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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-06
by James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l113 Main street.
4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
noe TWO NEAT. COMFORTABLE,
AND WELL-LOCATED SMALL
RRAME DWELLINGS ON
WEST LEIGH STREET.

A TEN-PER-CkNT. NET INVESTMENT
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER
10TH, ct a. O'Clock Z. M, shall sell by
public auction. on the premises. the Two
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos.
I403 ard 1908. In that improving locality
on The soutn side OF west Leigh street, be-
tween Kinney and Darlington streets. con-
tanning three rooms each. with lots 2Ox
ll2 ella feet each, with side and rear alley; ;
elevated ground; good we,l-water; usual
conveniences. and In good condition.
There houses were built but a few years
ago; have been constantly rented to good
tenants; are now paying the owner twelve
per cent. upon. their cost, and win posi-
lively be sold as a ten percent. invest
ment at their present rental. Those with
funds to invest, rs well as those In quest OF
small homes. should not fail 10 attend this
sale.
TERMS: Accommodating.
JAMES B. ELAN.
noe Auctioneer.
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Z osT. MONDAY NIGHT. -.

~ between Cohen Bsothors. ~ w.
corner Fourth aud Broad streets. aud s'al-
hOpu street aud Brook ayenne. Que pair
6fsi. - Hl,klTACJ4fS in case. The nader
Nh - rewezded BY leaving safge ~ Bleh.
Aopd Hltpafeh cffios. nao-s:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-06

I,George w. Carter. clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico, DO hereby certify that the
boud required OF the above-named special
comm iMiopeIs ~ the decree above referred
to has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 26th day OF o.
tober, 1858. GEORGE w. CARTER.
Oc az Clerk
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TRUsrEE,s AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
ALARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS
BROAD, GRACE. MARSHALL, CLAY,
rHIRTIETH. AND THIRrY-FIRsT
STREETS,
INCLUDING THE NEvER-FAlLING
BLoODY.RUN SPRING.
OF PUREsT AND ABUNDANT WATER
AND TWENTY SIX ACRES OF LAND
ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND
ADJOINING CHIMBoRAzo PARK.
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AUCTION NALGN-Tbts Day.
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BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG.
TIoNoF A SMALL
BUT VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF sU-
BURBAN LAND ON
WEST LEIGH STREET, JUST OUTSIDE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS. AND
CIosETo THE LINE OF THE PROPOSED
srREET.CAR EXTENSION.

By yirtue OF n dec: zee OF the Circuit Court
OF Henrico, entered Jaly 2. 1850, In the
suit Of Gays executors rs. MiIlner ano
Others, we will sell. on the premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1855,
at o'clock p. NJ, very valuable ThACr
or LAND on west Leigh street opposite, tne
shops OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg sha
Potomac Railroad Company. containing
EIGHTEEN ACRES, much OF which can be
sold Of once In town lots at good prices.
The construction Of the street railway mp
Leigh street nearly 10 this property, now
an assured fact, will very soon add largely
10 the value OF this land, TO say nothing OF
It's enhancement by the steady growth OF
the city In this direction.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added, aud title re-
tanned; or all cash, at the option Ofthe pur-
chaser. ". Q. MANSON. 1R..
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER. JR..
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE IN
EACH DETECTION.

Correspondingly quick time 10 other
points. Through bills OF ladiug issued at
low rates. G. A. TAYLOR,
SELF General Freight Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-06

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
- NEATLY DONH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AUCrISn sAl1s,trsss. ~ Scys:
BY Appenon 4 Co.
and
John =. Goddin.
Real Estate Auctionssss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-06
LOW PASSENGER RATES.

