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Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
All Quiet at San Carlos.

pr. T. Pangburn, sub-agent at San Carlos is in the city as a witness in the United States Court against the Apache Indian who shot him in the left hand last November. The Doctor still has a bandage on his hand It will always be useless to him, though it is now nearly healed up.
 pr. Pangburn says there has actL ally been no foundation for recent publica- tions concerning the existance of fears of another outbreak by the San Carlos Everything is moving lquietly and with out any friction. The Indians are gener- ally at work and have larger crops planted this year than ever before The only troubles that have existed have been settled by the surrender of Chil- chu-en-na, who has been in hiding in the mountains with gang of followers since last winter This Indian was tried at that time for making tis-win and sen tenced to one year at Fort Grant, but on his way there he made his escape, and returning to his home twelve miles from the post on the San Carlos river where he has been ever since, refusing to come in and submit to punishment. He had gathered ten or twelve Indians who proposed to defend him against any at tempt at his arrest. The military could have taken him at any time, but did not do so thinking he would finally come in. When the two Indians killed the team ster Cooper, on the Globe road, t i'm mediately joined Chil-chu-en-na "a d his band. As soon as this was known the authorities gave Chil-chu-en-na to un- derstand that if he would bring in the Cosper murderers himself and followers would be allowed to surrender and re- turn to their homes unpunished. When the attempt to arrest the murderers oc- cured desperate fight ensued in which Chil-chu-en-na was cut in the back. The man who did this was killed on the spot and the others brought in and turned over to the authorities, which leaves all quiet at San Carlos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
CHURCHILL VS. SLATER.
The Case Disposed of Yesterday in the District Court--What the Rec ord Shows.

The famous libel suit of Clark Chur- chill vs. ex-Special Agent Slater received its quietus in the district court last evening. MT. Slater having publicly acknowledged the falsity of the charges made and apologized for the wrong done, MT. Churchill stated to the court that he was satisfied and had no desire to press the suit further. This suit it will be remembered, grew out of letter pub lished in the Courier, charging General Churchill with being connected with a land ring and making other defamatory allusions to him. MT. Slater was given as the author and General Churchill soon had him on the hip. He was in dicted by the grand jury and held to answer in the sum of S3,000. In the meantime Mr. Slater was suspended from office and not being overly blessed with wealth and having family to sup port he sought the intercession of mutu- al friends with the result as above noted Beyond the vindication of his good name MT. Churchill had no desire to prose cute so accepted MT. Skaters apology and let him out of pretty bad scrape. The following are the court proceedings in the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
Dental Work.

Dr. H. Schmieding, dentist, has ar rived in this city prepared to do dentistry in all it's branches. Teeth ex- tracted without pain by the new electric method; no gas, cocoaine, or chloroform used; they are death-dealing drugs. Gold filling and artificial teeth special ity. All work warranted. Charges req sonable. Office, room IS Cosmopolitan hotel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
The Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, un- der all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. For sale by F'leishman & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
The Country is Safe

The Grandmother has sent a very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armour's Kansas City pigs feet family pickled pork, sugar-cured ham, breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent anotherSwissc cheese weighing 220 pounds and also carload of Anheuser- Bush la- ger beer. Prices reasonable Warum Darum.
 JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
Hotel Arrivals.

Cosmopolitan Galloway, Atlas camp; c. l.. Montgomery and wife, Phe- nix;E H. w. Knowlton, Sacramento; H. H. Wharton, Phenix; G. W. Nichols, HI. s. Thomas, Tombstone.
 Palace-B. Ward, Chicago; F. W. Fal- Ter and D. s. Sluey, Solomonville.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
IF WE KNEW,

Would it be better if we knewi .f If wb could lift the veil which hides k The inner shrine where soul abides- Would life seem nobler, or more truef If we could trace each circle round,
 And see as angels see, and know
 As he from whom life's currents flow, Would hearts be happier for truth foundi Should we find more to love, or less
 Within the mirrored soul of each
 Could we discern the utmost reach fOf spirits deepest consciousness!
 Eva Gorton Taylor in Chicago Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
M. R. SLATER,

Now on this 17th of April, 1889, comes into court M. R. Slater, the above named defendant, and also the above named plaintiff, by B. E. Hereford, Esq, the district attorney for the county of Pima, and thereupon in open court, presents and filed his statement in writing, of and concerning the facts in said cause, and his (the said M. R. Slater's) with drawal and retraction of the language used by him (the said M. R. Slater ir and by the article set out in the indict- ment heretofore found against him herein; which said statement, retrac- tion, and withdrawal are signed by said NJ R. Slater and filed herein, and the same is in words and figures as follows, to-wit:
 "In the district court of the First judicial
 district of the county of Pima, Ari-
 zona Territory"
 THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
M. R. SLATER.


