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Evening star., 1886-11-10

CHIEF ENGINEERS H. w. Fitch. Albert s.
Green and Henry d. McEwan have been ap-
pointed an engineer examining board in Phila-
. "
Evening star., 1886-11-10

CORSON d MCCARTNEY,
6ankers and Dealers In Government Bond2
Evening star., 1886-11-10

PHosv!TE-THIs COMBINATION, OF
l@A CAlisaya, Wild Cherry and aorsfords Acid
Phosphates, s popua- and efficient Brain and Nerve
I1nic and SO &saiegrard aysinss Ma!aris sold as
IN bottles or on draught With coda water. tl6
Evening star., 1886-11-10

DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-The adjutant
general has been informed that First Lieut..
Jno. Scott, 4th infantry, died at st. Elizabeth
insane hospital at O'Clock this morning, from
general paralysis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Fort RoUie Items.

Lieut.. Richardson left Fort Bowie on Tuesday morning with twelve men, Tor Cloverdale, where he will join Lieut.. Parker Eith the cavalry and some In dian scouts, to go down ir Mexico after Apsches.
 Major Wells, with the remainder of the company left on Thursday for Fort Lowell.
 Troop NJ, Lieut.. Mcdonald, came in on Wednesday evening On i.s way to Fucker canon. .-..- Capt. Markland and son reached here about a week ago. The captain looks we'll and seems happy.
 Lieut.. Richards left here yesterdayiwith his scouts for San Carlos, where the scouts will be paid aud mustered out. Lieut.. Finley came in on Monday and left on Tuesday morning for Fort Apache.
 Lieut.. Petit was here Wednesday; also Lieut.. Hubert. of the Eighth Infantry, but the left Thursday for San Diego, to turn over property.
 Capt. Budd. his wife and two other ladies-Miss Moore, who was visiting Capt. ThomPson's faDIly, and Miss Ellsworth. visiting Mrs. Budd-left on Sunday.
 The hot weather was broken by g shower on Wednesday, since which time the weather has been simply delightful.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Ennnd Dead.

A Mexican living near Warmers Lake brought in word on Sstur- day evening that the body of an Ameri- can had been found in the fields neal his place, in an advanced stage Of de eomuos,tion. Marshal Roche and Cor oues Smith went out to investlg ate the affair and to recover the body. Tht man had apparently been dead mort than a week, as the flesh was a mass O. putrid matter, upon which mYrisds o worms were holding gluttonOus carnl- val. Coroner Smith examined the bod. and emptied the pockets, finding smai bottle of laudAnum. from which mol enough had been taken to produce any harm to even child; and letter written from Tombstone, com
 nencing with My dear Bob, ano signed by Otto Peterson. He wore brown cloth pants and vest ot good quality, white sbirt and panama hat his cuffs contained buttons with sn anchor device upon them Grasses and weeds had been gathered for bed and he was lying across II, with his hal shading his face as though he had gone to sleep in that position, never sgain to awaken to the sorrows of thIs mortal ex- lstence. NIT. Smith could not remove the body and ID spite of the offensive ness of the task, he gathered the re- mains into a coffin and buried them There is no proof that the man commit ted suicide, the bottle of lsudanunl being the only suggestion that he had taken his own life, and yet 1t was quite apparent that but few drops. If any al sll, had been taken out of 1t. Unless the letter succeeds in establishing bis identity 1t is probable that the world and his friends will never know who the stranger was that walked out under the shady trees one bright morning and never returned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Gesnntllleif.

It is really astonishing to note the consumption of imported beer in this city, even amid times Of alleged depres- sion, such as at present prevails. The freight alone on that from a single brew cry aggregates over S20.OO0 per year, being at the ratio ss shown during the past four months, of more than S2,OOO per month. This particular brand IS perhaps the most widely kuown and ia vorably received of the hundreds of kinds manufactured, and as q standard of purity and excellence the Anheuser- Busch has no equal. The agents Tor ArIzona are Messrs. l.. Zeckendorf & Co, and it is no good beer day ~hen they do not sell from twenty to forty barrels to dealers. Alex. Pam has Im- mediate charge of this branch of the business and be certainly takes the palm for his energy and success, espec- ially as he is backed by such superior article Of merchandise. Another car load ot this excellent beer arrived last night and has today been transferred 10 the cool warerooms of this firm, for tue trade
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
SUMMONS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUN- I v Of Pima. Territory of Arizona.
 Gee lia Barney, plaintiff. against James M. B1- ney. defendaut-fummous.
 Action ought m the County Court in and for the County of Pima, in tho Territory of Ari- Euua.
 The Territory of A1zona sends greeting to James II. Barucy.
 You are hereby summoned and equired to 3D. pear in an acton brought against yOa ty the above namei plaintiff. m the County Court, ID and for the County o' Pima. m tho Territory of Arizona. and s1sw- the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court. 70 Tucson. in sand county, Ia crpy of wnich complaint accompanies thls sIumonsl within twenty days (exclusive of the day of serucel after the ser- vice upon you of this summons, If served iu this county; but if served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty da7-.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appeal and answer the complaint as above re qulresi. the plaintiff all appytO the Court for the relief de-u usDded in her complaint, and costs and disbursements m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said County CO-rt, at Tucson, this 9th day of May. A. D.. l.-6.
 SEAL W. B. HORTON. Clerk. W Jj-i0~ By FRANK h. HEREFORD, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
A New Tannery.

