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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
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Recent reports of Chir cahuas again depredRtIng ID the vicinity of Fort Apache, ls convincing Hrgume.t that citizens not only tn re, bur ID ouiiaying camps should be on their guard. The war has been waCed wlthaut inter mission for SIX months and eleven days without detrinent to the Indians which has clearly demonstrated that General Crook Is not equal to the occasion. We therefore suggest that the r-sDectlv- boards of supervisors of the several cnuu- ties of Arizona ani New Mexico appeal not again 10 the President. who taxes hls cue from the military, but directly tc congress for Teliei Silver Belt
 The idea suggested above Is very good one. The President will he gov erned in these matters by the report fl General Sh' ridan who, in tufu, receives hI impressions direct from Gen. Crook and has placed himself ou record ID hIs report as lndorslng ever thing Gen. Crook has done. To congress alu.e must the people look for relief, anl the appeal to them from all busile-s organ lZatI.ns @ad polite al DJ lies wiu blug the necessity Of action directly before the supreme law making ., dy. The sl peryisors of GIls. Pirai, Graham, Hiia Cochise couuues will very probably Gd- dre-s an tfiicial Gocuuen- iu tus yrs- mIse-, to-C ugress, and the suprrvi-'rF of Pima County could give much additional weight to the appeal by adopting -lmIiar .ue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
People anu Events.
Lawrence Barrett is in his 47th year.
 No. GoO3u;r vr,iI ha aO bis nart birth-

Lawrence Barrett is in his 47th year.
 Nat Goodwin will be 90 his next birth day.
 J. h. Emmet was born forty-four years ago. A bullfuch sold in London the other day fur $50 Geerge Parsons Lsthrop was born in the Sandwich Islsnds. I Lowell (Mass.) man who died the other day was named Death.
 Dr. EGsor, of New York, sBys that red stockings are poisonous.
 Lamuel Litchfeld of Sel,uate, Mass., has pear tree 2O6 years old. Nine. Janauschek sas born at Prague in 1882, and IS 8 years old. Mir. Bar'ho'di and wite sailed from New York for Havre Wednesday.
 The New York Grant LIonument fund has passed the SlOO,tO0 mark.
 Canon F5rrar WIS barn n India, and ss a boy resi-e on the Is 6 Ot MEn.
 A perfec,ly retreGid oak ee has been prt sented io She Kansas Uniyessity.
 fac Oregon Legislature has passed biii to pyohib.. prize fighting Tn that 5ta;e.
 Ex-Ssnator S1a.on, the California millionaire, left neqgests amounting to SllOg0.
 i San Frauc.s-au has four ears. He Is fuily posted on all the Pacific Coast scandals.
 Theodore Roosevelt says that the bite uf a skunk 10 Kansas and Nebraska produces hy hydrophObia.
 Mrs. Deborah Powers. Of Troy, \. r. IS g years old, snd at the head of the banking firm of D Powers < Sons
 \ New York man Is trying to demon sirs.te that there Is more warmth Tn a straw hat than ID n $40 overcOat. He IS 8 disappointed eff 5e-seeker-
 The Mexican Congress proposes to change ihe press lsws to the end that Of lenses charged against IeWsI BptI writers shall be tried before a special jury, and not ss Is now done, under tn, criminal code.
 Mir. and Mrs Aaron Nightingale, of Ogdensburg, V. | have just celebrated the seventy-ss anniversary Of their marriage. Mir. Nightingale Is % and his wife 9i.
 The BartholdI Statue of Liberty will probably be dedicated Sept, 3, 1S''G, the anniversary of the signing Of the treaty of Versailles when peace was secured hf ter the war for independeDce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Profit aui Lose.

When a business house does a credit business, that house must also buy on credit. A CASH customer happens to drop into such house to make their purchases, they of course mus. pay ex- .raordinarily high pnces, in order to replace the many bad debts incurred by doing credit business. Then again, manufacturers charge one per cent a month on all credit bills. Now then, a cash house means DO person credited therefore no extOrtIon IS made on a cash buyer. AgaIn Do such thing as iD- terost can be charged on bills which are not contracted, ss We buy and sell for cash.
 Read over the above and see why we cannot do better for you thAn a house which does a credit business.
 LONERGAS. HOLMES q Co.
 OppOsile pOstOfiice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
ReclnIinin.. thr Desert.

