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Albert Stein mLD,
Tucson,
A.T.
j,. Zcckcnelorf & Co
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Dealers In
General Merchandise
Here always on hand and
jre continually receiving the
largest and most complete
assortment
-of-DRY
GOODS,
TASCT GOODS, LADIES
osJ GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
DRESS fiOODS,
GEXTS, YOUTHS,-and BOYS'
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
GROCERIES, PROHSIONS,
LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCOS,
HARDWARE,
SIZING ani FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
And a Thousand and One things too Nu
nierousio enumerate.
The Citizen.
FRIDAY.
AUGUST 15, 1879.
Pur-
We have
The Best of Facilities in
chasing Goods,
Bnylnc our Goods DIRECT from Flrat
Hands, and are ahie to
OfferTTnsurpassed Inducements
We especially lavite the
Attention of the "Wholesale
Trade
To examine oor prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Wool and Hides,
And ALL PKODUCTS of the country
Bought.
Highest Price allowed for Gold
and Silver Bullion.
A' Orders Solicited and Promptly Atten
ded to.
L.ZECKENDORF A CO.
Wm. C Davis,
rnSOX. - - - Arizona
Manufacturer of and
Healer in Every Variety ofj
Tinware, Copper and Sheet
Ironware.
Materials for and
sailed Workmen to do all
Kinds of Work Apper
taining to Quartz Mills
and
Smelting Furnaces.
Will not attempt to break a customer
bis flm patronage.
on
H.S.Fitzgerald & Co.
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Terminus S. P. R. R.
and
Yuma' - Arizona.
nsignmcntsTf Freight So
licited. Rcoe H' 8' F CO" T0r"
LOCAL MATTERS.
From "Wednesday's Daily,
Park Hall Rebuilt
It Is now time to again compliment Bobs
Lievin as ine repairs on toe Park Hall an
proach completion. Wo are rather elad
the old roof fell In (Just when R did) for
now jiucflon can oonstot a nail that Is not
exooued mis side orsan Francisco The
tin roof has obviated the necessity of the
centre posts which really spoiled tho Hall
as It was before. The walls have been
built up six feet higher giving tho celling
a height of twenty-four reet. Just below
the celling Is a row of ventilators, ten
feet apart and each three feet long by
eighteen inches deep, which tocetlier
with tho wludows below glvo tho Hall
excellent ventilation. Tho celling !
bright sky-blue spangled with sliver
stars. At tho lower end of tho hall
Mr. Levin has opened a doorway lead
Ing Into two rooms which are to be "for the
accommodation of gentlemen. The first
is a smoking room and the second for re
freshments. Tho rooms adjoining on thoi
upper end of the hal. are to be arranged
for ladles exclusively. This suit consists
or four room suitably furnished for the
accommodation of children and nurse
when ladles tlnd It necessary to bling
them. Mr. Levin also has flvo chande
liers now on the way from San Franclsoo
which cost him S400 there. When the Im
provements are all completed, which will
be about September 1, wo will have a spa
cious and beautiful hall, well adapted to
every variety ofentertainments.
Supervisors' Proceedings,
The Superv.sors mt at 2 p, m., yester
day. Full Board present.
The bond of Fred. G. Hughes as Public
Administrator was approved.
uistrici Attorney Jiugn Farley nnd
Treasurer R. N. Leatberwood made a set'
tlement with the Board on the delinquent
tax list for 1S7S.
The petition of Castro for a new road
souin irom Tucson was laid over for ln-
ture consideration.
The Board then adjourned to Monday
August 18, when they will receive and
compare the tax and assessment rolls and
deliver the former to the Sheriff for collec
tion.
Kansas is now represented In town by
Hon. W. H. Phillips, Member of Congress
from the First District of that Slate, who
arrived by stace from Now Mexico last
evening. He 1b ouo of tho party that came
through with Col. Boyle to Shakspeare,
and will spend several days in looking
over Arizona Industries and resources. In
a brief Interview Mr. Phillips remarked
that ho was quite disappointed In the
weather. In that he found It co pleasant in
midsummer, when it had been spoken of
as a burning desert. We believe his Im
pressions generally of our people and
country will be equally pleasant.
