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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

The announcements made 10y the Eelubli
can candidates for nomination in Blair conn
~ almost all wind up and pledge myself to
support the ticket then nominatesl.s A rule
of the party in that COUNT may require them
To do ~, but if >o, il is very bad rule, as
any man who would be "a candidate for the
nomination on a ticket, and, il defeated,
should bolt from chasrin, or, if nominated,
should sell N his associates on the ticket
for his personal benefit, would be a vagaborid
of the first water, and his pledge before nom
ination not amount 10 anything, while to
ask an honest man n make such a pledge is
simply an insult. We see mems names To-
such a pledge who have worked early and
late for the party ever since it has been in
existence. who would no more think of help
ing slaughter a Republican nominee than
they would of Strengthening their own OFF
spring. lfa man l. not honest. pledges will
not make him So. If he is honest. il j is an
insult To have him testify that he is not a
thief-Johnst0scn Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

M%idshipman Chester NJ. Knepper, [. :.
Navy. arrived home Tuesday morning to
spend three months vacation with his friends.
Mr.. Knepper graduated at the Naval Acade-
my last week. standing second in his class.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

cherries VIII he next IN market.
SUNDAY was an opprcs~ivcly warm day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

tOnlfl1lttee.
After singing No. l0l from Augsburg
Songs" a few closing remarks by Rev. Kri-
ley and Chairman Ruppel, and prayer by
Rev kriley and benediction by Rev. Gruver,
the convention adjourned To meet at the call
of the executive committee.
G. VI. BAKER,
Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

Hyndman, Bedford County Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

Report Of Committee on observation-disclosures
I'd. That 10 be consistent with the Lutheran
Church economy every sabbath school should
be considered an integral part IF the church
and not a mere auxiliary without any other
connection than exlediency may dictate and
should therefore in every instance be con-
Quoted in harmony with the authority Of the
church.
ReSo{sod, That we congratulate the conven-
ton ON the fact that nearly all our Sunday
schools are unqualifiedly loyal TO the publ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

Major Montooth, of Pittsburgh, a promi-
nent candidate for Northumberland on
the Republican ticket. spent a part Of Mon
day and Tuesday of last week in Somerset.
looking after his political fences.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

The Republican voters in the various pre-
cincts should see that none hut reliable and
and efficient mcn are selected for Committee
men. This is am important matter. Put
none but reliable Republicans on guard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
A New Filler.

Pierce Ford manufactures e combined water filter and cooler that thoroughly and effectually purites water for drink. Ing purposes. The cooler Is construct ed upon the usual plan of such recep.. acles for water. and the filter is adjusted above 1t. The filter is provided with 8 perforated bottom, over which a heavy flannel cloth is first placed and about SIX inches of clean gravel is then filled ir; above the gravel there are from two or three inches of small pieces of iron, or nails, and above them about fonr or five inches of small charcoal, covered with a perforated tin cap. The water is first boiled and thenjallowed to settle and cool, and ther filtered. All the deIeter- ious ingredients are thereby removed, and just enough Iron i' imparted to the liquid to give It " hoiesome properties. The arrangement IS not expensive. and It Is thorough purifier Of the water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
ni.tinrmshed Ni.i.nrs

Last sunday mornings train from Tucson brought m two distinguished visitors to Yuma, Chief Justice Shields, and Associate Barnes, who were occom- panied by their wives, and also Attor- ney Sat;erwhite, of Tucson. The party remained ID Yuma until Monday morn I0g when Judge Shields and wife ief; for MohaPe-cO.. VIA Los Angeles, where the Judge goes to hold his first term of court m that county; the rest of the par Y returned to Tucson. While here the party visited the Yuma flower gardens and were surprised at the large var ety ot blooming and budding flowers. In the afternoon the party attended the religious se-vIces of Rev. Adams at the prison, ana tcok look a: the workings of tbe prison, at which they express themselves much grahfied. In the evening they were rendered a reception by the prlscu officials which was en- joped by all present. The entire party unite n the verdict that Yuma is the only true Florida. and the place sought for by Juan Ponce de Leon. The party will return to Yuma in the near future Sentinel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Trcsoy. AprIl 12th. ISsG