Frank PInkertoD. foreman of the com panY sinking an aftes!gD we'll at Au- brey station, Arizoua, is m the ciry sC' penutendins repairs of certain machIn- cry used in sinking the well. Tue com. pany have sunk at eight inch shaft tO the depth of 460 feet, and expect tO go on till flowing water IS reached. \ six. inch pipe will be sunk the remaining distance. If this enterprise proves 6 success and a permanent supply Ot wa- ter IS secured, a beautiful valley will te opened to settlement. The Aubrey val. ley contains the most fertile grounds ID Arizona. and all that Is lacking IS water, which this artesiRn well k expected to supply Albuquerque Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

J. Graber has investigated tine sense of color illumination m animals. To de. eide whether animals had a sense of color or O; light, he placed them in a bCx SO arranged that qualitive rays fell on one or the other of its two diyIsioT 6 which communi cated with one another Five mammals. seven birds TWO reptiles, three smphibisns, two ti>hes, three mol luscs, 27 insects, two spiders, and two worms were experimeHted with. l, was found that the sense of color, Es well as the power of perceiving light, WAS much more widely distributed smUDg Rnimals than has been generally supposed. The variations m the sense Of color n var. ious animals are very great, but much greater number Cf observations must bS made before a definite solution of the problem can be obtained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
TRIALFREE.
Seott's Brain Specific aIed'eiar.


 Sc5tt's Brain Specific Medicine, pos tive crre for all nervous dissHses, cures Seminal weakness, SPermstorrheg, In potency and al diseases that follow as a sequence of self abuse, as dlmness Of vision. loss of memory, Universal Lassi- tude, Pain IL the Back. PreUe'1so Old Age and many other diseases ttar lead to Insanity, Consumption and aH early grave.
 Full information in our pamphlet which we desire to send free to all.
 Scoit's Brain Specific Medicine x sold only by the agent whose name Is at the bottom of this advertisement, or sent direct from tbe cuIDl leHg. trice Sl per package, SIX for S,,. stt.l by uGii oD receipt ot price, llrial Ffes) o1 receipt of cents ia stamps to pry postage. With each order for SIX boxes GccUrlpaG- ied with 8 We send our written guar8u- tee to refund the money # tle treatment fails to effect permanent curs- Nous genuine wi;huu. the signature 0t t-e h. veutor, Dr. J. B. Sco:t, Laadou, Eng. Address al orders to ths Scott Medicine O., % Henaepiu block. tl1ueapoiiS, M;nn.. sole agents for D. $.
 Oct-5-d&w-1 y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
PILESI FILES! PliEs
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST

N ONENSED SUFFER.
 4 sure cure for Blind, Bleeding ItcniDg and Liberated Piles hs4s beer discovered bv Dr. Williams tan Indisi Re nedy,) called Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment A single box has cUre' the worst chronic cases of g or 3D years standing. No one need suffer hvs minutes after applying this wonderful soothing mediclne. Lotions, Instru- ments and electuaTies do more harm than good. Williams Indian Pil, Ointment absoTbs t6e tumOrs, allEys tbs intense itching, (partIcularly at nigh ter getting warm in bed.l acts as . poGltice, gives instant relief. and IS pre- pared oDiy for Piles, itching of the pu vate parts, snd for nothing else.
 Read what the HOu. J. NJ. COiha b6rrl of Cleveland, says about Dr. NilliaU- Indian Pile Ointment: 'l have useu scores of Pie Curee, and IL affords mt pleasure to say that have never foaDc anything which gave such immediate and permanent chef ss Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment" For sale by all druggists and mailed On receipt of price, l.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs,
 Cleveland, O. Sold by 3. \. YoTbs & Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Mhen tn Iud-e Mnlnen.

4 bachelor, writing to the Pal Mall Gazette, thinks the best buur to judge "i a woman Is in the mOrrlUg. "Nhat Is the most favorable time to see a woman m order to compose q character s}nop- els? Decidedly, 1 think, ar hreakfas, and during the forenoon. A general rule. fl she looks well then she Is q! good hesltu: If she dresses neatly she F. udy. and fl she is full of projects for a morniug's work, and executes Tegson- able number, she poFstssss mental gc- tiyIty and bodily energy. Beware of the young woman wbo complains Ot beng cold ID the morning. who lO k5 sickly, who comes down late, who appears to have dressed hastily, who languIshes a whole forenoon over 8 couple of letter to an absent sister or schoo!-teilow. No matter how bright and animated she may appear further or, sVoic her Lesd her not to suburban vIlln; engac, no matrimonlal apartments Sine wlI DO; make a god wife. She VIII be a bore and a slntteru
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Nervous DebiIiiated Hen

