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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
The CIangOr of an Alarm Bell

Close by, in the stiffness Of the night, could scarcely rtsrtle the ordinary indi- vidual more than do triiling noises the nervous invalid. But once the nerves are braced and the system invigorated with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. this abnormal seDsitiveness is succeeded by a tranquility not to be disturbed by tri- vial causes. Impaired digestion IS a fertile cause of nerve weakness and unnatural mental gloom and R vigorous renewal of the action of the stomach Is one of the surest means of invigorating and qui-ting the nerves. Insomnia, or sleeplessness, a form of nervous disease, is unguestionably benefited by sedatives, when it is prolonged, or of frequent Oc- curence. but it's permanent removal IS more elT,c:ually achieved with the Bit ters. ThIs medicine is also signally ef- ficacious for malaria, rLsuma'ism, con supatioD. liver complaint, and t0rpidiJy of tEe kidneys and bladder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
| New Plant.

NIT. B. Salszar formerly Q resident of Tucson, has established the Pacific Re- duction and Metsllurgical works, at MelrOse, Alameda county, California. The firm is Salazsr & Kustel, both prac- ticsl asssyers and metallurgists. They will reduce dry ores, either free or re- belllous, at moderate rates, and will buy ores by carload lots. TneIr work are new and possess all the modern i'm provements in the way of milling ma chinery and appliances, and they are prepared to work ores by any process except smelling. They work ores by amalgamation, with or without roast iDg, by lIzIviation. bv chlorination and on plates, as the character of the ore may require, and they guarantee satis- faction and fair treatment. Their charges are S3l per ton for ores requir. ing roasting before treating, and S20 per ton for free gold and silver ores. ID carload lots. Mr. SalsZar knows the extent and character of Arizona ores, and has erected works that will meet their peculIarIties, and he hopes to be accorded share Of the patronage Of the miners Of this territory. Consult his sd- vertisement ln another column.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Word from Heaven.

This is Col. Jos. Durr's 66th birthday and since his last spell of sickness be has actually grown younger in appear. ance. Speaking of his recent illness recalls bit of his experience while he was lowering between life and death and the brittle thread seemed ready to snap asunder. He had passed through alt the agonies of death, apparently, and -Journeyed- -on to heaven. He went, up the great broad steps to the ponderous gates and rspped loudly. St. Peter opened wicket and asked who 1t was. The Colonel replied, "Alles wurst.' ' ."Nhere from" asked St. Peter. Tue son, in Arizona" said the Colonel. St. Peter turaed over the leaves of a huge tome and made the most careful search, muttering "Iucson," "Gueson" at inter vsls. He finally shut the voiume with a slam and informed Mir. Durr that Tue son had no account with heaven, and that be must look elsewhere.
 With n sad "warum darum" expres- sion, the old Colonel took up his lichtputzscheer, and wearily began to descend from such Rn inhOspitable her mitage, where the rusty doors could hardly be opened from lack Of .uss,. and he went downward a dozen or more steps when his attention was attracted by soft music and the fragrance of roses. lie entered brosd hallway of the most eniicipg loveliness and tue parlors upon eltber sIde were filled GIth people en.
 wing themselves after their own fash ion or desires. He went further along and lovely ladies beautifully costumed. were playing soft music most charming. The Colonel thought he had found heaven sure, but when be returned down to earth for a barrel of his splen- dId zinfaDdel wine, he awoke 70 con- sciousness and has remained among the living. He says he now knows exactly where to go, when he journeys to heaven again.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Mr- CharIes Putnanls mission ts

Mir. Charles Putnsm's mission to Globe was successful. He purchased five stamp gold mill. located near the Stonewall Jackson, and IS now prepar- tug to move 1t down to Riverside. The mil is new, never having been run more than three or four days. Mir. Putnam had two tons of ore from the Elder < Neiman mme hauled over to Globe and worked in the mill he purchased. The return was s7l per ton. This IS a re- markedly good showing, especially when we remember tbat the ore was not selected with view tO obtaining the fiattering result, but was taken at ran dom from the damp. The terms of the contract require Mr. Putnam to have the mill on the ground and m ruT nlDg order inside Of % days from the date Of signing the agreement, SO 1t will not be long before the chatter of stamps will he heard at Riverside and the merits of the district sa gold producer will be made known. Mr. Putnam has had eighteen years txrerieDce h reducing gold ore, and for this reason IS not liable to make failure in bis present undertakings Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Declaration of Sole Tradership.

