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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
The White House Wine Question.

Some time ago Miss Cleveland left the White House for New York for the purpose, as was announced at the time to make certain purchases in that city. Since her departure a story was started to the effect that Miss Cleveland had left because of some difference of opin- ion with the President in relation to household affairs. This statement was gi 'en denisl and the denial was coupled with the statement that Miss Cleveland would return in the course of few days. The correspondent O. the New York Sun is known to have special ad- vsntsges in obtaining information about matters at the White House, aud has autographed the following: "Miss Cleve- lands return to resume her place as mistress Of the White House is not like ly for some time, even if she returns at all. Her views regarding the use of wines and liquors are said not to be the Presidents views. While she dil not seriously object to wine at official dinners, she stood for strict tenn p This it is understood was the understanding between Miss Cleveland and her brother on coming into the White House. To it she infexIbly ad- heres, and departures from 1t are said to be the reason for her taking a long fur tough. which may become permanent
 Miss Cleveland was said to have left Washington to make purchases in NeE York. leaving the inference she
 would return at no distant day. The inference that is believed to be mIslead- ing, as she has gIne to her former res idence at Holland Patent in Oneida County. At the White House Mrs. La mont is now recognized and spoken of as the mistress of the establishment. Although The public have been informed from the White House that when Miss Cleveland returns the Lamonts will re- sume their hotel lodgings, the tune of their going IS altogether indefinite for the reasons already given"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Notice of Sole leadership.

IINOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IN that l. Dolores c. de ( uen. the wife of Francisco Guen residing at Tucson, county or ina. territory of Arizona. do hereby declare before Charles IT. Tully, a notzry publlc m and foe the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona; that intend to carry on the business of general merchandising trading and manufacturing of harness and soddIcs, m my own name ana on my own account. under the provisions contained and sat forth in section twenty-four tO twenty -seyen. inclusive of chapter thirty-two of the compiled laws of the territory of ArizOna- In witness whereof. 1 have hereby set my hard and seal thls sixth day of February A. ID. iSs1.
 Territory of Arizona County of Pima, ss.
 I hereby certify that the above named Dolores C, de Cuen. personally appeared before me at my office m the county of Pima aforesaid. upon sald date and then and there and m my presence. executed the foregoing declaration. In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and ainxed my official sell at my Ofhce in the county of Pima this sixth day of February, A. D., 1885. ISeall CHARLES H FULLY NJ
 Pima County, Arizona. ] Territory of Arizon ., County of Pima, ss.
 Dolores c. de Cuen being nrst duly sworn, de- poses and say8; That the capital employed ;I the business mentioned in the foregoing declar- attou d.-es not exceed in amount the sum of i've thousand (5,OUOl dollars.
 DOLORES c. 5eCUEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this sixth day of February, A. ID. 1885.
 fseaIl CHARLES II. FULLY. N. P,
 In and for Pima county. AriZona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Declaration of Sole TradershIp.

L. NOW ALL MEN BY THERE PRESFNTs Nthat 1, Msnuels s. McKenna, wife of M. Mckenna, residing at the city of tucson county PIma- and Territory of Arizona, do hereby de- clare. before B H. Hereford, a notary public in and for the county of Pima and Territory ot Arizona.
 That intend to carry OF the business of rais- ing and buying and selilng live stock. and trad ing m my Own name and on my own account Sections Tweuty-four tO lwenty-seven inclusive, Of Chapter Ihirty-twO ot the COmpiled Laws of the Territory of AriZoua- Jn witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2Oth day of February A. D. sESI- MANUELA S. McKENNA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF PIMA sS' hereby certify that ths above named Msnuela S Mchenna. personally appearen before me at my office m the ccunty of t1mR aforesaid upon said date, and then and there, and in my pres enee made and executed the fOrgOlns declAra- tIOn.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and Btixed my official seal, at my Gffice in the county of Pima, this 20th day of February A. D., loe5.
 BH. HEREFORD.
 Notary Public, Pima Co, A. T. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNT OF PIMA. ss- Manuela $. Mckenna being first duly sworn deposas and says: That the capital employed in the business m6ntionet m the foregoing decls- ration does uOt exceed m amount the sum of i've thousand dollars tS5OO0.)
 MANUELA s. McKENNA. SubscriOed and sworn Co before me this a)th day of February, A. ID. 1885.
 B. II. HEREFORD, f2S-sm Notary Public. Pima Cor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Board of Supervisors.
loFFTcIAL.I

