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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

- Eis sill.Hsads. . slser.Heads, Card
Voaonsrp, assa sll kinds Of Job artns.
lag, satAer Fancy Or k'i~:., apply t.
eho Record o0ees
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

llIIli more money than at anything else BY
taking an agency for the best sailing
WIN SGsa Son, Gss ~ r.. s,.1 SsS. s
Co., Pcftltxd, Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

NbrICE UF SUIT COMMEN, ED.


STATE OF NEVADA, CouMTY OF T.NnoLN.
)fsTRIcT on Pm ,sEcuTrro ,TTonSEY's UTffcE.
To the following named defendants and to
III owurrs or claimants to the real estate and
imoro7ement' Thereof, or improvements when
assesa-i sepsrstely. hereinafter descrined'
.ltuate, lying and Inv In the County OF LIZ
coin, state OF Nevada known or unknown, you
IRE hereby notified that suit has been COM
nence 1 In the Justire Court. Pioche Township.
in aud for Liucoln county. stata Of fevafs. BY
he state Of Nevada. risintif. sgainst each
I'D zach of the following scrioed
tracts or parcels Of land. vi b the im-
prvvements hereon anu improvements when
srparAtely ,ssess d, aud all owners sE: cs.sr,-
ants to sane. Known or unknown, to recover the
" s,nst ssid property for the ascal year COM
neucing J,nu ,ry /. 1859, and ending Decem-
ber 81, 1888 md that . snmmons has been duly
lssued in said case; and you are further notified
that unleas you appear and snsWer tho CON.
iorh dsy Of May. 1888. Judgment will b taken
sgainst you. and the real eststs and improve.
ments h. .rsinafter described for the . cunt
u taxes sud delinquency specihed and costs Of
| suit:
TAI AND DELINQUENCY.
| Mrs. A r. .. Jsnu,pgs--pos-essory claim
II ion acres of land ut at. Th 'mas,
Muddy 4 YER Valley. and he improve
msnts thereon formerly known ~ isasc
Jenniugs ranch,
| ~ s.......ss..s's.'s...s ...sssssss'''SSSy ~, ~
| Ten per cent. ..................."' ~
l
Total. .......................tS y
| Q. chsfes-P -Possessory claim to 100 sore.
Of land IN Pshranag.t Valley, known -
the spring Ranch. and improvements
thereon:
| EsX..s,,..s..s sss'.s'.'sss''''sAs -
Ten per csEt...-............. ,...... u
| -
IT, OSBORNE,
District " Szesssxtins Attsfnsy iss kasselz
County af7 fFs
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

A New York scientist says that the
earth's polar Ice is penetrating the in.
terror Of the globe, like a wedge, and
that a. soon as it reaches the furnace
there will be an explosion that will split
the ..ss;ia into pieces TOO small &c. truck
!. patches. .
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31
CCRREN r WIT.

He ION horseback Shall we take the
highway home? She--No; would pre-.
fer the bridal path, think.
He--they have dropped their anchor.
She ION their frat trip)--Serves them
right. 1t has been hauging over the .idc
all day long.
The bravest is not always the tender.
est, as the poets sing. There is the red
game rooster, for instance; he will fgbt
bird double his weight. he cuts up
tough IN potpie.
They have some bright pupils in the
Tynksborough school. At the examins.
tion the other day boy was asked,
What are the warmth producing foods.''
His reply was, Cayenne pepper aud ia.
maica ginger
"You are going to erect a monument
to your fathers memory, l suppose
"Oh, no. Monuments crumble and de.
cay and are forgotten. We are going tc
do something that will keep his memory
alive much longer" Whats that =
Eve are going to fight in the courts fol
his property.
The children at Fort L. was one day
holding forth upon the belongings Of thei
respective mamnas. "My mamma's go
beautiful silk dress, etc. The china,
was reached when one Of the number ex
claimed: well, anyhow, my mamma
got the red.headedest baby in the post.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31
sheriR's Sale.

