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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
Help Wanted.

A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY-I made A $534 .oo the last six weeks selling Dish Wash CTS, and was sick part of the time. I don't tee why others do not go into the Dish Washer busi- ness. No canvassing. Sold all my Washers a home. Perfect satisfaction. Every one sold sells another. Every family wants one Twill make 8 900 this year easy. can wash and dry our dishes in two minutes. Any one make ss to SIP day. For circulars write to Iron City Dish Washer Go. $ Highland Ave F. E. Pittsburg Pa.
 May I9IsS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11

THERE is talk Of forming a historical society in Tucson and we thing it should be done. To say the least Tucson is among the very oldest settlements in the United States and has done her full share towards making the history ct the country. But as each year goes by this history is irreyocable lost and material
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
TqKn 2 GOOD LIVER ! QkD d MEDICINE

and that, because the liver has every thing tJ do with the blood. If the liver is sluggish the system is ologged, the blood becomes impure, and the whole body suffers. Every medicine reoom- mended for the blood is supposed to work on the liver. Then get at once the "KING OF LIVER MEDICINES"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
NOTICE.
Office of Frank r. Bacon,
 2o6 Sansome St, Room I-.l San Francisco, California, Nov. 30, 1894.

2o6 Sansome St, Room I-.l
 San Francisco, California, Nov. 30, 1894.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30, 1894. To ALL WHOM IT MAY ConScERN-
 WE, the undersigned owners of the "BEL- MONT MINE" having leased the mining prop erty known as the' BELMONT MINE;' also the 'BELMoNT MILL SITE" l" to MessTs. Sebring; DO HEREBY NOTIFY all miners, laborers mill men, or any others performing work in, on or sbout said land; or material men furnishin material for said mining property or mill site, That neither the mine nor the mine site own- CTS will be responsible for any such labor or material furnished to the said F. M Sebring or their agents, or anyone whatsoever.
 BACON LAND & LOAN co,
 By F. r. BACON, ELLA ETA B.SoULE, President.
 Executrix. ELLA ETA B. SoULE, F. P. BACON, Ex. Sec'y. CARRIE J. BAco Ex. 2-I95-I VT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11

Los ANGELES poker players are in the soup over the use or the kitty. Under B recent city ordinance it wae decided that the little puss must be left out of the fascinating game of draw and much trouble is being experienced in conse- oUeDce
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
Bicycle Riders,

Go to l.. Zsckendorf's for the celebrat- ed l.. A. w. genuine kangaroo bicycle shoe at S2.50 per pair. Iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11

It does its work well, and tones up the whole system. Itis" Better than Pills, ," and can be had in liquid or powder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
F1n THE BL0OD

gust now everybody is thinking about y taking something for the blood.
 A Spring medicine as we speak of it. And it's good thing to to, but you want to get the proper medicine. If you consult yOur physician he will tell you to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
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CUTECU2A WORKS WONDERS, and is cures of IOrgar;ng, c:snsur;ng, humiiatiig hii- IGOrS are the most wonderful ever recorded Sold throughout the world. Price CUTfcURA, soc; SOAP, : C.; RESOLvENT S1. POTTER DRJG AND CHEM COsP Sole P-oprietors, E >tOn.
 "How .o Cure livery skil Disease, free.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-02-23

on what is known as Aultman Hill.
Just below and adjoining the Ault-
man on the north is the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

mepts have been made ID the stree;s and when the work is completed the diGe . ence between the old town and the new will be widely drawn. The committee ID charge ara deserving of much com mendation for their gooi work, but in thls commend8tIon the public spirit of our citizens must not be overlooked Although business was quiet ard money scarce they went courag on uith thelr improvements and many had their curb'pg in and sidewalks improved long before the street graders reached tho block. That other citizens will be equally as enterprising and ''keep ahead of the graders" is sincerely to be hoped. If the necessary curbing is in by the time the graders reach the place it not only lessens the expense of the city but also of the property holders themselves. There is money in complying with the law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

were nim damned into ball game that Was as fu!l Of sap as board bill, but he boys arc Gl right. There was lit- tie falling If in their usual horse sense when they accepted the cbalienge, but in the last threo suns they have learned much. The wind hss gone cut from under tbeig has Gld the civil service rules Of six meu!hs territorial residence aas aga'n beea tackled on tue wall There nlli bs no more music in the tree tops but hard work on the ground floor with their willows. The boys are all right. they have better knowledge Of the English language than they did week ago, and they still have thoughts unuttered or expressed. but the cricket and the grasshopper gill be slow movers to the Tucson boys when they again en- ter the field. The boys are nil right, they know more than they did a little while ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