OFFICIAL.
 TUCsoS, A. T., May IS. 1885.
 Board met May 18th, 1885. at lOo'cloci n. m, in special session to consider OCT tain road and other matters of import ance to the county, in pursuance to [ call in conformity with the law.
 Present-J. s. Mansfield, Chairman J. c. Handy, member; Geo. W. Teits. worth. member; Chas. R Drake, Dep. uty ex-ofiicio Clerk. Absent W. B. Horton, ex-Officio Clerk
 On motion Board adjourned to mee, at p. ID. this day.
 ]. $. MANSFIELD, Chairman.
 Attest W. B. HORTON, ex.officio Clerk, Per CHAs. R. DRAKE, Deputy ex-oficio
 Clerk.
 TUcsoS, A. T., May IS. 1885.
 The Board met at p. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-J. s. Mansfield. Chairman; J. c. Handy, member; Geo. W. Teits- worth, member; Chas. k Drake, Deputy ex-ofiiciO Clerk. Absent-W. B Hor. ton, ex-ofiicio Clerk.
 ln the matter of the road to Quiiotoa, from the Santa Cruz bridge across the valley to the mesa land, County Survey or Roskruge submitted a map of survey Of said contemplated road. On motion Mir. Teitsworth was further authorized to obtain the right of way for sad road; also tO estimate the cost of building the road snd submit report as soon as practicable to this Board. Surveyor ROskruge presented a map Of the proposed road over the mountains from Logan City towards GunzIght, as ordered by former meeting, and on motion further time was given to report the probable cost of said road.
 On motion this clerk was ordered to advertise according to law for bids for building the folio Eing mentioned roads: From Martinez ranch to Wheaton's ranch on the San Pedro River-20 miles m a north easterly direction.
 From the bridge near Silver Lake in westerly direction across the Santa Cruz Valley to the mesa land.
 From the west end of Logan Ave. in Logan City in westerly direction dCID-s luc QulgONOd IuOuuIblIlt.
 Roads to be built in accordance with plans and specifications to be seen at the County Surveyors office. On motion of Geo. ". Teitsworth, the action of J. $. Mansfield and J. c. Han- dy m sustaining the Sheriff in offering a reward of S2OO for bodies of Wm Gov ington and Gabriel Salcido the mur- derers Of James Claiborne, was unanimously carried.
 On motion notice was given that a special meeting would be held on the 2lst of May, for the purpose of consid- eriug the advisability of appointing an expert accountant to investigate the books and statements and other matters of county officers under the new salary law.
 Communication of J. McC. Elliott Road Overseer, asking that he be fur nIshed team and wagon for the pur- pose Cf working on the road. On Mo tion the matter was referred to Geo. W. Teitsworth with instructions to report to this board the result of his inquiry. On motion the board adjourned to meet May 2ls. at 10 a. m.
 J. S.'MASsFELD, Chairman. ATTEST: W.B. HORTON, EK Officio Clerk. Per CHAs. R. DRAKE. dept. Ex Officio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Reaction in Favor of the Railroad-whai
 the Frost Did-Reductiou Works for
 Crittenden-Other Interesting News.
 CRITTESDES, A. T.. May IS, 1885.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: The current of op- position, heretofore so formidable, against sid to the c. T. S N. W. R. R. in this community has perceptibly dimiu- ished since a thorough discussion and a better understanding of the question at issue. Several votes will be registered "Yes" on Saturday next that have here tofore been considered doubtful.
 A frost lest week iH the Sonoita valley did considerable damage to fruit, Rich srdson X Gormley having lost their en- tire crop of aprieots. which, up to that time was very promising. Peaches and apples. however. suffered very little.
 Cattlemen are busy preparing for the rodeo, which will occur in a few days. They are very much encouraged, as cat tie are doing well and the percentage of increase IS unusually large.
 Papers necessary for the organization of company for the purpose of erect ing sampling woi ks at this place are in and soon will be presented and charter asked for. There Is no longer hardly any doubt but these works will be erected. The men having the matter in charge mean business and can control ample means. The construction Jf these works at Crittenden will at once place the town in the front rank of im- portance as a mining center.
 A very marked increase Tn passenger travel as well as freight movements IS noticed on the \. M. & A. R. R. An in- crease of business IS reported at all points along the line and especially IS Ii 70 at thIs point.
 Frank Buford Gordon, who deserted rom Fort Lowell about seven months lgo, was arrested last week in Calabasss ,y a sergeant accompanied by a private l rom the same fort GOrdon's people l i've in Illinois and are weIl-to-do. This means a term at Mare Island for him | When Gordon found he was recognized | Ie resisted arrest and was only captur- d after seven shots were fired at him.by | be arresting parties.
 U. w. Lyons our we'll knONH CltlLcn eft on the 17th instant fully prepared | O take charge of the COrnucopis mine | bout five miles west of CrittendeD. dessrs. John Smith and \. J. PistOrus, yho own the mine, have secuIed Mir. lyons service as Superintendent of the anne. They are desirous of pushing he development of the COrnucopia for yard as rapidly as possible. The mIne s developing into a veritable bonanza, he ore being very similar in it's charact- r to that of the Silver King. The own rs will ship the ore for treatment at but if the ore continues as rich s at present they will very soon be able Q place works of their own on the round. We believe the mine is well amed Horn of Plenty"-and hope that re have as residents of Crittenden, two mbry onie Bonanza Kings. As before,
 SPoT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
\ Treasury Joke.

