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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
wooInnd hides.

Twelve months clip, light, fine aud medium
iight line 70 medium, lOalSci fall, line
heavy ---; fall light, nnc medium -------
coarse s1 i2c
Hides-No. aint dry, ION and upward, perm
lSi4 i5c; No. nini dry per D iAc, No. light
Hint per u gaso, bulls and heavy damaged per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
Grnin nnd Eenhsfnn.

Whcat--Cholce No. J TIC medium 00@Gic low
grade hOaa5c. Data 2la25c. Barley sOas 5c.
uay--Ioose from tic wagon . C0af % per ton
bale hAv A0GII 90. Bran GOe per 100 Chops
81 - per 100 Corn meal nne bOlted per 100
81 90, iIominy and grits - per Dbl. Millet'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

GALVESTON, TEN, Nov. l6-Cotton-spot
steady, l6c higher.
Gross receipts, j ,iGl bales.
Sales, 1872 bales
Exports 1902.
Stock l0l 96l
Ordinary, lie; good ordinary, sici low mid
ding, SEC; middllng, p!c; good middling, aic;
midJ'ing fair, 9ic,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

fmite.ts who have never used
"A , .asEing powder are requested
4, "a l'Al. 1t is recommended for
4a,sS !. strength and has never yet
The bread.maker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

Liverpool.

hardening.
Ordinary 4sd; good ordinary sd low mid.
ding 10 lGd middling uplands 3 l6di mid
ding Orleans Z. led
Total sales, 10000; American 500. Imports,
TOM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
Now Ynrls

NEw YORK, Nov. 16-Cotton-spot closed
firm.
Ordinary 10 l6c good ordinary s5.l6c; low
middllug Ole middling 9.lbc; good middling
9 10 lGc. middling fair lU9-lbc.
closed quiet hut steady
Sales l64 bales.
Futures closed qule, hut Grm, to o points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

10 Sc calf skins and badly damaged per hlGGci
green saltcd sound per N &c. butchers grcon
unt |.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
Mules and Horses.

nv , ,, at their old stand want
4 wn mules and horses in the mar
pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
ON CHANGE.
The General Stock List Advanced Yes.
terday-MOney Was Easy-Lhe
Stock Trade Brisk.
The Grain Market opened strong but sue
onmbed 20 the Downward Tendency
Before the close.


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NEW NoRN, NOV. l6.-M1nev on call essv NJ
Ead per cent prime mercantile paper, 4idbt
loreign exchange quiet 40 si.S2i for sixty DAYS
and SisIl for demand
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. lG.--Ihc following were the
onlcial closing quotations az the New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

I'm. rtrtet.cag tnip aFpfi ts''s.' 80 -, 80
sno, Vas caught ~ The car'wheel anp
hadly mashed aud bruised ,,,,.,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

na,,occgt mar uur1ug INC ast year ns ila =,
-..,.al,,ed cal .55s sin answer 70 prayer,
IHNcifNN - f....ttnt having been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17

loasls 'N tp
nuts. raised ia Sow sisslee va
irvm Las Vegas y ns'
Orleans the past month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Tombstone Mining Notes.

