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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-07
News From the North Side.

Mr.. F. A. Lisk returned yesterday
from two weeks trip over the north
side ranges, and from HIM We learned
that the statements published in the
JoURNAL-on information supposed
by us to be reliable-in relation to cat
tie from the north side drifting to the
Yellowstone and crossing that stream
In large numbers, were incorrect.
During Mr.. Lisk's absence he has rid
den the range continuously and on
the return home followed the Yellow
stone from Terry and made full en-
quiry into the matter of crossing OF
cattle 10 the south side. He learned
that during the severe weather from
$500 to 5000 cattle drifted to the river
but that the line riders turned them
ali back but eighty-six that crossed at
Crackerbox creek and eighteen at
Terry. These were subsequ emily
driven back. The big bunch mem
toned above came down Cedar, Cot
tonwood and Bad Route creeks, fol-
lowing the natural instinct Of cattle to
drift away from the wind, which
came from the northwest. Mr.. Lisk
saws that the cattle on the north side
have all been turned back over the
divide and will In all probability keep
away from the river for the remainder
of the winter. He saw but one dead
animal during the whole trip and but
six that looked as II they would not
pull through. All the rest were In
fipe condition. and several winter
calves that he saw were NJ risky A
they could he in June. Feed In the
hills was good, but nothing to brag Of
on the river bottoms.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-07
CATHoLIC CHURCH, Main street. corner Of
u Tenth Services every Sunday. ut 10 0 m.
REV. x. W, J. LINDEsHITH
TFfT Chaplain, u. 8. A.

DREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
L street and Montana Ave. Services at II .. IN.
and TO D. IN. sabbst h School at 10 Q. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at o'clock. All
cordially invited. Z. p. LINsKLL. Pastor.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-07
HnLEToN, Ind, Feb. !, 1885

hAIEION, luu., rtp' ], icoo'
Editor YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL:
Dear Sir-Would be pleased to have
a sample copy Of your weekly edition.
/ want to learn something about Mon
tana. IL is impossible to tell whether
you live 10 the Garden of Eden or In a
region of SHOWS and icebergs, by re-
ports. / would like to get the plain
unvarnished truth about Montana
and ! have concluded to subscribe for
a good paper, so send your terms with
sample copy. Respt'y yours,
GEORGE X, KNAUB,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
New Discovery.

Messrs, W. A. McDermott and I Goldberg have made 8 inning discoy cry that bids fair 10 create big excite ment In this section and lead 10 the formation of a big mining company tC operate on 1t. About sixteen mile: northwest Of Tucson, on the essterr slope of the Tucson mountains, they have located three claims, the G Dldberg Pioneer and Leadville. The ledge IS al of SIX feet m width and the poorest samples taken from across its entir, width, Hsssyed to-day l33 ounces silver IF ounces gold, and 6O per cent copper. The ledge was known to exist there four. teen years ago, but 1t was not the class of ore then wanted, and its discovereI died with the secret of its exact location. several years ago. Quite re gently 1t was re-discoyered by a Mexican and Mir. Goldberg, and 1t was located yesterday by the above named parties
 An interest has been sold to MT. Chan Tin Wo, the only nsturaliZed native Of China m Pima County, and Messrs. Mo Dermott and Goldberg. with force of men sud complete inning outfit will start tomorrow morning 10 open up the claims. lt promises to be the most important discovery ever made m the Tucson mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Attempted Murder at Weaver

The following WAS forwarded to us from Weaver and We Gra assured that the statements are true:
 As C. r. stanton. of Weaver. WAS out waking on Sunday morning last, Le was shot at by two men who were con cesled behind a bush close To his r,si- dence.
 None of the bullets striking h;In. how ever, he immediately ran back to his house, woke un the inmates. and got Winchester rifle and pursued the as- sassins.
 A lively running iiGh. took place with the would be murderers who took to the rocks, and as one of them turning suddenly took deliberate aim at Stan ton, the latter fred at him and struck his rifle breaking the barrel from the stock. After this the ruiiiRns stopped firing and made their escape over the mountains. One ot them-the smallest of the two appeared to be wounded, Gs it was noticed that he stopped aud sat down about every hundred yards. The whole thing occurred so suddenly that the persons who were sleeping only woke up to see the last of it.-JourLal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Not

