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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Gre Shlnn,eRts.

Franz Alters and partners of the Cat octui mIne, consiga ei twelve tons If ore to Governor J. \. Tr.tle for shipment to Pueblo to-dgy.
 Governor Tritle shipped a ca. load th.s morning fscm Asn Fork, consisting Iu Dart os Blue DlcE ore. the balance be- iar mgdegp os smlH coGs.g gumenis from mIBers. This will toe followed by the -hpmau: os m scailHaeoUs lot of two car iHEEs Cu Saturday mCrn- ing. and another csF load Of Blue Dick or Monday. inc latter VII con- tam lot og copper silver glance which will go over Sl,tJ0 per lon. Since talk ing hold of the shipment f ore for inner by Gov. Trit,g, the output ot ore has been larger than fer some tine, and mine owners are stimulated Go work ile.r nr1FeEue-. With a good raIu-aIl Go furnish water to start mp number Ct mills now lsilE idle for want of water. We would experience @ small mining Ioom h-re.-Froscott Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Tnhacco as | Nedlcinr.

We incline to think that tobacco may be found to have Es yet uususPected value independently, 1T We can only arrive at correct I9tion cf Che precise manner Tn which its effects are pr0dur- ed, and then determine how Co use lt. Crest good would result from the use of tobacco as a drug, If only because then its abuses could be restrained In tine old days, before chlorofoTm Bud otLer anpsthetics were discovered, the use ot tobacco as a potent sedstive tO relax tine muscles in dIsloca,iols Aud tJ facl.ta:e the reduction of herrp WAS a clumsy tE- pedlent. It was speedily abandoned Nh an better stupefyIuE agents were pro- videl. It would, however, have been wiser 70 investigate the action cf Ga" agent more closely. instead of throwing 1t wholly aside.-London Lancet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

4 gentleman now residing m NOgales, and who was n college class-mate of James A. Bayard, recently appointed Secretary of Arizona Territory, assures us that the recently published statements to the effect that the last named gentle man was a brawler and rowdY, are pure isbricatiOns. He says that on the contrary, young Baysrd was alway . noted for his extreme mOdesty even f the female point cf bllshIng deeply If he happened Co do or say anything that at- tracted special attention 10 himself. Mir. Bayard IS now about 26 years of age, and was engaged n teaching school. largely attended by the children of She best families of West Virginia, when appointed to the office of Secre- tgry of this Teui:Ory.-Nogsles From tier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Yerr Fat Love 4 FIr.t Sishl
ICalIaLsn lFla.I R. corl.I

ILaIIlIa0 n -a.T I"-07I-I
 The chEmpion fat couple Of the south happened Co meet m thIs railway center on Sunday while waiting for their trains. Although strangers to each other, the two soon formed acquaintance, suggest ed by their consenIslIty in Gvoirdup0is. The young aan solemniy informed the fat ciTl that be weighed so pounds. while she admitted that she brought the .es down to 3I6 without the use of bricks in her bonnet" The two ex- changed pictures, sympathy, etc, while here
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

The trouble about the hoisrmg Ot the French ii0g ever the Montreal City Hall shows how dangerous are the passions aroused by the execution of Riel and the insulting articles of the English news papers. IL 1t evident that in the pres ent state of feeling Tn the Dominion a very trivial incident would provoke riot ing and blood-hed that would, m all probability, be the prelude to civil war. The English residents of Montreal, who, It h said. have hitherto kept their heads cool, are now irritated a; the raising oi the Preach flag, and 1t will not be the fault of the newspapers representing that nationality If they are not supplied with stimulan,s enough in the shape of fiery writing to keep them from Iesum- ing that calmuess of demeauOr which the present crisis demands. The exult- Ation expressed by Le Monde at the hauling down of the British tiag and the tiinging of tri-cOl0r to the breeze affords a fair sample of the state of exGspera- ton in which the French. Canadian mind has been thrown by Sir John Macdon- aids unwise and understandable action n R'els case. 1t will evidently require all the efforts of the cooler heads on both sides to restrain the angry pas si'ns and race prejulice5 which Sir Johns bnn1lIng has evoked. Whatever may be the ultimate future of Canada, it IS certain that the present trouble- bOde no good to the continuance Of the Con- federation, and, even If bl0Odshsd should happily be avertei, We may ex- peel importan. political chanCes in the near future as direct consequence of the agitation and unrest which now pre- vsIl.-New Io-k Telegraph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
The number of Indlans subject to

