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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Roarin. Farce.

a visitor ID governor Zulick's sham c,urt. nov n session m Prescott, and at which the board of directors ot the h. sane asylum are on trial cannot be otberVisa than impressed with Its Tar eiral and ridiculous aspect. Sitting as member Of the honorary board he Gues- tioned and cross examined the mem he's of inc board, and listened :o ull the Testimony presented there snd was cog nizant Q, all the proceedings. Then with au uprising of conscientl tlousheSs Ss and honesty ID hls ylr;uOus soul refused to sign the findings of the board ana at once proceeds tO formulate cbarges against the directors summonlng them tD appear before himself Tor trial. The sublime heights of ridicu!ousness not be!ng reached by this action he employs and imports an uttornry from Phenlx to argue the case before him and convince him of the justice of his acton. Ihis, NIT. Baker, ms attorney, laoorcd long and hard to do this morning. At the .onclu-ion of Judge Bakers argument. JIG. Herdon. Esq, presented two horns of the Iudicial dilemma to the governor for him to examine and to less astute mind the fact Is apparent that be can not consistently take hold of either. Judge Edwards. iu his forcible manner yesterday. took ,he ground, citing mum erous authorities on the subject, that the governur could not act n a judicial capacity as he WAS doiug in tue case. In his argument this morning Mir. Hern- don, admitting for arguments sake. that the law did clothe him with Iudicial noUers in very forcib.e and logical ar gument showed him he was disqualified to hear the case on the grounds that he had already heard the testimony as a member of the honorary board. NIT. Herndon's argument was clear, compEe- hansive, and decisive o2 tLis point Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Mining at Signal.

The Signal. Mohave county, cores poudent of the Prescott Courier gives tbe following items of interesting min ing Iews:
 Hugo Richards left here, on the ith inst. for San Francisco. to purchase concentrations for the Peabody mlne- The colopany is nov losing SlOJ per day m the argeniiferous galena that passes to Inc. tsiliag dump. This can De saved by usin- concentrations. A clean up was madr. on she J;a inst, which proved to be tle best of many good ones ID the past. Many people Of the town went % the mill to view the rich exhibit. lt IS -e.y easy to say mill Is doing Well, but when those who have DO pecunlary interest in a mill can gO in and see pan after pan incrusied with silver. az q pot after pot of heavy amalgam carried to the assay office. then outsiders know Tor themselves that ali Is well with the com papy. The Peabody company do not 'how" their property. They are SD well pleased with present results that they make no effort to conceal their returns. Both friend and foe can view their bull lion output and see and know that all is we'll
 Considerable excitement prevails here over the report of d new strike Uf fabu- lous richness, 45 miles from here. The new find is located five miles above and nine miles west of Aubrey. on the Col n-ado river Wm. koshland. & mer- chant here. is one of the lucky owners, and II he h IS much of the kind of ore exhibited here as coming from the new find, his fortune is made. The ore K | c ppe- glance and argentic, and runs rp into the thousands. Disinterested parties, who have viewed the property. declare 1t to be one of the biggest things i on the coast. Mir. koshland has sent cool headed experts to view the prop eIty, and. on their return. will report to you what they think of this new find.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

Don't forget that the 18th of June msy be the occasion dame Fortune will select to lay her golden treasures into your lap and that she will select the novel plan of doing sp without asking single cent. of remuneration. IL is cur ious how these things work. Just when the miner turns to abandon the claim upon which he has expended so much useless toii. how often has it happened that n chance goodbye stroke with the pick has turned the current or luck aud brought to him the treasures hidden beneath the strong rocks. Just SO may 1t happen to some poor but deserving per son who obtains a Louisiana lottery tick ct through the purchase Of necessities at the establishment of J. Frank < Co. They return full vslue m goods and afford chances of obtaining big prize m addition thereto. Some one IS likely to get rich suddenly by this means.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
ALL SORTS.

