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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Board of Supervisors.
ToFFICIALl
TUCsoS, A. T., Oct. 1

TUcsoS, 4. T., Oct. 4th. lS 6. The Board met pursuant tO sC! Jrn- mrut at 10 o'clock a. m. this day.
 Present, J. 5. Mansfield. Chairman; ; l. c. Handy. Member; Fred G. Hughes. Ex-Officio Clerk.
 Absent-R. R. R!chardson, Member. The minutes oi previous meeting were read aud approved.
 4 petition from citizens of Apache precinct in the Santa Catalina moun- tains was then read praying that vOt- ing precinct he established there and s registering office appointed. On motion action upon the petition Was referred until next meetDR.
 Ths bond of Joseph F. Fryer, the newly appointed justice of the peace at HarshRw precinct was then presented to the board and action thereon was de- ferred until next meeting.
 communication was then read from Rogers * Bros, of Nogales. stating that one of the bopdsmen of Constable Wm. Furguson at that place had become m solvent. and was not at present re sponslble surety. The clerk was in structed to communicate with the Fur guson upon the matter.
 The quarterly report of road overseer was then read and upon motion 1t was ordered on file.
 A communication from Tho'. F. PegR. justice of the peace. at GreRteryille, on the natter of allowing fees 10 special constable was then read and the matter deferred.
 A communication from Dr. Fenner, county physician, was then read asking leave of absence for two weeks, from this date, and on motion leave was granted.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a. TO-, October 9th, 1886.
 J. <. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
YOUTH AND AGE.

When I am old. these hills that bound Ny life within their narrow round Will be the threshold Of the door
 That leads Co Freedom and Co Fame, And the wide world beyond no more An idle dream, an empty name; But I from cares and troubles free, Its glories and is joys shall see. The summer isles of southern seas; Great battles glorious victories; The bOundlesSs prairies Of the west,
 Where red men hunt the buffalo; Whatever fairsst gifts aui the best
 The gods have given tO men below Thes,. heart of mine, these shall We sec, In the brave days that are Co bs. Whan was young this narrow round Of h!ils e glorious wOrid dil bound; Here. Ou tilc quiet valley floor,
 Idrcam.,l Of Fr,.s-lom and of Fame, Er. yct learned they were no more
 Than a vain dram, an empty namei In that clad. car,less long ago, Thc happy hours seemed all tOO slow. have been wrecked in stormy seas; Nct mine hfc's glorious victories; Gone the bright spell on boyhoOd cast; No mon. along the primrOse way Iwander, for my paths have passed
 To this sal wOrld of every day. An. heart Of mine, no more We know The days and dreams of long ago!
 -Chambers' Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
PERVERTED JUSTICE.
The County JaII made Political Ma
 chine

On the night of September 27th. ac- cording to the records of Justice w. +. Scotts court, one HilariO Urquedes was taken rto custody upon the charge or dIsorderly conduct, m kicking Tn the doors of the house oconpied by Califor- uia Mary, on Pennington street. He was arrested by constable W. H. Lucas and pIaced in iail, and the next morning he was fined S6 by Judge Scott. He went ont, with jaller KreshRm to get the money 10 pay the fine, but was turfed loose, and later he was found second time klcking hilsrioUsly nt tho door or Mary's abode, and was again arrested ny constable Lucas. This time Judge Scott gsys the prisoner the sentence or s25 fine or D days Imprisonment ID the county jail and ln default of tbe sum ne was sent to the county jul. Later Dc was seen upon the streets with fedro Pellon, one of the jail guards, and alter wards with A. CaballerO, ostenslbly ID search of money to pay the fine. He was afterwards allowed bis redom absolutely and WAS seen about the streets and near tbe eourt house at various times unat- tended by an officer and n open de fance of the majesty Of the law anu the order of the Justice. The attention of Sheriff Shaw was directed to the cir- cumstance but 1t seemed to have no CT feet. On Saturday afternoon. October 2i, Kresham went to Justice Scott and tendered SlO m cash and personal secu- rity for the balance of the fine charged against Urquedes. Judge Scott referred him to the district attorney, aud he was advised to settle the fine in the usu- al way at the sherIffs office.
 The matter had grown SO notorious and so m uch talk of the loosenes- of the i.il affairs was publicly iJdulged ID, that the sheriff was forced by public opiniou-not obedience 10 the law-to tender payment of the fine. The iellow's gratitude and vote were doubtless the copdi,ions upon which his liberty was secured in defiance of the sentence of a qualified court. and in part payment thereof tbe fellow rushed into print m Suuday's Star m defense of the "hOnor
 of hIs countrymen.
 How do the law abiding and respect able citizens oi Pima county enjoy the laxity of official duty that practically expresses contempt of the law, for base political pur- poses? If prisoner can ony hls freedom by the promise of his vote what may be eXpected of those who are l able to pay coin for fl: The people Art
 asked to inquire into the truth of thu statement and learn every fact connect
 cd uIth it. and then, if they retain any
 inclination to vote for the perpetuatior
 of such a wanton prostitution of ofiicia ! duties, they are certPinly unworthy O, the blessed privilege of popular suffrage
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
P,ac. Men on Their Honor.