To New York Omitted two days).."....s so
10 New York UNLIMITED ........,....,..... 10 90
To Philadelphia Qimited two days.. 80
SECOND. class to New York Omitted
twodays) ............ %
Baggage checked through.
Close connection made ~ New YORK WIN
ali beat end rail lines for Boston and all
points East,
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FREfGHT
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
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pIrIIMAN PALACE-CAR9

10 LJNIAN II 7NI1Eh fF-C'REs|
run between New York and Philadelphia
and Cape Charles. Passengers can take the
philadelphia sleeper At Philadelpnla
Broad. sire ct statiop) at 10 T.. NJ. coming
South. and are allowed 'oremaln In sleeper
on arrival at Philadelphia until 7 A. NJ.
without being disturbed.
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AUCTION sALEs-gsssss ssys:
CURATOR'S SALE or THE Eff
- rECrs OF
AE spRAeUE. DECEASED.
AT AUCTION.

On WEDfE6bAls Avsn
a, Iox O'Clock, win sell q 10. 1919 east
Franklin street all OF the fEnsuNAI EF-
FfCTs Of the late A. 3. spf~sus' en-
: ysry tns poUBI cease GOLD WATCH
thorse timerl with Heavy GOLu
CHAIN and IOCkkI a,.scned-con-
, aiDT.BAK TOP BUGGY. in Roed order:
DoUsLE BUGGY HAkNEss, POLE, dc:;
sHALL-sIZE IRON SAFE (Haii patsnp.
L6 ns q lSsInssTSkErs, CLOTHING. FuRNr-
TURE, &c. ,uooo rn
rAa MArporGAIL AuctiOneer. noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
A New COmpnaY.

The GiIa River Gold Mining Company was orgauized here lssi week Inc cornnapy purpose placer mining Ou the Gila river m Psnal county. and with this obiect 10 vIew haze purchased ot MT. J. F Sanders the exclusive right to use bis recently invented and patented snalramator and cOnceDtrator along tbat pOriion of the Gila river lyinR within the boundaries Oi PInal county, and slso for a dists nee of ten miles on s,ther side of the stre7m. The con ,rac, also gives the company inc excl1- siye right to manufacture aud sell sald machine within the district described. Mir Sanders k now suTenn.et ding the c,rstruciion Of fOur-fJoi mG, hiue Tor their use. He vii remain here iill the machine shall have been plGcei m sue ca-slu operation, and will thea go to other fields. The company I- composed of Messrs. Julius O. Flscher, Geo IF. Meek. Charles Ripp Bnd Thos. F. Weedin. who hold equal shares. be comnanv + "fiicered as follows: TGOs- r. Wrediu, President aud General Man srer: Juliu4 O. Fischer, Metsliurgist; Geo. F. Meek. Secreti'y and Y easurer, and Charles Rapp, Foreman. he sand ers amalgama'Or and cOnceDtrator is not an experiment. Its capabilities have been demonstrated by th- severest practical tests The company, there f,re. hns not invested ID chance lot ,ery. but. tO use a vulgarism- 'desd, sure thing. g."-FlOrence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Good Mines.

There have been discovered, in the Santa Rita mountains. away up close 10 old Baldy, sev sral mmen.e mIpes that promise to come into prOmIuence very soon. The Shortridge brothers-E W. aud Samael--h6ve been working aud prospecting there for some time. and they Lave eight claims located. in Short ridge Gu ch, above I'm GzrdIner's Apache springs. Those they have open ed show up splendidly. espe iaIly in s.l yer and copper. some of tbe sss4ys gOin :; up to 100 ounces m silver per ton, the average being above GO onnc s. The ledge IS vide and strong and has been sufficiently well developed tO demon strEte its great value. Mir. Samuel Sbortridge has also recently discove.ej, higher up towards old Baldv, a huge ledge ot lead ore containing little else than lesi This IS very important discovery for ths, & ctIon, as II insures a supply of fuxing materials necessary tO smelt tie other ores m that vIcIuIty There is wood ID plentiful quantities sn1 water in sbuudsuce. about the mines and everything requisite for booming camp exists
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Ariznna Swine.

