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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

HE Board of Supervisors will order the special election upon the applica- ton for aid by the Calabasas, Tucson X Northwestern Railroad Company. It will take place somewhere about the 23d ot May, the exact date not yet hsvInc been determined upon. There Is no doubt in the world that the people will give big majority in favor of extend ing the aid. Indeed the very bread and butter and. incidentally, the future prosperity,o O very many oi She voters of Pima county, depends largely upon the construction of this road. Its benefits. not only to Tucson, but to Pima county. cannot for a moment be questioned. and any opposition to extending aid ih the comparatively insignificant sum asked. IS generally regarded among those who have only the veal of our county at heart as desire to impedc its prosper ity. The Board of Supervisors are to be commended for throwing all possible safeguards around the subsidy, in order to avoid \ easive legal entanglements and lose, sU,A as have heretofore At- tended their generosity towards public enterprises, but they nevertheless show a praiseworthy desire 70 aseist, so far as the law permits them to do, Tn thIs mat ter of such great imp ortance to all our people. Personally, every member of the Board is anxious to see the road built and as an official body they ex- press the same sentiments, cautiously guarding the public interests ID a con- servative manner that will meet the ap- probation of every taxpayer. They have profited by the expensive exper- fence of the past and will proceed eau tiously in authorizing the further ex- penditure of the tax-Pa. CTS money. The people expect this Ir. caution of them and yet they are w!lliu.. to extend present assistance for future prosperity. The railroad company are doubtless act ing in good faith with the people, and the sum the ask is but a mere fraction of the actual outlay they will be re- quired to make in building the road, and it only goes to show the faith of our people in their own county and their confidence in the prosperity of its future. We feel that the peoples iudg- ment in this matter will be a just one, and We know that i. remains with them to bring unlimited prosperity to our doors by granting the aid asked, or to miss the golden opportunity by deny ing IL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

AT the meeting of the Board of Super visors this morning to hear the petition .of the Calabasas, Tucson X North
 western Railroad Company for county aid, and objections thereto, there being no opposition offered, tho Board re- quested the attorney of the railroad company to prepare a call for special election aud embody in the call proyiso that the bonds remain in escrow in this city; that the company transport free of charge all county prisoners and such
 other conditions as the Board may choose to impose. This call was sub mitted to the Board &; a meeting held at three o'clock this afternoon-too late
 for the publication of their order to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THERE Is fascipation iD the climate o' Arizona that is irresistible. People who have lived one year in our land of sunshine and afterwards return to their eastern ornorthern homes, cannot remain content until they come back into Apache land. From the middle of Sep tember until the first of May following, there Is DO better or more delightful eli mate anywhere, and during the summer months, while the heat is somewhat op- l'essiye in the valleys, but more endur- ao.e than the summer days in the east e'n states, the many mountain ranges a1ord grateful resorts that approximate tae paradisiacal habitat we are taught to osleve Is beyond this vale of tears.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The Smallest Republic.


 The little republic of San Marine is inclosed in the kingdom of Italy.
 San Marine owes its foundation t. a hermit of that name, born in Dalmatia m the fourth century, and who went to Italy to work as a mason at the rebuild l z of the walls of RImini.
 Its ter ritoIy covers about twenty-five square miles.
 The population numbers $500 souls and the capital, San Marine, has l,200 It Is perched on the summit of noun. tain called Mount Titan, or the Chants, which sometimes leads to this little state being termed the Titan republic.
 The republic has an order of chivalry created in 1889, under the name of or. der of San Marine.
 This motto is "Libsrtas."
 "When Italy became kingdom Napo, leon desired to preserve this small state intact. "It Is rare sample of repub- lic to preserve" said the Emperor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Messrs. Lundy and Lowell were ou' hunting in the Tucson mountains yes- terdav. Although it was Sunday It was not very sinful in them, for they did moi kill anything: but they brought home two fine. young eaglets which they found ;n a nest in n huge cactus. sIhe birds ara only a few weeks old and yet they ;nst;netively show fight when a person attempts to lay hands on them. ID order to get at the nest It was hecvSs, sary for the spOrrsmen to shoo1 on I. large limb of the cactus, when the Ies' with its burden of young birds feH 70 the ground. NIT. Lundy expects to ssnd them to the geological gardsus at Cin' cinnsti.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

