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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Human Hyenas fin Arizona.

The Apache Indian is e human hyenn He is an Ishmaelite, whose hand ia raise against every living object, whether it b' man or beast. He delights to kill. He is ( fend in human shape He can no more b, civilized than tiger. Of the two, believ, him to be the more bloodthirsty.n
 The speaker was MT. NJ A Smith, tn, delegate from Arizona territory.
 I've have numerous other Indians among us Mir Smith continued, 'who live in peac with the whites The Yumas and Papagg are susceptible to civilizing influences Tn children go to school, while the elders till th soil and make an honest effort to supper themselves. Not % the Apache. From th time be is so high Cholding his hand Q foo, from the groundl be will bite, and steal anC murder if be can.
 reservation. The government feeds An, clothes them. For some unexplained reaso- it furnishes them with arms and ammunitioi also, although their food is provided fo: them. Notwithstanding this care, when theJ can steal away from the reservation they vii kill every white man they meet
 Speaking of this reminds me that par; of the Apache religion is the atonement fo; nluIuer bg DAOod 1T au ApdCne ls kllit1l L4 nearest relations must immediately kill {: white man, or else he Is doomed to susIel eternal torment It makes no difference il the kinship be ten degrees removed, or il be is obliged to travel c month before meet ing his victim, the obligation Is quite tn, same.
 Their religion, too. prevents them. iron committing a murder in the dark If doze. Apaches should discover you sleeping by your campfire at night they would not attacl you until the sun came up. They believe il they kill man at night their souls will wall in eternal darkness. Knowing this, mnny O! our people travel by night during the preva. lence of Indian troubles in the territory. r- Chicago Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Pursuit of the Train Robbers.

Mir. W. G. Whorf, who left here with the sheuffs posse in pursuit of the train robbers, returned home last night, and from him the following particulars of the pursuit were learned:
 On arriving by special at the scene of the robbery, near Stems Peak Pass, the Indian ,railers began work and soon succeeded in locating the rendezvous Of the robbers ID 8 canyon about two miles from the Pass, and where they had left their horses while committing the rob bery. From this place, as the rybbers were mounted, the trad was much easier to follow. although ths country passed over was excessively ro1eh. After skirt- ing the range some ten or twelve miles the trail entered the San Simon valley where the robbers had wstered their stock, then proceeding up the valley about twenty miles, they again en- tered the range, but finally left 1t and headed straight through Antelope Pass.
 About ten miles south of the pass the robbers built 6 fire snd lunohed, but sppsrantly had not camped for the night. From here the trail led into the mountains, then through Skeletos OsiiOn and into Ami mas valley. At Hesrst's Headquarters ranch they had corrslled their horses, but had not gone rear the house which wss occupied st the time. On leaving the corral the trail led across the valley towards a osilon that leads directly towards the San Bernsrdino ranch ID Sonora.
 At this point Mir. Whorf left the posse and returned home. He is profuse iD his praise of the trailing capabilities of the Papsgos, who, he says. performed wonders in the way oftrsiling.
 On ascending the Simon range, on the second dsy out, the posse picked up 8 sealed package addressed to the "Audi- LOT of the Southern rsIlroad" and mark ed to contain Slls0.
 The posse were without provisions or blankets but they resolutely pushed ahead and 1t IS believed will overlake the robbers, and when ur Whorf left the trail showed the men to be walking and leading their horses.
 Parties were seen in tue ueishborhood of the robbery few dsys prevIously and reported themselves sa residents of Tombstone. One of the party had given the name of Jennings but DO credence vss placed in his story.
 Marshal Meade. Sherifis Shaw and Shibell, Detective Harris, Deputy Mar shal Smith and four Indians constitute the pursuing party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
To All Concerned.