Mb. S. M. Lowell Is In town from his
ranche on the Sonolta, He was one of
the BUfTerei s from the recent raids. Stock
taken from him cannot be replaced for
SGOO. This is most unfortunate and dis
Mr. and Mks. B. M. Jacobs have made
olaborato preparations for tho entertain
ment of tho many friends thov have In
vited to moke merry with them this even
ing and an excellent good time may be
expected.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel Is deservedly
gaining a larger patronage, it i
Arizona's best hotels, and has a live pro-
",u,ur wuouesires to accommodate every
Euest.
Dagurrk's train Is expected inmnr
from the ond of the railroad, with t; nra
shingles nnd 6000 feet of redwood lumber
ior a. u, otis & Co.
Mr. N. W. Bernard brlnirs tvwvi nr.
from Arlvaca and will stop a few days in
Many have thought It onlto rm m.
lay yet tho thormomoter only reached W
"I - p. m.
As excellent opportunity is now mrerr
to any oue desning to purchase a new
sate. See the new ndvcrHsnon.
The telegraph line Is now In sDlen.lld
condition and at 3 p. m., to-day tho hooks
In tho Tucson ofllco were clear.
What They Say.
The Mesilla News reporter has had
a long interview with the Shakspeare
miners ami fills over two colums in the
last issue of the News with what was
told him. We extract the following:
ine bhakspeare Gold and Silver
Aiming uompauy will go into active
operations and after deciding the
cheapest and best wav to onemtn with
the ore, will in fifty davs have rmliif.
nun nuius which win treat lUl) tons
of ore per day.
Col. JJoyle will be General Alenager
and Superintendent, and he lias ap
pointed Henry C. Harper 31. E. who
is a graduate of Columbia college
School of Mines, as Assistant Super
intendent; he has had ten years actual
experience in mining and in the va
rious methods of treating the different
ores, also is a civil engineer, and has
beeu connected with several railroad
companies.
There is no doubt, about the reduc
tion works being on the ground at the
earliest possible date. Three strong
companies are now formed and ready
for work and two more forming; mak
ing five strong companies with good
financial backing at the start, and
these companies believe in nothing
but honest, legitimate mining; and
they want none but honest, hard work
ing men in their camp and prefer
those with families, who expect to re
side permanently at the mines and to
organize as respectable a community
as can be found iu any New England
town.
Maj. W. J. Mills was next inter
viewed and gave the following notes
concerning his Company : " The South
ern Pacific Mining and Mineral Land
Company, is composed of Ex-Gov.
Collin, M. Ingersoll, Chas.L. Mitchell,
vice-president of the Winchester Arms
Company and director and president
in several other institutions and com
panics, Dr. John J. Crane, R. P. Hart.
Prof. Wm. P. Trowbridcc mininir en
gineer Columbia college, myself and
several others.
We own five cood mines at Shak
An elegantly carved heavy cosed Elgin
Chronometer, the finest watches made, a
beautiful present for a lady, worth $150.
warrantd for nlghtyears. will bo sold for
370. at Uncle HarrIs,22I Kearny street, be
tween Bush and Sutter.
Tun Apaches aro loose and tho boys
uk arms. Fine double acting Colts ro
v.ilvers and Smith A Wesson Russian
model pistols at the second hand store on
Meyers street.
Parties who wish fl rat-class mescal and
the best brands of cigars can And them at
tho store of D. Velasco.on Mesilla street,
above Meyers.
Arroi.ijfARE3 Natural Mineral Water
Just arrived at John R. Dall A Co.'s whole
sale llquerdealers.MesllIastreet, between
Main and Meyers street.
AkickMusIo Box. orlelnallv cost SS0
playing beautiful airs, price $10, at Uncle
narria'.'jai Kearny street, between uusn
ana suiter.
