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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Death of Captain J. s. Crouch.

Death sooner or later knocks at the door of us all. Sooner or later we all must lay off this immortality for the life of that great beyond. Capt. J. ;. Crouch, well known in New Mexico for many wears, after a short and severe illness passed away the 3lst day of December. The old year was dying, so alec was he. He had severe attack of hemOrrhage of the lungs which could not be con- trolled by any medical skill or nursing. He was an officer We believe, m the First California Infantry, with Col. Richard Hudson and Major Fountain. Last Fri day he was buried with Masonic honOrs The Masons turned out, also the Grand Army of the Republic organization. The rites and ceremonies were carried through to the letter and 1t was very flatteriDg to see such a large body of people following the dead to the grave. It was by far the largest funeral atten- dance ever bad in Deming.-Headlight.
 Capt. Crouch was we'll known and re- membered by the pioneers of Arizona many of whom when the First Infantry was stationed here were hls companions in arms. He was when in Tucson, First Sergeant of company F. First California Volunteer Infantry. Capt. Geo. Hand was at this tune First Sergeant of com pany G. and was bosom friend of Crouch. He states that the site now occupied by the court house was cover ed with brush which by dint of hard lsbour they cleared off for drill ground and to himself and Crouch were assign- ed the duties of drill masters. Daily the troops were marched out for the purpose. But instead of exercising" Capt. Hand when interviewed said: "ve would lay around in under the bushes waiting for recall while the off cers were down town drinking gin" Crouch was a good fellow and all old timers will regret his death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

The New Mexico Stock Grower au- nounces that Texas "attle will not be allowed to pass through New Mexico and Arizona, the coming year, on the north-bound drive. The assertion is quite positive in its nature, but the au- thority for it does not appear. Messrs. Pierce X Handy will hardly have time to attend to the matter themselves, and the chances are that they would make a poor patrol anyway. Just imagine skinny Pierce and Rox Harty trying to head of a cavvy of believing steers by yelling, "Shoo, cow."-Deming Head hght.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

storing mo hu4Atle-i to AA4-Aa@- - sA-i- A-A- ~ MSS. - -
 Tine Doetor will Gsroo Co forfeit Si 900 for case undertaken not cured. The reason 70 many cannot get curel of weakness and the above dls- sr.e- IS owing to a cOmpl.catlOu, called fisOS- TATOKRHEA with HifEBAESIHESlA which requires special treatment
 DR. LIEBIa's INvTGORATOR. No. 2. Hitn our De- culiar special treatment. IS tho only cure Tor PROSTATokKHE'. Ky q. Manhood ls restored ard the ham -' owed back From age 70 youth.
 n pimples appear On the face. 1T you become hsfl,~- and de-pUndcut, book uut Tor the cOm- p.lcati0n with sIlGi weakness aEd loss of Vital ity knoNu as PrusfgtosTilya. Hundreds Of lives ave been lost for he alt of proper treatment for this complication and thousands have loo; all their properly and pleasure n ufe from its elects.
 Price of either inFi-ofaiOF, ss. Case of SIX blttles. SlO. Saut @ any address coVOre1 ecurely from observation.
 pr. Lirbig .s Co. treat successfully by Ho- m1sJpatny every form Of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or CHRONIC DlSEkS without mercury oI nauseous drugs. If v.tA!Itl is drained from the body numerous diseases follow that hattie Ortil- nary medical treatment li 4ilOssed Co continue the unnatural l0ss eau e6 OOusJ npI1n, Dlabe- toe Rri slt'- DIsease Insanity. cts. Cures guar antead. Diselso- ot the Eeuitu- urinary orEl,ls, kidneys. liver and bladder speciBily treated. DIS EAsEs OF WOMEN sPEEDILf GUARD.
 Qualified and Rc>poa>ibie.-Dr LIeblg O.. from EUROPE are OT-luIzed m compliance with the California MedIcal Law. Diploma pso- cured by regular college clGcaJ.uu, and are nOw m thelr nineteenth year U- epeclal graCflce.
 Most powerful e!ectrIc belts free to patients.
 To PROVE TIE WOSDgKgUL F0gEK of the lN- NlGORAIOH A S BOTTLE GIVEN OR SENT FIEK. Consultation frea and private.
 Call or atdfess
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