WELL, the Tucson boys have been beaten at their own gGme-base ball, but we question much if the deal hes been professionally 8 square one. We do not say this with any intention of fault finding with the so called Thomas team. They caught the Tucson b0ys mapping, wrung in & cold deck and IL went through. The composition Of the Thomas team is not local but is said to be made up for tine occasion, and to con tain more than one professional. That the management of the Thomas team has no confidence in his ability To hold it together is evidenced by his refusal to make good a proffered wager that they would again play the Tucson team in thirty days from date and would put up a Sl00 as forfeit. This they finally declined to do notwithstanding that many boasts had been made in such di- rection. That the team IS practically unacquainted with one another was somewhat ludicurOusly shown by one of the players being unable to give the name of his pitcher when asked for #. It is furthermore said that one Of the Thomas team is a professional from El Paso, and is here under an assumed name. We do not Say that these thIn s are so, but certain it is that they are current street talk. We further say for them that the team as it now stands IS an excellent one. They play 8 good game and are gentlemGnly and active young men, but they do say they are catch team for the occasion, made up of picked men from four or five teams, and all of them not exactly territorial. If we are wrong in our premises we will gladly make the correction. The present contest proves nothing ID the way of the amDionship of the territory. That IS held by the Tucson team and whenever that prize is to be con- tended for it will be under written Rrti- cles of agreement to the effect that the members Of the contending teams ara Arizona men-th8t ls they shall have been in the territory at least six TsoDths prior to the date Of contest. This gtipu- lation will bar outsiders ard confine the issue to territorial teams where cf right is belongs. Now ws Gn not want to be considered as fault finding with the team for we are not. The Tucson team accepted the challenge without limits tion or reserve. The Thomas team was under no restrictions as to its ccmpos:- tion, Timbuctoo or [! Paso it was all the same to them and If they caught the Tucson boys mapping the latter shouid have no kick coming aGd We believe they have none. The game was conducted squaFely ard the two teams stood on their respective merits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
WIND WHEELS.

\ few iragE e. tGTy reports Of occa- sional work done by wind wheels were received, some of which l will mention merely to show what they accomplish.
 h Texas a wheel 12 feet ID diameter raised fIom 5O,OO0 to 1C0,0O0 gallons of water per month to a height of % feet. h Wi, consin wheel 10 feet in diameter raised J0 barrels cf water per day to height of 50 feet. In Iowa g. 10-foot wheel raised water 40 feet in sufficient quantity for 300 cattle. A l6 foot wheel ln Missouri has ground % bushels of corn In one hour. A 10 foot wheel in Nebraska raises, I,000 gallons of water per day to a height of 70 feet.
 A case deserving more notice IS one reported by r. II. James of Cortland, Neb. lie used a wheel To feet in diane ter for pumping water distance of l3U feet through 2-inch pipe. Most cf the avaiiabls wind was used. On one day loo barrels acre pumped in eleven hours. The interesting feature is the record kept of water pumped for over d year, which is us follows: January. l,t0O 6a7rele; February, 1,500; March 2,C00; April. 2,JoO; May, 2,500; June 2.5O0; July, 2.5OG; August, 2,5G0; Sep tember. 2,50O; October, 1000; November 2,OO0; December, 1,5U0. How much could have been pumped had all the wind been utilized it is impossible to say, but the pumping of 25,OOO barrels jn years time is certainly practical demonstration ot the usefulness of these wheels. It is to be hoped that the wished for rex2eTimeHtsl work will soon bs done, so that the amount of available wind power, or rather, the work t5st can be accomplished by using wind as 8 motor, cen be determined for any region of the Urited States for which we have wind observaticns.-From ''The Wind as a Motive Power in the United States , by Frank Waldo, Ph D., ID the Septeu- Der Review of Reviews.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

