Arizona citizen. [volume], September 20, 1873, Image 3

About Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880

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Tailor Shop.
mAlLORING, CLEANING,
A AND REPAIRING
cone to order by
JOE FERRIN & CO,
Opposite Ncwcass' Restaurant.
Tucson, Sept. Is, 1873. lm
S-xecutor's Notice.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
the undersigned executrix of tho ea
tato of Bernabo Robles, deceased, to th
crouitors of, and all persons having claims
against said estate, to exhibit the same
w tn the necessary vouchers, within fi
months from tho date hereof, to the under
Signed or at Tally, Ochoa & Oo.'s. in Tuo
-son, Arizona.
JOSEFA HOMO DE ROBLES,
Executrix.
Tucson, A. T., Sept., 8, 183. 4t
Probate Hotice.
"ftJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J 11. b. Storena and E. Ochoa. execu
tors of tho estate of Abraham Lyon, do
ceased, have rendered and presented for
eewement and hied their final account
administration of sain estate. .1 th
Tuesday the 30th day of September, A. D
1S73, at 10 o'clock a. m , has been dul
apruuted for the settlement of said ac
cu.it, at which timo any person interested
3 -: esiaio may appear and file his ex
ceptions in wriring to the said account and
contest tno same.
Dited at Tucson, A. T., Sept. 11, 1873
WILLIAM J. osnnmv.
Prohato J u dge'and ex-officio
8t- Clerk Probate Court.
Probate Kotice-
1TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
I3L ct tfaiaol Hon, doceased.
Probate Court, county of Pima, Territory
Notice is hereby given, that Francisco
S. Leon having Sled in this Court his
petition, praying for letters of Admini
iration upon tie Estate of Rafael Ron
ueccasod, the hearing of the same has
been fixed by this Court for Monday, the
--u im oopiumuer, iota, at iu o ciock, a
cn., paid day of tho July termofsai
t-ou-t. at tho Court room of the Probaf
Voun, in tho town of Tucson, in said
County of Pima, and all persons interested
in sam estate, are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any they have
why the suid petition should not bo granted
Tl t .1 i T O.-i in M T
xuicu ui mobuijj oepi. 1 J, A. U., lO0.
WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Probato Judge
and oxofficio Clerk Probate Court.
Bept. 13, td.
Z3btice.
A NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM-
ing the following described property
seized in tho town of Tucson, on the 5th
day of September, 183, for a violation o
the U. S. Revenue Laws, must come for
ward within eight days from date of this
ootice, enter their claim and filo tho re
anircd bond for tho samo according to Sec,
12 of on Act of Congress of the United
fctotes, dated July 18, 1566, termed an
t to Provent Smuggling andfor other
inrroFcs.
Failing to appear within tho timo speci
fled and complying with the above require
aents, said property will bo sold at public
auction at tho Custom House in Tucson, at
2 o clock, p. in., on tho 13th day of Sep
tembor, mi. &aia proporty consists
One Horso and One Saddle, Ono Pair of
Jxen and Uno (Jart.
JOHN W. HOPKINS, Deputy Colleotor
U. b. Custom House, xucson, A. T.
September 5, 1873. 21
Notice.
A NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM
jfE. ing tho following described goods
seized m lucHon on tue atn day of Soptem
ber, 18(3, for a violation of tho V S. Fev
cnua Laws, must come forward within
twenty days from the date of this notice,
nc . :.ir claim and file tho required bond
lor tno same, according to section 12 of an
Act of Congross of the United States, dated
July 18, 1866, tormed an Act to Prevent
Smuggling and for other purposes.
Failing to appear within the time spoci
fed and complying with tho above require
znents, said property will be sold at public
auction at the Custom House in Tucson,
A. T , at 2 o'clock on Thursday tho 25th
of September, 1873. Said property con
sists ot live (o) (JasKs ol jaoscai, contain
ng One Hundred (100) Gallons, more or
les-
JOHN W. HOPKINS, Deputy Collector.
S Custom House, Tucson, A. T.
September 5, 1873, 3t
Summons.
IN THE JUDICIAL COURT OF ). J.E
nix Precinct, count j ol Maricopa Tor
rit of Arizona.
Herman Schlosscr, plaintiff, against
Thomas jttcuauiey, aetendant.
ihe Territory of Arizona sends greeting
to Thomas .ucuauley, ot f henix Precinct,
county of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona,
defendant.
