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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Anti Chinesr Resolutions.

There has teen a considerable anti Chinese agitation at Phsnix for some time. and several public meetings were held b discuss the problem A final uass meeting adopted the following resolutions, as prepared by committee previously appointed fer that pur- pose:
 1st Resolved, That ID the future as n tbs past, the prosperity of our country ia based upon the industry and lnteiii- geuss of the white laOOring masses ut c,tizeus. to whom We owe in s grent mes me. our present great national great ness and prosperity.
 2ud. Resolved, Ina. we extend tO down -trodGen Caucasian residents oi every e continent who seek our land Tor honest labor, the hand of welcome, and bi1 them come and abide within lber- ty's asylum, on a new continent aud .s1allv pHrtaks cf the blessings of a free republic.
 3i RssOive1, That We look with for bodiug and horror upon all public man. ifestatfous in favor of Chinese Immigra- tiou. for their touch is social and neral pollution; their presence perpetual men ace of the public peace. Their labor is Tn tbs exclusive interest Oitheir own coun- trl, and 1t ;s a growing snd blightIng curse tO our whole free CaucssiHn labor system, which k ths foundation of the prosperity of cur republic.
 4.h. Resolved. That demand should be made by the combined white masses of our country, for such notifications of our treaty with the Chinese empire, or such legislation by Congress as will entirely prevent the further importation to the United States of the Chinese race, and the enactment of such laws as will absolutely prohibit the return to our country of all Chinamen who leave our country for sny purpose whatever.
 stb. Resolved, That we express tO the great mass of white lsboring people of California and the other states and territories of the west our earnest sym pathy and cooperation Tn their efforts to rid themselves af the curse of Chi nese labor and oOolie seryitude, and we do hereby pledge ourselves to do all m our power to secure the passage oi such laws by Congress, as will totally prohiO- 1t Chinese immigration to our country.
 9th. Resolved, that ve request the citizens of the several counties or our territory to unite with us ID forming anti Chinese labor associations through out the territory.
 Resolved, That the newspapers os the territory be requested to publish these resolutions.
 A. \. PEOPLES, W. E. WILLIAMS,
 A. J. LAW, T.. CosAD, CHAs. l.. MOsHER, Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
CRIrTENDEN.
Death of Willie F. Manning Other is-
 terssting News and Gossip.
CRIITEypEy. Sent oI IS,.j.

CRITTESDES, Sept. 21, ISoJ. EDITOR CITIzES:-Again pale degJl hss visited our quiet little town ard taken from our midst Willie l.. Man nIng, aged six years, eldest son of M-. and Mrs. ]. F. Manning. The news cf this stroke of misfortune will Je a source of pain to the many friends Oi MT. and Mrs. Manning. He attended school last week putIl Friday, when complaining somewhat. he was kept at home. He was taken during the day with croup. and despite everything be- ing done possible Bt ;he cVmnand of his parents their friends and Dr. Pardee. of NOgales, who WAS called to attend him, no relief could be afforded him and on Saturday night, abCu, ten o'clock, he died.
 This was a great shock to his pa- rents, who idolized him. Everyone who knew Willie knew him but to love him. He was bright, interesting and good natured child and WAS greas fsvOrite with his playmates a; school and much 
 community here deeply sympathiZes with the stricken parents in thIs hour of their bereavement.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Zeimet returned on Sunday from an extended visit to the principal summer resorts of the East and Northwest. They return improved III health, showing much-Deeded and appreciated vacation. Mir. Zeimel Is one ot the most popular and reliable agents of the \. M. S A. k. R, and IS also pro- prietor of the railroad hotel at this place. The many friends oi Mir. and Mrs. Z., in southern Arizona, extend them e hearty welcome, glad of their enjoyable vsca- ton and safe return to Crttendeu.
 Accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Zeimet from Brownsville. MiHn, were Mir. Augustus Graf and Miss Mary Fritgea. Mir. Gref comes highly recommended ss good blacksmith, R sober, industrious man and as such your correspondent bespeaks for him success at his trade m Arizona. Miss Fritgen Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Zeimet, Der cousins. It Is to be hoped that her impressions Of Arizona will be of such a character as to materially prolong her stay there. Col. Geo. Fl. Beach, who has recently been relieved here, and who by tine way IS very popular agent and genial, generous, wholesale cavalier, has gone to Contention to relieve Mir Kennedy. who goes east on leave Of absence. Mir. Beach will likely go III business while a, Contention. He will probably "bach."
 Reports from the surrounding mines and districts continue to be favorable and the interest in cbloriding Is increas- ing. A steady upward tendency and a returning confidence in mines in this section IS everywhere apparent and r,- suits will soon be forthcoming.
 Ii is funny to ''ohOrty' WLy Length. don't get the fever.
 Ad;os,
 "Irvo C."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
NOgales Notes.
(Nosaiss Frontier.


