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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
People and Events.

With increasing age Mir. Tilden is saiC
 to refer less frequently to politics.
 Moneure D. Conway has been elected
 a member of the New York Authors Club.
 A eolored gIrl only 10 years old is the mother of twins at Elizabeth City, \. c
 Poultices of tar applied to the soles oi the feet IS the latest remedy for rheuma. | ,ism.
 James MscMIllan. ot Detroit. has gived a Shakesperean library to the Universi. | ty of Michigan.
 Madame Wagner we'll soon publish "Ihe Musical and Art Thoughts and | Remarks" of the dead composer.
 IL cost S7,CGO a year to keep up the Yale boat clab, SIj,O00 a year for the ball nIne, and g, coo year for foot bail team.
 Mr. Blame Is reported to have once sad, in reply 10 a remark: "In politics there Is no gratitude. Politics mean Rm- bition and success"
 A Boston physician has gived the name of teDnis-elbOw to new ailment con- tracted by persons who devote them selves too persisteutly to the game.
 Miss Catharine l.. Wolfe. last gift to the Protestant Episcopal Church is S75. OUO for the erection Of a clergy house on the ground of the General Theological Seminary ID New York.
 The recount of votes cast for mayor of Indianapolis elects Denny, republican. The aide Tmauic situation is unchanged, both sides claiming the election of their candidate.
 Henry Davis, employed in the freight department of the FItchburg railroad at Boston as collector, is missing, aud it is reported that a deficit of S20,OO0 has been found in his accounts.
 The National Furniture factory at NillIRmsport, Pa, was totally destroyed by fire, the loss being estimated at $50, OOO. Sixty-fve woTkmen ID the building had narrow escapes.
 A conference composed of arch bIsh- and bishops will shortly be heli at Bal imOre to discuss the best methods of raising money to establish a Catholic university at Washington City.
 The gold dug from tho mines in Thi- bel, writes n missionary, is SO plentiful that it is used to cover the pinn acIes of ihe pagodas. and is made into idOls, chars, couches, and ornaments for the people.
 Some hitherto unknown poetry by | Patrick RranVell Bronte, the brother of | Currer Bell" and of whose literary | power she had sp high an opinion, has | peen found and will shortly be published | Englaud.
 The Artic plants which a Greedy sur vivor brought home with him are from | six inches to two feet in night, aud un- der nagnifyiDg glass present very beautiful appearance. All tut two bear flowers.
 The Pope hns two kinds of seals. The first, used in apostolic briefs, private letters, etc, is called the tisherman's ring. The other IS used m bulls. Tneimpress- ions of the fisbermAn's seal are taken in red wax, but those of the others always in lead.
 Miss Jennie Gage, of Kingston, NY visited friends ID Jefferson, Greene Coun- ty, that State last summon. During her sojOurn tbere she carved the letters of her name into young green apple. Last week the apple was sent to her, fully grown and with her name still plainly visible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

The Chinese Masonic funeral briefly mentioned iu the CITIZEN yesterday was after fashion, very imposing affair. Two large tables were spread with vi- ands among which was an entire roasted pig. A procession was formed the fra ternity with gaily colored banners, head ed by a MexIcan band. marched in front of the hearse the other mOurners on foot and m carryals following behind. a wa- gOn with the eatables ringing up the rear. With the fraternity msrched the master of ceremonies, who with lavish hand scattered much cOlored paper on the line of march. A similar service was performed by an assistant seated on the hesrse. Of the flags carried one was white with Chinese character work ed m the center, others were red, blue, green and yellow. The flags carried by the mourners in the rear of the hearse were black.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Miners, Column.

