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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
IndustrIal And Business.

A street rsilu sy is shortly to be built at Rome, Ga
 The banking capital of the United Statesto-dsy is s73S,0OO,OOO. Broom corn toothpicks are msnutact- u re eItensively in Kansas.
 China is going to utilize Europeans for work in her coal mines.
 Oue-third of all the banking done Tn the world is done in England.
 Fifty thousand isvn-movers are pro- duced annually in the United States
 The value of the ship. building indus. tryof New England for 1884 reached $o OOO,O
 The present outlooks for the coming hop crop is very unfa yorsble in New YorkSta.e.
 Dakota farmers are very sensibly soan douinQ the one crop (grsin) system, and are adopting mixed husbandry. Of the nine States in the Union pro- ducing true" coke, Pennsylvania pro duces more than five times ss much as the other eight combined.
 The manufacture of lawn tennis shoes has assumed such proportions that American dealers and makers are active | ly discussing their cost and styles. It is stated that actual contracts for shipping grain to New York from this city were made yesterday at 10 cents per 100 pounds.-Cnicago Journal, May $ In the manufacture of csskets alone one firm in Oneida, N. Y-, consumes 5000 feet of lumber day and gives em- ployment to about two hundred and forty hands.
 South Carolina people complain that they are unable to buy good strawoer- ries in their markets for the reason that the best are shipped north for better fprices.
 It costs about 40 cents per 100 pounds to ship hog over go miles between m Kansas City and St. Louis, and only ZS ZS cents from St. Louis to New fork, l'IVV miles.
 A piece of wire rope, nearly seven miles long, was recently made by Roeo- ling's Sons at Trenton, N. J., for the St. Louis Railway Company. It IS the longest piece ever made. Delaware peach trees are covered with buds, and hopes are 60 high thai over five hundred new orchards have been planted this year m the lower part of the Peninsula
 The new motive povsr-bisulphide oi carbon vspor-vas tested on an electric lieht engine at Lowell last night, and seems to have worked successfully Boston Journal, May
 Wires and bars says the Manufactui CTS Gazette, are now produced direc' from fluid steel by pressing it through dies in a manner similar to the product ion of lead pipes from lead.
 The operations of the mechanical ap- pliances in a watch factory have become 90 rapid and sysemstic that it is possible to take the raw materials from stock ID the morning and have a watch running from them by noon.
 It is said that the farmers m the in. tsrior of West Virginia have suffered much less recently from the ravages oi wolves and eagles. Hungry birds oi prey have carried of $lOc0 worth oi sheep and other small stock ID Clay county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

A Washington special says: Repre-. sentative Spinger has been con fning his efforts in the office hunting line to the state of Illinois, but has managed to frd time and opportunity to do some efficient work for the Territory of New Mexico, where he is under stood to have large interests in mines and lands. In compaoy with Delegate Joseph and Col onel W. A. Webb, of New Mexico, MT. Springer has been actively engaged in importuning the President and the chiefs of the Department of Justice snd the Interior to name certain friends of his for the territorial offices. These gentlemen have united upon Judge Vincent, formerly of Illinois, for the office of Chief Justice of the Territory, and it IS reported that Mir. Vincent will soon be appointed to succeed Judge AIteli. whose resignation is daily ex- pected. Judge Vincent has resided in New Mexico for several years. and has obtained distinction at the bar of that Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Measuring by the Eye.

4 letter describing the markets oi New Orleans says everything is sold by the eye, and there is DO standard meas ure. NIne-tenths of the hundsrds who sell in the noted French markets of the city do not know what a bushel or 6 peck is. They buy their vegetables by the lot and place them in little piles or tables. These piles are of different sizes and prices. The buyer looks al the piles and buys that which he thinks biggest and best. Sometimes buckets and boxes are used to measure. but they are of all kinds and shapes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

The great red spot on Jupiter is dis. appearing in curious way. An oval white spot now covers all its central portion. leaving only narrow ring oi the red substance visible around its edge. The white spot is quite regular in form. and very nearly concentric with the red spot. which it sppearsI to be gradually covering up. Its white. ness is not very intense, but sbo1t the same ss that of the general surface of the planet near it, so that as soon as I, covers the red ring still remaining, all traces of the remarkable phenomenon which has been watched with SO much interest for the last eight years will De entirely lost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Profit of Silk worms.

