. and afforded me the Ty-t Ig,gsSsry for the recovery of my strength I-v the continued use 0f the PTCToEAI I-rua- neut cure was effected. | am urE t. Years old, hale aud hearty. and anu sat-s.ci yCuE CHERRY PICTORIAL saved me.
 HOENCE FAlErEuIuEE.' Rockingham, Nt., July e., i>,2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
AYERS Cherry PectOral.

So other complaints are SO insdious in their attack as those affecting the throat and lungs: none SO trihed with by the majority of suffer CTS. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting perhaps from trifiing or unconscious ex- posture. is often but the beginning of fatal sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL las well proven it's efficacy in a forty years fight with throat and lung diseases, and should be taken m all eases without delay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Administrators Sale Oi Rsll E.laia

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IHiI lN " pursuance of an order of the P-obIe 'o4I' of the county of Puma. T .rIitrry e aH. ID made on the twsnty-fOurth day Ci l-,. irst Tn the matter of the estate Oi J'-. Ht -.-- tinez, deceased the undersigned -'. .HH.lal--1 trator. with will annexed. or the sand '-.'' a.l- seli at private FaIe. to the -,hc- h.ii .' each m lawful money of the juIt-d S' ..'- 1- subject to confirmation by sad Pruta % -'. on or after Tuesday. Jauuars l--l- a' N'-' Jackson street iH IucrDn. A. T.. Whsr. ,ir- q. bids in writirg z wlll be received. t.e i"i."S-- described real property. to-~it: Lot No. 70 m block No t2II two hundred and forr-s.-..' 2. the city of Tucson. according 70 O. 0t ..a. i.-- and survey of saIi cIty; thIs p1.uerty re.. '- known as Nos. l6 and l- Camp street, o' 2. -.' the Church plaza. ....,,
 J.H.T- WALTFHAIH, Administrator of the E-Ja:e of Jose Na- h-i.-' tinez. deceased, with NIIl annexed. .'-i -'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
THE Great English Remedy

........-.- --sz sz=--, Ig a nsysr-tAiiing cur sss.l(A @s-.- = leS-C for AsrvOus Debility [<~ s-lStT. EzAa1stsd YitalIty
 .... s5g A E-,1. BorlIrsl VI e n Q es- ET = t,A W.NSpermAtorrh9a. LOS ST -sTN tZaS gsU1i MANHOOD. impojeI M- T5--SEss t6scy, FarAlysis. ProstatOI sg - /f5 S3irh,Ea and all the terr EAr ENEec/N4 slliis sle effects of : eli N<X. CEEsEy5A Abuse youthful fOllIe A(h <<< s(sss<Se>yS4 and excessas In matuu E<S4,s1<>l><s ,years-such ss iOss ksa3tfSg3sNEkS<<Hsi MemOry. LAfsItCoe No. -----1 -- ---1-.I-Il aTgr.. on Co Society. D1DEce of Vision, Noises in the Read: the vital nIi' pasalng unobs 3rTed m t1s urine, anu nAh- 1thar dissaser that lead tO insanity and death
 DIR. INVITE will agree 70 forfeit FlVe haL fred Dollars for a case of this kind the NitA Restorative (under his special sdTiee ans .raatusntj will not cure, or tor anythlng lmpGr' n, ,ninrions fouud iu it. DR. MlNllE trezfi all Private Diseases successfully without Inel sury. Consultation free. IEOrough exanlne -ion and advice. including anhlJsis ot urlnt $500. Price of the Vital Restorative, Se Dot ,ie or fo1r times the quantity, t5.uO' sent ts luy address upon receipt of price or C. O- D. .eSurs fsOrn observation, and m prlyHte name iesired, by A. F. MINIlE, M. ID.
 il Kearny Street. San Francisco. Csi. SAMPLE BOTTLE kbEE on Apphcatlo1 bs letter stating symptoms, sex and sSe. COninu- aicasions strictly confidential.
 Ds:. BISTIE'S Kidney Remedy Nerh retIeam, cura5 all Sinds of Kidney and blaide Complaints, GOlOrrhGa. Gleet, LencorThes For sale by ell druggists; sl bottle. SIX bottle OK. MINTIE's DandeIion TIns arc th, pest srd cheapest DyspepsIa and iiiliious cur in the market. For rsls by all drug-ists. aplSt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
Assessment Work Done.