Know all men by these presents, that l, Altagracia O. hOa, wife of Estsvan Ochoa- re- sidlng in the city Ot Tucson. county of Pima and Territory pf Arizona, do hereby declare before William J. Osborn, notary public ID and fol th- county Of Pima and Territory Of Arizona that intend t1 carry oa the business of r-.'sing buying and selling live stock ranches, wagon aId vehicles of all kinGs and trading in my "W' me Jr d on my own acrOunt, under the pru visiuns contained and set aside m sactiou tWenty-fOur tO tWenty-seven iucluslve. of chaI- ter thirfy-twO, of the C0mI lied Laws cf tnt ferritory of ArizOna-
 In witness whereof l have hereuntO sei .n. hand and seal this 18th day of AncusJ, A. D. i,- lsEALl ALTAGRACIA OC-toA
 Territory of Arlzoua.
 C1Uriy Of Pima. T hereby certify that the above na ned A. agar acia chos TersOna ly aIpearet beiIre use. a my office, in The county Of Pima afOs a'd, upoi S id date. and then and there. and m my pr s- cree IT ade ant executed the ior going declare tiou.
 h wit ess whereof 1 have hpreunto st my hand and affixed my off cial seal. Et my Otce, n the county of tima. this 18th day of August. D. IsS5.
 IsEALl WILIItN J. OSBORN.
 Notary Pubhc Pima County. A. T.
 Territory of Arizona.
 County of 1ma. Altagrscia Ochoa being nrst duly sworn ~spo-C anu .ay-, that the capital employed in the busi ness mentiored m the foregoing declaration Oes not exceed m amoun. the Of hvs (S5,OJ0l dollars.
 AL-AcR1CIN OCRoA. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this lStl day of August A. D. 1885.
 IsEAL WlLLrsN J. OSBORN, Ei5-Sw Notary Publlc. Pima County. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT F-- ... elsi District. m th- ola.. f .-- tory of Arizuua- -- -.-
 Alexander Mckay, rl-l-tr hoven 0e rgh. eco W La t. M f- John Char def ft ua-.- -t
 AetioE DrOugh In tf- n.---.- rlrst nuicial A l-trlcr. .- l-.. ..-.. P1ma I-rritOry uf Anna.
 ne Acrritorg oi Arl-s-. -.... - Ge-,. W Van Eoov-I b--.l tr... J. Sullivan an. iru- .--
 lou are hereuy ruua r.-. .-. appear m an ac' iuu tr e. above nAriec IlallfI- e. r.- ...-. me iT-t Jud ela- ul-rri.- .- " or fimS, m tt- Tern ..-. .- sI'N ,sl.,,.. 7 eS-- sia.-- -.-- a.-- .-. 'hls onFt' ai llcsf-- -r sad -...
 men c'inE lAirt asr.-1 1. -.- .. Nithlh tsrntJ u1y- 1c --..-..s s... '"ei AitVr ttr -rrF. c- --.r
 mons. IT s-i F-d -- f.l- --.---. H.. ot me ena"i5 and -lr-.- ..-....-. ih sliI.S uAl -i- a-- .---- -.-a- ..-
 anu you ar i--- ....-... .-.- .f appeas ana l--N-r --r ".- qulred, the .all-l- a ...-.. - the rrilei ths-Il l-r a-.t-.f --. ourseilrlts n t1l- t-. -f .r.--.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Several Arizona catIlemen are trying to make arrange ments for the establish ment Of refrigerator line for the ship ment of dressed beef to California and Eastern po.nts. IL will not be sue ce-s'ul venture. Railroads wlll not en- courage the establishment of such en- terprises, when 1t does not accrue to their benefit, as in this. It Is much more profitable to railroad companIes tO haul live cattle than dressed meats, and their raies, without competition. would soon rum any such enterpTlse> m this section. And again, meats can not be shipped East. to compete in the markets there, for in every animal slaughtered there is a large amount of offal which, m the East, finds a market, aad reduces the cost of the salable meats. Here no market can be had for the offal. In Texas the scheme has been tried, an l though the advantages in favor of the company were much greater than they could be in this sec tion, the enterprise failed. It will be many years before refrigerator line will be established successfully Tn New Mexico or Arizona, and stockmen must not count on their cutting any figure in the disposal of surplus csttle.-New Mexico Stock Grower.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
SUMMGES

