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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Yuma Items.
ISentinel.I


 Yuma county has an agricultural boom.
 FoIr quartz mills are running now in tLis district.
 Cris. Homer has beeD runDIng his crusher this week. q. Ginoccbio has secured a lease on tie Southern Pacific hotel.
 A ten-stamp custom mill will pay s good prof; in SIlyer District.
 New gold discovery near Antelope mountain. tHis county. Plenty of rich quartz, wood and water.
 Several car loads of rich ore are lying at Ehrenburg awaiting shipment by steamer to San Francisco.
 The ten-stamp mill at Fl Rio. Cargo MachachO district, will soon be running and bullion will be shipped regularly.
 The Southern Pacific raiiroad will give n two-third rate to all those who desire to come to the Mohawk valley to settle.
 4 bundle of wild hemp from the Col 0raiO rIver bottoms was expressed to in- teres'ed parties in London, England, last week.
 The Walters mine. 15 miles from Yuma, Cargo Muchacho district, winch wHs recently sold io Gill ct el., brought S75.OOO.
 The Picscho mines made their first shipment Of gold bullion last Monday. We understand that the shipments will be made regular hereafter.
 There are sbout 10000 acres of land in Las Flores Valley, unoccupied, suitable for growing all semi-tropical fruits, rais- ms, grapes, etc.
 The Las Flores valley is sheltered by high mountains wbich break the spring wind storm and stop the winter cold wave and frost. hence it's name.
 The Psymsster Mining Company have let the contract to Wm. Tweed for tran -pOrtInE their stamp mill from Cactns to the mines in the Poorman's district They purchased the Espsran a mill ID Dsv~a ~,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

There was a cyclical collision on Con gress street this mCrniog, the result of which, had thIs been a kingdom, would have endangered the thrown As things exist. however, nothing more serious than juvenile fright was occasiOned. It happened m thIs way Leo Gold schmidt was saiiing down Congress street on his tricy cle. and ash approach ed the junction of Warner street, young Buttner on bicycle, started across from W. A. ScOtt's office, apparently to go down Warner street. Instead of doing SO be turned suddenly uP Congress street and the pilot wheel of the tircycle passed between the wheels of the bicycle and there was a confusion of cycles for Q moment, with the bicycle rider lying over Oh the IGem saloon sidewalk. Olt Time. with his sickle, vssiapparen;ly lowering near, but he did not care 10 reap SO early in the morning, and the boy arose and, finding no essential limbs missing, be nSain mounted hls yehIc!r and sped gaiiy away up the street. Neither of the ma chimes were injured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Mhr the Rascal didn,t Skip.
TCorr. Cincinnati Inquirer


 I am able to give something worthy of eredence as a reason why Ward IS m prison. He had ample money and Op- pOrtunIty tO go tO safe country after the exposure of hIs rascahty. Several days of liberty elapsed after the explO- sion of the Grant & Ward bubble before he was arrested. and then he vas kept in only civil confinement. from which his escape was easy until his conviction; and 1 asked lawyer connected with the case why It was that the NapOleoDic scou0drel did not retreat quietly from the Moscow Ot his ruin. For the simple reason that he likes to live in New York" was the reply. He knew that he could no. get more than ten years, which term would be shortened by good conduct to about six and a half. He will be scarcely more than forty when ke comes out, wealthy, full of schemes invented dur ing his incarceration, and nOt at all ashamed of his great eXp.0i'. That suits him better than punishment for life
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Pro Bono PubIic9.

1t Is. an acknowledge fact, and # is blushiaEly admitted, that the employees of many business men who pay heavy taxes, defect s portion of tbeir earn ings from the legitimate channels of local trade and send abroad for a great many articles of necessity and luxury that would cost perhaps a trihe more at home. This ID itself Is wrong in prin c.l le and il works il justice to local es- tablishments that support the bulk of
 ucal EUyeTnnIeht and pay wages pro- pIOnai' ls hieLer than Can bt ObtaIued ID the l0callne- where cheap goods are vehd. q 10 meet the greater cost of liy- jug here.
 Turrv is DO law restraining the residents of one place from purchasing in any market iheIr
 aacy may select, nor could such a las be made operative; but there IS an uB- written laE, Or "a her obligation, that lmpsl- a IecIprUcal consideration, and it Is tbls fralIy 10 nome aBd its ILssItu- uOns that builds up prosperous com munItIts and happy nelgnOOThoOds.
 party Of gentI men were discussing IbIs sub!ect last evening and, as q mat Ter Of puDnc nterrst, with the incident purpose of working possible reform m Iue inattrr, -tues agr, ed to offer a re- ward of i've dollars for Ih. best written essay udon the subject by any resident uf the IvrritJry. ILese essays must moi ue too ieng.hs and they will Oe pu olished an the CITIZEN fl toD mach space Is not r, ,quIreu. Iuey may be -euC directly to tho EJltur of the CITIZEN before Christ mas, and, as iLe parIle, who offer tue premium are ps rte;tly responsible geU- tl-men aud wIil themselves pass uiOn the merits the Er;lcles contributed. the CITIZEN AIll guarantee that T will be paid promptly tO The one to wnum l. shall toe awarded. Here is 6 good oppOi tuuIty to di-cuss H ertinent topic and ht the same time contest for a 70 ftr. m nm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The Los Angeles Herald of Sunday says: At nearly midnight last night word WAS brought io the sherriif's office in this city that man had bsen found in the lower part of San Francisco valley in an almost dying c,ndition from having eaten tle fruit of the cac- tus, or tuuss. The mouth, tongue and throat were terribly swollen from the poison from the spiEes, which are as fine as hair and sharp as needles. They are bsrbed, too, and when once they have penetrated the flssh i; IS all but impossible to extract them. Tae h. dIans eat them, but lbey are skilled m removing the spines in the most careful manner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Notice for publication.
Pre-emption No. Is24.
LAND OTY1or Ar TuosoN. Az

LAND OFFICE sT TUCsOS. ARIZONA. |
 November 3t lss5. Notice IS hereby gwen that the fOilowlns named settler has filed notice Of hls intention t0 make tnal proof m support of his claim and that sand prOOs will be made before the Register and Receiver gt Tucson. Arizona, on Dec. 2tfh lssi, VIZ; James F ! eek, for the sEit Sec s. Tp iu =. E.
 He names the fOllOwing witnesses to prov, hIs eontlnu1us residence upon, and cultivation of. said land. viz;
 James A. Crowley. Wallace COe, VI II Peck $ W. Finley, all 0t RedingtoU, Ariz0na-
 BEN h. THOMAS k..gIster First ppbiicariuu Nov 23 IsSS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The greatest consolation to one grow ing old. Is the improved surroundings which come with age, experience and wisdom. We are reminded of this fact by the appearance of the new seed An nual of ID. M. Ferry d O., the celebrat- ed seedsmen of Detroit, Mich. (They enjoy the eDviBble reputation of being the widest and beet known firm, in any business in the United State-.l Millions of people, gardening both for profit and pleasure, have found ever increasing sat- is'sction and delight ID using theIr seeds. Every one desiring seeds of the highest type and best quality, should se- cure their Annual. It IS sent free on application.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The Methodist University IS a fixed fact for Puenix aud a preparatory school will commence about January lsi uncer IEe maHagem, nt of Professor and Mrs. Frambes, we'll and favOrably known ,n California and ArlzOna as educators. Our people will all be pleased 10 hear of the return of MT. and Mrs. Framtes, who at one time were m charge of the Phenix pubic schools. They were the fou e,,srs Of the southern CahfUToia G-ivtIsity, an iustI- tutIon Of great wegith and usefulness at the present time, and We have no doubt that they will do equally as well in the proposed college for ArIzoua. Thus PueHIx mOvrs.-Gbzett-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

J. ]. Jerome. of Signal was ID town last Monday on hIs way to Prescott. Mr. Jerome says that It is ru- mored that the old Peabody mining comp ny intend leasing the McCrackin mlll at Signal and run ii on Signal ore. The Sigrsl mine is be- ing worked with force of about eigh: men and great deal of ore has accum ulsied on the dump which will have to toe remov, d in a short time to make room for that new being taken ut. If sase of the McCrackin mill cannot be obtained the company will fix up the
 Id Signal mill (which will be remem- bered was destroyed by fire about five vesrs HGo). by adding some new mschIn- ery end putting up a building on the old sIte.-Wsllspsi Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The raidIng Alp cLts of Arizona killei [! Sheriff "f Graham county and two companions yesterday, sni continued their murieTOns course through tht cattle rsEctes below Duncan. If ibe people of ATIzoua should some day in. woke their own posse cOmItatus. and ex- terminate n bar q or tVO Cf these frl. lows, nobody herestouts would weep. Los Ang, les Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The prospects are now good for the early building of our railroad. Mr. Bul lock, who here at present, k ID earnes, ID the matter. and as ,ur citlzens are equally m earnest, arrau grme.ts sati= factory Co both TartIes can he speedily If cted m which event, Mr. Bull, ck ss- sures us, the material vill be contracted for and the work pusbed as soon and as rapidly as possible until cCmpleted.- Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MT. F.. Swift came in from Soldier Holes this afternoon and report- that ftur Indisus came out Of the Dragoon mountains this morning and struck across the valley for the Mule mouu- tBins as fast ss their horses would c,rry them. He states that two of their horses were sho1 and two were un- shoj He also states that while going to Sol"ier Holes yesterday he crossed a trail of a out seven or eight Indians Ro- iGg into the Dragons this side of Ante lope Springs. The trail was very fresh -ni he followed 1t up short distance ana found blspke: that they h-d lost and took on with him 10 SoliIer Holes. The Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

Suit was entered with the clerk of the County Court to-day by the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company vs. ihe Arizona Prince Copper Mining Company. for the property of sand Arizona Prince Mining Company and For s3J,OoO damages. Tombstone
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Thomas Curtis.

Thomas Curtis, once an inmate of the Soldiers' Home, at Washington, D. C., and who resided in Tucson about a year sgo. has been allowed arrearages of pen. sion. He will come into possession of the sum at an early day by conferring ulth J. S- Harding, late O Co F, 18th Cavalry, at Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

Yenly the world does move and Bill ly RcId having assumed sole proprietor. ship of the Scotia has purchased Mon arch COmbiaatInn fifteen | all pool table for tue Use Cf tis patrons and EGs com meuced eniarlir- hls billiard room. The Scotia r. hiIsrdy noted for the eN celieuce ui It. iTIuk, iI ev. Y style and we are assured that it Vill lose Lone oi its old lres'Ige uader BIlly R-Ii's sole propuetorshIp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

As the time approaches for the second brood of muni.pHl nOmInees, the caudl- dates grow EOTe uumrr0u-. Besides those regularly nominated at the only original and gesuIue mass convention talI others are 6nly base ImltstI lusl there are, T. J. Nevcome, ". I. Kirby, Geo. McC,sriy and Col. A X. Bean, candidates for City Marshal; Philip SchTeiber, for Assessor and Tax CJl.ec- tor; Paul AbadIe frr Treasurer and Dr. F. II. Goodwin for Recorder There seems tO be a lauialle bmbiiiOn On the part of the people generally to shun the degragaiIOu of becoming council men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Notice for Publication.
D. S. 1&5
LAND OFFICE Al Tucsov, ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT IUCsOS, ARIZONA.
 Novem Der i6. I~-J. NOtIce Is hereby given that the following. named settler Las Sled notice of his intention to make tnal proof m supp rt of hiz claim and that -tIu proof will be made before the Ea.ister and Receiver. af iuc-un. a riZuua on December ls, lS-' VIZ; Matia- strada. or Lots 8 and q SMi, of NNii, and SWi. of sWil. Sec. 1. Tp \. k l6 r..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his contluuyus residence upon, and cultivation of. said lard, VIZ:
 Dewitt C. Cage, Seberiana Nontez. Iohn Rhodes, R. C. Wood. all Of N e-avIlle, PIral Co. Arizona,
 B.M. THOMAS. Rsg..ter. First publication. Nov. I5. lssj
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Notice for Publication.
 D. s. IIs4.
LAND OFFICE AT TuosoS. ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIzoSA.l
 November i-, 1885 Notice IS hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hIs intention Co make hnzl proof m support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the regis eF and receiver at Iu-son. ArlZOna. Ou December 70. isS5. viz; John Schoen hOlzen. for the Eis Of SWi4 and Wa of SEA. Sec. 5. Tp. 10 \. k ls f.. He names the following witnesses Co prove his cont nuOus re-iden' upon and cultivation fl sad lHnd VIZ: William DIehl. Edward Whit lock. MarShal F.. Scott, James Miley. ali of kedlug;on, A. T.
 FEN. NJ. THOMAS, Register F,rst publication Nov Iq lss5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Declaration of Sole leadership
TERRITORY OF ABIZUNA.
 l.LNIN .E IINa- V,