Layer ralsens, dried grapes, currants
Alden sliced apples, pears and dates at
Pierce A Wood's, Meyers street.
couraglng, and wo trust tho Mexican and
American forc.M will unite and external
nate these marauding bands.
The Road Commissioners had a meet-
ng this afternoon. The succes.sful bidder
has placed SS.750 gold coin In the Bat k of
California In payment for tho road bonds,
Fresh California ranch bu'ter, peaches.
bartlelt pears, plums, black ham burs
rapes and apples received daily at Pierce
A Wood's, Meyers street.
w e pnoush to-day a very interesting re
port of the Harshaw mining property ol
Patagonia. It will be read with much in
terest.
Sheriff SutnnLi. Is ngaln athisdutles
and looks refreshed from his trip to
Frisco.
Parties in town from the vicinity of
Dos Cabasas report good progress in that
section.
The finest brands of Havana cigars and
clgarrettcs, chewing and smoking tobacco
at the Pioneer News Depot.
Jspeare and intend to push work on
each mine and obtain patents for them
at an early day. Our company arc
composed of men of means and who
have taken all the stock, and have put
up all the money wanted, and it is ex
pected to work the mines in an honest,
legitimate way and to make them pay
regular dividends.
We will commence at first with only
a 20-stamp mill, which will be here
as quick as it can be got on the
ground, probably fifty or sixty days.
By the earl- part of next year as the
railroad will be at or very near our
mines we can commence more extcn
sive operations. Our company, our
mines and our operations are distinct
from that for which Col. Boyle is
workintr, but the different companies
will act together for the peace, protec
tion and best interest of the camp.
A. A. WIJLT,
Tres Alamos, Arizona.
Dealer In
Ceeral Merchandise.
-itfiTea a
Directfrom the East,
IS
large stock of goods
now prepared to oner
!Ders and Farmers Supplies,
Tayl
as th. . . . - .
j can oe Dougbl In
-Tucson .
or & Amorv's
Livery, Feed
From Thursday's Daily.
The ball last evening wns in every par
ticular satisfactory to all who attended
and tho audience was a large and select
one. The Park was brilliantly lighted,
tho music was good and all who wero not
beautiful were at least gay. Our generous
oitlzens were most liberal in their dona
tions of refreshments of every character.
We have beard many express an opinion
ery much to the credit of the mauage-
ruenU
At a meeting of tho Road Commission
ers this morning a number of accounts
were passed and everything put in con
dltlon for effecllvo work as soon as tho
bldB for making tho road are opened,
which will be on Saturday next, August
25.
Mr. Albert Springer arrived yesler-
day and has taken his position as book
keeper in tho house of Zeckendorf A
Staab. He Is an nff.tble gentleman and
e understand quite an acquisition in a
musical way. We bid him welcome.
We protest against the "Pinafore"
IJokes perpetrated by our recently re
turned Sheriff, ns we have tho preference
In that line.
The receipts of the ball or tho beneflt
of the new hospital last evening Is estim
ated at abont $375. The same will be quite
an assistance.
Cikcdxatixo Library. -Best novels in
English and Spanish at J. S. Mansfeld's
Pioneor News Depot.
Marseilles Bed Spreads and a general
assortment of toilet gooda Just arrived, at
Lord A Williams-.
F. A. Eaull A Co.'s,ea.st sldo Meyers
street, la the place to buy stationery and
latest periodicals.
Finest Cognac Brandy at John R. Dall
A Co.'. wiiolesalo liquor dealers. Mesilla
street, between Main and Meyers streets.
American Watches, key and stem-
winders, at Eastern prices, at Bergei's
Jewelry Storo.
Sewing machine attachments, also ma
chines repaired at J. M.Berger's, Meyers
street.
Spectacles and eye-glass at Earll A
Co.
Sewing machines rented out nt Ber-
gcr's, opposite Palaco Hotel.