There will be m .etiug O, the Re publican Central Committee of Pima couaty. e be held Iu the cagaty curt room, Tucson, AT, GOO SatuIduy. 8 D. m july Slsi. l->j. for t-e purpose of ar- ranging the date ot county primaries and toe holding Ut the Republican County Convention. Also e filing va- cslcit- in said committee, and other busIEsss of importance which may be presented at saId meeting.
 l. is desirable that there ia ig.l at- tendance, and members of tEc c0umit- tee from outside precincts .re pAri!cu- larly invited to Ice present ]: Irsc'IC.bls. The following IS % list ot precincts with names cf members thrr..rom:
 luc-0u-J. ;. MHr-t,li, Geo. Tusch. Cbrs. F. Drake, E. E. Pomrny, John Prince T, r. Patterson. P. J. Garcia, R. J. PEyke, I. S. DGngAu, SGnEe! Hughes, Thomas Driscoll. LeOpolio Cas-ill0, ". V Booth, Psul RiecEsr. Henry Brurs. Cala1gsGs-G. W. Atkinson.
 Nocoles-D. M. kaaler.
 Crifteudeu-L. H. Glmley.
 La Ncria-N. S. Snyder.
 Ha~siav-J. Jamiscn.
 EIcin-R. C. Brown.
 lltEl W reck-N m. Shaw.
 Gur~icLt-tieo. F. Bent
 Olii1toa-W. II. smith.
 Clbabl-El Hudson.
 Arivgca-pedro Aguirre.
 Gro B.snco-J. M. Kirkpatrick. IuLac-T '. Mercer.
 Sa.g-1-, has. CranZ.
 Cahl0rris Copper Co.-M. L. Grover.
 CuAs. E. DRAKE. Chairman. Tucson. <. T.. July 23i. lSNt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Delegate from Arizoui
Camnlien Sn-ee-tinr.

\ citizen ot Clifton, A T.. t-e other day de, Jared var a-.ilst .le AlacL,s on h.s own account He had DO base of supUles and uu supports. and Ee Lsd DO tune, when hr saw iLe ias enemy, Co go into camp and draw u9 plan oi operations. Ec simply sailed ln, fsugtt the enemy, who uutnumbeTr-i h.m three to one. killed CuC-;Ll.d Of the opposing forces, wounded mother thIri Eld Iut the remaining third t0 lglt. Now the proposition Scer1s to be: IT one ci.l- Zen can overcome three AT7ches iu, say, thirty minutes. how long ought !; take l,SUl United States troops Co overcome forty ApgchesE'
 The experience ci th:s gallant but evidently most uruilIiary citizen Of Clifton suggests to us plan ot opera tons that may bs worth the cCn.ilerr- ton oi General Niles. Why not with draw all the troops upon the frontier except about twenty picked men uudrr the command of some good lsvelheaiei sergeant who bGs never bseu within 5Uo miles oi West P0intt The Indians, finding themselves in superior numbers, might then attack the troops. and 1T the soldiers. In inst case. only gave as good an account of themselves as the solitary citizen os Clifton, the Indian vGr would in few minutes be nearer to close than IL has been for tle past two years. $. r. Daily Report.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Pre,Ident N.. I-ninn Snldier..

The presidents evident hostility to the Union veteran, Es shown m his numer- ous yetoes of bills to pension them. i- nothing new. For years be has not failed Co indicate that be has DO sym- pathy with them, and that their claims for recognition do not meet with a ready respOEse from hIm has been dem- C.strated ll e. mEuleE Shat admits of no 3rEIai. Instead O. stretching pOiut tu favor them. Ee has made II a rule tO deny their claims whenever the marrow est techuicHlity allows him to do so. That he enjoys thIs power to stand be- tween the soldiers of the republic and tLC poor amPeusatiOn that k offered tlsm is attested by the coarse and brU- Ga! manner ia which he treats them making iipphut ie-ts at the expense of wounds received n the service, Hui dis cOnuiIu. the vGlue Of these men to the country for which tbey fought.
 While Mayor Of Buffalo hs vetoed Gn ordinance apprOpriatiug S3uU for tha observance Of Memorial Day.
 He vetoed a uill. as Governor, allow ing Grand Army posts tJ use State mus kets-the posts to give good security for the safe keeping of the arms.
 \ one-armei veteran named James Young was employed on the State Gap itol, st Albany, and made an almost helpless cripple by an accident there. and he vetoed bill for his relief, al though the Grand Army all over tLc State pe;itioned therefore.
 He vetoed c. bill making It g m.sde- neauor for any person to wear g G. \. E- hg LEp who WAS not "A veteran of the WAT ct the rebellion. This bill was also pet.,ioacd for by thousands ot veteran soldiers.
 He vetoed bill providing that the stBie should fdrnlsh each veteran of the war Of le6l-GJ with m engraved copy of his honorable discharge. He also Ob- iec;ed 70 Q bill to provide hrEdstOnos for graves of deceGsed soldiers from New York. hut 1t vas ugs-ed over hIs Objec- tIOn.-Cinciuuati Times Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Great English Remedy.