The Sals River vlllsy K fast coming tn the frOnt as a hog producing country. Vii- the following from the Kansas City Live Stock IOdicatOr:
 Irwin. Allen & to. received yesterday a trsIn Of hogs shipped by W. l.. George, from Mar,copa, in g uthwes;ern ArlzOna, a distance of over 1 ,7UO mics. They were on the road ten ds, s, being unl"aded and fed four times during the trip. They arrived here ou the Yards in go d c1ndi- ton and without the l"ss of a singl- hog during tue ride from MarieoLs c. Kan sas City. These hogs are quoted as stuckers, averaging no pounds each, and worth about S2 70 per hundred oo 'hIs market. They snow good bsrei- Ing and are a cross between the Brrk- -hire and r land China breed, and were rssei md fed on alfalfa. Whlr Kansas City is iOted for lts excellent uug market and is draving on all the surrounding States for her supply, yet this Is s pew departure in the hog trade, sud our far-sighttd commission m=r- chants deserve great credit for thelr en terpriSe, They are reaching toward the Pacific slope for cattle, bngs and shrep. 90 supply ihe K ,nsas City market, and no firm has been m re liberal m this re-pect than IrwIn, Allen & Co, anu as a reward for their enter.rlse, have re caived this SOD, ID addition tO thIr 'rAiu of hogs, me fifteen or twenty
 rains oi cattle from the same part oi he country. Irwin Allen X c., have made arrangements for the pursh' se of jgNO acres of id ID Arlzpna, most of IL beiUg now wti Set ID Glislfs, on which
 hev will ests blish 8 hog rsUcE, wi h 1000 breeding sows Ariz1na k regard ei by them ss the best hog breeding cOuutr, m the UDited States. SoWs they ~ay raise there from nine to twelve piSs each and lose none Of them, and Irwi :. Allen & O.. mean tO take sdvantsSe Of ;he opportunities and embark ID that bnsIuess
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Cattle shipments.
lMII-nr -rnc I.man.l


 The cattle purchased by the Calitor' nia buyer. J. NJ. Jones, from Colonel Hooker, aTrIved here late on Saturday evening last and were shipped that nisht. by special train uf twenty cars, Co California The shipment comprised IS head, and they were a fine lot of two and threp-y ear-Old steers.
 On Monday iB. R9ine shipped tC Los Angeles four car cIr-losds-S6 mead -ot the beef steers he purchi sd from Caleb Martin. These animals were Iu 1fime COT ditiOn.
 The same day G. W. Lang. of Lan5 & Co., vbolessl- butchers Of Los Angeles. ,assei through here with ten cars-2t2 head-Of the steers hicb be last week bought Of the San Simon Cattle Com oruy. They were los2ed On the cars ht San Simon, and were thres and four yesr-olds and ss fine lrt of teeves as ever left the territory. Icing very large ,ui "big lat At Batson Mir. Long sldsd three more cars Ot steers, which he purchased from reyIs, Perrin, Land C Dn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Tennysons May Oueeu ''

Who knows but If the hesutl,ul girl uho died so young had been blessed with Dr. PIerce's "Fsvorlte Prescription she migi; have rtIynsd on many an other brIsht Msy Day. The "Fsyori,e Prescription IS 6 certain cure for sll those disorders to which females are liable.
 It Should be Generally Known that the multitude of disea.e. of s scrOfulOus nsture generally procee1 from torpid condition of the liver. The blood becomes impure because the liver does not act properly and york off ,he poison from the system, snd the certain results are blo'ches, pimples, eruptions, sUellipgs, tumors, ulcers, ard kindred affections, or settling upon the lupgs snd poisoning their delicate tissuss. m hl Liberation, breaking down, Apd con sumption is established. Dr. Pierce'- Golden Medical Discovery" will. by acting upon The liver snd purifying the blood. cure sll this dseases.
 Don't hawk, and blow, and spit, but ass pr. SsRs's GstAyrh Remedy,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Mining Notes.
tPreecott COurier.l