Down East singing masters always look out Tor the Maine chants
 When a man falls down his temper generally gets up before he does.
 A bank cashier seldom goes of until he IS loaded; and then he makes no re- port,
 A philosopher who had married an ignorant girl used to call her "Orown sugar, because. he said. she was sweet but unrefned.
 The difference between a mRn and dog IS that they will go into a saloon to gether and the dog will come out per tectly sober.-Merchant Traveller.
 "Who," said a member of the Cana dian House Of Commons 10 the mem bers who were trying to choke him oil. ''who prayed there?" "It was Gn echo, retorted member, smid a yell of de light.
 A Chlcag0 man has recently returned from Europe. was asked what be thought of Rome" Well" he replied, "Rome IS fair sized town, but couldn't help but think when l was there that she had seen her best days"
 First Dutchman-Jgke. vat you going to gif your son for Dir. day present! Second D.-I don't know; i;s putty hard times. guess I hsf some bud dons sewed on his clothes. First D. Yes dafs 60 guess l haf my boy $ hB.r cut.
 "Pap." said little Jacob. looking up from his Sunday school paper, here IS rirce that says Beer versus Nhlskey.' Shall 1 read it?" "Irow dat paber ID de schtove, Shaky. Inny mans vot says beer is worse as visky sin't ht for nod ings except kindlIng wood
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
ARIZONA APRICOTS.
\ Possible New Feature in the fru
 Market.

Possible New Feature In the Fruit
 Market
 Prophet Potts left at the Times sane tum yesterday little box of ripe apri- cots. They are two weeks earlier than the first sprico,s generally imported from the upper country, and Q full month earlier than those which rIpen here. Mr. Potts fruit was grown in the Salt River valley, near Phenix, Arizona. This Is the section about whose fertility. water supply snd general resources so much has recently been sAIi. NIT. Potts holds that, fl fine fruit can be produced there So much earlier than m California, there Is a good thing in growing 1t. In conjunction with his brother. be has made arrangements to plant thirty acres near Prescott, and has shipped trees from here for that purpose. He plants mostly apricots.
 Mir. Potts recalls the time in his piO- neering days. when his brother-in law drove out to the Territory with a four horse tenn, taking forty bushels of AD- ples as his cargo. The fruit was sold ID and near Prescott at 70 to % cents s pound, and the venture netted $500. The trip out sUd back required abou, six weeks.
 The prospects, m view of the Salt River development are that Arizona will some day send back Roland for our Oliver. supplying thIs section with early igh-priced fruit.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
To Digest Nulcanite.

Requires acids more potent than the sol vent iaices of the human stomach. And yet. m the form of medicine intended to reform the very evil they aggrsvate, to- wit, dyspepsia, solids and fluids. iTrecon- ciisble ic their constituents that have n chemical affinity one with the other, are introduced into 1t. Are tbese so- called remedies more digestible than vulcanite: Positively-no! Hostetter's Stomach Bi.ters, Un .he other hand, a simple medicine, harmonious in it's con- position and readily assimilsble, Is act i've, and produces marked as well Rs speedily apprec.sb'e effects, because it is D rational remedy suited to the stOm- ach. It Is a tonic in the true sense, be- cause Il harmonizes and insures regular ity of the operations of digestion. Not the least of the benefits which 1t cOnters, IS a thorough repair of the damage in- hIcted on the stomach by ill-chos-n rem edies. For bilIorsness, constipation. malsrial complaints, rheumatism and kidney troubles, it IS alike invaluable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
An Ariznna Enterprise.

The Gila Valley, Arizona, promises [" become again, as m prehistoric times, the home Of a prosperous population. A large canal enterprise IS now IT prog ress m what IS known as Mohawk Val ley. This Is \ tract of country of from two to five miles in width extending along the north side of tbe Gila for about twenty miles, and comprising about 40.000 acres. The soil IS an alluvium formed by ancient water flows, and IS from twelve to twenty feet ID depth. The canal will head at Texas Hill, about sixty miles from Yuma, and will run the whole length of the tract with a width of twenty feet, and capacity for the irrigation of all the land along its course. It has progressed 80 far that It will probably be ready for use next au- tumn. Besides the fruits, vegetables and cereals of the Temperate Zone, or Rnges, lemons, dates. bananas. and other tropical fruits flourish in the Gila Val ley. The fervent heat of thls part of Arizona, combined with artificial moisture, forces growth rapidly, Wheat and barley planted in January are ready for harvesting in May after which a second crop of corn or beans may be raised on the same land. Grapes, fruits and berries ripen two months ear Her than in California, and the heat and dryness If the climate favor the sum- curing of fruit. IL has also been found that the soil and climate are favorable to the production of cotton, sugar-cane and tobacco.
 Not every one would care to seek fO-- tune by the slow processes of agricul- ture under the burning sun of Arizona. but some persons like hot weather, and there is nu question that utilization of the available water will make many To- calities in that Territory wonderfully rich ;snd populoGs. The best proof O: that is in the relics of a vanished race. The ruins Of their reservoirs and canals show the extent to which cultivation was carried; far in excess of anything yet attempted by our own people Bull letin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
AnnlinaiIon for 3 Patent.
Application No. I44 for Patent Co the
 Sonoma Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Tur-on- EriZons- Fab. Q, iS-i. ]

