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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Summons

NTHE District e urr | l--- I.... Il Iu the C UIt ty of FiUa. irr.
 M. J. sullivan rd Iusr t.#rr uI CT th" rrm ma ul N. U plaintiffs. a-aIr~t trrsrEa V l.. !. dsfeudtut.
 Action brought iu fte . l--- First Juulc.ai b--.rtrr Iu a.l of fIma. on ti e terrIf -y ,f hr.-
 1ic territory uf Au-gua -r.. Gearge W Wan hurv- her-
 Uu are fere' sun. u..-.#|. ar pear m an actlon b su- 'boye named piaIrrih lu .r. th tIrst Jui.cia bl=tHvt. lr ord of Pima. ln tlr ieruturg .r -wer (. e cont lam a4 ~ .-| .. Court at uc-ou. u -lI.r CHL. con piafut aCrDiupH ufe- rt.- tee Q days leNclu-. ve 'f tt- a.. after the se-vlCc uior yuu vt .. served m thl= county tu. lf -.... rounty md SItntu ttt- -l-'lr. . thirty days; In aii ofi. rr -+- -.-
 And you are her ty rDrfr-- .- To apI eur and au-wt tt. r.-
 eqUIi ed. the plaintiff Ui .f.. Tor ti relief th-reiu lenIsr .. a disbursements iu til- hrta.. .U..-- s|~s Given under ...- ] -E BAL of said Distinct t..rr .. -tth day of ~ri t.- .. s-~--H C. JrEtt To-.
 By J. A. ASDEhs S IT,. u.i a-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

Cor c. P. SYKES left New York this morning and will proceed without delay to Tucson for the purpose of inaugural ing work on the railroad to Calabasas. The people of Pima county are vitally interested in the construction of this important road. and its early construc- tion will stimulate the building of the narrow gauge northward We hope that no unnecessary delays will hamper Col. Sykes greatest enterprise, and that he will receive the undivided encourage ment and support of every enterprising and progressive citizen of the county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

plication, they often surprise even them- selves by their achievements. The same is true of communities, and with Tucson nos, the necessity for exertion exists, and if the common shoulder is placed to the wleel with harmonious impulse, wonders W i'll result. Our first efforts will lie in the construction of the Calabasss railroad, and then another to the northward. Afterwards reduction works, and so many uldreamed-of re- sources will be found a; hand that all will wonder why we slept so long and were so very stupid.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

FINAL county has reason to feel proud of its representatives in the recent Leg islsture. Hon. Thos. F. Weedin made a good Councilman and was generally sound on all questions and fearless in his advocacy O, the cause he espoused In the House the venerable Col Levi Ruggles proved himself the foe of all loooery and useless or unwise legisla- non. He was often on the floor in de. bate and hls remarks were always the earnest expression of his honest convic. tions- Both of the members from Pima were stesdfast friends of Pima county where local questions wer at issue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
A Dog's Love of Home.
lGreeusboro Gal Herald

Just before ''the late unpleasantnesS' John Daniel moved from near Wood stock, in ( glethorpe county, by private conveyance to Texas. When he passed through this place Charlie Dougherty gave him dog. which he tied to his wagon and carried tO his far western home. The dog remained with him about a week after his arrival in Texas and then disappeared. In a few weeks aterward he was back in his place, having trayersed the entire distance alone
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

MOUNTAIN lions have been making such havoc among sheep and young cat tie iu many portions of the Territory that the new bounty law fixed the price of thelr scalps at s25 each, payable by the county wherein they are killed. They annually destroy many thousands Of dollars worth of young stock and the various counties can much better afford to pay the large bounty offered for theIr destruction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

A VERY large area of land extending from Gila Bend to Tucson, along the line ot the Southern Pacific railroad could be made to blossom equal to the glad valleys of Southern California, il artesian water can be obtained. No ef forts have so far been made to obtain water in this belt, aud a rich reward awaits the person who first demonstrates the exist,nce of artesian water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

