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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

Chamberlain sampled a carload of Crescent ore Tuesday which was taken out on the lease of Peters & Vial. The ore which Messrs. Peters < Vial have been taking out IS said to be the bes | ever extracted from the mine. We are glad to hear it, for the boys worked for months ID very unfavorable ground without pound of ore in sight, but the Lord was on theIr side, and one d6y about six months ago they struck it rich ard have been taking out good ore ever since. Through their perseverance twenty men arc nov working where not one would have been had they thrown it up in disgust, as nine out of ten men would have done, eight months ago. KinomCn Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Grayson, Key
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"Our Queen, as We'll as Yours,

Minister Phelps is reported to have mede a speech at Cyrus W. Fields Lon don banquet, in winch be alluded to Queen Victoria ss tour Queen as well as yours Probably MT. Phelps only intended to pay the Queen personal compliment, but the lmpIeelon of the speech would naturally produce in Flu rope IS that tbe Americans envy the British the possession of a reigniug family. MT. Phelps's foolish after dinner speech warrants thls conclusion. It Is only III the fact that she is a Queen that Victoria differs materially from thousands of American women. Our Queen, as well as yours" means, then, "a queen as well Cs you." It means that We claim to share with the British people the Rlories of reiguing family and a cOurt circle. In the short time Mir. Phelps has been in London, be has convinced the American peop!e that he Is not fit man to represent th, public abroad. He evidently has not much respect for republican institu- tiOnP. He was Copperhead during the war, and apparently has never be D reconstructed. He fits easy to that Eu- lisl circle which invested in Confed- crate bOuds, in tie hope and belief that Il @ seeding States would effect final separation from the Union. IL k d. ready clear that NIT. Cleveland put tie wrong man at the head of the State DepRrtment.-S. r. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
 soONE NEED SUFFER.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itcning and Liberated Piles has been discovered bv Dr. Williams tan Indian Remedy called Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 9 or go years standing. No one need suffer hve minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, lnstru- nents and electuaries do more harm than good. Williams Indian Plle Ointment absorbs the tumors, allsys the intense itching, (partIculariy ct night ter getting warm in bed.l acts as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is pre- pared only for Piles, itching of the pri- yhte parts, and for nothing else.
 Read what the Hon. J. M. Cothnbarry, of Cleveland, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: "l have used scores of Pile Cures, and 1t affords me plessure to say that l have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief ss Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment" For sale by all druggists and mailed on receipt oi price, l. 1
 Cleveland, O.
 Sold by B. A. Yorbs & Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

A few weeks ago a worthy Psnsy,- vanian named Shields went insane through worry over the duties of the postoffice to which he had just been ap- pointed. Now another Pennsylvanian, Milton J. Wagonhursf, of Alburtis. has become demsEted because he did not at orce obtain the coveted postmssiershi ? for which he was an applicant. Per plexed by anomalies of this sort Mir rupper's pIoverbial philosophy am bles to the rescue with the assur- ance that one mans meat Is another mans polson. Calsmities Of such a character may justify the promulgatior of new political beatitude, Blessed IS he that hungereth not for A pOstofiice.' New York Graphic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Board Of Supervisors.
OFFICIAL.
Irrsnc A n Inl

TUcsoS, A. T, July 18th, 1885. The Board met at IO:3O o'clock A. n., pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-J. c. Handy. chairman pro ten; Geo. W. feits~orth, member, Cnns. R- Drake, deputy ex-officio clerk. Aosent-J. S. Mansfield, chairman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 The form of the bond to be issued to The CalabGsGs, Tucson 6 Northwestern Haiiroad Company as prepared under me joint dlctatiun of ihe Board of Supervisors of Pima County. A. T., E. II. Hereford District Attorney of Pima County Cnd Messrs. Haynes * Stiles attorneys for the said Calabasas, Tue son & Northwestern Railroad Company, "@s submitted and taken under consid- erEtior.
 The board adjourned to meet at IO:30 a. h., July litb, 1885.
 !. c. HANDY,
 Chairman pro tenn. Attest:
 ". E. HoRToS, EE-Oni.io Clerk, per Chas- R. Drake, Deputy Ex-Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Ysr Enad Tor Arizona.

