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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

LAND OgFIoE sT TUCsoS. ARIZONA.
 Noverlber 2i. lS.5. ' Notice is hers-y gwen that the following 1amad settler has filed nouca Of his mention to make hual proof iu support cf his Jlalm. and that sald prUof xlll be made before the ltagistef and Receiver st Tucson. ArixOna, on Dec. 2ith lss5. VIZ: Jamss F ! eek, for the sEia Sec s, Tp tu $. R RISE.
 He names the following witnesses to prov als contnueus residence upon, and eultlvstlor uf. said land viz:
 Jame- A Crowley. Wallace COe. " II. Peck, S ". Finley all Of nedingtoE, ATizous-
 BEN M. THOMAS. Register FIrs. publication Nov. 23. isSS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Notice for Publication.
're-empJiou No. ls2S.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS. ARIZONA,
 November 21 1885. ! Notice is hereby gwen that the following uama.i settler has hled notice of his intention tO make hnal proof m support of his claim, and that sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson Arizona, on Dec 2t,h s5 viz: James A. Crowley. for the Wa of NV. and W fDf SWta sec. !. Ip 70 S. X IS L. He names the following witnesses tO prove he couunu residence upon and culti- .stilu of said land. viz:
 James F.. Peck. v. H. Peck, S. W. Finley Walter Harvey. all of {edington. Ariz na.
 BEN. M THOMAS, Register. First publication. Nov. 25 lsss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

A sweet potato weighing l6 pounds has been seEt to c. O. Brown, oi Con- gress Hall, by n friend in Ph nix. to illustrate the fertility of the Salt River valley. This is a small potato, but prob ably 1t will make up in flavor what 1t lacks in size.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Declaration of Sole TFadershlp.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 Naar=.-ar=r Hus nuzFa


 Kn1~ al men by these present., that l. in ts Ounty If Pima. Terri Ory of Arizona, wife of Ihos. ID. CGSanega, Os tne same place, do h-r by declare and make known my inten- tiOns carry on b slre-s on my own account, and in my own name ls sole trader, m pursur- aure of An Act of the Le Le-islatRre of the te n t.,rv of .rfzoua entitled An act amendatory of hapt T S2. Howell tOCe.' approved Decsm . Der Sl 1885. And l further declare. that said bu-iue-s will be the business of a saloon. and Will be earriel on and peseticed m said town of NogAles m ths County and Territory aforesaid, and that the amount of capital invested m thus business docs not exceed hve thOu-and dollars. h witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand ani seal this second day of December. \. D. lss. her
 ISEsLl APoLoSIA c ACAsASEGA-
 mark
 Signed and scaled in the presence Of A. Brichta. witness tO mark.
 Territory of Arizona.
 County of Pima
 On this second day of December. A. D. 1885, before mo A. 5rlchta a Notary Public, in and for the county aforesaid. personally sppsared ApCioain C. Ca-anega. wife Of IhOs. D. Casanega, person lily known Co Ve Co be the same person described ln and WkO executed the above decla- ration as party thereto. and that the sad ApolaniA C. 0a-snega. wife of the sad IhOs. ID. Cassnega, having been by me trst made ac- auainted with ths co tents Ot said declara ion or Insfrument. acknowledged to me on an exami- nation spart from and without the hearing of her said husband, that she executed the same freely and voluntarily. without fear CT cOmpul- sion Ot undue influence of her said husband. and that she does not wish tO retract the execu- tiOn of the same.
 In wit ess Nhereot have hsreunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the dsy and
 lSFALl \. BRICHTA, dec4 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

IL ia rumored that the terminus,..of the main Atchisou, Topeka and Santa Fe line will shortly be located at Fl Psso instead Of Deming; thst a local train will be run from RIncon vIs Dem ing to Silver City, to which place the gusge will be widened; and that the Southern Pacific line W Il follow suit by removing its Deming roundhouse to Fl Paso.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS

MT l.. $. Williams, the prosperous h. suranee agent. shies his castor ID the ring today as resident agent of the Giant Powder Company. As successor to C. R. Session in thls department he will un ioubtedly control a large share O: patronage. The CITIZEN joins hsnds with his many friends and wishes him success in this new and important ven ture. Read his advertisement on the 6rst pRge
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

Tue Gre lRddies through the gener- osity of n. Henderson and DIA Sanford, have procured a beautiful red, white and blue parade rope. This is some thing they have long desired and will improve their general appearance in the next parade. We have very eff cient department and if more o; our citizens would occasionally look after the wants of the boys, 1t would encour- age and give them to understand that their services are apr recisted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

The reception tended to Bishop Dun lop at the residence Of Mrs. Judge Camp bell, last evening, by the Episcopal church society, wss Gn exceedingly pleasant affair. The many and cordial greetings extended to the bi-hop were but an expression of the good will which the people entertain for hin. IL Is un- derstood that an effort will be made to build sn Episcopal church and that the Bishops visit will largely aid n for warding the good work along.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

W. J. Porter, at one time manager of s. H. Lucas < Co.'S ievelry establish ment here, passed through to day on his way to New York. Doc, ss be is fsmil- isrily csIed. Is one of the most genial as well ss one of the m ct versatile gen tleman 1t is one's good fortune even to meet in this world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
The Numb-r os Cattle.

