Arizona citizen. [volume], September 27, 1879, Image 3

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301 CUfirtlStrtl
3o Prtntlico. CL
jaxxies M. Barney.
Successors the Late Firm ot
William B. Hooper & Co.,
CaDtune6tbe Buslnessin ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA
as an
n.inTFR AND "TY7 IIOI.BS A LF
Jil PORTEU AND VY HOLES ALE
MFKCHANT. MERCHANT.
gapping ass Commission Merchant,
Will Carry a Full prime Stock of
-,rKTON3 PROVISIONS,
OXS. PROVISIONS.
ru '
GROCERIES,
GROCF-RIES,
ny GOODS,
tjrY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
SADDLERY
SADDLERY
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
MBDLERY,
.'.r.n! VRV
5A1"" L . A,, iriWTVR M TltnUI.S
URUGS AND MINING MA TERIALS,
Selected to Exactly Suit
Merchants. Station Keepers. Miners
Raucners and Freighters
Amz o x a. -3 d. ansxico .
Solicits Orders for Goods mi AMtiros
Satisfaction.
FORWARDS FRKIGH1 aKO MER
CHANDI6E
. . ,nr Part of the WW Insuring If
dirti.
Buys or Makes Advances
ob all
AlUZOXA AXD MEXWAX PJiODUCR
The SAI.K of ORES and MINERALS
a SPECIALTY.
Bavf. and KxehaiuteGold Dust, Gold and
Silver BuHtoa.BnttedSUWi Treasury
Drafts, Legal Tender, Soldiers'
WarranUaud Vouchers and
Good Com mercial Hills.
Special orders will be attended to by th
Ban Francisco Brunch House with prompt
ne-sand fidelity.
At! orders and commissions should Ix
addressed to
JAMES M. RAUMvV.
S. K. Drachman,
TUCSON. ARIZONA..
Ilea lei la
General Merchandise
BUY GOODS,
FAKCT GOOLS,
yr:oxs,
BOOTS i& SHOKS,
CLorim'G,
OATS A CAI'S,
"Tiiies and Liquors,
And nil kinds of
CIIEMXG TOBACCOS,
Candies a Specially.
U all things required for the Miner and
Farmer.
Tlte Oitizek.
SATURDAY. - SEPTEMT
LOCAL MATTe1Ts.
i
Wednesday's Daily.
Tun Contention mill passing throuL-li
town this mornlne Imd a very cheertn..
feet. Ihickalew and Ochoti'a team
with 100.000 pounds forthat mill, consU.
me 01 ooners, pans, stnoke-stuck etc
The boilers wre tlie largest we hnvo'sen
.u iuo erruory. una every piece of inn
v.u.K..v Uuu u mosi suostantiui appcm-
M. L- Powers, formerly Superintendent
or the Sliver King South, arrived from
Pinui County by coach to duy. He will
remain lu Tueson a day or two. ana ex.
poets to visit Tombstone and perhaps
other districts.
TuEoach to day brought n Mr. J M
Burlew, of the Signal Corps, who U'3 to
take charge ot the telegraph office at
wP cowie. Mr. uuriew ls recetu,
from Philadelphia.
The ease of the Territory vs. s. W. Car
penter was submitted to the Jury yester
day Hfiernoou about four o'clock, and In
less thRu fltteen mlnuies the Jury return-
etl with a verdict not guilty."
Mr. Esteven Ochoa has just returned
from a trip to Tombstone, Camp Howie
and vicinity, and found the sections quiet
and progressive.
A. A. WILT,
Tres Alamos, - Arizona.
Iealer in
General Merchandise.
Thursday's Daily.
A Model Reception.