TUcsoS. April 12th, 1886.
 The Board net pursuant to adjourn ment at 10 o'clock a. m
 Present: I. $. Mansfield, Chairman J. c. Handy. Member; Chas. k. Drake, ] Dep. Ex-Ofiicio Clerk. Absent: Geo. W. Ieitsworth, Mem. Der.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Demand of ID. Henderson for purchas- cd accounts of c1nstgb!es fees for 6S5l l allowed for 37.0O and warrant No. l45 ordered drawn on general fund Tor same.
 Petition of Sam Baird asking to be ap. pointed coroner of Pima county, was read and ordered on file, for future con- sIderRtiOn. Communication of ". c. Ferguson in regard to hrs bill. for services as consta- ble, was read and ordered on dle. On notion the petit on was denied and the clerk instructed to notify MT. Ferguson that his demand being for miieage and fare also, the sum Ot Sl3OO was stricken therefrom as being an excess of legal charges for the services rendered.
 Demand of W B. Horton, ex-ofiicio clerk of Board, for postage stamps for county officials. was audited for SIS 70 and warrant No. &. county improvement fund. drawn for same.
 Board adjourned to meet at l, D. ID. April l3, lsS6, at 10 am.
 J. ,. MANSFIELD. Chairman; Attest;
 W.B HoRTox. Ex Oficio clerk
 Der CHAs. K. DRAKE, Dep. Ex- -OiIicio clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Accidentally Shnf-

A young man by the name of John Dunn was accidentally shot, Sunday evening, at his ranch at the junction of the GIla and San Pedro. The particu- lars, ss glesned from Supervisor Will liams. are as follows: Young Duun. his brother and some Indians were sitting around a camp fire when Johp got up to stir up the latter. While be was rising his revolver fell ont of the holster. struck upon the ground and discharged. The bali struck John just above the heart, glanced upward and came ou: at the top of the shoulder. The wounded man was carried over tO NIT. Cunningham's resi- dence, which was near by, and was carefully cared for. The wound is pam ful but thought not to be dangerous. The Dunn brothers are recent arrivals iron. Ottawa county, Iowa.-FlOrence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Application for 9 Patent,
Application No. 4I3 for Patent to the
 California MInt.
UsIIrD sT.Ils L4Sp OFFIcr.

 NOTICE Is RELY CIEF> THAT \. & " Arao'd, Wee pr--Ideft of tl- Gro -ianc, l tllreF Nsulng Company w.oe- r.s.-ls.lce ad dfes- l- IG,ruu Pima tpurty arizoll. care A W. JLtha. R. hoe trf- day GIad tl- aspiration Tor psteLt Tor if-j uIear feet ,f th- Oaiiornis ntre or sem hearing -iir-r yl-L -uriace ..runrsi vN feet In Nidth, ~ifrart m tas Gro risuco mining ti-trlrf. County "f isr'E. and rerrItory 1 ot ArizunH, ruH ga,'c...f-f by Tue held rotcs and Ot'clal 1t Yf. file Ir fhr= office. n~ !at No .o in sad n" Aslco dI-tr.et, said lot SO. sf oetrs as tolioV-. Co vlt:
 BrssEnur at ths -og'hcru end center of tbe clU'l at Co pust f-rt long. saf ll e mound of stores, marked "C. 2. N. N". 1~
 Ter of Souoaa GrIch. b-ars k "a at.-s. ti nina r., a' pct ie-t long, srt ia a mound Or stones market .'t. VI. No. %"
 Willow tTes it inctps in diameter marked ". VI. No- Q i. J ' bears N 7s ces.,. 90 mins lss iI-f tiak tr-e inches iu diam ta- marked ~; A- So. 2. 5 l.. besrs S -2 dess., @ mius " Tharce B O deg. 12 mas. F f75 feet to re7ra- "f Surura du.Ch teaf- 5l G-r-. -0 mn. W lt-1 fr-f tn post 2 feet long -et m E mound oi stones marked ", VI. No 2'
 4r"rce N -t dcgs.. t- WIu-.. V su fast fo hem end center uf -.a1ul. at % poet s faa. Jon 2 Fl i-i E.ound of stones. marked ''C. M - N.M.No.5 bears & g deg-.. 9 nins.. W lA11ceN @ dss-- is uius. " sr0 feet .o a po-i ie- luEg. se' in a mound Of stones Thence < tos-. I2 mIns.. " il25 to A uos- fec lonr. se; n @ mound of ztone-. marked -C. M. Nn. b."
 tsgeee < s9de-s.. &s rains.. sro feet to pos, "C N- No. I, place of beginning
 Mal'netic Nauation l2 deg. 2I mins con- tai Ius i463 Eyrs-.
 2 De locaiion Of this mine is recorded m the Recorder's office of Plma Cou-tv. Po,s ID Rec- Crds Cf Mine-. pages 472 and g7s
 Any and sl persons claiming; adversely any Dor uon oi -eld al,t"ruia ulne. or surface ground gre rNglirei Co He th-Ir advefsa clains u'rth h.. Register of the United X are- Iani Cffica- sf Iacso-i, iu the Isrr.tory Of kriz.n durIn- the ten NreE- peTlod Of publication hereof or ions of the statutes.
 B. N. THOMAS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Notice of Forfeiture
TUosos, TEAsrroer OF An-.,...