No man is acquitted of his obligation to pay a debt because the claim against him is out lawed After debt Is outlawed the law de clares. not that the debt Is canceled, but that the creditor can no longer avail himself oi the machinery of the law to collect it. The honor and faith of the debtor are in no wise discharged of the moral obligation Co pay, which even increases with the lapse of time. IL has b.en seriously proposed to do away en- tirely with legal methods of collecting debts, and there is much to be said in favor of the plan. lt would at least place men on their honor. Mere wealth without character would no longer be passport to extensive credit, and it would place practical premium upon integrity.-New York Market Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Probate Court Notice.

Order tO show cause why order of sale of Real Estate should not be made.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUN- u ~ of Pima. Territory of ArizOnA-
 In the matter of the estats Oi Anna Maria RedondO de Aguirre. deceased
 Peiro Aguirre the adminisGrator of the estate of Anna Nara RedondO de AguIrrr, deces-ed, having fled his petition herein. duly verined, praying for an order of sale of certain part of the real estate of said decedent, for the pur- poses therein set forth. IL IS hereby ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons inter ested m tue estate of sand deceased. appear be- fore the said Probate Court on the 18th day 0f October, i5s6 at n o'clock a. m. Of said day al the court room of sad Probate Court, st the Court House in the City of Tucson, County ard lerritory bfuresaid. tO show cause why su order should not bs granted to the said admlnistraio to sell 90 much of the real estate Cf said de. eea.ed. at privsfe sale as shall be neces- arr and that copy of this order be public he'd at lsast four successive weeks in ths Daily CITIZEN. a newspaper printed snd published m the City of Tucson. County and Territory aforesaid
 J. |. WOOD.
 Probate Judge. Datad Sauteu her f3th IeSi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Toron,o,, Carbare F,rnace..

The city council of Toronto have erected two garbage furnaces. The pattern selected is that known as the Beehive which is be- ing largely used in England with much sue oss. The capacity of each cei is about ten tons per day, at an estimated cust of twenty cents per ton We learn that the city Of Montreal has let its scavenging to a con tractor, who Is to cremate the rubbish also Philadelphia TimeS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

Mme. GrevilIe on the American Climate.
 Mime Henry Greville Siid in Paris tho other day, Il have lived in Russia, but never eN- pcrienced such n winter us the last one in America One day 1t was as ccil as Lapland, and on tho morrow you could almost sit with windows open. The American climate and l are implacabie enemies" Mme. Greyilla wasted her time in the cold and unlOv!ns ncrth--London Truth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
GrnIn Raised by Indians.

The San Carlos Indians have raised this year about l,uO0,O1O pounds of grain, for which tho United S-utcs government camps in New Mexico furnish market at something more tllnn ruling prices at the present time. The agreement is Co take the barley, the larl, CT portion of the yield, at 2i< cents pound -Chicago News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Address all Letters or Orders
 Citizen Printing&Pub. Co
SUM MONS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUN- ! ty of Pims, Territory of 'ArizOua- Gee lia Barney, plaintiff, against James N. Barrry deientant-SummOus-
 Action brought in the County Court in and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Ari- rOnA.
 James M Barney.
 You are hereby summoned and fequired tO sp- near iu an action brought against you py the above namei plaintiff. in the County Court. in and for the Count ty Oi Pima, m the Territory of Arizuua and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of thls Court, zt Tucson. m -aid county, lR copy of WEich complaint accompanies thls sumn1rsl within twenty days (sxclusive of ths day of serucel after the vice upon you of this summons, If served iD this county; but If served out of the county and within this district. then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that fl you fail to apprsr and answer the complaint As above re- qutred. the plaintiff wIll apply to the C0urt for the relief de uArdsd m her complaint, and costs and disbursements ts m this behalf exT ended
 Given under my hand and the sesl of the sAid County CO-rt, st Tucson. this 5th day of May. A. D.. iod6.
 [SEtL.l W. B. HonToS. Clerk. " J5-iO~ By FLANK n. HEREFORD. Dspu ty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
VARIANTS EFFERyEseEhT sEITIfR
 ApERIEHT

 WILL CURE CONSTTPA- HON. SICK HEADACHE,
 AND DYSPEPSIA
 H regulates the boveis and enables those of feeble di- gestion to enjoy their food lt reduces Fever. Co0s the Blood. is invaluable in Piles and InaAlnmztory DiseAses, and is a justly este-mesi Aperient for Children Eco 1ouieAl RsliAble Elegznt It should be found in eFeTJ household Sold hT drlx. gists everywhere. MaaufAe- tured only by TAkkANI k co, New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
A Musical Bfeyele.