The number of Indians subject to the immediate control of the Agent at San Carlos number ,, 2,g:}9-73l men, 1000 Wu- men, Jg3 boys and 6l2 girls. Tue pro due; of thei- labor for 1885, in pounds of wheat 36.0OO. corn 1jOOGO. barley 477.- OOO. Total G63,OO9 Stock on hand 1851 horses, mules 60, burros III, Cattle 1872, nciGdIng 5SS increase thls year. The above shOAs that the Agency In dians have not been idle and are fast assuming industrial ways. In addition to the above they have greatly increased the acreage Ot tillable land and have erected many miles of fence. The pro. duct of their farms for next year will show a marked increase. These are the the Indians whom some of our ArizOnG and New Mexican contemporaries are fierce for sending to their happy hunt ing grounds by the shotgun and or Win. chester route.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
yot Man and Wife.

"There are some queer CJC les in th's world" remarked % Dearborn street real estate agent "Ilc other day a ma1 and woman called to'see me abCut rent inE a flat on the North Side. The wo- man did all the talking and turned to the man for confirmation or c0rrobora- t,on. He always agreed with her and he did .t very r.eekly, Well says the woman, finally, I will give you SD for that tia;: won't ve, Jokng '1es'm.' But inquired, as is usual in such cases, 'are you man and wIfeS Man and wife" ex- cla!mei the woman, sharply. Indeed we are not; are We, JohcF Nom. .Whs.r says ], mot man and wife! Not much. n have you know that ia this family We are wife and man; ain't We, Jobny .Yes'm,' 1"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

The Anderson .ys started Up the.T new arastra last week on ore from their gold claim. which IS one of tle locations on ,ha new god lead recent, discovered near Dudley this county. All the claims on tue lead look well Mr. John T. Bates has sunk a shaft on his claim to a depth of co feet, and the ore body is larger and richer @: that depth than it was on the surface. Messrs. Roberts & Watson are down about the same depth on their claim and It shows equally Gs well. They are now assisting in sinking on the next extension, nnC when the shaft shall have attained the same depth Gs that os the first one mentioned, the owners of the three claims will pool their issues and sell the group to some scom- pany abe to work them. The ore, the entire width of the vein, yields, without Rssorting, SiO per ton. No one could ask for better mining proposition than that.-Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Stop That Uougn

By using Dr. Frazier Throat and Lung Bslssm-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throat snd lungs. Do not neglect a cough. It may prove fatal Scores and hundreds ot grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrazIer's Throat snd Lung Balsau. and no family will ever be without t sfter once using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. r. IS put up n large family b tiles and soii for the small price ot 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by B. A. YoEba ( O
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
A-irnnn l. fn.t r.nrinn ,n ln,rnrtn

Arizona is fast growing n importance m the estimation of stOckmen in New Mexico and Texas, who are beginning to feel the pressure Of overcrOwded ranges ; and but a short time will elapse before the pEOblemBtical proposition of catch ing water during the winter for Use dur ing the dry season will be definitely solved. IL has but tO be once satlsfac- toTlly demonstrated that such scheme Is practical, and all the capital necessary Co stock and utilize the 5000 square miles ot wa;erless grazing lands now ly- ing idle can be easily obtained.-Hoof and Horn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
A Tale oraGecse.