 Six car loads of lumber and mGchiE- cry for the Silver Queen Cos Los Bronzos mine, passed NOga!ss on Wed nesdsy.
 Passengers from Guaymss. Hernosi.,o and other places infested with fever, have to remain here forty-eight hours quarantine gs this place.
 The No-a!es fiesta opened last Tuss- dry night ou t.e grounds !ust ecFoss o.. iue FuItii of the derut Co i.-fs a-- .ubia- oi iJyal S1aOra citizens au.. . -rJiiy LumD-r Oi American pleasure s eEe-s.
 -egaics k fall Os strangers from Guuy lsa, and Hermosillo, principally rctU- gees from the yellow fever now "II- derliJ in the above named place.
 We received letter on Tuesday .a-; from the Governor of Sonora. Hon. i.ul+ T.. Torres, in which he says that there is fever both both in Guaymns and Her. mO,illO.
 There are several mining men from | the east Tn town, many of them were Du | theJr way to Sonora, but will have (. renaln here for some time, on account of the yellow fever in our neighborlng | State.
 Mir. Archer Preston, arrived III tEls | city last Monday from GuBymas a VIC ! tim of Yellow Jack. MT. Preston IS : prominent merchant from Guaymas aEC recently contemplated establishing ; | large wholesale house at NOgales. Th( many friends of thIs popular gentleman | will be pleased to learn that he Is rapid | Iy recovering under the skillfui treat nent of Dr. Purdy.
 Robert Miller, formerly eOnnt eteC with the Cosmopolitan Hotel at thi, place and Eellknown, but for seyera months past agent for the Sonora Brew ing Association at GusyunRs, died at th' latter city at 9 o'clock Thursday morn ing of yellow fever. Mr. Miller wa attacked with the disease but fev hours before bis death. He was an un married man but had hosts of friends in NogRlvs, with whom the FrOntieI ioIns 10 expression of regret over his m timely death
 | Mir. San B-annsn's rip so the Sierra
 Madre mountains in Sonora has beei postponed until next October, owing tt the prolonged raid of Uncle Sam's pets Apaches and soldiers. Mir. B. be lieves that the difficulty could have beel suppressed Tn two weeks if taken | tune and one million saved the govern ment, but by so doing there would hay been no money in 1t for the politics gamblers. The survey is be:ng pushe on as rapidly ss possible and will o completed Tn about nine months.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
prosperity of its surrounding country along tle San Pedrn.

