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San Diego Advertisements, Wm. H. Corder & Go. SOAP WORKS, SAJSf DIEGO, NElK MANASSE'S LUMBER TAED. Highest Price Paid For Wool, Hides. Sheepskins and Tallow. 36tf SMITH & CRAIGUE, -i "Wliolcsalc Icalcrs IN THINE WINES, ri LTGUORS. and CIGARS. CORKER OF 4TH AND K STS., SAN DIEGO, (ltf) Steincr & Klstuber -Wholesale and Retail Dealers In GENERAI. MERCHANDISE Also, a Large Assortment ef Liauors, Hardware, Always on hand, and Everything in their line at lowest market prices. Bay Legal Tenders and Govern ment Youunera. Corner of Seventh and I streets, San Die- go California. oulli" Ttrcs o isr, AHIZONA CITY AND 8 AN DIEGO TBI - WEEKLY TTJKTLj LINE! T WO HORSE COACHES jSg Tnncnn ArOrT'' -VfZZ-ETC Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings ; Depart at4 p. m. on Tues days, Thursdays & Saturdays, Until Farther Notice. Time to San Diego, Fire Days. This will enable the traveling public to reach San Francisco m .bldm jjaxb, Fare to Arizona City 550 ' San Diego, (in gold coin or its equiv alent,) W A spring wagon -will leave Maricopa Wells every Thursday morning, connect ing: at Phenix "with Grant's line for Wick- enborg and Prescott MOORE S CARR, Proprietors. J. W. Hopkins, Agent, Tucson. "Connecting at Arizona City with J. G. Capron's line of stages to San Diego. DON'T L0SE HONEY! BUT TOUR TIN AND BRASS Ware and Stoves at the shop or the Undersigned, in Allen's Block, Tucson, where Every Description OF.... Tm and Sheet-Iron Ware is sold at Remarkably Low Prices for Cash. Orders solicited and promptly filled on Terms to suit the times. DAVIS fc KELSON. NB. CONNECTED WITHqv the above establishment, is Jjj&g? i special department for the Xtepair and Cleaning OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, "Etc.. jEtc. All work warranted as represented. 2-itf New Goods and Low Prices AT H. Lesinsky & Co.'s , Cor. Main and Congress streets, TUCSON, A. T. Constantly receiving General Merchandise and liadlos Fancy Goods and FAMILT SUPPLIES. "Siease examine our Stock and Prices. au5-tf BLANK DECLARATORT STATE ments, for Pre-Emptors, for sale at the CULzcq offioe. Sent by mail for cash. THE CITIZEN. TUCSON, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA, Saturday, - July 13, 1872 MR. WASSON'S JOTTINGS. Kind Word for the SteamerPer. sonals E,ost letter and Observa. tions In Consequence Railway, Horticultural and Other Matters. San Diego, California, July lS. According to the programme, arrived here yesterday per the Orizaba, .Being intensely disgusted -with, my trip up on the Orirlamme, "which is seaworthy steamer, but on that oc casion offensive becauso of its un cleanly condition, noted the fact ; now it is but just to remark that the voyage on tho Orizaba has been pleasant and in no manner offensive for want of attention generally to ship or passengers Among -thoso on board for Arizona, were H. C. Hooker, E. B. and E. E. Kirkland, and ThomaB Bray. It af fords mo great pleasure to note the return of Mr. Hooker to Arizona Ho is too well and favorably known throughout tho Territory to neod any introduction by me, and I havo no doubt but tho army will hail his dis ponsation of beef and mutton with pleasure. In this business, I'm sure he has always stood number one with all honest and just men and officers who served at Arizona posts where ho fur nished beef in tho past. Ho goes there by this evening's stago to take a largo share in the contract for the fiscal year just begun, and will doubtless so perform his work as to meet with gen eral approbation. Tho Messers. Kirkland are intelli gent young men from Hannibal, Mo., and Mr. Brey a trusted employee of Mr. Hooker, By one of thoso mysterious twists of the postal wrists or something akin, a letter written at Los Angeles on my eastern journey, and principally de voted to San Diego and surroundings, must have miscarried, at least it did not appear in The Citizen, and hehco what follows. At that time, about May 12, San Diego was not as jubilant as now. Tho news of tho amended Toxas Pacific railway bill had but fairly reached here. Several years of alternate hope, doubt and dis appointment had schooled the peoplo hero not to be wildly elated over the passage of a law which gave two years to construct ten miles of road from their town, with such an ex pressed preference to build all from the eastern terminus. A prood manv were about weary of jubilees on mere hope based upon flexible statutes The most enthusiastic San Diegan was oinparatively moderato in future es timates. But since then, railway prospects seem to be assuming reali ties. Jngineors are here and at work. They have rooms in tho Horton House, but aro fitting others oyer the Bank ot ban Diego, livery move they make smacks ot business. I am in formed that unlike former ones, these ay good com for all articles and ac- commoaanons tnoy need, and ore neither seeking advice nor subsidies but are going right on from day to day in practical labor. I saw a statement