He-came home last night about half paid
twelve o'clock She had waited patient
ly fr him until twelve, but the last bull
hour was too much and completely broke
her down. ot physically, oh no. not
very mncn for she rolled up her sleeves,
put her pants In her boots, tied her back
ha'.rlu a suitor's knot and " heeled ' her
self. She was standing behind the nnr
with a dark lantern In one hnnd and a
four foot meaquite club In the otner. She
Looked a perfect Goddess of Liberty. Her
norlh eye flashed the Are of a constella
tion, of Jupliers and her cheeks glowed
with a deeper hue than two crimson
mornings. He opened the door cautious
ly, lest he might disturb the sweet s,lum .
ben; of his heatt's ld.l. This action way
p omptcd by his great consideration for
her whom he loved. He entered the hall
and Mood wrapt in meditation, still srfp-
inx me iinndle ot the bt front door.
Tlieseenesutldenly ensured, a bright light
burst upon him which he at tlrst mistook
ror the rlslns sun of mllleiilmn's we-
come day. But the lanteru had scarcely
dashed when an aHecilonate caress rrom
the mesquite club made him think that
sun had set as quicklv as it rose, for he
saw only darknets and perhaps a few
stars, as his bones rallied upon the dark
floor the echos seemed music to hor ears.
and she left him uvenired. cxtinsniehrd
the dark lantern, leaned the club up in a
corner and retired pants, bo If. sailor's
Knot and ail. Finally ho revived and
wondered where he was and how he got
there-first, he thought probably he had
met Victorious band of reticgade Apnehes,
he next imacined he was Kearnev and
hat! attempted to bom Grant lu effigy, he
anally concluded he hud been appointed
British Minlsterat Cabul.and had belter
go r!?ht home, m he ciawied behind the
-tove in the kitchen where his centlc
spouse found him this morning. She
tenderly dres-ed his wounds, bathed hi
fuvered brow, and tu-nnthl they will both
Ko round to Charlie SchuU's and eel
some lee cream and soda wuter which is
eerJaln to srve as a bxiiu to their troub
led spirits.
Ctiy Cetiitcil.
The Common Council met lant evening
at the office of Recorder Oo borne. Full
Board present.
On motion it wns cmlered that the no
lice of tale of miirotu! bond!; he fur
ther extended by the City Treonorer to
November 1st, and Unit Tub Citizen be
authorized to print Hit y copies of said no-
lice for the ute of the Treasurer.
Mayor Toole then, in the presence o
the Council, proceeded Co d stnty the ex
tra copies of city bouds printed but not re
quired for issue.
On motion it was ordered that City Mar
shal Urokaw be appointed a policeman ol
the city, to take effect September 25;h.
On motion it was ordered that the May.
or instruct policemen that they can hold
uo other position.
Council then adjourned.
uu.-. .11. H.niEWAnT. of Camp Grant,
returned by coach to-dHy from San Fran
cisco, where he ha, been for more than
tliree months for his honl h. He Is lok
lne and feeling much better.
A thaik yesterday brousht In sever:,
new wagons-we meun new Bain wiixou.
for the Arm of Zeckendorf i Staub, who
are the sole agents.
Mr. Hi.nson Tuomas relumed las.
evening trom thePniaBOniRdlstrlrt where
be has some excellent property, his re
ports are most encouraging.
Tun Pima County Bunk will l e close.!
to-morrow (Saturday) on account of Holi
day.
To-mokuow Is the Day of Atonement."
n very ImuortantJewNh Holy day.
Hon. G. H. OoitY.of Florence, came up
by coach to-da3.
GARDEN SEEKS
op
All Kind3
By the Paptr or Pound.
Ar
Pierce Wood's, Meyers sTiibet.
The Appleton Tracy watches have a
splendid repu atlon. I ,ve rur ounce
elicit teen carat gold watch of that make
which is really worh Sijo, r will sell it
f"r f8 1. Uncle Harrlw,22l Kearney street,
oetween Bush and Sutter.
A W.A1.N link, smooth pattern, verv
neat two ouuee gold vest chain, i he prel-
esinnu neatest gold chain made, worth
S&J, Price, $32, at Uncle Harris', 221 Kear-
nj street, between Bush and Suiter.
District Court.
Wednesday morning, on motion of Ben.
Morgan, Jo',u Risque, Esq.. was admitted
lo practice on certificate from Supreme
Court of New Mexico.
Alex. McKey vs. W. C. Ferguson; de
murrer overruled.