prosperity of its surrounding country along the San Pedro.
 The only hotel in the place is the Vir- giuIa House, kept by c. VucOvich. IL IS located conveniently to the depot, and it is kept witt desire to please its pat rous. 4 sood table and clean beds are assured the traveller whp seeks the comforts of this h use.
 The staff of life for the people of Ben son, k constructed by Mir. 1. Heirs, whose skill as q plain and fancy baker IS well known, and bis fame hHs exteni- ed even beyond the confines of that | town. he is meeting with merited sue cess n hIs business hnd Is regarded as an indispensable element o. the town. hr. L. n. Dunn. the village shoe maker and political oracle of the place, alwaye draws silver threads by his in dustry. He is made of good leather ard ! is ;hs iast inaa in the world Co forsake a | friend. N.. Dunn bus given some | thought tO sn automatic mechanical appliance, o; which a more detailed mention Will ue ni16e hereafter, aLd ] from cur =OIy examination of the in- ventiOn. MT. Dunn is destined to take a ! HAhllALNAAN F4AtN NaAAAsiE AAAF pa | the country. He is aiso engaged m de- velopIng some other Ilechanical ideas ! that will probably be pat 10 god use. Those of tie B-us.n people who are ! pleased to take ID air:Ug Tn stylish turnodt, always iiud ample Eccommoda- ton Et H. T. 2.dfieid' stable, who keeps i good stock, and does not demand mans wholo bank account for an hours spin.
 The thirst Of the Benson people has been carefully provided for. Bob Stew art recently retired with u competence and sold his saloon to W. c. Moore, who can please anyone with wet groceries from drink of plain straight goods to n dude cocktail.
 ! W. 4. McAllister and J. A. Barrock have as handsome bar Rs can bo found in Arizona, and they keep 1t we'll stock | ed with choice liquors. Several billiard tables afford opportunity for indulgence | in l.tile innocent and pleasurable rec restion. Both the propTietors are gem eral favorites with the people and are ! regarded as good citizens.
 | ihere gre maoy other good people and business men In Benson, deserving of specia! E.-..tI.n. but want of extend ed space forbids. IL k a good town and 6 Cr"wing one, and Iis people are pros | peTous and progressive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Corporal smith, who is up from Guad- Alupe caiion on ten days leave of so- sence. says that new expedition IS or gauizing to take the field after the ApacbeS, or rather, those who have been guarding the line will relieve the worn- out troops who have 30 long endured the priyations and hsrdships of the mountain campaign. He says the line is SO well guarded by a cordon of vigi- lant soldiers that ]. Is impossible for an Indian to pass through st any point He says many of the reports COL cern- ing the troops that are published n the newspapers are extremely exagge csted and sometimes wholly false. Very few of the real facts seem to reach the pub lie without being distorted. NIT. Smith will return to the San Bernardino rsnct in 6 few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
FILES! PILES. PILES
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
 n-SE <NEn SfrFFER

\ ONE MED SUFFER.
 4 sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. ItcniDg 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 3O years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, lustru- nents and eiectuaries GO more harm than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, particularly at 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- yute parts, snd for nothing else.
 Read what the Hon. J. M. Cofinberry. of Cleveland, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: "I bsve uset scores of Pile Cures, and II affords me pleasure 90 say that have never iound anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief es Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment" For sale by all druggists and mailed on receipt oi price, l.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by B. A. Yorbs < Go
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
New Mining D!1i1ict n 0id iieXico.

NV. Stevens, late of Clifton, and John N. Baker, have discovered and are ,i de- velopiny m the SabDai mountains Chr huahua, very rIch sIlyer mine and nave within the past few days brought to fms citv and sold to the sampi.ng works some very fine ore. The name of their mInf is inc Piancha de la Plstu, aI-d it IS located about seventy miles west oi San Jose, on the edge of the Corf"ii'3s Srai' rs, l.
 The ore runs in spots from S2,uOO to s5 OO0 per ton, there being from two to three feet of chlorides and horn silver m fine vein. Mir. Baker declares they ean' with the work of two men, turn ont rom two to three tons o; ore day that VII run S3OO to $500 a ton. A lot of l6ON hounds sent to the eampling works here show n very large per cent ot pure chlor- ide and horn silver, but the valne We have been unable to ascertain one specimen weighing 19j pounds, now on ayhibition at the sampling works, can' moi he bought for s300.-Lons Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Benson.

Tine snug little town of Benson Is now
 enjoying a. more satisfactory business lie than it has for some months prevI' ously. The smeIter. in almost contlnu- ous operation, and the junction ot the Sonora railroad with the Southern Pa cific alwsys gave quite lively appear ance to the pretty little town. but the business revival now experienced seems to be a permanent and rational feature, based upon the general growth and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
District Court.
TUESDAY. Sept, 22..