The "S5.000,0O0 package" which so ~hny ,- visitors to the Treasury vaults m
 washington have reverently held for a --'1nent. was opeDed the other day, and WAS found to be huge joke. It simply obtained three or four heavy old Gov ''Nment documents. such as would sell T. Junk shop at two cents per pound
 -.s us package weighed fifteen pounds, ,Is -l as old paper its value would be ,;,I55'y cents. The package WAS carefully 'ty, Heu up again and it will continue 10 be l.9ei to make brides and other visitors -L'..ppy by giving them a chance here- m, n S1r t, tell how they once held s5.CO1.- %oI n their hands. It will suit them T9' sT ss well as if it contained real mon-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Burglars equipped with all the mod ern improvements, are plying their pro- fession in Massachusetts. In Msnches- ter one of these ingenious gentlemen, after "going through" house, when an alarm was giveL, spraug to hls waiting bicycle, and promptly faded out in the distance and darkness.
 There will be a struggle between par ties this year n Connecticut, Iowa, Ken tucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Virginia. Oftbese, Connecticut, Kentucky, New Jersey, New York and Virginia went DemOcra- tic in last years election, and Iowa, Massachusetts. Michigan, Ohio, Penn sylxanIa and Rhode Island were Repub- lican. Interest in the next election will DC confined mainly to New York, Ohio, Connecticut and Massachusetts, ern Paper.
 Extensive preparations are being made at the London Postofiice Depart ment to meet the increased traffic eI- pected from the adoption of sixpenny rate for telegrams. Haf a million pounds have already been expended for new poles, wire, instruments, etc. Over 10000 miles of additional wire have been lad. and l,200 extra operators and over 1000 messenger boys will be engaged.
 On Sunday smother anti-Roman Caiho- lie demonstration occurred AI Bay Rob- erts, \. r. The house of William Daly, a leading Roman Catholic trader, was almost demolished. Some of Capt. Henneberry's property was flung over the wharf into the SC a. and several Cttho- lie boys and women were assaulted on their way to the chapel. The Judge of Harbor Grace imposed money penalties on the Orange ringleaders.
 French engineers are to begin further surveys in relation to the proposed Afri- can inland sea. Early in 1883 NJ. de Lesseps made a trip from the Bay of Gabes, along the Oued Mellsh to the Chotts, and came back fully convinced that 1t was practicable to make a canal from the estuary of the nver Mellsh to the great marsh lakes ot southern Tunis- The present expedition will mske additional studies of the spot, with the two-told view of constructing a hsrbor at the mouth of the Oued Mel lah, and of ascertainIng the feasibility of sinking srtesian wells along the pro- posed line of the canal, and the best route for a service railway.
 Editorial reference is made by 6 New Orleans paper 10 the wonderful restora- ton 10 htalth of Mir T. Posey. druggist, 225 Canal street that city, who some time ago was prostrated by an eIcrucia- ting attack Of sciatica- After much suf- fering bis wife applied St. Jacobs Oil which cured him promptly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Rirfh Day Party.

A merry psrtp of children gathered at tbe residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank Kel,, on Saturday afternoon, to ceie- brste the twelfth birthday of their in- terest,ng daughter, Miss Myrtle: at Sil- yer Lake. To say they had a fine time would not express the joy they felt. The table groaned under its load of good things and merry laughter hoated oyer tbe silver water of the beautiful lake. The follo~ing named parties were pres ent: Anna May Smith, Virginia smith Veronica Powers, May Mclaughlin, Mary Proctor, Emma Mellus; Willie Powers. Mary Crsndsll, Florida keneds. Sylvia Keneda, Myrtle Kelly, Daisy Kelly. Hattie Brown. Mrs. Nellie Pater- son. Mrs. John A. McGrew, Mrs. Frank Proctor, Mrs. J. K. Brown.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Read, Mark and Digest.