OUR Commissioner to the New Or leans ExpS sitiou. Mr. r. NJ. Murphy, IS embracing every opportunity to ad- vance the interests of Arizona, by giving information of its resources to eastern inquirers. The publication of such in- terviews as that reproduced to-day from the New Orleans States, will be product i've of much good to our Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

ARIZONA will yet GstOBish the country with her wonderful agricultural re- sources. Colonies can find here the most desirable locations in the world and it does not require big fortune to purchase the lands Only a very few years time is required to create a lovely home in this land of sunshine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Stop That cough

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. It may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam, and DO family will ever be without It after cnce using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. It Is put up m large family h tiles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O.. Sold hv R A. Yorba < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

THERE is a good time coming to Tue son. The very effect of the dark shsd- ows through which it has been passing, is full of promising stimulus. Men who have never known reverses cannot ap- preciate the latent power they possess. and when circumstances demand its ap-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

THE San Dtg Union has entered upon its twenty ninth volume. It IS no flattery ta say that the Union has been to San Diego as powerful factor in the growth and prosperity of that city as have the beautiful harbor and perfect climate. IL IS good paper and We are pleased to know that the people of San Diego appreciate its good offices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

UNDER the inspiration of stringent antagonistic laws, the Mormons are working up a divine revelation that polygamy must be abandoned. The same impulse is probably moving a cer- tain e1 member of the Territorial COun- cil to transplant his talents into another vineyard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

PIMA county can well afford to give a liberal subsidy to railroad from Tue son to Calabasas, minus the Port LObos conditions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Notice of Fo.f,lu e.


TUCSON. E.H .r...
 tsCEIf tr i.r.. To Co. S. baker y,u- ...-. Isf rarO- ur a=- cr- Your ar- h-r.h. .rr ra.i has NI-U.a,l s,rn tIr.f. labor la iIa ovs-r. tls.- .... -hr lOM r- -s u -.r- 'IreafervIllr ufrIEl a.--... lerEIrurF pf Af.rHs .. e-. paze- is and -u. rern-.t. .. 70 b id -alt Irr-Il--- -eCfIol --L fsvi.-.l Sta es. teinE h~ amount -aIue for fte gear f--i from The srfvr--t.f rH.- r...... after thgs l'tice ty Tu l. fu-r to e. rfrII ufa rnH- Ds udiiure. h-Iug >-.s ar. ise-utrf. F- cu-uu s.. ...". clam wfll becO-.- rfs r~.r. signed under sad -et
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
The Lentn for strenrth.

The Chilian miner is considered the strongest nan in the world, and he lives principally on the lentil, the cheapest and most nutritious fool known for its weight
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
.,orcuoNP,INr PLAsTER

Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for backaehe, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralg gia. 70 cts. Druggists or mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

SCIENTISTS claim to have. found pig mics in Formosa, and tribes of men ID Africa, with tails But the latest lusus nature is an Arizona statesman with a trunk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
HelVetIa Saloon.

If you want good Sonoma clsret and liquors go to the corner of Church plaza and Congress street.
 oct4 If CHAs. DAUcHKR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

Fresh Oysters and Frogs at the Msison Doree, corner of Church Plaza and Mesills street. Open day and night
 mRrl4tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

SECRETARY WHITNEY has just ap- pointed special committee of distin- guished detectives to find the where abOuts of the United States navy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

Tbe Current, It is common thing to say patent noStrum has been advertised iniO success. but more men than medi- cines have been made the same way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

Ford is now selling stoves cheap to make room for the immense stock of glass and crockery now on the road.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
THE HOPE OF THE NATION

Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use "Well's Health Remover"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

rTnT Dfar suf zIr-
 UEI UI.s-ts..e. .u1 s-
 lTIII rissll vl4Laf..r aa
 4J4A tilsst sll. "a ls. ilg more rl u-g lr .-f thOughr p---sb.e ar a.- c4ui red lou Can .lur sga-e ume rll4. uT .- ..- xsH. uf al. a-.---. l.El. t- Co g -a-lly -a--..si -E.-l .s.- want work rsJ r--f tl.- "a .sarall ls afr r-- fu led we all -el rs srltItE rll r1---le..
 enr tree. izl1s1-- U.. who -tart zt olc- B.su't ..-al- SONG O. .. Portland. Mac
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Total assessment upon which taxes
 were actually paid S5s0, ,s555