TUESDAY, Sept, 22 D. A. Sanford VI. P. f.. Tully ct al; Msssrs. Hereford and Lowell were sub tituted us attorneys in place of EGrllr Campbell tc SjcrLens. Case se: T tIisl Sep. 2r, I~Sj. kaizvs. ZscltlGo.i: motion to amend complaint d5u,Ci. set for argument Oct. 2S. 1SSJ.
 Insolvency proceedings of Welholi w,-a GI~mI-sel. Srll..an vs. Mckay. On motion of Judge Aei-rsD- demurrer Vas with' 6...Eu r.i al answer fled Geo. L iiooa, L-q. wCs admitted e, practice. o5 motion ot Arthur R- Earii L.l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Arizona Mission. Methodist ipi>-
 capaI Church.

The following appointments were n -de last night by Bishop Fowler; Superintendent. C. H. Adams. Benson, F.. W. Morrison. Clifton. To te Supplied. FlagstaiT and H0ibrooE, Jas. C. Ever hart.
 Globe, '. T. Pir'ca-
 NIlnera. Park, W C BisEely. Nogales. David McFawn-
 Phenix. D. W. Calico
 Phenix Circuit, \. l. Johns. Pinal, F. ". Johnson.
 Prescott. N. l.. Guthrie.
 Quijotoa. To be Supplied. St. John, To be Supplied.
 Tombstone, c. l.. Fiersor. Tonts Basin, To be SupqlIoG. Tucson, r. W. Dowrs. n, The reports of tEe y.eachers wGs Full of encouragement anu more than one hundred conversions and Eccess;ons to ,he church were reported.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
H.r.. .-..rs, EYeTyvnsrc,


 Nalsris B -l. Even -LeT- the d. sea-e I5 not ..l llent-wheTr the g5uer- al cOn5i,.ou t1e surrounding locality may be fav Co health, isolated c-s- es may ez Bad drainage iaup cellar. the escape or Ecwer gas, the ex- istence of u1a. .,. cess pCCls, prclimIty tO staCnsur e .eT-Rll these are rtqgent causes. and vaat town or city of any magnitude - free from them. Uostet- ter's Stomach Bitters, whether in town or country, whether the germs Oi the di- sease develop either tue billions remit tent form. CT that negative, sluggish, but not lees obstinate type called dumb sgue. Is equally efficient, both az n pre- ventive and a remedy. Bad digestion, biliOusness, constipation, want of wit ality, are also remedied by it, and the hsppiest results may be surely antcipa. ted from its use, for the relief Ot rheu. maiism. kidney and bladder complaints and nervousness, accompanied by lack of appetite and sound repOse. It IS bO tanic and agreeable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
ARaIlrOad Mans Views.

Mir. Joseph dickson, the agent ln Tor onto, Canada, of the New 1oTk, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad company IS well known throughout the Dominion He writes that for several weeks ms Ilt- tie girl was i'll with bronchltas. be used different preparations and alao had her treated by physician, but with out effect. Finally, be tried Red Star Cough Cure. and before one bottle Was finished she was perfectly well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
r-,-.,r,s Rcet bftttrs.

f7e r- Uors I.li--S aes .-1- -ly r5s-. ..e L.,c. aHi i.lissE -.57 me Dc ,.s- and rr-r -, ;hs wa.S =t-,a- Lea, ,.s lung, --'.I mp tbs rrfvca, and c.sau5e tke i.aeI lnd s,s-.rs r. rvery l-tFUrity. Sai. by dr1.-i --. Pcice SL Cr six bottles sent b. lNeees. rrepa.d for S7.
 FG.zrEI; NGDIC.SE Co,
 Cleveland. Ono Srflry B. A. Yorbn E Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Stop That Uougn

By using Dr. Frszlers Throat and Lung Bslssm-tbe only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, HoRrseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throat snd lungs. Do not neglect a cough. IL may prove fatal Scores and hundreds ot grateful people owe their lives 10 Dr. FrKzIsr's Thrca; and Lung Balsam, ard no family will ever be without Il after once using 1t, snd discovering its marvellous power. II IS put up ID large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEpIoISE Co, Prop'rs-
 Cleveland, O.. Sold by B. A. Ynrba 4 Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
A Card.