Mir. Martin Wser. of the harness firm of Wser. Phillips S O., has just sue ceeded ID tanning several hides with the new process which employees the re gently discovered tanning plant so pro life upon the mesa lands of Arizona. Ii takes just three weeks 10 complete the process, and the quality of leather pro duced is far superior to even the famous oak-tanned material. The fir>t lOT was merely an experimental effort. and NIT. Waer will at oncs construct a vat 2i feet long by eight wide. with chambers for 250 hides, and produce a quantity for the local market and his own saddle and harness shop. The value of this process may be better understood when 1t IS known that the hides can be pur- chased. tanned and sold here at a good profit at one-hslf the wholesale price asked for Bn inferior quality of leather in San Francisco. The tanning plant grows Rbundantly heresbouts snd can be laid down ID the ciiy si price ranging from five to SIX dollars per ton. Mir. Wser understands the business and from the modest beginning of 10 day Il will not be at sll surprising If vast in- dustry is eventually developed. Some of the leather vill be worked up into saddles snd harness for a test of its qualities of endurance, although there is no doubt but very superior article of leather is produced.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Tucson, Territory of Arizona. Pima county March Z5 issS.
 To ". Scott Johnson and Charles ". Payne or those who may claim under them any inter est (One-fourth or One-halD in the following descrl bed property, you are hereby notified that have expenUed One Hundred (Slool Dollar m lahor and improvements on the fOllowlr g inning claim: The Tucson Lead No Ane," located January lst.. l5o4 and recorded on Janu- sry 2d. lss4. m Book I. Record of Mlnss, pages 51o-I. esid records being in ths Recorders Of- Ice. Tucson. Pima county. ArIZons- The claim being ID the Tucson mining district. m Terri tory and county aforesaid The sald SlOOOO haslnR been e1per ded in the year 1885 in order Co develop and hold claim under the DrovislOus of Section 232i. Revised statltes of tce United State, beng the amount required to hold the ssmsfor the year 1885 and that l have contrib uted your portions thereof. Therefore. if with m ninety days you fail refuss tO contribute yOur pr portions of sad expenditures as co- owners with the costs of this publication, your interests m said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2324 your prop9rtion of said expenditures is FIftJ-four ts5t.0Ol Doilsrs.
 s4.Sn W. B. LIVINGSTON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
GOOD NEWS.
rbe Headlight of the calabasas Loeomo-
 tive Almost in sight