Mrs. ". 0. DRvis returned from Cal
 foFnia few days since. She brorqht
 her young granddaughter with her. She
 will probably remain here during the inter.
 Sheriff Bob Paul is in from the cCal boring camp near Solomonvil.e. tie reports progress slew. They ara however certain of striking coal if they
 can once get through the oyeriying boulders in the valley.
 There was @ case of frilless drunk be- | fore the city recorder today. The usual serdict of S6 or six days was most affab,y
 pronounced by the justice, who Rener- | Ously added, as pilon, one Of his most bepinSnant smiles. The latter fetched
 the coin and the man was discharged. A diptheria case on north Main street was brought to the attention of the
 health officers yesterday, who at once ordered the house quarantined By such measures. which have been en- | forced throughout the entire summer, | the disease has been locally restricted | and but few cases have appeared in ,he | own. One Mexican family lest three | ;hIidIeD and another one. There were | DO deaths among Americans.
 Hon. Ben HeDey Is back home from | Arapsss Pase. He is exceedingly enthu- siastic over the future pTospec' of that lace. The great work that ia being Tor o to deepen the channel iEto AraSsas | Pass bay has, even at this early stage, ent property bounding upwards, aud loubled vslues. He reports the place 2s among the most charming Cn the Texas coast h temperature a happy ! medium is re- cled aud both summer 1 md winter are delightful.
 Miss Lizzie Wndman met with quite I painful accident a few days ago aL { Chaparral, ard one which will coufine ler to her rom for some tiIGe. She and Miss Gertrude Hughes were out driving when one oi the horses stumbled and fell, br4akiDg ore of the hold back straps on the neck yoke, when the other her commenced kicking. Miss Hughes jumped out and escaped uuiniured, while Miss Wiidman remained in her seat until the buggy was upset, throw u2 her out and dielocsIing her knee jolnt. She WIS brought :a town and is getting along very nicely .-JOurC; Miner.
 Mrs F. E. Davis, of San Miguel, Cal. says: ''l um trying ID a measure to re pay the manufacturers of Ch2mberlGln's Cough Remedy for the great good their remedy has done me. For years I wes A constant sufferer from weak lungs and bronchial asthma My res: at uight was Gisturbsi y s hackicg cough, so that | felt miserable the greater part Oi the tine. Many remedies recommended y friends wers tried, none Cf hich proved suitable to my Case. l did no: xperlence any beneh ial results until began taking Cham berlain's Cough Re-
 nedy. After two bottles of ,he large
 size have been used I am pleased to
 state. my health is better than 1t hss
 been fer years. The soreGess has left
 my lungs and chest and I can breathe
 easily. It has done me so much goOG
 that ! wG Gil who are suffering from
 iGrg tr0Ut!es, IS l was, tO give it
 trial" For sale by Fred. Feishman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

ACCORDING to 8 New York despatch an Anglo syndicate has been formed with Kuhn. Loeb 0 Co.,, bankers as the American representatives, ard the Rothschilds Exploration company es the English members, for the purpose Of combining the interests of European and American copper producers. The project has in view tbe acquisition Cf the Ansconda copper mine in Montana. It Is said that the concern will be trans formed into limited company with Q capital stock of S3O,CO0,000in S25 shares. It is alse reported apparently on good authority, that the syndicate will take 3CO.OOO shares at S30 each, provided the report of the well-krOwn expert, Hamil- ton Smith. confirms the understood value of the mine. The bargain must be consummated at thelstest by October 10th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

THE Tucson Military band IS cnttiug 3 wide swathe in the musical affections Of Sothern California. Everywhere the boys are being we'll treated and gwen 8 glorious time, and everywhere they aTe complImented on their skill and sbilit! as musicians. They played Gt Coltoo, Los Angeles and Santa Monica, ana from the latter place were to go to Riverside and thence to San BeTnardinO, where they will be the young lions of the hour. That the band will aequIt itself we'll and prove Q credit to inc old town there is no reason to doubt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
AInEr tha CnInradn.