4 telegram was received in this city yesterday from Boston that Presideni Mutt, of the Atlantic & Pacific, had made the necessary preliminary arrange ments with Messrs. c. r. Hamilton and .C.M. Wilson to at once % to work on the construction of the Prescott d Arlzona Central railroad. which IS to run from Chino, on the Atlantic d Pa cIfc rosl. to Prescott. This will be good news for the people Of the capital of Arizona, who are eager for railroad connection with the outside world, NIessrs. Wilson & Hamilton are old railroad builders, and they say that tbey will build the road Gs rapidly as men and money can do it. The road will be standard gauge, although reports that it would be narrow gauge have heen circulated. The beginning ol work on the road under their auspices and backed by the Atlanti, 6 Pacific will doubtless klll the rival enterprise upder the control of Messrs. Bullock and others. Albuquerque Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
TCcsoy, 4. T., July I4th, 1885.

The Board of Supervisors met pur. suant to adjournment, Jt lO45 a. m this day.
 Iresent-J. c. Handy, Chairman pro. teu.; Geo. w. Teitswo-th. Member; V. 5. Horton, Ex-Ofiicio Clerk. Alb. sent, J. $. Manfeli, Ctairman. TEe minutes of previous meeting rea.l aud approved.
 There LelGg no business before the Board on motion the Board adjourned 10 lO:j0 o'clock a. m., July 2lst, 1885.
 J. C. HANDY.
 Chairman pro tenn. Attest:
 W. E. HORTON ex-ofiicio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

The startling fact hrough: out by ihe comrittal cf Judge ClUugh IS th't Tor several months San Francisco has Iad an insane Judge upon the bench 'fl lhs eases and administering justice. O'ef six months ago lIs actions began 10 eA- cite comment. but what was then con sidered hls wilful misconduct II now discoyered to be due to alienation oI mind. The injustice of the judgments nassed upon Judge Cloughs actions can be corrected. but the tansie m winch this leaves the business oi tue Conrt can not be strengthened so easily. IT. leaves the litigauts in cases he mas recently decided in peculiar sitHHtion'
 Alfa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

The President has appointed ColoLel JobD G,bhon of the Seventh Infantry to Ina Rricsdisr General of the Army wee Cs1ersl e C. c. Aueur. retired. This sp- no;ntrrent causes the following Er. mo- i;ons. ho,1' Lieutenant Colonel Harry C. Mer, .;o-, Second Infantry. to be Colonel oi .ba ta--,; Seventh Infantry: MajorJ. ;. tlet- oser cIe Jr. Tweaty-third Infantry, to oe CnInnci of The Second Infantry; Cap tain Samuel Ovenshine, flitn iiiIan,I 1, to be Major ot the Twenty-thiFII, 2, I.-., lnl-ns s' "; First Lieutenant Henry nIn.i Tsaa!-r r' to be Captain of the fiith lnIaIs4! m p4s and Second Lieutenant d. M. ,hl ., tsllo, to he First Lieutepan' 0i 'N' Fifth Infantry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
StOD That l0ugh

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung BaIsam-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect cough. It may prove fatal Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrazIer's Throat and Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be without it after once using it, and discovering its marvellous power. It is put up ID large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Notice.

J. D. Holladay, of Pima City, Graham County, Arizona, has the general agency of Arizona for the celebrated Buckeye Mowers, combined Table Rakes, DrC D. pers, Harvesters and Cord Binders of the latest style. Also Sulky Flows, Harrows, Hay Rakes. m fact every thing in the lIne of farming tools at the most reasonable prices. All orders solicited and prompt attention given tO all in quiries anu correspondence. Call and examine. Also the best force pump made, and fixtures of all kinds m4 Pm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Book. In France and Germany.
The Curreut.1

It has been calculated that France pub fishes the largest number of boo in pro portion 10 population. issuing one book to every l 500 inhabitants. Germany ranking sixth with one book to every 2, 800 in habitants
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
His Opinion.