The Southern Pacific Compsny's west bound passenger train on the evening of February 22d, 1888, was boarded al Stein's Pass, New MeIico, by two or more masked men, who covered the enginemen with rifles, cut the mail car and the express car from the rest of the train and ran them to 8 point about a mile and half west; where they rob bed the express car of it's contents. The Southern Pacific Co. hereby offers a re- ward of one thousand dollars for the ar rest and conviction of each of said rob- bers, and like reward is offered by Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Express. Further particulars can be obtained of MT. J. s. Noble or from U. s. Marshal Meade. Tucson. J. A. FILLMORE,
 Genl Supt,
 San Francisco, February 23d. 1SSS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Armour Packing Co.
KAssAs CIrY, Mo, Feb. 9th

KAssAs CIrY, Mo, Feb. 9th, 1888. JOSEPH DURB.
 Tucson, ArIz-: DEAR SIR:-Desiring to quote you ir accordance with the amount of youl trade in the provision line, we have taken the liberty to plsce you. naue on oul Jobbers' List, and will for the coming season furnish you with ,fobbers' prices Confidential" We believe prices quot ed, and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very truly. ARMOUR PACKING Co.
 Col Durr, the grandson of hIs most generous and respected grandmother was made inexpressibly happy this morning by the arrival of ss fine lot of Gllroy, California roll butter as was ever l turned out of that famous creamery. If is fresh, sweet and choice, He has also secured 8 fine lot of Ar mour's Kansas City piokls pork, with sour-krsut to make the country safe This is @ new article and hes been spe- cislly prepared for family use. Though never before introduced in this market, 1t is wherever used, much relished, and will no doub become 6 favored dish on the tables of Tucson fsmilIes.
 On account of the near approach of holidays, the ColoneI's grandmother wrote 10 one of her friends ou the other side of the big fish pond, and the result Is an invoice of Holland herring Melch- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived in prime condition and are nov waiting to be eaten. A large lot of SGntelle. Swiss cheese and all marketable delioscies were also received. The Col keeps every kind of cheese made, no matter what it may be, ask him for it snd it will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Costly Hall. fin New York Hou.cs


 The entrance hall Is the biggest, the mos imposing, the costliest and by long odds q, handsomest apartment in a modern New York house of the first rank New Yorker of wealth and taste have entirely abandonec the straight hall of the narrow block houss where the stairs go straight up and the nar TOW passage tO the back parlor and basement stairs so straight back. Instead they hav, made the hall the central feature of the es tablishment, to which, if necessary, every thing else is subordinated The new type oi hall is elaborate in it's architectural features richly antique in it's furnishings, and if tho mistress of the establishment has any taste whatever for large decorative effects it + upon the hall that she lavishes them. Tn, hall, indeed, is so much of Q hobby that peo pie build new houses in order to have halls
 It is not m unknown thing to give up tn, whole first floor 10 the hall, putting tn, parlOr on the second floor. Whether tn, ball be big or little, its furnishing is Q thing to which its mistress is giving much attention nowadays To be quite perfect It should b done up in old oak and have settles" stand ing about in room Of chairs. It should hav, a big oak table, smaller one to hold tho silver salver on which q guests card is taker to the lady of the house, and its floer sboulc be of oak, polished til it shines. The hall f of quite as much consequence as the drawing rooms.-Cor. Albany Express.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
A MAN OF WEALTH.
A New Workers Deal with an old Oyster
 man-Somewhat Surprised.

A New Workers Deal with an old Oyster
 man-sonneubat Surprised.
 While the wealthiest oyster dealers are reckoned to be those in Baltimore, there are hundreds who have lived all their lives on the little islands in the dreary waste of waters, who own real estate of considerable value, and who can count their cash by thou sands. Many of these people are illiterate and without the frst rudiments of refine neut, who can be seen in spawning time harefooted, and clad in blue shirt and tattered straw hat, working energetically. Yet some of them own six and eight boats, beside neal and cozy cottages comfortably furnished, and who can sign their names to tl0 900 or s2OOu cheeks and have a snug balance left An anecdote will close this article and illustrate the truth of the aphorism that appearances are deceitfuL One of these oystsrmen, native and to the manner born, lived on Land ad joining a small tract belonging to a New York man Tho oysterman had often ex- pressed desire to absorb that tract One day the gentleman from New York paid a visit to that section of country. and was in formed of the oystermans desire. Now, this gentleman was unacquainted with the man ners and customs of these unSophisticated but hospitable people. Dressed in the height of fashion, he sought out the oysterman- He found him with nothing on but his trousers, rolled to his knees, sn old blue shirt, with nc hat and his hair unkempt. He was scrubotne out his canoe
 The New Yorker looked surprised, and con cluded he was the victim of a joke.
 The salutations of the day were exchanged and the question of the sale of the land brought up
 q say, stranger, air you the man who owIs that air land jinin' my patehF'
 ''I am that person, replied the gentleman in a dignified manner.
 And you want to git clear of itf'
 ''I have concluded 70 dispose of it if can secure a satisfactory price"
 Say, stranger, what's your lowest fgur- way down, now.n
 ''If were to give you the lowest figures, it means cash Do you think We can dealf
 "It means cash, ehi Way down figures give 'em to me. Wen see about the cash
 "Well, undoubtedly, you know about itS value-say $500"
 That's the lowest, chr reaectively. "Say, stranger, whar you fromT
 New York city"
 "New York city, he repeatedi Wont take DO lessf
 That's a fair figure, m fact, a sacrifice
 Say, stranger, ies' wait till l git my coat an hat, an I'll bind the bargain"
 The gentleman looked at his customer in surprise, while the friend who accompanied him, and told this story, could scarcely re press his disabilities. He climbed into th, wagon, rode into town, had the necessary papers executed, got a friend to write hi check for $500 and went to the bank and drew the money, and as be handed it to the nonphssed gentleman, he remarked with Q broad grin; You thought I was a-foolin', but jist come down this air way agin an IT gin you a check for your hull durn city oi New York And he was of with wave Oi the hsnd-Philadelphia North American.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
The Leap Year Party.