Linen Damask, , and J Napkins,
newest patterns, nt Lord A Williams'.
The largest stock of toys of every des
cription at the Pioneer News Depot.
Sampson'; CltrnrNtore, ivholctmle
itnd retail. Lowest Prices.
Fresh Cigars by express at F. A. Earll
a Co.'s, on Meyers stieet.
Lord A Williams have Just recelvod an
Immense supply of bacon.
Tim Hondo! r anil Panel photo
graphs arc made nt Uiiehuinii'N.
Fine Jewelry nnd fancy goods for sale
cheap at Earll A Co.'s, Moyeru street.
The best cooks, best meals and best
waiters at the Delmonlco Restaurant.
Best Brazilian Pebbles, Eye-Glasttes and
Spectacles at Berger's Jewelry Store.
Illuminated l!nl stem-ivliidor
watches ilO, at Iterser's.
Illuminated dial watches cheap at D.
Velasco. on Mesilla street.
First-class Sonora flour at D. Volasco,
on Mesilla street.
B
and
arding Stable.
Arizona.
In OU r
overnment Corral.
DEALER IN
mGS AND MEDLINES,
ttreet.Tuwon, Arizona.
To-Day's.
Among the passimgors on tho coach
from Tombstone last evening was Col.
Wltherlll on his way back to Arlvaca
alter briefly looking over his Tombstone
properties. We learn from the Colonel
that the Arlvaca mill is now in complete
working order nnd will bo started up on
Monday next If sufficient ore Is on
band. Ore Is now being taken from sev
eral mines with the intention of reducing
it at the mill and Mr. Wltherlll thinks
that the ore supply will soon bo sufficient
to keep the mill running nearly all the
time. It would be the best thing for the
district nnd would do us all good to sec
this mill turning out silver bars and we
trust we may not have lone to wait for
the desired bullion. Mrs. Wltherlll and
Dr. Gerould were quite contented with
their new homo on the Arlvaca.
This morning A. D. Otis A Co., received
their first shipment of lumber from the
new mills of Morse A Co., In the Chrl-
cahua mountains. Another large shlp-
tnent is on the road. Oils A Co., will soon
have their yard full of seasoned lumber
of both Arizona nnd California growth
and will fill all orders promptly and with
satisfaction.
Membefs ot the Athletic Association
will pieae remember that this is rractice
nlzht acaln.
The Begming.
A special to the Mesilla JScws dated
Shakspeare, August 8, announces the
arrival of Col. Boyle and party, and
savs :
Our place immediately assumed a
live, active appearance upon their ar
rival. Orders and directions were
given at once that shows they mean
business.
A cavalry company was organized
of miners; officers will be elected in a
few days and they will soon request
commissions Irom the uovernor.
They will probably furnish their own
arms. They will be for the protection
of their own camp and preservation of
peace; also subject to the call of the
Governor in case ot any siuiacn emer
gency. No tramps, dead beats or
thieves are wanted in this camp; if
thev come they are liable to be escort
ed out of the limits, and if they return
it will be at the peril of being fruit on
a tree or food for worms.
Freight via Utah.
The Miners Mineral Park corres
pondent (in Mohave) sa3s:
Our Board of Supervisors arc. con
sidering the proposition of building
a road "to Stone's Ferry or some other
place on the part of the" river, in order
to haul freight from the end of the
Utah Southern 11. It. I understand
that parties have offered to deliver
freight here, by that route, at 514 cents
per pound from Xew York, whereas
we now pay G from San Francisco.
The Chiricahua Lumber Mills.
Information from Morse & Co's ncw
lumbcr mills in the Chiricahua moun
tains states that the saws have been
runnincr nicely for over two weeks,
and a considerable quantity of excel
lont lumber has been turned out.
Teams have loaded for Tucson, Tomb
stnnn. Stilnhur Snrincs, Fort Bowie
and Rucker, and other points. This
is a cheerful begining of an enterprise
that merits success and seems likely
to attain it rapidly.