 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT <. ~ Arnold. Trustee. whose posiOd-ce address is Tucson. Pima County, Arizona. care \. w. Un.hArk. has thls dsy filed hls application Tor c pateut for iJt lt test of the Sonoina ulrc or vein bearing minera! with surface ground hup feet in width. situated m the JJro BancO slinlug district tOunty of Pima and Territory or Ar zOn. and designated by the held notes enc oil cgl plai on file m this office lot No ~ m said Gro BlsncO district, saId lot No. ~ being de- scribsd as follows, tO-wlt:
 Bec.runirc at the southern end center of claim at a prs: [ feet long. feet in a mound Of stones US NJ. N. No. 5 bears \ 2s dess.. 5I mins., w Thence $ 70 dess.. mins. E soO set to a post feet long. sat n a mound or stones- HatAeu Thence 10 dess.. B mins F. ssS feet to cen ter of t1uich bears \ 29 degs-, 70 nins., W e.o feet to center of Gulch bears c 5 degs-, 43 mins w IsO0 feet tO A poet feet long. set m a mound stones marked '-S. M. No. <.
 Inarcs N 7g degs.. Oj mins.. W soO feet to north ern cad center of claim Gt n poet feel long. set ;,, n ,,c,-d of stouss. marked s-S. NJ No. L. Ihence ' v dess.. t0 mius.. W JO feet to coh- tar Of SJ1oua Gulch hears +3 degs., 2D mlns., W I25 feet Co center of Guch bears ll uea S.. 4O mins, T. SOu feet to post Feet I9ng' set m mound of stones. naked ''S- M. No 5- Thence S 70 degs.. a5 mIIs W bsl feet tJ cen ter of Sonoma nulch bears 6 degs., % min, M f211 feet to center of Gulch bears \ 65 degs.. co mtns W I5O0 feet to q post feet long, set m a mound of stones, marked "~: M. No. .o- Thence 70 degs., o1 nlns, l. SJO ieet to post SI M. NO. l." D ace of beginning,
 Magnetic variation F degs., 2l mlns., l. COZ tsiolne 206i acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office Of Pima County, Book ID, Rec ords of Miues, pages ~ and +1j.
 Ary and all persons claiming adversely any portion of .aid SOuoma mine, or surface ground, Ers rsunirad ( nle their adverse claims VI V The Register of the United States Land Othce at Tqc,Ou. ia the Territory of Arlz1na during th. ten weeks period of publication hereof 0r they wtlI be barred hy virtue of the prOvls- ions uf the stiatute.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the usriod of ten consecutive weeks in the CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper published m Tucson, F1ma
 B.M. THOMAS. Register. E,-.. ,-, ,bI;rg4,,- Eah Iq 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Miners. Mines. Mills. &c.
iPreseoit COurisr.l

Hardy X Co. are taking out gold by the srasirs process, IL Cherry Creek district. Their arastTss Ers run by steam.
 Indications that mining and smelling will soon commence in tbe United Verde camp.
 The gold mill in Humbug district IS pounding aNay and tine silver mill will soon be set at work ou Tip Top tallings.
 Owners of small but rich veins. are al most every day shipping ore that will go beyond $500 per ton, to Colorado smelters.
 4 great many mIners are delvinI away Tn Bradshaw, Pine Grove, Peck, Hassayampa. Big Bug, WalnGI Grove and Weaver districts.
 Hydraulic miners are running light, owing to scarcity of water.
 Placer miners have all the water they want and are getting enough gold to pay them well for their lsbor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Assessment Notice.