IY VIRTUE oFAHoRDER or SALE IasuxD
ID out Of the tixth judicial District Court, II
sid tor the County of Lincoln, State Of Eevade.
md 10 ne directed ard delivered, Tor jude.
u,,t r ndered In said Court on the nh day q
August. : A. y. 1853 in favor Of Archie McQuuig.
Flnint.fI, aid against tht May howsr silver
ming Ccn,psn, and the MsyAUwer Mine and
Nitinl Claim, Defendants. for the punl Of tevea
hnored aud sfx 4-lt0 tS706 4-1Uol, sold coi,s
dollars debt tos ether with seventy ($70) )do1lsrs
tax costs, and all accruing cos and in.trett,[
have levied on the following property, to Wit:
That certain mine or mining claim Known -
and called by the name Of the NsyhoW or Nina
and Mining Claim, situate, lying and being In
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County
state Of nevada, and duly recorded In the AtI.
ing Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode
together with the appurtenancts thereto belones
ing, and al the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, ths 9Th day Of October,
A. n. 1868, at IL clock NJ. Of that day, I vii
sell all the right title snd intsrest Of said May.
ho~ er tilver Mining Company IN and 70 tha
above described property, and the said Ma, /.
flower Mine and Mining claim. Ct the mont deos
u the Court-houH- In Phoebe, lincoln county
State Of Nevada, ct public auction, for cash III
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfs
said judgment and decree and all costs, and all
costs that may accrue.
ssis.td. or. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

10 Zuzuland five head Of cattle is the
average price Of girl sold in marriage.
Here girls are often given away for a
caif-of husband.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

One man in L,o on county, Iowa. has
flock Of 5000 chickens.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

Money, rather than business foresight
makes many man successful.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

Those who arc honest from fear rather
than principle havs no more to brag Of
than raseals.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31
Trustees Sale.


~,orror ya ureruv nrvrv ruAr prp-
~ ~ M n.mESr h ovsS; IhAr 7. rcm; ac
~ certain Deed Of Trssr' srecn1sd nv ths
go = ai,.,. nv 1ss. =. rs.s, e11.useu =. ~.
Ssts g,,s. oi'vs ,s,h ,ssa SoIla.x % ssns
Tonrtv N.vsd. Fs.o,ds ~ poss r.sss ~,
~ Srs d.,sr,t n.vsn, 49,, - =, ~. - 80
Of the Interest due Decsnber 18TH, isSa. on tho
~ Ets.ssn T%onss.na ,n,,.ss v,,i !. n - ,,h
~ .rrt;on ~ ne n,,h..th,dSs. y ~ pdsrS rr
10 ~ Honsa - ,hs IA Co,,nsrv' IN Rristoi ft,,
coIp G"untv Nrvsos on shs = D''-''A' -'A'
s''A .'1N''' Ne'A""' v"
hiEnth dSy OF sept 'Ehers AssS,
At O'Clock p NJ, the property mentioned an
dsscribed In .raid Tfusf Deed. or 70 muct
thereof a. may be necessary 10 pay said inter.
sta and costs Of eA1e, to Wit: t9
Thors certain Mines, Mining Claim, Qusres
niii .rd Msehinsry. hilisits, 6ossais, .osrdins
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-31

A Nd ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
IA fob Printinedone hfst.classsty and
atshort notice
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
lee, lee,

Yes, yes, the mercury is Up, and so is ice. The weather is hot. so are the Peo- pie, and so are the i,e people. The Peo- pie say they are cb-ssed too much, that two and oDe half cea,s is too high.
 The ice people say yas. tLat they thiak 1t is too E'gh, but when they offered io supply ice at one cert. that iE many cases their best friends sRid that they would rather pay two cents for the nat uJal Ica. and that tbeIr practical experi- euce ot about two moDtbs mauufaCtur- Ing was that they sald on au average oi only one ton to tSo tons of the- natural ice.
 They have tried to keep the price down, but the!r books show that they have not made expenses since handling the natural ice, and they have been uDa- bic to get either the railroad company or the ice company of California, to make what they consider only just al- Iowances and that has compelled them to make the advance.
 They say that they were forced into the combination, ty the failure Of the people here B. home, 10 give them their custom. As a matter Of money they would rather sell their mGn- ufactured ice at one cent. than to handle the California, or aJy other ice, at two and half. provided that they were sus- tnined by inc consumers.
 There seems to be no doubt but that with proper action on the part oi our people we caD have cheap and at the same time pa.ronize and protect home industry, in fact 1t should be done. z.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Re.olntinns at Total Mreck.