H. Ij. Hart vs. H. D. Williams; Judg
ment by deiuult. Decree orde' eil.
Territory vs. Carmichuel; charse of ob
structing and reMIng an otlicer. On
sUitementofthe Dlhtrlct Attorney thnt al
legation of Indictment could noi be
proved. Court ordered same dismissed
John P. Areyvs. W. O. Ferguton; dis
missed for want of prosecution.
J L. Darru vs Hewitt et al.; motion to
tile amendilanswergrant d on condition
that plaintiff make a p oper showing o!
diligence in obtaining testimony of absent
witness
Territory vs. James Hays; chnrge or re-
al"ting an oiticer. Dofcn-lant arraned.
Alex. M- Key vs W.C. Ferguson; action
for specific Iierformanre of contract.
PlaintllT claims one fourth interest in
Helniezelm n mine.
Tnis moraiiu; the ease of Tlios. Fnrrih
vs. J. P. Arey on demurrer was submitted
and taken under advisement.
Alex. McKev vs. W. C. Ferguson; trial
was resumed and Is now progressing.
Thomas F.irrlsh, vs. M. Katz; case set
for NovemlierSO.
O. W. Street er vs. Cnlabasas Land and
Mining Company and Shu Xuvler Mining
Company; defendant allowed ten days
additional time to answer.
Attorneys Haynes and Earil were added
to the committee heretofore appointed on
revising the rules of the court.
J. L. Darrah vs. Hewitt ct a!.; continued
for the term.
John Forney vs
nnwon trial, w
The Chlsholm Massacre.
The following, from the speecli of
Judge Morris in he trial of the Chis
holm murderers at DeKalb, Miss., and
e action of the jury in the premises
are worthy ot note. Judge Morris is
recognized as one of the ablest law
yers, eloquent debaters and most sue
cesslul politicians in the South. The
murder of this family will ever stand
on record as one of the most diabolical
in design and cowardly in execution.
His speech commenced:'
A Mississippian myself, native here
kiiu to the manner born, I repel with
all the intensity of my nature the im
putation tutu the outrages perpetrated
on the.29lh of April were sympathized
in by the good aud lawlul "citizens ol
Kemper County.
He pictured the widow in her
weeds, husbandless and childless; the
beauty, bravery and devotedness of the
grand little irl who thrust her inno
cent young life before the shotguns of
the iufuriated mob, that he wl.o gave
uer ucing migiu remain a few more
yetr, among those he loved and pro
tected. The cunning of the plot which
succeeded in imprisoning Chisholm
and his friends in jail upon the Himsy
allidavit of a man who lived in an
other county; the utter cowardice of
the attack upon the iail. and the das
tardly subtertuge ol crying tire to get!
me uevoieu uuisiioiuis to descend Hie
stairs, were dwelt upon with thrilling
power.
Link by link everything in the chain
of the conspiracy of the Gullys was
traced out the intimidation of the
negro George Folkes, tlte meeting at
the grave ol John W. Gall', the night
assemblage at the gin house, the sub-
lerfuge to arrest Gilmer and shoot him
down on the streets of DeKalb, the
shutting up of Chisholm in the jail
and the final slaughter of their help-
icas victims.
THE VEnniCT.
After a speech of two hours, in con-
1 1. 9 I . .
ciusion oi nit awe argument ol the
.! - J T 1 m
preceiung uny, judge Aiorns con
cluded his case. After a retirement of
thirty minutes the iurv brousht in a
verdict of not iiuiltv. "which was re
ceived wttnost demonstration trom
Hie audience.
Lost Ceititlrate of Deposit No. UT. for
$M0, issued bj Safloid. Hudson A Co , pty
able loj. It. Adams and J E. Kawlings
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purehnslusnr negotiating for the snine,:i3
payment thereon has been stopped.
AlTOLINAKKS Nnlurnl Mineral Water
Just arrived at John It. Dull A Co 'a whole
sale Mqu.-rdnnlers, Mesllla street, between
Main and Meyers street.