X little vitticism Gt the expense of Tucson, tuo good to be lost, and one tbat wal be appreciated by its lster towns in ihis IcrritcIy. took place les; evening. Judge ]. ;. Robinson was leisurely enjoying tie cool evening breeze with bis chair tipped back h front of the Russ Eouse. when sn in liviIual came snblinE along at q gait suggestive of suudry potaiions, and sccJsted the Judge with the abrupt ques- tiOn: Do you (hic) live here:"
 "No sir; TD a jhic) stranger in this tovn," replied the nrbane BlackstonIan, with an effort to initiate the apparent disturbed mental and physical condition cf his inteFiocutor.
 "Weil,' said the hilarious individual. II do; I've been smelling this (hid) d-d town for two years now, and you the (hic) residents havn't got energy enough to lhic) take It ou. and bury il. Good bye"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

Tom Wade states that he has no part,
 .r ;n the Park Theater, IS was stated tea.arSay. ne He will have the pavilion .!T sn;sb d this week and will open next sIt Monday, if not sooner, with full com, com nany of artists. Mr. Wade IS an sai eneaI pa ppai;c manager and will make a siGnai snccess of the Park.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

bir John Gardiner one oi the newly elected school trustees is the discOveEer of a process that is worth S6.l1 annually to every resident ui the city os Tucson, and you need not pay for It until yol huya tried it. Now all the people are more or less troubled with mosquitoes; they are not veiy numerous nor very large, to be sure, but She music of even 2 small, lean and lnnk mosquito IS of- ten a greater nuisance than a whole brass baud when one courts the hckle favors ot morpheus. Mir. Gardiner, m his philosophy, argues that mosquitoes breed in stagnant water; the only staCuant water to be fOundin Tucson IS m disused wells and vaults. It k well known that coal oil is destructive to animal life und there are chances that the mosquito may possess no affinity for tha Olesginous product Of subterraneRn Pennsy lvania; the oil will float upon the surface of the water and, by George, it will end their propa- pstion. He tried 1t with such success that he is full of eurekai excelsior, and nux vomica, Not 'skeeter has dared to Tn fringe upon tie certain efficacy of hls specific, and, moreover, the kerosene has proved io bs complete and thor ough GisinfectEnt for lis vaults. Now le. every resident squander quart of (. .il oil in these pestilenti2l breeding plsces and then call NIT. Gardiner ben factor. The people can now readily see why he was elected school trustee: gen jus k appreciated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEEIISG OF THE STOCK.
 Soli~r- Q. the >ouih~rn fN-inc Rzilro~d fof Ari-nual wiII be keld af the ottce of the Coanuany. in th- city Of san francl-co, state o. CaIforpfa on Wednssiay. the ritesuth day of July is-5 Et Gen o'clock a. h. Co Slsct dirsc = o-s for h., ensuing yeA- sud to trabsact snca other business As nay properly eozs ssfors '~'O ''' F.S DoUrI.
 ia3ard S--rrstarys
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

It is said that a buzzard will not eat Q dead Mexican because his body is SO thoroughly saturated with r-d pepper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
Legal Blanks ]! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT CorLT PLANES.

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 Execution
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS Order directing No lces fo he sssen Co Crs..Itars- Notice Of tlire appolEtrd for proving Nil- Certificate of Wall and fact- tound- Order dIrectiul; pnsIIng NoiIc-s of Application
 for Letters of AduIn-ntrsilon- Citations, Creditors Claim. Order appointIne AdInirls,rS.or. Bonds of AdmiuI-trasor arl kx-cUtor. Order appolntins tin.s for Probate oi wiu and
 directing FublicatOn of Notice of sane. Order appointing time and YihCe Tor HeSuus
 Application to cell fefsOual fruperty aud
 directing NOtice Co be gwen. Order tO show cause why order of saie cf Req
 Estate should not n, ate. Order appointing gGle of Per-pnal Property. Order of Sale of Personal fgoycrty, Order appsHatIE- day for settlement of sccoan
 and dIrectius Sotice Co he gwen Notice of tune -ct for Settlement of Account BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING q. |. FAT
 ENrS To MINING CLAIMS. Adi,iA.it of Citlzcuship. Afli,:sFit of live hundred dollars Improvements Agreement with Publishers. NOtlce ct application soE [. \. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUsIICT CoUET. summons. Complain; .a claim and de-.-vrs ,- Per-oaAi PrcTsity. USd.'s akI.. !: on clam and is,iTss. ., Pers0aNl
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

Caoroe Cooler makes a cooler elasS ot lemonade than any other pTo.sss.I,;nn, p.ssss,;no m ;n tbe business. He is tue lnteres'ins r,an st Alex. Leyir's Club.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

Wyatt Esrp is one of the proprietofs of the Fashion saloon ID Aspen, CoL His partner is Horace O. Hughes,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Unclaimed letters remaining in Postoaics Ai ucson ArlEorR JulY la I-sJ.