To all who are suffering from errors
 and indiscretIons of youth, nervous weakness, early dscay. loss of manhood, etc, I will send 6 receipt that vIll cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great rem edy was discovered by missionery in South America. Send self-sddressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D.. New York. iY-l6-eOd-d-w-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

During a sudden vhirlvind on Tues day, 1t is said that s little girl at the old school house was caught by its rap. Id gyrations and raised bodily several feet in the air. Her fall bruised her considerably and she was soon alter wards carried to her home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
7rr orlras si....
- -. snn Irter.I-e.I

Men C .l Rev ..-. pro lHl 10 Cu - . L. mt run tltI.--. 4. -.. ..a It ... now grow - ..r. t.1. thought. F. 3 Dl. thought IS one of the ans Ct r-u.Dr i-- i..-. But you Ur. ... ugus-e .i,e 60 l.lCy- slave nor ,.... ...- a Le.CL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Messrs. Geo. Pusch and J. Zellweeer have formed a partnership in the whole sale butcher business. and after October lei. they will simply supply the markets with dressed meats. Jas. Simpson will succeed Mir. Pusch in the management of the Mesilla street market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Nfrrons peailIta.ea Nsn

yar arc allowed 6 free triai c. ro use of D-. Dyes Celebrated No'tHis heit vii. rl sctric sigs. enscrr Apr.--l-e-i Tor ths -.- 5v relief and ca-ii-. .i..,.- cure or Ne-, Debility, .o-. or fit-i's "nd Manhood. ana aii kiEo-s- t--fa ieS' A-e 4I1v other Oise2sH7 n.e'e ra-t el tI -s9itb. vi-'r i' an- hoo --4raa N' fis d' I.u=s-..eJ r-uaais., V.,e !.' .-'S' ma. ..1. icr-e. elc. mailed isae .r .'i- dres a. Ya..Gic Belt Co, ''!i' Nirh.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

;se,.i.,.i letters remaining in Pur. ;iioa St Tucson. Arizona. Sept. Fist. IN; AcuaG Rafae, Noriesa, h"i0r'-' Ratz. Mrs l. tViedo EiS'~i Rronva Vim O-cp. Carmen Carillo: Gabriel Ortls. Lihra-" Campillo. Francisco Fsdia, IdslioIe" Chapman. Hr ChAs E fa'tsTscl JOhL l. Cusack. Col ParSS', h Daniel. Fsus'in tt-HeiPs' foJcnis DOrxaH, Dayid kics, Jos E.Ijn,an HC Romero. dCse GssfeIun Diego Sanchez, T0ms- Gonzales. Cusdalupe Sinpson. " u.sysIsr IT smith. Ed l. H,cLmau Ju- Spakiuhsir. \ E;,s, Wiil H-epa Feed. Mrs Anna z Lee, v lhOInpech' 1'~ MarOpay. LugsrdO Thorn, an MedGOck a-3 Torres, AecA"t' MoraIas 4lbinn Yalles, fihufsi" Wo.Icv T Nullie C. tm,i, Noxarya.. ro,a Ward. Jennie '
 MP FIREMAN, F. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

When symptoms Of malaria appear in any form, take Ayers Ague Cure, at once, to prevent the development of the disease, s1d continue until health IS re- stored, as 1t surely will oe by the use of this remedy. A cure is warranted in every instance
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
WEDSEsDAY, Sept. 23.

Territory vs. John Murphy, perjury set for Oct. 29.
 Territory VI. John Bolyn, perjury set for Oct 29
 WittelshOefer Va. Carthage Mining Company leave to file amended answei granted. Answer filed
 HoratiO Collins, nstive of Greai Britain. was naturaliZed-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
GmGIal Eec5Td,.
I0CAIIt-