To Rent A furnished house, facing oi
Court Plaza, consisting of three n on
and a kitchen. Apply to S. H. Di.u
man's iore.
fcCiteCKi prions luken for all the lc:n.
log pap-rs and mugaziued at the 1'iouet i
News Depot.
The larKPit sto k of chalre of nil kinds
at Leo Uoldschmidt'd furniture store, at
priceB to suit the limes.
Just received, at Leo Goldschmldt's
furniture More, a large lot of flue rattan
easi chairs and rocKers.
CiKi nLATiNO Library in English, Span
ish aud German at the Pioneer News Ie
pot.
FtNifeT Coenac Brandy at John R. Dall
A Co.V. wholesale liquor dealer. Mesilla
street, betweei Main aud Meyers streets.
Stka?gkms coming to Tucson should
not lorxei to visit the Pioueer Nowu De
(Kt.
Watches repaired and warranted
at fciiussler's, on Church Plaza.
Illtiiiiliutteil dlnl Atftn-n iutlcr
tntclieH ylu, at nerer'a.
All kinds of rifles, pistols and cart.
tigciti ut Siiussier's, on Church Piazu.
TltE bet bruudbor cigursund tobacco at
the Pioneer News LK-pot.
Toy.s and faacy guods at the Pioneer
News Depot.
tire Komlolr mid Panel plioto-
Uraplis ore iimdenl IiuuliniiiM.
THE lan$et slock of stationery und legal
blauUs at the Pioneer News Depot.
Fhrence Items.
Flokknci, September, 24, 1S79.
Editor Citzkn : A few notes from
this section miht be ot interest to the
readers of Tin Citizen, even though
times are a littfe dull.
Business is not ou a rush, nor are
the streets mwded. but vet we livt.
Cm.-..! -co .i ' . l lgold bearing ore in appearance it is
M s, 4 "w i,v,i wuu ,m,c di(Hcuit to conceive. Greasv to the
occupied our lrwyers tor a day or two J touch, when rubbed it leaves" the lin
and brought h some new faces from jgers colored as if with lead, yet spark
From Arizona, which is fast taking
its place in the foremost ranks of the
bullion producing sections of the
country, we have lately received a
specimen of a mineral, rich in the pre
cious metals and almost unique in its
character. It is classed by experts as
micaceous hematite containing iodar-
gynte.
We had the curiosity to have the
specimen handed to us assayed by
Messrs. Fuller & Stillman, and the
bead of silver from the ore weighed
exactly 0.050 grammes, being equal to
250 ounces of silver per ton of ore.
and at $1.10 per ounce, equivalent to
fifi.) per ton of 2,000 pounds.
Anything more unlike n silver or
gold
JIO. R- ftsi CQ3 barnett, block &co.,
and
Commission &1 enchants,
Maricopa, Maricopa AVells
and Gasa Grande.
Tiike pleasure la announcing to the
ii !v that the have opened ut Marieo
i, Maricoi a Wells and Casa Gra ide
rises lor the transaction of a geuurul
'i. i wunliiigar.d commission b&slness and
ml, .iiv.iys kf)nn Lund a complete as
i. Ttiiu ui nf Merchandise, which they wlfl
!!" r at the liwest market prices, having
sun peil their goods uirect from New
Yo.K.
Also, will forward all goods consigned
ilothem witn me greatest promptness.
1 PrAlvhl W'lll h- cnreftlllv stairrwt n-h.iv.
jawaitiiiK shipmeiit and no clittrues miule
riTTTriCAV T) rrnf7XTT'"1' 'forhandllns Ihesnmt. Hnqliesis to huve
X U vOUj. . 1 M 1 i -N JLV 'gMIs forwanlwl by special teams will bo
w
invat ubl.v compiled with.
They are als prepared lo contract for
the deltve.y of all classes of freight to any
point in the Territory.
Specal at'enllon given to the forward
ing of machinery. Blaoksipithing and
wheetwrlghtius done to order.
HKFER KNCES :
Iord & Wlllims, L. Zeckendorf it Co..
Zeckendorf & