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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
IerrItoPiaI Na-s

There IS snow on the Bradshaw mountains.
 Prescott meal markets have ra5,cad the price of meat.
 Mr. A. Redual the piano acent and tuner Is in Phenix.
 Cattle on she Agua Fria are reported looking and doIng we'll.
 In Prescott city prisoners are com. pelled to work on the streets.
 G. ". Curtis the well known Yayanai lumber man, is said to be seriously ill.
 M. Wurch, of Pherix. sustained 2 fracture of the right leg few days ago.
 E. W. Sinclair and Miss EmiIine Rowe were married at McKemuerg on the a instant.
 Red" Douglas has been arrested in Nhino valley for attempting to shco. Harry Lubers.
 Judge Shields, the successor to Judge Howard, was due iu Prescott on last | Sunday evening.
 De. Pasco mill people are praylug for supPly-of water Ia run the mill and give them more gold.
 Pat Doulaa. of Peek district was shot by a man named Gleason. a few days ago the shot breaking one of h:s legs.
 l. Jones of Mesa City has raised an eight pound sweet potato. He calcn- iAtes to make SlO0 per acre on his sweet potato crop.
 A considerable quantity of ore Is be- lng shipped from tEe mines north of Phenlx to the railroad thrOuh our busi- hess houses here.
 Wood & S8ngster, the well known hotel men of Ash Fork, have purchased ranch two and half miles from Phe- nlx for S3,J0Q
 hlngman sample works, according to the AoLaVe Nine-, paid out last month to miners, Si00J0. for ores and about as much ID September.
 The employees of the Atlantic and Pac- lhc have accepted the reduction of wages and continue work. The price Of board has been correspondingly reduced Tor them so that Tn reality they can make as much clear money as before.
 E.ports from Tempe announce the gram and flour business booming m that place. Building is going forward there also on tie Normal School build- ing. Tempe IS prosperous little place and one of the most promising little spots in the territory.
 Governor and Mrs. F. A. Tri;le enter tained Gov. Zulick at their residence on Thursday. Other guests present were United States Marshal W. k. Meade. Territorial Treasurer T. J. Butler and wife, Auditor l.. r. Clark Gnd wife, Sec | retsry H. I. Van Arman and wife and Dr. and Mrs. I. K. Ainsworth. Harry Tonner, who recently purchas- ed stock ranch on Ash Creek, Is being | visited by his father, mother an 1 sister, l who expect to leave shortly for Califor- 1 ma. His sister thirieen-year-old gIrl, l has already become true Arizona girl. l and accompanies her brother on his 1 hunting excursions, being quite Bn ex- uprt in thp uSa of firEarna
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
PinaI County Paints.


 The Silver King company shipped four bars of bullion and three cars of concentrations the past week.
 Mir. Charles Crosby has entered into an arrangement with Messrs. Charles Walton, John and George Westfsll, to erect two arrastss and work the ore from the Mocking Bird gold mine, in Box Ca1on.
 The Pima county grand jury found four bills for murder and two for burg lary.
 The King company have struck an abundance of water in their second we'll Mir. Theo. Reymert has commenced suit against the Mammoth Gold Mining company and some of the members of the company to recover about S3,5OO, that he claims is due him.
 The Cuedke Bros. were the success ful bidders for he contract to furnish the Silver King Company l50O cords of desert wood. There were four competi- tors and the bids were as follows. SS per cord; SS.35, $50 and SS.9O. The price formerly paid for wool was S9.5O. Deputy Sheriff Dryden came up from Florence this week and levied upon the Monarch of the Sea mine and works to satisfy two judgements procured in New York by M. Lansing Zabrskie against the company. One judgement IS for S10,630.9l, and the other for S2,6OO
 Mir. Miller brought in a large piece of ore from the White Cloud mine this week that is literally solid mass of chloride. He says that the workmen have the shaft down B feet, and that this rich streak IS about nine inches wide. and that the remainder of the ore IS of good quality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Bonanza Mines.
QUIJoroA, Nov. 10, 1885