Ye a are hereby summoned to appear
befr- me at my oflicc in Phenix, in tLt
county of Maricopa, in an action brouh
against j ou by the above named plaintiff,
ond answer the complaint in said action,
on lie in my oflicc, within forty days (ex
clusive of the day of service,) after th,
service un you of this summons.
The Eaid action is brought to recover
frcm you the sum of seventy -nine dollars,
?ut pon an account for services, and
:u r , uandise sold upon an express con
tra the direct payment of money.
Ar 1 j ju are further notiiled that if you
fail .pear and aiswer said complaint
e-d u Titill will take judgment against
joa i'ji th said amount of seventj-nine
olkre together with costs and damap-s.
! the sheriff or any constable of said
f v y of Maricopa, greeting: inakc legal
r o ana due return hereof.
I a under my hand this 23d day of
A -i i t. A. D., 18TC.
M. P. GRIFFIN,
w-x -p of the Peace o.1 said Precinct.
THE CITIZEN.
Tucson. Saturday, : : Sept. 20, 1873
LOCAL 31ATTERS.
We noticed somo excellent saw-logs
broucht from tho ban t-atanna pinery by
Mr. Leon and others. J ames Leo also has
the first installment of 20,000 foot ho is
hauling in.
Dr. Smith, of the Fifth Cavalry at Camp
Lowell, is meeting with great success in
tho treatment ot horso diseases. His una
nients are making him a great favorite in
this community.
A GoverSsient sale of damaged com
missary stores and a few horses took place
at the quartermaster's on Thursday of
tmsweeK. lucre was quite lively som
petition in bidding and lair sales were
inaae.
The Papaeoes are again returnine to
their winter quarters on the eastern side
ot iucson. Ihey leave as retrularly
the spring and return in the fall as do the
Dims go to northern climes in the sum
mer and return to the south in the winter,
Preparations are now being made for
going to the least at Magdaiena, and
every one who can raise the means is ex
pected to go. A large number go with
ox teams, and about fifty such expect to
start on Monday. The least commences
October 4.
Ox the 13th of September Oscar Hut-
ton, mounted Inspector of Customs,
seized from one Manuel Alviso eight gal
lons of mescal, which he was engaged in
selling to the Indians. A warrant lias
been issued lor nis arrest, and if round
guilty, it is to be hoped he will suffer the
extreme penalty of the law.
The Board of Trustees havo rented a
building of Samuel Hughes for a school
house. There will be two largo school
rooms, ono for boys and the other for girls,
and an additional room for the teachers.
It is expected to have everything in readi
ness to open a school on tho first Monday
in October.
On Monday, a Mexican in the employ of
A. (j.bcott, at the halt-way house between
Tucson and Camp Lowell, took advantage
of his absence and stole two horses and
considerable movable property and started
for Souora. On Tuesday evening Samuel
Raglan and a Mexican went in pursuit
with a warrant for his ariest, out not
getting any trace, did not go beyond Tu-
oac. w c near oi considerable other stock
being stolen at different points.
H. S. Stevens has torn down an old
building at the corner of Ott and Main
streets, and is erecting a substantial one
in its stead. Leopoldo Corillo is erecting
a new building on Messilla street, near
Ma-r JiTit- Jc La' c;i7ji'i:'''l tV.'r
store to as to iLciiidi. tLe corner o. Main
and Messilla streets, -which adds muc t
Its hcadty and convenience. A builuiii
Is going up on the corner of Convent and
McCormick streets. These improvements ,
show strong faith in the future of Tucson
Ltect. Boi'hkk was heartily welcomed
in Tuo.-cn after an absence of six:etn
months. He is a favorite with tho people
here. Amid all the ups and downs he has
always stood by and with tho people, and
now that brighter days are dawning we do
not forget thoso who were with us in our
deepest adversity. It is probable that no
officer in the service has scouted so exten
sively over Arizona as Lieut. Bourko, and
wherever he has been ho has honorably
discharged his duty.
'Ye were out at Camp Lowell "Wednes
day and found about forty men. citizens
and soldiers, employed putting a roof on
the commanding officer's buildincnnd the
guard-house. These buildings are well
constructed as far as they have erone.