Gallup ships 500 cars of coal per month, and IS undoubtedly one ot the largest shipping points on the Atlantic < Pacific road.
 The mining region around Granite creek, IS. C., IS deS Seloping an excite ment, large pay being reported m Nlc- toris. A town Is being built, and crowds Hro rushing to the diggings-
 Montsna's silver production during 1884 was about SS.0O0,0O0; gold, S3,OO0,- OOO.
 Butte, NJ. T., is the largest copper camp in the United States, Lake Supe- rior alone expected.
 It is said that Alabama is now shIp- ping pig iron to Northern markets and selling it at ten dollars a ton, in which there is fair profit.
 The iron product of the United States in 1860 amounted to 9Ol.0OO tons of ore; today II foOts up over S,OO0,OOO tons a year, almost a ninefold increase.
 Our coal mines in 1860 produced H. 00O.OC0 tons, now S5,O00,OOO tons, or six times as much.
 4 recent discovery Ot a seam of coal fourteen feet in thickness has been made at CrOEfoot Crossing, eight hun dred miles west of Winnipeg.
 India. which has bought her copper from England. has now a supply at hand in Japan which yields six thousand tons.
 The bullion output of the DrCm Lum- mon mine of Montanna now runs from S7jOUO to S!5.OOO per month
 During the last thirty-fve years the product of gold and silver ID tue United States alone has been g. 2i6.OO0.OO0.
 The discovery Of new and extensive ore boly in the Chrysolite mine on Fry CT Hill, Leadvil!e. will pu. new life into the Carbonate Camp.
 Yuma county, Arizona, produces and ships $500 worth of gold dust monthly, all got out by the dry wash process.
 The Homestase company alone pays over S35,0O0 year for taxes in Dakota.
 The old Dominion IS running only one furnace, and all its product Is taken Tn this country and IS engaged for up to the end of the year. The Anaconda has, it Is stated, 26 furnaces running to ill existing contracts.
 X MT. Beach of Los Angeles, is near Gila City with a span of mules and a dry washer, try 'ng to solve the mystery | 1f that deserted camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
SUMk ONs

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 The ieIritn-l % arIl -. .r. tis ua S. Leon.
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 Anu yt % are Ler, is .Hr. l.-s tpuear and au-vrr tlH ....r Iuirtt, tLe piIl-tIr Wt.. -a.. Il. he r-llef ftersrl tiar..l..t.--i ar.Ii ....r. bur-efueu-- Iu thi- p-tr.. -..a..tt.l
 Gwen under my f.-l and f.a '"uuty toCrt. GO lgc9Hl. tl,s t.a .sIr \. b l~,J
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 tOrN TO ur fI1-f. hereby certify tr-t f'H .lr--v.f .r i- z IS a full, true a-d r.rr.g- Hv.. il summons tu tha ca-. arrrf...l ys- Elena k- ianu uuV- a- ri. .e -. Witness my i..H' e a ..-..4r.l -..l.. ... Jf October. 1. D. l--1
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Board of Supervisors.
loFFICIALl


 TUCsoN, A. T.. Nov. 9th, 1885. The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment at l0o'clock 8. m. this day. Present. J. s. Mansfield, Chairman; J. c. Handy, Mem Der; ChHs k Drake, Deputy Ex-Officio Clerk. Absent Geo. w. Teitswortb, Member. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Com munIcstiOn of Judge Alex Campbell was read, received and ordered on file, and on motion the recommendations contained,s ,s therein are approved, and Judge Campbell is authorized on be- half of the county to carry out said rec ommendatIoDs contained therein. Com munication of A. Baldwin, Justice of HRrshRw precInct, asking for 30 days leave of absence was read and ordered on file. On motion same was granted, and the clerk ordered to instruct him to notify the Board the date of his depart ure. Communication Of H. w. Fenner asking 30 days leave of absence was read and ordered on file. On motion same was granted, to take effect from date of departure. Communication of D. A. Sanford ID regard to road matters was read and ordered on file, and the clerk was instructed to acknowledge its re- ceipt. In the matter Of A. T. Ammer- man, an indigent person now receiving a monthly stipend from the County of SlO per month, in view of the fac. that he has made application for 0 pension on account of injunes received wbile in the service of the United States which has placed him in his present deplorable condition. On motion 1t is hereby ordered that the clerk O, this Board be directed to furnish the Con- missioner of Pensions statement of tbe condition of said Zimmerman, to- gether with a copy of this resolution in order that his application may receive more speedy attention. That II Is not the intention of the government ID our opinion to permit its faithful old ser wants to die as paupers. Report of clerk in regard to per diem cost of keeping team was read and ordered on file. Re port of Clerk m regard to expenses of Pima County for the last four years was read and ordered spread on the minutes
 TUcsoS, 4. T., Nov. 9th, 1885.
 To the Honorable Board of Supervi- 1 sors, Pima county, A. T. GESTLEMES- In accordance with your instructions, l | beg respectfully to submit the following | report of amounts audited on the vsri- ous finds for the years 1881, 'S2, 'S3 and | 'S4, for the purpose of making a compar- ison of the above years with the present | year, 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Senor ZayRs, Mexican Consul m this city. will leave next week for the City of Mexico with his family who go there to reside. After an interval of two months NIT. Zayas will return here. This the CITIZEN IS pleased to chronicle inasmuch hs Mir. Zsyas Is one of the most courteous and efficient consuls ever stationed here. During the short resi dence of his family here they have made many friends who sincerely regret their departure and whose best wishes for health and prosperity they will take with them on their return to their old home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
YEma Ihms.