The only profit ever made out of the
 silk-worm business in California was in the sales of eggs one or two years before the Frsnco-Prussisn war. Now there is going to be market for eggs once more, as the United States Department of Az. riculture is purchasing them for free distribution. and will give the preference to American producers for the best var
 ieties. California silk worm raisers again have chance for making little money.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Mark Twain, in his youth, promised his mother that he would never touch intoxicating liquors or swear, and the fond old lady told an interviewer the other day that her boy had sacredly kept his word. The blush that suffused Marks frank and truthful countenance when he read that interview must have made him as red as Virginia City used to be of a morning occasionally while he was numbered among her joyous in. habltants
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Dr. METRE. who lost the Consulship to Nsgasaki after his commission had been drawn up, is receiving pretty rough treatment from the Eastern newspapers. His wife got divorce from him in the Maryland courts a week ago, and tbe evi- dence which was brought out at the trial is said to have had much influence in- causing Baysrd to destroy Meiere's con- mission-even more than the latter's blatant rebelism.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Competent judges place the value of gold dust taken from the placers of Ia vspsi county during the winter which has just passed. at between S5O.OOO, and 60.0O0. and valuation is not at all over estimated. When the small area ot available ground worked is considered in connection with the yield, it need nc scientists statements to convince one that there are millions yet untouched ID what are commonly now considered as the waste places of Arizona, and that the day when the desert will be called on to yield up its treasures IS not Tar distant.-Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

By had or at sea. out on the prairie or in the crowded city, Ayers Csthsrtic Pills are the best for purgative pur- poses, everywhere alike convenient. effi- caoious, and safe. For sluggish bowels. torpid liver, indigestion, bad breath. fistulency, and sick headache, they are a sure remedy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

It will have been fifty years on June mitted to the bar at Washington Court House, Ohio, and there is still on file there, signed by ex-Governor William Allen, certificate to the effect that Al len G. Thurman IS a person of good mor- al character and of sufficient legal knowledge and ability to discharge the duties of an attorney and counsellor at-law."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Only 13 out of 9l samples of coffee an. alyzed during one month in Paris were pronounced pure. One specimen pack. age is reported to have contained the following ingredients: Red earth. flour coffee grounds, caramel, tale, plumbsgo vermicelli, semolino powder, bean dust carrots, bread crumbs, scorns, saw-dust red ochre, brick-dust, ashes, mahogany shsvipgs, vegetables. earth and sand
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

A scientist has discovered that paste made from the seed of the cotton tree will sustain life longer than any known substance. Let editors gIrd up thejr lions and hope. When self-preservstior makes its home in the paste pot it will be possible to corral wealth in the news. paper business.-Chicsgo Ledger.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Legal Blanks ]!
For Sale at the CITIZEN Office.
 DISTRICT COTRT RIANKS.

r or Sale at the CITIZEN OfhCe.
 DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: Affidavit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment, Indictments, shsrla's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate on
 Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given to creditors. Notice Of time appointed for proving Will. Order directing posting Notices of Application
 for Letters of Administration. Citations, Creditors Claim. Order appointing Administration, Bonds of Administrator and Executor. Order appointing Appraisers, Order appointing time for Probate of Will and
 directing publication of Notice of same. Order appointing time and place for Heanng
 Application to sell Personal Property and
 directing Notice to be given, Order tO show cause why order of sale of Real
 Estate should not be made, Order appointing sals of Personal Property, Order of Sale of Personal Property, Order appoiuting day for settlement of account
 and dIrectins Notice to be given. Notice of time set for Settlement of Account. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. s. PAT
 ENIS To MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit of Citizenship. Affidavit of i've hundred dollars improvements, Agreement with Publishers, NOtiee of application for c. 5. Patent. CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COURT: Summons. Complaint on claim and delivery Of Personal
 Property. Uuderiakins on claim and delivery of Personal
 Property, Aridsvit on claim and delivery of Personal AeidAvit for attachment against a Residenf Undertaking on Attachment, Wnt Of Attachment, Execution, Notice of Appeal.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS: Location Notices, Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deeds Real kstste Mortgages Power of Attorney, Leases. Bond for Deed ,o Mining Property, Acknowledgment. Acknovledgments for Man and Wife. Afdaysts Of Publication Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts.
 T-Au of these blanks are printed in con- formiIy with the Statutes of Arizona and the mining laws of the United States. Orders sent out of the city c. O.. D.
 N. B-Paekages containing zS or eacn kino Of blanks used m Justices Courts. in Criminal and Civil Proceeding S610 which is lees than one cent a blank All of our Justices blanks will bs found To strictly conform to the statutes of Arizona Address all Letters or Orders CitizenPrintin g&Pub. Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Mr. R. A. Smith, superintendent of the Zellweger cattle ranch. was in town this week. He says several head of cat tie have died on the ranch recently from . dIsesss resembling blackleg, but he does not anticipate any further trouble from it-Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Although we hear at times of water being scarce Tn certain parts of the Ter ritory, we have no reason to be nervous about running short. Up and down the Santa Cruz for over 9 miles each way the river still holds O plentiful supply; water holes are abundant in the valley. and on the bill aides bunch and gramma grasses are so luIurisnt that cattle sell dom leave their runs, and are fsttening rapidly. The rainy season will soon be here to replenish our creeks and rivers. Harvesting has begun in the valley. Some magnificent barley. ss fine as can be grown anywhere. has been brought into town, and 1t was raised without irrigstion.-Nogalee Frontier,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
General Sheridan Coming