---O--r r, n No. NY 0F PIMA Jan f f-.y OsA; N- LION AND BERNARD Sur-l l
 Il or tNosc NhO may claim under .E.- - -.'- V 5 GlNloed pnt-thir'! interest each i-l tlssrr me cescrl ped property lou Ere haras- that have eNt ended one u1rd-..I Z. -.-t labor snd Improvements upon os.h ,-s..-- .r lOWlr. mining ciaims. ~ '- t-- fH H.-
 Lone Star ml.Iug Cislm. lccr+al J.,,,,.
 ls5t, and recorded on March Is. I,,,. .Ir i- - .5, Record of Mines. page t6s: 'i '.-I ',
 Southern Gross mining claim orr-.r
 afy A,. is-4' and recorded on NsrrH r book U, Records of Mires. page tit. 4' il
 Great Republic mining clam l.o...4 erS -0. lSr4. ana recorded on March h. book U. Records of Hines. page 6r.. 't 10
 Gem mining clsim. iOcaiet Ianra-- ,. and recorded or March I3. 1881. ir boa, ~, r Or}s If Mines, Yass 6-s. WA ef ..a'-
 Said records al being cftae reco-I.-.- bena county, A-zora. al saiF gee Ping in tse --s.
 Pima county, Arizons. Inc sala Sjar s-- ing been expended in tss- i- ur.-.-fo ,rl , -' -'- under the provisions of section 2s9t p
 Statutes of the United States. being rf. -d '-,d required to hold the same for the va,- -..'- December 3l, lsSi, and that ! have s,.r-.-...-.- your portions thereof Therefore il s,.--- .-.-l after the service of this rotice of u1h'5,...-.' you fall or refuse tO contribute vor- - tion of such expenditures. as co-ov--.a-' the costs CT thls publication yUur lr-..-.. sand claims VIII become the prore--- .r .- subscriber under said section 2sgi N.r -.' portion of said expenditures k siv--.s--.'- .'- two thirds dollars upon each Ofsaii efe,.- s '-l
 SmO DAVID AltN~-IP0Sc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
SheFiTs Sale.