TOTAL WRECK. July 10, leSG. EI Scc7.3arce with e request of the ArizOaG Pioneers, the people of Total Wreck held meeting this day for the purpose of expressing their opinion on Jhe continued depteia.icus Of tue Apache IndIlnE.
 After tho usual preliminary proceed iuKs Jchn Q. DouS1s-'y, Nu. Shaw. James BgTEss Lu4 ! J. e. AsTscl Uere appointed a. cOmEIttes to CTs.- aupr1- prIate resolutions.
 IIr folOUiug resolutions .sCsg pre- seated bE the committee aul Uu uimsus- i5 adopted:
 Ih.5 ths only Tcl d Ger i.t--at,u- Arizona from the Uu-tl.-- .-uu ....5 .. long retarded Its P-orfs &. 5... a- r-- present time has pHrgiy zeI I.- every ll- dustry. Is the removal Ui b!l tue Apache luaill6 from the Territory 60 some Gls- tans lands from winch they cLuuo. Te- turn.
 That tho San Carlos Reservation i7 o constant and ever threatening mcEgce against the peace and prosperity ot the Territory. \ sleeping volcano, ready gt any time tO burst forth sud spread ra- pine anu murder all over the settlements.
 Iagt GHy treaty oi peace made with tLe &paches % stay hls muriering and cruel hand BgaiBs. the eetilers of All zoa1, l. gs futile Gs to make one VIlh the COW ,rdly mountain lion, 10 re.Tain from killing the deer and tle cui.
 That the silent and lonely graves of the Augche's mardcrci v.e ius, In our reighborho,d and rhreug the Ter ritory, are wei.l monuments oi disgrace ful reprogch, of the useless and mic taken policy e; { government in its apathetIe tro1.1e2t Of the Apache ques- tICl.
 Ina. the inability of the large force o. military durirg the late Indian raid trGugbt ai murder, desiruc.Ion n-d rob beIy- to capture or kill Q single one o- the uurierug Apschls. l5 c'nvl1c.aE proof Una; tEo Terrier. mot b- -e- leased, by thc ,rmg from th.s curse, which has hli-h'r: th- 2 .st, -la i-rea'- eus Uur fu-u-o win rum.
 Jhut r= men U.r .ra old rC I-eLis of sLe territory. -Lc most C. n sufferers 70 person, by the deQT,Gs,,ans ot tle de stroying Apachs. ve ere crus'ieIl'- ousiy and p,-e really convinced no other rem aly can ag. 2 avail i-r tls Te.i-t 4 the ter-Itary from tAi- gr-at evil. but the accompli pli=tlnC ofonr Grst resolution, the entire removal of the Apsr1es.
 That fl tlls resolution will .a accom- plished the territory, Iu .esi oi cos;inE The government r1Iiiuus Cf useless C2- pended money, VIII In the fu.ure las it ought 10 have been in the past, be source Of revenue 10 tbo u-t1an. Aud its now deserted fertile valleys and rich mineral mountains vIll bc the happy and prosperous Eomes q ihcusaaGs cI American citizens.
 JoHS O. D5UGuEETY,
 WI SHAW, C,r,,ri,tee.
 JAMES BCESs,
 pJG. MAESCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
ANew Version