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 iir. .uste. .hp i= s Regular fay~iean .sradua.- ut Ihe University 'f Founsyl- .ar.s F-- -zrrg tl fJgfaft Hive liuHdred uulsa... fu. L ssea rl t.ls E@l tGs Nital t-ai"-.. .-r tu-tur E-s specie! at-,-e and -l-s' st.- rH- --re. 'r .Ir -l-rlhiCE impure 70 ....." tu1E1 lE t-. --s. h--ttL k rre.ts N Hr... L.s0s-sE a-crsT-Iuiiy without 1- sr- .. ll1I-a-fTu fras- lalruush eysr1i us- -. a..-.rs. .-l-lg alAlysis of urine As .-..- o. tra hl-a' aestCrEtiVe, Ni.5O E cur- -". .- .H-s L.ues tra gua1-lls. SS; cent Co
 -a 1-nu r~-'-yt ct Irlce or C. Q. D. t'. Hs'- 'sT. .--r., and i- prIvata ual-a
 .a- us 1t- 2lsrI IT, Ll kszruy Street San ...-H. t.-. -s-dts- list 1f questions and r.-s'se BOTTLE FREE on ayplsccsi,1 hy ..-- --" --Ir-.-r1Es, sex md age Strict -' r"s.- tu a.T business trlr.Cc-ious.
 H- HfsEFt-s Ertasy -.ernedv Noph- --'.. l-.i. crrsa a'. zirds ot Kidney sn- Bladder
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

Mir. John Kron has struck richer ort body in the Orizsbs mine, Casa Grunde district, than any of the ore bodies pre- viously encountered in that wonderful property. He has ten men st work talk ing out shipping ore. He has been work. ing his property about five years snd making regular ore shipments. Ii has psid handsome profit from the grass roots down, and had not Mr. Kron been one of the most liberal men Tn the world he would have been 6 rich man. But the mine IS ss good ss bank, and bet ter too. ss there IS no chance of @ cashier deca mping with its treasure. and when Mir. kron wants some money all he has to do is to ship ore.-Florence Enter prise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
She7iH s 5aie

DS VIRTUE OF Al EE-sr.. tl "-- -, Ca" b--tsI.i t..r- .. -J Ar.1l-.a. duie !; Ily l-.-. I-- a"t deilv-r..', q" a. a-r.u- .,. ... SiI!rs. ca f--.s.'.sc uf tt...-.- .. the 18th e } .i EpE.......- .-.. dock 'trt' a ui-url- e..tlr- A . Tor A N-Eci''-c. ul f.f .n-... gage. for t.- sum 4f -g. .. on at t.c raf- of ry-.. .,.- can't. .... .-- paid. on when judgment tl.-. sum uf ,,@l.5I. la.e lay..., ...... '. titie and !a'ers-' O, t... .s.i l. $ b. tat Hi .-- i- day Ds E..- Shtca hH ...a ;.-. .TiIa.l sine. .... l1elas prIles z. tu-7,Ir- L.. N. Norfls-.-t .rsr..r or ~Hg-.U- a South Ea--e i3 ia--. I. sad l.- Silver HDtu tlu-Is cl.i. .- r.. Chloride Fiat located teb- .-s co. .-.. - COrccl lu Book " ri f.rN N..a... T. ma county. a- fia-.- .'t. and -... -. miuius clam ut rff- '- #-. .r.. -.. Flar, Icatsd iea-...-- ... l.. . . Book Q. tar Mining l;scUr-- of . Gt page rii.
 And no-cs i- hereby given tha- ,. a..- the 3i-L day of July, l,-f letga.n n 2. 70 % clock, a- ul-, and r'sll..- 2. -. Oi the lourt House. at iIc-r.. -- .. PIms, wIti sell tho above C...-... at pubic auc-IHG for c..-.. r., Go sat.-i. -a'C execution az. a.- ......
 sheriff O. l-.. Dated Tues a, Ju's . I--..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