Gen. Carr ana ilaj. it urey are much em
barrassed in prosecuting the work, by not
having any means to work with. They I
have not even transportation i-.nd
curie until thev v.r- Litter supplied, but
little progress can DC hoped lor. In ex
ploring the country a few days since for
the purpose or jaymc on a military re
serve, they aiBCOverea a lew miles north
of the post a heautuul little lake of nure
water, miett witu nsu
The Independence of Mexico was cele-
Drated by the Mexican population in Tuc
son in a becomine: manner on Tuesday.
16th inst. There was no general order of
exercises, hut impromptu speeches were
made, houses were illuminated, rockets
were hred, and every one seemed pleased
that he had a country to rejoice over. We
are pleased to see anyone look with attec
tion to the country that gave them birth,
and whilo poor Mexico has had a hard
struggle for existence and so far has done
very little to elevate and educate her peo
ple, tho present enlightened President
Is probahlv the wisest and best ruler thev
have ever had, and if the people will sus
tain him in his efforts to educate the
masses, and develop industry, Mexico
will make rapid strides, and those who
"will celebrate her Independence in tho fu
ture, win nave more to be proud of and
thankful for, than now.
Personal,. E. N. Fish arrivnd rm Sat
urday from Camp Grant,
E. D. Wood arrived nn thn frnm
San Francisco.
H. C. Hookfir nnrt "W. T? "FMlino-a of.
rived on Sundnv. thp. formnr frnm hie not.
tie ranch and the latter from Phenix.
Gov. Safford nml .Tiiflfrn Tit.ua nrrivnfl nn
Monday from quite an extended trip in
the eastern rmrt. nf th Tnrritnrx- w
pleased to see that Judtre Titns looks
much improved in health. j
iiieut. ISOnrlro nf fin,', n..r.v rr
and Thomas Ew'ing arrived on Tuesday
from Prescott.
James Douirlas nnrl TTnmm Arrlen l.n,.o
been in town this week from the Cienega.
T. M. Yerkes nncl T. V. Whit", wpnt f n
the Patagonia Mountains this week to
survey some mining claims preparatory
to applying for oatent.
Labkin W. Caer, of tho firm of Mooro
& Carr, wo understand, has disposed of his
interest in the firm and gono to California.
Ho is an enterprising business man, and
hi3 many friends in tho Territory will bo
pleased to learn that ho intends to aoturn
to Arizona to live.
September 19, Gov. Safford ap
pointed Budd Smith. Commissioner of
Deeds, to reside at Euroka, California.
Placer and Q,uajtz Mining on tho
Francisco River.
J. J. Holbroolc and Mr. Maxwell
camo into Camp Grant a few days
since from the Francisco river.
This river is located in tho eastern
part of this Territory and empties
into tho Gila about fifty miles above
Pueblo Yieio.
The above gentlemen report about
fifty miners in that vicinity; one
company is digging a tail-race on
ono of tho bars of the river prepara
tory to sluce washing. A ditch ha3
been surveyed with a view of taking
the water on to the extensive gravel
banks found along tho river, but it is
found that it will require a ditch
about fifteen miles in length to ac
complish the object. The expense of
constructing this ditch 13 beyond the
means of those who are there, but
many express a willingness to work
on tho ditch lor their board, and
trust for pay until the ditch is com
pleted and payment can be made
from the proceeds.
Mr. Maxwell had one piece of gold
worth 3 25 ; and Mr. Holbrook had
an average prospect taken from a ra
vine some distanco back from the river
that weighed eight cents to the pan
of dirt. These gentlemen are of the
opinion that it is useless for miners to
go to this section unless a sufficient
capital can be raised to tako out a
ditch, for without it the mines will
not pay. Such was the opinion of
Gov. Safford, who prospected this
country over a year ago.
Laozmsky & Co. are successfully
smelting copper in this district, and a
few days ago loaded twenty-one
teams with copper, about 150 tons.
These copper mines are said to be of
the richest kind.
E. Goulding has a store at the
mines and keeps on hand a good min
ers assortment, and sells Hour at 10
per 100 lbs., bacon 40 cents, and sugar
the same.
it is thf intention or to
start an express to Ralston in a few
days.
A farmine: settlement has been
,
commenced
in a beautiful valley oa
the Gila above the mouth of the
Francisco.
Lt. "W. E. Dovb, iu charge of the
troops constructing the telegraph from
Yuma, compliments us with the fol
lowing dispatch.