As the auditor also states that his average includes the personal property of the railroad company hls error will be readily discovered by dividing this grand total assessment of S5S0355.60 by the total number of miles of road, G3li winch gives an average assessment value of s9,l755sli per mile.
 In 1881, when the railroad property WAS first assessed in this county. the rosS bed was valued at SSOOO per mile. The Board of Supervisors, upon the con clusion of a long deliberation Tn the matter, then reduced the assessment to $6000 per mile, which rate has ever since been adhered to, and for which the assessor is in no way responsible.
 Just how the auditor obtained his fig ures upon the rate of the railroad assess ment, cannot be conjectured, but he has obviously been misled in the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

A man in Novia Scotia has been sent to prs ln for lyiug at horse trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Declaration of Sole Tradership.

L. NOW ALL MEN BY THERE PRESENTS IN that |, Manuela \. Ncheuua wife 0f NJ Mghearg, residing at the cIfy of Uc-Ou. counfy Iima- ard Territory of Arizona. do hereby de- clare before ". Her. ford. notary pub!lc in ArZuLa.
 rfai intend to carry on the br-fness of rsi-- lnH and buylUg and -el Ing < live sfcck, and trld- Ing in my own name ant on my own account under the provIsIO s COEta. ned and -et forth in Sections T W fy-fOur Co seuty-sereu It ciu-tsa gt ~ r' per Thirty vo p' the ompiled Laws of iuf A-rritor} or ArizOF e.
 In wltre-s wh' reOf ! have heseunfO set my band and seGl thls-O day of February A. D. isrAL NANUFIA \ NcEFNNA TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COJN1Y OF PIMA {sS. hereby certify that th above named Manuela my ofhce m the crGuty of t1ma afore- aid upon sad date, and then and tLere, and m my pres rnce made and exc cdIed the forgoins ueciara- tion.
 ln witness whereof. | have hereunto set my hand and atiiXed my osicial -esl, at my flee m ,hs county of Pima, thls 2oth day of February, A. D., lssj.
 II. HEREFORD.
 Notary Public, Pima Co. A. T. TERRITORY OF ARIZ NA.
 IOUNTY OF PIMA. S9- Manuela =. Ncheun4 iug frst duly sworn dep1s-s and ssy-: That The rapita enbtoyed m the bus ness mC nfiOn- m the f0regulng, decla- ratit dose hot exceed m amount the sum of nye tdOusand do lars S5OO.l
 MANUf LA S. MCKENNA suhscribed and sworn tO before me this Yl h day of February, \. D. ls-5.
 B. HEREFORD, t-o-Sm Notary Pnblic. Pm a o.. q. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
THE RAILROAD ASSESSMENT.

The biennial report of the Territorial Auditor, for the term ending December 3lst 1884, states that the railroad in Pima county was assessed 5t S4.340 per mile, including the personal property of the railroad company. The same class of property in other counties was vsrI- ously assessed at rates reaching s7,600 per mile. The statement of the Auditor is erroneous and, as several newspapers have taken his figures as facts, we have hunted up the records in the office of the county assessor and herewith give a transcript of the figures.
 The S. P. railroad has 69l. miles of road in Pima county. including side tracks winch was assessed at So,000 Der mile, giving total valua- ton of------------------------- 5OO CD Personal property tncluding rolling
 eA"th l-A+ei9 tl housC and lot. Iucs9n------------ i.JU0 O LOts-R- K. reservation. 1uCsOn-- 695O O0 killito station on------------------------ I.CO O fapagO statlun l.ltsl uJ PantHnO statIOn tIOn-------------------- 1,ioD U0 Total assessment upon which taxes
 were actually paid s 5-l, ,s55 co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
Yonng Men!-Read This.