IN THE COUNTY COURT ( r THE COUN- Il ty Of Plms, Territory of Arizona. Charles McNan -' PialuttfI. vz. William J. GskCru and Annie t-uotL. sl tLJ.-si,-.
 by vIrtue of a decree of Foreclosure iss1ed out of The above named Court Ir the above en- tltled cause 10 favor Ot the plaintiff and against the dsfendBnts. SheTes l am commanded Co make the amount Os said decree out of the hereinaiter described real property. to-wit: The sum of Eleven n unCred Dollars (Siil0 co. to- gether with the cOsts m sad action taxed at EIgllty and fifty-EVs Hundredths (SsU 55-IOOl Dollars ard the expense of thIs saie. VII, on Saturday. the 10th day of AprIl, lse, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, D. m.. of sald day, ID front of the Court House door, in the City of Iucsnn.ia sand Pima County. fl er for sale and sell at public auction to the highe-t and real property descrl bed m said decree as fol lows, to-wlt. All that part of the Southeast . of Soc. li. Township lf. South EsDgs'i i3 East, not embraced within the limits of lands claimed under provisions of an act of Congress approved February 5th. 1895, entitled An Act tO Grant Title tO Certain Lands in the Territory of Ari- zoua, and containing l0s acres ore or less. Also the North is of the Northeast i4 Of Sec. 2S. Township lf. Range l3 East. and containing 50 acres or sO much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said decree and all costs.
 F.. H. PAUL.
 Sheriff Pima County. Dated Tscson. A. T.. March 18th, 1883.
 The above sale is hereby postponed till Mon day, April i2th, isc6, at the same hour and place.
 k. H. PAUL, Sheriff. Tucson. A. T.. April 10. lss6.
 The above sale is hereby p1stponed till Satur day, April l1th. lss6. at the same hour and place.
 E. PAUL Sheriff. Tucson, A. T., April F, lSso.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Mhrn Nnt ID Positive Arnnr

The rheumatic are seldom free from
 B certain soreness or stiffness in the
 joints and muscles, which serves as q constant reminder that the virus only
 waits ar unfavorable change uf weather . or the aii of cold, to emphasize its presence with ezcrucistIng twinges. TO prevent the recurrence and mitigate the psin. there Is 20 in,r or safer source Oi relief than Hoste,ter's Stomach Bit. ters, medicine every way preferable to the pOisOus, repeated .nEni;esimaI doses of which are taken, Co the preiu- dice of health snd the jeopardy of llfe, and without a permanently remedial et- feet, Sleep bsnished by rheumatic and neuralgia pain st night. is restored by this benetcent soOther of the nervous system, and the slumber which It su- perinduces IS far more refreshing and beneficial than the stupor into which the brain is thrown by a narcotic Appe- tite and digestion, ER well as sleep, are improved by i., and 1t is an admirable regulator and tonic for the bowels and kidneys Use It for rheumatism betOre retiring
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
SuMMlNS.

IN THE JUSTICES < COUKI. TERRITORY | Ot Arizona County Of Pima. before Charles fl. Meyer, J. P, PrsciEc. Nu- Oi @.
 A. Cabaliero. PsalntIi, acaluzt II. V. Flske. Defendant. -DelEaud a 5Uo. as per bill hled at my Oihce.
 ihe Territory of Arisoua sends greeting Co Mr III W. Fisre tefeL,iaut.
 You sre hereby sImmored hEd required 70 appear before sns, at my office. the town of Tue son and County of PtEuS, ol the 2tth day of May A. D., 1--d. at l1 o'clock, A. ll. t1 answer the cUfupiaiut uf thsEbors named rlaintiH who de- lia-ds of you that you are Ilaehted Co him in the sum ot One huu r,d ali Rive Dollars for Du1ri Gld lotEia g. had and given 70 t:eread.nt at hi- OSl request and Ipald for at thls date.
 AnIu you fali Go apl+'.r and au -Wer sai@ COuplalut ..- herein re,IrIrsd. tae piasutih Vlil take icd gIneIt aEaIust y0u Hs demanded and for the costs of thI. sult.
 ~, Given ulda- my hand tti- Twen sy- SEAL Second day l' March. \. D. I-,i. ~ tHlfLE- IT, MEYER. Wit Ju-JIc. Cf .be Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Application for a Patent.
Application No. f45 for Patent to tt
 Silver
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Tucson, ArIzOua. Eco. Q, iso6.