To-DAY's dispatches indicate that q wa b tween England and Russia IS in- eyi-ay.o and that both countries are now mailing nasty preparations to engage in the struggle. When the conflict begins a series of the most exciting events will fol low each other in rapid succession and i, is barely possible that the greater portion Of Europe will become directly or lndi. rectly involved in the struggle. 1t will indeed be . fierce coahict between two of the greatest nations of the Old Worlt, and all civilization Lopes there may still be possible way of avoiding the war.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

TEE Board of Supervisors to-day came to q complete understanding in the mat ter of extending aid to the Calabasas, Tucson & Northwestern railroad con- pany, and they will at once provide for the special election. The preliminsries embrace large number of prscauhon- ary measures and are an exhaustive pro- file Of the plan to be followed. The elec- ton will be held in thirty days and the road commenced within sixty days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

A LETTER received from the City of Mexico by Don Carlos I. Velasco. of thIs city, states that the now President of Guatemala has addressed tLc Mexi- can government in the interest of peace, which sentiment is also shared by the other Central American states. President Diaz has assured these states of the fnendliness of Mexico and the hope that bloodshed will be sveEted and that peace and prosperity will prevail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

AoNEBoDY Is responsible for the broad assertion that the area of about one-half me coal measures in the United States exists ln Arizona. There is some mag mute to this assertion and 1t is worthy ol the thoughtful consideration of even LII Perkins. We have the utmost con- -lenee in almost any expression that 'Ah be promulgated regarding Arizonss s greatness, but we draw the line some- where about the middle of these coal fields. We don't want to De considered hoggish, and are mag luminous enough to give some Of the O'neF promising states and Territories chance. Besides all this, we don't want so much coal. for we will soon have Sl invention perfected to solidify and o'!stalize the rays of the summer sun 'u'o fuel that will discount coal both aS 10 quality and quantity. Won't Cali .orhla or Colorado please relieve us of tue burden of one-half of the coal meas u'es claimed for Arizonaf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The Date Was On It.


 He was fr hman, but a most enthusi- astic nUmismatist Do you know, said he, with au air of profound gravity, I find 1t very hard work to secure old cOins-I mean, for example. those that can date back beyOni the time of Con stantine the Great l have some that the collector l purchased them from says are older, but they are in the main much de- faced, and their antiquity becomes a matter of mere conjecture l was in great luck, however. the other day, for while strOliing down town 1 chanced 10 drUp into an old curiosity shop, and the proprietor. to my great delight, produced a coin for which would not take $1O0- the oldest l have ever heard of, un- damaged and clear-59l B. C., and it has the date on it. The freshman looked supremeiy happy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

BEFORE the Democratic Territorial Convention had sent him a delegate to the National Convention, Wm. K. Meade, of Tombstone was Democratic saint III the twinkling light of the Stars feeble rays. So soon as the worthy Mir. Meade and G. II. Oury won the honors Oi that position and the perpetrator Of 'ae morning luminary had gotten but subsidiary mention, the world got "icAet wink from the little Star that Meade wasn't much of a Democratic -.aStoiou after all; he was the incarna- "oa ot the unpardonable sInfulness or youth and could therefore make no pre- tensions to sense or prominence. Indeed " really looks as though the morning Hammy had severed the umbilical cord "Aitle prematureiy for her own good Aal IS suffering a severe hemnrrhage Of '-sf meager supply of sense and honor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
DIgna's Army Dispersed.