To! tie pCOr lldiau, whose uniutored
 mind, to deeds Ot blood and rap3ne Is in- c.iaed. He rOsm- tre trackles= country OCT and n'eE, in search of pluuder a nd of paletsee guTe; on every hand ve hear his rlnging whOOps. and while bis trusty scouts mlslesl the troops, he fears not danger from the blue coat hosts Of whose wild afdor Uncle Sam boasts. His well-traIned eye the lOoked-ior signals catch; bis trusted spies are ever on the watch; and when The troops thu k to him they are near, he's at L,s bloody work back ln the rear. Just Gs the clt with captive mou-e doth play, SD does Gero- nimo day after day. in wild hilarious glee, play Fouud he troops, nd fills the air with loud, dlsdsiuful wlOOps. The poor comnaul CTS. blinded by tho scouts, march painfully OCT wlid tUr;uCFs routes and when the iusoleat foe they . bounce upon. they charge 10 bold array and find him-Cone. The smoke vet rises from the su uldering coal where last be mace his fire near water hole; here did be rest bus one short hour ago but rog where is Geronimo? Go ask the winds which round the forest play, and beer the chieiiGin's sueers from far away. Go ask the soouts, whose ready native vit, by signals told him Go get up and git; and koowilg we'll the signals, like shot, the painted warriors got up and got; Gnd while the troops stiiI round the fire did stay. they murdered settlers five short miles away. The officers de ceived by Indian trick, retsace their steps-oh, God, it makss me sicki-Al. brqusrque Democrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
REPUBLICANS.
They Fall in Line With DotermInation to
 Win the Fight.

They Fall in Line With Determination to
 Win the Fight.
 Pursuant 10 the very short call given, the republicans gathered Ia considera- ble numbers at Reids Opera House last evening. the object being to take the preliminary steps in tbe formation of republican club and to discuss in a general way the political situation. The meeting was called to order shortly after eight o'clock end 3Ir. Chss. E Drake nominated Judge Jodn Haynes for chairman and he was e,e3,ed to ac. as such; a secretary was also elected.
 The chairman detailed the object and actions of the several meetings previous ly held n social way, srd also pre- Eented m a brief manner the programme for the evening as arranged by the com mlttee having the m itier ID band.
 The report Of the committee on con stltutlon and bylaws for the republi- can club was read by Col. Lewis Vol Hey, and, on motion, i. was adopted without dissenting voice.
 On motion the chair appointed Messrs. l.. Woltey, ". C.. Davis, C. l.. Drake. John PriBce and ,. \. Black q commi,- tee to obtain signatures to the club rolls, Commencing after tLe meeting ends.
 NIT. F. B. Pomroy being called upon for few remarks, r-s 1oaded in a neat little speech, full ot sensible suECes- ton and gOLl ars.ce.
 Mr. Royal l. Johnson followed with nr1g F.. republicans. advocating harmonious or gaoizatIon and aggressive political var fare.
 Mr. F. h. Miller advanced very seusi- be ideas and urged Uu open, honorable ! aod aggressive caUp2l.u, tuIl ot energy and dsterm med work, and he felt CT l tain that every nominee oi tEe party 1 woaid be elected
 Mir. Thomas Cordis thought :be foun- | dation of the campaign should be laid l with extreme care and good judgment, l and that errors and IndIyidusl ambition | should Eot be permitted sn impair its | mess and eoiidlfy. lie thought this | ,J be the time for the most serious aud | unselfish consideration of the public de- msuds, snd the perpeiuation of rcpubli- can3 principles, together with tEe best I possible administration of public affairs, should be the sole am Of tEe party.
 Nr. H. R. JefIor5s also made few remarks, tending to unite the nd yIdual members oi the party in the work O. the campaign, and he believed that uule-s some UnpaTlonable blum ders are made every re. .ub.Ican nominee will be surely elected.
 Col. J. A. ZgbTiskis was called, bat not bsing present, the roll list was sub mitttd and about fifty signatures were obtained. after which the meeting nd burned until Saturday evening, August 7th, when the club vill bo fully organ zed and officers elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Military Movements

The Santa Fe New Mexican sRvs: Gen. M'lss and staff are ID Albuquerque tO-csy, having came In ,fF the 4. 1 r. iIue from vi-It to Fort Apache. and are ROW on thelr return 10 -outnerL Arizona viE De.ning and the Southern Pacific read. While at Fort Apache Gen MIies h.d several councils v th the White Mountain and Ckiricahul A each es ol the San Carlos reservation and slso had a lpaE talk with the Apache who deserted Geronimo's band and came ba k to tbe reserve some two weeks since. From the latter IL was l-Hrned that Geronimo was thoroughly tiFel of the war and would giadiy vel come almost any plan for a cessation Of hostilIties. Facts were further se- cursd which Gen. Miles douh less does not care G5oIt making pubiIc at this time, and a- a result Of the Generals trIp a delegation of Apsehes from the reserve is now en route to Washington @ confer with the Great Father" X guess Rt what it all means would seem tO indicate tnst some move Is on foot by which the ChiricshuGs are tO be re- moved from San Ca-los and taken either tO the Indian nation or allowed io IOln Mana and his gang in Florida, 1T this order is made It k highly probable that Geronimo and his followers would al once come in, provided tGe War De partment agreed to protect them until they got out of the southwest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
A Good Suggestion.