The statement is going the rounds Of the newspapers tha. Arizona contains tut 300,0OO head Of cattle, based, We presume, upon the assessment roll for 1884; but this estimate Is far below the actual number at the present time, Gs The following figures, which were pre- pared Dy MT. E. II. Hillrr, will show.
 In 1884 the number of cattle assessed m the various counties was as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

Senator Miller and his party, consist ing Of his wife, daughter, and private secretary, passed through here thIs morning ID General Manager Tovns's private car. The senstor is still very weak, and should the continuous jour hey to Washington prove too tiresome, he will stop over at different points and rest
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

Chan I'm Wo the we'll known Main street Merchant shies his castor m the ring as a dealer ID hay and feed. He guarantees tO all the best thst can De had m Tucson market. His prices will compare tayorabiy with the cheap est. Read hIs adv rlisment elsewhere, and do n, t fail to give him q call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

Bishop Dunlop preached two very in- teresting sermons yesterday, 70 large ard apprecIative congregations. At the close of the morning service the B.shOp bapiised ar. and Mrs. harmons baby, the youngest son of Supt. and Mrs. Muir and Miss Florence White. The floral display was beautiful. having been brought from Los Angeles, At the close ot the evening seTvIce, after appropriate ly thanking the trustees Of the Con
 gregational church, for their kindness in offering them the use ofthe church. the Bishop confirmed Mics Frye and Mr. W. W. Wilhams. Tue bishop has s host ot admirers ter. an1 their only r6- gret Is that bis vislts are so far apart
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

almost any day, their whereabouts beng indicated by the flames of some poor settlers cabin and the streaming blood of scme other mangled victim.
 It is with deep regret that We are obliged this evening ,o chr picie the death of NIT. Israel Miller, on esteemed citizen of this place. Mir. Miller came to Phenix about two years ago and es- tablished himself ID business here as a watcbmake- and jeweler. De has been a great sufferer from asthma from which he died. He leaves wife and son ID Santa Barbara. California, tO mourn hls sad demise. He was a prominent Odd Fellow and member of the A. O. U w.. Lodge of th's place. His death took place at about 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

Troops I and M. Of the 10th cavalry, have been ordered to report at Fort Thomas fully equipped for service.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
.to;ice for Publication.

L.Sp OFFICE AT TUCsOS, ARIZONA,
 November l6. i-S5. { SotIce is hereby given that the following named se tier ta- fled notice of hls intent ou To ms k. tual pr"of O. supp rJ fl hIs claim. and Jhst .iu proof will be made before the liesIste~ and Ge~eiver. Rt Tucson, rizOna, on Deccu Der l- is,- vl Matia- tst ada. or Lots and t NWA of tWA, and NNis of -Wls. Sec, 1. Tp k l. l6 F.
 He names the following witnesses tn prove hIs cDut.ruous residence upon, and cultivation of, said ls, d, viz:
 -Witt C age. Seberiaua Montes. IOhn gf .a--. B. C. Wood. sli of MesavIl!e, PInal Co.
 B. M. THOMAS, Rf gister. Tirst publication. Nov. I5. 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

The Citizen Association is starting to work with energy and promises good. Our Citizens should cooperate heartily and take lively intearest ID its proceed ings by attendance st its meetings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNs ESHIP ETBET FORE EN- | i-tirx te-7--n H ryy H-.H- and J Mar tiui in The aIioun b. iIc s tl Iur-C- uu'er the frn nauIo z urs Hrl. H Co. s this day .;s.av VI by ut-aI .ou--ut Par NariIrI ron tlrs..- Ih- bI-ir.-- .Irct lrL .az~ al balls
 HENEY E N.
 JAG. 1lthIINi
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
IGhzeffa.l