You are allowed 6 free trlal of the use Of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltsic Belt with electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and man. hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated psmphlet. with full Infor. nation, terms, etc, mailed free Dy sd- dressing VOltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Hugh Msrshand, lad about l4 years of ace, WAS brought Co this city Satur. day afternoon, suffering from H sInare fracture of the bones of she left leg, lus above the ankle joiut. A room was SC cured for him at the Gregory house, and Dr. ROssOu called ID Co Ret the fractured limb. The boy met With this accident while assisting ID drying Lees cattle, by being thrown from ard kicked by a horse which he Was riding, while a! Halls station on New River. The Ga zette reporter called at th- room of the sufferer this morning, and found that he was getting along nicely.-Phenix Ga zette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Mir. G. F.. Gnnzalez, 6 whllOm resi- dent of this city, dropped in yesterday to shake hands with his old fTieuds here He IS now the manager of the Mexican Typical Orchestra, q very sue cessful troupe now SD rO1te tO CalIfOr. ma, where 1t will fill an engagement anu then go directly eas, to New York CIiy and the larger eastern citIes. It is pos sible that Mir. Gonzalez will consent tO allow his company to remain over one night in Tucson, just for the purpose oi giving the people a sort of complimen. tary musical treat tha! i- far beyond the best efforts of the ordinary travelling troupes
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
NOTICE
 To 
PIMA COUNTY, A. !.

Taxpayers of Pima county, A. T., are hereby notified that their taxes for the current year, ending Dec. 3Ist, 1885, are now due and payable at the office of the Treasurer and ex officio Tax Collector of said County, in the City of Tucson, and if said taxes are not paid on or before the Sd Monday of December, 1885, a penalty of five per cent. will be added thereon.
 THOS. HUGHES,
 Treasurer and ex-CEicio Tax Collector Of
 F.Ell Cou-ty, A. J. Tucson, Oct. 26. '85. s,v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Taxpay,rs, Heetinv.

We the undersigned. taxpayers Q Iucson' most respectfully request oui fellow taxpayers to assemble with us a the City Hall, on Saturday evening. De eember 5th, 1885, ai : o'clock sharp S'a1dhfd iluie. flor tue Pur pose of making preliminary arrangements for the com, lnE city elt ctIUn.
 . C Handy, J $ Mansfield. wood, D 4 Sanford.
 , ou!I!Nan, h GuOdWin, ~ G SGmanlego, Cbas R Drake, ID M Jacobs, l. M Jacots, ID Henderson, W S Ou.y, Ab-dI=, | Maish. George Alli-Cn, Frauk Allison. l. 5 POmroy, Jos R Watts. John Ze.lweger, GeDrg. puneh. \ Il Maths. Leo GOid-ohnidt, An on nittinger. H E Hoimes. J r Lrne-gau, Geo M ar,in, Geo W Brown, Inns DTsclu, Geo l. Lynde, l. D ChillsOB, W hlle, Nm Reid, J Dui oIs, " O Sullivan, Aduh Gold chuIdt. C H IWiy, J Il t Maisematb, l. J Smith, Grl J hosaTugr, h arEeu Allison, Ai 4 R dugdo, Gearpe Duke, ] T. Ia.lmsdge. LM Psiacp. J hnox CIrJ-Jt, Ariuur BUTtOa, u Crepin, ] ; Hart, F Il Berry PrguK 5algGin, l. Moan, authony Cceuen. , l. DixCn. Jo.n G ar liner. J Martini, Gee ! Ecskruge,
 ABi 7ne hundred others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Too tj.- Iu eTesf, .e rrgset to state, I- mruIie.... d i.y tEe .tCcAmen n of ArizO-
 - '.f -".'- - rIc maintain lug III ac- Iy- vUsElul uravr asc stock UssocIa- iya.. Tue ultimate d,sigus of such Bs- -ucIa'ICus is not, Fs i- zoo commonly app. d. the capture and convection early of few thieves. Were thIs the -a-r. any ,o!ice organization would be -uii.c eLt and equally efficient The Ideal a-soclatOB of lave stock growers
 huuiG rIss faT above ruch a level, and VhIie protecting lt- memUerr agslust
 be d, predaiioBs of thieves. T. should ue Hcilve ln a-cerfuiLIng what wili hd- vance tue best interests uf lts members and sr3en;ly support eyeryihng tend Gg io insure their general welfare. A few such urgallZ Itlua-. composed not done of lesdIug and influential men. out every citizen directly lutert sted iu he live stock industry. would he able to lo much good n eecu-ing special rates uf transportation for live stock, in reZd- i4'iug the shipment ot the beef cattle Of Us members 70 as tO secure whateN CT heu, fits the market might afford, and m @ score of u.her Eays tbaJ will readily crescent tLemst Ives tO anyone giving the subject any thought -HOoi and Horn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