Sold by B. A. Yorba < Co
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01

Lord GarneyIs ON appreciate q good
story-when b tell; it him eli His ad-
venture with . cobra when in India show,
him to be . man Of nerve Il was awak-
ened one night BY severe pain in enc OF
my toes Looking down in tho dim light
cast BY The moon was korri6ei to discover
that was being bitten by q .rn. the most
poisonous Of reptiles To stop to XII! the
snake would Be to let the insidious pois, do
its deadly work | did not heSfate, how.
ever, but swiftly snatching my revolver
from, beneath my pillo~. with hasty aim
shot on the ~oundsd toe, while another
empty chamber instantly told OF dead
cobra. Ihave only four toes on my left foot
now. YOU know
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01
Never WIN Quarrel Again.


Times must be getting pretty hard witt
the lawyers." remarked a travelling mai.
AT least that's what it looks like My wife
and live in a flat in town You know in
these Eats everybody knows everybo / !: el .e's
business Ny wife and l have our iit.lc pat
as spose all married folks do. About three
months ago We had quite . little quarrel
and talked pretty loui at zach otter,
both bein' excited Whiis We were at It
beard digit noise ut our door, turne AMI
lo'lksd. and thsrs came card sliiin, In
under TIE door. and on IL was printed the
name and address, Of q lawyer who lives in
the building, and on it he had pencilei:
Divorces promptly atteniei to-" He was
soliciting our trade, you see. but he'll never
get It When We saw that my wife and
made up and swofe we would never quarrel
again 80 even sneaking little lawyer Is
capable OF doing some good In Gals woril,
You see
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01
A He Was Saying.

At one OF Ito theatres the other even;n q
man who had a seat between hs wife and
dnu> h;er lett it at the Coo os an act for a
trip down ,tairs. When he returned he
found a vacant seat two rows back between
two women, and droppsd into it with the re-
mark:
As was aging when l went cut. ifs
none CT your pudding what other women
wear Because some ono else makes q fool
OF her-ea by wearing cotton stockings In the
winter. it doesn't follow that you must do
the same"
SIR? cane from both side, II him ct
once. and the way he vacated that seat
made the so.es of lis boots red-hot
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01
eordon's Fatal S;aifponsH

How did Gor@,oa happen to 20 TO Khar.
toumf Toe first proposal TO that effect apl
peared in the Pail Mall Gazette, and it has
been supposed that the idea originated with
that paper; but tho New York Evening Pm,
rays it has good grounds for believing thar
1t originated In IN entirely diHsrsn3 manner
that Gordon tslssraphel the Editor a the
Gazette suxgessiny himself a. ths man %
solve the Egyptian problem and asking
whether the editor would support him An
affirmative ans yer was sent. the editor srsp.
resented" the paper in an interview at South
ampton, AMI the two or three articles which
were supposed to be expressing the demand
Of tie people were written by Mr. Stead in
Gordon's own study. and sub mitted TO him
IN manuscript before being sent to London.
Tbs Post says: sWe wonder whether Goris,u
sought divine guidanre on that OCCASION by
ms usual method OF tossing halfp,nay. II
50, his fatalism betrayed him q. tie crisis @.
his lifer
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01

Owing to the growing depre sion IN the
wheat crop the Russian government ha.
DECIDED TO start the coming summer q tea
plantation on . large scale at Soakum. Kali.
in the Caucasus region. and to import cooiie
from China to work it Expsrim ,n:s in Q
small way bave provel that. tea can b,
grown In the Caucasus. bat % far it hascost
alnost as much per pound as that grown by
the United States government in Souta
Carolina, which was q matter OF q 80 q
pound or Whereabouts. Russians arc great
tea-drinkers. importing annually 72,OOo. 900
pounds, one half of which in brought over
land across Siberia and the rsmaindsr 70
Odessa I'D Cronstadt by sea
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01