Francisco Yanez, the Mexican horse thief, arrested by James Murphy near the Sonora line, and who has be'7 g. g. fenced to five years ID the 1umE p.lsnu, will be taken to Florence tO-mOIcow to undergo trial for rObbing a stage m Final county. When he leaves there wIll be but one prisoner in the county iail-an indiyIual who IS serving a term Of fifty days, for misdemeanor.
 A twelye-year-old daughter of fam fly named Harmon, residing at the Nor rlson place, three mules north of PbeniI, was thrown from a burro Tuesday even ing. The dIslocstIOn of the left elbow resulted in the fall and end the huInerus penetrating the flesh and skIn, making most terrible wound. The child IS now under skIlful medical treatment, and IS getting along as well could be expected.
 In the District Court this morning Judge Porter passed sentence upon the three stage erobbers-John Bennett, Tom Coliister, alias Day, and John Penulng- ton. Bennett, the leader, was given fifteen years in the house of correction st Detroit on one conviction and one year on another, making sixteen years m all. Collister received sentence of fifteen years at the same institution, while Pennington, who was convicted ID the territorial court, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment az YOma- Ben nett sent request to Judge Porter asking that he be either confined at Yuma, Laramie or Topeka, but it was not within the province of the judge to comply with this request.
 And thus IS broken up a festive gang of amateur stage robbers who failed ID acquiring much wealth, but enjoyed con- siderable fun m their brief career. NJ. II. CalderwOod informs the report CT thnt the low price of pork, sni the very small demand the present e-asoi', has rendered the hog raising industry m Maricopa county the past year, !ar from profitable.
 Reports were received in Phenix this morning to the effect that Edward Me Gourn, a teamster snd mining man, well known in Phenix had sustained injuries iu a runaway at New River by which both legs were broken, The reporter has been unable to secure any pariIcu- lars of the accident.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
LElorence Enterprise

John Hayestrom. who shot and killed McCafrsrty some time since at PIual. has returned from Lower California. whither he went soon after being dis ch rged by the Justice of the Peace st Pinal.
 Mir. c. W. Sharpe has returned from Tucson, vhither be went last week to dispose ot some hogs, ID which he was successful. On bis way there be had a runaway, whereby one of his wagons was considerably damaged.
 Mir. l.. L. Remy was m town this week from his cattle ranch. He Is making improvements on hIs ranch by the con structIon of large and substantial cor rals, after the completion of which be will rouud up and brand his cattle.
 There are thirteen prisoners m the county Jail, eight of whom will be tried at thi tern Of court for the following crimes: Murder, l; grand larceny. 3; attempted murder. ?; stage robbery, |; assault with a deadly weapon, l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Official Records.
MISCELLANEOUS

Certificate of marriage of William R. Logan and Era Forbush; ceremony per formed by J, 5. Wood, Probate Judge of Pima JuDty: dated Oct. 3 1885.
 DEEDS.
 r. Gomez and vie tO F. Gomez Jr., lot of block 230 lot block l99. lot biocs l5i, lot 6 block 5s. lot block l35 also lSIs acres of land near the Sisters hos pital on the Santa Cruz bottom. Con sideratiou love, and affection and SlOOO $. II. Drachmsn and wife to J. C. Handy lot of land in cIty of Tucson con siderstion Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS Horse brand of Chss. Altschul of No gales.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
THsraldI

Mails from the west have been habit ually day behind time tor the past six weeks. The cause seems to be with the railroad company. Their trains usually arrive at Msricops, VIC are in- formed, on tune, but they throw off & mail one day behind. It our mail lies over at Msricopa a day, some arrange menis should be made to start it north earlier than 1t now comes.
 Morgan R. Wise and General Ward well, the "Wah Hoss" of the Huschucss, are about to return to Arizona a some what disconsolste pair of mighty states men. They knockrd-bAve been knock ing for the past six months, ss the door of the White House, but it opened not unto them. "Hsrk from the two, the doleful sound"-or words to that effect
 We expect to hear, almost any day that the people of the Pbenix and Mar icopa railroad are ready to begin con- struction on that line, and that con- struction has actually begun. It IS un- derstood that the compsny nov only awaits the passage by Congress of the bill giving them the right of way across the Maricops Reservation.
 The e1sct condition of Indian affairs seem to be somewhat misty just now: The Indians seem 10 be lot, or rather, nobody knows just where they are. They are likely 10 be found, however
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Notice for publication.
lrs-emptIOn No. ll2f

Da.el. Iucson. nseealbsr lI ls,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-28
eoiSa WIn,

Al trains daily except Sunday.
PulmAn'E Palace Drawing Room and sleeping
Cars through without change from steubenYille
East 10 Philadelphia aud New York. West TO Col
oils and st. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further information
Fan Handle Station foot OF Eleventh street, or at
City Ticket Ofaoe, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
JAMEH HcCREA,
Manager Columbus, Ohio.
e.,,, Pass and r,clo, Avor; pft;,S1.sb
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women oniCeseekers.


