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CITIZEN
TUCSON, PIMA COUNTY, A. T., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1875.
No. 18.
Vol. V.
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Business advertisements at Reduced
Hat.es. Office Northwest corner Main ami
Congress streets.
AOITORIZE AOKNTS KOK THE CITIZEN t
- -V- IT o II,. nnn-silnulpr jit. PrPSCOtt. has
Tn k Óitizkn for sale, and has aut hority to
ret-e.ive una rereipt. ior hioim-j Uht -.
I. P. Fisher, 20 and 21 New Merchants'
Exchange, is our authorized Agent " iln
francisco.
rv-hheider, Gricrson & Co Arizona City.
K. Irvine & Co..... Phenix.
WASSON & BROWN, Proprietor.
J. C. HANDY, M. D.
Y:csos, ARIZONA.
Cokkkk r Chcrou and Convent.
R. A. WILBUR, M. D.
Tieso - - - - - Arizona.
Office: Cok. Stonb a no Convent Stb.
TRXO. F. WHITE,
civil engineer ani surveyor.
Tieputy Surveyor of Mineral Lands,
Tucson, Arlzoua. 50-tf
. HUGH FARLEY,
TTOWNBT AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
TUCSON , AKIZ.'KA.
Office on Congress Street.
COLES BASHFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Tccsos Arizona.
Will pructice in all the Courts of the
Territory. ltf
o. f. Mccarty,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW'j-
Practices in all the Couitsof the Territory.
- Office: flist door east telegraph office,
3'ucson. Dec. 19, 1S74. 11-tf
' WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
VOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER,
Xpecial assistance Riven in obtaining pa
ents for Mining and Preemption claims.
Office north side Congress street, Tucson,
Arizona.
McCAFFRY & CLARK,
ATTORN BY S AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Partners In all business except wherein
the United States is a party.
Jas. E. McCaftry United States District
Attorney for Arizona.
Office on Congress stree t, Ttcson. 11-tf
DR. F. O. BARSTOW,
MECHANICAL AND EUKG1CAL DENTIST,
Is prepared to Insert all kinds oí Artificial
Teeth. Also to treat and fill teeth in the
best possible manner.
Office corner of Meyers 6treet and Maid
en Lane. Jan. 23, 1875. 16-3m
BRIGGS GOODRICH.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
Will practice in all the Territorial Courts
and before the local land "offices in the
'Territory.
Office on corner Congress and Meyers Sts.
O. W. STREETER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Tucson, Arizona,
Will practice in the Supreme and District
Courts of the Territory and in all the De
partments at Washington; secure Bounty
Land Warrants lor old soldiers; also back
pay of any description that may be due to
California Volunteers andas Special
agent of (he Pension Bureau, will secure
pensions for all entitled to them. Oct3-tf
PATO & KELSON,
Congress Street, Tucson,
' JI
A2ÍUFACTUREKS
and
TEALERS
XJ
IN
TIN, BRASS AND SHEET IRON WARE ;
Also STOVES of the BEST patterns.
EVERY DESCRIPTION
OK
Tin, Sheet-Iron Ware and Stoves Is sold
un terms to suit the times.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
Connected with the above establishment
i a special department for the
REPAIR AND CLEANING
OF
WATCnES, CLOCKS, Etc., Etc. j
. STENCIL WORK solicited and executed
to suit customers.
All work warrants as represented.
EIGHTH LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Twenty-skventu Day, January 30. Met
as per adjournment. All present. Fi
minee (-oinniiLt.ee reported a substitute for
bill relating to insurance companies. Mr.
Davis introduced a bill granting leave of
absence to J. II. Marion, treasurer of Ya
vapai county, which passed under suspen
sion ol the rules by a In II ana unanimous
vote. Hill relating to terms and their du
ration, ol the district courts, was amended
and ordered engrossed. Recess taken till
2 p. m.
Afternoon session. All present. "Finance
committee reported in luvorof laying on
the table, the bill to promote the uolding
of fairs. Judiciary committee reported
favorably with amendments the bill rel
ative to sale or spirituous liquors, wines.
etc.,; and favorably with a number of
amendments, the bill to amend chapter
Eleven, relating to civil cases ; and in
favor of the indefinite postponement of
bills, viz: lo amend chapter 57 ot Com
piled Laws; in 'relation to number and
duration of terms of district courts in the
several counties during each year; to re
peal ee. 2:1. chapter 57, Compiled Laws
allowing judges to allow pay for services
not otherwise authorized by larr ; and
House bill Lo amend chapter 48 of Com
piled Laws relating to proceedings in civil
cases. Dill to enable Arizona lo become
an exhibitor at the Centennial in lS7t, was
passed by vote of live ayes and the nays of
Messrs Brady, DeLong, Zeckeiidorf and
Mr. President, i. Adjourned.