There is very little to report this week m mining circles Preparations toi lower level resumption of work on tn hull are progressing favOrably, and 1t T. now thought that within ninety dayr tue pumps will be at work.
 One of the most esscnsial necessltle- for any silver camp, cheap reduction, T. now being experimented upon by Cap'. Taylor at the NIzIna hoist, and wIth most gratifying result. In cOnnectlnh with his teaching vat he Is now running d ret of Is inch Cornish rollers, having d crushing capacity Of IT, tons per hOu'. From the rolls the ore passes down n chute to a car which IS run to ground station of the main shaft, from winch r is hoisted to the car il or and tracked to the teaching vats. From these, tcur ID number, and having a capacity of nine tons, the silver solution passes to the eclpitating tank. 1wenty-fOur hours IS the maximum time required from the rock breaker to the furnace, from which the silver recent y reduced has been of n high mark of hneness. Captain lay Tor informs us thet the cost of reduction by this process will not exceed S4 per ton, enabling custom work to be done at S6 70 SS per ton. This will be good news to tt ose who are interested m the pros perity of the camp, and with the Epitaph they will heartily join Tn according to MT Taylor due credit for hIs enterprise m an experiment that bids fair tO be speed fly increased by an additional plant, and for winch thousands of tons m this district are now aEaIting move ment.
 Work on the Mamie still progresses, but the care requisite ID removing rotten and ill-placed tImbering in the mlne vii occupy some tune. In No 3 shaft, how ever. r-foot ledge has been stripped, ex- posing iron ore of low grade, but more
 han likely m that s,cton of the camp to break oD to pay ore.
 From the Ground Hog three carloads per month are beIng shipped for reduc- tion. Shafts Nos l, 2 and are down respectively POO, 5 and 70 feet. Present o tput coming from stopes of No. shaft ani I0O-foot level drift of No. shaft to- ward No l.
 A shipment of ore has just been made from the No Count, which IS compr mentary to the nerve of Mir. Miller. For the past six months with but httie to cneer save an abidnS faith he has been consistently blasting out dead work; lis reward. in when Senator Harwood -hares. consists m uDcoveIing and now stoping from a 6 foot floor of as tine prade ore as has ever been taken fr' m Fne mine Tn the past, the high character of which is we'll known.
 Lessees of the WAterville mill are feeling very comfortable over the results of the daily runs of the tallings dump.
 Twenty-one men ure running the Dos ton mill on tailirgs and securing a goodly amount of the base of the dollar of our daddIes.
 Lack of space and not of subject ma tar,aI preyents furthe mention of Tomb stone distrIct ID thus issue.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Going tO Grandma.

Readers of the Record will remember ne1tJn of the starting from Tucson, lo' long slnce. of a qusrtette Of little o2's TT Pennsylvania in cearge Of the eldest of the group, s little miss scarcely ? her t-eas. From the Shelbyville, (O.) h-7'.d ls gathered the following con Gs-rnlus the trip: -Four children on the fsnh'nile train from the west yester- eag attracted considerable attention
 Ileir nam s were Mamie, Jennie, Lulu ald Johnn, Graham, and they travelled s. she way from Tucson, Arizona, s.one. he oldest of the little girls, A-mle, took charge of the party, and ,-e m0therly care which she took of the aA5y boy, as yet unable to talk, WAS both amusing aud pathetic. She said that sle con lucturs and brakemen had taken .'' aS gooi care of them as 1T .-4s had been their own children, and Ia- pa-7-ugers had been just as kind. 1lelr father and mother had separated ',ne tune ago, and she did not know NLrre Le was. The mother died lew weeks ago, and the little waifs were on 'lrir wa' 10 their grandmother, who AVes n John,town. Pa."-Record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
sn,rL, Krnm the NyIrc..

