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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
SUMMONS.
IN TIE COUNTY COURT. OF PIMA coC

IN THE COUNTY COURT. OF PIMA COUN- ty. Territory of Arizona
 Aucu-tlus Ei-zott, plaintiff. HaAlnst gei yaip Ba-~ett defendant,
 AcsIun brought m the CSpnty Cour; in and fur tte tulrty of Pima, iu tL- srTl ,ry of Arizona
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting Co sr,vlsu Ba-ectt.
 lou are hf rery summoned ard required tC au- pear ll an action brought against yoI hv the a'f V" named rlairtlit Il ths County Cnurs. m and tcs tle Count. of Pima ir tGe Territory of e r 711, md answer tne Cump plaiut filed w.th the "a. " Q. thl- clrt go tucson. m -ald ,suufy ta cJti or winch complaint accom- pauIes thIs sum a.'rsi "ithia twenty days texclI-Iss of the ,iay or --rfic'i alter the service ulOu yuu of this sunni u- -, % served Iu tas county bst if served "-t o' tlfs cuUIcy aud sIJtII this district. then Wllfll tniFty lay-; Iu all other eases forty rsys
 -ri -' ate hereby uotiG.d that lf you sail e. Htie-r and lu-v-r the cs ll1lai -t a- above rs. Gi.rei. tLe rllTUtlh Etfi lgg.y Go The c,lurt fer tl. r-i.ei oaillLue'! tterrIr. ord -t,-t- and die nur-euieil s lu thl- s.aif ,sl aLded
 Hisea lander m had and rle seal of aaid toJn,y tnlft. gt Tucson. ta.s 2'th a ., of June A. D. i--5.
 l'EALI W. B. HORTON. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
SUMMONS.

TN NTHEJUSTICE'S SCCUbT.TEREITOBYO OF | Arizona, County ol Pima. before Nm. colt, Justice of tEe Peace. Precinct No. I. J. h. Sehelis, plaintiff, ys. George Ramsey, de- f udl1t- Demand Ss3 5u.
 The Ierrirury Uf Arizona sends greetIn. Co 6C0i gc ham-ey, defendant
 Ton arc hereby -ummOncd and required Co sp- pear before me. at ny Oiice, Iu the town Uf Tue con and tOuntJ of Plma on the lsth day of OC tuuer, A. D.. ls>j st tu o'clock a. m, tO answer tls c'IplaI of tte abOse named piaitin ~hO drm'tt us uf you that you are indebted Co him tu the sum Oi thirty Wu and u'fy cne-huudre,lths duiiar-, for money loaned and delivered to you 70 your srecial iEsta and rgqucs'.
 nd ii you iaIl tp app .6T and auswer saii com riaIlt as herein required. .i piailtiH will take iu Emelt g. ainst you as demanded and fO- costs of th-s -rif
 Giyel under my hand ti is I7;h day of August A. D.. l--s.
 WM r. S-OrT. nIl-t'w Ju--iCe uf the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Decision Affirmed.

Lost November the United States Court at Prescott was engaged with the celebrated Mormon bishops cases. in which Ammon M. Penney, c. I. Kemp and SkOusnn, were Grraigned under the provisions of the Edmunds' act for polygsmy and were given 6 trial that afforded ample opportunity for every possible point involved to be throughly discussed. The prosecution was conducted in person by L. 5. Dis trict Attorney J. A. Zabriskie, assisted by bis deputy at Prescott, Hon. E. W. Wells Tbe bishops were ably defended by Judge Rush, Herndon & Hawkins and Judge Milner, the latter having been sent from Salt Lake city to try these cases, ani upon appeal to the Su- preme court, Tom Fitch was added to the legal talent.
 They were the first cases tried under the EdmuD6s act, and the full merits of that law were brought under the scrut- iny of the court, and some of the points taken by the prosecution were entirely novel and for the first time presented to the court. After prolonged arguments and great dehberation, the Mormons were convicted and sentenced to impris- orDept ID Detroit. Judge Sumner Howard hes t5e credit of making ihs
 .-st things under the F.Cmaa1s l.~. DO ;1s js.si prOYos; I5ps --s tr,-' src-e. 51a la g @ Con Dli0nsls to b.s 5lislD-a' .sss tl5 cc-s Iecens Geassi1ls ;1 s.;l.- ilaT cases in U.aa nave osal si.aOss verbatim copies of his opinions.
 Tbe Mormons appealed their cases 10 the Supreme Court and they were sr- gued before full bench at PheniI in March last. Decision WAS reserved and the absence of the Justices from the Territory prevented a promulgation of their final decision. The return of Judge Fitzgerald snd Judge Pinney from 6 summer vacation wes immediate ly followed by the unanimous decision of the Supreme Court being filed, affirm ing the decision of Justice Howard in every particular. This forever sets at rest the validity of the law and the new points involved, and the news of its ren- dItion will be received with expressions of dissatisfaction and indignation in Mormon circles, and with equally ex- travagsDt expressions of joy by the moral portions of the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.
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IlyDO OytTr, ,- -rrr.,v ,rT

LAND OFFICE AT IUcs5y. AEIzoys. As-I-t .. i5-J. Nnlce is hereby gwen that Che following rt-Eiet settler tas u,ad notice Of rI- t,f.-t-s., Co make Eral proof II support of his clailu. and thet s4ll prO1f NIL hs made before he Ie,-..-sr A9i l'.cclver at IuCasn. Arl11-ia. on Sapt -ntl, l'i VIZ Js us Morlga. Eediu1 1ton, Ariza- i.',, ' tls W 9 of ,s V q. and N VI "A oi 5 V i. -e,. li. J D. l3 0. RISE.
 ne nul1ss tle fO4laIl-E vItu -s=es tn prove --l- cop tluE Es F->-1erca uLOu and cuit1- vail1u of said lani, VIZ Jose Castillo. of Le,- li -fn1. Arlzuua- Ant mo SO-0. of kfdingtou Ai -fcrl- Antonio Cums4u4r. of EaGtuvt,ri' Af4H"n4t AaIlul ttaliesss Of kedingfon. Ariz.
 BtN. M IHBEAS, Register. fI-s- puhEcatio-. Arr. f-s5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
County Court.
P. ". GREGG, JUDGR-

FRIDAY, Sept. lS. Shsna ahaD vs. San Carlos Mining com. paDy-Set for Friday Sept. 25.
 Geo. Ford vs. Jas. Gillespie-Passed Chss. Fletcher vs. Frank Sshulze- Set for Sept 22.
 Loebel vs. Austin-Set for Sept 2l. Hattie Morgan vs Morgan Goldwater Demurrer withdrawn and two days given to answer.
 Detoy vs. Wilkins and Stiles V. Will kins-io be set on next law day. Territory of Arizona vs. Hannah Box and Wiley BoX-DecisiOn reserved un- til Friday, Sept. 25.
 Territory of Arizona vs. PsdIlla- Sen tence on Saturday.
 In the matter of Bianco Book, an in solvent tdsbtor-mOtion to restrain sheriff from selling certain property denied. Rsfugio Csrrillo vs. Manuel Csrillo- Referred to Court Commissioner to take testimony and report the same to the court.
 G. W. Barter vs. Pima County-Mo ton to strike out part of the defendants answer argued and submitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Alex. Levin Shot.

The following telegram IS published among the Associated Press dispatches op the Pacific coast, and it Is a piece of real news to Mir. Levin. He will doubt less be BOW convinced that he is dead, and will arrange for the funeral at once:
 TUcsOS, Sept. l5.-LouIs Rickabsugh shot Alex. Levin to-day. The wound IS believed to be fatal. Levin is an old pioneer of Arizona and promote. of the beautiful park known hs Leyin's Park. He IS an uncle of Col. Lamont. private Secretary of President Cleveland.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.
 Houasfard No- Tts
Homestead NO. li@.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOy

L4SD OFFICE AT TUCsoS AHIzoS, (
 Aug. K. ls-j | Notice is hereby Glvcn that Inc fOilOvluf ncEr settler h5 n ,cd notIce or DIS intention tt that sand proof w1ii be made before the Register and hrceiver Ct Tucson. Arizona. on Sept Zg l-sj, VIZ: John Baker. Ucsou, Arizona, for the Lots and ( and Sss Of NV A., See. |, Tp. ii S ltt.
 He names the foliCWln.. witnesses tO provt hls continuous residence upon, and CultivEtIor of. sand land. VIZ:
 Charley Brown. of Tucson, ArizCnR; Fred \ us tn, of Fort Lowell. ArI1Dua-s B. C. Parker, of tucson. Arz0ns; Troy McIlcGry, of Tucson, Arizona.
 BEN M. THOMAS. Register First publication Aug. 22. 1885. w.6t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

A personal sliercstion took place on Congress street, near J. A. Blacks ievelry store, last eyeDinE, between Marcus kstZ and D. Henderson. They were separated before any serious con sequences had been reached. The trou- ble is said to have originated out of the alleged forgery matter, rumors of which are current upon the streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Miners desiring to have specimens of their ores exhibited at New Orleans this winter should leave them with Mir. Chas. R. Wores, commissioner for Pima county. There is but little time 10 spare snd mins owners ought to take sufficient interest in a matter that entirely concerns their welfare, to 90 to a little trouble to make a creditable dis play. Mir. Wores will cheerfully label and pack the specimens for shipment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

On Monday September 7th, a man named James Evans burgsrlized a warehouse m kingmsD, Mohsve county. He was apprebended and on Tuesday the justice held him to answer for the crime. On Wednesday he was taken 10 Mineral Para, the county seat and lod- ged in jail and on Thursday the dis trict attorney filed information against him in the county court He was con- vicied on Friday and on Saturday, just eix days from the date of the com mission of the crime, he started for YumR to serve cut his sentence of one year in the penitentIary. Under the old system he would have been kept in jail until next Aprll awaiting trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

1 glove contest will take place at the Park tomorrow night, when Burt Price, of New York. will give James Eagan, oi TucscD. a purse of S25 tO stand before him four rounds. Tug Wilson and Joe Owens will open the sport, followed by BuDdy and The Unknown, of st. LouIsi then Davis, the heavy weight of the Pa citic Coast. will spar with Hall. the col ored champion of Arizona; Kid Bran uau. of New Mexico. will have 6 bout with Frank Burke, and Tom Henpes- sey of Texas. will spar with NJ. II. Cliff ford, of TRc>on, after which the Price Esgar contest will take place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

The Fashion will give Sunday dinner to-mOrrOw-probsbly the last Sunday spread until 1t gets into its new qnar- ,ers. Every person who has feasted at the Passion will take a Sunday dinner there tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

TEE wEERESRss or TaE HOW. EDITOR VOICE: Respected Sir.-It is becoming distrsssingly apparent, even 10 tha unsIded vision. that the circum- ambient atmosphere of this headquarters for ety-snd enty-mological monstrosi- ties. Is rapidly growing contaminated with the predicstes of subsidiary cor ruscRted financial embroghos. And yet some say that Julius Cesar invaded Britain B. O. 55!
 When the psleontologicsl effect of an inverted curve Is negatiyed, the commu- niiy Gt large are not unaware of the para doX. Why! Can it therefore be argued that the antepenumbrste of 6 spherOidi cal rhOmboid possesses the true physic force!
 As the HIberniRn pastor sO truthtully aud forcibly remarked 10 the COW:
 How dye do?
 "Who are you:
 'kitchl kitchl"
 HoTTUNToT. Tucson, Sept. l9, 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