An English geologist thinks b. hss found evidence that the Mediterranean was al one time shut of frOn the Allan tic; that 1t was divided into two distinct basins by 8 strip of land extending from Italy Co Africa; and that most Oi it's islands, notable Sicily and Mslta, were connected with the mainland.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

New sources of electrical economy sp- pear to be constantly coming to tEe front. One of the latest is & process for refining sugar by electricity at an ex- pense Of forty cents ton. The invent or asks SIP OO0.0O0 for the patent. ls IS said that the process ls to be tested ID Epelhnd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

According to MT. Bossier, a botanist who has lately studied Oriental botany, the Lombardy poplar Is distinct spe- cies, which be calls Populas Pyramidalis. It is believed by the best authorities 10 have originated in Persia Some writers, on the other hand, that 1t Is truly indi- genous to Italy, but the evidence, how ever, we think, is strongest in favor of Persla, from whence, most probably, # was introduced into Italy, where It IS now a fsvorite tree and extensively OrOUn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Nature has been very provident. Many rropie have wondered bow ihe world womb run furnaces and keep wsrn A few centuries hence when the ,-reat forests and coal mines 8nt peat hog- have been exhausted. Ths recent boriugs for Eas hove partially solved that problem. Our boys a dozsn gener- ations hence will not likely have to saw wood aud pack ID coal, but only turn c f,ucet iu connection with the great gas ometer wo. ked by tbe unseen forces of natura-Iuter-O Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
ar Frs-i,r,. Roo, Bittsrs.

Frszier's Root BItters act strongly 1pon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, snake the weak strong, heal the lung, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system Of every Inpurity. sol1 by druggists. Price Sl. or six bottles sent by express prepaid for s.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
 Cleveland, OhIo' Sold bY B. \. Yorba & Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
sion That IOucn

By using Dr. FrRzIers Threat and Lung Bslssm-the only sure cure fol Coughs. Colds. Hosrssness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throa; and lungs. Do not neglec. a cough. II msy prove fatal Scores and hundreds oi grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrgzIer's Throat snd Lung Bslssn4, and no family will ever be without il after once using il, and discovering its marvellous power. Ii is put up ID large family b tiles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAzIEB MEDICINE Co. Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O, Scli by B. A. Torba < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Ferhle Frnmes. Shakr Nerves.

And dyspept!c stomGchs are usually found in conjunction. Vitality is lack iuE in all three. How can this be creat- si: simply by using Hostetters Stom sch Bnteis with regularity, abstsininG from habits inconsistent with health aud hy the use Of a dIyestIble diet. AS an Tn tial step ward the rtiufo -cemeui of a depleted system, a TesOrt tO Hostel ter's stomach BI,iers is most desirable siuce it corrects Bciii'y consequent up on a yitia;isn of the gastric juices and the presence Of bile in the stomach, and hlvIn. regulated and, as 1t We're, lubri Gated ths digestive mechanism, sets !; sI work. Ap immediate gam m vIgOr is ;re r--ult. Ihe food is converted into blood. upCn which the system draws for Bu,r:,ICn, the nerves as they acquire ,igor become tranquil, tue muscular tibsr gains substance and hardiness. and appetite aUd sleep improve. COnstipa ton, fever aEd sgue, rheumstism and renal ailments field to the BIttsrs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
nn.nnir Erctlnn.

Tuc-o on Lodge N. F. and 4. NJ, Gt a regular communication held ai Mason 10 Hall last nigEi. elected tue following officers: Abe Msrx. W rshipful Master; r. NJ. Berry man, Senior Warden; c I. Et-hells. Junior Warden; Leo Gold schmidt, Treasurer; John Gardiner, Sec rpfarN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Washington Republican: 1T it be proper for theRoyernment 10 consume hours bs steam when 1t could do the same work ID minutes by emuloylng electricity, why might it not, with equal propriety, insist ou using mulrs instead of fast trains between New 1Ors and Chicago? To us 1t seems sed-evideni that, if the general government IS 10 continue m the postal business. Il should do its work in the best manner By rejecting the telegraph now the same folly IS perpetrated that wontd have been if the railroads bad been re- iected and horsepower used up to this time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

The Silver King bullion stole last Fri day morning from the Florence bound stage wEs recovered Sunday by Mir. Henry Pruett, he being strong believ- CT m christianity, sad that on Saturday night, Christ told him where to find if, and on Sunday morning went Immedi' asely to the spot. The robber had thrown It into a large bush by the side of the trail about one mile from the roed. The officers and citizens have been energetic m the pursuit, although as yet unsuccessful. All the indics- tons favor the suspicion that the robbery was committed by one Wm. Taylor and that he had for an accOmplics. man by the name of James Shears. Shears was arrested on suspicion Friday, but succeeded m making his escape from his keeper at Silver King Saturday
 night and has not sioce been appre
 hendei. He made his appearance on the outskirts of town on Wednesday mig [. he was pursued by posse of citizens and shot at three times, but owing to the darkness he made good his e-cape. He hen went direct to NIT.
 aheeler's on Queen Creek, stole horse, saddle and bridle. Messrs. BOschea and Pre-ion took his track this morning, and started in pursuit Up to this writing they have not TetUrned.- Plnal Record,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
S.5 for SiYlr.

