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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Our Mining Resources.
lPhaniN Heralll.

Phepir is destined not only to be the leading city of Arizona, and the en- fire southwest for that matter, as the center of agriculture land horticulture but one of the Sc days she will find her self the center and source of supply to a great and rapidly developing mining re- zion which to-day shows some of inc most valuable mines ia the Territory. Tn tbis connection we wish 10 mention ,he new discovery by the Phenix Mining Co. in the Phenix mine m Cave Creek which to day demonstrates itself to be one of the most important mines in the entire southwestern United States. For a number of years the property has been con psidered good out no sLspicion was had that 1t would come out as it has.
 For the past six months Supt. K. IS. Todd of this company has been dili- gently driving O new working tunnel to strike the old ledge somewhere at the depth of about 2S5 feet from the surface and bring tine ore out at the mill site, the old tunnel being some l5O feet high CT up the hill from the mill. While driving this tunnel body of ore with well defined wall was encountered at about half the distance tO the old ledge that has been worked upon, which upon assays beng made proved to be about sI5 ore; the tunnel has since then been driven 40 1t yet the body of ore continues to hold out and maintain a good average of Sl5, ,seyenty-five assays being made ID that distance. The find is entirely new and unexpected and will enable the company to put up mill and begin the nroduction of bullion at once before going to the great additional expense of driving into the old ledge which ID itself is no mean strike when 1t warrants the work which was undertaken to reach 1t by the new tunnel IL hsd however been thoroughly prospected by some SOO feet of tunnels and shafts and its contents thoroughly known; 1t IS composed of two rich sireaks of ore between which lies about l50 feet of a cOnglOmerate ore all ot which makes a good average showing. To be sure the whole mine IS what IS termed low grade ore but there Is no less than 100000 tons of that ore now m sight which will mill in the neighbOr hood of Sl5, per ton and 1t should be and doubtless will be worked by a very large mill to make it pay best results. By going up the creek sbOu, four miles water 5uLuclcuL IO luEIlSu AuutANC power for the mill can be had for nine months 0i the year which will be an immense saving and will enable the company to
 work one as low as g.. 90 per ton at a profit In fact the entire bill where the
 mine is located should be worked as a quarry in such a mill as has been indi- cated and 1t is entirely practicable with the water power mentioned; ve learn that the company IS considering the matter of putting up loo stamp mill at an early date.
 Such mines az this. about the actual contents of which there is no longer a question, are what will, ere long. make | Phoenix the most important mining cen ter of the Territory and we are satisfied that more such mines will be uncovered l in this vicinity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Legal Blanks ! 1!
For Sale at the CITIZEN Office