QUIJoroA, Nov. lO, lSo0. Aug. Waterman, Esq, Secretary of the Peer, Peerless and CrOcker Mining Companies, Room 26 Nevada Block, San Francisco, Gal
 DEAR SIR--All work going on as us- ual. Stopes, cuts and wInzes at various points on top of the hIll, continue to look about the same as when last report ed, and are yielding the usual amount of ore.
 Slopes in Crocker north drift are looking we'll without any msteri- al change since last reported. Work has been resumed ID the uprise and will be continued on to the surface, which will afford much better ventilation. There has been quite an improvement in quantity and quality of ore Tn the uprise within the past "A hours.
 North drift from Croeker main wiDze IS now in 72 feet and cross cutting will be commenced tomorrow.
 As soon as this work is completed we will resume work on sinking of main winze to a depth of 100 feet below this drift at which point We will drift south to open up and more thor mine which at the present tune looks very favorable,
 The mill IS running steadily and is crushing from 45 to a tons of ore per day. Pumping machinery, compressor, and all other machinery in and about the mInes are working we'll.
 Yours truly,
 W. Fl. SMITH, Supt.
 Per Stevens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
N0caIes Notes.

R. Escobosa S Co. of Guaymss have decided to open a forwarding and com mission house in NogRles.
 A Chinese restaurant was destroyed by fire oD Monday night.
 Another wholesale and retail store Is HbOnt to be opened toy an Fl Paso meI- chant.
 Dwelling houses are in active demand. Fifty or SIX aditonal buildings are sad to be wanting.
 $. W. Carpe nter will soon enter on ITS duties of postmaster. This will be a healthy change for Uucle Sam and one duly appreciated by the people.
 The Nacasoria mines are reported to have been attached for a S;33,O0O.
 The Santa Rita Cattle Company own 25,COO head of cattle Tbey have recent ly branded 2.SO0 calves.
 General Marcos Corillo has been ap- pointed General.in Chief of the First Military Zone of Mexico, including the States of Sonora and Sinaloa and the territory of Lower California. vice Gen. J. c. Osrbo, deceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
An AeknOM ledgement.

The CITIZEN acknowledges with pleasure the following which is e1plsna- tory in itself:
 You are respectfully invited to be present at the celebration of the open ing Of the through railway line of the Atchison, Topeka x Santa Fe system to the Pacific ocean at the PoIt of San Diego. to be held in this city on We'd nesday. Nov. 18th, 1885
 The completion of this line, establish ing the fourth great highway between oceans In the United States, IS an event whose importance, not alone to this city, but to the state and coast, cannot be oyer-estimatei.
 T5e people oi San Diego, with per sis.ent energy and steadisst faith, have for long period of years looked for ward to the day that is now SO close at hand. They will cordially greet you at their jubilee"
 The CITIZEN, although it cannot be present, cODgratulates the good people of San Diego on the completion of this fourth great highway between the At lAntic and Pacific oceans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Iaftlp fOr Kansas.

H. c. Hooker. of the Sierra Bonita ranch, shipped twenty-two carloads of fine beef cattle to Kansas City yester- day morning. Four hundred and tven- ty five head were gathered on the range, but while bringing them Tn they were corralled at Frisk's Thursday night and during the night they broke the corral and few could not be found in the morning. This was not a set back, however, as IL was found that the cattle wero of such size as to more than i'll the number of cars that had been provided, 1t being impossible 10 crowd more than eighteen or Dinteen in a car. This ship ment is of particular interest hs being the first ever sent east from this immed- fate regian, and will demonstrate the actual cost per pound of moving our beef products. It is a pity that the steers could not have been weighed here, SO that the amount and shrink age in transit could be ascertained, as thus is an important item in shipping so far, but there are no scales at the ship. ping pens. If this shipment proves s- financial success. Mir. Hooker will send on several more train loads, and a number of others will make ship ments-StOckmnn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
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scott's Brain specific Medicine.


 Scott's Brain Specific Medicine, a poe itive cure for all nervous diseases. cures Seminal weakness, Spermatorrhea. In- potency and all diseases that follow ss a sequence Of self abuse, as dimress of vision, loss of memory, Universal Lsssi- tude, Pain ID the Back. Premature Old Age and many other diseases thst lead to Insanity, Consumption and sn early grave.
 Full information in our pamphlet which we desire to send free to slL
 Scott's Brain Specific Medicine ls sold only by the agent whose name is at the bottom of this advertisement, or sent direct from the company. Price Sl per package, SIX for SJ. sent by mall on receipt of price, (Trial Freel on receipt of cents in stamps to pay postage. With each order for SIX boxes accOmpan- jed with S5 We send our written guaran- tee to refund the money if the treatment fails to effect permanent cure. None genuine without the signature of the h. ventor. Dr. J. B. Scott, London, Eng. all orders to the Scott Medicine O., 90 Hennepin block, Minneapolis. MInn., sole agents for U. $.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
An AOOlOgT.

The following manly explan, giIon ID itself Is offered by the Tomb stone:
 The Tucson papers, each and every one get after us with sharp stick fOi an item that appeared in these columns Tn regard to Mr. Jeffords, the clerk oi the District Court. We will state to the gentlemanly editors of the press of Tue son, that they have miscOnstrued OUT article, for we did not intend to reflect upon MT. Jeffords as a man, having al ways heard hIm spoken of as a splendid gentleman. but reading Tn the columns of the Tucson papers that he was no longer clerk. and that he had drawn his salary, and would letve for the east. ern states. We presumed that he having retired as clerk had Bo further use for Arizons. IT we have done the gentle man R wrong. and the Tucson press say we have, We take this opportunity of Of fering our humblest apologies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
\ Jn.t Tribute.

As just tribute to the memory Of A. G. Buttner, late City Marshal of the cIty of Tucson, who expired in this city on the 7th instant, the Mayor and Common Council deem it fit n behalf of the people of the city to pu. upon theIr minutes the fol- lowing order:
 That the citizens of the city of Tucson hold in grateful remembrance the just, upright and impartial consideration ex- tended at all times by A. G. Buttner as City Maf>hal ;o the best interest of the city, ana his kind courtesy to its citizens. His career as a soldier and a civilian was honorable ani hs many private virtues are the consolIng heritage of his family and friends.
 That the city clerk be directed to transmit a copy of this order to the family of the deceased and have publI- cation thereof be made toy the press of this city. GEORGE HATFIELD,
 Mayor. CHARLES n. MEYER,
 City Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notes from The Storkman.

Dan Ming has gone 10 Kansas City IT char-e Oi the Hooker cattle.
 Captains Davis and Crawford have gone to San Carlos to enlist POD more Indian scouts Tn place of those whose terms of enlistment have just expired
 The large bunch of cattle that were being drlven from southern Texas to the lower Gila, in this territory. have been halted Gt Fl Pgso and will be winterei near there. The cattle belong to the Gebhard Cattle Company.
 Capt l., A. Abbott has removed his cattle from near P,ntsno, in PimS cOun. ty, to this valley. They will be run on Sharos by Henry Slave, whose ranch Is some eIght or len m'les down the valley.
 Southern Arizona has had consider able rainfall Guring the past week, but IL Is to late In the season for the mols- ;ure to do much good. On the contrary lt IS rather a detriment to the range.
 The Reloi Cattle company, who have e. fine range in ihe southeastern cor her of the c0UUtTy. have recently sold 2yD fat beeves to Tombstone butchers.
 A detail from Fort Bowie passed through town Tuesday with six mllitary prisoners. three for desertion and three for other oiienses. They are to be court martialed.
 Last week the price of beef cattle went lower than has been noted for years in the St Louis market. A cor responding circums, ance Was also not iceabe in the export beef trade with England. American dressed beef being quoted iu Liverpool at 1T cents the lowest price ever quoted since the ship meuts began.
 Col. II. II. Taylor. whose recent con trIbu;ioEs to bovine literature have been marked with unusual judgment and knowledge of range matters, estimates that upon what may properly be con- sidsred the grazing area of the country from forty Co fifty acres per animal is required
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
ii. r. Chprch. Sauth.

The appointments of the Los Angeles Annual Conference of the Methodist Church, South. held m the city of To, Angeles, Cal. October 2S to November 2, inclusive, Bishop k. K. Barrrove pre-. siding. The following appointments were made for the Ariz1ng district: Geo | Nichols, presiding elder.
 Pr, scott Station, CC Wright.
 Williamson Valley Circuit, to be sup. ilIed.
 Phonix. !. $. Chapman.
 PHenix Circuit, Geo T Nichols.
 Camp Verde. tO be supplied.
 GiIa River Circuit, " l. Albright. Wilcox, Alex Groves.
 Tucson, to be supplied.
 Florence, to be supplied.
 Benson, to be supplied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
The leknI.