CAIRO, April 1S-OsmAn Digna has written to Emeer Berber advising him not to fight any more, because the En- glish are building railroad to Berber and Osman Digna's army is dispersed.
 Wanting GraIn.
 LONDON, April lS-Fully two hundred English vessels, seeking cRrgoes of grain are now assembled at Odessa, tagurRg and other ports of the Black Sea and Sea of Azov.
 Wales wIu Go Home.
 LONDON, April 1S-The Prince of Wales will leave Ireland on the 27th inst.
 Preparing for War
 HoSG koNG, April 1S-The British government is chartering steamers be- longing to the PeDinsular and Oriental lines and transforming them into armed cruisers.
 Chas Crocker Will Reside in New York. SAN FRASCIsCo, April lS-Chas. Crock CT has, according to the statement of his son, w. u. Crocker, definitely de- clded to take up his permanent resi- dence in New York City. All his family wIn remove there in short time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

HIN President has appointed w. h. Bunker, of Warrensburg, Mo, to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of New Mexico. It IS now in order Tor She New Mexican press to prepare new set of puDs to suit hIs name. toi instance: positive Bunk, comparative Bunker, superlaiIye Bunko.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Stop That Cough

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bslssm-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, HOarseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. IL may prove fatal Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrazIer's Throat and Lung Balsan. and no family will ever be without n after once using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. IL Is put up m large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs-
 Cleveland. O. Sold by B. A. Ynrba < Go
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

"I see Dr Blister IS dead" "What did he dIe of" He died of bilious fever "I an surprised to hear that, because. he boasted be could cure me of bilious fever" "How much did he charge yOuY "He charged me fearful bill. believe 1t was upward of $500" "Well, that ex- plains why he did not cure himself. He was close man, and at those figures he couldn't afford to cure himself" Lake Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frszier's Root BItters act strongly upon 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 impurity. Sold by druggists. Price Sl. or six bottles sent by express prepaid for S5.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
 Cleveland, Ono. Sold by E. A. Yorba & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

ACCORDING to the moonologists, or az they might not be insppropriately ,r-ei. .uns-tics, We will have a wet E01.l The new moon has dipped one eld of its crescent so deeply that it is sZQe,tcl to spill out all the waters that tl5 heavens have accumulated for ter !5stI.E4 purposes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE docturs think Gen. Grants can. cer is the result of excessive smoking and HOW some progressive scientists have forwarded rules for smoking These in due time will be followed by drinking rules and other special rules until about the only liberty left to the individual will be the inalienable right to cheat in horse trade or adul;er- ate his food and medicines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE stockmen at the meeting ot the Territorial Association last night, trans acted some very important business
 The main object of the meeting was to take proper steps in making the new quarantine law operative. The associa- tion selected Mir. Theo. F. White as gen eral inspector and recommended him to the Governor for appointment. The general inspector has power to appoint district inspectors selected by the dis tr,ct associations. Prompt action on the mart of the siockmen is this matter was deemed necessary, in consequence or the injuaicious publication of statement that Arizona had no quarantine law and' as a result, preparations were beng made for the introduction of large droyes of Texas cattle. The stock men are thoroughly alive to their interests and very properly so. They represent immense wealth in Arizona and, through their perfect organizations, they are strong enough to carefully guard and nrotect their interests without invoking the aid of public officials in their behalf. In this they not only exhibit a degree or independence, but are better able to nrotect themselves and their property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE Star says Cleveland Is just smashing the Republican ship into find CTS" How very considerate in the Star to sound the alarm. When barnacle settles on the hull of big ship. It IS sometimes aps to think, fl 1t thinks at all. that it Is smashing things to nirlara
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The Yuiture Stage Held Up.