Tucson, Arizoua. Eco. 9, IsS6. N OFFICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT s. s. " Arnold, Trustee. whose pOstotice address is Tucson, Pima County. Arizona care <. W. UnthaEk, has this day hled his application for a patent for l2%5 lInear feet of the Silver Glance mIue or vcin bearing mineral, with a surface ground +sZS feet m width situated in the Arl- VAca mining di-trlcI. County of Pima aud Ter ritOry of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and OIcial plat on file m this office as lot No is m sald Arivaca district. said lot No. s9 belug. as follows. tOWIt:
 Begiunlng at the western end center of claim. being also the eastern end center of the Oriental mlmng clam; at a poet, set m a mound of U.s. NJ. M. No. I. B. D. on Gro Fino HiI, bears ' -s dees.. g mins., W I.s4 feet.
 Thence S2 degs-, e nins.. " SOO feet to q post, set m a moand of stones. marked "S. 6 the Oriental M. c.
 Thence \ s6 degs.. F rnins. F. 5O feet to center Of 6ulch bears Ss degs, l5 mins-, " 1923 feet Co n post feet long, set m a mound of Stones, marked "s. c. VI. No. {, at the eastern end cen- ter of the claim.
 Thence \ S3 dess-. 45 mins., 80 feet to & post feet long. set In . mound of stones. mark Thence sG degs.. T. rins. W I225 fee: to a post set n a mound Of stones. marked S. G. M. NO 6.' being also the nOrtheasteGn corner of the Oriental NJ c.
 Thence \ s2 degs.. 4j mins. F 3OO feet tc post ''o. c. !. I. NO. l. place of beginning.
 Magneuc variation F degs., +J mins. F., con f6illns la.at hCrte.
 The location of this mine IS recorded n the Recorder's office Ot Pima County, Book r. Rec Ords of Mines page 56s.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad silver Glance mlne or surface grOunC, are required tO nle their a1verse claims with the Register of the nited States Land Office, at Tuc-On. in the ] errItOry of Arizona. during the ten weeks publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions fl the statutes.
 B. M. THOMAS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
The Poet'S Opipioy

Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet-scout of the Black range, relieves his mind iu regard to Crooks uethO O fighting In.
 dlans m few short bur pointed sen tences, m the Washington Hstchet. last
 week, as follows: When, m spite of
 the earnest protest of the peopl.' the
 frontier and of many army office Nen.
 Crook employed lot Of renegade --a-
 dian cut-;hroats, relatives of those al-
 ready on the war-path. be committed a
 gross military error. On more than one
 occasion ] have watched these Indian
 scouts signaling with fire, smoke and
 looking-glssses and warning those who
 were out, of the proximity of the United States soldiers. In consequence of thls
 more than fifty people have been killed
 near where live, but not a hostile has
 been lnJ1red bY either the scouts or sol diers. Inc death of Captain Crawford Is directly due to the imbecllity of ern- ploying these Indians, who are just as objectionable to the Mexicgns as those openly hosile. l know that Crooks scouts killed Mir. and Mrs. Yeater near Demlng, and great many other people know It quite ss well. The scouts had been discharged Rnd were on their way tO the reservation when they attacked and killed the Yesters, There Is no person informed upon the subject who does not condemn the government meth eds of dealing with the Apsches. As you know. have spent most of my life npon the frontier, and have seen a great ! many of its Indian wars, but the efforts 1 10 subdue the Apaches surpasses all of hem ID folly and crimlnal cowardice.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Land Brands in New Nex,c,

Much bad feeling has been occasioned m Southern New Mexico by the recent
 wholesale indictments for land frauds by the Federal Grand Jury. which met st Las Cruces. the county seat of Dona Ana county. Influential ciiizsps living all over the county are named, aud others constituting the Southern Fede- rsl Judical Distric; have been indicted and reports reaching here show that witnesse. are being threatened, and it IS believed trouble will occur before the next term of the Federal Court. \ popular method of robbing :he public domain bss been by creating fictitious Notsries public. The seals of these false officials have m some instances been se- cured, and the testimony shows that they did an extezsiTe business in sign ing documents pertaining to land mat ters. The difficulty ID securing juries and witnesses that will act faithfully may cause the eases tn be tried in some other than the Southern dIs:rIct.-El Paso
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
GERONIMO.
Pays his Compliments to the town of
 Tronteris anG Draws some Prizes.