Yesterday was a sad aUe io the people of Yuma. They lad away ID her last resting place. after long and painful illness, Margari;a. the astimsble wife ol Capt. Wm V. Meeden. on esteemed and Lonored citizen Of lh:s place. Kind. loy. ing. faithful. the household was her pride. The deep. heartfelt sympathy of this community goes out to the stricken husband and his four li:;le mcthe-less children.
 Chssteued. as the fhs4ows fall
 Ger llfe- down sHTd rlTer
 Beckened by the angels call,
 JpHaid Co God he giveT.
 Life ste niades~ bright and fair
 As a bunt-hei mirror
 Love taE left Der mem ry here
 soCVeIir fortveF.
 The heated term which oppressel this section during October has passed and ia its stead cool weather. X heavy sand storm visited Yuma and kept up a small tempest fO- two nights and B day. It passed on toward the northeast at sun- set yesterday and leaves this section pleasant and tLe people thankful for the change.
 The gang of bridge builders are mak- ing preparations for active business ss soon as the material for the new bridge arrives. It was reported here that the railroad had no timber on hand al Oak land suitable for the bridge at this point and that the proper material would have to ie shipped from Puget Sound. If this be true. construction of the new bridge will be retarded considerably.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Great Minds Running Terther.

(From the Uniontcwn Republican StandurI
 Philadelphia Record Pittsburgh Dispatch.
 Ger. .5. Oct. -
 It Is reported that When IL Is report Morgan F. Wise, ed that Morgan E. late of Greene Co. Wise is q candidate Penn, Is An appli- Tor the Secretary cant for the Secre- ship of Arizona Ter tary ship of Arizona ritory, the press ol Territory. Wise has the country rises up one advantage over with one accord Zulick in the fact with the interesting that be has a resi- inquiry: What in dence in Arizona. the world did the But what have the people of Arizona people of that Terri Territory ever do tory done that such to Morgan +. Wise? inflIctions should be
 put upon them:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Not Working At His Profession.

'Is your father 8 professional Chris tisn?" asked 8 clergyman of a neglected little boy.
 "Yes, believe that IS his profession; but be IS not working much at tt now
 The neglected Democrats coucede that Cleveland IS 6 professional Demo- crat, but they also admit tearfully that he is not working much at his profession just now. Perhaps after the election he will pitch in.-Texss Siftihgs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

ssOzing the afflicted to HEALTH and hAPPl NESS
 The Doctor will agree to forfeit sI 1900 for sase undertaken not cured. The reason SO mAnI .znnot get cured of weakness and the above dis Sass- IS owing to a complication. called PROS IArORRHEA- with HlFEkAkSIHESIA shlch requires spec 2l treatment
 DR. LIEBIa's INvI fORATcR. No. 2. with our ps- ,uliar special treat aent. IS the only cure fOs PRosTAToKRHEA. By 1t Manhood is restore. and the hRDS z ''7ss 7OVed back from age Co ioutn.
 IT pimples appear or the face. if you beoomr [ sti sss and desDOrdent, look out for the com JllcatiOn with Vital Weakness Eld loss Of Vital ty SnOwn as PrOstatOrrneR. Hundreds oi hyes ave been lost for the want of proper trestmeur 'Or this complication. and thousands have Joe ll their property and pleasure n life from Its fleets.
 Price Of either InTtgorafor, S2. Case of nx bottles. fl0- Sent to any address. covered Bcuiely from observation.
 Dr. Lfebig .k Co. treat successfully by HO- nCeOpathy every form of SPECIAL. PkiNAIi Jr CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury cl isuseOus drugs. If vitality IS drained from th )ody numerous diseases follow that baiis urtii- isry medical treatment If 8llOssed to sOntInu. he unnatural ioss causes COnsU np;ion, Disbs s- Bright Disease lrsaniry. stl. Curas guHi mceed. Dissases of the genlto- urinar, cr.,ars Xidnsys. livor and bladder IsciBlls trea-ei. DIS .A7SS OF WOMEN SPEEDILY GUARD.
 Quaiified and Res sp0nslbiT--Dr Dr. Liebig | }o. from fUEOFE. are Orgaul-ed n COInplIancg sith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro ;ursd by regular college educGtIon. and sre nov D. their nineteenth year of special prac-ice.
 Most powerful e!ectrlc belt, free Co patients. To FRovE THE W0SDEEFJL POWER O. tEe IN NiGOR AIOK S2 BOTTLE GIVEN OI szST FKlX Consultation free and p:IsaJ5.
 Call or address
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Not of that Ilk'
TorAL MREcK. Nov. 4th.