Twenty-ninth Day, Feb. 1. Met as per
adjournment. All present. Mr. liar
grave presented remonstrance signed by
twenty-three persons a t ' Wickenberg,
against addition ot that place' to Maricopa
county, lielerred to Maricopa and Yava
pai delegations. Judiciary committee re
ported lavornbly upon bill to prescribe fees
in court oí' justices of the peace, which
thereafter passed by 9 ayes; also made
favorable reort with amendments on bill
lo create office of phonographic reporter,
which was thereafter considered in com
mittee of the whole, amendments made
and pussage then" recommended, and
Council adopted the amendments and
ordered the bill engrossed. Mr. Brady for
committee on education, reported for in
definite postponement ol the compulsory
education bill. Yavapai delegation re
ported against further action on petition
or citizens of Chino valley, asking that a
certain iortioii of the public school fund
be set apart for a private school. Mr.
Woolsey introduced bill to define bound
aries ol Maricopa county, which was read
twice and referred lo Maricopa and Yava
pai delegations. Bill to encourage hold
ing fairs was indefinitely postponed by
eight ayes and the nay of Mr. Zeckeiidorf.
House bill making probate judges elective
was indefinitely postponed. Recess taken
till 2 p.m.
Afternoon session. All present but Mr.
Zeckendorf. Mill relating to insurance
companies passed by eight ayes Mr. Zeck
eudorl being absent bul soon after came in.
Bill to auieud chapter eleven relating lo
proceedings in criminal cases, was ordered
engrossed as amended. Bill relating to
retail sale of spirituous, and other liquors
was passed by six" ayes and I he nays of
Messrs Campbell, Redondo and Mr. Presi
dent 3. Bill amending section three of
chapter fifty-seven of Compiled Laws, was
indefinitely postponed, and the same ac
tion was liad on bill relating to number
and duration of terms of district couits.
Adjourned.
Thirtieth Day, Feb. 2. Met as - per ad-
Jouiiimeiit. All present. Bill repealing
sec 2, cuapter at , ordered engrossed. Air.
Davis introduced a hill to provide lor care
of indigent persons. Mr. Redondo intro
duced three bills, viz : Concerning inter
preters; lor protection of illegitimate
children; and for transcribing records of
Yuma county all three being afterwards
read twice and properly reterred. Mr. De
Long introduced a bill to regulate and
license gaming houses. This bill was
thereafter read twice and referred to special
committee consisting of Messrs Davis, Re
doudo, Stevens, Zeckendorf and Mr. Presi
dent. Bill creating office of phonographic
reporter passed by nine ayes. Compulso
ry education bill came up, and Mr. Brady's
motion to indefinitely postpone it, was
lost by four ayes and the nays of Messrs
Davis. DeLong, Hargrave, Stevens and
Zeckendorf 5. It was amended so as to
take effect September 1, 1Mb, and then
passed by five ayes and the nays of Messrs
Brady, Campbell, Redondo and Mr. Presi
dent 1. Committee's adverse report of
yesterday on petition regarding school
fuud by citizens of Chino valley, was ac
cepted. Message was received from the
Governor announcing his approval of Pi
nal county bill and also one repealing
chapter 18, creating offi.;e of Territorial re
porter. Recess taken till 2 p. m.
Afternoon session. All present but
Messrs Davis and Zeckendorf who came
in during the session. Mr. Campbell for
lavapai and Maricopa delegations report'
ed favorably on bill to define the bound-
ariesot Maricopa county, wnicu was passed
by nine ayes. Bill to locate capital at
Prescott came up, and Mr. Zeckendorfs
motion to strike out i'rescott and insert
Tres Alamos, was lost by five rays and
the ayes of Messrs Brady, DeLong and
Zeckendorf. Bill was then passed under
suspension of the rules by five ayes and
the nays of Messrs Brady, DeLong, Re
dondo and Zeckendorf 4. Mr. Hargrave
then moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill passed, and also to indefi
nitely postponelhe motion lo reconsider
which latter carried. iouse oi.i amend
ing chapter 48, was read and made special
order for to-morrow at 11 a. in. Adjourned.