President Arthur and Cabinet were kept busy yesterday cleaning mp unhn- ished work, prior to turning over to the new administrator.
 Ex President Arthur will remain m Washington a few weeks, with the FrelIDghuy en family.
 The Senate passed a resolution thank ing Senator Edmunis for the courteous impartial and abl, mHuner ID winch he has pres ded over i;s deliverations.
 The Supreme Court decided yester- day m the case of Cullen vs. Paul m the affirmative. In the case of Williams ys. Ildh4ll. judgment was reserved, tho court holding that tine warrant was legal and that Marshal Iidbsll was justified Iu his action.
 President Arthur ordered a Court Martial, yesterday, to try Gen Hrz n 'n inc charge of conduct preJudlclal to good order. aud military diSclpline. C,urt to meet on ihe Huh instant. Gen. hancock to preside.
 The strike on the Texas Pacific read l. now fairly inHuguratrd. aud the stilk, ers have notified the off ,ers of the road tnht Wltnln lNt'AN-ANhA hhAAo F.-@ sepcer trains will be stoppel
 President -elect Hendricks was on the floor of the Senate yesterday.
 It has been learned that private nar,i.s have had detectives looking after he safety ot Cleveland for nearly a month.
 General Grant is feeling better since inc bright weather began. He IS stlll at work on bIs book of mt moirs.
 The friends of Gener Grant in Csil- fornia are trying to get hIm tO make hls home in that state snd offer to furnish hin a vineyard that will keep him out of doors and restore him 10 health.
 K,ider. R.ab piy k Co. of Boston will advance S2OO0.OO0 to complete the con neetion of the c htornI, Southern with the Atlantic Pacific Railroad.
 The Gordon memorial fund has reach ed sl0.OO0
 An other defeat ot the English IS re. norted to have takeu place Tn soIti against the Mahdi's men at ha>suIa; ..; resulting m the loss of 2S officers and o0 men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRit T COCRI. FIRST JUDI cIal Distinct, m the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 John smith. pla.urif. sgain-t Charity smith, defendant. summoD7
 Action brought m the District Court of the Hr-t JudIcIal District, m and for the county Of Pima, iu The territory of Arizona.
 The Territory uf arizoua sends greeting to Charity Smi h-
 You are ur .hy summoued ar required 10 ap- pear an au action brought aEBru-t you by tho above named plaintiff tue District Court of the rir-t JuGIctal Dt-ruct m and for the county ut Pima. Iu th. Territory of \ IzOnA and an -wrr tue cuup pislut hird with the Jerk of this Court tt tucson ." snII cuuU J ls copy of which complaint accom- auics this sumW Onsi within twenty day7 'pNriu-fyt ui tho day Ot serVIccl after tu" -rryIce upun yuu uf thIs summons, 1T -.rved in this county, bat tf served put of the county and within thIs strict, then within thirty day-, iu .il other cg-"- forty days.
 and yuu are hereby rotitied that if you fail tO appear and answer he CDmpl-Iut as above re- luired. Che uiaIuru NIl apply to the court for ta,, r.lief fa.-tfu i eIupuiad and costs and dIs- bur-e pnt- iu thi- b-htlf expended.
 .--s-~- tiIFsE du,irr my hand and the seal ot t-, t-sid District ourt JJ Tucson this 23d f'.-'i- }daJ of Jaauary. \. D i--j-
 - c. S.Jr FEOisD5. Clerk
 HyJ. X AS1rE-1N. JE Ieputy- i2i 6r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Notice of Sole TradershiD.

JvNOW ALL WEN BY THESE PRESENTS fraucI-c' Uru r,-ieiua a- luc-nu. county of IruH, t-rriiur. of trisI.aL do h"r' by declare hrfpr' tLsr.e- n. Iuils, hot " pu he m and for tlH e. uEty Df iIIl, lrlrtJ ry uf Auznua, that mt uu .u car., uu lr b siu, -s ot gene ral n. .escuaud zIuE trading auI ui1 uia. turing of hs-u. -- aut said y-, Iu uy 'Wu name and my own a't uurr. under thr provisions e. med and forth lI -rgllOu twet ty -iOcr tO tw, ury -'y y-., IutIu-Ire Of c. ap'er 'hIr y-twO uf fls csmtJIr laws of t.v term or of AIizona. Iu witness vbrr'.i. | have herety set my h and and seal t-J5 sixth day Jt February A. D.
 DOLORES C de CUEN Territory of Arizona County [ Pin a.. ss.
 hereby crTrIly tlt tL- above named Dolores C Cc tL-u. I,r-oual hI Itared before me at my UtiCr .u the county of IuIa ator,sa q, upon Q da %. and tuHu a1. here and m my Ire-ence, eNscut d tts f,re.eIuE d,vIt atluu In wituess N rt. htve hrreuutss -tt my hand and xed ms ouic ] 70 90; my olIce Iu tho uuty of IIfua fL.- stxtu day of br.arl A. D., ISsJ. lS.alI tuAltL-S H- lJLLl. '. r..
 iImH County. Artzoua. Territory of Ari1ou ourty uf r ma, ss. Dol r,- C d. utu b-lr ,. u -t uul5 sW Otn, de- pusc- aud rayS, flg' tte capital p Oyed m th.. bu-iue urur touri lu the is Oing dsclar- at on d. ,- mol exceed m 5mou1 the sum of hys thou-a d lJUtul d..l ur-.
 DOI.uHFS c. de CUEN. Subscribed and sworn to tef rC me Jhis sixth day Of February \. b. I~,l.
 (seal.l CHARLt . II. FULLY N.P.
 In and for Puma e. unty. tnzous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Army Orders.

WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Prescott, Feb. 2.
 Captain r. E. Pierce, 1st Infantry, havisg reported at these headquarters m mplIance wi,h verbal instructions of the department commander. will pro- ceed to San Carlos and ass me c mmand of that post and Cf the police control of the San Carlos Reservation, relieving Captain Emmet Crawford, 3l Cavalry.
 Captain r. l.. Pierce. lst Infantry, k relieved fr. m dlty as A. c. ;. ID the fell ID connection with the issue of ratIOns tO the Hualpal Indians at Blackberry, A. r., and will transf all funds aud stores for winch he IS responsible, to lst Lieutenant \. r. Phister, lst Infantry, who Is appointed in his stead. e6chang- ing proper invoices and receipts.
 l-t Lieutenant N. F. Phis.sr, lst In fantry, Till proceed to Blackberry, \. T Q, for the purpose of IS -uIug raJIOns tO the HuAlpaI Indians at that place on the 9th prox'mo. Upon completion ui tbis dufy Li, uteuant PhIsler will return to his proper station-Fort Moiave.
 lst Lieutenant \. F. Phisler. lst h. ianiry, Is appointed recruiting officer at Fort Moiave, and will take charge of all property and pap rs pertaining to the recruiting service ht that post, relieving Captain F. l.. Pierce, lst Infantry.
 The journeys of Lieutenant Colonel D. + ClendenIn, 3d Cavalry. from Fort Verde via Maricops to Furt Thomas aud return via Albuquerque and Whip pie Barracks to his station, were by di- rectOn of the Department Commander, and were necessary for the public ser vice.
 By order of Blgadier General Crook.
 M, BARBER,
 Assistant Adjutant Genera.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Hues,s at the Bar Banquet in Phenix.

The entire supreme bench, composed of Chef Justice Howard and Associate Justices Fitzgerald and Plnney were nresen,. together with Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Pinney. Among the visitors to our city the following persons were noticed: Ex-Chief Justice French, Hon. J"hn Rush and wife, J. c Herndon esq and wife and F. W. Wells, esq., of Prescott; ex-Judge Stlwell, Ben Goodrich e>q- Mark Smith, esq. George G. Berry, esq, and Thomas Mitchell, esq of Tombstone; A. E. Foote esq, clerk fl the supreme court. and wife. Mir. HeynemAn, of Bisbee; J. A. Zsbriskie, United States district attorney, Hon. JoLn Haynes ~Anderson. esq. J. F. Jefords, esq, Alexander Campbell, esq, Z- L. 1idhail Tinted States marhsll. and A. $. Dun ean. esq, of Tucson; Hon Tom tlte9 and wife of California; ex- -JTdSs ;. ,Ii i; Lewis, of Nevada; L,eut' @ W,5oer Weser anJ anJ Fred Wilcox of Fort McDowell.-Gs- Zette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Sad News.

C7L Bean of the city received tele- gan from his son, c. II. Bean ot Chi ,4.5 today, announcing the death ~. c 4. Bean of Boston, his uncle s-l brother of Col Bean. Deceased was sla Of Hou. B. NJ. Bean who served as r-q-esentatIve iu Congress from New Hampshire. under President JacksUn's $ aiunIs,rat'on. Decea-ei, had be lived G-'il nezt August. would have been 6' years old. He was a railroad man, like Us brother of this city. and during the .Ss; thirty years has been General East r'a Agent of .he Chicago, Burlington X ylncy railway with headquarters st Boston Col. Bean will have the sym la'hy o' hs friends in Arizona over the l0ss Of hs brother.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
The Ca,tIem-n in Annual Session.