4 correspondent writing ifom an out side precinct in this unty where theIr expo,ure to the Indian rsids renders them liuble to visit from the hostlles without warning, makes the following very sensible suCgestioni
 think 1t is an excellent and practi- cal plan to have tEe governmeI ts at- tention directed to the Apache siiiic lon by what the pioneers are 1olDg-LaNlu \ the opinions ot the people from every district expressed in writing on me Apache question. think it would Oe well to hare all tie opinions embodleji in a printed pamphlet and sufficient oI u the pamphlets printed Co send one 10 every member of the honse and senate. The expense Of printing should certain. ly be borne by the Terri;aTy. IL DO. there IS DO doubt but II co1id be raise, z by private subscription. However es ii ,ss g, much a vital matter of the Ter ritory's prosperity it would be just aP- preparation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

however. bruises arc not avoided. end just after the last Detroit Chicago series Fred Pfeffer's right thigh almost to the knee closely resembled 6 badly discOiored banana skin.
 Gan you play ball in that shape?" I asked him Gs glanced at the blackeD- ed flesh.
 70. it's got io be done.' was the la con'c reply. "aud alihCugh ii's pretty sore Tor the frs; fe~ games of tho sea sou, ve soon get used to It. We all get bruised up more or less at the opening CT the sessOn. and you may not believe II but half of Us stsy black and blue ID spots until tLe scason closes. This leg looks little worse thEu usual uOE. I'll admit, but is won't be clear and white again mi. the peunsnt has been won or lost. CoS CREGAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

Lc Richru's Golden Eaisara 70. I Cures Chlne.e=, frs. and sscoud sage. Scrrs CD the Les and B0dy; Sore EaIs, Eyes, 'osc, etc. Coppsr-c7lor Biotches. Syphiit.r t2;lrsh. diseased Scalp, and all pr.m-ry io.as co tic disease known as Syphilis. Price, e 5 DO per Bottle. Le HiChau's Golden BaisHEa No. 2 CuTcs-Ic-. ..srs, AercuriaiSy ypl.It-s Rh5u- Ina:isln. Pains in ;Lc Boncs, Pail, in the Head. tlcS Cf the Neck. Ulecr-tcd Sore ThrO-t, Ssnhltc Each, LumTs and con trlr--i Cs-'= illness cf the Iauls. and clliiCftI c % -.s from Che srs.cn. whl-llr .g' .ECti1n or ahus. oi Ncr.Ge. . ... .ic b,'ld pI-- and Llc'-hy. f Sec -s co per ott!c. L. Gsich-s'. G-'lCn ~''anisa snsI- iofr ir t.e cvTs Cf Con1Trrl.. GIeet. I-s.tl'i.s Gravel. r1i al Js.n7rv or C-si- tl' Ci--r-- -H---1t-ts. Pr4,c Ss a per UrstT-.
 Go Uieh-r'- Golden Spaa..h In- jrr4irns tr-rg,.c .lFHs of Gr11--hEz. ,.,i.-a.-..i 2 .....t. si5i-taF.s,Ne- i'rier a per Gptt4H.
 l., iststat''s Golden Cfaf-aeRt 1-t.- gs Ut.rH i..... .-Cf eTu..'.ti- ~ar.s, .El -.--.--- E=!=csi @ .s .- Box Ic 2 ss.ia c-E Colder Iil s-'ssr,o --! i--.r O. ..rHs-.'. lsg 70 vlv- -i Dow t-. t.1,-s .. D.--.r.l.. lras- rl-.cl. Cts. pfirr sS co rrr i5z.
 Tsuic gs--- S---iu".
 Seat ,F,r- ..e-., '. H. u., tc.sf=.. ul-soi C. r. i-sCt;N..rf.; q co. AceEtA t- .H ....c street. Corner tsy
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 t..--I''.f. HAILED FIFE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
MURPHY BULLS.
Best Graded Bulls in Arizona.