tolNIl OF PIMA Know al men by these presents, that l. Apolunla C as.ue-a' of the town ot Nosalc-, m Ounfy cf PIma. Tern Ory of Arizona. wife of Ihu-. D. ta-anegs. Of the same tlac-. do ph.r by declare and make known my Infrn- tl0Is carry on b siI e5- on ny own account, and m my own name Gs sole tracer, in pur-ur- ance Ot au Act Of the LesIslatu re of the e n tory of 0rzuua entitled An act amendatory of hapt g.. Howell ole approved issceru- Der 3U. iSi5. And l further d-rlare that sand business VIil be the business of a salo., ,r. and wili be carrIet on and practicsd m sad town Of NOgRlss. m th' County and Ter ItO-y aforesaid. and that the amount If capital invested in thi- business does not exceed hve q Ou-and dollars.
 In witaess whereof l have hereunto set my band and seal this second day of Decent Der. A. D. l-S7. her
 iSEALl APOLOSIA c X CAsASEGA.
 Signed and scaled in the presence Of A. Brichta. witness Co mark.
 Territory of Arizona.
 COunty of Pima. IDS
 On this second day of December. A. D. Iss5 before me A. Srichta a Not-ry Puhlc, in and NpClonia (. asanega, Wlfe of IhOs- b. Cassns Ea personally known Co to ba the same person described m and who exs cuted the above iecla- ration a- a party thereto, and that the sand ApOlprIa c. a-zuesa wife of the sand Iho= Q. Gas nera, having been by ue hrst made ac- quaiuted vita the co tents of said decla-a Ion or Insi rument. acknowledged to me on m exanni- uafiOn spurt from and without The h.Artug of her said husband. that she sxac-ii ei the same ire-ly and vpluntari 3. without fear con pull -iou, oI undue influence of her saId husband and that she does not wish Co rctract the e1ecu- ton Of the same
 In .wit e-s ~hereof have ha5eunto 60, my hand and atixed my official zeal. tho q -y and Jea- m thls certificate tirst above written.
 lNEALI \. BRIGHT.
 deci Notary rublic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
SUMMONS.

IS THE COUNTT COURT. OF FIEa ..... ty. Territory of AriEora-
 Fraucisco Leon. plslr-lr a-zl--- -. Leon. dsfeudant--Sumuf-
 ActI"n brought m tt-t t'ourry Cn-.-- r-. .... '.- the ounty o' llus. O. ti- Tern rg ..
 The Territory Of AriEo1a =.rli- --....a Elena x. Leon.
 lou are hereby summor-t and -ls.-..-... r. pear m an acton bruugnf al-alu-- .Hl -. ." Absve named plaintiff in thr t.sr--y and Tor the auut- Of i'lma ur ft- E--r- Arizona, and an-E-r tts cucu plant r le-. tlerA uf this olrr af lur-ssr. la cad ... copy uf winch complaint arcnsrlFar. ls-- r. munSi Slihin tS nty cay- .-1ciu-lt- .f -... or --ryicel after ths s-rvice uEar g.1 .1 summers lt srrvszi a. thls ruuuty- h-l- .r .--r. out of this county and vltt "a ths- di.-r-..- Slthin thirty day-, iu all uft-r ra-e- for. ..- Anh y' are her ty rut' t-sl ttst ls g... appear snd sn-~er tie cs -us.ltlr ..r. -. quirrd. the plainrh El.i sprly tu ft- r--- the r@lief tiereIu d-uuantie.t ard d ...-.- -... burSeuen's m thi- behalf s1r=-ti.-i
 Glven under my h--i and r.s tonn'y On1rL co luc-ul. tll- --t co e- A. D. Is-i
 tsEuJ WE EuE.C- ..--- TERRITORY OF AEIZ HNf
 torSTF uF tl-r.
 I hereby certify th-f -.. a-.-r-t ! -s is "a ful.. true and rr--r .Hl. al umurs t1 fh@ r.a-e ---i ...l r .a--... VI. lena k. Le.lu- uoW Ur O..
 W ltu--- my rsHr 1-.l Ii-il Rcd -e... of October, e. D. i-,s.
 SEAL w. E WtEE pc or tl- touEty ou~-. ir a-t ter f-..
 IerrItlIg ot Ari -orl-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The Citizens Business and Enterprise AsscciatIUn Eeld a meeting last bigui and elected iEs following officers: E M. Jacobs, president; J. S. VI ,nsfeld and W. E Stevens, presidents; J. C HIl- ginger, secrJ sary Albert . eiufeld. tre as- urer; B. M. Jecub-, J S. Mansfeld. W. l.. Stevens, J. c. Hiizirger and T. l.. Schultz, executive Commlttee. Tle meeting then adjourned ulul the l3;h. About two hundred named are LOW On its roll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The annual report of the Commission CT of the Genera. Land Office glves among other things, complete review of the Resyi-- PerAlta fraud, of ArizOna, m which the nature of the attempt to gain possession of a valuable tract of land under frruduleut titles, IS pretty fully exposed. Inc commissioner shows the utter impossibilIty of thIs be- ing q properly made grant aud dismiss- es It bs utterly unworthy of any notice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