General Sheridan was confined to his bed for two days at Santa Monica, ss the result of severe injuries which he re- ceived by the upsetting of the hack in which he was riding in this city on Mon- day last. He will probably arrive this morning by special car and proceed to Fort Yuma and other military posts in Southern Arizons.-Los Angeles Her aid.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
The Erie In California.

Mir. J. c. Mccall, Gen. Agt, Erie Rail- road, San Francisco, states that he is acquainted with the efficacy of St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, and gIyes 1t bis hearty endorsement
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
sROrGH OS ITCH"

Rough on Itch" cures humors. erup tions, ringworm, letter. salt rheum frosted feet, chilblains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Declaration of Sole Tradershio

KNOW ALL MEN BY THERE PRESFNr. IN that l, Manuela s. McKenns. wife ,g ~ VI, ls Mckenna, residing at the city of ursH,. "a. .l. Pima, and Territory of ArilOne ds, barsI " clare. before B. Fl. Hereford, potarv r,,II '@ and for the county of Pima and Ierri.cr, ui q; Arizona. '1 'i That I intend to carry on the bnsinsss os --. ing and buying and selling live stock. and s als- ing m my own name aud on my osyp ,e 1'a,i- under the provisions Contained and sa, ,c ~, 'lHt Sections Twenty-fOur to wenty-seVe ;r.'.- ''.- 4- of Chapter 1hirty-twO Of the COmniIej '.si'e the Territory of Arizona. i''"s O.
 In witness whereof l have hereup,o .. hand and seal this zOth day of Februarv H r! 1885 A. D. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ALBANIA.
 COUNTY OF PIMA fss,
 hereby certify that ths above napai v.,..., S. Mckenna. personally appearen baFors -4 i.'e-4 my othce m the ccdnty of Plma afora.s;5 '.s, E a, said date, and then and there, and ;,, - . upon ence made and executed the f0rroiD, 'Ls pres tiOn. ue'I 'Iara-
 In witness whereof. I have be-.,,,..
 hand and stfxed my ofic cia seal a, ,,o , se, Hy the county of Pima, this 2Oth day of F.T.., n A. D., 1885. Ae'fuary
 II. HEREFORD Notary Pubic, Pimat t'o ar TERRITORY OF ARIZONA h 4' COUNTY OF PIMA ss.
 Manuela S. Mckeuna bainy fi-.t lt | deposas and says: That the capital s--s sN9fr. l the business mentioned Tn the fors..l.' yel il ration uOss nos e1ceed m amount tLe sr-, | hve thousand dollars (S5.OOO1 '-o suil ot | Subscribed and sworn to befors n .t-.NA | day of February, A. D. 1885. --s lhls 9,f ,osa B. M. HEREFORD. | tSo-Su Notary Public Pm. C
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23


 nTss n.rtor will agree to forfeit si ,ooe for cs.a md ,rtaken not cured. The reason 70 msns
 cannot get cured of wesknsss ana .ss,sd sng PROS TIToRRHRl with H1PERAkSIHEolA, -h,ch reouires special treatment -
 DR iITBra's IsuooRArcR. No !. witn our Pe-
 culiar special treatment nbooS sSS Sn i. rsstorsd | and ths hap| ot -iuus -1ovsd back From age 10
 S0H'r n;mples appear on the face. if you become
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 Iidneys liver and bladder specially treated Dis- | RAsKs OF wonKs SPEEDILY CChkp; A |. | 0uaIined and Responsible,-Dr Llsplg ~ | Co from EUROPE, are organized ID comphAnce | Uith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro | cured by regular college education, anu arc no" | in their nineteenth year of special praeuco. | Most powerful eIectric belts free to patients; | TO PROVE THE WosDxRFUL PoWER Of the IN | yIGORATOR e BUTTLK oIvKs OR sKST FRkk- Consultation free and private
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
.ROUGH CN CATARRHr,