Best Graded Bulls in Arizona.
 Having purchased the celebrated "MU.PHY HERD of cattle snd rounded up the same, We are offering for sale al reduced prices 200 graded bulls. These native bulls are the best adapted to Arizona range and are Rcclimatized. No time being lost before service. and come from stock long recognized as the finest bred stock ID the territory.
 The improvement ID feed has put these bnlls in prime condition.
 Apply to INTER OCEAN CATTLE S MIN ING Co., Tucson, AnEons. fl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
G. i. R. Rates to San Franc;soo

Is,s t.eae,s Res will be placed on sale on the q s ! 'Ist Mt Tor the nse of members of the P.i'-,h n. "a and members of the Woman's p,Ia i.e. corps, including families and fe- T5egr T.g ,ei,tiyes ,, at $40 for round trip. S.b F,L VII not be honored for passage to iicke,s' ',Hclsco ,Ii after August 3d. Said stt;1 ., 59ust be used for return passage .bsr ,.,.'n i.5, 53 days from said date. that is, Tbss VI. s..l he void after Friday, Sept. Sd: be gre return portion Of the ticket RiIl moi ihe i- 7,b . TOT return passage previous to ,isBe5 .5i'bsh,es b,. of membership must be Ottbs ,o!e lhe commandsnt or adjutant
 Ticks,.s ultI n'.I, or president of the latter. loog-r a+ ~ili be extended for 30 days
 "1s Francisco. 0' Si' additional ID sit5;Ip it5p,pver .3 privileges will ba sIlowed B scLs 'ae Ame limit or life of tbe G A,
 he's in either direction, ' '' '' -''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Tine IittIc Hcrn

The fund Fub-crihej by % numb r O. GCne-ous people of Eec.Cu. a-E forwarded through inc CIzrzEs i1 li,,le Phil Sl-nahaa, thc young l.rl of C-o B!anco. who left Ear;ie-l'= house during ;Ae daytime wGile 5Lr Indians were be- sitging it. aEd made his way safely To h;s own home and warned a.s moiLor and sister of th ir danger, in tune to save their lives, has b-ouEls she follow ing manly ackuoUleGgugut from Its re- ciplcnt:
 OHo BLASCo, \. 2. JuIy l2. ED. CITIZEN: Dear Slr:-I received purse of S3J 70 sent from :our office and wish ;o express my grs,e'gi thanks to you and ths other gentleman for the gift. Although my fr,hor igil a victim 10 the cruel Apscaes ! Sha'l a aays feel thankful ilat v.a enabled to gave my dear mother Gnd sister sLd lend them out oi danger. But ] hope Co be always ready to meet danger when Is is neces- sary. Once more thank you and others for your kindness.
 Yours respectfully,
 fHlL. SHANAHAS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF St.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU- PERvIsoRs OF PIMA COUNTY.
 TUCsoN, Ariz., July l2, 1886 Notice Is hereby given, that the Honorable Board Equa- lization, of Pima county for the year lSS6,is now in session, andwill meet from day to day in.this office until the 3lst day of July, 1886, at which time according to law it will ad- journ sine die.
 FRED G. HUGHES,
 Ex-Ofhcio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

The following Pima County warrants are now payable at the office of the Treasurer, in Tucson, viz:
 Contingent Fund Warrants No. 2i to q (inclusive), issue of 1884.
 THOS. HUGHES,
 Treasurer. Pima Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

T.szsrd contempistes taking trip ..C,Iorsdo Springs in short tune, to 'n3 ~ a few weeks with some friends re- ,sntIy from France.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

rba Hawkeye Reduction Works Com
 have selected the site for its sTel- ps:rJ had R survey msde on Tuesday The n.le will pass to them to-day This significant straw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

U- N. 4. Taylor, the popular and ef- scient ticket and freight agent in .is this -:.r vill take short vacation and visit .H. si,. Francisco. He wIll start to-mor-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Warrants Payable.

E.v lHnuia'r. GU. t..--I-..fG HAILED FIFE