IN the Ju rlc- to---. Cf Ar,zun.,, ,a-. Hrr a psace, I-ih lr c.---
 l. Zeckeul.H -f G Co.,. ....- .Imou. drielGal Sl.
 Ihe IrEtI..tg U. t-.r..a I Euaclo iu.t u. urrs EIsrr
 lUC are here r1 --I--. ..--.. J-ar b fore u.- at ly Not,ale-. sand iull Cs.g.r r-- ias uf S.I .-ul fyr. t--. .. sad day. tu hI-vs1 l.. Iaued plan. fItf- vtu ..... are Iud-h eu ts t... fred a, d fortJ-u.rs a-... -.r tullar- ol aa uu;.s ,if. -. V. .Avvr of !. Ls-krrli,.-f .. iud accrpIt a uy sE -.. Dia. .utln for .h- u-a. .. -...
 And Ii sOu fali te af. .U.r OmLlaiLt a- hrrgIl rt.. ll.a.-. axe IusiEuruf aEstE-r l..- .u iuD u- tso huuu4ssi and ... tytiar-. together WIrl l1-- -O-ss and co=tz of sgIG-
 bIyen uuder u.s h-L1 t..l-
 Justice of she Feacc ,. s-.. J. \. BsI. TAIN.
 Att'y for PI'n-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Martial Law in Sonora.

From Don Jose Maria Torres, Q broth CT of Colcnel Torres. who arrived in Tombstone on Friday last it is learned that the State of Sonora has been put under martial law. This extraordinary action has taken by reason of the Yaqui war, and the Iucursion of the Apsches. Col. Torres is now stationed wiih his command bt La Miss, waiting for the close of the rainy season to renew the war upon the Yaquis, u being impos- sible to act stpresent Don Jose Torres has recently been appointed military prefect of the district of Moctezuma, and intends in short time to raise and equip five hundred troops for service agsInst the Apsches.-Record- Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Nerrons DehilItated Men

You are allowed free trIal of the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt with electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health. vigor and man hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full Infor. nation, terms, etc, mailed free oy Rd- dressing Yoltsic Belt Co.,, Marshall, Mich
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Probate Notice

IN THE PitOBsTE COURT OF TEE ..-' Il Q of Pima. Territory ~f ArrEuua-
 In the matter of thc e-tate of Jt--- Ma a.. tinez. decea-ssi.
 reading and tIng fife Fe.ltluu cf |. Naltetuafh. asirululslra-ur f lie s-r.-- Nara Martinez Ccceu-ad EsrHyu~g for settlement of nn-l scrourf ar.l ca. tiOn o' the re-ldue of shld s--af= sons e1tltlad. It I= ordered ftaf s.. terested in the esfa-- sf salt e..... appear before thi- fourt- 70 r.. thereof. st tke cl.y of Iur-s- cODnty. on Wsdne-siay ths u-t. 1885 Rt n o'claFk a r snow calse Nhy sait arcuu- tied and sad e-fzfe o-..f tributis n shoulr not ts sand estate among ta- ts.rs H' cording to law.
 It Is fur-t-r ordered ft1- be published in the arEar Ne-k ly neN suaper of iir-a e. r. 'ecu Ive we z- nsI- h-for- rta n .. i-5i, and fhst tars. ...-. | st iea-t three ,.urilr H..- isur weeks neSt before t-- e. is-5
 Dated July ls-h. l--5.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Official Records.