Corrects offensive odors at once. Com plste cure of even worst chronic cases also unequalled as gsrgle for Diphtheris Sore Throat, Foul Breath, 50c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

General Grants salary for his second month on the retired list of the army was sent to him last Wednesday. Ii wss sl, ,l33. &
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
LIFE PRESENTER.

If you are losing your grip on lite try Wells Health Remover" Goes di' rect to weak spots. |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
cArARRH OF THE BLADDER.

Singing. irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-Paibs." $l. f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
DIR. LIEBlG'S w O N D E R E UL
 carnan lnuinnfafnf
6srnan llYlgoritar,

THE OLDEST, GREATEsI and BEST REMEDY for tns cure of Nervous and PnysieA Debility. Vital Exhaustion. Rsrniual Weakness. Loss of Man hood. Failing Memory and he- laxed and Enfeebled conditions of the tienito- U rinary orga 1s- -,. AIt speedily cures IMPOTENCE' I Early Decay, Joss of hgo,l SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and sI he sad effects of youthful tol O., lies and abuse or EACESoEc OF MATURITY
 It permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss from the system, as thousands can attesi who have used the Remedy ID he past quarter of a eenturJ which 1t has been before tns public -x.-,ul Remedy-toning the nerves strengthenins the muscles checking the waste. invlgorst' ing he whole system and re ALS - wWnr. rFTa --4 u DpI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
"MarER BuGs RoAcHEs.-


 Rough on Rats clears them out, also Bottles. Ants, Insects, Rats and Mice. and 25c. boxes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
THE HOPE OF THE NATION.

Children slow in development, puny scrswny and delicate, use "Wells' Health Remover"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

turuA n1ssion, Aversion 70 SocletJ, Dlulne-T of Vision, Hoises in the Head: the vital nuid passing unobservsd in the urine. and man other dissssee that lead to insanity and deaia.
 DIX. hlNTIE will agree to forfeit Five hnh- drsd Dollars for 6 case of this kInd the Niial Restorative (uadsr his special sdvles srd treatmsntl will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in it DR. MlNIIE treais all Private Dissssss successfully without mel cury. Consultation free. Thorough e1anlns- tion snd advice including analysis Of urlle' s5. Price of the Vital Restorative, >l .1O oo'- tie. or four times the quantity, S1; sent 70 any address upon receipt Of prlce or C. O D'' secure feom observation, and n private nais desired. by A. E. MINTIE, M. D. c,
 II Kearny Street, San kranciseo Oai;
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application V letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Comm uications strictly confidential.
 Dst. MINTIE's Kidney Remedy Nerh- retieum, cures all kinds of Kidney and blsl-s' Complaints, GonOrrhosa, Gleet, LSuo0rfsfs, For sale by all druggists; tl bottle. sL1 oo'l'' for $5.
 DR- MINTIE's DandeIiOn PHi- Sre 'se best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious c-'' m the market. For sale by all drussIsis al'.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
IIERIC DrsPEssAEY

sOO Geary street, San Franeiseo, Cal; Private entrance, &05 Mason street. tGCr oioen up Geary street from Kearny. Main entrance throI gh Dispensary Drug Stora ocloodw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

It is said that the farmers in the in tsrior of West Virginia have suffered much less recently from the ravages of wolves and eagles. Hungry birds of prey have carried of $1,OC0 worth of sheep and other small stock in Clay county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
 Los ANGELES, CAL, Treats Eye Ear and Throat Specially. Studied ID all the Leading Hospitals of this country and Europe.
 lLN.t
THE Great English Remedy

Is a nsver-faillng cure
 for Nervous DehIhly, Exhausted VitRlIty.
 Seminal Wesknss |5psrmatOrrhes. LOST MANHOOD. lmpOten- Icy. Paralysis, PrOstatof |rhes and all the tern |bls effects of S elf Abuse. youthful fo!lies, and excessss ID mature 'years-such As loss ot
 Mernory.L LAssitude.N Noe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
Jte Cream.