Tom Roach has leased portion of his rich silver mIne 10 Ryan q FloIe@ WbO will sink, dTit snd s'ope. They gre tO have twO-thirds Of all ore that may be taken cut h, them.
 Outside Of chlording, not much Is be- ing done 10 1ur.ey creek disiIi,t, but, by spring, extensive mining and milling wll be started,
 W. c. Dawes has h-d trouble with the new pump in tbe Peck. Had to seud to Tip Top for a man 10 put It ID fix
 Mir. 1. !. Nolan went to Groom creek district Sunday last and took look st the Nevada mine. He liked 1t and tells of having seen @ great deal of good god rock on Ihe dumps. He found pretty deep snow ID mountains Bi the head of the creek
 Messrs. F. NJ Murphy. Geo $. rorter and others, have 'Dc1rrorated the Qusl- ity. Hssssy anna district mine of fair reputation.
 S'. Louis capitalists have subscribed S4O0.0OO to work copper mines iu this g. ctIOn
 ". H Meginness and brother have taken their dry washing machire to Black Canon creek. They say 1t saves the finest particles O. gold and works cent grave! with profit.
 Gold is being shipped from the Dtl Pesco mill, and silver from the Tip Top.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
rrInr to wcnk mumanIt,.

4 young man. against whom his younger wife had just been granted decree of divorce without conte-t, exl .lained Ca me the other dav the cause of his separation after a year of domestic infclicity.
 -Vc went abroad on our wedding trip, be said. and my wife was scaSick from the time the steamer Ieft the NarUws until she en- tcrcd the Mcrscy. l really loyei her in health. but my love was not proof against such a nauSeating experience. l realiy be l.eye tlat the practice of making bridal voy- n-rs leads to more conjuSal arrangement an subsequent divorccs than any other single cause. not excepting rum Take my advice, nnl don't submit the bride you love tO the ordeal of life on the ocean wave New Yorz Letter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
mhnt nInkslr Hall s,r..

Of all the silly, weak, naInby-Tam5y, wealri- some and obnoxious beinSS on earth, com rlcnI nc to the wearcr of the chestnut bell The tovr. has gone daft with t. Everywhere a radiant aSs, with open mouth and eager eve. stands guard with his littlo bell to inter rJl-t and annoy men who do not descend tO Lis lcv1l of taciturn imhecility. In the the atre. s,s well as on the street-everywhere, in fact-one hear,s the tinkie of tbe bell, and ob- serves tho face of the fool grow luminous with delight as bis insoleuce cuts short a guud story or brings clever talker Co an ahashcd and iTritated stop.
 To one who has been away from New York and returns to encounter the puerile irnbcci.ity of this latest craze at the full tide the effect k enervatins and morose. Since my rsturn I have known solemn bOOrs, who can neither talS. think nor sing, bring famous comedians to a standstill by their little tells ani then roar loudly at their own exhibition Of i.l-bred and clOwn-h impertinence; have sen a tinil but capable soubrette assailsd by the turbulent tinkling of currish idiocy until she became speeches. from stage fright, while the grinning apes in the orchestra chairs sent up peals of laughter at her diSoOm- fflre. IL Is the triumph of shalOw-brained insolence over good breeding and decency. The fool is abroad-the yawping, noisy tedious. feeble and offensive fool-and be wears the chestnut bell l-BlAkely Hall in San Francisco Argonaut
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
In MrInnrinn.

Mrs. r.. C,k.r. m'tber os Mrs. Mat thews, died yesterday, December I9,l. s; the age of 45 years. Her illness va long and painful. icing the InsIiioU' disease of consumptio'. She was [ pHtIt ut v' man ID All the tolls and ai ' ie ' uf life of which she had her fu share. For some yesrs she has lived Q Beu-on. but iu her lH-t iilGe>s she va. permi,i,d q e have the care and attention 'f lOyIUg friends m the home Uf hs' d-u. hreT h.f" ID Tucson. After mUc -uf-IiuR she passed peacefully aEHy re- taIuiDg her cULs iCusuess almost to th' ll-t moment wlth expressions If tri Umph ID She 0hristiaL's hope ou EG. li.s. H-r r-main- are tu bs taken hS ur. and Mrs. Mat'hevs to S.ocktur for Iut,fment where some of her chilire. nov reside.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Resolve Not to Pr0crastinate Any
 More