From Postmaster Freeman We learn that the Postmaster General has just promulgated an order in regard to the forwarding of mail matter, other than letters or other first-class mall matter, that will be appreciated by the public. Heretofore nothing but first-class mat ter could be forwarded from one office to another without prepayment of post age at the office from which 1t was for wRrded. Under the recent order, how ever, every class of matter may be for wsrded, the only distinction being that letters and other tirst-class matter will have no additional charge for so for warding, while all other matter will De charge d the postage of the class to which i. belongs, to be collected at the office 10 which 1t IS forwarded In like manner, matter other than first class may be re- turned to the sender, when so requested, and the postage collected at the office to which returned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
MAGpALESA. Snnora. La

MAGDALESA, Sonora, Jan. '. EDITOR CITIZEN: We, the American prisoners in this place, wish you tO pub fish the facts. We are not in jail, but under guard in special quarters. The delay Tn regard to our being held here IS not the fault of the Mexican author ities, but the fault of Mr. Bennett, super intendent of the Copper King Mining company, who has deserted us. The report that two men had purchased their freedom at this place is a mistake; they were released legitimately, after having gwen their testimony. We have received trial aud been acquitted, but are held to await the approval of the higher court held at Hermosillo, with the assurance that We will be set at liberty in few days. $. R. HISKLE,
 W. s. FLEMING.
 A. J. WATTS,
 FRANK $. MILLS,
 ERNST SHoLL,
 DANIEL F. STETsoN,
 THos. WHITE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI clsl District. in the county of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Jas. D. Mchurry. plaintiff. against Mary l.. McMurry, defendant. Summons.
 Action brought m the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Mary l.. McMurry. You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in tho District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the county Of Pima, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court at Tucson in said county Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summOnsl. within twenty days (exclusIve of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, If served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this District then withlr thirty days; in all other cases forty days
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail tO appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired. the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein emanded and cO-ts and dls- oursements m this behalf expended.
 .~~. Given under my hand and the seal of lSx,, [ of said District Court at Tucson this 'AN- 3Oth day of December, A. D. 1884.
 - C. s. JEFFORDS, Clerk.
 By J. A. ANDERSON. Jr.. Deputy. ia3Wl0~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emptiOn No. e9O.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, ARIZONA, 1
 January s, 1885. Notice is hereby gwen that the following uamed settler has nled notice of hls intention tO make hnal proof in support of his claim, and that sand proof will bs made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on February lg. 1885 viz. Luls Garcia. for the SWii, SEii and SEit, SNii Sec, 29. and NEil. NMl4 aI0 NWil NEi. Zee. s2. Tp. I6 S-. K. li E.. c. and S. k. b. M. lie nam s the fOllOwing witnesses tO prove his cOntInu lus residence upon and culti- va-Iun of said land. VIZ: Juan Pascal. Jacob Martin. Jose Ma Ia Nasquez and Jesus Maria MGTtlnes, all of Tucson. Pima county. Arizona.
 BEN. M THOMAS. Register. First publication. January 10, 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
OutrageOusly False.

The following telegram is self-eIplan. atory:
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 9.-EDIToR CITIZEN The statement made in Tucson Tail. ings that Judge Fitzgerald accompanied Charles CrOcker in special car to Dem. ing, the morning after deciding the Paul. Shaw contest, Is outrageously false. l was with Judge Fitzgerald all the time. We rode together ID the day coach, and l know that he did not enter the special car which was occupied by Mir. Sesson. Mir. Crocker was not on the tram, and NIT. SessOn did not come where We were.
 z. l.. TIDBALL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
AtmlistFltOr'S Sal8 of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN " pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the county of Pima. Territory of Arizl ma, made on the tw-nty-fourth day of Decem Der, l.si m the matter of the estate Gf Jose Ala Mar tiuez. deceased. the undersigned. the HdmInis- trtOr, with will annexed of ihe sand estate, will sell Et private sale, Co the hIghes- bidder for cash m lawful money of the nited States. and subject to onfrmatlOn by raid Pruha Court. or or after IuesdHy. January fssi at No. los Jackson stree in 1ucsUn. A. T.. where offer of bids in writIr z Glli be received. the following described real property to-wit: Lot No. co four m block No t2lt Two hundred and fourteen, in the city of Tucson. according % the OtiicIal plat and survey of sgIi city; this prOuerty beinE also known as Nos. ij and IS Camp street, opposite tie Church plaza.
 JH.C. WALrFMATH. Administrator of the Estate of Jose Ma. Mar tinez, deceased. with Nil annexed. de2i lt4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Sheriff Sale.
CuRsr JUDIcI.L DISTRICT COURT,