A. Casares who has the lease on the Red Cloud mine near Norton's. intends to put a large force Rt V ork on the mine. as soon as cool weather comes. The mlue has been one of Arizona's best producers of silver. Prospectors are already securing the hills and canons between Eureka and the Red Cloud.
 The placer miners are getting ready to begin work at Los Trigos, south of Ehrenb berg and at the cid La Paz, dig gings in Arizona.
 The fact that Judge c. B. Richards, one of the wealthy smelter owners of San Diego, have become interested iD the Silver King and Double Standard mines, having Ter, copper ard sold, in the White Gold Basin, at PioGcho, promises to open neT era in the future of all the mines along the Colorado, bearing smelling ores. As the Arizona side has Castle Dome, Eureka, and pi yer districts, with their scores of good mines and rich prospects, It will resp the benefits of this most i'm portGnt move. JuuSS h'cHhTOS VIII bocn NlslI and look over the regions referred tC, and decide cs to where the new con- pany wil erect their reduction worke. He is now is San Francisco locking over machineF for the plant winch will be of the most complete, improved and modern kind. Western Arizona will reap the benefits to be derived from this new move.
 The probabilities are now that the new reduction works will te built near to P.cacho, when the company will put on their own steamer, so Gs to handle the rich smelling ores Of both sides of the river to the best advantage and at the lowest possible expense.
 YUMA, Ariz., Sept. 14, 1899 A. l. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

TIE Cockleburrs have fni!ed to get @ hearing from the president on tfeir schedule Of grievances and are mad ehough to chew their own ears. Gener- ally they concede that the game is up, and none beyond a few of the ultra blooded see a silver lining to the cloud. The result is to be general feet wash ing in the party. That the water may be little hot for some is conceded, but they are no longer masters of the si5ua- tion, and the lump in the throat must be swallowed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON-
 GRESS.

The annual session of tie National Irrigation congress will convene at All buquprque tomorrow. The meeting promises to bs a lalge and i'm portgnt one. Strong delegations have been ap- pointed from all Of the states and terri torres within the arid region, and a capable and intiuential membership ie thus assured. Many important ques- tions will come before the congress for discussion and much useful information cannot but oe disseminated among the people as a result of its deliberations.
 The most extensive arrangements have been made in Albuquerque for the entert.iumert of the convention and by the territorial Immigration commission for showing to is members and attend ant visitors the resources and progress of New Mexico. The territorial fair will be in progress during the session of the congress ard promiees to be the finest aa1 IGcgest display of New Mex. ico products ever hGi in the territory. Af-er tie adjournment of the congress exclsioas wllI he given through the R;o Gra2Ge and Pecos valleys, taking in Santa Fe, Las Cruses, Ei Paso, Pecos C.ty. Ejdy and Roswell, and also to Phosn;y, Ar'z3na. where she splendid Salt ricer valley can De seen. No such opportunity to visit the southwest was evsr before offered.
 All the railroads entericG New Mexi- co. the Santa Fe, the Rio Grarde, the So,hera Pacific, the Atlantic & Pacific, and the Peco7 Valley have made epeaisi rates, and vii assist in rendering the congress end the excursion 8 success.- Denver Daily NeEs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
The Goose tkat Laid Golden Eggs

Ought not to have been elaln. Her fate was wholly unmerited. She was a most useful fowl. There are lots Of bi- peds Of our race who don't know half as much as she did. Conspicuous for their folly among this class ara the peo- pie who persistently dose themselves with violent drugs, which either have a tendency to aggravRte the complaints they are claimed to cure, or else to cause a most per5Icious disturbance of tbe system. Among intelligent physicians the use of drastic" or violent medicines has passed away with other fallacies like blistering and bleeding. The Doctor Sangrados are an extinct race, happily for mankind. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters is the best possible substitute for drugs in malsriai, dyspepsia or bilious cases, and when the kidneys or bladder are inactive, or where there is q tendency to rheumatism. IL is also an unequal led tonic and medicinal stimulant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
SiS exzra,k Nnficl.

Ail property owners who have pot compiled wua the GEFl notices pest C upon their property in the city of Tuc~ son are hereby notified tnst tbe city authorit es Fl. IS allowed by lsw, is, al z;.ie ,u.ss8 ia front Gf all property. uii1 nhic! Gasl c:ice has becn prstsc wittin -cn day ffoH date, ard al such :rs,- s@slI i5-' B iie up2a aGy and ali property as Yas article VII, se@;i 2. charter ct ;he ci of Tucson. Proper y o&c.r ra on v. yer street are r,q1esteC t. uCmple;e sidewalks ,s soon a- pc ble, ss the woIk cf grading said street vi!i commence On CT about Seps. Ia, 1885.
 By order Of h strees commissioner,
 CHAs T COX&ELL,
 Ciy Clerk Sept r, 1895. 25
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