Sir. HariiepOcl, CorreEr an acute observer, writes: "On passing us farmhouse on Saturday afternoon. 3d iust., on my return irJu @ ram5is in
 CTindOn Deue, Was considerably amused nt the procedure of some geese.
 l fmGll flock Cf hi.lf dozen old b.ris ga sed by. A stately male hrd crossed ny ra.L, followed by :hc others in sim gle file They made huErediy for Eu ad- joining feld. trumpeting loudly the while. They reached grassy knoll, and with Outstr5tcLsd necks. prJ5Iectei all around, and called in load and aujhor- itativc manner I heard a responsive call from al adjoining wheat field, and saw "A flock Oi gUslIugs hErlyIug along the bottom Ot jhe hedge to tE5 end of the field, where there WIS a gate, the only means of exit. It Was sSut and as some of the si0uter parties could not squeeze themselves under the gate. | opened it bni gave them exit. The youngsters made a beeliUe for the knoll
 hali flying, balf running. As they pass ei ar an angie the old group ID single tile wl:hou; stopping, like boys who hsd stopped ont too long and dreaded the consequences. the stately old Cauder gave au admnultory cacklc, and. head ing the procession of the seniors, follow ei the juniors home. lt was a study to see how, 10 the goose family, order and regular hours were kept, and the hour cl Eve P. Y. respectfully observed; much better than some Cf o1r homes, where .Le juveniles, i-ftenl oi marching Lomc in single file, half flying and half rnruiu-. when the pa-, rual and ma iernBl call is given, skulk round the cor ner, and disappear down tho next -tree,. .n-NewcRstle-on-Tyne Chronicle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
NOTICE
 10 .ax-PayerS
 OF PIMA COUNTY. A. T.

Taxpayers of Pima county, A. T., are hereby notified that their taxes for the current year, ending Dee. 3lst, 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 d Monday of December, 1885, a penalty of five per cent. will be added thereon.
 THOS. HUGHES.
 Treasurer and ez-Cfhcio Tax Collector c
 Pima COuurz, A- T. Tucson, Oct. 26. '85. e-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
qreparing 10 Iuceauier Disease.

The prevalence oJ n.laricl disorders being depeude-- uICD vitiItCd condl iions of a;mospLrra and wat zr is, m car tain regions, ol cJar-e inevitable. The grand question, therefore, presents It. self to every resident of fever tsIcken locality Is, What means shall 1 adopt 70 escape the dreaded scOurEe?' For a third of a century HCstetter's Stomach Bittcrs has been the embodied answer to ihis question. IH tnickly populated and denseiy settled districts alike, iu town and in coUatry, # las afforded constant protection against ma ar.sl in- fectlou e tho-e who have used 1t. T. e.GiicE'es anl prevents, with eqnal ccr- taiuty, fever and agGe cake. and nui.iEts also the Verui.Iuu- after effects of using per-is;Culy the Lu-tlul alkgloil sul- Iba:e Oi qCinIue. it also remcdies, with tlor1usLuess, iy-nepsia, liver com pl4int. constipation, debility and rheu- matlsu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
pr. Erazier,s Root Ritfers.

trszier's Roos BItters act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, smake the weak strong, heal the lung, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every impurity. sOl3 by druggists. Price SI. or six bottles sent by express prepaid for g..
 FRAZIEE MEDICINE Co.
 Cleveland, OhIo' Sold by B. 4. Yorba & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Ser1nua Facilitated Men

You are allowed free trial 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 10 health, vigor and man hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full IniOr. nation, terms, etc, mailed free by ad- dressing Voltaic Belt O., Marshall, Mich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Parer Pianos.