Among the names mentioned of pos. sible candidates Tor county officials, this fall. that of Hon. II. [. Lacy has been suggested for supervisor. NIT Lacy is Q well known gentleman ot abIl- ity and integrity, and 1T be can be pre- vailed upon to accept s nomination, he will surely be elected and the county will have cause for congrstllation for i.s good fortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
SUMMONS,
IN rHE C0rNTY Corlr c. -

IN THE COUNTY COCLr CI .F. ...- 4 ty of PlE@. Terri-ury or -s-..... --'-
 Gee ls Barney. I.alrDr, a..-..-- Barney. d-i-rCalt-~u...-. Action b.ou-at lu The tc.a-r G. for ;he County oi Hlaa. ia ,.. ..-..-.- -- ZDEa. -.-
 The Territory of Aizo-. .,r-s --.. James HL Barney.
 You are hereby suuTr~r.; s-~. .....-... pear 70 dn acton brsgEl, s..s.-.. above uaCIv.t pLalut Q. II tle Cua... ,.. and tor che County o' Pima. l1 r --.. AriZuua and answer ra- Conn ..... ..... Clerk uf thus toEr,. aJ Ilr-.H. rr -..t . la cuuy uf which comp As.r Gu..... slfampusl within tNsrtg e.. .- us tae day Of scrV..I l.-.- ,Ice Epol you of ta-- -. served -n JArs clr-t.- 'r- .. of the County Gld within ,s.. ... ..- witA.u thirty cu. Ia LL o.... .. day.
 AuI yoI are hereby Eot4r.t -sar -r.. apprsr and answer tte CO-.i..... qu.ret rh" plaiutif NI.i app.yt. -... ...- t;e r-it.i tts ;9d.d Ir her comp ..r arl t,stUr- u-uts lu tii- rs. ..- ....
 Given under my haHd and -.r pol. -..4 County Co r;, G- Tucson, tt.- .. . . 4. D.. I~-G.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Notice 10 Creditors

IN THE PROBATE COUET. pIWlr.NH AFizuua. In tt' matter .. r.a ...t .s PaScual Ochua. dJce4-,t -E.f. r. ..-- Nolce i- hereby .I..u ty f. .r. ... eV-cutrr of trr t-cl-- of f..--~-.. t'. ..... et. to tho creditors uf and ... -..-.- ..y-a: claims art.Irst The -aIl d.csa-oa. .r .... ..-t.. sane with the uecrssa-y Foucr,r-. v..... -..- months after the hr-t publication .- ..- .r.s- tp the -aIi eNeCUtgr lr l.- r.-........ .- l-- ton "- ta W. J. Osborn, Ius-aa. i...s... Dated Tucson, A. T. Apr. -.. .-.
 JJl- U.rot . Eyecutor of the estI.e of ia-.ea. ue.... 5s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

So far as heard from, DO meetings have been held in this county, in re- sp,Inse to to the request of the Society of Arizona Pioneers, to resolute on the Apache question. We are unable to &C., count for this seeming indifference, but presume the people gre disgusted with the manner in which thelr former sp- pesls for relief have been treated, and have concluded that 1t is useless to fight Apsches with paper bullets.-Clifton Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Official Records.
DEEDS.

Isaac Goldberg to Chan Tin Wo-Ont. third of the Goldberg, Pioneer and Lcaiv;lle mining claims, Amole dis tric-: S,,o9O.
 T E. Clifford to Bernard Noct-One. third Baltimore inning claim, Greater. vile mining district; S1j.
 Fred Fleishman and vlie tO Sterling E. Wood. part of lots and 8, block g9 Tucson, 4ixl52 feet. S7j.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

The School Board has reduced tEe salaries of teachers for the next term ten dollars each per month. They have ten. dered the principaiship to Miss Emma J. Monk at SllJ per month, Ir. PU;- nam hIs old position at SlUJ per month Mrs. G. l.. Wrstteu and Miss Mary T.. Meek the primary departments Ht S.U each per month. The teachers have not yet accepted the offer, but probably will. Enterprise.
 There are over thirty mines shipping ore from Kingston at the present tune, some of winch runs ss high as StcOJ tc the ton. while the average of the others Is from $50 tO 500 to the ton. Part of this ore Is shipped to Deming, some to Pueblo, Col, while the most is shipped 10 SOcorro, our people seeming to be satisfied with that plant. which k by far theimost convenient to Kingston Percha Shaft.
 The fruit stores oi Tucson contain a wide range of choice fruits and berries from the strawberry Co grapes, apple- and oranges, and from the great luan- titles daily received m this city. the peo- pie must lIberaliy patronIze the frUIt stores. It looks too, Hs though the orcbardists of Arizona are not fairly treated, for nearly all the fruit received here comes from California and the dealers say It costs them less than the Salt River valley fruits.
 Messrs. Wores and Whitney report lively rush n the assayIng business, GuG they have so many orders on hand that they are kept busy both day and night. This circumstance shows that the min ing interests ara looking up materially and rhst more prospecting IS now being done than for many months previously.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