The Headlight Of the Calabasas Loeonh"
 tive Almost in sight
 Private advices received by a gentle man in tbis city lzss night, from New York. state that tue Celsbasss, Tucson X Northwestern Railroad company, have succeeded in plscIng ibeir mortgage bonis with capitalists in that city. and are m possession of ample means 70 push the work or construction to sn early eompletion. Tue details veie meager, hu, the fact vas assured, and it was in- timated tha: DO difficulty TOW s!snds in tb. way ofthe road being built.
 Later in the day, r1ortguge was hled for record in the CUuuiy Recorders cfiice ID this cIty. executed by ihe Gala basae. Tucson & Northwestern railroad comyauy to the Central Trust Company, of New York, dated July lst, 1886. cover ioy sll the property Ot tho railroad com pGny, preseu: and prospective, Tor sixty miles. or that portion Of the road be- tween CHlabasas and Tucson, in the form of bonds to run for forty years, IOlD in number at a face yGiue of SlOOO each. sggregatiDg Sl, ,020OO0. The Trust company purposes furnishing the money for the necessary construction and equipment of ihc road, and it is ealcu- lated that the sixty miles will be fully completed by January lst, 1877
 These are facts, upon waiclI the peO- ple may speculate as may suit thelr dIs- positions. The money Is up and the value of ths loan depends largely upon the early construction cf the road. The outlook is therefore very encouraging and ii is not st all improbable that the headlight of the Calabssas locomotive will be visible in the south almost any night during the last two non;hs of the present year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
SheriHs Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE fit'S4 | Judicial District ofths Territory 0f AFif'aA m and for the County of Pima
 Mary Hudson Plaintiff vs Jane M- Labcry anu her husband. L. Lsb0ry Defendants.
 By virtue of Judgment and decrfe or l-o above named court. m the above eLtltei ,ATT' made and entered on the 3Oth day of AprIl a. ~ is-6 whereby am required tO make the sun 'l S1 ( 75 adjudged by C said court Co b" due the said plaintiff at said date on contrttl ,' bond. by which contract or b"nr tle cad ee- fendants gave se urlty to sad plsinun ih .-9 purchase from sad plalutih Of the h"reiIA- @ described real estate. with interest on sad sun frcm Gald date at tie rate or ltl per cent isl month until paid. and Sl5-aO costs alI"Sed " said court, with interest from salu us,e I ~, same rate pf uferest as the aLoye named an 2 the coets of r1aking this sale Vlli offer Tor ga at pubic auctiou. and = 'll sell 70 the @ hlFi ss bidder for cash on be lO-h day Of JulJ, l5-o h- the door of the co rt house. m the tlty or iac son tn aeid Clurfy of Pima. between he ht1fs of 10 nj 'ciork "A rl and 2 o'clock ?, ni.., all me right ii ia and interest of the said ueiehd'4ls, Jane M Lakory. and L. Labory. m the toi.oNi-s deecrtbed real e- tate situate. lyinR and beius a tha said Pima county. end bounded and ce-rfi cd as follow tO-Wit: A lot Ot land lyiog in tis City Of Iuf son. County of Pima, Ierfltn,t yt Arizona to-wIt: part of Lot one llj in hl l'.. One Hnrdrsd and hinetg three. Ns3' accctil.S to Inc plat Of sf Id city. commencing at ne NorthEest corner of ssid Lot Che, llI fttl-s 3oufherly ~ith the Western line of stone av.t ne Eirhty-three and one-tenth tsS.i feet Co Co -'.At' tbsn South a d. g We t Cfne Hundred and iitI- three and ous-hRif tE3If) feef C. a -fak. il t-t Western boundary line of sad Lot No T. f.-a,s North n deg. 70 min. ". along tfe boundary line of said Lot No l. to the e nfl west corner of said Lot No. !; tLercy N.-.h Gqia deg. ast along the Southerly huuL-i'. .-- of Alameda street One Hundred ard SiA
 and one-half (l62i5) feet to the place oi 1.--- ming,
 Sheriff Pima toli.@ Dated Tucson. A. T.. June 9.1ss6. NE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
IN rHE COUNTY COURT. COUNTY oFI

IN THE COUNTY COURT. COUNTY OPEL | ma, Territory of AIlzOna,
 EmeliA AmadO de Lopez, plaintiff against Juan Lopez defendant Summers.
 Action brought in the County Court 10 and the County of Pima. Territory of Arlzoua.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Juan Lopez
 You are hereby summoned and required Co sP pear in an acton brought against you hy t1s above named plaintiff in the County Courtlua-i fO- the County of Pima. in the Territory oi Ar zoua, and answer the complaint nec SItl as Clerk of this Court at Tucson, m sad col1tJ, Ia copy of which complaint accompsniaa its summOns) withia twenty days texcl1s's of the day of ssrvicel after the sei. ,lce upon you of this summons, served in this county; but if sesvet o-t of the county and within this dIstrlct t1ea within thirty days; Tn all other cases io,T lays. ..
 And you are hereby notified that If yo1 fai. Co appear and answer the complaint as above rr cured the plaintiff will apply to the OOar tof tbe relief demanded therein, and costs and dis- bursements in this behaf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal Uf the sad County ourt, at Tucson, this 18th day Of Afni A. D. lsS6..
 tSEAI-l w. b. HokToN, iefh.
 Ass6Otd d. By FRASSH. HEZEEoED. Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Anofher Canal Enterprise.