xws Diseases czaasss - cuasssa rse,as 4
~ CITY a New Yesk

xUo O0D11Dot C1nn1oa - Cuaaeoa Hoo11o =
~ CITY q Nsv YEA.
r-Flansur's- Eew York Letter1
Ihs series a bans which have besn given
during - pa2 Wpsk II tie Madden Gqn,ss
Snrdea hsSe hea immnssly anuGinx both
IN tier novslty and the keen eojoynasnt a
tie peopas Who participated IN them. The
Plumber association. Retail Grocsrs asso-
citation. ths Enzinesrs, and last but not
east, big ball given BY Tie proprie.ors and
editors Of journals for ths bsns6t Of the col
cred people. served to mako tbs week a4 the
Madison Square garden onsaoe 1sstivity and
Joy. An SFtFFS
Thers wers nearly AGO segsoss d tss
garden BY . O'Clock, and they bod san1-
wiches lager bssr. - asom krunk how.
apple pie, cranhsrTy tarts rod herringa and
cigars in profusion. NeRruss dance nafurally.
IL tonaM - easy TO hen . dnffnG, AMI L
have seldom sssa any noss Qacefol waits.
ing than that q seine Of IT, handomsly
dressed msu ard womsa from H. upttovn
colony Of pseFossefE Mo- York Thces are
two dfstinee clAasos Of or colorod popula.
ton. The common negroes, - they are
called, BY which b meant the hard workers,
unpreteutious drssssrs, aai poverty stricksn
members Of their race, live in the vicinity
OF Prince, Sullivan. Thomp on and Houston
streets, In . neighborhood which IL nearly
two milss balow the fsshioaab.s dNsllinr
houS district Tbs well-to-do. highly ~
s. eetabls. dandyhed, and prstentious colorsd
people, however. nearly all belong to an up
town colony which IS In tho vicinity Of
Twenty -sixth street. ft8
Sixth avenue Is the night promenade for
these negroes, and some Of them live in
style which Is rather astonishing % people
out Of toun. Many Il the colossd por;ers,
janiton and restaurantkespsn In lowsr
New York have IN income = high e BoOo,
and they live In nab and apartsnsnta, with
their own servants, AMI bring up their
children at the public schools with al tie
Of public education. There are
colnrsi women in this district, and hun
dreds Of them at that who ars
thoroughly educated, dress quietly and
IN perfect taste. and talk quite Is
veil = many oe their whits sistarx
know what am talking about in tais
case bscause made m excessive tour once
among the psopls, in company with de-
'ective. Tho residents OF this section are
he dandy niggers." as they arc called,
'lim. graceful and swinging young bucks,
Who may be seen rSradins on Fifth avenue .
sunday afternoons 4Tney are Wallets, wait
~. buffers, clerks and light porters, and
very penny they earn goes on their backs. /
They have no eni II cloth0. and are given
70 appearing IN the mos startling contrasts
lhsir shectioos are csutered particularly
n over-gaiters. which they wear in all col
rs. from bright green to darx maroon In
he matter II attlrs they are uncommoaly
gorgeous at their ball st Madison Square
arden. And they danced till tn, early
'ours Of the morning with the utmost de-
ight Hundreds OF item came to the ball
n carriages, and quite a numter Of them
gere IN dress suits.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01
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the order hoard ami :. Al t..t -. -.
OF tue name hal a mora deadly suo,c,tivs.
ness tian the Harmless, Geek roo. The
prevalent theory amoay the uain;tiatsd was
TN = sr,-.n1;p, TO la., OF on Oh a;,,na ;
steel mu kst-whica catcaes thrs, tim in
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-01
Tho Orchid War.

Sui tho orchid war Gun innes. A lody
in New York who raj es orchid. has already
s,op p@cimen. ani Is constantly on The
okoui for more varieties. Among than &
. plant wlic1 sells for 50 guineas in London,
The rage fer orchid; is now at its height.
AMI the rivalry among fashionable growers
wSxss h9t No more certain way OF empty.
ins ines purse could be devised than BY In
We sting in orchid plants