Judge R. R Bigelov, District Judge of Elko ard Humboldt counties, Nevads, is ID the city, guest of his old time friend M. F. Freeman. He Is on his way home from business visi. to Sil, yer City, New Meuco
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

The little child of Jere Fryer, of Casa Grande is quite sick, snd but it. lle hope of its recovery exists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
UmCIai Records.
LOCATIONS.


 Apache mine. western slope of Whet- stone n, unraIus. Nov. 2l, E. D Silent; LirIle Dick mine, Pima district. Nov ?, hOwsTd E BaBes, Richard J Pr!ke
 DEEDS.
 Allen Knight to John F Black. W T. of NE . Sec I9. T 2l 5, R l3 l., SO acre S3O0
 W Ai Roberts to John D Perryer, i5 Miii mIne, llar-haw dI-t let; Sl GOO. Thur. D. CHsHnega to ApOlonia C. Ca-au, ga, hir wife, lot on Morley street, \ rg- -lrr; love and off ctIUn.
 Aga-tIu Sol do and wife, to Fl. A. Rogers. lot ID NnRRl,-s; Sj6263
 D. S. Gla-c' tt to Mrs D. Gla colt, lG interest In William Cobhett, Ih"m-r Pane, Si Yer PotusI. Posthamu-. Orville EI~', EK .hsngr, B-lariou-. Brnw.,r. r-mhrukr, Ovrru.hn. Millard, O k, Cams aui E-eex miu,s, Baboquivan nal ing di-trict: love and affection. N parh-cp and Wife to R E Wilson. tao lots of l4Bi west of Tucson; S3J0.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Certificate of Assrs- men, work done uu the first western extt nsion and first -ssiern extension of Enterprise miue. II Harslgiw Certificate "' declaration as sole trader of ApOl' ma C Cassuega.
 Butchers certificate of Lincoln & De tu,, NnEass.
 l. .ni cisim, l60 acres of land in the Sierrira m untaius, Dec. f, Rafael SaDth Marin, j..
 Power of attorney. F. R Blanchard, O Fluuia. 70 J B Ande son. of Greater | vIiic. to Gcf Tn matters pertaining to | luha miut, Greatrrvi'le. Ear mark of J fl Murray, c l. Crane and n W Drew. Butchers statement of James Darling. | Socale-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
CONSUMpTION

which is ScrOfulOus BiS.s.. .,
 Lungs is pruEpfy ant l.----.-r 't i1s before the last stal-sls of rt...5 .-.- '.- From Its wOnleriui u0u..- ...--- LS.at ls.. u,se.is.,, ben 1rs- o-tr.-- -..-
 eorated remedy Co t1a uufH- r n ,s Sn, ,i.,..>-y ..-y e. ca-lr< r -, as loo limited for a rus.9-.---- Wonderful cocit l---irl Cf r..-... .----- t ms. aterafiye. or h.0CsI-e.1--.-. v. " .'oI',., i anu n-ltrlil. .'' I-l -e--..- V
 lungs. but for all --- -- ---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