Pure French table elaret can be had at the Pioneer French saloon, corner of Camp and Church streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

The statement IS made that Peru, weary of internal strife, IS desirous Of hsviog the United States extend pro tectorate over her. We doubt this. The United States is not loved in Peru since We undertook to dictate to ChIli the terms upon which she should make peace with her neighbor, and then were conpelled 10 back down. Chi6 calmly gave us to understand that her fight with Peru was none of our business, aud that, rather than permit us 10 ln- ,erfsre, she would go to war with us. Fortunately for San Francesca, Uncle ; i'm pocketed the affront and left Peru to her fate, which was Q hard one. Chih has a navy. while We have none, and had war come tbis city would have been at the mercy ofthe Chilisn ironclGds Since this big republic, with all its wealth and immense latent power, IS not in a condition to resent the threat ot 8 thrashiug from even little Chili. 1t IS rot likely that Peru. or any other coun- try. will be anxious 10 seek the doubt ful blessir gs of onr protection. '-S. r. Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
PILES, PILES! PILES

Meissonier's pictures are insured at th rate of Si00 square inch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

The Washington correspondent of the Cleveland Leader says: There are now, it is estimated, 7,0OO,OO0 Jews in the world, and these are scattered over every part of it. There are a great
 many in this country, and our Jewish
 population is so rapidly increasing that there are said to be in New York city alone more than COCO. They are wealthy, too, and they spend a great deal of money ia enjoying themselves, At this time of year they monopolize the best hotels of the Summer resorts. and e. Long Branch ard Saratoga you wlll see as maoy fair Jewesscs as Chris tiavr. Az to their influence in public
 affairs, the Belmonts are Jews, and Per " Belmont has Hebrew blood Tn him. Ieorold Morse, the millionaire Cong ressInan from Boston, Is Bavarian Jew and of our noted men of the past
 one or two have been of Jewish blood. Benjamin, the Secretary of WEr of the rebel Cabinet, who died the other day, is T notable instance. The Jews have done much in many branches outside of rndNey making. In music, Mendel- ssohn, Bartholdy and Meyerbeer were Jews: in s,atesmanship. Disraeli, Las- ker and Chemieux were of the same race in literature we have Boerne, Auerbacb, Heine sn nd Ricardo, and ID journalism there are FulltZer and others
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18

| O. O. F. Pima Lodge So. q Ize~t. -v-rJ A. Thursday evening" [ o'Clcck standard tlaza. Odd Fellows Hal, cornrr Church street. sns Madden Lane |. E tui Rl l. B. ti.
 PHILIP SCdRJEBEE. E--. S..ct'v.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
ATTORNEYS
AREI. S DuNcAl

A TIORNEi AND COUNSEL LCR AT LAW, A Corner ct Pennington and Court Ssrexts opposite Court Honse. Tucson. Arlzor. !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
NUMBER II.
What He Got BY 1t.

"Come mighty nigh KILN fine buck
dismswnin', said an old negro. -
Comm long through de woods an
'er ole buck be jump up an, booker,y be
run.cf few yards an stop stilI. Come
in one er shootin' him. sab"
why didn't YOU shoot p
didn't bab nav gun wild me, sah."
Then how did you come in, one OF
shooting him ?"
Case, sab. / come ir one o. ,akin' my
gun wild me a f
why didn't you take your gun ?, 4
"Didn't hab none, sah " SsT
"Y"u are an old fool"
"Look beab, dosn 'buse er man dat
way when yer ain got no csuse. amt
got no gun, fur ateler dat wuz erbout
'er buy one frum, sxed me jes' aone dol.
lar mon could pay. sSos 1 come in ons
| o gettin' de gun. e. / bad er got It, /
would er tuck it long wid me, an ef
i'dei -hadIt. Lcnnld -er- shot de buck.
easy, sab. So doan come 'roun' 'busin'
er man waen dc fseks is ell erqin ver.-.
] hab knowed folks Ter fetch trouble on
dar selves dat way. Err pusson oughter
be keer'ul in dis heah worp o. ecience
an, speckerlstion. Good mawnin', sab.
Since yer's acted dis way, Il iwouldsnter|
gin yer none o. de meat eff had er kill.
ed it. Fore yer tslked dat way woulder
made yer present O. some o. de buck
See whut yer cot by it, sah."-A Arkan-
saw Traveller. .s,sa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
To Make Your Girls True Women.