 I, NJ. R. Slater, the defendant in the above entitled cause do now here in open court on this 17th day of April, 1889, admit that I am the author of the article which is set out and complained of, in, and by the indictment heretofore found against me by the grand jury in the above entitled cause, and Edo now, here, retract and withdraw the language and every part thereof used by me in said article, and apologize for the same, in so far as it applies, refers or relates to Clark Churchill personally, who is there in named.
 (Signed) M R. SLATER.
 Witness: B. H. HEREFORD,
 District Attorney. Now, therefore upon the motion of the said defendant and upon the consent of the district attorney and of Clark Chur- chill, the complaining witness herein, and it appearing that the ends of justice will be promoted thereby, it is ordered that the indictment herein be and the same is hereby dismissed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
The Winning Numbers.

The official returns for the April drawing received by s. H. Drachman, local agent for |. s. L.:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Tue son postoffice Apsil r, 1889.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20

The health of Tucson is excellent for the season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
TOTAL TAX


/ TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS
Also woolen Mills tct, W 40 feet of lots
| Q and 10 bl S, ga
Also Gable Road tct, lots and 10 bl B, 2s
Also Augeleno Heights tct lots Il and
Also in same tct, lot 20 bl "a, 8 OF
Also in same tct, lot 20 bl "a, Oa
| Also Mott tct, e 60 it, lots and 10 bl
Also Park tct, lot bl 16, 2S
Also Park tct, lot bl 16, O7
Also Victor Heights tct, lot 173 and per .. 90
49, Jacoby, Al A City, mort int in
Park tct. lot bl 16, 3g
Also in same tct, lot 2 bl 16, IL
Rec bk 90 p 381.
4O5 Brainard, R-Long Beach, W so
# lots l, g. s, T. 9, IL, 13, Is bl 40, 80
40S Frazer, Geo WI A City, mort int
Sisters of Charity tct, Wright's sub lot 20 o-
Also wrights sub lot sObl2 2 O6
Also Wright's sub lot 81 bl %
| Also Wrights sub lot 80 b 2, 06
A City, mort Int, Sisters @ Of Charity tct,
Wrights sub, lot 90 bl2, 02
In same sub, lot 30 bl 2, az
In same sub, lot 81 bl 2, 3 90
In same sub, los 80 bl 2, rec bk 145 p
4l2. Henry. VIM Al A City, Motttct,
n 40 it of lot II bl R; also in same, n 10
It of lot IS bl K. 58
Also, Highland tct, add No /, lot 40 biz
al Ais. p'i Lants, anti H PIN CITY, mort "
int, Bliss tct, Howard & Co.'S sub lot 2bl -
'414. Smith, VIM B-L A City, mort int.
Beaudry tct No Q, lot 1S bl H. rec blk 1856
5s, $ 55
Ais Smith, Luke Al A City, mort
int, Park tct, lot IS bl 2; rec blk 1lsp22, II
4l6. East Side Building Association
L A City, mort int in lot 200 it on
Glover st, bd n by Scott, by Beaudry,
s by Moulton, c by Glover st, rec blk 122 :, ..
417' Miller. Orin-Pomona, mort int
in lot bl S4, rec in bk 122 147, a
41S. Dean, Mrs c R-Town of Santa
Ana. Palmers add, lot bl l, IL
4l9. GlidKen, Seth Pasadena, mort
int in Chapman tct, lot g. rec blk 11s p
42O. Lankershim, J B--LA City, mort
int in lot SO # front side of Alameda
st, bd IL by Hellman and Haas, by
Manning, e by same rec bk 80 599, ii W
42i. Devine. Elleu-L A City, mort
81 it Of lot Ii bl lOS, recorded in blk 1OS
422 Smith, William Ola City, mort
lC, b :, rec bk 12s, P "a, 4O2
int. II S, eIS of lot bl 43, 80 81
- 426 . Y VVails. N~Pasadena, mort int,
Masters sub, lot 49, rec bk 1872 p 79, Oh
42S Shepard w MI A City mort int
in o w Chi1ds 200-lOt tct, lot 19 bl IL, rec
blk I2i 1So. G III
429. Arneson, Mrs Nettie $50 Santa :.
Monica, sub OF Lucas tct, lOt Dl 1. oo
So Santa Monica sub of Lucas tct, lot =.
40. 49, Popka, RS5 a.0fMi fMiartin-santa Monica,
mort int in So Santa Monica, sub Of 40
Lucas tct lot l., AZ
Mort int in So Santa Monica, sub of
Lucas tct lot 2, %
Rec bk 83 p 4l9.
431. Cawston, Edwin-In Santa Ana,
lot blk A, 4O
4S2 Anzel, Mrs Marie-L A City,
Brooklyn tct, lots and bl 4, 6I7|
Brooklyn tct, lot 10 bl IA, "a
Childs 20O-lot tct, lot biz 25 70l
Chids 200-lot tct, lot Is bl 2, per prop, 93
434. Johnson, Geo Ell City, mort
int in Heffner & Baldwins sub, lot l bl
36 H s, lot II, rec blk 9S p ZIG, 6Hl
435. Lindley, Hervey-L City, mort
int in Dunkleberger tct, lot 16 bl A, 42SI
In same, lot II bl A, Isl
In came tct, lot Is bl A. rec bk 1O2 p 100, 42S
437. Brock, D and Nichols J c.
Santa Ana, mort int in Heils add, lot II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18