T-FfRM An ox from the new Chiri
cahua saw-mills states that about 20,
000 feet of lumber is being turned out
daily and teams arc awaiting to haul
it away as fast as it is cut. The de
mand is greater than the present
nanacitv of the mill will supply. The
shingle machine is expected to be
in nnnration next Mondy. We con-
c-ratulate Messrs. Morse & Co., on
their deserved success.
Superintendent Norton, of the
K. M. and T. Co.. has recently made a
trip oyer the entire line from SanUi Fe
to Tucson and ronorts it in excellent
condition and giving general satisfac
tion.
Periodicals at Earll A Co.
Cigars and tobacco at Earll A Co.
Legal blanks at Earll A Co.
New novols at Earll A Co.
Stationery at Earll A Co.
Items from the Weekly Miner of
August 8 :
Letter received from W. II. Hardy
savs he has been successful in Getting
money in New York, far beyond his
expectations, and that he intended
mining ol a larger scale on ins return,
than had been heretofore done in Mo-!
have countv. The McCrackin Com
pany is making every clfort to resume
work soon.
The 5-stamp mill at Mineral Park
is turning out 1UUU to ?100 per day
from the Keystone and Ithica mines.
Up to August 4, Mohave county had
had but little rain though badly needed.
The man who set fire to the Aztlan
mill has not been discovered.
Business in Prcscott has increased
during the last thirty days consider
ably, owing probably to the several
extensive and important mining enter
prises that have beeu inaugurated in
this section of late.
The rains which have been so co
pious in these mountains ior ine past
week or two have extended no further
south than Bumble Bee Flat, on the
Black canvon road.
The first Hour ever brought to the
Prcscott market from the mill at Yer
de, was received here this week, and is
pronounced good.
The Peck stage on the 7th, brought
six bars Black Warrior bullion, .o,
540 b"7; five bars Peck bullion, $7,975
31. Governor Frcemont will in all prob
ability be home on the 13th instant.
The creeks and gutters in the vicini
ty of Prcscott now carry an abundance
of water, and placer mining is being
carried on vigorously.
The daily mail between Prescott
and Mohave county arrives and de
parts on time.
Information is received that Gover
nor Fremont has sold in New York
city, one half of the Leviathan mine
in Weaver District, for five hundred
thousand dollars.
HENRY HORTON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer,
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
TOFFER T" THE TRADE A!FULL AND
xompiete stock or
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Comprising Many of the Very
Best Brands of Whiskies,
Brandies, Rums, Wines, Etc.,
Etc. AVe keep constantly on
hand a Large Line of French
and Oalifornia Wines. Also,
Rhine TVines.
JUST RECEIVED
500 Dozen St. Louis Bottled
Beer, and more coming,
which we will sell at
Bottom Prices.
Just Received, 50,000 Cigars
OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY, which
wo will sell CHEAPER than anybody.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, a Very Large
Lot of LEMON SUGAR, the best In the
market, which wo offer at rates that will
defy competition.
We hnvo come to stay, and wljl sell
goods in our line as cheap, if not cheaper,
than anybody. Give us a call.
r. K. SAFFOR0,
JAMES U.TOOLE,
JOHN WASSON,
CUAS. HUDSON.
Pioneer News Depot
of Arizona.
Established in 1870;
By
J. S. Mansfeld,
Dealer In
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
STATIONERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C, &C.
Having made arrangements
with the best Eastern and
California houses, I can
now furnish Papers
and .Books at the
Lowest Figures.
Special attention will be given to
Subscriptions for Papers and
Books.
Smokers and Chewers,
Should take notice that we
keep the Best Brands of
' Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes,
and everything in the
line of Smokers
articles.
AUSTimpiPSE
Montezuma Store.
TEAMSTERS, RANCHERS,
And
TRAVELERS
On
GILA Y ALLEY STAGE
ROAD.
Strangers
commiT
to
Tucson
should not forscet to visit
The Pioneer News Depot
Of ARIZONA .
At Iaevin?s
SAFF0RD, HUDSON & CO.,
BA3STKERS,
TUCSON, : : : ARIZONA.
Deposit accounts received in Curroncv
or Coin, subject to Check at Bight.
Certificates of Deposit Issued, payahle
on demand, or at a uxed date, bearing in
terest.
Exchnnco drawn. In sums to suit, on
New York, St- Louis, Chicago and San
brauclsco: or transfer of funds made by
Telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor
respondents will bo credited to parties
hero, upon receipt by us of advico of the
Mime.
will purcnase or mako advances on
Gold or Silver Bullion, Territorial and
County Bonds and Warrants, approved
Commercial Paper, etc.
orders or requests by mall, or otherwise,
will receive strict attention, nnd by a
prompt and faithful execution of our cor
respondents' wishes we will aim to merit
their esteem and confidence.
Correspondents:
Anclo Callfornian Bank. San Francisco.
J. A W. SMlsman A Co., New York.
Central National Bank, Philadelphia.
.MaKHacnuseiutriaiionai lianK,lioston.
Bank of Commerce, St. Louis.
Merchants' Savings, Loan and Trust Co
cnicaso.
PHIL SKUSSLER,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
A flue assortment of
Diamonds. Watches, Clocks,
and Jewelry.
A fkw days ago we published an
extract from a communication "Beno"
sent to the Phenix Herald, in which
the people of Prescott were commend
ed for their unit and public enter
prise. The Arizonan quotes the same
paragraph, and adds:
Wc feel pleased over these laudatory
remarks, which may astonish some
Yavapai's, who really feel that a little
more harmony and concert of action
among Yavapais might be crowded in
without much injury to anybody.
Also a selected stock of guns.
pistols and ammunition.
An expert gunsmith has been
employed, who will make
repairs on all classes
of arms.
Watches and Clocks Gleaned
and Repaired.
All "Work Guaranteed to Give En
tire Satisfaction.
Congress St., opposite Pima County Bank,
Tucson' Arizona.
Four attention is respectfully
invited to our Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And
HAT and GRAIIs
At the
31n4ez8!22!si Store,
12 Miles Below Florence, on
the Yuma Stage Road.
We have all Merchandise and
Supplies needed by Ranch
ers, Teamsters and the
Public generally, of good
quality and at Fair
Prices.
Please Call and Examine Our
Stock.
The monarch
Ancient Pottery Wanted.
A FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR A
Xi fo'v perfect and choice specimens of
ancient pottery, ana also ior any rare
specimens of utensils fon-d In the old
ruins of Arizona, by bringing them to
Tnis Citizen office, accompanied by a
description of the locality, extent and
notable features of tho ruins from which
the specimens are obtained. tf
Notice.
mnB UNDERSIGNED HAS COM
JL pleted a good and substantial bridge
across the San Pedro Rlvr, at San Pedro
btatlon.A. T., at hH own expense, and
will, therefore, collect toll from those
using it until he Is reimbursed.
High water hereafter will be no obstruc
tion to freight and travel.
w-tf WM. OHNESORGEN
A Home for Sale.
"VNE HUNDRED ANDTEN ACRES OF
w land situated about a half mile south
from Tucson, adjoining W. J. Osborn's
aroperiy. a i;ooi nouse with two room.
wen ana oc.tiiuo corral. Will be so d
cheap. Apply to Tully, Ocboa A Co., Tuc
son. anI2dAwtf
Wanted.
A :
JTJL position as housekeeDer: thoroughly
competent to take fhll charge of a large
house. Reference given. If desired. Ad
dress Mrs. J. Wallers.21 Powell street.San
Francisco, Cat. au23w
Stray Mule.
TnEKE HAS BEEN TAKEN UP BY
undersigned, llvlngon the San Pedro,
nve mnes ueinw unurieston, one brown
mule about twelve years old branded
with Lon left side of the neck nnd SSpan-
isu oranus on ine leit tnign. Apply to
D. T. SMITH.
San Pedro Station'
RE-OPENED.