A German techuic ' ju3rual gives an account of an iuterestIu- experiment -n piano making. The case is mode tDilr-- ly of paper instead Ct wood, so coi- pressed that is can ue highly polished. The color Is a creamy white. The tone of the instrument Is reported go be no. loud, but very sweet. The sound eml- ted. unlike the short broken note vf the ordinary pIano, is oit, full. and slightly contiuuous, resembling, some what that of the organ. This modltica- tion of tone is attributed Co tue evenness nf feXtnra nf the cnmpresseN paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
SUMMONS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT. OF PIMA COUS- 4 ~. TerritOry of Arizoua-
 Francisco Leon. pllIu-ln. a-1sirsf Elena A. Leon. defendant mons
 Action brought m tho County Court fl and tHr the County of Pigns m The lsrrIfrrg of ArIrsr-- The Territory of AriE1ua sends s-ce-l-- t.' Elena E. Leon.
 You arc hereby Guumorsd ard -,IIulrs.i tr al- pear in an action brought aeai--r .uC us r.- above named plaintiff "a the ,"la-J Cor--- t- and for the County Of Pima l- -.r IsrrrurH u- Arizona and au-wsr the Cu-lI iafur li-.s g on lr9 Clerk of this Ourt ar lus-ssu, tT -al.l r..t .a cOpy of which complaint G-curl pane rtas s..-r- mou-l within ~, uty days rcZc-l-Ive u. rrr cuJ of servIcel after tho evrvicr -.ou yuu ,- f-g summons it served ir thi- cuurtg- rlf tt =srtHt out of this county and within tnl- dl-i-trt- 'l-- within thirty days. In all other Cr--es fHrtI --- And TOu are ters by rutit ssi fta- if ynl tlil Co appear and answer tho c.a-L lal-- a- ltCFr -s- quired. ths plaintiff W.l spp,y tu tt- rsurt fs- the relief ther.ia demandati. ard Cu-fs and dls- bur-ements in this behalf ,xu-udcd.
 Given under my hsrt and fr~ seal nf s1.li County Court. at Tucson. th,s ntl dss cl ll--
 tsEH-J W. R. HORTON. C.-ss- TERRITORY or AiIZpSA.
 CpUNrT CF PIMA
 hereby certify that thv lnlrx-t and tH-rea- irE Is full. true and currrcs copy or tt- oril-- Al summons m the ctse -utif.r1i frurri-cs Lea vs. Elena R. Leon. now uu rl.- ln ny u-lr-.
 Witness my hand and ati-xasi --al. rll- sta day Of October, !. D. ls-i.
 (sEfI.4 ". E. E0kllN, -erzs Of the County Court. il aau Tor fI-a County
 Territory of ArItoEa- ucrs1i- -1sf'- -.cl .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

At late meeting of the several Pas tors, union services for Thanksgiving were arranged to be held at the M. F.. Church on Thursday at the usual hour of service. Rev. II. II. Cole of the Con gregational church was invited to preach the sermon at l0:3O a. m. Nov. 26th. The singers of all the choirs are requested to meet thi- evening Hi . o'clock at the M E. church, for practice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

We take pleasure in recommending Halls Hair Remover to our teaders. !t restores gray hair to it's youthful color, prevents baldaess, makes the hair soft and clocsy, does not stain tue skin, and Is altogheter tho best known remedy for nll hnir nrd sc.lp diseases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining m PostOtfoe st Tucson AriEOna. Nov. xj. iss5; Acuua. Rafael Loudcrborch. WmC Aitken. ( has N Manning. l. E Arvlzo. Erauclscu. Nclvor, Lan Bozich Krist Montreal, Paulico Btrag-4u Mati!de E MOrje. Francisco Ruer-!ia. Alta..rae!A O'DounOVan Rev T-2 q I-.. lsa polar,- Orosco. Marcelino D, s-so-e. $ Or;ea,a Manuel DUWLcy, ss.- Palmer. W Dana ll Perez, Manuel Ed-eil, Irs Dufa FrIndle. II S Godfrss. OaptJ 4 Remington, F--5 tiarc,lla AieiancF1F Ruiz, Marlc-3 Carer a. Isabel santa Marilia. kafael ti-r-1a. Dolores Tesque, Mrs W Henisys. Tom 1ute-Qui, Joe Hermscn. Fannie Nalrn-ueia Nlsente Hosara Martin Valencia, NaTCarita Hrccl.4. MihO Way, E B Ley u,s Jo-Sla Nilmaus Fred LErriru. Gus ~tl-on. Iaudis Williams. JOhr
 Zinmerman, Mm
 M. P FREEMAN. Postmaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
OAcFtlhlu Sold by B. 4. Yorba & Co.
Nntine.