 About , o'clock yesterday afternoon, as the stage from the Vultare mine was rolling along towards Phenix and when about niue miles this side of Seymour 1t was halted by two masked men. The driver and Wells Fargo's messenger were the only persons on board, and be- fore the latter hal chance to use his weapons he wEs looking into the muzzle of an ugly lOOkIn4 sLo5 gun, NhIlu Ga- other one was pointed iu r-.t Uup!egs- ant proximity tO ia mead a ;as driver
 A demand was .-air .,s ",hr box. % which was promptly u. 'l-o -Itr, asd then the messenger and ....s-- v,lc OT- dered to get down. Wit. tA. .it C. au x the treasure box St.s 1sOS,u op-l .ad bar of NUlturo nuli gL, vaiUcd at Sj, 200, taken out. The robbers t- p sg- 'Itved Mir. he1rl. the messenger. ,t lis watch and gun, and tcOk SJ from p driver. They were then ordered to {, aboard and proceed on tElir l1ugaey.
 At the spot where the robbery tJCk place the road Is lined on clch s!de with "A heavy growth Oi brush b, sGL sa sudden and unexpected was tine a..ack that Mr. Hearn was taken completely by surprise. The read agents are supposed tO be Mex jeans. Immediately on receipt of the news in town Sheriff Broadway started for the scene of the robbery. There is every reason to believe that the bold kLigh.s of the road will yes be taken in.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
The NusicaI Pitch
rFxchangrI

rnere IS much discussion among Euro
 pean musicians regarding the musical bitch. and there is much difference of opinion. some of the Germans being in ciined 10 prefer the higher to the lower.
 Sims Reeves, representing the English yocalists. in recent expression of opin- iou has declared in favor of 6 lower pitch
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has decided that unless persons look both ways ID crossings railroad track they cannot obtain damages for injuries they may receive. This gives crcss-eyed people a decided advantage over those who can see straight, and in some meas ure mitigates the stiiiction of being cross eyed. Life is full of compensations.- Boston Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
somethIng New in Nrts.
Echangel

Here is an advertisement that interests me a good deal. said Mrs Benton. thoughIfuIly. What is itl" asked her husband -Why, it's the advertisement of ' per cent net security guaranteed I'm awfully bothered lately about keeping up my back hair, and believe III esn in and look at it D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Central American RePubIic-.

Central America, comprising the five independent republics of Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras. Nicaragua. and San Salvador, has an area of about 175. OOO square miles. and a population of about ,. .S5l, ,OO0. The people are divided into three classes, whites and creoles, mestizos, or the offspring of whites and Indians, and the aboriginal natives
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited tc every age. Being sugar coated they are easy to take, aud though mild and pleas ant in action, are thorough and search ing iu effect. Their efficacy in all dis orders ci aa stomach and bowels is Ger tified t l.. eminent physicians, promi inent cle--, ucu, and many of our best citikeas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Perfect soundness of body and mind IS possible only with pure blood. Lead ing medical authorities of all civilized countries endorse Ayers Ssrsapsrills ss the best blood purifying medicine in ex- istence. It vastly increases the working and productive powers of both hand and brain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

Iris about the season of the year for s--e eatsrprisiug prospectOr to find another l1st mine with 6 big legend and atcriy fool ledge of pyrile' of expectR-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THERE is always a demand for good mines. 4 properly that shows suih' cispt inducements to become a leglti' mate enterprise can always find a pur, chaser. The only proper plan for pros pectors and miners to pursue IS to de velop one claim until It becomes a mine If it Is good, It is a fortune; If it IS moi good, the sooner the fac. is learned the better
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

WITH all her boRsted orange orchards if seems that both San BerDardino and San Diego counties secured the highest prizes over Los Angeles, for their dls- plsv of citrus fruits at the New Orleans exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

TEB report that a hundred rebels had been drowned at Colon may be true. but 3. was only done through charity. They were afraid they might dIe of the --.l.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

UNLESS proper and stringent game laws are enacted deer, mountain sheep and antelope will soon be extinct ln southern Arizona. They aTe beng slaughtered without mercy now.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE construction of large reduction works n Tucson will make mlllionaires 0. many men who now resort to great political strategy to get a working posi- Ccn IL tLe chain gang.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