On Tuesday, Nov. 9h isS6. in New Orleans, La, at the l9S,a Grand Month ly Drawing Of The LJuIsIanR State Lottery, under the sn!e care of Gen ls q. I. b-anregard Of Is, and JubRl A. Early of Va, the vh--l .f fortune spun rs | ily thu.ly: N. 9i 5j2 drew First Prize of STj.OU0. It was -oid ID tiffhs st SI.OO esch: one to A l. B-ltran of NJ. l93 E-3lsnade street. New OflerIs, La. a oung sugar refiGer rhere; one 10 T l. Pendell of k zee, Ky. A tobacco raiser, pad through lst National Bank of L-x
 ingtoo, Ky; one to Mrs Ailza J Peter
 son, N 5 Moulion street. CoarlestoD. Mass: the others to pnrIes ID Chicago. h.. an Manchester, Va. No 4S.00O drev the Second Page Us S25,OO0. also -old ID fiIhs at Sl Co each; one Ca Henry L ValencIa. San EraDrisco. Cal, paid through Wells. Fargo < Co Express; one to Jas II Johnson, San Anlonlo lex '. psid through TrHdsrs' NaionI Bank tue e: one each to W M Brown and James k JscKsoa both oi Busroa. Mass i; \ G 7,s53 ireG ] hird Prize, SlOCO0. also suld ID fifths st Sl % each: one pad to Wm IoDkIn. San Jose. Cal, one to c R eco. Stockton. Cal, both paid ;hrOul b Wells, Fargo S Co Express; upe to the Anglo Californian Bank of San Fra oi>- co, Csl the res, io parties ID New York Nos l9 OH and 62 s25 dreg the two Four, Prlze~. St HO sold all around. But on Jan. llth. .lSS7, he 200-h Monthly DfsUlns will cause 6 8 OO0 10 so flying about. aud hoy informs'i"n can be had of M 4 Dduphia. New O le,n., Ls ou application. l. W uld be we'll tO form Les resolu ions with the new year. and not procras;iD8te the WOUing of fortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Why Not?
Phen Gazette.J

Anyone who reads the territorial news pspers need not to be told that eastern capital is now contributing with an uu- silnted hand 10 The development of the resources of Arizona. There are three railroad lines m course of construction half dozen canal schems, which viii re- claim double the amount of land now iu cultivation ID AriZ1Ds: promising enter prises are being heavily backed, while the Walnut Grove water storage scheme emhrsc the dual oi ject of miuIBg and stock rsIsiOR. Milliuns of dollars are DOW at our command, and a reliable in tellIgepce and business sagacify char ncterZes the various investments made More money we can have when the 3e- cessIty IS shown. and our deyelor men, promises to be full and rapid. Isisim- port7nt ID this connection that every resident of the territory takes particular pains to preserve our credit. and guard the new conner against every wildcat swindle m whatever industry if is pre- sented. ILls vIllinsure our permspeut progress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
The MlrIcopa and PhrniN Railroad.
 lPhenix H-raltl

fPhenix H-raldl
 Mr. c. 2. M7sten Chief Engineer o' ;he NJ. & ?. R. R sDd hi' wife and NIT. SWigeft cbItf engineer Cf the P-cihc Bridge Co. Of ~an Frauc's'o arrived over the hne of the al yesterday with 'he engineer If construction. NIT Fl 8 Patrick. Mir. S gigsrt Immedi ,tely took his departure for San Francisco where he Viil hurry up the prepara'i n rf th- bridges for winch his company has the contract and winch are uuW under pro ces, of construction. The Rradiug o' the road is tiuisb.d nearly to the GIls river and by ths close ot this week the force nov st work upon it will be ang- en'ed by M-. Murphy's whole force TOW at work at the head Of the Arizona canal.
 4 letter WAS received yestefdsy bv ibe attorneys of the cnmpahy from the Hon. C. c Bean to the eff-ct that there T. no doubt inst the hill grsn'ing nght of way scruss tbe Iudian reservstron vii hr passed st an early day. We have 0 hseu informed tbBr tfe Indian agent Hi S4csion bss eni, red lis protest sgaIusi the company 'rosslng the reservation hu' thHt the building is hein2 continued right slOng and wIll te completef, The situation of the hill iu congress Oeinr .uch ss to warrant the assumption that right of vBy NIll be speedily gwen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Free Trade.