Also in Pomona, So lot bl 179, Sac. =
and per prop, W
1875 Larenden. G A. and CHARLES +
Smith-Int bv mortgage by Henry Martz
to G Larenden and Chas Smith for
$500, rec in bk 100. So, L A City, Park
villa tct. lot &C, assumed by Mrs M &
Phillips, S9
127. Lockwood, Geo Hint by reason
of mtge by M H, G & A sutton to
Geo II Lockwood for 81 500, acc In bk
144 p 1876. L City. Mills & Wicks ext to
I'd st. lots III and 1So. assumed oy y N i,
Sutton, III 1
12s. Layton. B WI A City, Mott tct,
s "A lot bl L. and per prop, 81
l29. Sullivan, John-Int by mtge by
Timothy Hayes and Margaret ct Hayes
bk 1O1. p 4ss. City, Chavez tct, lot 10
Also Chavez tct, lot IS bis, 81
garet and John Futscher to W Earnest
for the sum of $500, rec in bk 1888. p LAG,
L City Whitaker, Richardson g. Earn
est sub of lots and of Griffin tct, E l. o.
Isl. Ellis, A WI A City. Moore 4
Kelleher's sub, lot bl 60, s. 10 IT OF :,
500 # Of lot 9 bl 9, & per prop, u,n IA d
132 Clymore, Jno Mint by reason
of mtge by A w Ellis to John M ely
more for $l20o, rec bk 1872 p 1913. L City,
Moore & Kelleher,s sub Of lot 2 bl Co. g.
Also same sub, 100 # of lot bic Ss-
Also same sub, 10 IT of 100 IT OF lot :,
bl G.
133 Long, Chas R-Int by mtge by
Isis F Baker to Chas Il Long for $l0o,
rec bk l43, p "a. L A City, Beaudry tct
No 2. lot 81 bl IL. 81
1874. Gilbert & Estudillo-L A City,
Brooklyn tct, lots 27 and %. bis, 61'
1856. Dunn, Martin-L City, sub OF
Messick tct, lot bl 2 and per prop. 81
1877 Smith, Mrs Jean A-Int bv mtge
by H Chaflin, to Mrs Jean A smith, Tor
$500, rec in bk 1913 230, l. A City, Will
hanson tct, lot II bl 6, S3;
13s Taylor J Mint by mtge by Hat
tie q & w X Condit to NJ Taylor, for
$3.50. rec bk so p 4s4, L A City. Ord's sur
Vey bl 70. lot 50xl66 IT. bd by Ihlo. e by
Stone, by Connor and W by Grand ave, 2 81
139 Schultz, Mrs Anna Lint by
mtge, by Jas A Aguirre & Jas Watson to
Mrs Anua Schultz. for $1,000, rec blk
1888 o 1855, L A City, Brooklyn tct, lot /
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.