Thirty-first Day, Feb. 3. Met as per
adjournment. All present. Mr. DeLong
introduced bill to amend pection 20, chap
ter 67, Compiled Laws, and Mr. Brady one
establishing salaries of officers of Pinal
county, and was afterwards passed by
unanimous vote of 9 ayes. Council insist
ed upon its amendments to bill relating
to adjutant-general. Committee on Terri
torial afiairs report favorably bill lor care
of indigent persons which passed by 9 ayes,
and with amendments bill to protect ille
gitimate children, amendments adopted
and bill 'ordered engrossed. Judiciary
committee reported lor indefinite post
ponement of bill to separate collector and
assessor's offices from that of sheriff, and
it was so disposed ol ; without recommen
dation, bill relating to interpreters, which
afterwards passe by nine ayes ; and for
indefinite postponement of hill to trans
cribe records or Yuma comity. Mr. ite
dnudo called for the ayes and nays on the
adoption of this report and there were six
ayes and the nays of Messrs Davis, Re
dondo and Mr. President. Bill increasing
salary of judges passed by six ayes and
the navs of Messrs Brady, DeLong and
Zeckendorf 3. House biil repealing act
creating othce of mtorney-g'-nerni was
passed by six ayes and the nays of Messrs
Davis. Hargrave and Mr. Presideut.
House bill amending chapter forty-eight
relating to proceedings in civil cases pass
ed byVight ayes ami 1 hp nay of Mr. Har
grave. Itegisiry oiu reierieu iu jumi turn
mitlee on judiciary and elections. Recess
taken till 2 p. m.
Afternoon session. All present Several
committees reported on bills, and in ac
cordance with recommendation of com
mittee on Territorial affairs, the bill relat
ing to gaining houses was indefinitely
postponed. Bill to amend chapter eleven
relating to criminal cases, was amended
and oidercd engrossed. Adjourned.
Thirty-second Day, Feb. 4. Met as per
adjournment. All present, judiciary
committee reported favorably on bill
amending section 29 of chapter57, Com
piled Laws, and was -ordered engrossed.
Mr. Hargrave introduced a bill relating to
jurors, manner of selection, etc., which
was read once arid 50 copies ordered print
ed. Mr. Campbell from joint committee
of both Houses to revise revenue laws, re
ported a bill had been introduced in the
House as the result of (he work assigned.
Special committee on House registry bill
reported it favorably with a few amend
ments, which was thereafter passed by
eight ayes and the nay of Mr. DeLong.
Mr. DeLong introduced a bill concerning
the Territorial auditor, and Mr. Brady one
relating to transaction of business in dis
trict coiirts, which was read twice and re
ferred to judiciary committee. Bill amend
ing chapter eleven regarding proceedings
in civil cases passed by eight ayes Mr.
Bradv not voting. Bill for protection of
illegitimate children tabled by five ayes
and the nays of Messrs Davis, Hargrave,
!(.! on do and Stevens. 4. Mr. Zecken
dorfs motion to reconsider vote just taken
was indefinitely postponed on nis own
motion. Territorial auditor bill read twice
hiiI referred to judiciary committee.
Council blil relating to probate Judges
passed by six ayes and ttie nays oí aicssrs
Davis. Redondo and. Mr. President. Re
cess taken to 2 p.m.
f!ernoon session. All present. Mr.
Hargrave introduced bill fixing salary of
probate judges, which was read and passed
lindar misnension of the rules by 9 ayes,
and bv same vote, passea House bill grant
ing absence to treasurer of Pima county;
also passed House concurrent resolution
to effect that no hills be Introduced alter
the Sill instant. House bill providing for
incorporation and management of rail
ways madespecial order for 10 a. m. to
morrow, and Council bill relating to dis
tribution and application of school fund
made special order for 2 p. ni. to-morrow.
Adjourned.
Tiiv. Veh. R. Met as oer
adjournment. All present. Judiciary com
mittee reported favorably on bills relating
to Territorial auditor, and concerning
tmncnMinn Af iiuliihil husi ness. and both
passed unanimously. Mr Hargrave Intro
duced bill to regulate assessment of dam
ages In certain cases which was read twice
and referred to committee on agriculture.