The Pima County Live Stock AsSo- citation held their annual meeting in the Court House yesterday. Cattlemen, representing 10000 head of cattle were present.
 The Association met at ten o'clock m. and after transacting some business. adjourned till o'clock, when further business was transacted. The meeting then adjourned till : o'clock, when the election of officers was proceeded with The following officers were elected for 1885:
 Walter Vail, President; W. W. Will jams. Vice President; R. R. Richardson, Treasurer; Brewster Cameron, Secie- tarl.
 The Executive Committee elected for the ensuing year. for the management of the Hfairs uf the organization, con ,ist> of the following membSr-: Royal 4. Johnson, Chairman; Calvin Cameron. George Pusch, F. Maish. Edward Bull lock, Hiram Stevens, l.. II. Gormley, M. k Nlse, M- tT. SamanlegO, t. h. BTOc- tor, Thomas Dunbar, John CrOsslry. The President ani 5 cretary are Oem- b-rs of the Executive Committee ex- Ofiicio.
 The work of the organization during the past year has been highly successful and depredrtiOns are growing gradually ? less.
 This year the Association have as- sumed the aggressive from the nu'start, and have employed the best talent in the Territory to that tni. Its a:ents will travel throughout the country occupied by members of the Association. and any person detected stealing. killing or oth- erwise depredating upon stock not his own will be vigorously prosecuted to the full extent of tbe law.
 The membership uf the organization has recently doubled, and it's power will early be felt by the rustler and lswless element.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Young Men!-Read This.

The Voltaic Belt Co, of Marshall. Mich, offer 10 send their celebrated Flee tro-Voltaic Belt and other electric ap- plisnces on trial for thirty days. to men young or old) afflicted with nervous delllity, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kinds of kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restors- tIen to health, vigor and manhood gusr- anteei. No risk Is incurred as thirty days trIal IS allowed. Write them at nee for illustrated D hamphlet free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
NOted Wedding.

lll-s S'I.well of Tombstone stopped
 D ,--e e..l 0n hIs return from Pnenlx
 El--- le l4i been III attendance brfor,
 i1e Jl.'zi -,ates Court, and just as We @ % F---s w- learn that he has captured g1s rt l-s-,n's fair ladies m the person t A--. Lawrence, daughter o' Col B--- ili that the marriage ceremony "a place tt the residence of the brlde's s Fa-=-,s last evening. Now 1t was moi s-as.! the proper thing for the Judge e -o-s us of one of our fair lRdIe- Tr-5g; first informing the CITIzEN Ia: vhat was going to happen. How s7s, Ee will overlook the omission this a-= snd will juin the friends of the ]-iye and his bride, in wishing them a .-1s. useful and happy life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Dos CabeZaS.

IT not expe fencing a genuine boom, was found to be greatly enthused over the present outlook, and owners of mines are vigorously prosecuting devel- opments. This has been brou-ht about by the resumption Ot work on the Phil adelphis mine and the since constant and profitable run of the ten stamp gold mill. under the sul lerintendency of ;. w.. Wood. upon the product of the prop erty. A depth of lO0 feet has now been reached on the ledge and the battery samples give return Of S2j per ton from the fee gold. while the pyrltes concentrates are readily disposed of by shipment ht a profit of Si5 to $50 per n.-EpiiRph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07

DrunkeRncss. of the Liquor nabit Can Re Cured by Nd an mastering pr. hainr~' Golden specific.
 IL can be gwen ID a cup of coffee or tea without the knowlrdge of the per son taxing 1t. eflectlng speedy and permanent cure. whether ihe patient k a moderate Grnker or an aicoh"hc wreck. Thousands Of drunkard~ have been made temUerate men who have taken the Golden Spt clic ID their coiie' without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking Of their own free will. No harmful effects re- ult from its administration Cures guar. anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Address, Golden Specific Co.
 lsj Race St., Cincinnati, O eOd-W-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Notice for Publication.
Ere -sur.iou No I,l25.

L.s. CGuta Ar lyc,oS, AEIgoSG [
 February lss5. { NOTICE Is U.aEEY GitEN 'CHAF THE - lowing Ua....i .c;. Ter has uied not ce of LIs Iutsrt."u c....." final roof m Sut port Of ole c.stul, ant that -,.I proof Nlil te made be- fore he k..I-t-r ard t,. r.Iyrr at luCrUu, ArI zpf.H ru -..Tct .i I.-1 VIA. Am. nio Nocrti. for tl' A os Nt'. au.i thc Uf SEi. of Sec, -4. 90. iH s,.. ii a L.. iie nor e- fEg following WI'ut--C- ru gr.sv h.- ,rL m uus sldence Uuu1 ar rul'tr0t oI of -ae |. .ud VIZ. indO IIrg %, [ Iru L1-uulrau. Paul EAbbvlle, J. r. | haEou.t.U. of Iu,-uu. ri.oIa.
 E.N I IHuMAS. Ees ster. First uvrleafIel t.bIUary 2l, lsS5. Mtd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Bonanza Mines.
-u.Eclal rennrt of ". H. smiIh. ]