by Mr. Eeno, tho advanced field en ginoer, stating that ho had advanced far enough into the mountains to as certain that tho much dreaded tunnel and heavy grades would be wholly avoided. No tunnel is necessary, tho curves aro not sharp, and tho grade will not exceed bO and perhaps not 75 feet per mile at that point. So far tho engineers havo gdt aionir, a much better route than was expected is obtained. About tho 20 th instant, President Scott, Chief Engineer Dodge, Director Harris and other high officials of the road aro duo here. "What effect thoir visit may havo on tho work is of course mere conjecture, so far as I know, but judging from little indications, I would not bo sur prised if it would result in bringing somo iron horses hero beioro another twelvemonth passes. Iho Julian mines back in tho mountains somo sixty miles, aro evi dently permanont sources of wealth, and tributary to this town. When here before, I had somo figures given to me, snowing then srradual improve ment, and also facts which seemed to remove all doubts refrn.rrHnrr t.hflir worth.. Every month brings its bars I oi. goia to market trom them, and thoi bars get bigger and more numerous, Such evidences admit of no dispute. and 1 believe it about equally indis putable that the paying ledges are increasing in size and number. My conversations have been with those la miliar with the mines as well as those whose knowledge consists in seeing them and their products. Doubtless other mines of gold and silver will be discovered in these mountains, and our San Diego friends should bestir themsolveB on tho matter of mauufac turing mining machinery. It may bo a little early, but if all said bo true, it is not much. To reap the full benefit of her mines, San Diego must not allow the supplies to bo simply passed over her wharves on to wagons for them, but grow and make the sup plies, and thus increase her productive population and retain tho gold dug out or her mountains among her peo pie. Other needed machinery could bo manufactured with that for mining, Baw material can easily bo brought hero, and labor should bo iust cheap as elsewhere. These arid hills m the background and plateau upon which tho town rosts, aro not sterile, as several gar- dons amply testify. I to-day specially noticed the great variety of trees bear ing fruit, tho flowers and ornamental shrubbery in the grounds of Mr. T. L, Nesmith. I was surprised to see the very young peach, apple, pear, apn cot, fig and other trees, as well as grape vines, loaded with fruit far ad vanced in growth. Mr. Nesinith has only been two years making this fine showing of fruit and shrubbery and flowers. Asido from the beauty they give his residence, they havo an actual valuo of a most appreciative charac ter. His orange, lemon, nut and other trees aro growing finely, and must ere long mako his home one of groat value as well as attraction. Water and well directed labor are tho essentials mako not only these parched hills but our Arizona hills and plains produo tive and beautiful. Fruits and nuts can bo raised to an extent of profit by water ironi wells with windmills It is quite certain many men make moro money by cultivating the right things on five or ten acres, than others do on their hundreds in grain. The stago is about ready to leave and so I must proparo for tho ride to Tucson, and if any moro jottings are made, they 11 bo strung out in edi torials. J. W. TERRITORIAL CHARTERS. Congress has so construed, by the following Act passed.t tho recent ses sion, tho powers givon under bection 1 of tho Act of March 2, 18C2 that tho Legislature can by general in corporation Act permit persons to as sociato for almost any purpose : An Act amendatory of an Act ap proved March 2, 1S67, entitled "An Act amendatory of 'An Act to pro vide a temporary government for tho Territory of Montana, approved May 2G, 1864." Bo it enacted by tho Senate and House of Bopresentatives of the United States of America in Congress as3ombled, That tho first section of an Act approved March 2, 1867, entitled 'An Act amendatory ot 'An Act to pro vide a temporary government for tho Territory of Montana, approved May G, 1804, so far as relates to incorpora tions whioh havo been, or which may hereafter be, created and organized for the business of mining, manufactur ing, or other industrial pursuits, or the construction or operation of rail roads, wagon-roads, irrigating ditches, and the colonization and improvement of lands in connection therewith, or for colleges, seminaries churches li braries, or any benevolent, charitable, or scientific association, and for all rightful subjects of legislation con sistent with tho Constitution of tho United States, under the general in corporation laws of any Territory of tho United btates, shall bo construed as having authorized, and as authoriz ing tho legislative assemblies of tho Territories of the United States, by general incorporation Acts, to associate together as bodies corporate lor pur poses