The late Tom Kelley, whose body was found in Moiaye county recently. where he dled from tAIrst. was well known ID in southern ArizonR. He often wen; by the name of Tom Preston He died only hundred yards from ;he spring of water he was hunting. and his tso bur ros, tied to a tree with their packs on, also died Of starvation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

! !. Q. 1av.t f.r -st;-e'.----. ! lai"-t.-.;- .- -'ta,..-.--i. s. y..l'- C.ri.5s..-- .'s sch, r. '..l r..a,e %. Lz,cu-tol-
 PROBATE 0orlF BLANKS: Order tirs -- -,...s..- - '.... .. .H creditors. S.,... 70. tl... .i-s..,..i -l-.s .~E "l..- . .irrli" ut '. ... and t. '..- Ot-r- tIr'.. .r-- -....r4. N.... Application
 f1r Ler--l= ui aoa.tl. .tr...... Cita-Iuu- Creditor ltE.--. O-.r- appaf-r...- s5.-.i-.---.-.- Bonds uf Air- -s---..-.r..... '.-.---1r. D1.''- ..-gsIu-rH b. .F ........ Order aplulr: r.r.-.. ..-...te .s l.lE s-r Dr.iar .i g.-r-lr- t ..t l'...- .a- G...--e
 tG..i-s,oa Q. ..i ie-..r.. 's.per.g and Oris- Co Ftup rl".. ~t .. ..- lt saie Of Eea F-tzte -ir....l T... .H -rlH. Jr,,e- a. Tu.r..-.- -a, .l '.--.- 4i T-1gc-tg. Order a' >slF '- ie-.... t.u-r.--r Isa.l .,ff.. ... ..- .. ....... U. a-..rF Notice 1l ti---... ..- -..-.e.at. 2 af accrl1l. HLsSzs USED IN OBTAINING F. B. PAT
 ENIs IJ AIMING CLAIMS: Af-.I.-s- of g..l-.-sr--. Aa...,rr 1: fs' ta- ..-ai jo' a-s Improvements A-re usrr Sl.-- tr1..s.er-. ND-I.e "t EIIu-a--a- .ur J-S. Il.el,. CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUsTI,E CCUKI coaa.-.a; n chin and ts.ivsry ol Personal Uat,..as.l'-.o- clam and ds..rsrg Of r-r.o-s AL iav.t oa c'-,a sai ds4-,5g or Personal AGi.iay.t .r; attach neg; l.--.I.=t b isesidaut. ta.---..,r-- ur. Af.i.. us,ll, Wur uf Attachment. No-.-.,. Appeal,
 NiSrELLANEOUs BIASKs II..ces.IoI -'o;.ees, Eesl -..-s urcis. Real E--ar. --a-.-.zes Power D, Attorney. .sl--a- Bond for D7,5 to Mining Pr,U--ty. Ackrps e.i--. ruf- AceuoV.-I smen-s for Sigr and Wife. AE iAy1f- ot Pub. .at.ul NotIcs uf N .r.ns tE.rr. !. bad S--tlau l.-.-lffs
 Sy'-t ot '--7- n'sHk- are lrin.ed -n s.u- for-..'y Si-h -te -.g...-s oF Arizona a.I rEs -l.rIgr laws of -i- C-,r..l ? 4t..s Orders -elt oE. Of tse c.Iy COD.
 2jO Justice Blanks for 5.CO A gsr@ase cc--a.rlrE tt- following named blanks fl- JG-trce-' Courts. ~ill bs cent ta sf.y -dd-e-s. postage Iald. fos s5.-o;
 DCtIrl1gI Con rl.irts.
 1I Narrz-f- of Arrest
 1' -utYHra-.
 -I tu----l---elts.
 ICo1.5.ai9t- en e. q D., % Psrs. Prop.
 2 AtlfaF1's for attacirncr-
 2I J1 --r-akIr lE lr AttEclu.ent
 1J Wr.-- at Attachment
 -1 Exc -ut1IIs.
 1 Ack-I1.-ta- a-lerts fsi-.,aN
 D hckrlssl-ismeuts ,rahu and vife).
 Iu R-.l E.-d-
 l0 S-lFl .a-Iuus on ApTsa-
 29 MIulIE locations. Addrs-. all Letters or Orders Citizen Prilting&Pub, Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Notice for Puh!iCzj.oa.
LAND Cfvscr ArT-c- s. t-a-.y,.
Psc-eup,iou So.I.