Melocipsie k the new nams of s musical bisy clc so fashioned that the rider can kick out melodies, waltzes and rcels Gs he travels along the rUai--ChicagO Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Waiting for inc summo,.

Alien c. Thurman recently said to q re- porter; T am simply n ghost waiting on the banks of the river Styx for the summons tC croSs-ChicagO Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Tn. Deadly Amateur.

The Newport Vows wildly suggests that the deadly amateur more than the deadly boat,H is often to blamo for drowning acci. dents
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
A Rashful Maiden.

Newport elderly maiden Is SO baShfully precise that when she goes to a store for sad soda she always asks for sarah soda. .H-Ken- lucky State Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

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 DR. ILxBIG's ISVl4.-.--L Boa ..-- ... Juliar spectral tree -a---. .- Co .... --. PROsrATOA2HFA- Ey f l.-.... .s and the ham r' ti-7' .-.r-.- .-. r r.. yOltn-
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 Price Of eiiEer IaY;- rr-a-. ~- Ex bottles. fiu- Hert 6, -uf ely from obssrvaflur.
 Dc. LIebIg x Co t---- noeupsthy evsry form '- sA.. Ir CHRONIC DlSEAcs iAuseuus drug-- lf ri-s-l tz ,- .-. 1Ody numerous dls-lss- t...-.'s .-- nary nedlca treatment v -- he unnatural Ices cfn-e- ( .- ca s- .,s grlsht's D.ssass. i--A.l-- vt-- .- tnrsad. Di-esses of tl- S...-.- -... xidusya. liyer and bisf1-- -s ---s.. sAsr= OY WONkS -PEEuI.h lf a-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
Legal Blanks l! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS

DISTRICT COURT BLANKS l AHoavit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment.
 sisris's Csriihcates of Sale of Real Estate Or Execution. PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given to ereditors | Notice Of time appointed for proving Will | Certificate of W III and facts found. | Order directing boating Notices or Apphcstinf for Letters of Administration. | Citations, | Creditors Clam, | Order appointing Administrator. | Bonds of Administrator and Executor. Order agpOiut'ng Appraisers, | Order EppOint-Ag time for Probate Of hlH sne directing publication of Notice Oi same | Order appointing time and place for HeAHne Application to sell Personal 'rOperty and
 directing Notice to be given, Order Co show cause why order of sale of hes Estate should not be made, Order appointing sale of Personal Property, Order of Sale Of Personal Property, | Order appointing day for settlement of aecOun and directing Notice tO be given. | Notice of time set for Settlement of Account
 BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. s. PA1 ENTS TO MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit of hTe hundred dollars Improvements | Agreement with Publishers,
 NOtlcs ot application for s. Patent
 CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUSTICE CoUkI
 Complaint .n eIaiEa and delivery Of Personal p-oy sr... Undertaxing on claim and delivery O. Persona
 Affidavit on claim and delivery of PsrsOrs Property,
 Affidavit for attachment sgains; tesidsns | Cndertaking on Attachment. Writ of Attachment, Execution.
 Notice of Appeal.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS | Location Notices, Mining Deeds | Real Estate Deeds, | Real rst8te MOrtgssgsa. Power Of Attorney, Leases.
 Bond for Decd to Mining PrOpsrty.
 Acknowledgements.
 Ackno~ledsmenis for Man and Wife.
 AfidaY,ts of Publication, Notice of Mining Claim, | Road Station Receipts.
 Ee-An of these blanks arc printed In con | fOrmity with the Statutes 1f ArizonA and ths
 mining laws of the UnItesi States Orders sent out of the city C. 0. D. 29O Justice BIanks for 900
 blanks for Justicss' Courts will be sent to anJ
 address. postage paid for S5.U; OCrmInal Complaints 0 Warrants of Arrest 2O SubpHnBs. 2O 2OCOmmitments. | 20 summons.
 2oCo@p:sip,s on CT. q DI. of Psr.- frop | A) J ndertRkiIgs | zl AeidAvits for Attachment. 2l Undertakings on Attachment a Wrlts If Attachment 2O Executions. n Acknowledgements (si lal. 10 Acknowledgement (man and vifsl. | Co Rail Bonds | IO Stipulation on Appeal. l 3D Mining Locations. | Address all Letters or Orders
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISERS

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
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Hair restorative in the world is HALLS HAIR RENEwER. It cures all diseases or the scalp. and stimulates the hair glands tO healthful action. It stops the falling or the hair; prevents its turning gray; cures badness, and restores youthful color and freshness of appearance 10 heads airesuy white with age. The following are lew illu>f of what L. done Dy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
HAIR REVIEWER:

AS- MRS. HUNsBERRY, S4f FrdHkttn 6eer Br00kfyn, ~. r., after n severe attack oi Er{ spelas in the head. found her hair-aireaoy gray-hlIing Od SO rapidly that she soon oeeSne quite bald. One bottle of HALL's HAIR kE. NEWER brought it back as sOtt, brown and thick when she was girl
 ss- MR. KEsLISe. an old farmer. near War- safc, Iaf, had scarcely any hair left, and what little there WAS of it had become nearly white. One bottle Of HALL's HAIR RKNrwER stopped its falling out, and gave him thick, luIuriant head Of hair, as brown and fresh as be ever had.
 sS- MRS. A. T. WALL, Grsenfsif, Chsshfre. EHg, writes: "I have found the greatest ben eft from the use of HALL's HAIR RESEwER. it having restored my hair. which was rapily fAIl- inz off and returned is iginal color.
 ss- DR. ExIr. SKIP, Dstroif. Aich.. eer;ifes that "HALL's HAIR RESETER is excellent Tor hair growing. and gives back the natural color b faded and gray hair"
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 No injurious substances enter Into the composition of HALLS HAIR RENEwER, and it Is not dye. Its vegetable ingre- dients render 1t in the highest degree bene- fcial tO the scalp as preventive or dis- ease. Its effects are natural and lasting. and 1t does not make the hair dry and brashy, like the sO-called restOratives com uouu,lpt with 4lcOlDl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
L.EBIG Otsrt,,tzf

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
THE Great English. Rtmet!

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

E2. LIEBIG% " 9 KLEFt tt
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-26
nEGAN-TIRRETTs

| At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon DIR. J
P. Dugsn. rising and promising yOun
| physician of this city. and Miss Carrie VI
| Tibbetts, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y
| TibbcttS, were united in marriage at In
residence of the brides parents, No. Is
east Patton street. The ceremony wa. i'm
pressiyely performed by Rev. l.. 4. Got
/ wald, ID. D., pastor OF the Second EngliSl
| Lutheran church. About seventy-fvt
guests were in attendance, including almost
| every physician in the city. The bride
| looked very charming in a travelling gown
of brown cloth, and the young couple. a.
| they stood up to receive the minister's in
diSSOluble edict, made q handsome couple.
After the ceremony the entire COMPANY
sat down TO Thanksgiving dinner whose
counterpart, very probably. could not be
found In the city yesterday. 1t was rare
and magnificent feast. and the company did
not slight it Uy any means. The double
Significance of the occasional wedding and
Thanksgiving-gav a zest to the handsome
spread that resulted in its slaughter
The presents were very numerous, ele-
giant and substantial. Among those which
may be mentioned was one from the brides
father, consisting of a house and lot.
Others were less extensive, but proportion
stelv valuable.
DR.. and Mrs. Dugan left at o'clock for
Cincinnati on brief bridal tour.
DR.. Dugan, the groom. is an admirable
young man. He spent his early days on
the farm, but on entering his profession
worked hard and steadily. and now enjoys
a lucrative practice and high place in his
profession. He is a good instance of a
solid young professional man. The
bride is young lady Of high mental at
tainments and great personal graces.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-26

OF malarial disease Is dumb ague. Constant
drowsinesS, sleep interrupted by chill sue
ceeded by consuming heat, and that by an
eXhauSting sweat. A sensation as of numb
ness from cold, but no shaking attends it.
HoStetter's Stomach Bitters invariably Grad
lcates it, though it is the most obstinate
form of miasma-bom disease. To conquer
II with quinine is as impossible as to bat
tie down Gibraltar with hOwitzer. Mala-
rial disorders of every kind are attended
with derangement of the liver, fact
evinced by the saffron tint which the skin
assumes in such diseases. For this symp-
tom. as well as for its cause, the Bitters is
a certain remedy. Constipation, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and inactivity OF the kidneys
and bladder, are also relieved by this line
Alternative.