Mir. Daniel NoOnEn, of Giia Bend, brings word that a number of Los An geles county r.en beve interested them selves in the S.. LOG.s canal. on the south side of the Gile, above Glla Bend, and also that Senator StGuiord IS inter ested and long canal will be taken ou, which will water GI immense tract ot country, which has teen located and will be plauied mostly 10 the ralsin grape. He enterprise Is assured, ss We are informed. aLi vi- to Put ID opera ton this fall go thac the land will be available this winter for planting.-Phe- nix nersld,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Sheriff Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID ont of the District Court of Pima County, Arizons dated July lsS., ls-6. and Co me directed and delivered m au acton m said court, T. L. Stiles. as Azsigree of Hudson & Company. on the 18th day of November. 1884. recovered and d0ckated Judgmeut Against A. S- White. et al, for a d-hciency on the foreclosure of a mort gage for the sum of S61g 0o with interest there on at the rate of two per cent. per moGth, until uaid on which judgment there Is nos due the sum of 30. l have levied up~n al! the right, title and interest Of the ssid A. S White which he had on the lsth day of November, 1SS4 or which he has acquired since -aid date in the fol- IoWi- < property. tO-~it: Lot No. One, in the Northea-t qrartrr of Section II. Township l4, South Range l3 East. in sad Pima county; the Silver Morn aiming claim on the west side of Chloride Flat located February 27, 1sS5. aud re- corded m Book W of the Mining Records of Pi- ma county at page 5s4; and the Silser Crosn mining clam on the N Nesfcrly sIds of Chloride Flar located February 2t. lss6 ar d recOrr ed in Book ' of the Mining Records of sad county at page al6.
 And noucc is hereby given that on Sa,urday the 5ith day of July, lss6. between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. m.. and o'clock D. m in front of he Court House, at Tucson. m saId County of Pima I will sell the above described property at pubic auction for cash, to the highest bidder Co satisfy sAId execution and all costs. st
 K. H. PAUL,
 Sheriff of Pima County. Dated Tucson, July ?, Iss6. d jy 9
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
,eNoman and Her Diseasesn

Is the title of an Intere sting treatlse Cl6O pagesl sert re. rnid, Tor !O cents in starnps. 4 ..s,ss H orlds Dlspen- sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. l.
 Delays are Dangerous.
 If you are pale, emaciated nave . hacking cough, with night-sweais' spiI- ting oi blood and shortness ot breath you have no time to lose. Do not hesl tate too long-'till you are past cure for, taken m its early stages, consump- sion can be cured by the use ot UT, PIerce's "Golden Medical Discovery, as thousands can testify. By druggists.
 "Yes; shall break the engagement, she said, folding her arms and tiooKlnE defiant; cit is really too much trouble to converse with him; he's ss deal as pos, and talks like be had mouh full O, mush. Besides, the way he hawks and spits is disgusting" Don't break th' engagement for that; tell him to taks pr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy: It VII cure him completely" "WeIl, I'll tel, him. do hate to break 1t off. for m ell other respects he's quite charming. O' course it cured his cstarrh.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

I now have on the San Pedro river, on the ranch of the San Pedro Cattle Company, S6 Grade Hereford bulls (yesrlings) and 2S yesrling grade Here ford heifers, and one yesr-old regis tered Hereford bull. I will sell all the above mentioned stock at reasonable figures, or trade for beef cattle. I will also buy good fat 3 yesr-old steers, st market prices. I have one year old stallion with pedigree) for sale. All my stock has been shipped m from Cen tral Missouri, and are selected from the best herds in that part of the state. Mir. J. c. Waterman will give prices snd show any stock while I am east.
 WM. O. HUFFMAN or Geo. Williams Marshal, Mo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT, PIMA COUNT. | Arizona. In tho matter of the estate oi Pascusl OchOa. deceased Notice Co credi'ol' No ice is hereby given by the under- riti execufor of the Estate of Pascual Ochoa. dacess- ed to the creditors of, and all person. havns claims against the said deceased. tO e1hih. ne same with the necess ary vouchers, within Tour months after th- first publication of thIs roiict c. the said executor al his resideuc ce at heias ton or to W. J. Osborn. Tucson, ArlzOna- Dated Tucson, A. T., April 26. lss5
 JUAN OC II CA Executor of the estate of Pascusl cto1 ceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS, A1IzoNA,l
 May l5, l-e6. Notice is hereby given that the following usr1ed settler has filed notice Of hls intention te make final proof m support Ot his claim shd that said proof will be made before the reEiSiet and receiver st TucsOn. Arizona, on June - iss6. VIZ: Anna N. LivrnSstoI, ol Tucson. Nrt' for the Lots I and : and kis of NWla of Sec, Q T'p. l6 s. R. 14 l..
 her continuous reeidente upOn and ultlVatlonot said land, viz: C. z. stephens, F.. w. Sh9rt, ridge. John Lynch, and NIvlanO Morago' al oi Au'7O"' BEN. NJ. THOMAS, Register First publication May i5. lseh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Cheerful Exhibit.

The following financial statement of Arizona Lodge No. ], 4. O. |. w., at the beginning of the present term, shows the cash transactions of the lodge for the six months ending June 30sh. It IS a very cheerful exhibit ond it speaks well for the financial management of the lOlve-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
GENERAL FUND
BENEFICIARY FUND.