l principal place of business, Ban Fran cisco. California Location of works, Qui- jotOa Mining District. Pima County. Arizona.
 Notice Is hereby gwen that at a meeting of the Bard of Directors, held on the Thirteenth day of April. i5,i an assessment No 5)Of 10 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation. payable lumedlatsly in United States gold coin. to the Secretary. al the Otflce of the Company, Room 26. No. Sl9 Montgomery stree. San frau cisco. California
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the INV ENTIEIH DAN or MAY, ls-6. Nnll be delinquent and advertlsed for sals at pIbhc auction, and, unless payment is made before vil be sold on WEDNESDAY,. !. the (l6thl SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1Ssi, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and experses of sale'
 By order of the Board of Directors,
 AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary,
 Ofics-ROOm 6, No .SOe Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Application for a PaLent
Application No. 443 for Patent
 CalffOrnia Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND Or
 Iucsrn. Arlznnn. Feb. !.

AHf-EAs Ails0Lfls T ETf. Fs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TT i V Arnold. yice President of the D-.- sliVer Mining Company, whOse poet. dress k Tucson. Pima County. ArIz W. Unthank hBs trIs dLy tled Ll- a for patent for iiZ5 linear feet Of t... t.. mine or vein bearing -llyer, wifh -.-. rU feet Iu width. sitnBt Iu tir '.- mining district. Cuunt- of Pima .l. Of ArIXpua, and destcuured D. f.. .s and otEcisl plat on file Iu tt-- ol..- '. C. ir said Orc Blauco dI-trir. .. . f being as follows. to Wlt.
 Beginning at the E0ut.aTr end ."' claim at poet feet Ions 2. 70 stones, marked 'C. !. M. Nu.
 Thence X 70 dsgs-, fs uir-.. ter of SOnOma tiush, h.l-- --. |, at poet [ feet lor - -' . stones marked ''C. M. No
 Willow tree ii irsl.- l- "C. VI. No. 2 B. T h-l-- N .-... iSI feet. Oak tree irgta- .. s "C. M- No. 2, B r. bears - ..--. jO feet.
 Thence N O deg, I2 ri.a--. 2 t... of SOnoma Guich tear- l H.-- H25 feet Co post mound of stones marked '' -..
 Thence N sg dc-s.. t- u-. northern end center et c-...-
 
 No. 4.'
 U. s. M. M. No. bear- l5a feet.
 Thence \ sg deg-. l- afs--" post { feet long. set ll marked" C. N. No. 3
 Thence < O deg, l2 mi1-.. " ..- Feet long. set m @ u.cgli "- NJ. No. (" l-.
 Thence S go dees.. fs rir--. 7 "C, l. NJ No. b" place u'
 Magnetic variation i- a-E- tairIuE l9.63 acres.
 The location of thi- uIr- '- Recorders office of Fua Ords of Mines. pages ii- and ..- Any and all persons clam s- ton of said Californla uil-. are required Co ile their aiv---. Register of the Uu.tet Tucson, in the Ts-rltory "f A'.. ten weeks period ot pH-.. -..- they will be barred hy 1lr ions of the stEtUte-- --.-..-ts. g.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
HIS FRIEND.
How a Texas Lawyer was PalpabIy Elm barra>sed by His Presence.
 CTexas SiftiugsJ

How a Texas Lawyer was PalpabIy Elm
 barra>sed by His Pre>ence.
 CTexas Siftings.j
 One of the brightest lights of the Austin bar was standing on the corner Of the avenue, surrounded by a group of admirlng friends, when U man with a peculiar stride and close cropped hair walked up to the lawyer and, taking one of his hands m both of his. shook 1t as If be was going to wrench It from his body. saying:
 "It's ten years since l saw you. but I knew you as soon as lad eyes on you." !"
 The lawyer was embarrassed. but the rouch-lOoking stranger helped him out
 You dld me a kindness once, jedge and ef l ever forgit 1t may my right arm cleve to the roof of my mouth. Don't you remember when you practiced law ten years ago, up in Dawson county? You dId ne kindness l never shall orget"
 The friends ot the lawyer cast admir-. ing glRnces at him, and one of them said tO the other that be, the lawyer. always had a good heart.
 "Yes." continued the stranger, still holding on 10 the lawyers hand, Il had shota man m sell defense, and the sher- iiT was going to lock me up, when you didn't know me, either"
 The lawyer said he thought be rec ollected the circumstance. while the ad- miring friends said: Just like him. He is always going about doing good" ," -"You offered to go on my bond. but the sheriff said he would be d--d II any jack legged shystec could shove straw bond off on him. and if you re- member, ledge, he refused to approve the bond and was locked up, but was grateful to you, just the same. lou tried to help me to swindle justice &C., cording to law. broke jail that night and crippled several people getting away. bu; thanks to you got away.
 "Where have you been since! asked the lawyer, seeking to change the con versation.
 "I am just out of the Kansas peniten- tisry. l would never have got m thar If you had been about. A feller refused 10 drink with me and I had to shoot hIm. Let's step across and have somethinG,' and running his arm through that of his legal friend they marched across the street, the judge keeping step like sol dier, while the friends on the sidewalk swapped opinions about what 0 bad eye that man had.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Done With the Mnswump,.