Pays his Compliments to the town of
 Tronteras ana Draws some Prizes.
 A reliable gentleman who arrived in thIs city last evening from Fronteras, states that on Monday last n the si- tsrnOon, Geronimo and seyenty-one h. dIans ty actual cOuut, made theIr ap- pesraBce at that place, causing con steruEtion and panic among the InhRb- itgnts wEo all at once sought the seclu- sion of their houses and barred their doors. The wIly Geronimo would not come ln town to bs shot down from the houRes, but announced that he would stay where be was and deted the pop uiace to come out and fight him and his band, an offer thst was not accept. ei. After remaining there. for two hours or mere they fired several shots into iowa and started of, bringing up at Silyia's raDch where they run of thirty head ot horses. They are thought to still be ID the nei2hbOrhOod. and great fear IS manifested by the people ID that section of the country, and every ranch CT with tis family, and prOspectors have fled 10 the large towns for protection.
 It B thought that K number of Crooks ,cOuts are with Geronimo, as many of them wore the scouts u1iforms.-The Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Board of Supervisors.
TUcsoS, ARIzoNA, April 10, 1886.
loFFIOLAL.


 TUcsoS, ARIzoNA, April 10, 1886.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at l0o'clock a. ID. Present. J. s. Mansfield, Chairman J. 0. Handy, Member; Chas. R. Drake, Dep'ty Ex-OhiciO Clerk. Absent, Geo. W. TsilswOrth, Member. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and it appearing that there was an omission ID the proceedings os the meeting held April 9th. lSS6, on | motion it was ordered that minutes read AS follows: "Ine demand of K- Fl. Paul on salary fand for SlS75 was presented. Supervisor J. c. Handy moved the blll be allowed. Motion; lost by receiving nO second. Thereafter the bill vas referred to the District Attorney for hIs opinion as to the legality Of the same" Communication of E. h. Sykes Gsk- ing that hIs demand for S36.95 which was disellowed Oct. ., 1885. be re-consii- cred as same was approved by District Attoruey, was read and ordered on file.
 Chairman J. 5. Mansfield moved the same be allowed, motion lost not being second.
 Bill of J 1hu Hart for $500 disallowed as warrant No, 253 for SJOO wGs drawn July 9th, 1885, for said services.
 Report Of J. s. Mansfield m regard to survey of boundary hne between Pima and COchise Cos was read and ordered on file, and on motion the clerk was in- structed to notify Geo. J. Roskruge to furnish a bond for survey Of said lines Co be submitted 10 the District AttOr- ney.
 Petition of l.. D. ChillsOn, on behalf of r. \. ODOnnell in regard to certain property having gone delinquent. was read and ordered on file. On motion the petition was denied.
 The report of J. Nc c Elliott road overseer for the term ending March 3lst, 1886, was read and ordered on file.
 Tue demand of l.. Ephraim, for pur- chased accounts of constable fees amounting to SlO62O was audited for SJ330 and warrant No. l43 on general fund drawn for same,
 c. Phillips an i1dIgent sick person ap- peared and was put under oath, claimed hc was from Texas, had ueen in the hos pitsl in New Mexico, and claimed he had no money. On motion the clerk was instructed to give him an order for admittance to Co. hospital, on poor bouse account.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet atl p. m-
 J.S. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
 W. B. HORTON, Ex-O -OfficiO Clerk,
 Per CHARLES R. DRAKE. Dept. Ex- Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Fort Bowie Items.
FORT BOWIE. 4. TT.

FoRr BOWIE. 4. TT. !
 April 7th, 1886. { The hostiles were taken by specisI train to-day for Florida, which will te their permanent home.
 Santiago McKinn, the white boy they had captured, when sent home to Dem ing was filled with joy. As he got oa the train, clapping his hand on hIs knee he exclaimed, Il hope I shall never see another Indian"
 Gen. Miles is expected here Saturday or Sunday. X,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

Dr. George Martin has been exceed ingly busy during the past two days uDpsckinc 6 lot of new goods, among them being nearly eight hun dred dollars worth of toilet articles, fan cy soaps and choice periumery, of the best manufacture. It will take several days to arrange his stock of goods for 6 proper display. but customers can find just what they want in the meantime. A big stock of patent medicines, drugs and chemicals IS included in the invoice.