"N. B. Lszard feels bad to think that be was not elected president Of the Sax arac club, and stated to our reporter ths; be was the biggest hsr in town and challenges anybody in town 10 lieiDg contest for ten hours and agrees that in the event of bis not lieing the other fellow 10 death in that time, that he will leave Tombstone and tackle Tue sop.-"The Tombstone. The rssh in- disidual has not fully considered the herculesn task be has set for himself He might as we'll sttempt a bicycle race to the moon as 10 question the Sazsrsc accomplishments of this sn- cient pueblo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Sheriff Paul went to Fairbanks a few days ago after some Pspago horse theives They had been arrested the day before and were imprisoned in 8 box car at that place, but during the night before Sheriff Paul reached there, some one from the outside broke of the iron stsple'and wrenched of the boards that were also used to make them safe in the improvised jail, snd let them out. The Sheriff succeeded in recovering six of Juan Eliss's horses which they had stolen. There was quite band of Pap- agoes with stolen horses near Fairbanks few caYs ago. The constable pur- sued two of them who were upon one horse, for 8 long distance and emptied hs revolver at them. They finally abandoned the horse and took up into the mountains, on B high peak, and as they had rifles and the constable had no more cartridges, further pursuit was abandoned. Blood was found on the saddle and 1t is thought that one of them was wounded. The Pspagoes are becoming expert horsethieves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
District Court.

W. T. FIrzGERALD, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
 FRIDAY, Sept. IS. Ordered that c. H. Meyer be appoint ed U. S. Commissioner for Pima county. Phenix Mining O., vs. $. r. Mack Motion for change of venue argued and submitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

An inebristed individual fell over in Congress strelt saloon to-day, and was carted offto the shady side of an adobe wall, where & soft stone was plscel under hIs head and he was left in drowsy comfort
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

The Palace won't get left on its Sun. day dinner and the old reputation of the house has not Jos. single bit e, its popularity. Tomorrow will give peo- pie an opportunity to iudge of the good qualities of it's table.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.
 Honest cad SO. 4t-.
LAyD OEr1cE Ar Trcsox. Arrzo,

LAND OFFICE sT Trcsox. AEIzox,.J
 August Z6, I--j Hottce 's hsre5v gwen that the fo lowing named settler ta- fled notice of his irteation ie I- Be tnsl proof tuuTort Of his claim and ,hAt sad proof VII oe made before the regis CT srd rrcelyer at Iu son, ArIZsnss |, ou October s l'-a. viZ-: i-idor tarJu oi ii-n-Ou. ArIzoEa for tae g. and M His of Nfii end SF it of NWi. o-e'-i. D. l3 \. E. zl r.. c and S. R. B. aud N. Ee names The following Nitncs-s- to trova ms cun- uupus e-iden uPou anl cultivafio1 [ s.iii land. yIE: T. J. White. Pa1 kiecker. W. II '. eek and GeO- W. WilzOa, ali of Benson, Ari- z1na.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. Ii-z- publication Arc .q f--5 vv,f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
! Strong Ticket.

The Ohio Denocra.es % iuto the fight wi;h tLeir banner inscribed: "HOaily, Malaria and Free Whisky |; is . strong tIcket-so strong. in fact, that 1t ought Co be disiufected.-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Mir. Willis P. Haynes has gone home to Tucson, having done remarkably well in this Territory with Grants Memoirs. He took over 100 orders st Albuquerque, S7 at Los Vegas snd S in Santa Fe. The volume will be delivered sbout Christmss-Sants Fe New Mexican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
DR. IIiEBIG'S IA, n Al A b z sri