Exchange.
"There is a woman who has followed
me for two years." writes Washington
correspondent, land isthe most persistent
otticebeggar ever struck. She was from
Indiana, and found l was from that sec.
ton, and evidently made up her mind chat
must provide for her. Il just know you
can get me place, said she.
81 told her very kindly st first that |
would be glad to serve her il she would
only Indicate how it could be done. !
was sorry for her. She had had taste OF
office and was frantic fora square meal.
Well, that woman Immediately constitu'
ted me her champion. She was in my
office next morning before the boy swept
out. She would call every time she went
by. II she told me the story OF her life
once she told it TO me score Of times.
Yes, and always shed one tear at the close
ont Of her left eye-1 like to be psrticu'
lar about important things-ss period,
She was well educated, and had a sweet
voice. l lis.eued with good deal OF sym
nsthy al first, but etter hearing the story
sbont twelve times, don't you see, it began
to pail on my taste. | did really Try to
asaist her, but finally told her up and ny
Il was no use. II was Republican Ad'
miuistration, and was Democrat repre-;
sentine a leading Democratic journal.
had no influence whatever; in TACT, my
advocacy rather damaged her prospects.
Now. il this was Democratic Admins.
t-stion,' said, 4 would have no trouble
That was The last | heard oil her until .
iaT days after election l received a note
nom her congratulating us on getting in
and remindinS me OF that place. My first
Thonght was TO rush down to tho long
BRIDGE and Jump; but in lucid interval
tboneht of nv wife and child and reso'
InteIy crushed the desire for self-destruc'
don. The idea OF that woman being
thcre at my Office would paralyze my ei'
forts for the day. She came-trusliali
sottyoiced, sensitive, confident: zee, she
came, and kept coming. told her aooul
the civil service.
An said she, Il shall not be put Of
that way. This is Democratic admins
"tBnt,' said I, 4 have lesS influence
With this administration than with the
last, | got something under Arthur, gu'
can get nothing at all under Cleveland.
"!Now you IRE trying to put ne OF.
know you can get it-gct something 10!
me ii you want to. Just say you don't
@Bat I do, madam aaid I. Haven't
l tried? do want to help YOU
"'Then / know you tan. They are
afraid OF you newspaper men, l know
| You have got mere influence than Con
gressmen. You can get anything! Any
Wb-n this administration ! said l. q
can't get anything! Nobody can get any
tbinpi / wouldn't take anything ii itwal
handed me on silver platter!
"You see, was getting desperate. Ny
hair was falling out aud my teeth Ter'
getting loose. The only way could re
cover my faculties was to get up and sTea
and chew up the sceuery. Well, abe ha
not been back Eince."
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumtion, Bron.
chitia, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also . positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested ite
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has felt II his duty to make II known
70 his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire 10 relieve human
suffering. / win send free Of charge, to all
who desire It, this recipe, in German
French or English, with full directions fol
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad'
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
W. 4. NoyeS, 40 Powers Block, RocheS'
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an aCLIVe No. winter red spaL 9sxc; sepIem
Der 9Sa031lc: October VJa3tRgSjEc; November w
9GC: December 9s77.aSS5[c Corn, western higher
aud dull: mixed SPOT iSc; September iStsc; Uct0
Der lsIiGi9c: year I5Gi5LSc: January iIARt,1sc
Oats very firm and quiet; western white S3T4;
mixed 30ASlc Provisions steady with fair inqui =
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, Ordinary to fair, 6as1sc
TOLEDO, o., Eept. 25-wheat active; No. ret
92o; soft, Ca>h or 0ctDber QSkc; November 97C
December gSILSc; May 81 Cox. Co quiet: cash o.
October 1915; year $71Sc bid; May 3sfc bid. oau
dull ana STEADY. cash SOc; October &c: November
2Skc; May axe. Glover quiet; cash or Oclobe
| S. 10; November or December s. IS.
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perueT Tribune. Republican.
|. zA-4oung man came into the car cropping
thro1Qh the aisle for n seat. His left eye
vas covered with rel handkerchief and
his right was swollen nearly shut, 4
white handkerchief, now blood.soaked,
was srouud his head, tied under his chin.
His LEFT arm reclined lazily in sling, and
hia right arm was without ambition,
tbouoh able TO be around. His coat was
torn. and his trodSeIs looked as II he had
made a Chicago Glide Tor third base
through briar patch. He limped IN one
lee. and didn't feel well in the other.
II saw" said an inquisittye passenger,
Sheen IN a railroad accident?'
Here was a brief pause, and thOn the
inquiry; .,
Another paa,e, bu. finally the queryt
'iR2se ball ?"
aWsT. say" exclaimed the inquisitiye
passenger, warmly, twill you be kind
enouVh 10 tell me how in the world you
al Ret banged up IN that style2"
Certainly, sir,n replied the afflicted IN
diyiduRl, swinging his right arm ylgor
ously. and displaying q big muscle, cet
tsinIy an, certainly. ! tried TO stick my
nose into another mans business