Deed.-LLC. Hughes and F. ]. Hughes, his wife, to the Star Publishing O., loi ,, block 47; lot F, block I21; lot l0. block l35, city of Tucson. Lots 1. and 3, block 2l, Buelfs Addition. Lot l. block r., Bruckoer's Addition. One half of frsc. W |: of SELL. f-ac. E part Of SWl,, and frac. VI of NEIL, and frsc. part of NWl of sec ?. Tp. If 5. R. l3 F. Consideration Sl0,0O0.
 Bill of ssle.-IL C. Hughes and E. J. Hughes, his wife, to the Star Publishing Co, the type, presses and all materials. book accounts. bills due and receivable, good will, etc, of the Star newspaper. Consideration, S32. .JOu
 Articles of incorporation of the Star Publishing Company. Amount of cap ital stock, S50,OO0, divided into 1OOO shares of $50 each. L. c. Hughes. Cam eron H. Kng, E. J. Hughes, Robert Barthels, Samuel Hughes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
SUM MONS.

IN THE JUSTICES SCOURTJERRITOBY OI | Arizona. County of Pima. before Vim. colt, Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. I. J. K. Sehel's. plaintiff. VI. George Ramsey. de- f-r dant Demand S52 5O.
 The Terri Ory of ArizOLa serds greeting to George Ramsey, defendant
 YOu are hereby summOned and required tO ap pear before me. at my Otie. m tbe town of Tue son and County of Pima on the l7th day of Oc tnber A. D.. 1885, at 10 o'clock G. m, to ans~eI the cOmplai of the above named plaitiff ~hO demands of you that you are indebted to him n The sum of thrirty-,~O and h'ty sne-hundredths dollars for money loaned and delivered Co you. at your special insta cs and request.
 nd iyOu fail tO appear and Ant uer sald com plaInt herein required. fe plRiGtif will take iu gment as ainst you as demanded and fO- costs Of thIs suit.
 Given under my hand this I7th day of August A. D.. 1885.
 WM F. SCorT. a2i-4tw Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Notwithstanding the Stars denial when the pubic was first apprised of the formation of a stock company by that concern, the CITIZEN gave the facts. The articles of incorporation are signed by L. c. Hughes. F. J. Hughes, his wife; Sam Hughes, Cameron H. King and Robert Barthels-the latter being the present foreman of the Star office. By the bill of sale, the consideration for the Star printing materials, etc, reads S32. 5O0; the assessment roll does not cut such a high figure by about S30.0OO. Several lots of ground assessed at less than ten dollars each, and an undivided interest in some land beyond the ceme- tery, are put into the company at con- siderstion of Sl0,OOO. Just what the Ob- ject of this movement IS, remains to be seen, but fl hall of the insinuatiOns ex- pressed are st all to be relied upon as "poipters." there IS a hO,tentOt in the woodpile and be is too big for the wood pile to hide him from view.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Summons

IN THE Justlce'- cuu-f Fern. -.-- II County uf tlus. Fr-,l-e- . . ...-- Brlchta. Ju-'ice of ti- Fsar- BIancO cE. IizI- rl-f v- dsf-ndant-l-uAnl S-t
 The lerutory uf Ar1Hra -a-.. ..--. 1gnkclo Llmou. t-ferrs-.
 1eu are hereby -1uun-ai s-. -... . appear before ne at uy r1.- -- ... .a- NOxAle-, County of F--a. .- ..- ---- .. September. A. D. l--i. sf q u....., . - .-. swer the anleucsd Goa I.s--- .t r.. cd plsintlr. Sho d-nar.l- 70 -.. -..- . .. indebted to hlm n the -u- .f -s.. dollars, IaVfui uloCe- u. r.a rr --.. America, on due bal -E..- you and de iy-rr'i e. -a CIT .. March. i,,5. for tl- Ia.s --.-r ... l.....- lUth day uf Aprl4. of t4r -a-- -.. .r above set fuftt. pro',-gat -. Jua-. iS>l. and uo- ta.t
 And If you fail ro -- --- s.- a.-a-- .. amended Com. lalEt a. plaintiff VIII take .r..-- the cum of lNo hul d-..4 -t money. together vltL -.a.-r.r. e-.... of suIt-
 Given under my bond ti-s .-.. lss5
 