This old nd well known Station situated
at tho
San Pedro Crossing,
On the direct route from
Tucson to the Tombstone, D03
Cabezas and Chiricahua
Mining Districts,
Has justbren re-opened by the undersign
ed, who has put the station In
COMPLETE KEPATR.
Excellent Meals and Neat Rooms and
Beds provided lor the travoler.
A STORE,
Connected with tho Station will be sup
plied with a complete slock of such goods
as will be required by Miners. Farmers,
and the traveling public generally.
The Best Qualities of Hay and
Graiu
Constantly on nand.
WM. OHNESORGEN. Prop.
Dairy for Hent.
Tucson & Patagonia
Express.
FIELD & MORGAN, Proprietors.
Leave Tucson, Every Tuesday, at 7 a.m.
Lcavo Patagonia, Every Friday, at 7 a. m.
CARRYING-
PASSENGERS EACH WAY FOR SIO.
-J7 HEIGHT TAKEN AT 12J CENTS PER
X pou rui. i-acKages cuargea ror accord
ing to size aud value.
The proprietors will not be responsible
for the loss of packages or freight unless
through tho carelessness of ugents 01
drivers. H.C.WALKER,
Tucon Agent.
JOHN DAVIrf.
Jull-dAw3m Patagonia Agent
WITH 160 ACRES OF GOOD LAND
Plenty of running water the var
arouna; aweuing anu out-nounes in rair
condition. Inquire at W. U. Sullivan's
corner or stone (avenue and McUormlck
sireew Mayisi-dAw
For Sale.
DIN. FINE DRIVING MULES. TWO
O Light Freight Wagone. twelve Slugl
Sets Harness complete.
enquire at eo. Fields' corral.
FIELDS A MORGAN
Avoid Leprosy!
Patronize White Man's In
dustry.
Don't Smoke China Cigars.
Avoid all California Trash and
Danger by Using
Home-Made Brands.
J. GOLDTREE A BRO..
Cor. Congress and Meyers St., Tucson
For Sale!
TJTOURTEEN HUNDRED WETHERS,
X1 at n very low price. For particulars
and terms apply to.
WM. OHNESORGEN,
JuD-dAwtf San J'edro Station, A.T.
Wareroom for Eent.
OPPOSITE LORD AND WILLIAMS'.
J on Main st. Apply at this office. 123tf
Poles.
LL SIZES, FOR BUILDING PUR-
pose. Apply toTheo. Wellsch.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!
its a jo "nR,STOr'SSar-
1 ills. Established
1S?2. Guaranteed
, to be au Infallible
1 cure for Scrofula
X--- In Its worst forms
tt seMed
V phills.
The American Union Telegraph
Company has been temporarily re
strained from building its line along
the Wabash Railway, through the
States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
by Justice Harlan and Judge Drum
mond, the ground being a contract be
tween the Railway Companj and the
Western Union Company givinsr the
latter the exclusive right to maintain
telegraph lines along the road of the
former.
Corious rains arc reported in the
Mesilla valle, immensely benefiting
the growing crops.
ulcers, sy
nl rr 11 r t-
fiaJiSaSS? econdry and ter
tiary; tumors, foul eruptions, old soren,
rhMumallsm. and all diseases or sores
nrodured by bad blood or humors. Brls
lol's Sugar-Conted PIKs rnre all Liver
Complaints. Forsalo by all druggists and
dealers In medicines. jd-j-osw
Kining Work Notice.
ryo t. Mccarty and all others
X Interested in thoio certain mining
claims known ns the Rnsle Blade and Ex
press situated In the Tomttstono Mining
District, Pima county, Arizona.
This Is to notify you that In accordance
with provisions of the mining act of May
10. 1872, that In compliance with require
meniH of said net, work has been done on
said mining claims foroneyear back past,
ending July 31, isi'.i, by ine undersigned.
Now, therelore. If within ninety days
trom the first publication of this notice,
yr.u do not cvne forward and pny your
proper proportion or ine cost or ine saiu
work, the und rslgned will claim forfeit
ure of all your rights, title and Interest,
In and to every portion or said mining
claim. J. W. MURPHY,
F. B. KNOX.
Tccso. August 8, 1373.
48-v:I3t
JEaglc JFIonr Mills.
Tucson, Arizona.
E. Is". Fish, Proprietor.
The Mill Is now In porfoct order.
Hew and Imoroved Machinery
in every part
Second to none for Manufac
turing Choice Articles
of Flour.
I have constantly on hand forsale:
Choice Family Flour.
Graham Flour.
Cracked Wheat,
Corn Meal.
Shorts and llran.
Cracked Corn and Barley for Feed.
Etc., Etc..
At new store-room on Main St.
WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
FLOUR.
Liberal Cash Price paid for
"Wheat.
S. H. Drachman,
TUCSON, ARIZONA,
Dealer In
General Merchandise
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
BOOTS ti SHOES,
CLOTHING,
HATS ,C GAPS,
Wines and Hiiqnors,
And all kinds of
CHEWING TOBACCOS,
Candies a Specialty,
sud all things reqnlrcd for the Miner and
Farmer.
Pima County Bank.
Pkksidemt P. V. SMITn.
Cashier. L. 31. Jacobs
Correspondents:
SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Bank
NEW YORK Ninth National Bank.
BALTIMOR Second National Bank.
ST LOUIS. Bnnko Commerce.
A General Banking Business
Transacted.
Globe City and Tncsoa Wagon
Road Proposals.
Officeof Gr.ons City and Tccsox
Wagon Road Commissioned.
TrcxoN, Angust 8. 1879.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
me. Secretary of the above-named
(Commissioners, at my otiice. In the City
of Tucson, until Saturday. August '23, at 2
o'ciick p. m., for the construction of u
good passable wagon road !rm a point at
or near Old Camp Grant to Globe Citv. !
Bidders will Btnte definitely the route
...KImH lhAi.nMinn.aln w.n . . lw '
road and all factx necessary for a full un
demanding of their bid.
The successful bidder will be required to
commence work on the road within fif
teen daj-N afler the awarding of the ron
trarf and to prosecute the same tocoir
pletlnn without unneressnry delay.
Payments for construction of work to
the .i:c(fshil bidder will he made In Tuc
son by W. W. Williams. Treamrer of the
Board, ns ftillows: Fitly percent, month
ly, as the wrirk pTogresiCN balance on
completion of contract.
The Board reserves tho right to reject
any and all bids oflored.
Br order or the Koura ir t orn mission-
ep. V, IL.1.1AM J. OWIIUK.
auS d&wla Secretary i
Pioneer Livery,.
Feed and Sale Stables.
Lcatherwood's Old Stand.
Tucson, - Arizona,
GEORGE L. FIELDS Pioprletor.
Excellent Hay and Grain Al
ways on Hand.
Fine Turnouts, single and doable. Sad
dle Hows for hire by the day or hour.
Attentive and experienced hostlers In at
tendance, f&tf
FORT GRANT AND
CAMP THOMAS
MAIL LINE.
TROM POINT
L1 Fort Grunt
Thomas.
OF MOUNTAIN. VIA
and Satford to Camp
Stages will IeaTe Point of Mountain tri
weekly, carrj Ing passengers and express
connecting with coache-. of tho National
Mall and Transportation Company.
NORTON A STEWART.
JuI2-wtf Proprietors.
.3. 1?. COLLINS,
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE, CAMP THOMAS, A. T. ha
now on haud a complete Stock of Goods .
such as are required by farmers, miners
ami travelers, Forsale nt Lowest Market
Price. Branch Business at San Carlo.
The many settlers along the Olla abovo
and teiow camp m nomas win r
theiradvantage to trade with J. U.