Mr. Davis Introduced bill to amend act
creat ing office of district attorneys, which
was read twice and referred to judiciarv
t t,o it Kraiiv intrrxliiei(l n hill
concerning school fund of Pinal county.
which was read twice anu reicrreu iojiiui
ciary committees. Bill introduced by Mr.
Davis this day regarding ueraing o sneep,
,ni, .-o.wl imini niul referred to iudieiarv
and agricultural committees. Special or
der for consideration oi railway incorpora
tion bill, was oeierreu mi ooy jj. iu., iu
which time a recess was taken.
Afternoon session. All present but Messrs
DeLong, Hargrave and Redondo, who
came in under a call of the House. Bill
for incorporation and managemeniofran
rniidK was indefinitely nostponed by 6even
ayes and t he nays of Messrs Campbell and
Stevens 2. Mr. DeLong introduced bill to
amend chapter twenty-two, relating to re
movals from office, which was passed by
unanimous vote under suspension of the
rules. Mr. Bradv introduced bill to amend
chapter ten relating to rnmes anu punish
ments, wnicn was reau twice uiiu inciicu
to judiciary committee. House bill fixing
percentage to be paid county treasurers
read twice and referred to finance commit
tee : and House bill to appropriate S300out
of school fund, to Sisters of St. Joseph was
read and referred to judiciary and finance
committees. Bill relaiing to distribution
and application of school lund was amend
ed and made special order for next Mon
day at 2 p. m. Adjourned.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Twenty-seventh Day, January 30. Met
as per adjournment. All present. Mr.
Head for committee on incorporations re
ported , favorably with amendments bill
for incorporation and management of rail
way companies; amendments adopted
and bill ordered engrossed. Mr. Wood for
committee on education reported unfavor
ably oh requested changes in school law
by citizens of Maricopa county. In ac
cordance with reporto!" judiciary commit
tee, bill amending the general incorpora
tion act, was indefinitely postponed. Reg
istry hill was made special order for next
Tuesaay. Bill increasing the pay (by 8G00
per year) of the judges of the supreme
court, was amended and ordered engross
ed. Message from Governor relating to
pardons granted and reasons therefor was
read. The Citizen published these
items from time to time as they trans
pired. Ed. Council bill making probate
judges elective was read and laid on th'e
table. Council bill relating to taxation of
mines read twice and referred to commit
tee on mines. Council bill to locate the
capital at Yuma, was taken up on amend
ments offered yesterday. Mr. Purdy with
drew his motion for committee to report
to-morrow morning, and Mr. Bishl'ord
withdrew his to refer to special committee
of Maricopa delegation. Mr. Purdy's mo
tion to reier to Yuma delegation was lost.
Mr. Wood moved to strike out Yuma and
Yuma county and insert Prescott. Yava
pai county, pending which. House ad
journed, .
Twenty-ninth Pay, Feb. 1. Met as j
per adjournment. All. present. Mr, Head I
gave reasons for his action on bill fixing
salaries of county treasurers. After favor
able report by committeeon mines, Coun
cil hill to tax net proceeds of ruines passed
by 17 ayes and the nay of Mr..Onry. Goiiiir
cil bill relating to lawful fetuses and tres
passes was favorably reported, without
amendment, by special committee of Y'u
ma and Mohave delegations,, and passed
bv 17 ayes and the nay ol Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery introduocd bill lo add
Wickenburg and Smith's mill, now In
Yavapai, to Maricopa county. Bill in
creasing pay of judges passed, by 12 ayes
and the nays of Messrs Dwhman,. Elias,
Griffin, Mon'gomery, Riekmun a.n d
Stevens. Council bill to grant leave of
absence to treasurer of Yavapai county
read three times and passed undersuspen
sion of the rules by 17 ayes and the nay of
.Mr. juoener. liiu to jocaie capuat m x U'
mil i'Minp tin on Mr. W.Ood'i. aiot ion.t.l
sert Prescott instead of Yuma. Mr. Oury
moved to further amend by inserting Phe
nix, on which latter motion the vote stood
13 ayes and the nays of Messrs Goldberg,
Kefley, Montgomery, Rickman and Wood
5. Pending action on Mr. Wood'samend
ment, on .motion of Mr. Basnlosd, ad
journed. Thirtieth Day, February 2. Met as
ner adiournmcnt. All Drcseut. Mr
Moellcr introduced bill granting leave of
absence to R. N. Leaiherwood, treuturcr
Pima county. Bill to add Wickenburg
and Smith s mill to Maricopa county wus
read twice and referred to Tavapai and
Maricopa delegations. Bill to enable Ari
zona to become an exhibitor in lSlfi, was
read second time and referred to commit
tee on ways and means, which committee,
by Mr. Head, reported It favorably in the
alternoou session, and the bill then paus
ed by 13 ayes and the rays ot Messrs.