FACT-HORTON'S ICE CREAM Is nade
N IRON purc cream. Patent super Frozen b1cke
o. leo Cream Restaursnts Cnurcass fss.vsls &C. VIZ
teop lard Country oriors piemray no Dcoets
3OA Ifi.-aye l2Ss Bysadwpy 20 Chatohipet liV LASS
/ 8 h-st Sew-York. and 453 kniten'st.. bro,syn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM. No. 100 Broadway
New-Ysrk.
penalties supplied Oufotewn business specially Indtym
sal bricks fars etc. Telephone <3S HATS
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enrsions.


LEAVE EAST 34TH-sT daily $780, $50. 1920. 11:3o
1890 12O lao, 2:s0 240 $780, $40. 400 4f0 52O
$40 500, 6:io 72O 7:io SEQ $40 e2o $40 m. Boats
leave East 7tst 20 and James slip except
sundaysl every 30 minutes from o N. to- p IN,
Returning leave Manhattan Beach 1885, TO- ll:20 m
1879 and hali-hourly from l:25 to lO:5jn ~
LEAVE WHIrEHALLsT BATTERY terminus OF all elc-
waited ~ ilways hourly 9:1O m. to 0:l0 ..
LEAVE MANHATTAN BEACH hourly, 's;l5 m to
1918 D.
do not Sunday.
Excursion tickets. o. cents sale at all ticket omcos
and all down track stations OF Eiev ited II. II.
Daily afternoon and evening by GilmOres tncom
parable band IN the music amp'Ee ltro
PAINS Greatest Ftrcwork Spectacle, "The Last Days
OF Pompe," cvery evening except sunday and Monday
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WATER GAP HOUSE,

DELAWARE WATER GAP,PENN-open o. ctober 10
Lcaiiul and beautiful mountain resort: hotel perfect
from mountGin springs In The DeroomS AMI oloc
inc bells three from NewYOrk by Deaware lacka
and Western H. L. l. W. ffoDhEAD
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Gl!nallons rOante femaIea

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Chartered by the state OF New-l ork
= ODtI.I. President r. V. ODELI. treasurer.
W. ii. PROS sEit secretary NJ. A. KELLOGG, Attorney
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Cost ano foun6

r OST or STOLEN.--Bank Book issued by the
Il seauep's Bank for sayiass. New-folk 70 me suv
..rhsy a. rnstsr found or refnrsed 10 me panx
i.hn thirty days date viii apply TO tho BANK ie
Ssw sy.S. ,avlalssA PETER II. HEIBEno.
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q m Of the sound."-N. Y.
Word
"A vcritaole fairyland"-N.
TX. Times.
LONELINESS OF nature and art
eomb.ned.,-N. Y. Tribune.
"Most charming resort for tho
Iday In the vicinity Of Now.
York."-S. Y. Herald.
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Gelp Wantea.
Dnsiness gbautes.

NOR SALE ON TINE. "A large and splendid
II business IA OF tho richest farming counties ahJ
will about 5Ou inhIntins IN the STATE OF
NswYox IL consists Of real estate goods and 5000 VIII
worth about ~ 0. For further ia cs ais ff'Ao
ROY 49, Ia avia. Gencsee County. ~ Y.
n b. Reason for selling. wishing TO rcnrc
NOR SALE.-Drug Store, doing falr hlsi,
ness on pTomnent avenue busaesl can be inercasou
nv an active aud energetic Apply 10 .., -.
LOUIS q. DA CUknA Lola Broad"hy cor. aiinst
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Che Curt.
NONMOUTHPARK RACES,

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NONMOUTHPARK RACES,
N1 LONG BRANCH. y. J.
EVERY TUES DAY. TIL TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
TN Tuesday. August y Races promptly at 23O P m
each day urdlc Race steepechass
each dAy. TraIns and bOlts direct TO course
Philadelphia and Reading Il. r. Libertyst Ferry. las,
II am. /. IN. 10 l. is m PennsylvaniA r. H. Cort
lapdi ana DesbrOsses SIS. Ferry. o. ll3o M. IL IN.
1870 pm boats. via Sandy Hook Pier 3. " X. o. ii M
Pure Found Trip Including to Field. 81 So
J. d. COSrEk sec Gao. L. LOhILLAR RID. President
SARATOGA RACES!
- BEGIN JULY 81,
and continue every yillablc iay until August 20.
Not day.
First 4. at ll:,0.
c. WUEATLY. JAMES NJ. MARVIN,
SECRETARY. President