The Tucson Gun Club has leased Warmers Lake. and all parties are hereby warned against trespassing there on, or the premises adjoining. for hunt ing of fishing purposes, under penalty of prosecution according to law.
 If T. A. JUDD,
 Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Legal Blanks ]! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.

| DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: | Afioavit for Attachment, | Undertaking on Attachment,
 shsrli's Certificates of salo of Real Estate on ! Execution. PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Orier directing Notices to be given to SreSiitors. | Notice Of time appointed for proving WILL | Certificate of Will and facts found | Order directing posting Notices of Application | tor Letters of Admlnistration. l Citations, | Creditors Claim, Order appointing Administration Bonds of Administrator arO ExecEtor. ! Order appointing Appraisers. | Order appointing time for Probate of Will and directing publication of Notice of same. Order appointing time and place for Hearing ! Application to sell Personal 'rOPcrty and directing Notice to ee given, Order to show cause why order Of sale of Rea l Estate should not be maGs. Orier appointing sale of Personal Property. ! Order of Sale of Personal Property, Order appointing day for settlement of AccOun and directine Notice Co be gwen Notice of time set for Settlement of Account BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. s. PAT ENTS To MINING CLAIMS: | Affidavit of Citizenship. Affidavit of five hundred dollars Improvements Agreement with Publishers, NOtlce of application for U. S. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COURT l Summons.
 Complaint n claim and delivery of Personal Property.
 underiaking on claim and delivery oi Personal AfHdavit on claim and delivery of Personal Affidavit for attachment against a Residsnt. Undertaking on Attachment, Writ of Attachment,
 Execution. Notice of Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKs Location Notices, Mining Deeds Real Estate Deeds. Real Estate Mortgages,
 Power Ot Attorney, Leases, Bond for Deed to Mining Property, AcknOw edgmcnts. AcknoWleis:ments for Man and.wifs. AEidaytts Of Publication. Notice of Mining Claim, sr-All of these blanks are printed In con formty with the Statutes of Arizona and ths mining laws of the United Slstss- Orders sent out of the city c, O. D.
 s9O Justice Blanks for s5.OO. blanks for Justices Courts. will bo sent Co suy address, postage paid, for S5.JO. 3O Criminal Complaints 2O Warrants of Arrest.
 70 SubpUnas.
 al Commitments.
 D ComDIai7ts on CT. & Dl. of Pers, Prop.
 D Undertakings
 3O Afidavlts for Attachment.
 3) Undertakings on Attachment
 D Writs If Attachment
 a Executions.
 an Acknowledgements (siuglel
 10 Acknowledgements lmAE and wifel.
 10 Bail Bonds.
 10 stipuations on Appeal
 2D Mining Locations. Address all Letters or Orders
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
..RnTnu nNctTAEEEt., .,

Correc offensive odors tonce. Com plete cure of even worst chronic eases also unequsied as Cargle for Dlphtheua, Sore Throat, Foul Breath, jJc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

". r. Smith, late master mechanic of the <. r. R. R.. in this rlty, will succeed to the agency oi Noble x Hall in this city. Hels having a warehouse arranged au Congress street. nel- the old school house, into which the machinery will be moved.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
.Enrcn nN riI.rsr