Elias, Giiffin, Montgomery, Riskniun and
Stevens 5. CouucLl bill relating to elec
tion of probate judges was taken from
the table, read second time and referred
to committee on elections. Council.cap
ital bill came up on Mj. Wood previous
motion to insert Prescott instead of Yu
ma, upon which the vote etood U and !),
t hose vuiing for beinfr itessrs. Bashford,
Brooke, Head, Mueller, Oury, O'Neil,
Purdy, Richards and Mr. Speaker. The
bill was then put on its final passage (for
Yuma) and 'the, vote stood six to twelve,
the Ayes being- Messrs. Moeller, Oury,
O'Neil, Richards, Wood und Mr. Speaker.
The reiristrv bill then passed by 15 ayes
and the nays of Messrs. Bashford, Mont
gomery and O'Neil. Recess taken tilia
p. m.
Afternoon 6es6ion. : All present but
Messrs. Elias and Wood who came in late
in the session. Mr. Oury for Yavapai and
Maricopa delegations reported for indefi
nite postponement of bill to add certain
portions of Yavapai to Maricopa county.
and the house afterwards adopted the re
port. Further but incomplete action was
taken on council bill making probate
judges elective. Council bill to en ate
office of phonographic reporter was in
definitely postponed. Adjourned.
Thihtv-pihst Day. Feb. & Met as per
adjournment. All present. Ways and
means committee, per air. iemi,. repui icu
idVCrseiy on Dill UXing saiarn: ui i-uumjr
rasuréis nnri it WA4 indetinitelv post
poned. Committee on elections reported
some amendments as to time of election,
to probate jude bill, and it passed in the
afternoon by 11 ayes and the nays of
f,.cc. P.il.rvrri Moidler O'Neil. Pnrdv.
Richards, Wood' and Mr. Speaker J4r.
A - .! 1 iinminlltoo t ("1 PTnm.
ine Territorial auditor's and treasurer's 1
books and papers reported that an exam
ination showed " everything pertaining to
i ih tiunnfflfioicnlkfaMnrv nnd correct."
Mr. Head introduced bill regulating per
centage to be paid county treasurers. Mr.
O'Neil introduced' a bill for relief and
benefit ot the Sisters of St. Joseph Acad
emy in Tucson. Mr. Oury introduced
uní reta'.ing to oincc oi me cicriv i iu
c.inr.mii nnrt rlictrift í-íllllt ftlltllOrizlll!
judges to order at a certain expense office
ana lurniiure inereior, uuu icnumug
boards supervisors to pay the bill. Sever- j
ai council nuis were- reau anu appropri
ately referred. Bill relating to incorpora
tion and management of railways passed
by 13 ayes and the nays of Messrs. Drach
nian, Elias, Giiffin, Montgomery and
Rickman 5. Bill granting treasurer Pi
ma county aosence, passeu oy i ujcb uuu
the nav of Mr. Speaker. Council bill de
fiiiing boundaries Maricopa county read
and referred to committee on counties
with Speaker added. Recess to 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session. All present. Com
mittee on education, per Mr. Wood, re
ported favorably on compulsory educa
tion bill which was defeated by eight ayes
and the nays of Messrs. Brooke, Elias
Goldberg, Gnfhn, Head, Montgomery,
Oury, O'Neil, Purdy and Mr. Speaker 10.
Judiciary committee reported favorably
on insurance bill.