Union ave, bd by Sth st, by Vernon
ave, by 9th st, W by Union ave, &C OF
above subject to mortgage, rec bk " - -
p 42l, *H u
26S. So Cal Ins Coin City of L A,
mort init Ord's s, lot bl SS,
Mort int in Ord's S. lot and W 5 1t OF :.
lot bl IS, rec bk n p S04, Al
Mary II and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18

331. In A Guy III Hlscoch
Smiths 1st add, lot 20,
In Hiscock & Smiths 1st add, lot 26,
In HiscOck & Smiths 1st add, lot 81,
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot 80,
In Hiscock & Smiths 1st add, lot Sc.
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot So,
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot IS,
In Hiscock & Smiths LIST add, lot 81,
In Hiscock / SSmith's LIST ado, lot 104,
In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add. being
sub of Platt Place, lot 81,
In,Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being
sub of lot 80,
In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being
sub OF Pratt Place, lot 43,
In Hiscock & Smiths I'd add, being
| sub of Pratt Place, lot A,
In Hiscock g. Smiths I'd add, being
sub of Pratt Place, lot 40, :,
In Hjscock & Smiths I'd add, being
| sub of Pratt Place, lot 46,
333. Tyler, o Elm City, mort INT
| In Morris Vineyard tct. lot bl d. rec IN
| blk Ill p 140. c..v r.
int in Davis sub of lot 1,bl IS II lBoyle
aver lots 10 and II, rec In Ok lS9 oy,
s35. Wilcox, H H-LA City, in Ord's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS.


WITH cos,
bi IS, s II
In Pomona City. mortgage int in W 10
IT of lot bl 65.
Santa Monica City, lot 9 blk 90, and per
195. Merritt, Mrs E--pasadena City.
Mosher tct, lot rs, z
A Minds sub of lot bl C, p tct, lot
A Minds sub of lot bl G, P tct, lot
A Minds sub of lot 5 bl C, P tct, lot
| z, rec in bk 116, 23S, IL
1877. Shoup. Jacob G-Pasadena City,
mortgage int in Shoup's add to olive
Lot 2s, rec in bk s7,p5s. 4
200. Ellis, James-L City, mtge int
in Bellevue Terrace tct, frac lot II bl
252. Turner. J < and HI A City,in
Walker tct, lot AZ. and per prop. 2S
2O3. Verhoeven, John-L A City, ,mtge
int in L Homestead tct, lot bl 2. rec
2o4. Jensen, Christian-L A City, ,mtge
int in Keefer tct, lot 10. rec blk 1872 p 1s0. A
2O5. Official de guy. Jean-L A City,
mtg int in Regina tct. lot IL,
Regina tct, lot 49, rec in blk 1856, p 17s. 4
2v7. Clark, Mrs WI A Citv, mtg
int in Shafer's sub of lot bl 80, 8, lot
bl g. Shafer's sub II 70 # of lot 10 bl
&, rec in bk n. p 4a7.
208. Shaw. Mary Ell A City, mtg int
in Maple ave tct, lot IA, rec in bk =, :,
21O Corker, Mrs Aurelia Il A City,
mtge int in Beaudry tct, M of lot 4 bl 1,
rec in bk 115, p 1856, 15
211. Mcintosh, w G-L A City, mtge
int in Q " Childs 200 lot to-, part Of lots
and 13 bl IS, beginning 100 It Q of Sc cor
of st Julian st and 18th st, running
50x15O ft, rec in blk 96. p 324, u
2l2. Bronsdon, Mrs Al City,
South K Porter tct, lot S4, 2
South u Porter tct, lot SO, 2
213. Major, Leonard Al AZ City, mtge
int in Wright's sub of Sisters of Charity
tct lot 90 bl l, rec in bk 112 p &C. 3.
214. Nelson, Al City, Morris
Vineyard tct, lot bl B. and poll tax, &c
Dis. Morgan, G WI A City, mgte int
in lot Ca 80 on side Upper Main st, rum
ming back to New High st bd by
Lewis Sloss, 8 by Morrell & Hance, rec
infbk. 100 p 359, 95
zig. Dickinson, Albert WI A City,
mgte int in Mott tct ne 20 # of lot 13 bl
K, Mott tct, sw 20 # of lot IA bl X. rec in
bk 9S p 1853, 21
217. Barton, Percival-L A City, mtge
int in Roster tct, lot 6 bl A, t.
Roster tct, lot bl A. rec in bk 1901
1863, 4:
2is. Sinclair, Roscoe I'll A City, in
Fort Hill tct, lot 5bl l. and per prop, 81
2l9 Howard, Geo Al A City, mort
int in Mills tct, lot l, rec in bk SO p "a, 10
Kinney, Benen WI City, mort int
in Mills tct, lot /, 7
Mort int in Mills tct, lot ., rec in bk 81
p..279, 5:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.

Also in Pomona, 81 lot bl i79, s ac.. -
and per prOp oW
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