THIRsT JUDICI&L DISTRICT COURT, r Pima county, Arizona. T. l.. Stiles, as assignee, "a. D. NelascO ct al.
 By virtue of decree of foreclosure issued cut of the above namsI court m the above entitled c-use m favor of the plaint,h and against the defendants on the 2bth dsy of december, 1881, wh rrby am commanded tO make the amount of said decree Out of the hereinafter described real prop rty tO-wit.. the sum of fz,92 with ln- tere-t thereon frCm the date of sad decree at the rate Jf IF per cent per 0nth, and the costs of said cause taxed at S35 6. and the accrulng eosts and the expenses of the sale, VIII oner for sale on the slst day of Janu Ty 1885. at the front door of q C Co rt House of the county of piIna ID the city of Tucson. between the hours of I1 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m., and will then sell at public auction. 70 the highest and best bidder for cash. tha saId real property to- Vi. All of lot No. m block No. S9, m the clty of Tucson m sand county of Pima. or SO much thereof ss may be necessary to satisfy sald de- cree.
 Dated Tucson, A. T., January g, IS, 5.
 K. II PAUL.
 i,qDtd Sterif of Pima COunty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Sheriff S Sale.

SALE UPON FORECLOSURE.-B VIRTUE - Of decree and crtier of sale issued out of the ID strict Court of the First Judicial District or the Territory of Arizona, in and for tks county of Pima, on the Sd day of January 1885 m a certain acton wherein Jullus Fin plaintiff recovered judgment against Maria Jesus Ers- ts, Defendant, for the sum of Seven Hundred ard Thlriy-f"ur and 4O-l0J (S7s44Oj DOilsrs. with interest thereon at the rats of ten per cent per annum. and the expenses of this sale have levied upon all the following described prop erty tO-wlt; All of lot four (4) in block txO hun dre d and tventy-three (223) of the city of Tue son county of rima, Territory of Arizona. as lad down by the Otieisl survey of ths Village. now city of Tucson, made and executed by 5. V. Foreman, and approved by the Mayor and COur- cll of Iuescn June, 1872.
 And notice IS hereby given that on Tuesday. the z1th day of Jan=sry A. D. 1885, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock D. m-. n front of the Courthouse door in the city oi Tucson, m the said county of Pima, will sell at puollc auction tO the highest and best blt- der for cash, m lawful currency, all the above described property. or SO much thereof as may be necessary. to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs of this sale
 Dated Tucson. January :, 1885.
 ial ktd K. H. PAUL. sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. .I2S.
IASD OFvrcx TrcsoS

LAND OFFICE AT TucsOS. ARIZONA ,
 Jar uary 6, 1885. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " following named settler has filed notice ei hIs intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sad proof wlll he made De- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. An zOna, on February l7, 1885. viz. Antonio NOeetl' for Ihe WI of NEl4 and the W5s of SER of sec. 24, Tp. 10 B.. K. l. He names the following witnesses tO prove hls continuous residence upon and cultivation of sad land. viz.: hlndo Pierre, Pedro CharOuleau. Paul Rabelle, J. r. of Tucson Arizona
 BEN Al. THOMAS, Register, First publication January 10, 1885. Ntd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-THR Il undersigned gives notice that during tho year 1884 he performed his full share of the ss- sess ment work on the Qnijotoa, COrtez and Mur- ray copper mines, in the QuiiOtoa Mining Dis trict, Pima county. A. T.. and the affidaYitI showing that said work IS done are filed ID the Recorders office, and thas the notice of forfeit ure signed by II. Murray is unauthorized. Dated January g. 1885.
 q Fl HORNE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

Clarkville, the new mining camp in the Swisshelm, has received a backset, the great American mine having dis charged about thirty men. But twelve men are now employed. The reason for the laying off the men IS not known, parties from that section stating that the mine is looking as we'll as ever.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

The Citizen Job Office is better pre- pared to do commercial job work than any other office in the territory. Our assortment of type IS large. quality of stock of the best and workmen equal to any on the coast Come and see us.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOS, ARIZONA.
Pre-emptiOn No. lOlO.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOS, ARIZONA. !
 December 3O 1884 Notice IS hereby given that the follOxing named settler has fled notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona. on February 10, 1881. viz, George NJ. Williams, for the W . Of NLA and E19 of NWl4 of Sec. 1. Tp. S, R. H F. He names the following witnesses 0 prove his continuous residence upon and cultI- American Flag, Arizona; Chauncey Buzon of American Flag. Arizona; W. K. A'chley, of American Flag. Arizona; John Bohn, of Rsd- ingtOn, Arizona.
 BEN NJ. THOMAS, Register. First publication. January 3. I8si
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
q WORTH OF TESTED
SSSdS Free