Ol OaAAN- NAN NAAN N<A A-@@-'
 DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: Al aaTit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment, sterii's Certificates of Sale of Real Estate or
 Execution
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given t0 eredito-e- Notice Oi time appsluted Tor proving Hiu- Certificate Of Will and facts found Order directing posting Notices of Application
 for Letters of Administration, Citations, Creditors Clam, Order appointing Administrator. Bonds of Administrator and E1soutOr. Order appoint.mg tune for Probate of Will enc
 directing publication of Notice of sane. Order appointing time and place for He2-lng
 Application Co sell Personal 'rOperty SGd
 directing Notice Co Dc given, Order tO show cause V hy OraeF of sale of Hes
 Estate should uOf be r.Ede, Order appointing sale of Personal Property, Order of Sale Of Persoue! FroVerJyt Order apo! lting day for settlement Of aecoun
 and dIrectino Notice to be given. Notice of tune set Tor Set,iemsGt Of account. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING C. s.SaI
 ENiS To MISIAG tLAi1S: Affidavit of CIfiZcrrhip. Affidavit of ivs hundred dollars InprOver1ozts Agreement with Publishers. NOtlce ct application for .. \. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUsIICE COUh1 Complaint Jn claim and dollve;y of Personal
 Property. Under'sklls Oa claim and delivery of PsssoaA
 Property, Afadayit on claim snd delivery of Psrso-ai
 Property. AaidAvir for & .tachraent against Rssitcut Undertaking on Attachmcnt, Writ of Attachment, Execution. Notice Of Appeal, -
 MISCELLANEOUS BLAHES Location Notices, Mining Deesis, Real Estate Deeds. Real Estate Mortgages. Power oi Attorney. Le>lsrs. Bnnd for Deei Co MlriIs P-ops-ty. Ackuow .adguents. Acknowledgement for Maj and W,fs. Afidavlts of Publication. Notice of Mining Claim. Road Station Receipts. EF-Au ot thess blanks are prinsei iu 'ya fOruity with the Stktutes of Arizona and the mi-lug laws of the UnIie,i States. Orders sent pat of the city (. O. D.
 39O Justice Bianks for S5.U0. A package cuatHinIng th- fu'ovinI narec blArks for JI=tices' Courts. Sli, ts sent Co AnJ sdire-s. pO-tsg,e paid for x1.u- aJ CumInsl Complaints
 Sl Warrants of Arrest.
 a0 SlhqCrnRs. 9I Commitments g ca#D aiTts OF e. < Di. et P-'a- srOD 31 UndertAkiLgs
 9i NthiRvI-s for Attachment. 31 Uuda. takiugs on Attachment
 2D Writs f Attachment
 Il EN'CutlJus.
 no 8cknoN Judgments lei lel.
 IJAckno Eieisments (mAn and Sifsl.
 lu Bal goud-.
 lu S-Ipu ztion- On Appeal.
 J Mining L"cations-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Another Unfortunate.
lTomhstope Fpitaph)

kAuiutstune Epitdph.l
 An American by the name of. Edward Jones was blown to pieces in the Alcer- man mine, Sonora, on the 26th day oi November last, and the owners of the mine are making dihgent inquiries to ss' certain the whereabouts of his people. A letter was found upon the body from his mother and brother. written from Collinsvllle, state or territory not gwen, hence it is difficult to ascertain their To- cality. The unfortunate man was about 46 years old. Further than thIs nothing is known about hIm, He frequently talked of Illinois and the laborers about the premises are of the opinion that he was native of that state. Any intor- mRtion of his mother or hls brother will be gratefully received by Mir. $, O. Fred rlcks, San Augustine mine, Sonora,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
SUMMONS.
IN THE COUNTY COURr UF PIMA co

IN THE COUNTY COURT CT PIMA COUS Il q, Territory of Arizoua. J.C Water nan, plaintiff against The MichI- tsn told Milling Conpany. C. R. Fletcher, teorge N, Fletcher. John Lee sEc kichAfl hoe whose real names gre unknown Co plain tit. dsiendsLts -sUmmtus.
 Acuon brought in the County Court m and Tor the County of PIms, in the Territory of ArI- Eona.
 The Territory of Anzona sends greeting to The Michigan Gold Mi.iug Company. C. R, Fletcher, George Fletcher, John Doe and hlchArd Roe, whose real nsmss are unknown Co plaintiff
 You are hereby summoned and required Co ap- pear In an act tOn brought against yOu ny the sboye named plaintiff, m the County Court, m and Tor the County of Pima. m the Territory of Ar1Eona- and answer the complaint hled with the llerk ot thls Court. st Tucson. m sad county ts copy of vi ich complaint accompanies thls s1mmOusl within twenty days (exclnslve of the day of servcel after the ser vice upon TOu of this summons, If served in this county; but If served out ot the County and within this disrrict. then days.
 And you are hereby notified that fl you fail to appear and ar swer the complaint sa above re- Quir~d, the pli ntif siu take judgment agsinst You and each of you for the sum Of { isoO 10 and costs and dlsiursenentis is this harf expendsd.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said County Court, at Tucson. this l2th day of No
 IslIL.l FRED G. HUGHES. Clerk.
 DlIwIot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
It Astonished the Public