White House ui-e, Madeira oshou, Aug. 4th. Wn,. Wa-ferj. A.J. Davidson.
 Fish Pond m!as, %alelra ca-oE, Aug IL, Louis Le Page. Nm. NarfcTd. ]. J. Davidson.
 Texas mine, ArivCca district, Aug. 25 Ad. Wieck, T. r. Cui.sn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
DR. SPINNEY,
 No. III kenrny street. Treats aiI Chronic aird Special Di-sa-s-
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG M EN IXvHO MAY BE sUFtERiHG FROM THE W effects of youthful foliIes or Indiscsetion will dO well to avail tbemssIye- Oi the. the greatest boon ever laid at tfe al sr ct suffering humanits DIR. SPlNNEt ~Ill guarantee ." forfslt S5(0 Tor every case of S'ig.uHl HeaSness or private diseass of aTy kfud or chara";Tr which he undertakes GEt faii- 70 are.
 MIDDLE-AGED MIN.
 Therc are many at the ary "t thIrty Co sixty who aro troubled with leo i.rlue cyarCatlnps of .ke bia'dGr. often arCcWU U@"Isd by a slght snAri ing or burning sonsai IOu. 'tnd 9 weakening of the system in R manner O patient cannot account for On exsmirIny tle nrinnrs depO-- it's a rOpy sCdinent VIII uftCa hF tCuud. ant sometimes small particles O. slnaw"E wiil ap- pear, or the color will be of thi' Ehliish hue. again clu..cing to e dark r'rPId apgcs -anc-, n era are many meu who giis oi tnis diiiiC Culty. lsl Co. lr. Of tho cause winch is tEe "e .rgd stage of sen. nal weakness Dr. .. vili guarantee s perm '.r-st cure in sUch cases. and healthy ros torstiul cf tho genito-Urlnhry organs. Off. lIu,us-lO tO and tu a St.ndHys from Co. }l a m. C0usultrti'n free. hsT- ough rluation aud advice, S5. Gall ,'. uT Cidrefs
 DE. sPISNEY X co,
 ,s2.t' No. II kearny st.. San frincisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

THK DAILY AND WEEHLI ARIZONA CIT l HEN Is kept on He ~ E. C. DAkE1o Arsucy. o3 Merchants kxohange. whore con tacts for advertising esr hs ails.s tsrsi- ,n Sa ftnnciscr. st st sSf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

Marriage certificate, Swan N. Peter son and Mrs. Mary DonaCTi, JGly 70, at Cri;tanden. ly J. E. Manning. Justice ei the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Estray Notice.

MY < y,i3. living gear the Columi "a Copper M Nine santa kisR ulCuLtBns. has thi- day declared as sstray a certain chestnut mare. agsi about eight ysars and branded wlth H Mexlr4u brand z: the owner can have sHid mare mon prov - ing property and pay u-. rharz~e CHARLES q. NEYRR.
 Justice of the Peace, Precinct No |.
 Tncson, Sept. :, ise3. aW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
LEASE
n.r..FIIANrLIH

Lease J. G. EG-', to C. W Tc;tsworth. Pioneer mlne, Sau Aavier, co u;oliihr' S6g per month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Tg

Chas. G. SessIou9 .. tr5-ph Sessions, Lottie nias sua u.I.-.lc, Princess, and Carlton names. Pima dl- ret, S,st. Same 60 sa;ae. Miner ; ;, Aary. N!i- Yer Prince, uaa-Ig,i fGtcl.C=s Cuc-Faf Monarch, e.ha't EsyaJar, Pima di-- ;rIci; enc half Golden Grown muie, Sierrita ms. Deer Lodge. Nellie ani Georglsna mines. Piaa district, S5OA.
 j. <. Baker io C. LauX, Jr, Last Chance nIue, ArlyacG distciot, S5. C.B. Sessions tc Joseph Sessions. ls NE ! of NV and SE | of NV .i of See. :, and NE !, ci SN | and SE . of SW T.; Sec a, X ii 5 < i4 E-lG , acr g: al-o urlig.d-i ga block and 10. Bruckrei's $ adci,i.E to I-cs p. Gnd undivided . in b.oci, x. except ia9 I5iS in said uicCk, $l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
A MARVELLOUS STORY
TOLD IN TWO LETTERS.

FROM THE SON: YoSE' I as1Sa 0St. ss' < isss. ss=
 "Gsn.le1ien: My father resides at Glover. Vt. He has been A great sufferer from Scroll u!a, and the inclosed letter will tell you ShsE n marvellous effect