.t1ring the Azhsted co As--,L1n ana f1-AAf l. AE55 .,. . me Doctor wili Egrec to forfeit Si ,coo For 2 : ,a-e uu1ertAEan not cured The reason 70 InanS slrro- -et crr,.t Of scakusss and tho g9Ose dls- sise- owing Co 'c-lpi4eSuoh. CailgI t-S rA rOEi.HEA V th h1FEAAESl nESlA' sltirb rauut--7 specl al treatment ma LtsRto's INvI sOEATCE. NO. 7, with our pe- 11lia- sasrisl lfas. Gont. !s ths only cara Tor rzo>rAsuLEuEf- yy 't EsnRood is te--o4sl end tls lsc' 'oT@- 1H-N 4i'iN szs 'o . .ssr-r.
 Ir stpr.sz .gcssr 0E .he face, .f soa cso1Me .ss,l-s .r.F ,-asao-dsrt. look Our for the cSsu- 5.t-gt.o1 yith slCzI ~ esKness and lOss Oi Vital ,ty ,-uxu Al, y.r1zts.c--Esa. Hundreus Ot hSes ave i..- ,gs- so- t1e .sarl of proper yres- ulent '1f tnls coL.p pilCat40l sal tnO1ss-n1s hsFo lest iii tIelr property -Ed pleasure m hfe Iron lts susura-
 Price aT ei:aer IaYigeratOr, s:- Case of nE bOttle.. StO. SenL Go any address, covered scrr ely from Obssrgation-
 Dr. Eisbig d Co. trslt Ercoesstully by ho- rceofatny every form Oi SPECIAL. PRIVATE Ir CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury Of Islssous drugs. If vitality ls drzIned from the 7ody numerous Gisesses follow that nafrs Ordi- .he unnatural iOss canes COnsu mptlOn, Dlabe- es RrIshCs Disease, lnssEity, et3- Cures guar tu-aei Diseases of the g9ultO- urinary organs, titlnryz lIvcr and bladder gccislly treated. DIS sSsE5 or wOsTEE sPEKDILa CURED.
 Qualified and ETS Sponstbie.-Dr. Liebig Q. from EUROPE are organized n compliance eilh the California Medical Law. DIplOuA pro- sIred by regular college education. and are uoR
 D thoIr uinetsentl year Of specl8l practIco.
 MCst powerful e.sctuc belts free tO patIents.
 To EEpVE THE WONDERFUL POWER of the lN- IiHUkAIOh N SZ BuTFLE GIVEN OK SENT FEEE- consultation free and gr1vare.
 Call or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

4 thief snstchaI money sa.chel from lady on Congress street, naar the old sctOnl house. l.st e-criHc, and ran across Military l!az1. Eova Tur sued, but was not vert. ken.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
SATURDAY, Sept. Ia.

Stiles, assignee, vs. Western Union Telegraph CO.-Argued and submitted. Josefs Gleason vs. w. R. Gleason Argued and submitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
$500 Reward.

In C3se tte above horses Tay. t-... -.... VI lfUlly driven away firm -ia t..... ...... for unlawful Turru-C-, e. co ltGr.t ...... .... mans A--U,llrIsu vIll r.g ... or p1r-ols arrrstsE.- and ...r. ... .H thIrt or thieves tls lul ..- .. dred dollars, with aI r..-..- .- fuUdrCd a, liars added for -Ia r...... . Che above lcrse- from tltir uliau... ....- Ors,
 ROIai. t.JF..-"
 Ghai man zr.uti.s f.....
 Pima County Euurumfu. ..-. .......
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
0mCIal Records.
Tucson, Sept. l9, ISS5.


 LOCATIONS.
 Annie mine, no district, no date, Wm Shaw.
 Altsgracis mine. DO district, Septem- Der l5;h, J. O. Dougherty, Altagracia OchOa, Dolores Tully.
 Teclo millsite, no district, September l5, John O. Dougherty, Altsgracia OchOa, Dolores fully.
 No. and No. 2 millsites, Quitovsquito Indian village, Aug. 3, Frank Proctor, Thomas Burke.
 Theo. Winkler to Archie Nevlns, lot 9, block 30. and lot F, block 90, Logan city; S13O6.
 ID. A. Sanford to E. J. McElwain, c. T. c oding.J J. B. Bell, T. J. Terry. house, smelter and saw mill at Apache millsite, Santa Catalina Mts-, S60.
 W. A. McDermott and wife to Louisa c. clifford, lot 3, block l95. Tucson; sGO0.
 Michael Conway. U. Johnson. E. B. GfTDrd, Hiel Hale, Isidor Meyer to Raphael Phillips, Red Rock mine. Qui- iota district, Sl.
 Uhao G E;tab to Tao,k p.ob-s1-o
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

fbs BztA4 ArD ttL.-a--l J ZEN is kept s1 t.9 .1 AEsrCy, j5 ttc-ca-s-s'- Lzc--- 70. ,. s. tects for s1T3r'i alGr -l1 ua flHa E9 frsnrisr,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
sg0 Justice mlasb. l.-