IT is stated that James D. Fish, who swan in the deep waters of the Marine Bank of New York, was greatly sur prIsed at his conviction. He was not more surprised than the people would have been had he been acquitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

GIN. HAzES has been sentenced by hs cour: martial to reprimand which, beng administered, the weather will a.ail subEli. to his general supervision .- l--ifa-ca
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

OHLr common and unknown planet ut how very ambitious, when any im- p0-tllt measure Is before the cOmmun- 3tr. -3 become a fixed" Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

the fact that the seepage from a row of neighboring vaults was discovered drop ping into the well. Perhaps the Santa fe springs originate in an aboriginal cemetery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

APaETY of tourists visited the old s.g Nayler Mission and the Star office yos:ariay. They were evidently fond 5i v.e9Ing the ruins of antiquity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

ABOUT SlS0OO0OO worth of corsets were sold in the United States last year .15yet some people cannot account for tRl tl-ut times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

CHICAGO IS q big city. It can boast of is hlg stores, big mills, big packing houses. bIg lake, big feet and big cleo mn frauds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

TIE whole country reioices at the news t5lt General Grant slll has a prospect 5,rec1very.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE greatest national poultry show on earth takes place in America every four years. OF the morning following a presi- dential election.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

ALABdE amount of eastern capital is ',.liug towards investment in Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Legal Blanks ! l!
For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.
plsTRICr CouaT EIANks

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 Application l4 -aI N---,.ra. i'rot-rty -It alr.1ll. .a.l-- ru .e --.Er-. Orig- C. ah.-. -a1ss ulI a-''s- af sale us hsal E-fsfr -. .uld -u. hr -lite. Cs.ie- al sair-.r-. .,.s .- 2. --saal Prup-rt.. Or,lsr of -ale rf prr.s-ai Hrugerry. Or. grI.a.-fi-- -i'- For s.u@a' of a1cullrt and Iirf.-'fr. N.ffre ta ts gwen. N1.-r1 oi -..H a.- '.- ss-r 5laalt uf Acrazaf- BLsSKs rssD IS OBTAINING q. <. PAT
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 ComI laInt o- claim and de.Ivsry of Psr.-uHl Uudsr'skiac ou clam and d--,'erJ of PsrSoa.l
 Properf Asdavit on chin and delivery O; P-r,oa.I
 Property.
 Afidavlt for a-tachrlrnt sgzinst R-sldezf. UndsTtAkIng on Attachmeuf, Writ of Attachment, Execution.
 Notice oi Appeal,
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS. Location Notices, Mining Deeds. Real Estate Deeds. Real k-fzt. Mort-lSe. Power Of AsfOru-g. Leases.
 Bond for Deed to Mining Property. AckaOx ledguenfz. AcknoSlsdsmett= for Na- and Wife AHidayIt- of Pubiicnfia1 Notice Of Mining Tam. Road Station Eeceipt= TAl of thsss bianss are printed "a con formiiy with the Sfsfufes uf Arl.as1z znd tAs mining laws of the Uuite-i Slz,s-- Orders sent out O: The city COD. N B.-Psckzs-s cortAirlinz = of sarh kina l Of hlanks used in JHstice- Cour-- Ir Crisniral and Civli PrOce-dirg s5po xhieh is l--z thNa one cent snk- All of our Justices biznks will os iornd tO strictly eoEfora to ths stNfz.-s of AriZona-
 Address all Letters or Orders c.iti7nn printinp2puh c0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

SPE-ULATORs reap a richer harvest ,-su the farmers when wheat is up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
A Growing Demand

Washingtou's body servants are all dead. but there is now a demand for peo- ple who attended the laying of the corner stone of the Washington monument This gives white folks chance.
 Pittsbure Chronicle Telegraph: The
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

TEE Andersonville prison pen was -,;-bt CT than the sword.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THE HOPE or THE NATION.
 Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use Wells Health Remover"