  J. S. Britain. Atty.f.r I.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
SUMMONS
IN THE COUNTY CoUgT oE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF P.gr ..-- Il v. Ierritpry Of Ari.o-.. ~ An justine Bassett, plElnt.r. Raseett. Cefendsnt.
 Action brOuEh. "a ths Fa -r.r- I.-.. the Ounty oi PIlsA. In I'd. fe..-...- The Territory of Ar4slE -e-. Seivaln bASSett-
 lou are n ref srr. lrorec lr.s -...- pear Tn An acton brouEnt r-..- above named plsirt.ff iu -.. ,..-. and Tor The Count Of f.r-l lr r.. Arizona, and answer the css-nr.rr Clerk of tkls Oart af uc-s.r u. copy of shiCh cuEaulsiuf A-ra--.r mOusl witLia twslty cal. s=rr.r... of sarvIcel after the s--N-c- summons 6. if -crve-i m ttI- cs---.. out of this county and xl-l-r within thirty cuyr; m al. urI.-- -.--
 Ani ys n are her. ty f,- ..a.i -..- appear snd AnrVsr th- e l.. Quired. the plaiurrff wa. ant... r the r-llef cemanties. tr -rs1- --.. bursemenis m thi- b. hs..f sr.a..
 Given under EIy had a.. County CoDIt. at Iuc-o1- tt A. ID. 1855.
 gsEAI-l W E l.s...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
why Di.trioal.on shoaII Nal :. -.

IN THE PROaAI CO,ET O. .et t".t . [ Pima. T. rritors of AsII ara
 In the matter of he estatr e IH . deceased.
 On reading and fling ths r--I.- - Logan. AdmIni tat Cf De- s-rs.a .. Logan dec-a-ssi. pral rr Tor au u-.-- bation Of the residue of -ald a-f..a persons entItiesi-
 ItI- ordered thst all per-cu- inter estate of sald decea=-d. be and aF.F this Court. al the Court tios -l .r..t city of Tucson. m sand fina ul-.'1 u- day. the s let day of August. i--r a- .. m.. then and there Co show rau-su of distribution shOUiG uof De- ms'.e .' tue Of sad e-fate. among the t-1.- tf -.. ceased. according Co is~.
 lt Is further ordered that "a copy ef -- he published three weeks ueNf hst.-- @ r. 5ist day Of August. i--5. iu AEITH~t erf.. CITIzES. a newspaper Ennte-i al. llc-. tima county. ri1oua
 Dated Augu-t -.h. is-5
 JOHN '. WOOD
 augs3v Pr,.il..a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

Two prospectors came to Morenci Monday evening. and stated that they had passed the cabin of J. c. Rice, com monly known as Cap. Rice, on Eagle Creek, and found the door locked but on looking in discovered tue dead body of the old man lying on the ground. Ills hands were tied and his throat had been cut From appearances he had been dead some days. His horse and dog had been killed Three Apaches had recently been seen in the vicinity. Cor oner Firing was notified and went to Es- gle Greek yesterday with a party from Morenci-Chfton Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Immigration office.