- NIT. Charles Rapp returned Monday from trip to the Jack Rabbit and Ne- kol. Casa Grande district. He now owns an interest ID the Jack Rabbir-.he in terest that formerly belonged to Johnny Sullivan. The mine, he says, looks bet ter now than 1t dId at any previous time in its history. Nine tons of very rich ore were shipped from the mine by NIT. Al. Robard recently and paid hand some profit. The Vek0l, Charlie says, IS the premium property and IS steadily in- creasing its bullion product The out put this month will reach SJOOO0. The mIll made a brlef stop last week to en- able the machinists to repair and tight en up the machinery. The mill and equipments oi the mine are admirably arranged, he says, for rapid and econOmi- cal work, and reduce the cost of mining and reducing inc ore to a surprisingly low figure. The Vekol is. beyond R doubt. the best paying mIne Tn Arizona. Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Board of Supervisors.
ToFFTCIAL

TUCsoY, A. T., Nov. To, lSSJ.-The Board met pursuant to adjournment at 10 n. m this day. Pressnt-J. S. Mans field, chairman; J. c. Handy. member; Chas R. Drake, deputy ez-otIicio clerk. Absent-Geo. W. Tel,sworth member. The minutes of the previous meeting 2 were read and appr0v=i. Robert Schneider, an Iadigent cripple, with one leg. who Is now 6 patient iE the county hospital, appeared and asked the Board to help inn; to procure for hIm a peg leg in order that Le migat be more use ful Tn earning his living. On motion the Board instructed the County Phys iciau to obtain the same for hun. James w. Newton appeared and stated he had been sick with malaria at La Noria, and that he had no means, it appeared that he came from Tombstone via Benson. On mo tiou the county physician was instruct ed to give him me iical treatment as a city patient On motion the road over seer was allowed to employ three men for tine repair of the roads. On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a. ID. Nov. l4th, lSSj. j. $. Mansfield. Chairman. Attest: W. E. Horton. ex Oilicio Clerk, per Chas. R. Drake, Deputy ex Ofiicio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
HarSilaM AOfeS.

Judge Alexander Baldwin. the popu- lar Justice ot the Peace for the Harshaw dirtrict, passed through Tucson this morning on Lis way to California to visit his faraily. He reports things live. ly about Harshaw, Washington Camp, the Mowry and Trench mines. Men are ben. worked at tLe two latter places and in addition there are about fifty seven darkey soldiers in camp at the AOwry which tend 10 make things lively. The various properties are be- ing worked to the satisfaction of al concerned. At tbe Blue NCse 2I men are employed. The maIn working shaft IS nov down lJO feet aad a drift Is be- ing run towards the ledge. Shipments oi Cre, as tue occasion demands, are be- ing made. all of which pay handsomely. Roberts 6 Cls.en ere working the ol! Oiive m.le and are doing well. Messr-. Howell, Mcdonald, Ruggles and Bsld- Sin are developing an eXtensiOu of the Trench in most satisfactory manner. Their last shipment io Denver was lS tons. They have already five tons AA8iN Ni HNIu ore bH tnc dump
 The Humboldt mine now down 30 feet bids fair to be fully as good as the best. The miners in Washington camp are likewise doing we'll. The triggers" introduced by MT. Taylor are doing good work. But little water is needed to operate them. One of the machines is capable of concentrating three tons of ore into one per day. Much money is thereby saved in shipping and hauling. J. II. Mrler has taken lease on the old Belmont and will operate bis jIggers with water pumped from the old shaft. Hts prosnects for dOIog well are believed tO toe yery fine.
 Davshllen s;ill sticks to the camp and ls making money. He has now two carloads Of jigger concentrations ready for shipment.
 Messrs. Chapin and Taylor realized over SlOO per ton on thei. last lot sent to Denver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
NerYons DehiIitated Men

You are allowed free trIal of the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated YOltsic Belt with electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and man. hood guaranteed. No risk IS incurred. Illustrated psmphlet, with full Inior. nation, terms, etc, mailed free Dy ad- dressing Voltaic Belt Co.,, Marshall, Mich
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
PILES! PILES! PILEs
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST

V ONE 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 25 or SO years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru- ments and electuaries do more harm than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, sllsys the intense itching, particularly &; night ter getting warm in bed.) acts As 6 poultice, gives instant relief. and IS pre- pared only for Piles, itching of the p-i- vhte parts, and for nothing else.
 Read what the Hon. J. M- COffr berry, of Cleveland, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: "I have used scores of Pile Cures, and 1t affords me pleasure to say that have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. WIllams' Indian Pile Ointment" For sale by all druggists and mailed on receipt cf price, l.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland O.
 Sold by B. A. Yorbs < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
PaSSIt Along.