To any person sending 50 cents for one year subscription to the Rural Home. and cents, to help pay postage. packing etc.. Wlll send Ten Packets of choice Vegetable seeds named below free. We make this offer Co lnduee you to become a regular subscriber Co the Rural Home. and to test the Valne of our seeds tsspeclally grown for our usel. Following are the seeds we offer: Early Oxheart Cabbage. tlon Tomato. New l allan Onion Early White Iurrip. Early Montana Sugar Corn, New Per Petual Lettuce, Premium Green Pea, ValparaisO oqnash. new, Imp, LaIge Sugar Parsnip. We want every farmer and gardener ip the t- To eiVe these sesds an honest and fair trial. They are warranted to bs of the very best quality. rue to name, fresh and pure and of the growth oi lSS4-. Full directions for caltivating on every package. Address
 THE RURAL HOME,
 la3W5m PhfiadeIDhla. Pa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

The Citizen takes pleasure in an- nouncing to its patrons that it has just received fine assortment of job Stock including ball programmes, visiting cards and general business material of all kinds-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

The San Francisco Post, under date of the 1th, says: "The Quiiotos stocks were called, but there were no sales. The bids were fHr Peer sl5O, Peer less S2 and Crocker S275."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

Alb Tom and An Sam had a hearing before Recorder Meyer this morning, charged with smoking opium. They were each fined $l0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
CAUTION.

A IL PERSONS ABE HERE BY CAUTIONED A agairs 70 purchasing. m whole or in part. certain mine situated m the QuiiOtOa mountains and To sted as tha DIvIdrud mine. and recorded m Book V, page ilj. ard located on Januury 1, ls'5. by U. Johnson, as the sad assessment work wu- done on It as required by law under the name of the Miami-BuckCye.
 R. N. GRAVES. tai I'm Per G. T. MsRTIN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
WARREN LELAND, whom everybody knows as the succession I.N.Irar uf tLa
Largest Hotel Enterprises

of America, says that while a passenger from &cw YOrl on blarl a ship going around Cape Horn, in the early days of emigration Co Cal. i:oriia, he learned that one of the officers of the vessel hal cared himself. during the voy. az. oL am o!slinaie disease Ly the u.e of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
STOCK LIST,

FURSIsHED BY NM A. SCOTT. JR.. BROKER CONGRESS STREET, ONE DOOR EAsT oy
 WILLS. FARGO CO.,
 Eu. Na
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
$2OO.O()()

in work that vlll At once brIny yoa m money faster thau anything else ID America All AOOct the 20eOO in presents with each box Ar.nfs wanted everyvhers. Of either sex. of all ages. Tor all the time, or spare time only, tO work for ns at their o~n homes. EOrfunes for sll workers d Co.,, Portland. Maine. no2.sm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
STphlilS ;ld G0LlIIlGa PTeVeElsd.

haFlng retired from practice l will send se- .uIeiy scaled m a plain envelope, recipes and instructions for PREVENTING SYPaIiTs and T0Noi.- HOE; ai-o Tor curing GonGrrhOea ini five lays Tor curing Lost Manhood etc. SeudSi.o re ''S- V S-raH Fl pssa Tavsa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
LEEEIG DISPENsGRY

4OJ Gsary street San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance. tUj Mason street. four bl1cks up Gegry street from k. army. Main entrance thrOueh Dispen-sry Drug Store. Ocl6d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
The Magdalena Prisoners.

Buy the Mitchell wagon sold by StevenH 6 Hughes. my6ti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

Assessments paid, dividends eo'lected. stocks carried on margin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
THE Great English Remedy {!

10 a arTar-Ialling Q Clrf tUg Nervous DsblilJ ExLEczJsd fltSlIry SenIuai W lea knss 5po-LaLorrnua. LOS
 MANHOOD. lmpotsn cy. Paralysis, PrOststoI ri4. and all the tesrl Ois efeetB of self AbUse. youthful fo!iIss and OIcesses ID mature y=ars-sgca Cr lOts O ilsmory LazsItude.hoc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

Dss. BISTlE'S Eidaev Remedy SePh- retieum, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder For sa!e b. Gll dru ygists; q bottle SIX bOttieS fer S.
 DR. MINTTE'S DAEGelian FIlis are the beet and cheapest Dyspepsfn and Bilious cure in the market. Tor sain by a!l d.lEglsts. aplsti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
Dg. ALLEN.