About } ear ago, says the St. Johns Herald, inc were some gentlemen from the east uus iu tLIs section, who were hunting TT a range, to go into the cattle bIsiue--. They hal buggy aud ,esm, and Gbuu; five o'clock one after noon drove up io a ranch, not over l5 miles from SpEIugeTvIlle. Lee R hap ye..sd to be alone, the other boys beIng oU . the range. Our newcomers not being posted on rancn etiquette, asked if they could be accom- uoduted for the night. Ot course, they weTe answered T..h hoarry-rertsluly. Thinking [ at things were conducted here Rs ID the east, they ;old L. e to take theIr horses, see ihtm Wgiefed and fed which be reluctantly dii. W hen he returned fro ID his task they fold him wha; ihey would like for supper. Lee sad morning., but one, If be had been close enough wouid have heErd 'curses, low Uut deep About this tune there T"de upa cowboy, but not acquainted. He asked fl Le could camp for tue night, and TecCived the samescOrdial answer. Ihs cow boy got of bIs horse, unsBd- dled, wHter.d aDd fci him; returned 10 tue cabin aud went tO work helping to get supper. The next morning the cow boy vas the fr>t uuc ready 10 te on tie road, anu asked what his bi was
 Not d cent. SIT" rey.led Lee. If you eyer pass thIs way ag ilu, stop and sse us." he eastern gents then asked for 'neir t-.m. They were barne.sed, hook- ei 10 lE- bug y, and wrre politely IT.. formed Dy he ale hrst that their cut iiI was ready frr them t1 puT>Ge their urney. One of them asked 8 hat tneir uI.i y.s, ga6 received for an answer, S2j. "Nhy,' sAys the other. "ycu charged tlc g-utl l.iuan that has just Left h. iac." Neither Go | change ? U, gentle us1, a.ytu!ug for vnBt you or your horses have ateL; bat for ih, dog you have put 70, I tx you SD. Had you must pEy it. at tLe came tune laying Hi- hand c.Ic-slu-lv ru ;-e handle of his -huuicr. lt is needless 70 say .lr.. 4.rsI r-a- ..r.f1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

The Mexican who drives the Riverside stage brought m sn empty mall sack OD Saturday night, the strap that fs-tens tbe pouch having been cut and the con- tents removed. The driver says the stage was stopped between Willow Springs ard Msnlyville, small stations this side of the San Pedro river, and the mail demanded. The poneh was prompt ly handed cut and the robber cut the strap. dumped the mail, handed back the sack and told the driver to go on. He then began to rifle the letters If he was merely trying his prentice hand al the business, he made B partial success; but II Le sought to burden himself with loads of filthy lucre, he made 8 GrIevous b,nnder ID tackling the Riverside mail, f6e ouly a dozen CT SO ordinary way let. t-rs come by that route, the bulk of the maIl golng by way of Florence. The oc- currence cpn only be accounted for on the hypothesis that NHsby bad made a bold break for liberty and had decided to cn west and start s pOstofiice of his own on the bare and bleab desert. and took ID the Riverside assortment of mail matter for a nucleus and to get a recog. milton from the postal department. His ec lnomical habits were demonstrated in his preservation intact of the ponch, haging simply cut tine strap aud disre- earded the time-honOred cu-tOm of rip pIug 1t open. In an open com0etItion, under the civil se vice rules, the enter prisins agent might hope to excel the highest credits and secure a contiden- tial position under the present economi- cal postmaster general.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

A number of the secret socIeties have closed negotiations with the Odd Eel lows for renewal of leases of the hall over the Grand Central hotel, for an other year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
..Ei AInA

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Blodder aud Urinary Diseases, ScaldIng, Irritation. Stone, Gravel, Cat4rrh of tEe bladder, Si Druggists. [
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
.EnIcn ne PANS,

Crr-s cohc. cramps, diarrhoea; ex- t-ruaily for gcle-, paIus, sprgln", head ache. neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or beast 20 and 50c.