2J0 Justice BiasLs i.- .. A Tlr rage cD'r. .-.rr .rH biaT k- l-r 5r-t. .rH. tsUr.-. -.. addr, -, pottase paid, for s. 2IGlmiual Comp r'H.a..- 4l Nlrfa.ts Cf Afr.-r. su 0unfCrus-.
 iiomulrm-uts. 2 -uuu uol-
 3j. omo ni. t- ou Ci-- Li. .I Ju.!erttkIL -~ -u li iuyJ far E+-a..rI 3l Juts.taElrl- uu fr.r... 5l WHt- }t;aclu..u.. 1t kx- curfolz.
 -l AckLOwi, dzusu-1 Icing lJ Ackuow pdgmeL-s .a-l . iJ FgIl SoJl-.
 % t.pU .arlaEs Ou AI...-- 1J Mining LnCa aIoa-. Address all Letters 0s Or'srr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
EIRlIE1 Cl .L --

vEGH tOL-VrTL E.'.. ... ! tue santa ys.r..aas EcrCI Lrr-e5 sli cu.f-, e.
 li1rt-aiu s. la-e Eor,r. % ... ... sIuall.
 bay saddle har-r, 2 ye--s ois. --,.
 | tgcksA,r. wI.h vii'e ig ]. ra ,-. yesr- p.d, bay. .u wH.tr. % y.f,ra grey livery l.r-rI yftr- ott- t.r. email ,t.. r- uiH- 'ral.al i DG ... velteu vi. 10 .IC on .e.- shout, e.
 All th- ahosJ aoT5l= are tr---..- .- .. ... kIp.
 IH addition totLr above. Che ... ... ..- old rsisci by tiasGiu. ra.G HI-.. I..s.. D on left hip sud N'.- .-g4 and l.- ... f. brand. Any 'uN pose. --Iu- r.......... .." cerumg these los-e- uiii aa.I-H a5 ..-..-. Ing with ue iUmadja,-.E.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
LIHUIg DI.PTNsARY

sDJ Geary st-aat San Francisco, Cal. Private entrance, tr1 Mason strse-, four blocks ID Gssry street from ksaruy. IaIH entrance through Dispen-Ery Drug Stura. OcIJd&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Legal Biank8 !.
For Sale at the C1rzu. g.a.