to hear of the resignation of Dr. Pierce ss 8 Congressman to devote himself solely to bis labors as a physician. Il was because his true constituents were the sick end afflicted everywhere. They will find Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery benefcent use Of his scisn- titio knowledge in their behalf. Con sumption, bronchitis, cough, heart dis ease. fever ard ague. intermittent fever, dropsy, neuralgia, goltie or thick neck. and all diseases of the blood, are cured by this world renowned medicine. Its properties are wonderful, it's action usg ical By druggists.
 Say. why is everything
 Either at sixes or at sevenss
 Probably, my dear nervous sister, be- cause you are suffering from some Ot the diseases peculiar to your sex. You have 8 dragging down" feeling, the back ache, you are debilitaied. you have pains ot various kinds. Take Dr. R V, Pierce's "Favorite Prescription and be cured. Price reduced to one dollar. By druggist.
 Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellet" are perfect preventives of constipation. Inclosed in glass bottles. always fresh By druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
For Christmas.

The old Colonel has prepared to make the country safe during the holidays and bis goods are among the indispenssbles for s proper Christmas celebration. His notice elsewhere tells the prices now prevailing and enumerstes some of the delicscies as we'll ss the standard neces' sities of life, besides which be has more and better things that are good for the stomach's sake than people imagine The grandmother, too, has not forgotten her wsrum dBrum boy, and she has sent him handsome set of red wagon wheels and will show him how to use them, Blles wurst. in short time. She wlU bring bran new lchtputzscherr along and a new supply of poetry on drsught. Read his new price hst and see how cheap everything is sold. and remember thst honest weight and full measure are always given.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
SuIIivan's Speech.

Friends siuggers. toughs. glVe me your cash. come to bury teszr-nOt tO slug him. BecAuse siugged him yester eve Juiius Is n. (. this aft The pre.s Hath told you Csesar was smbitious- And the press ls rUt much su' sidized Outside of -uch religious weeklies A V are not Eub-crlbIug Tor Tt pres nt- And. felioS-c'tizsns. think he pas Or he would never have sto sd up befure A man o!my talents. ' a bet he wouldn't Casar didn't know what was good for i'm Til Boston's pride and joy had knocked hiu
 out
 And then it was too late 10 utilize his know.
 ledge.
 But yes;eriEy your Julius Cesar misht Have stood Ggsin-t the world. now lies he here Anc none so pocr Co do hin reverence While sfand here. uuecathtd uuscrtfch'd And all my pockets filled with gate rronev. You all do know this msnfei. I reueubeF The last time Cesar put it out 70 soak: He got four dollars and quarter on A-d with that sum ve rsiuted all Rona rad But am ofi my base. That Casar is ocked
 out
 l. plsir, and quite as plain knOcked him out I caught him on the Chiu-great CRsar fell And what fsll was there. my countrymeui come not. friends. to steal away your hearts 6m no orator. ss some men are, But Rs yOu know me all, plain. blunt man sn yours truly, John L. Sullivan.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
SUM MMONS.
IS THE CDUSU COURT OF PIMA COUS-