PHESIx, Aug. IS, 1885. Parties owning desirable cattle rang es throughout Pima County, and who may wish to dispose 0f the same, shonld send full description of property with prlce to tins office. am in dally receipt of inquiries from people abroad, who are desirous of securing grazing grounds in this Territory, and this mo- tice IS published with the hope of ob- taining the exact data they seek.
 PATRICK HAMILTON.
 Commissioner. I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
PILESi PILESi PILEN
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
 N0ON NFFD StEFFR.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itcning 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 25 or SD years standing. No one need su;fer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru- ments and electuaries do more harm than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (partlculsrly At night ter getting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is pre- pared Only for Piles, itching of the pri- yhte parts, and for nothing else.
 Read what the Hon. J. M. CO:iiuborry, of Cleveland, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment: "I have used scores Of Pile Cures, and It affords me pleasure to say that l have never found nything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment" For sale by all druggists and mailed on receipt of price, l.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs,
 Cleveland, O.
 Sold nv K X Yorba 4 Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Notice tor Pubucsl.L
LAyD oFElcr ssIr
Pre-smpuoa So

LAND OFFICE s- Notice is hereby Elve- lamei settler na- r-asi rH--r % make fnal pro.sf Iu -rI- that sand pruoi ~iii t- Ela.f- and Receiver af lur-.-. f- 18th. l.-5 viz. Je- u- Mura-s. na. the W ts of - a and 70 Sec. l}. 1p l3 =. RISE
 He nam-s the fuilu<I-E hls continu us r-=lferr- vatiOn of said lzni. stz 1-- ingtOn. Arl=oua. Act rln -H-H Arixona. Antonio Cuusf1-a- AriEona. Ramon tfaliexa-. ot l-
 BtN- M fHHN Flint publicztlon. Au-- s. L--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Notice 10 Creditors.

TN THE MsTTER CF rHE I~ +-f | Ephraim WaTne-. dcrsa~-i- S. -... -..-. y givea by tue uuder-igucl A s-..-.---.'. he estA'e Of fghrail Var sr. I .--.H.. r.rs realtors Of. and all 'er-uLa fav .rs l<aiusf the saId dareE- gd. Zoo vE t.- he necessary vuuch-rs. within r-l liter he hn-t Vublic stiuu oi lti- -u-. ttrIlnl -trator. at he a-.r~ a- f one mlle Nts, of iuc-Uu Pima t.GH.I l.
 JpIiN . ft H..l ~UN idmiuisfrAtor of the s-tate sf . g. -..a. .-.- Ceeeas.i.
 Da-ed a; Tucson. Plrla Ca-z-s. f. T -4 egth Is-S. E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 14s.

LAND OFFICE AT TucsoS. ARIZONA.
 Aug. IS. 1885. ( Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has hled notice of hls intention tS make final proof in support of his claim. anc that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. ArizOna, on Sept. 20 1885 viz: John Baker. Tucson, Arizona, for the Lots and ( and Sii of NWA, Sec. {, Tp. li :. AE.
 his continuous residence upon, and eultivatior of, said land. viz:
 Charley Brown of Tucson, Arizon .; Fred Aus tn, of Fort Lowell, ArizonA.l II. C. Parker. of tucson. ArlzOus; Troy Mc1leary, of Tucson.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS. Register First publication Aug. Z2. l6S:. v6t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
Sold by B. A. YnGba < Co

Mr. Alfre1 Cum, If Wsshing gton, the youngest of the Cum brothers of Ari- ZoDs, has recently received an appoint ment to the responsible position of spec ial Exsmiper of U. 5. pensions with headquarters at Cambridge. Ohio. AL though very young man Mir. Cum passed a brilliant examination under the civil service rules.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

The Southwestern Stock Growers Association. which met at Silver City m New Mexico, on August 22d, among other things adopted the following reso- lution; ."Resolved, that this Assccis- fion claims no right to inspect cattle passiug through into another. county, but It does assert the right to inspect all cattle coming over the Southern Ps- clfc road or otherwise into Grant coun- ty from Texas, Arlzons and Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

The streets were nearly deserted to- day because everybody had gone 10 the Park to view the preparations for the opening of the fiesta tonight. It will be grand time and nine out of every ten people in the city can be found there st eight o'clock and aftervsrd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam-ths only sure cure for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness and Sore Throat. and all diseases of ths throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. IL may prove fatal Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. FrazIer's Threat and Lung Balsarn, and DO family will ever be without II after once using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. IL Is put up ID large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs.
 Cleveland, O.