above named. The President Right. Washington, July 5. Tho Presi dent received the Apacho delegation to-day. He expressed his sympathy with their aspirations, and promised them all tho aid in his power if they would keep vie peace. Mo recommended their settlement in tho Indian Terri tory as tho best means of accomplish ing their wishes, San Diego Union, July G. The Mineh in printing Miss. Saf- ford's letter on educational matters in Arizona says : Tho interest that lady has taken in our schools and the welfare of the children, is enough to gain for her the respect and esteem of all Arizonaus. j a. 8rxvi3uuraa ' Tucson, A. T. San Francisco, Cal E. N. FISH & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ....SEALERS IN General Merchandise TUCSON". . . .AEIZONA. 0 TXavc constantly on hand a large and AJLweii seiectca stocis oi DEY GOODS, DEY GOODS, DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES BOOTS & SHOES BOOTS & SHOES GBOGEEIES & PROVISIONS GROCERIES & PROVISIONS TOBACCO TOBACCO CIGARS CIGARS HARDWARE HARDWARE And the choicest description of LIQUORS, WINES, dc., LIQUORS, WINES, tie, October 14, 1870. 1-M NOTICE I TO THE PUBLIC -o- XTTE very respectfully announce to the T T Public, and especially T o Travelers, That we now have at CAMP BOWIE A complete stock ot DEY GOODS, CLOTHNG, DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, DEY-GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, &1I BOOTS & SHOES, BOOTS & SHOES, BOOTS & SHOES, GEOCEEIES & PEOVISIONS GEOCEEIES & PEOVISIONS, GEOCEEIE S & PE OVISIONS, GEOCEEIES & PEOVISIONS, MINERS' TOOLS. which we offer at the lowest rates tho such goods can be bought at in the Ter ritory, g We would especially call tho attention of Prospecting Parties and Emigrants, and the people ot Kaiiston uity, tnat we will SELL AT LOWEE BATES Than they can buy the same on the Rio Grande, or in Tucson, and save them tho peat cost of transportatson from either of fST'Give us a cail and vou will be eatia- nea wiin Doxn gooas ana prices. DBUG STORE. TTAVING ENLARGED AND RE- I I fitted my salesroom, and increased my stock ot DRUGS AND MEDICINES, would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods and prices, at Tho Sign of the Mortar, On Congress street, at my old stand. ESffWill give prompt attention to com pounding physicians prescriptions, and all orders from the town and surrounding ountry. Tucson, Itarch 10. nuIO-U E. X. Tian. Tucson Postal Directory. t3$ Office open from 8 a. m. to" p. m. cxotifS on Sundays, when it will be open from 9 to 10 a. m. nntil farther notice. Mails West Close at 'p. m. and depart at 4 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days. Mails East Depart Sundays, Tuesdays osd Thursdays at 'J a.m. Mails North Buck-board on Mondays cmtd horseback on Thursdays. Hails for Tubac and Sonora Depart Monday at 8a.m. Military- General George Urook, Ticenty-third In fantry, Commanding. STAFF. Captain A. D7. Xickerson. Ticentv-tMrd. Infantry, A. D. C. it A. A. A. Gen'l. Second Lieutenant m. J. Moss, Twcnty Jirst Infantry, Aide-de-Camp. Second Lieidenant John G. Bourke, Third Cavalry, Aide-de- Camp. Major J. J. Dana, (Quartermaster. Major A. W. Evans, Third Cavalry. Act ing Chief Commissary of Subsistence. Surgeon E. I. Bailey, Medical Director. Major Charles J. Sprague, Fay Department, Chief Paymaster. THE CITIZEN JOB - esrsuPERioR Facilities for 3?r I riling XLL KINDS OF LEGAL BLANKS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, PROGRAMMES, BILL-HEADS, POSTERS, CARDS, ENVELOPS, LETTER-HEADS, nmTATIONS-, TICKETS, ETC., CHEAPLY, Neatly and. to Order KSPMilitary posts supplied with bleaks of every description, as Vouchers, Quar termaster's Receipts, &c. &c. Orders from any post, station, minme camp, where there is a mail or express, e- spectfully solicited. Maricopa Wells Station, O N THE SOUTHERN OVEJR- land Mail Route, 185 miles east of Arizona City and Fort Yuma; 100 miles west of Tucson, ot) from Camp ATcDoiccU, and 30 from Phenix, Stilt Ricer Valley OFFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTS To the Traveling Public. Accommodations consist of Good Board and Lodeinjr. a Store, wherein is kept goods of every kind; a good Corral, plenty oi good hay, gram ana waier. iuso me largest Wagon and Blacksmith Shops on the entire road, where good wjorkmen an always ready to shoe aniiaalo, make Itnu repair wagons, etc. Prices of everytmng, reasonaDic. JAS. A. MOORE, L. W. CARR 3Iaricopa Wells, A. T. Proprietors, mnfo-tf DONKOILY'S ALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. c Great Reduction Only 816 per Gross, in 20 Gross .Lots. Use the best and the cheapest Powder ever offered to the public. Ho one can make good Dread wimoui Donnolly's Yeast Powder. Twenty-five gross of pure white Yeast Powder made every day. H or sale by all fcrrocers. Factory, 121 Front Street, San Fbanoibco. D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. tSf Everv one uses Donnolly's Cream Tartar and Donnolly's Soda and Salerato. BUUHttn