TOTAL WRECK, Nov. 4th. 1885. EDIToE CITIzES:-In your paper of the Pad inst. there appears m item stat ing that it is 'a common rumor, that T |. Parrish led the late Grand Jury by the UOse." As member of that body, my lips are sealed by the sanctity of my oath, as to my individual actions as . juror, do, however indignantly deny Mr, Parrish or any other member of the jury had any influence whatever over mr, 70 the discharge of my duty as a juror.
 Respectfully yours,
 JOIN O. DOUGHERTY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

l.. $. Williams, the popular agent of the Giant Powder COmpssy, is chuck full of business nowadays. The com pany are to be congratulated in having such a careful and pains taking gentle. man In charge Of their sffsirR. The large quantities of powder he is shipping every day speaks for itself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
LAND CgF-.E

Notice is herein named settler l-s r. to make Eual pr....f I.. ..-. that sand prCu. H.I.. ... and Receiver .r i1, 1885. VIZ. F.-..- for the Lor L. af V. r. a 1f >. w. ist.
 He uumr- tH. hlS ccEtI-- r- gaiiou uf -a-. ..r Americau tl.-. Flag; Jam liamz, Of A-..-. ..-. r..-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Prnnf PnsifiTe.

"I hear that Jim Brown who keeps a saloon has joined the ehurch?" said a Dallas, Texas, man, 10 P.rsOn Surplus Eel.
 "Yes; he has become thoroughly con- verted."
 Then you believe bis conversion is genuine, Psrson:'
 Il know it IS. Since he has become a man he does not sell beer on Sunday g to anybody except his spiritual adviser and members of the vestry. y."--Texas Shiftines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
LAND OFFICE ur-t

LAND OA a4ta Na
 N0tICe is hereby -ivel r.- named se-tisr ts. tI..i -H-.U.. -. Co make hual pr,- ' i. -c-s. -. hat slu proof wi-l hs ll... .... and Receiver. lf fIc-Hr. ilth, l-sl, yi-- Eduari ., L...... izOna. for tsr V sui -t r.. -., E. is E.. and iH- - co S-. R- q, r.
 He rluIe~ the fo.lHaIrr sI--. cOutlIu1u- re-.1ercc ul.4.. aH.. -aid land, v.z-
 10 .. r-r. sf Na-av.I.a t... Nchav. gt r--rH frlr..... ied.g4tuu. Arizona. Ini- Ari-uu8. E n4". ILr.L anhE.atina .--. . =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
S20.O92 I5
SZJ,Uy2 II Respectfully submitted,
 CHAS, R. DRAKE.

On motion the Janitor is hereby per- mitted to build fires in the various rooms in the Court House building. On motion the Clerk was instructed tO have . bell put up in the hall for the purpose of calling the JanItor when the Board is in session. On motion tLe Board ad- journed to meet at 10 o'clock a. m. Noe- ember 9th, 1885. J. $. Mansfield chairman attest: W. B. Horton, Ex-Ofiicio clerk by Chas. R. Drake: Deputy Tx Officio clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notice for Putlc.t.r
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Notice Is ir-at. uamsd ~ett er has f.. r Co make tual r-o- 2 .- -.....- that said p-o-l. gI.l O. - .... Receiver. a- Iur-,u. -f.... ls,j. VIZ. D-Wu- ~. ..-. for the NV "a Sec. -l he naIuJ@ the fa...s.rr a his continuous Tee l.i..-.I. me- 0f sad lard. VIZ.
 John khu,i5- uf W--..-. Brown. of Me- -.vIl.. -.-- of Nssaviil-. Ariz.ua. VI .-- .- vile. Arlz1na.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Miss Porter, daughter of Judge Por- ter of the Second Judicial District pass ed through this morning en route to New Orleans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
CURES ALL HUMORS.
CONSUMPTION.