A NY PERSON WISHING ASSESSMENT OR tt contract work will apply immediately to the undersigned; tools and all appurtensnces furnished, satisfactIon guaranteed
 sel7tf S. VAN PELT < co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

255f hearny street. San FrElciscO, Cal.
 PSI have "a y4GErABT-Y COMPOUND. the re- suit of many years of special practi e and hard study which under my special advice has never failed of success in the cure of LOST MANHOOD PROsrArOERHEA. ETC yl--ti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
DIsPINsARY

4JO Geary street. San Francisco, Cal. Private entrance. 4U5 Mason street four biOcSf up Geary street from ksarny. Main entrance through Dissen-ary Drug Sturr. 0clhdSE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10

TEE
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-09
Blasted Hopes.

The mild weather that has taken
the place of the recent cold snap,
which threatened to lock up all the
inlets to our creeks and rivers, and
afford a carnaval for skaters in this
section, has blasted the hopes for the
present of the many skate rs who had
been anxiously awaiting an opportun-
ity to glide over the frozen surface.
But cheer up, ye lads and lasses;
don't let you spirits go down, for
soon you'll have skating ring with
no fears of being-drowned; and music
too, to cheer you on as you go glid-
ing along. So you will not have to
depend upon the elements altogether
for this exhilarating sport.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-09

The farmers in this county, we are
informed, will devote many acresthis
year to the growing of tobacco, sweet
potatoes and fruits, as it pays much
better than raising grain at the pres
ent low prices. Some will discard
grain-growing altogether, except for
their own consumption. They say
there is far less expense attached to
fruit and vegetable raising than in the
grain crop. and far more profit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-09
Our Streets.

1t is noticeable fact, and one which
we are sure our citizens will bear US
out in asserting, that our streets are
in better condition this winter than
they have been at this season for
many years. Heretofore, from the
time winter set in until spring, they
have been perfect quagmires in GER
tain sections of our city, but this has
been remedied by the judicious filing
up with shells, until we have now
perfect macadamized road-beds. This
is due to the management of our pres
ent Street Commissioner, Mr.. B. B.
Brewer, who has made q most excel
lent city official, and proved to be the
right man in the right place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-09
Dismissal Of q Naval Cadet.

The board of Naval Academy off,
GERS appointed by superintendent
Ramsey to investigate the conduct
of certain cadets while on q visit to
Washington during the Christmas
holidays, have reported to Capt. RAM
say the result of their investigation.
which involves the dismissal from the
navy of Naval Cadet George B. Ten
naut, of Michigan. During the in
vestigation Tenant was under arrest
on the frigate Santee. The testimony
before the board went to show
that party of cadets and others Wis.
tied restaurant in Washington on
Christmas Eve, and while there Ten
nant, who was intoxicated, flourished
a revolver which went off and wound
ed one of the number. The wound
was not serious, and the shooting
proved to be purely accidental, but
the authorities considered the other
ofenses sufficient to warrant the sum-
mary punishment inflicted. The
wounded party was stated to be
Frederick FL. Sparling, an ex-cadet.
The dismissed cadet was q member OF
the frst class, which graduates in
June. He entered the Academy in
September, 1881.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-09

We stated yesterday that Congress-
man Cox, of the Naval Committee,
had the day before introduced reso-
tion of inquiry touching tie death of
Cadet Strang at the Naval Academy.
From the promptness with which the
report was made to the House yester.
day, it is inferrable that it was made
out before leave was granted to in
quire into the circumstances. The
report starts out with the declaration
that there is no doubt that hazing has
existed in many types--some mild,
some harsh and some simply diaboli-
cal--at Annapolis, in spite of all de-
malls to the contrary. The report
then proceeds: "If these statements
submitted to the committee are credi-
BILE, we need not wonder that some
of these scenes are simply horrible.
Boys are sent from the influence of a
pure home life to battle with sin and
vice in all it's forms of hideousness at
this Academy dedicated by our law
and money to the best education pos
sible. If such be the character of
this school, it would be best if it be
broken up"
As to the death of young Strang,
the report gives, without endorsing,
the statement of his friends, who be.
lie,e he was fatally hurt in an en-
counter with the third class by being
put in barrel and rolled around un.
til the hazing party chose to let him
out.
The report is accompanied by a re-
solution calling upon the Secretary of
the Navy for any information he may
have relating to the subject.