oiAclal report of w. N. Smilh-l
 QUIJOIoA, Feb. 2S. lSS5. aug Waterman, Esq, Secretary Peer less Mining Company. San Franc isco CalltoruIa:
 ., eeriess uprsise has been extended ,e-t, making total cf 90 feet. 5a Orotkrr north drift has been advanced o ,.eet making q total of 36l feet. c 1lnue.l No. vas started m on r''eaer ground on the 26th inst. and Dow lu l9 feet.
 he Comp4ny's we'll iD the valley IS ~" down i2j feet and we think we wlll ,'5.e ,Sael water In days. Grading for the ,-.-- I having been stopped on account ot 'Iange Tn plans will be recommended pmOrrow.
 Tue null is being taken down as Gil.ll.y as possible and large portion '" Is now ready for shipment.
 Yours truly,
 W. $. LYLE, Act'y Supt,
 Per STEVENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
COchise County.

,,-l -ur teidman who has just returned g, 1-- bisbee, says they have already be- f,.., fr,, Io shlD lumber iu with which to re- t'''n tl- The burnt district. That camp Is 'o r,-; so.ld to long allow the charred re- s,,.L s f a fire Tn sight. The same s,-LD s,-,noFity reports dull times in Tomb ls..n and Benson. The Shelter at the b.l:sI piace Is still shTt down, but it IS
 'i'e'ed will start up soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Notice oT Forfeiture.
TI-z.y. TsHF uF NUIzoNA.

Tl-z.S, TsHFrJosY uF NUizoNA.
 'ors4f or iI a. fehrJ arg -l i--J. { To B D Il.rstu.-. yuug arIr-, ey-cu Or>. admin f-HrstfIrr. Ur -r-l--
 Yuu arn -,.,I., n bed that fhs undersigned has rTusr-..I feu Iul.~sd dollars fS.tHi m Ia-o- ami imp. av- .tst- for rbe y-ar- i--3 ant f--f ur.pH t... Ii-.Si. mining cIHlIv. si uated Iu tHr ii-.suf.a lrt e dI-t Irf, county of Pima, I..rlfut. Hl -.-...1. tu order Co hold said prem I-..- nader ff- rrfvl-i r- of -''tion 1.=i h.yi-e | ~ --rI r. .- n tu t..l -tut-s reing the am .unr 2. gui --i to IoII tla same for th" yeArs l--3 and r~-f. and fl. v1fhn 9" 1s from the - rsIcs, .nt unt.r. or v,lt iu %" iAys Tier thts tl- f. ...i..f.. i,f Sod .Il ur refuse tn con fr5bg... .u.r rral4rt..a uf sU h expenditure, h '. -... .. .' d -.f tais a4vrrtl-srusut. as CO oE-.--. yrrr utr.f-t m sad c am ,g-l. a-r.. t... rr 8 .-ty cf the dersIgLed J MS W. VAN HORN
 Tuc-o-. Pima county. A-T..f~b 2i, l-s5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
Sfnn That IOugh
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Bv usiug Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam-the only sure cure Tor Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and S"re Throat. and all diseases of the throat anu Iun,s. Do not neglect a coUEh- lt may prove fatal Scores and handreis of grateful people owe their hyrs to Dr. Frazler's Throat and Lung bal-am, and DO family will ever be without II after once using II, and discovering it- marvellous power. It Is put up ID large family b ttles and sOli for the small prIce of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, PrOp'rs
 Cleveland, O. Sold by B. A. YOTba < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
A tara.

To all vht are suffering from errors and indiscr' tisns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem edy was discovered by a missionary ID South AmerIca Send self-addressed envelope to REv. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D. New York. iY-l6-eOd-d-w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07
pr. Frazier. Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every imPurity. Sold by druggists. PrIce $l. or sIx bottles sent h" express prepaId for g.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co.
 Cleveland, Ohio. Sol6 yb Yorba 6 Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-07

The Citizen takes pleasure in an- nounclng to its patrons that It has just received a fine assortment ot job Stock includin2 ball programmes, visiting cards ana general business material Of all kinds.