The CITIZEN very properly advertises those sconudrels who have been doing business at 4O2 Montgomery street, San Francisco. under the name of Mclll- riuch x Co. The D Brown who preced- ed them a, the same place, was a scoun- drel and deserves to be kicked from any respectable community; Mclilriach < Co. are thieves of the dITtiest kInd.- PheuIr Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

An important land contest case has been before Receiver Thomas for the past several days. The land lies near Fort Grant and was originally taken up by Mir. John A. Levoie, who built a house and enclosed a portion of the land with a wire fence. The entire cost of improvements amount to, 1t IS said, about S700. This land was subsequently, taken up by MT. Geo. l.. McKittriek. hence the contest. Witnesses have been summoned by both claimants. The case is an interesting one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

A curious public house is among the latest attractions in Paris. IL is called La Taverne du Bsgne. The walls are hung with paintings representing the horrors of convict life. inte.spersed with portraits of notorious Communists. All the walters are dressed in convict uni form. and wear the chains and boulets of the regular forcat. The landlord is Cltoyen Nadine Lisbonne, one of the leaders of the insurrection of 1871.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Alderman traveller in Africa, who wit messed a csnnIbsl least of the Pauhins tribe. says the young women who par ticipsted were the most ravenous and gluttonous. They ate incredible quan- titles of flesh, and at the close of the feast carried of all the bones that had not been picked clean. Hunger was not the motive, for they feed every day on antelope and white boar. They prefer the flesh of a wbite person to that of a negro.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

The substitution of natural gas for coal is proceeding rapidly at Plttsburg, Pa. At present over lJOO dwelling houses, 66 glass factories. 4 rolling mills. and 45 other indu-trial establish. ments are being supplied, and from 500 to l0,OO0 tons of coal are daily displaced
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Pennington street is generally becom- ing a favorite place of residence, new houses beng continually in course If erection. Among the latest ventures Tn this direction Is a house built by NIT. Clifford under the superintendence of Mr. E. Rochester, contract carpenter and builder. For an adobe house It is par excellence, the work in all its ds- tails being of most unexceptional character. NIT. Rochester has but re- gently braDched out m hIs own behalf, but is fast working hims elf into popu- lari.y as builder. Whatever building is entrusted to him IS done well and m a workmsnlike manner. He ls good on !" figgers snd can tell you within lew dollars of what your building will cost Give him a call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

After the recent excitement of grand juries, removals of federals, etc. it is re- msrksble how quick we settle down to our normal condition. To an outside observer. Tucson presents a very peace ful aspect, and every thing indicates peace and quietness; knots of m-D are not sen on street corners, whispering confidential or sundry lawyers Tn close. earnest conversation. giving one the impression that there was something terribly peculiar Tn Denmark. Perhaps thls is the calm before the storm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

The ex-QueeD Isabella, mother of AL fonso XII, King of Spain. has complet. ei her fifty-fifth year having been born on Oct. 10. 1890. Queen Isabella vss proclaimed Queen of Spain on the death of her father, Ferdinand VII, in 1923, when not three years old, and was mar ricd on her sixteenth birthday to Don Francisco d .Assiz- She was exiled. m September. lS6S, and two years later she formally abdicsted in favor of her son, the present ruler O. Spain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Avoid the harsh, irritating, gripping compounds to oiten sold as purging medicines, and correct the irregularities Of tEe bowels by the use of Ayers CathaTtic Pill, when are mild and gen. tie, yet thorough and arching, in their artlnr,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Sold by B. A. Ynrba & Co

The Fashion has closed it's doors to the public. High rent too much credit and not enough cash is assigned as the causes for the closing. Mir. Robert Bar thoIs, the proprieto. however expects shortly to again reopen the Fashion ss soon ss be shall have secured an sd. vantsgeous location.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
pr. FrazIer,s Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root BItters act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, snake the weak strong, heal the lung, build up the nerves, and cleanse the blood and system of every inpurity, SOl6 by druggists. Price Sl. or six bottles sent by express prepaid for 8.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
 Cleveland, OhIo' Sold by B. A. Yorba & Go.