DISTRICT CCCDT sLa. | AfEnayit for Attachment. ! Undertaking uG AtJaci--.-t l Indictments, ! sherln's Certificates of sab of I,.-.
 Execution. PROBATE C0CHr uI.ts-s Or'o- directing No. ices .o br -i..- ,..... ... rotr' "i anne apppiLt,d for u-,r.- .. CertlECats ot Wal and facts iocr# Order dlr'rtirg puSiIr- tgf.c. s,r .I...
 Tor Letters ot Auu..Ii-,r..-.... Cit4 Ions. Creditors Claim. Order appointing AGuirtat--.t.r Bonds of Administrator and .1rrrf.-. Order appoiu ing Az rriIss--, Order appoiutIH- ,lu- for Probate OF ',
 directing publication us Ntf.--.u -... Oruer sptulnfUg tune and ....r frr
 Application tp s.Ii se-.0-.I I..-
 cIl. q. ing No-f-r lI De given prtirr O chow c..r-s g.h- ...r
 l- fr'e rl md ro- .F l... Order aPtu.a.,u--. uf l'.--. Order oi Sale .. ,'al..a... i... Order apput Ines a.s fog ...
 and C.r.-tIu .. tt.s.F.. Notice CT ..rr" -at t.r -...... BLANKS ySE D IS Cs..
 tNt- lJ E ..-,.. AHids7i- cr CiIra-sa.. Al, leFlf Cl uvH Gr.Gu. ". .. Agre-llru- vt-u tH... NotIgs v' aEr...-'-.H .- CIVIL rEoCL-usEs ... .... Summon. Com '1rt a c.e:a s.-
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 El- r.tLA-f fJ.. Loca';1r Notices, MIuITs iIn.ta Rr-i t,'rf- liHa.s Real --f .t- .ir.-...-.s fOTe- Ui fl-ug-.s-. lel--a B1-d .os Deed -p 7-.l...- l.... AcEEow d.u.aat- Ac<l. iHls-rrH-. f- for r-.- al AthdaY t- ai .u..'iu-r.uH. Notice O. tiiuiu- f la.-a E1-d lf.sr !. ..g..-.1
 ~ li, cd ths-s h.Hssa ... fprui'y vrtI ttH -r.t.. . mining llsa 1f ..- -....t Order= -eEJ ou- ci tia e... l.t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Theo. G. Fitch to Jacob Trobridge, lease of lot 6. block 193, Tucson, with buildings, 6 months, S2l0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Voice of the People.
rHE WHERryRss or Tuf HOW.

The CITIZEN is not responsible for the orin cns ezUreFsed by its oorrespOndents.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
DIR. PIE-CE,s

ford -l large exp
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
CIiIZen Printing ll, u.

Address all Letters 0. Or'.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

-E Egyra. -tra-.. >s.l Francisco, 'G-.
 P -,-i gAys l VErsrsgrz Cp.fP0CSp, .eerz ..it gf tuGuy ye. s- ,'f special pra r.i-s and hsr, ..- ly, wHlrn under .ay special l-tvIce has ueve. .Is. 'i of -Icssas iu the c-r1 Of LOSr JtNLOuD -sel .I.5.f..sEs s. SIC 'yi' st
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
CUR F.ELD GF E--E79

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-12
wANAHtCHIE.

NhOclhl 10 INC huLcttc'
wNXNuAcHiE, TEX, Sept, 1.-THE
grand jury and the district court have
been grinding away since Monday.
a special venire of sixty persons, to
serve as Jurors Ia the Frccland murder
case, has been summoned for Scptcm-
Der ~, the day set for trial,
A horrible crime Is reported from Bris-
toll In this, Ellis county. farmer by
the name of james Heard, living near
the place, Is charged with having com
mltted an outrage on the persons of his
own daughter and own sister. The two
are married women, being the wives Of
+. and j, Busby. The women made
complaint, before Esquire Farrar, and
the old man fed the country. IIcard'S
wife brought the two women
to town yesterday to make Il counter ALL
dayit, saying that they had sworn to a lie,
and We're made to do so by their husbands
who wanted to get rid of the old man,
The natter Is being thoroughly myesti-
gated aud the husbands are kept apart
| Some startling revelations are expected
I \ child near here was killed by light.
( ming yesterday. It's father, Mr.. Warren,
1 who was IN custody for stealing cattle
was sent to see the child under guard OF
Deputy Sheriff Cantrcll. On their way ou
Mr.. Warren jumped from the wagon
took to the brush and made his escape.
Two hundred and twenty-five bales O
cotton have been sok up to date here,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-12
Storm sisnnI..

As the coming of great storm is her
aided by the display of cautonary sig
mails, SO Is the approach of that dread and
fatal disease, consumption of the lungs,
usually announced in advance by pimpleS,
blotchcS, eruptions, ulcers, glandular
swelllngs and Kindred outward nantes.
mtlons of the internal blood poison,
which, II not promptly expelled from the
system, attacks the delicate tissues of the
lungs, causing them 10 ulceratc and break
down, DR.. Ptercc's "Golden Medical
Discovery is the great remedy for this, as
for all diseases having their origin in bad
blood. 1t Improves the appetite and di.
geStion, Increases nutrition and builds up
the wasted system