The reduction of internal rtvenue snd the taking of f revenue stamps iron Proprietary Medicine, uo doubt hs- largely benefited the c)asum PTS. az vel. ss reli. vi1g the burden of home mauu- faciur,rs. F. p,ci-lly is tbis the cas- with Grren's Au-Ust F.rEer and Bls- chee's German SS rup, KS the reduction uf thirty-~Ix cents pr dozen, las beer Rd3ei tO iOcrea>e the sIZ- of the botil- 2 containing these remedI' s, thereby giv- ing one-nf,h more medicine m the 7i Cent sza. The Augus, Flower for Dye pepsis and Liver Cnmplsiot. ard th, German Syrup for Cough and Lup. troub'e-. b we perhaps, the largest ssl, If any me iirinrs 10 the world. The s g.. vantage of Inc essej size the bottle, wlll ba greatly appreciated by the sics and tffl'cte6, n every town and villag, in civilized countries Sample bottles for lo ssHts remain the same size.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
SUMMONS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COIN l ty. Territory of Arizona,

IS THE CDUNIY COURT OF PIMA COUN- ty. ierniuryo of ArizDua
 hr San fe'iro attle Company. p'airtitf s-si-st its Ni-hIgs God NJ u g Co.lpars s C Is. r et-ha tres r<s \. @t h.r. Juhu o srd Rich. a kue. ~h se rsal unmcz are ut- sroNn Co p @ Q lf dcfrujs~ts -S Sun uaol-
 Ar un u-utEhf In hc Cuuuty e urt m and 'os ths Clu ,ty Ot Pima the Is ri;.ry os An zsra-
 The Terri.ory or Ari soua sends {. srti-s Co The dich gan Gold Nil Company t E. F.e cher, .reOrge N. Fletcher JoEn n.e srd Ecn.rt k0-, Waos- real Laue- are uUk -u~u u to ul-intIh.
 lu are h rrb~ ruwn'"-cd and gui-rd fu a . pe m zn act on h.oug a- IU-f gou v th. z',''e UNn-d piEIltin o. tre Cuurts Cou fr a7i 'r th' toun-y of fiuH iu The Ter tory Df AFIE'na and au-Wer the c1mr la nc fled Nlgh th- . i-rs of thI- taUTta a- tuCs 2, If -aid Com .. c.py of winch coupla.ut a 'compaf ie- thi- sum m~.ou D .I hI1 twenty dave t-rc U-Iv- uf th. dag of -er reel after th- sersl,- upou yuu oi thus . nm ro1-. If served in the ouur but If scr et ru of the CIuuty ard sifhin 'hrs Uis t-lr., hen ithin th rts days. iu al other cases fDr days.
 Ani 70 are hereby TO. aed rh.; v you "a Co s-rFar nd ans er the cempls.r' above rr gIlrrd. th" DIaiuth Nlil take I1tgli.- ara n c yuu snd tsrh of you for the -u-u uf 5000 an cos and sourse ert- 70 this heaalf Np-a ed
 -iren -nder my hand and th a. of S-ld to1t'y Ccu- at tuc-On, this I3rl d-y of No v-mher, A. D {. lss5
 sE Ll FRED G. HUGHES. Clerk.
 DliwiOt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Late Gr nes.
lPheni,H.r.Idnsc- ID.

(PheniX Herald Dec. ID.
 Yesterday the eiltor of the Herald had tte pleasure of eating flesh from bis own vIUes. fine dish of ripe Mus,s' grapes picked jay or two tviousiy How Is that, you eastern De pie who have been irCZen up snd covered SIiL sooW aid Icr for the past siI week: l should be added in thls c, nneciioD that fruit vas ripe oD the same ylnes Jul! fIst and that sIDce that time there hs- been two additional cropF, three in ell, snd sll good Fifty vines, second year from cutting, have born more fruit thsl could be u>ed up and en )uch cAuned Co last family s whole year besides hat WAS given away. What will happen when the vines are five or six yeSts old, or ID full bearing, We are not pre- pared to predict.