-6 hegruy street. san Irarr5sco Cal.
 P. S.-l have a v1os. .I.E Cl1Tp1y-sp. tIe -p- sult Ot Hif.uy yr1r- cf special -rasti O and hard study. which under my special adTice has never iaiied of success lH tho cure 0f LosI MANHOOD. PROsTAroKEHEA. ETC iyIs-ff
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17

tufnhI D nltslOn, AFersluI 70 l'N'tt4t blu.L'a of Vision. HOiees in the Head; the sltEl nuic passing unobsarTsd m the urine, and many other diseases thst lead to insanity and ceath.
 DE. MINTiE Sill agree Co forfeit Five Hun HestorstIVe (aEesr bis special advice and treatment) will not curs, or for anything lnp1rs or injurious found in it. Dk. hlNllE treats cury. Consultation frsa. Thorough sxamina- ton and advice. including analysis of urine $5cO. Price of the Vital EestcrsJive, q 90 pOJ tle. or four tir,os tLs GuAnutT, Sa-UJs sent 70 my address upon receipt of pTlco or C. O. p. secure feOTn observation and iu pFlTSfe n6rue desired, by 4. F. MINIiE, M. D.
 n hssrny Street San Francl.cO, Cal.
 SAMPLE ROTrLE FREE on application lS letter stating symDt0rG. sex and age. COmuo- nicstions strictlT rDu htsrtial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-17
SUM MONS.

c. H. HORNE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03

Dn day lflns this, when lhe streets are ~sk
When the skies are gray and the rnin /.
falling,
How can you hinder In Old raeret
For ioy long dead, and hope long So
From rising out oK - grave and calling
Calling - yOu, with voice = ahriII,
Fhat'it scares tho reason and stuns tho vim
On day like this, when tie sun Is hid,
And you and your heart are housed to-
gether,
= memories come TO you ali nnbid,
And something suddenly vets your I'D,
Like q gust Of the outdoor weather,
Why, who is In fault. but the dim old day,
Too dark Tor labor, TOO dun for playl
On day like this, Chat i blurred and gray,
When tho rain drips down IN o ceaseIesa
fashion,
Il dream. that you banished and put away,
Comes back 60 stare in your face and say
Mute eloquent words Of passion;
II the whole vast universe seems amiss,
Why, who can help It. day like thlsl
-EiIa Wheeler WIIco1.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-03
Iaccipen.

CRuLLERe. One cupful white sugar,
piece Of butter size Of an egg, rub well
into sugar; two eggs beaten with sugar
thoroughly, one cup Of milk, three tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder, salt and
nutmeg Mix very soft.
Al NICE WAY TO Cook Cars LIVER.
Cut the liver in nice thin slices, pour
boiling water over it, and let it stand
about five minutes; then drain and put
in dripping pan with three or four thin
slices of salt pork or bacon. pepper and
salt, and put in the oven, letting il cook
until thoroughly done, then serve with a
cream or milk gravy poured over 1t.
Corn BEEF SALAD. - Cut i'm small
pieces equal quantities Of cold boiled corn
beef and cold boiled potatoes Make a
dressing OF equal quantities OF vinegar
and nice salad oil beaten together with
sprinkle of Cayenne pepper and salt
and soft boiled egg mixed in with it,
also a little onion If desired. Use only
enough dressing to thoroughly wet the
salad.
TOMATO Sour. Take two aud one
half quarts of good beef stock; one each.
medium sized carrot, turnip. beet, and
two onions, peel and cut them. Boil
three fourths Of an hour in the stock
then strain through sieve, but do not
press then. Add two quarts of tomatoes,
boil fifteen minutes, and strain again
also add salt and pepper. Let this cool
little, while you take saucepan that
will hold six quarts or more, and put
into it one-quarter of pound of butter,
and dcsert-spoonful OF sugar. Heat it
until it becomes light brown, and stir
into it three tablcspoonfnls Of flour,
while hot, then add the stock and tomato
to the butter and -four. Stir II well and
boil for five minutes, strain and It ii
ready to be sent to the table. Canned
tomatoes in place % the fresh may be
used il desired. - Good housekeeping.