From the above statement it will be seen that the Lodge owns county war rants of the face value of S3iI.75, draw ing interest at the rate of ten per cent. per snnum, costing in cash S302 47, ard a cash balance of 1895 4s. representing an available cash balance of S627. .95 in the general fund. The Workmen may we'll feel proud of their fiourishing con dItion in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

Thurber ost meal. Thurber shred ded oats, Pioneer Sacramento flour,n molssses on drsught. self-raisiug buck wheat, imported swiss cheese, imported herrings, O. K. butter, mixed pickles, and German salt pickles, at the AmerI- can Grocery House, III Congress St. .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Board of Supervisors.
 foFFICIAL.
TUcsoS. A. T., July 9;h, 1886.

IUCSOS, A. T., JuiS Stu, looO. The Board met pursuant to adjourn meut at 10 o'clock a. n., this day. Present. J. $. Mansfield, Chairman; I. C Handy, member; K. +. RichardsOn, member; Fred G. Hughes, Ex-Oficio Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Chairman wss instructed tO noti- fy the Dist, Judge that the District AL torney states that the Board has no authority to purchase books for the Dist. Courts.
 The Probate Judge was then called in to audit the accounts ot Ex-Super- vlsor Geo. W. Teiisworth in. 2nd quar- fer lSS6. Allowed for S61 70
 The accounts of T, S. Mansfield cOm- ing up for audit Mr. Mansfel1 retired, the Probate Judge sitting in hIs stead; his account was then audited and al- lowed for stationery for county ofi- cials, Sl43 9. The Chairman then took hIs seat, and the Board then proceeded to audit Rc- counts, and the following accounts were examined and allowed, and warrants ordered drawn tbereforion the County Treasurer.
 ROAD FUND. J. Mc.C. Elliott, Stabling and
 Storing, 2nd 1uarter. lSS6.. s 90 co
 GENERAL FUND. CE FrederIcks, bill for galvsn-
 izing iron posts for. county
 boundary line. " tU RM Jacobs. purchased gccn'ts. 6S go Wm Reid, 40 RH Paul. meals for jurors. ...... 42 0l ! III Martin. purchased accnt's.. I5 5O Sam Drschman JO A Marshall, conveying sick to
 hospital .............----.. lS " Wm Roach. serving warrants... fl 00 D Henderson, purchased Ecc'ts.. 2i6 sO Robert BloxtOn, SO2 So
 DIsALLOwED. F $ Treat, lion scalp said to have
 been killed outside of Co.'S p OO Ed Rochester, stenOgrapher, not ltemlZed. ....... ...-...... 4O Vu E c Cox, witnessed fees m crlm-
 imal in Justices Court, TO
 law allowing git.......-...... IL 2U The account of Deputy Surveyor Howe of Cochise County was deferred until lhe clerk can get explanations by wrItIng to said party. On motion Roadoverseer Met. Elliott was instructed to proceed to the Sonoita valley and repair the read running to Nogsles.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a m.. July l1th. loc6
 Signed, J. 5. AAssFELD, Chairman. Attest:
 FRED G. HUGHEs, Ex-OiiicIo Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

Rev. and Mrs. U. Gregory left for California yesterday, leaving only Rev. F. W. Downs, of the Protestant clergy, to fight the eleven footed deLlUn single handed. He is equal to the emergency, however.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
GENERAL OFFICE
or the singer Manufacturing Co.,, for Ari-
 tKOna Territory.

or the singer Manufacturing Co.,, for Ari-
 roma Territory.
 A full line of Family and Manufae- turing Machines always in stock, and repRIrs and parts for the same. We sell either for cash, or 8 per month as best suits the customer and prepay freight 10 nearest R. R. station.
 We keep Needles, Shuttles, and Thread, OIl and Attachments for the Singer. American, Crown, Davis, Domestic. Howe, Eldredge, Florence. Grover * Bakers, Home Shuttle, Home, Household, Remington, St. John, Victor, Weed, Wheeler < Wilson, White, Will COX < Gibbs Automatic and Wilson and can furnish parIs or repairs for any sew ing machine made.
 Needles per dozen, by mil l........S 50 Singer shuttles, each. l OO Other makes %. l 5U Ruffiers and fuckers" %. l OO Remit by money order or stamps.
 Remember it IS DO experiment. to buy n Genuine Singer Machine as we war rant every machine sold and if not sstis- factory will exchange at OUR expense. Correspondence solicited
 ihe Singer Manufacturing Co.
 Church Plaza. Tucson, Ariz.