The word is being passed around that the president is done with the mug vumps, and that hence forward the Jscksonian theory is to have fair trial A practical illustration of the change of policy was furnished st the treasury department, where several dis missals took place today. One after another the victims filed into the pres ence of Assistant Secretary Smith and wanted reasons. Reasons" reiorted the official, you are Republicans. and your places are wanted for Democrats" The president is being quoted as more wiling to make changes than at any previous time since bis inauguration. Recent declarations of the Independents and evil service reformers has com pletely sliensted the president from them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Application for a Patent.
| pplicaiIon No. 3I5 for Patent to the
 Silver Glance Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, .

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
 Tucson, Arizona, Eco. g, lSs5.) NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT $. ~ Arnold, Trustee, whose pOstotice address i- Tucson Pima County, Arizona, care 4. w Uuthank has this day hled hls application Tor a farent for 1925 linear feet of the Silver Glance mine or vein bearing mineral, with surface ground 1928 feet Tn width sltuated m the ATT vaca mining dIstrIct. County of PIma a"d Ter ritOry of ArlzOna. and designated by Ihe helu notes and cthcial plat on hie m his once as lot No 4q m saId Arivaca distrIct, sad lot No. 4s being a- follows, tO Wlt:
 Res,innlng At the western end center of claim, being also the eastern end center of the Oriental mining claim, at q poet, set in a mound Of stanes. marked 'S. G 1. M., No. l."
 U k. NJ. M. No. 1. B. D. on Gro Firo Hin. bears x sS dees.. S3 mins.. W lsO9 feet
 Thence S S3 degs., a nlns-. SOO feet tO Q post set in a mound of stones. marked '>. 6 Il. No. ," being also the south-esstern corner or Thence x s6 desz.. E mins., 30 feet to center of Cullen bears & degs.. l5 mins-, l@@5 feet Co a post feet long, set m a mound of stones, marked ''S. q. M. Nc. |. at the eastern end Gen. Thence S5 dess.. 45 mius, 500 Feet to a post feei long. set ID mound Ot stones, mar k- -d ''s. c. M. Nos"
 Thence s s5 degs.. T. uins., V l225 feet to a post set in a mound of stones. marked .. G. M. No g." being also the nOrtheartean corner of the Oriental M. C.
 Thence k S2 degs.. 45 riins. 300 feet tc post .'S G. l. M. No. I" place of beginning.
 AlacnetIc variation l2 degs., 4O mins. E., con ;ainIng lS.5t acres.
 The location o' this mine IS recorded n the Recorders ofhce ot Pima County, Book F, Rec OTds of Mines. page 56s.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely arr portion of said silver Glance mine or surface ground, are required to hle thelr adver-e claims with the Register oi the urited States Land Office. at Tuc-On, m tue territory of ArzOnB, during 'ho ten weeks publication hereof. or they vI.l b. barred by virtue of the provisions If the atutes.
 R. V. T NilAs. Register. It is hereby ordered tbas -... foregoing notice of application for pafs'f lbiished Tor the period of tea COnsecI.iS. .rt.- 4a he CtIiLEN, S Neesly newspaper -sued n Tucson, PlnA County, Arizona. , '- THOMAS. Register. First publication. J 1 .3. iss5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

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 Any Small Boy. with Stick can kill a tiger-if the tiger hGppeGs to he found when only httie cub. So consumption, that deadlies. and most feared of diseases Tn this country, csn assuredly be conquered aud destroyed II Dr. Pierce's "Goiden Medical Discov- err" be employed early.
 The Favorite Prescription" of Dr. Pierce cures "female weakness" and kindred affections. By druggists.