IS THE CDUNIY COURT OF PIMA COUS- | tv Tern Ory of Arizona,
 Inc San Fe-iro attle Company, p aIutih. aralrst The McMEal Gold Nh ling Company, .C. E r .etch- George \. r lst cher John | Os and R,chsrd Roe. whose real names are un- Enown to pla. .nfiG. defendants -Su mmons.
 Acsron brought m the County Court m and for the COu-ty of Pima the Territory of An EunH.
 The Territory of Ariroua sends g-ecting to The Michigan Gold Mili.'g JOm pany. C. R. Fletcher. George \. Fletcher. John Doe ard Richard RO,. whose real names are unknoun Co plaintiff.
 You are hereby summoned and required tO a % pear m an act on brought n-aln-t you by the above named plaintiff in the Cou1tT Con ID sud for the COauty Of Pima. In ths Ierritory of Arizona. and answer the compla ut dled Sith the Clerk of his Court at Tues D, Tn said Cocu ty ta copy of which complaint accOmpauIe- thIs summou-l uuhiu twenty days exclusive of the day of -ervicel after the service upou you oi this summons. n served ID this Count but if sersed out Of the County and within this DIs- trlct, then within th-rty days; lu all other cases forty days.
 And yOl are hereby notified thst f you ia ! to appear End au- ser the complaint a above re- Qlired. the plaintiff will take judgnert against you and each of you Tor the sum of 6, 0ou an . costs and dlsoursea ent= ln this behalf Npsuced
 Given under my hand and th- al of said 'ounfy COur Rt Tucson, thIs l2rh day of No yember. A. D. lsss.
 IsEMl FRED G. HUGHES. Clerk.
 DIfuI0r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Withont Adenuafe Canse.

Or with apparently no cause al all. chills and fever. thought to be cured, germin- a;es and refrucufes in the system. This giant among diseases cannot be lad out with Guinine. The only way to give it final and eItinguishRb!e quietus, l. 10 use persistently the national sntIdo.e 10 miasma poison, Hostetter's Stomach BItters, which roots 1t out completely. The process of cure is, of course. much eBsier If the Bitters Is used as 8 prevent i've. when the first chill IS felt. but per sons who are not acquainted with the nature of the symptoms are sometimes 10 error ss to their cause, and neglect the simple and pleasant remedy, of all others best suited to check tine progres
 of this dreaded snd destructive malady. Visitors to, or soiOurners in, malarious localities will, moreover. net the part oi wisdom if they use the Bitters ss a pre- psrative. Rheumatism, constipation. billiousness. indigestion and kidney troubles are removed by the Bitters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
NarlcOpa,

MsricOpa gives evidence Of activity that will blossom into a genuine boom one of these days. It is a point of growing importance ss tbe shipping station for all the northern settlements as well as a developing surrounding country. The new PheniX railroad will Intersect the Southern Pacific st Mari. oOps and impsrt to the town additional advantages that can result from DO other enterprise.
 A large volume of business Is trans acted iu Msucopa, there bei2g two eI- cel,ent commission, forwarding and general merchandising establishments there. Mvssrs. k. F. Harrington < Co. do q very extensive business, and pos sees the entire confidence of the en- tire surrounding country, while Messrs Stearns X Kirkland have been equal iy fortunate in their selection of busi- ness point.
 Msricopa has sn excellent hotel, kept by Mir. Tom Brown, where guests are treated with appreciated consideration and do not meet with the usual e1tor- lions of wsyside inns.
 Mir. Carrington's stage lIne connects Msricopa with PhepiK. Two trips each day are made and passengers have the benefit of the beet of modern sccommo- dstions in stage travel Good stock make quick time over the twenty-five miles to PheniX.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Arizona Booming.

T.@NN I.0I7 I1E VvNI1 IlaIsT
 The copper industry of Arizona will be shortly opened up, and an impetus gwen to the mining industries of that territory that will give employment to hundreds of people. A syndicate of three St Louis capitalists have subscribed S4O0,OOO ss a working capital. and vill keep the pro perty ID their own hands, as they think they have one of the best plants on the Pacific slope. Frank Nicholson, of St Louis, will in all probability be the gen. ersl manager.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Tine Diamond Field.
PHESIx, 4. T., Dec. S, 1886.