It is perhaps not generally known thai nine in ten of popular remedies Tor ca tarrh, bronchitis, coughs and colds are opiates. Their effect upon the lining membrane of the lungs and ar passages is very powerful and the records ot coTo- ners' offices show that death often resnits from their use. Chemists and scientis's have fouu6 that the new discovery,- Red Star Cough Cure, IS free from nor phia or opium, purely vegetable and harmless, and . wonderful curative agent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
T7rsox. TEHBlT0RY OF ARIZONA.
 - ,,y PIzA. February 5O i-e5,

TnCsCN, IEHblIohf 9f Ahi1orA.
 1sOT,TY oF PIzA. February 5 lee3, Io B D Fairbanks, your Aeirs' eA siii4iii- yc-, ar.. hereby notified that the undersigned h.s srU.udei two hundred dollars t.@N) m i.h,,, and irlpruVenects for the years l,oS and ,.sf ,,,.,-, me PlrkUick mining clAlmS, situated ', tbs Helv.t.a mining distTIct, county Of Pima, Tsrritory of ATiEona. n order to hold sad le.--;.s r-de- the provisions of section IS2t. s-t...J S,afutea of th. United States. being the .-,orrf required to hold the same for the ysers l--s and ts-l. and if within e dsJs from the s-rvice of thI- notice or Nithln s siter tnls n.tics by publicauon, you iail or Ieiuse t9 con -rih1.e y91r proportion of such expendlturs. h.;,-, s,si I'd and cOst of this advertisement, as ~o o9ner. your interest m sald elAlfn ,;tJ becofns the property cf the undsrsigned under '-io '''O JAMES W VAN HORN
 Tucson. Pima county. A. T.. Feb. 2l lssS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

They had a royal old-tasbioued Demo cratlc time the other day down at Rich- mond. m the blue grass regions of Ken tncty. They sold of a lot of negro's nnder the Kentucky vagrant act, and ,he auctioneer and the kentuky old masters made the most of the occasion LhIe-bodied negro men brought from sos to sSS for twelve months of labor, Thil, old women were sold ss low as 2o cents each. TLe prices were such as 70 enable the Programs of the cross Bosdts to each town b nIgger" for the coming wear. Now as soon ss they can get hoid of all inc offices Kentucky will again begin to breath in old times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Proclamation of Reward.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ExECUrIvE DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF IKE GOVERNOR

WHrREAs, l have been informed that on the ;'',, of kDriI sl A. D issj at or near Hsrshsw l.. ga county Of Pima Terri Ory of Arizona, ono Lanes Cla, horns WAS brutslly murdered oy Wm Covinton and Thomas Saleldo, and that said S,,i',- hasn apDrehended for said murder. NaE therefore, l, F. A. TrItle, Goverpor os ,b" Terrltory of Arizons. by WIT ue or the an- tboriry re-ted m me do hereby oner Leweru m ,be ann of fy ys hundred dollars for the arrest and convection of the murdsrers sf sAid ClAi- In uitress whereof I have hereunto set my hand snd caused the great seal ot the 1srnIoS 10 os affixed. m isSs IA. TRlTLE
 ArTfsT; G0VkAAos.
 HIM VAS ABMAS,
 Secretary of Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Chicago likes 6 variety of visitors, and can cater for every taste ID the matter of accommodation. Last Tuesday inc Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association hired hall for its iberstlops, and had two bauquets for their delectatlou. The PIow and Cultivator Association of the Northwest and the National Bur,sl Case Associstionfound the hotels accomodating enough for their purpose, vh,le the Japanese Police Commission CTS thought the Chicago station houses good enough for envoys extraordinary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
A Ghastly Story.

NEW YORK, May 20.-At o'clock this morning a FrenehmaD, who proved to be Louis Francis, was arrested whiie on his way to the North river, bearing on his back a bag containing the mutllated corpse of a woman who had been murd- cred. A policeman was attracted by Franc1s' manner as he moved along weighted down by his ghastlY burden and he was stopped and asked what the bag contained. The Frenchman refus- ed to give any explanation and attempt ed to move on, but the officer insisted upon being informed as to the contents of the sack and took FrancIs into custo- dy. He then seized Francls by the arm whereupon he dropped the bag and its contents upon the sidewalk. The ofh- cer upon opening the end of the sack, found that 1t contained the mutllated corpse of woman, doubled up and in almost a nude condition The police man upon making q closer. examination found un listakRble evidence or tbe fact that the woman had been murder ed. There were ghastly wounds ab0ht the head, and also On tue trunk. Francis was asked for an explanation of the mysterious affair and after re- covering from his confusion, he de clared that the corpse was that or ms wife and that she had died a natural death. Beng without the means nee essary to deffay the expenses of 2 funeral. he had conceived the idea oi carrying the corpse to the river and throw it in. Francis again shouldered the bag and bore the mutIlated corpse to the station. He was placed under arrest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Ir order kn anErh