A very charming Leap Year party was given by the lsdies st the residence of Mrs. B. M. Jacobs last evening, Their preparations and arrangements were very complete, showing that contrsry to the usual supposition, the ladies were quite capable of managing an affair of this kind even to the sli shtest detail. Upon ar irving at the hsuss the blushing young men were escorted to the cloak room, where their escorts very klndy assisted them in removing their wraps. They were then taken 10 the reception room and after being presented in due form their attention vas called to she follow ing rules:
 1-Gentlemen will please remember not to stand around the door. 2-Gentlemen will conduct themselves with lsdy-like propriety. 3-No gentlemen will be allowed to cross or leave the room without lady. | 4-Gentlemen will be kindly consid- denoe of their adm. rers. 5-No gentlemen will invite 6 lady to dance.
 6-Ladies will please keep all their engagements prom 2ily. Il out to see 8 friend unless attended by 6 lady.
 Gentlemen violating any of these rules will be fined 10 cents. During the entire evening the ladies were exceedingly attentive, even furn- ing the giddy youths with cigars and cigarettes.
 Below will be found s description ot the costumes worn l,y the gentlemen: Miss M. P. Freeman, very stylish, with d-oollette vest. PoEdered hAIr. Miss G. Rodney Smith, moustache 8 Ia militsire; neck dressed high; ID orna- meDts.
 Miss Chas. Howe, hair dressed pom psdour; evening dress; diamonds.
 Miss John H. Martin, no moustsche, tailor made suit, black silk stockings.
 Mss Henry Noyes, smooth face. hair dressed very low, diamond necklace. Miss Tommy SlsveDs, handsome Worth costume. neck dressed very high, banged hair. Miss Leo. Goldschmidt wore @ handsome black tsilur made suit, which fitted her petite figure perfectly.
 Miss Floyd Harris was stunning with bronze moustache and gold stockings, hair n s Grecisn knot.
 Miss B. Nj. Jacobs wore sn elegant Redfern toilet.
 Miss s. M. Franklin, gold trimmed eye glasses, spd wore his own teeth and hair.
 Miss Calvert Wilson had on @ beautI- ful black costume cut very decollette.
 Miss Frank Hereford's handsome fig ure was incssed in 6 handsome black silk. green stockings, powdered hair and s French accent.
 Miss H. B. Penney appeared in low neck and short sleeves, hair down the back snd tIed with yellow ribbon.
 Miss States Morrisop, handsome black moustsohe, hair combed high and wore beautiful oorssse b1uquet of Arizona flowers.
 The ladies present were Mir. Hllds Jacobs, Sr., Major Corrinne Smith. Mir. Nellie Pomroy, Mir. Mamie Williams. Mir. Fsustins Williams, Cspt. Laura Mason. Lieut.. Matte Dean, Mir. Minnie Todd, Mir. Lsurette Lowell. Mir. Lens Wood, Mir. Marshall, Mir. A. Maxwell. Mir. Hllds Jacobs. Jr., Mir. CsrrIe Buck. Mir. Ida Johnson, MI. Carrie Aldrioh, and Mir. Emily Psteman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
A Luck Man who Gave s5,OOO as