Give them, irst of all, good prac,
tical education, and as good one az
your means will admit, but no more.
Give them a thorough knowledge oi
the truths OF life, both good and bad, as
taken from the leaves Of your own ex.
perience; let them know the evils as vel
as the good of :he world, and don't le,
anything persuade you 10 put veil be.
tween them and knowledge of life ss il
is.
Teach them the most uncommon oil
all things-hard common sense.
Teach them TO cook, TO wash, TO iron.
Teach them 10 sew on buttons, 10
make shirts, 70 make their own dresses
Teach Them that girl with laugh ir
her eve, and the rose-tint OF health in
her cheek, is worth dczsn high-heeled
Itight-iaced, art-msde misses.
Teach them that an honorable, prac
tical man, even though be lacks "style,'
is worth more than q bakers dozen o.
"dudes."
Teach them that the "dollar OF tbeil
daddy's" is only one hundred pennies
Teach them how 10 do marketing, ani
to look after the bills.
Teach them seli-reliance.
Then there will be fewer divorces, les,
elopements, scandals, and the winds o
happiness and contentment should waf
them smoothly over the troubled sea o
life.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21

A dudes trousers beat breach oil
contract all TO pieces. Tbey are breecbes
of contract.
Reading make'h full man." saws
Bacon. Curious that the libraries aren',
patronized more.
A genius has invented steel knives
which will cut cold iron. Now board.
ing-house beefsleak must yield.
Truth il mighty and must prevail
So, also, must Mishier's Herb Bitters
prevsil over all forms of kidney ana lv.
er diseases. Dyspepsia and indigestion n
likewise yield TO the magic fi's power.
Read what Millard Mosier, of Barclay
street, New York, says: "After suffering
Iorments from dyspepsia and indiges-
ton found q complete cure in your
remedy. Nv. wife was also cured oi
severe neuralgia"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
Her Parrot and Her Mother.

During the excitement which Gre
caused among the tenants Of No. S37
East Fourteen,h street Saturday night,
Sergeant Welsing. OF the Seventeenth
Precinct, was standing on the side walk
when q pretty yoaag woman accosted
him.
10, Sergeant" she said, "won't you
please get my poor green parrot out
He will be sufIocsted-"
"Where is hep" demanded the officer.
"On the third hoor
"But there are several, apartments on
the third floor How can / find yours p
"There wik be no trouble about that, "
answered the sobbing girl. A lady is 10
the room"
"Who is the lady 2"
"My mother"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
Ell Mahdi's Soldiers.

The correspondent Of the London
Times. writing from the advance post Of
the British army in the SoudaD, says
"The Arabs seem TO be more like wild
beasts than human beings. Even women
ahd children fight in their ranks, and
when our mel sought to afford aid to
some Of the men who could not walk
they crawled toward them with their
spears between their teeth, striving even
yet to slay Kaffir These traits some.
what diminish the sympathy which We
should otherwise ieel for such brave an
tsgonists. Were their ferocity shown in
the heat OF battle it would be excusable
but these wretchts hours after we're ami
mated by tiendisb desire to injure those
who sought to relieve their sufferlngs
Even the nobler animals have some idea
of gratitude, aud Arabs must hencefortb
be regarded in the light of the most saw.
age OF the worst description OF beasts o
prev. The fact is they are maddened
into brutality by fanaticism,"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
A Head for Business.

Aigernon: "Ah! my deah boy; sc
glad to see you, and how is your sui
with Miss De Rich coming on ?"
Augustus: "WeslIy. my boy, cam
say that We made much progress so
tar, but believe I've hit on the rigbI
idea now. Do you see this dawg ?"
"Of course. What delightfully."- Eng.
lish pug jas. like the one that Miss D.
Rich admired, by the way"
"It's the very one, my hoy. She wen'
into ecstacies over it at the dawg show.
"Ah! see; so you've bought It fol
her p
M; for my self"
"For yourself? What good can tina
do you?'
"Why, my boy, can't you seef Ba,
jove, the dear girl will have TO tske ne
or lose the dawg you know.-PAiladel
phia Call.