Cures Pile or HeIuorFhoiJs. Itching Protrudiug. Bleeding, Internal and External Remedy on each package. Sure cure, J0c. DruGgests.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
IRWIN, ALLEN d Co.
 Vr.,,a...s g,A.- Nf,

lA iIIoIl' NlsJf JUG The above rates by the car load are practically DO material reduction as private arrangements Us equal aivbn- tages have been frequently made by shlppers. The rate from Tucson to Kansas CIty ought 70 los no greater than Sl5j ger carload, and ut that rate the shipments would be greater and tine transportation companies would event aa!ly reap g greater profit than they do upon a tariff that k practically au em- ia:sO uIOn the exPorJgti0n Cf Arizona -.--.L.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

The St. Louis Exchange is the Eew name given to the old White Elephant saloon. It will be conducted after the general plan o! the present San Francis co Exchange, and Charles Birkenfeld will have the entire chargeoi the retail department and lunch bus.ness. 4 portion of the building will be devoted to wholesalIng by A Hi;tinCer. The new establishment has been fitted mp m good tsste and the old place entirely renovated and :n few days IL will open as one Of the finest resorts ID the cIty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
LITE PHESERvER

If you are losing your grip on life try "Wells' Health Renewar.' Goes d. rect to weak spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
PRETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who wonld retain freshness and vivacity, don't fail to tTy Wells Health Prcscrver
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

head.
 Car load 1Oj0 to ll00Ibs. 20 to the car.
 Car lOuds J7j to lU1j lb-. 2l Co the car
 Car loads 9OJ tO 91jibs. - to the car.
 Car loads SUO tO SJUiJs, 23 to the car.
 IwO-year olts, 24 and 2j per car.
 One-yeGr-old, 2S per car.
 All cattle should be off water eight hours before loading in cars.
 The expense per head Oa a greater number than 29 to the car, will be pro- pOrtiOnately less.
 All charges for freight, feed, etc, that accumulate from tune of shipment uu- tIl sold m Kansas City follow the cattle through and deducted from gross pro- coeds, Rni accounted for on account sales, which is made out immediately after all sales are made, and returns are sent m accordance with directions of shipper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
.EcyGHo. IrCu.~

"Eo1gh e. Itch" cures humors, erUp- ti0u~, riugwoTn, letter, ssii Thgum, frost el feet cLlllUla
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

Bond Of John IL. Marlin. clerk oi the Fir-t Judicial District Court, in anu i.T Pima county. ia the sum of S5it.. Sur ties. A. S,einf-li and D. E-uleI- son. Dated Nov 20, lc~j.
 Power of attorney, Miss Erances a. William. of kausls. to Hcacy D. Nl- iiams, to transact business connected with her mining interests in Arizona.
 Power CT attorney, Jason B. Beli, Of New Mexlco, to Thos. J. Terrg, to eel certair personal property m Arizona.
 Bill of sale, Tines. J. Terry Co Mary II. Terry, above prOper'y, thirty tou furnace, etc. ot the santa Caiarinn Cop per Company, one-haH interest. Sl,UJl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
M,rrrur-n.- rna-rrs

"RoUgh on Ra:-" clears them out. also Beetles, Ants, iusec.F, Rats and Mic , and Pc. boxes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
TUE HOPE or THE NATION.

Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use "Nel.s Health RnneMarn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
OmciaI Records.
IOcATIgNe.

Napoleon mine, Ar.vaca distrct N 9, Joseph Robinson, R. P. Driver, C. Roullier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
Stock Rates.

The committee appointed by the stock tions of southern Arizona to se- cure, If possible. reduction of rates by rail to haasas City and other markets for cattle, have succeeded in obtaining tLe following schedule, which has been for wErded by IrEIn, Allen k Co. Live Stock Commission Merchants, of Kansas City, Mo-:
 Eltes given by the AtcLisGn. Topeka x santa fe Railroad Company, with a promised reduction of SI0 pe. ear on all cattle Ll points east Q. kau-a. CItH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

X large audience was present at the Park Theatre last evening 10 witness the representation of the attractive drama "O1ly g Farmer Daughter.
 The play was well received and there were many expressions of approbation frequently manifested by the audience.