LAND CfTlCr VI I-I-- V '----vI N0:lce ia heroay gwen t --- named sattier has r..t ru..... ......- Co make hual proof ,l sCrr. .... .-, that said proof VII b. mad. ... ....-.- and Receiver. at Tucson. .r .. - %. l>-r. viz; Jose 2i. ols-eH. .. I..... H-. county. AriZl-a, for a.e >t -. .... See. go. Tp. I6 S. E. 1- E.
 lie uaue- ths following g.t-aa --..-. l.s continuous residence UIur. s-. sad land, VIZ;
 W. McCleary. J. Ig-s-a-. rf'.. l.. Wakote.d. all uf F.- -s.re. A-.
 R. N. ILJNl>. l.-..--- First publication. July It i,-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

4 very pleasant party of ladies and gentlemen pad visit to Mr. Vim. .. Oury's ranch, at Tanque Verde, yester- day afternoon snd evening. They returned to Tucson thiF morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Trc.cu Public schools.

L., -rtoal laws Dt ArIz1us eug1vel tEoac c:4t-.cts Lsyl-s superior s-EcJ. | faclil:sr-, Co t-tAEII-I oli main tuI l classes iu ='icI stu! U.I,.lly pursue l in hIc. schools as" t-Ggh-. I.is. .a- intention %: She loat3 ui 1 ScLIo. Trustees ;O urs-U.2e such ai-A school c.l--es CuV.Ig ru- ensuing =y.oaI yehf, caI-EeLcIL- sept, uurr trI, -i and tx--ui..g Co Ojuae ll;h, ls~I. Pu.i.s in such lsv.lc. .l C.a-s,s y-l.i ht offered au optional c.-r-- upon tle fol- | lowing stId.es. i.4- .-l !i i..1.,ur,, uaI- vcr-a. l.-t,-., Latin, O,#.. .,,- pi..-, .,..,- myrclal L.I,Gur.Ir. a.-trTa, E.. -.rrrs, natural philosophy pby-icai g.cgrg- phy, geology. Lht7iI.u-n -!T1v.tra tIg- no !up.l rlg-l ur .e-Dlttrj Go take !,-- tAsu tar,a ut t,..s- -;u-.,-, L-- urE- tLal I- iI@ .13socr- .i Ca. .s.L..sll Mas t... Grru-.i a SCvI-.i-e. lhr s. houl IS su. ,.ir.i with iul. SrI ci pHi:us.r-l- cai agia-a-Gs g.. iie glrrts illustration Ot lectures oa ri..s.-=.
 Pupils III .tcA high Felool class vi.i be seated "a il- rf.s c.l4fs room and will pass is.IH tbcu.s Co tur recitation rooms Gt sgi..4u'tG H,rrs.
 lEu gcu.4eE.er, one Er.CHat, C. ! 1ie c1-ieE., -- % uiHs- o- 'Lc IIye-s-'F O: C.i.i.--is, vlL i- Caureci,al Vlts tle pri-c!i--. iara charge ofsucL class. and -tuiIcs. N1taT a- .ra 'iicH5.c, pup s of iLe fret c.a~. Iu ta. AranUar -ral, v.il also b- per uiitea Co tasr O-e o. L1-c of such a.vancei studies. The arithmetic and English grammar oi tEe g.rmDGr school grade will De taught 5y these gentlemen. Tie other branches cfsUch radc wall 5e tlught ry .hr lady teachers. lu the lowest grade Of ;hC primary t-ra--'I,-i. certain fsG- iu-yS' of the ...r--I-.rt,u system vii be- iu;r.GUctj -a -gpEi.urEt.-y Co the ordinary methods ct pE,uary ius s.rUc- ticu. ' teacher c--ociauy fitted for for suca vcr.. -lI h- ryloyei Pupils outsIla Ct Tucson Gl-tli,. VIII te Wci- cOmsG.
 For further particulars apply 0 NT. Dana Harmon, Principal Tucson Pub ic ScLlD.=.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

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