Jamul, Sept. 8. 5:30 p. m. Tho
construction party of the San Diego
and Arizona Military Telegraph line
has reached a point two miles east of
tho old adobe building in Jamul Val-l.-y
f'nrv-threo miles east of San
Bipgo. I'ii. jjiirtv is buii ling tLe line
at the rate of three m'lji a flay. The
soldiers aro working spivs 3Mly and
enioyins country life. Connection
witQ San Diego being complete, the
una will be tested at o p. m. each
day.
TUCSON FEED STABLE,
South side Court-house Plaza, Tucson.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID
to the Feed Business. Stock boarded
as desired by patrons. In connection with
tho Stablo I will run a two horse coach to
Camp Iiowell twice a day.
Timo of departure 7 a. m. and 4 p.m. Care
given to carrying express matter. Com
fortablo conveyances used.
B. D. FAIRBANKS, Proprietor.
May 2i, 1873.
S. W. CEAIGUE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IK
17INE WINES,
LIQUORS,
and CIGARS.
BRICK BTJILDINQ,
CORNER OF 4TH AND K STS.,
SAN DTEGO.
C. T. HAXDEN.
S. G. FLOURNOT.
C. T. HAYDEIT & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Every "Variety
OF
TVX ERCHANDISE
MAIN STREET,
TncsON,
AitizoN-...
C. H. LORD. I TV. VT. "WILLIAMS.
I0BD & WILLIAMS.
A
RE NOW OPENING AND
OFFERING FOR SAK.E
Ono of the largest and most complete as
sortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever before brought to the country.
To Cash Buyers they Extend the
Most Flattering Inducements.
Their stock ot
DEY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
GEOOBBIES,
PBOVISIONS,
WOODENWAEE.
WILLOW -WARE,
HABDWAEE,
CBOCKEEY,
DEUGS & MEDICINES
PEEFUMEEY,
SUTLEE'S GOODS,
And in fact of all that comprises a first
ciass store, s all that can be de
sired to seleet from by
close cash buyers.
They Defy Competition and are Be
ternuncd to give Entire
Satisfaction.
Having full faith in the country.- thev
mean to stay by it until the dav of n-en-
citti iuuHeoauu.il oome. wnen an can re
joice together in its peace and prosperity.
Drop in and examine our stock.
riMchange sold on all parts of the world.
Telegraphic transfers made with any
eec1 ;on of the eonntrv.
A few more of those "Don't mention
them" left. Cal auick if needed.
Established in 1865.
NICH. dicltard,
San Francisco.
j TO. B1CHABD,
1 Sanford, A. T.
W. BICHAED & CO.,
SANFORD,
Pima County, Arizona Territory,
JQEAXiERS IN GENE R A li
MERCHANDISE,
.And keep always on hand
A Complete Stock of Every Article
Required by Merchants, Farmers, Hotels,
Saloons, Station-keepers, Miners,
Mechanics and Families.
Our Goods are Selected Especially
for tho Trade of Arizona,
All of which we wiU sell cheap for cash
or exchange for
WHEAT, BAELEY,
mra a -vrri . -tt nnrtT
Also Proprietors of the -
PIONEER FLOURING MILLS,
Sanpobd, Pima County, Ak T.
Wc Manufacture the finest and hest
quality of Flour in the Territory, which
we will supply to the trade and citizens
at LOWEST CASH PRICE in 100 B. and
50 lb. sacks. Quality guaranteed. Lib
eral allowance to the trade.
Orders solicited for.
FLOUR, CORNMEAL,
PINOLA SEM1T1LLA,
GRAHAM FLOUR
AND BRAN
W, BICiBLAitOi OO.
E. N. F;sh
Tucson, A. T.
S. SlLVEBBSiJC,
can Franciscc
JE. N. FISH & CO.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
aENERAL MERCHANDISE,
TUCSON, A. T.,
Arb constantly receiving large at
plete assortment of foods, M
consisting of
GHOGESJES & PXCYTSIOWS
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
FANCY GOODS and
STATIONERY,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE and
CUTLERY,
LEATHER,
HARNESS,
FARMING TOOLS and
GRAIN SACKS,
And the choicest hrands ol
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS,.
AND CIGARS.
All of which we offer at unprecedentedly
LOW PRICES
FOR CASH.
Give ns a call and he convinced that our
goods are of the hest quality and as cheap
can oe uuugui, 01 any nouse in the
Territory.
PINE LUMBER and SHINGLES forsale.
BARLEY and CORN,
J In any quantity, at lowest possible rates