On Thursday noon Mir. L. c. Atwood, our City Treasurer and Manager of the Western Union Telegraph office, an nounced that he was the holder of the coupon of ticket No. S,lS0 which wou the prize of s100,0O0 In the December drawing of The Louisiana State Lot tery. one twentieth part of the ticket or s5,OO0 bsying been received from Wells, Fargo < Co.'s Express. A few moments after its arrival he presented the money to bis wife as Christmas gift.-Benicis Gal New Frs, Jan. f.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
AiAcr TO BE REMEMsrREp

Do not be deceived by misrepresenta- ton. Ask your druggist for ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsIERs and let no explanation or solicitation induce you to accept a substitute. ALLcoCK's PLAsTERs are a purely vegetable preparation, the for mula of which is known only to the man. ufacturers. Their valuable curative ouali- ties are due 10 the employment of the highes' medical and chemical skill. They act safely, promptly, and effectually. over l,OOO, 900 persons have been cured by ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed. your appe- ute is poor, yoL are bothered with head. ache, you are hdeety, nervous. and gen erally out ot sorts. and want to brace up. Brace up but not with stimulsnts, spring medicines. or bitters, which have for their basis, very cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, snd then leave you In worse condition than before. What you want is an d. terstiye that will purify your blood. start healthy action of liver and kidne, 8, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle at Geo. Msr,in's drug store. .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03

Ls ktcnau-s Golden R,I.
 Cures Ch8ncres. hrs- alT - '. sores cl the Legs and R5.lv. .,-. Eyes. Eosc, etc, Copper.e.lo-sst El'.. SyphiI-ic atLrrh, diSca-.i S.-.r-. ..-.s .. p'iu;,.ry forms of the disea.. L,--..- S- l!.is- Price, a Co p,.r ss.e.r- ise hie haus Golden BaIsa., -, IeTti-Ty. MercITili $ yuhiIti- RT ;sAtlain, Fans in the Bon.z. Pai1s Ia rt.. EsAu' t4cA ot the Neck, UI-art-rt s.,-. lhr9At, Syphhtie Rash, Lrmp- aad r-- U-l-eo Nc---, Stiffness df the LEnfz eiAdlS.tes al , -.l-a from th, -y..... NLeli.rr c-'l-... r .u.l zlsetion or oi Mercury, l.ll.. v tle b! 1osi r--- -. healthy Price - % per Tottl-- Isc Bichau's Golden Sisans.h E-.t core Tor the cure Of Gonorrta.. I..- iTiIau0n Gravel. an1 al Urina-v .-... ~ dissrrangcmeIts. Price S4 70 ..r se Riehan'- GoI--H spani.h h. yection, for severe g-tz-- 1f l si 5O per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden O.-t-- for the eff .t.iye h-a..n-of ~,-- and eruptons. Price ST co u.-r u.. Le lttehnu's Golden Tii --I-. and Brain treatment; hs- oF .-.-... -...- sr, excess or oyer-work. Frl.--i.-r ... Price e3 60 per Bez. Tonic and Nersiac,
 Sent eyeryV here, c. U b., ss,-lrs. uNa..s pey1n-s.
 C. v RICHARDS & e. axs.sz t-' 70 sa7slus street --s- 7a..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
American ,Ii..Ionnrr Work.

The American board is responsible for tn, Christianization Of one-tenth of the heather of the world It hes 23 missions. All Amer ican and 2 2,p59 native laborcrs preaching al 90 stations in 26 different languages. They support S25 churches, with 2s,O42 members In 93 high schools. universities and college. they have 5,9il picked pupils of both sexes and fl, ,l5l pupils in the common schools. It mission presses send out annually IS, ,6JO, ,OoI pages of Christian litcrature-yew Yorl Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Notice to Dog Owners.

George Conly having been appointed poundmsster snd deputy collector, is hereby authorized to collect and receip, Tor the same, the sum of two dollars tsx on every dog kept within the cor. porste limits of Tucson or found run ming st large within the same. To this DO exceptions will be made; this tax must be paid or the dog will be destroyed. This law will 20 into effect ten days from the day of notice hereof. Tags can be had at the Assessors office in the Oity Hall CHAs. H. METER,
 Recorder.
 Tucson, Feb. 8, 1888. tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever Sores, Tetter, Ohspped Hands, Ohilblsins, Oorns. and all Skin Erup- tisns, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Geo. Martin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Artistic Landscape Views.