Ir order to enrich the blood, and thus 'impert fresh vigOr Ito an enfeebled sys- tem, stimulate flag ging- digssuon
 with the national lnvigorant, (, hostst- tefs Stomach Bit
 terr, which, by in
 'nsinR energy into
 the stomach, pro- notes. Lay Insures thorough digestion ant assimilation. and co1sequentnn- triton. A gain to appetite. V gOrand flesh. IS invariably found tO follow s course of this de servedly popular tonic which IS, moreover a reliable T. For sale by all Llly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

Fine cup of coffee or chocolate s' Rothschid's Confectionery. ocoW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Iunisden's Advice.

LONDON May 20.- Advices fro,n T1rpul say Sir Peter LImsden's advice to the government was that m view Of recent events it was best tO break Up the commission, leaving the frontier question with Russia
 san Salvador Wants Another President.
 SAS FRAScIsco May 20-A special from New Orleans says the cause ot Zaldivar's sudden resignation was that he was attempting to carry out 2 plan for the uniticstiOn of the Central Amer. ican states precIsely similar io that which he had condemned and fought BarriOs for. The opposition to the scheme was 90 great that Laldivar deemed it prudent to resign the presI- dency of San Salvador and leave the country.
 NIpIstrr Phelps Presented to the ouse | IoSpoS. May l9-Mr. Lowell and | Nr. Pbelus visited Windsor by speciaa train to-day. Mir. Lowell presented hil | letter of recall ard introduced his sue sas.or to inc Oueeu. Mir. Lowell has already vacated the American legation, | Naval Dempn>trAiton
 Ioypox. May l9--The Admiralty uilI nave the combined reserve squad ron. including fourteen first class men ! f.var. assemble at Portland and pro ceed thence to Bantry Bar. Ireland tc engage in a naval demonstration ot e1' traordinary importance. Torpedo ex' neriments will ne carried on on Rigan, tic scale and the demonstration will conclude with a sham naval battle ot magnitude beyond all affairs ot the Kind aver heretofore undertaken.
 Judges Disagree.
 CHICAGO, May 2l-In the motion Tor xrit of error in the case of Msckin and Gallagher, convicted of ballot bo1 frauds, Judges Harlan and Gresham | disagreed this morning and the mstte | 0oes to the supreme court. The clam vas made that the offense of MsckI and Gallagher was an infamous crime and that as they were not regularly m dicted but proceeded against by c,im inal information, the conviction d' el not hold. The accused are therefore | still at large on bail. Justlce hariaI held that the conviction was ample.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
CRlTTEyDEy.

the Frost Did-Reductieu Works for Crittenden-Other Interesting News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-06
VETERINARY Scent PIECES GO
Mechanical Toys Set in Motion by a
COin-The Barkeeper's Bonanza.


The custom which has lately sprung up
Of introducing ornaments, pictures, bits
Of bric-a-brac, and various other things
IN the barrooms for the purpose Of amusing
customers has now extended 70 mechani-
cal TOYS OF various sorts. Some OF them
are very expensive, Ike the elaborate ma
chinery under glass case IN the Hoffman
house. and others as intricate as the we'll
known music box at the kOssmore hotel.
But all Of them arc set in motion by the
same cause-a b-cent piece. Visitors 10
New York barrooms have grown 80 ac-
cust0med 10 these things nowadays that
whenever they see a glass case they look
around for a hole into which they may
drop 8 cents.
There ia in a saloon up town a small
wooden ship, Of inexpensive build and
rather clumsy model, covered by glass
case. In front Of the ship is one Of the
customary little brass-bound Sits. Every
third or fourth man who enters the place
mechanically walks up and drops his
nickel into the box. II never occurs TO
him before doing this that there Is moth
ing that little wooden ship nailed fast 10
a board can DO, but be stands and watches
the thing until some one laughs, or he
himself SECS that he has been duped.
Then the proprietor comes forward and
explains that the money collected IN this
way Is for the support Of n bartender who
has been confined 20 a hospital for several
months. The proprietor invariably offers
10 return the cents, and IL Just as iu-
variaby refused. The disabled bartender
has had all the deiicacles that money
could command through the cash that
drops through the Little brass-D0nnd slit.