Thirty-second Day, Feb. 4. Met as per
adjournment. All present, Mr. MoeKer,
lor bommittee on printing, to whom was
referred Council bill relating to retail sale
of spirituous and other liquors, reported In
favor of it s passage, which wassnbsequent
Iv passed by 12 aves and the nays of Messrs
Brooke, Head, Oury, O'Neil, Purdy and
Mr. Speaker 6. Mr. Purdy of joint com
mittee to revise the revenue laws of the
Territory reported a bill entitled an act to
provide revenue for (he Territory and the
several counties thereof which was read
and referred in afternoon. Mr. Purdy
moved to reconsider the vote by which the
Council compulsory education bill was
lost yesterday, which was carried, and
then the bill passed by 12 ayes and the
nays of Mes rs Brooke, Elias, Head, Oury,
O'Neil and Mr. Speaker 0. Council bill
to locate the Capital. at Prescott was read
second time. Bill appropriating S'JÜÜ to i
Sisters or St. Josephs, in 1 ueson was iosi oy
eight ayes and the nays of Messrs Bash
ford, Draehm'an, Elias,. Head, Kelley,
Moeller, Purdv, Richards, Stevens and
Wood 10 In the afternoon session, this
vote was reconsidered and the bill passed
by 15 ayes and the nays of Mssrs Kelley
and Wood 2. Bill fixing percentage to be
paid county treasurers was passed by 14
ayes and the says ot Messrs Moeller. Oury,
Uiekrnan and Stevens. i. Council bill
relating to insnrae companies passed by
lb ayes and the Bvy of Messrs Oury, Pur
dy and Mr. Speaker. Council bill to pre
scribe fees of Justices of the peace in cer
tain eases passed by 17 ayes and the nay
f Mr. Oury. Recess till 2 p.m.
Afternoon session. Met as per adjourn
ment. All present. Council bill to define
boundaries of Maricopa county, reported
back vorabl-y,.and was passed by eleven
aves and file nays of Messrs Drachman,
Ellas, Goldberg, Griffin, Montgomery.
Rickman and Stevens 7. Council amenil
ments to House registry bill were accepted
by House. Adjourned. -
Thirty-'ehirdDay, Feb. 5. Met as per
adjournment. All present. Mr-jOury in
troduced, bills authorizing loan on faith of
the Territory to build Territorial prison,
and to exempt Maricopa county from the
operations of the compulsory educational
bill. Council bill to establish salaries of
officers of Pinal coaaty, read and made
speciaJrordtir next Monday. Council bills
to amend etiapter eleven, oí proceedings
in criminal cases, and for care of Indigent
persons, and concerning interpreters, all
t hree passed by unatilim3 vote of 9 ayes.
Bill relating to offices of supreme and dis
trict clerks, read and referred to ways and
means committee.. Council bill locating
the Capital at Prescott passed by ten ayes
and the nays of Messrs Drachman, Ellas,
Griffin, Goldberg, Kelley, Montgomery,
Rickman and Stevens 8. Many motions
were made and finally House refused to
reconsider the vote by which the hill had
been passed. During the session, the com
mittee on edncatlon introduced a bill to
establish public schools In Arizona. Ad
journed.
Pickles and Pure Vinegar.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, AT
the Park, Brewery, Tucson lOOO
Galllons of A No. 1 article
,Pum Vie ue gar,
and 500 Gallons oí CUCUMBER PICK
LES in salt or vluegar. lótf
E. D. WOOD,
JJTMOLESALS AND RETAIL
Dealer in
QENERAL ERCHANlifiB,
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Tucsod July 11, 1S74. 40-tf
M. W. STEWART c WARNER BpCK,
ANDREW SLIDER.
8NIDEK, liTJOC fc OO,,
Dealers In all kinds of
JlerchandiM at Camp Grant A.T.,
Consisting of
SUTLER'S SUPPLIES
For Officers, Soldiers and em ploy e about
a military post.
Farmers and Ranchers'
Toots and goods of every kind and qua-,
ity required by theiu.
Drovers and Stock Dealer
Will find our establishment filled with,
articles adapted to their wants,
Miners and Prospectors
Tools nd Supplies and In fact Just such
articles as they must always have, w
keep on hand.
. We-also keep a
Complete Variety of Good?,
Such as Groceries,
Clothing,
Boots,
' Shoes,
Liquors,
Tobaccos,
Farming and Mining Tools,
Cigars, etc, etc.
Camp Grant Is situated convenient '
Pueblo Viejo and other new settlemei
on the Gila; not far from the noted Clifton,
Mines, on the roads Between Camps Bow
ie and Apache, and San Carlos.
Our prices are as low as any dealers und
goods as good as can be purchased in the
best markets. Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
SNIDER, BUCK A CO.
Camp Qrant, Arizona, Oct. 17, 1874. 12-It:
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