THE nearer we approach 1896 the greater is the interest in the probable action of tho democratic and republican parties upon the silver question. Silver republicans, whether in the eaet or in the west, should express themselves very emphatically in regard to what they think the party platform should contain upo1 this subject. They ehould demand that the convention adopt a plank definitely committing the party to the unrestricted and independent coin age of silver. Unless the republican party does this it will be unable 10 ee- cure the silver vote of the far vest, and without that vote it might fail to cleo; it's csn 1idates.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

TuE present city council, through IS street committee, of which Hon F. c. Schumacher is chairman, has done a world of good to the city in the way of Improvements md at far less cost than was anticipated at the outset of their work. This important fact has been and is still dce largely 10 tie prompt and ready response Of our citizens in
 complying with the requirements under the lgw. The result is that within the pact few moDtba BtuPenduous improve
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
Sept. r, IS9j.
Save Assessment on E:iuss.

The new law requires annual wosl cn every location or r@locatioD. To-, is saved by obtalnirg U. s. Pgieot.
 Five hundred dollars worth of work Cl improveus eu IS on cue mine, or sca'tarao over a group of adjoining mines, ! sufficient tO ensure U. S. Paient any number oi mines so grouped, or c a single mine. Further InfCrmatiO cheerfully given by letter or personally Terms of survey reasonable Apply CT Wrlte t0, LEWIS " OLFI.fY, Civil and Mining Engineer aud U. s
 Mineral Deputy Surveyor, Tucson,
 Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21
Seekers for ROmes,

Who wish 10 start ever again n some locality where good land is plentiful and climate is favorable. should post them selves relative to the irrigated districts oi Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico szd Arizons, the dirt cheap farms of Okla homa, and the fruit tracts m southern Texas.
 To find out the facts, address, E. s. Burdict, No. 5l3 Guaranty Lean Bldg, Minneapolis, MInD., or J. k. Frost, Land Com missioner, TOpe ka, Kas.
 Ard the SInta Fs is she best line to almost every part of the Great South west.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

So FAR as the public interest Of the town is concerned 1t rena,r7 dark mystery to the majority Of our ,i'izsne. Each ore is engrozsed in his own i'm mediate business Und has neither tme nor thought for the general welfare cf his surroundings. MGtters Of import ance affecting the to"n are continually coming forward, and which demand ths united action Of our citizens, but roIe is taken
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

AN exchange reprcduces a picture of Miss Consueio Vsndebilt, and in the matter of her reported engagement to the young duke of Marlborough innc- gently asks, twill she marry him p Will a democrat take whiskey or duck water could be asked with a more doubt ful measure of an affirmative answer. No we'll brought up and heavily dower- ed American girl ever yet refused an i'm pecunious foreigner with handle to his name.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

WINTER services will soon racommence. the doors of the churches again opened and the struggling sheep will be gather ed together in their respective folds. Into these folds may the erring Cock leburrs be driven. The peFverse crea- lures have strayed far down the road that leads below. To induce them 10 turn while the trail is yet broad is the wish of every true Montezuma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

PRoF. RILEY one of the best known entomologists in the world and for many years at the head of the department Of Cgrlcuture in Washington. was thrown from bicycle and killed, in Washington Saturday last. Prof. Riley was still in the flower of his usefulness and his sudden death will be deplored by scien- tific men the earth over.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

Arizona Lodge No. l, A. o. U. ". at their meeting will have d large attend ance for the consideration of important matters.
 Sheriff Arthur W ght is not likely to be short on boys. Mrs. Wight present. ed him with the second oue last Satur- day. The yuungster came into the world two mouths ahead of time, weigh ed fl pounds, and Is lively and in good health. Two boys in ten months beats the record, even in the valley. Bulletin.
 The chronic gumbler still lives, but there are less cases of chronic indiges- tlon and dyspepsia than formerly. The fact is sn many people in the past have taken Simmons Liver Regulator that they are now cured of these ills. And great multitude are now taking Sim- mons Liver Regulator for the same troubles and they'll soon be cured. Ut is the best medicine."-Mrs. E. Raine, Baltimore, Md.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

CoL. l.. F. EGGERs-ex of Arizona made the opening address of welcome at San Bernsrdino the other day. It is evident that the San Bernar3iuans 60 not know the gallant colonel quite as well as do some of his ArlzoD8 compat- riots