PHESIX, A. T., Dec. <, 1886. Tucson or Nogales Base Ball players: GKSTLEMES: We hereby challenge you to play a match game of ball on our grounds in the city of PhoenII st such time ss may be convenient to you. We are willing to play for any amount you may desire to put up.
 Very respectfully,
 Phoenix Base Ball Club,
 HENRY l.. WHARTON,
 Secretary. In addition to the above, and in order to cover the expenses of the trip, the PheniI club will give theIr visiting con tsstants all the gste money. Now let the Pima county talent arrange to give the Marcopas lively rattle, for they eau surely take out the conceit of the neighbors on the ITO salinBA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
New Officers.

At the annual election in Negley Post No. S5. c. A. R, on Saturday night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year.
 Thomas Hughes, Post Commander, re- elected.
 N. J. Wsrlsumont, Senior Vice Com msnder.
 Matt Flynn, Junior Vice Commander. A. B. Sampson, Qusrtermsster, re- elected.
 Geo. W. Brown, Officer of the Day. Geo. O. Hand. Chaplain.
 F. w, Martin, Ofhcer of the Guard. re- elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Active. Pushing and Reliable.

Geo. Martin csn always be relied upon to carry ID stock the purest and best goods, Rnd sustain the reputation of being active, pushing and reliable, by recommending articles with well es- tsblished merit, and such as are popu- lar. Having the agency for the cele- brsted Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on B positive guarantee. It will sure ly cure any and every affection of throat, lungs or chest, snd in order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and get 8 Trial Bottle Free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
RnckIIn,s Arniea SaIra

The Best Salve m the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Chllblsins, Corrs, and all Skin Erup- tioDs, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25cents per boI. For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
The SIlkeu Knot

An enclosure has been received from Fort Bowie, bearing the following happy legend:
 Colonel and Mr.. F. B. Beaumont, Request your presence a; the marriage of their
 daughter
 HoRrESCE DARLING BEAUMONT
 fs
 LIEUTENANT CHARLES PIsCENEY ELLIOTT.
 ith q. s. Cavairy. On Monday Evening, December 2Oth, Iss5 at
 eight o'clock.
 Fort Bowie
 Arizona Territory. Mss Beaumont IS the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Col and Mrs l.. Beaumont and sister of Mrs. G A. Forsyth. and Lieutenant Elliott IS one of the brightest and bravest officers of the Fourth Cavalry and was at one time stationed at Fort Lowell. There are many friends and scquaintsnces of the parties in Arizona, with whom the CITI- zRs joins in offering congratulations ID advance of the happy event. with vishe> for 8 smooth pathway through life, s,rewn with roses of prosperity bereit of every thorn-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
sc,ENTIFIc TRUTH
Regarding the Functions of
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n, whSch the Public Knows Hut Lat- tIe-.Worthy Careful Consideration

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 WIu vou pern,i, us 70 g'dte tno'Fn Co ths publie hs facis lre hare Iedrned during hs sat v.drs, concerning disorders 9f the S.aan Iidnevs aud the organs Whioh dis- ,ss.d Eidnsys SO edsiiy break dOgn. You 1r, conducting scientific paper aud arg anprejudieed ercep' iR fdror ot TRUTH. h !, uclsss to say no medicGi Journal ot Code s,anding ,rOuid admit ,hsss Jdci' Tor terv 0bUiOus reasons.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-19
WAGON WORKS REJECTED

At the meeting of citizens held at II. G..
Lees Office last night to consider the prepo-
sition of the Snydsr Wagon company, of
Auburn, Ind, the proposition was rejected
in short order after hearing the repor. of
the committee and expert who were cent to
examine the works.
The company put their machinery and
other stuff they expected TO move At $780,
600. while the expert who accompanied our
committee of investigation valued the ma
chine,y a, 5000. and everything that the
company had around the works a; not more
than $4,000. As a matter Of course, as
soon Is the committee submitted their re-
port i; did not take long to reject the offer.
We could build = wagon work. and furnish
it with new machinery and give it to some
body to run cheaper thsa thst. The COM
mittee also reported that they were building
only six wagons per day. Newton may
have them wagon works if che wants them.