nI0m Se1d l1 rrzf- -s---# 4 Glf'l ;;.: :.:;. ;:= 2. .... 5. 2. |.
 making rura than anything else iu ArIsrics r.- all sges can hs@ a- hone a-.i n"-s tune. or all tne tune ar.iral 1.- VI start you. lmmen-- rar -u-. f..-.. star; at once. sTIS-oS A C-.. F..-r-.
 uoVs-cir l-5Elg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS, ARIZONA, !
 November 2i. 1885. [ Notice IS hereby gwen that the fOllOzing namei settler has filed notice of his intention tO make hnRl proof m support of his claim. and that sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Dec 2ith. T. s5. viii: James 4. Crowley. for the w.. of NNii and w .Of SMia Sec. -1, Ip 10 <. k is L.. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and culti- yaiiOn of said land. viz:
 James F. Peek. ". H. Peck, S. W. Finley Walter Harvey. all of Redington, Arizona
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication. Nov. 2s 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
CHRONIC DISEASES
 OF rHE Liver, Blood, ani Lungs.

lf you fael dun. t--u-- -r...-.- sa4l9W culuI at san. cr y... .-.- .-. l--..- . ou lace or bs-iF. t1erur-r t..t..t. - ness, bad taste in I-.1l.-- ---a.--I- r..- - a.ltril-lL4ng wi-l De rl-r.s ...- .--. -f siooly torrhodiu-s. lr-a..l..- .---- C'l,-i. l.lE.lt. NH.1 a-n srlt.-- F..n ge-tIou. Dy yspcP~ia. a-..l Tarutf - or hiiiOu>uc>>-~ fr rr-r .H PdLt oi tlt-t ,- .lrfn--s a7e tnr-r..-..H u. a rctlely Tor 1-- S-Cl Ea=z. Dr. Psa--.. Golden Medical DiSroVrrT equal
 For Weak Lungs. SPitsinS ar pr.,..s Shorthes> oi brs ath- Hr.-r hit.. klndred arcCtlers. lr "a a z.e.-.--
 Send ten CCufS i- s---a s- book on COns-Irnpt,uu- sold by Druss..s.-
 PRICE SI.0O, 9a 9GH $ gEs!6S S.oG,
 Eorld's DispsrsaV ss3iszl lsz..s,
 PrOprietOrS- st5 N--- >-- --rll-. r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

Apache mine. western slope of Whet- stone n, untaIus. Nov. 2l, E D Silent
 LirIle Dick mIue, Pima district. Nov 2j, Howard E BaBes, Richard Pryke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Ladies' misses aud ohlldrons spring
heel slippern at Leon Kahn's.
Il. Il. Curtis, the ieweler.
l.. u, Curtis, the jewelcr.
School books at 500 Main street.
Tho Delmonico has the first oysters
OF the season, at 80 conts eau.
SOS Main street. All kinds OF fruits
and vegetables at A, Il. Bouche's.
Orr, 72i Main street, can't DO boat on
buggies, blackboard or road carts.
Doucho keeps all kinds Of cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Just try a bottle Of DIR. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
The finest assortment Of spectacles
and eye glasses In the city, corner
Main and Poydfss streets.
One OF the incest presents for your
wifo In n ph@ton or buggy. 1t don't
cost much. Orr will soil them low, IA
Main street.
schneider 4 Davis arc agents for
Highland brand condensed milk. Gro
beers will find this the best milk
put up.
lpwis DgoA 4 %, Of Fort Worth,
WI open 90 Anosi NE stoee n -
ecSiA eeeSsQeee y. Il 1elnhaz0S
punoi1& ~ IN noeo46
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
Streamers on n Dallas Rank.

We notice two large streamers on tina
Dallas National bank building, an
nouneing TO passers by that there
would DO q change soon, the change
viii not effect the bank however for
II Ia AZ solid rs the gold fields of Cali.
fornia. In order that every depositor
and the public generally, may ander-
stand the obiecs OF those huge
streamers, we propose TO give full ex.
PLANTATION of the matter. Tho north
half OF the upper story of tho bank
building, 50xl00 feet fronting on Elm
street, is being reiitted for j. II. Web.
ster, the photographer, and when COM
piete, no art studio in the Southwest
VIII equal II. Mr.. Webster will move
to his new quarters, Dallas National
bank building, about September ID. at
which Time tull particulars will be
given.