Willis P. Haynes. landscape photo grspher, solicits contracts for photo graphing town, ranch and mining prop erty. None but first class work fnishec and delivered. A complete series of superb Tucson views for sale at Fleish- mans drug store
 ofioe and laboratory, 8 Stone avenue Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Board of Supervisors.

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 TCCsoS, Pima O., Arizona,
 February 24th, 1888. It appearing to the undersigned mem bers of the Board of Supervisors thai the business of the county requires it 1t is hereby ordered thst 6 special meet ing of tbe Board be held on Monday March 9th, 1888, at 10 o'clock, 6. m., for the purpose of trsnssotIng general ous,. ness.
 H. E. LAoY, Chairman,
 F. l.. PROCTOR, Member. Attest1
 NJ, s. SsTDER, Clerk,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
GIANT POWDER co.
Notice
NJ, s. SsTDER, Clerk,

MR. THos. WILSON, of the Tucson Lumber O., has been appointed agent for Tucson and vicinity for the aboy. company. Orders by mail for powder caps and fuse will always have prompt attention.
 Miners and other consumers of pov- der and explosives will find it to thei, advantage to communicate with the un- dersigned. THos WILSON,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
PROBATE COURT RLANKa

5nerlff's Certificates os Sals of Real Estate q
 Execution. | PROBATE COURT BLANKS:
 ,rde- directing Notices to be given Co creditor SSotce O. time appointed for proving Will. | Certlhcste of Will and facts found. | Order directing posting Notices Of AppIicafio | ., Tor Letters of Administration. | Citations | Creditors ClasIn,
 Order appointing Administration. BOnds Ot AdmintstratOrs nd ExscrtOr. Order appointing Appraisers, | Order appolnt.ng tlIls for Probate of Win sn. | directing publication of Notice of same. Ordsr appointipg time and place for Heariu. Application to sell Personal 'rOperty sn | directing Notice Co be gwen, | Order tO show cause why order of sale of Ra Estate should not be made, Orqer appoin ting sale of Personal PrOpsrty. Orde- of Sale ui Personal Property, Order appointing day for settlement of eecor, . and directing Notice to bs lciven. huuce of time set for Settlement of Accu BLANKS OSED IN OBTAINING IT. s
 ENTs TO MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit of Citizenship. Affidavit of hve hundred dollars Improvements Agreement with Publishegs Nouce of application for us. Patent ClElL PROCEEDING IN JUsTICCoURIE Summons.
 compisint ,n claim and delivery of Persons UndssrtskIas on claim and delivery of Personsi
 Property. Affidavit on claim and delivery of Persors AfiidsVlt for attachment against Res.dsr. UndertGEIng on Attachment. hnt ot Attachment. Execution. Notice oi Appeal,
 29O Justice Blanks for $500. Isesase . containing the following nance addre-s, postage paid. for f5.OO.
 2lCIlminal Complaints.
 0 Warrants of AErest.
 1l SubpEuas.
 @ Commitments.
 2J summons.
 GtqT9isiPts g.s on CT. q Dl, of Psro srOp.
 % Atdavits for Attachment.
 1 Undertakings on AttRchunsut
 2D Wnts of Attachment
 Zl EXecutioua.
 10 Acknowledgements (si Iel
 ,gAs ,g i n,2q,wledsments tmsn snd vifsl.
 lO stIpulstiOns on Appeal
 1l Search Warrants
 MlsCELLANKOCs gLAzEs Location Notices. Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deods seal Estate MortcsRes. Power of AstO-1ey Leases soRd Ssdd.of, for Deed to Mining PrOpsr5s. for Man and yIyy.. ~ AAulaaYits ofPublicAfion. Notice Of Mining Claim Road Station Recaipts - - All oi thoss blanks are printed Tn ro,. DiI;-, Is I.lth tns 5tstntes of Arizona and the z s laws or he United Slstae ''uers sont out of the city COD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03
Anheuser-Busch Lage;. Beer.

The grandmother has seat sn order for Col Durr not So sell Lemp's beer for S2-50 per dozen. but to sell only the vorld-renovned, celebrated Anheuser. Busch beer, ioe-cold, at s250 per dozen or 25 cents per bottle. Delivered to any part of the city without extra charge Warum. Darum.
 Josxyr Drxz.