which is ScrOfuIous Disease Of The Lungs, k promptly and certainly arrested and Cured by this GOd-given remedy, if taken before Inc last stages Of the disease are reached From is wonderful power over this terribly fatal disease, when first offering this now eel chrdtcd remedy. to the public, Dr. PIERCE thought seriously Ot calling it his SCOu- Gs too limited for a medicine which from ifs wonderful combination of tonic. or strcngthen- ing, altcrGtlye, or hlood-cieansing, ant bilious pcctoral, and nutritive properties, is uueaIialcd not only as remedy for consumption Of the lungs. but for all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
LAND Or1CE 1-

LAND UFFICE - Notice is hereby E1rr named settler taz tlet. r-.-.. make hnal proof ln .aFl... that sad pruof Wlfl be r.s-.. and Receiver at Tucson. Al. 1855. VIZ: Adolf Nerdlr,. CT for tne \ T.. b. Sec l9 Ir .- He names the foi.DuI-- -.... his continuous resILsLC.. u-.... of. sad land. viz
 J. Nj Nasqucz. Cf Lr--.-. ... CsrrllO. ut uc-ur R-.-... Tucson. Arlzous; 2iigu.. H.- ArIzOna.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

THE DAILY AND wEEKLI ARIZONA CIT
 II HEN ls kept on nle tt E. C. DAkE'5 Assncy, os Merchants ExohAnse. where con ,scts for advertising can be made fortit in 4s frsncisco. uylssf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notice for PublicaUer
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Notice 's h-rea- r5Er- rHr- named settler has 1l-d lo- ma ko tnal proof .ur-a-r thnt sad proof ulL hr wa-.. and receiver at lur -u-. 4r. l0. i-Sj. viz Nscarr Con. .r sOus. for tho | "a ot -H Sec ]. ID. s S. k. t1
 Re names the fuiiHs.r- rl..... his cont ul0us fe-lae- a rr..r said iaut. VIZ. Nail.-- l-r. tzoua. julu isroie-. cd N--r. Brown. of NeSavlAs. Er.r.-.. M,suyllle. ATizoua-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

nTnm Send 10 cents postasp, ana we Slll mail you EE a royal, u ETIn valuable. ample box of goods H uIl | that vlll put you in the way of . making more money st Oac-, than anything elss in America Both sexes of all ages can live at home and work in spare tune. or all the tune. Capital not requI red We Nll start you. Immense pay sure for those who start st once. SrINSON Ce.. Portland Maine
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
DfSPENSaEY

40O tieaTy strpat, Ssu Francisco, Cal. Private entrance, us Mason street. four niact, lp Goary street from k-aruy. Man entrance .lEO1gn DispCl-ary Drul: Sturn. oolatGw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

We understand that Col Shatter of Fort Grant has consented Co let the lss. Infantry band come down tO Fort Low ell for a trip. This IS one of the finest bands n the service, and our people will have the pleasure, of listening tO some excellent music. Fort Lowell has been without band HOW for some tune, and this kindness on the part of Col Shafter, will be appreciated,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notice fJr Pub bi.zUc-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notice for Pubf.c-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Preparations are being made at the store of Leo GoldschmIdt to receive the three carloads of new furniture that are now on the way here from the east. Three car loads of furniture
 knocked down." will make at least twenty times that amount when "set up" To make room for this he IS work ing of part of hIs old stock at ridicu- lOusly low prices. Call and get bargin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
Notice for FJU.c
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Thomas County cat., 1885-11-26
SIeeping-Time e of Fish.

An experiment has recently been tried
ct the Inventions Exhibition Aquarium
by Mr. W. August Carter, with view
to discovering how far fish are prone to
sleep. After a close examination he
found that among fresh-water fishes
the roach, dace. gudgeon, carp. tench,
minnow and catfish sleep periodically
in common with terrestrial animals
The same instincts were found to act;l.
ate marine fish, of which the following
were observed to be equally Influenced
by s0mnolcnce. viz: the wrasse. conger
eel, dory, dogfish, wrasse bass, and all
species of fiat fish. Mr.. Carter states
that, so far rs he can discover, the
goldfish. pike and angler fish never
sleep. but rest periodically. Desire for
sleep among fish varies according to
conditions. Fish do not
select nighttime for repose.
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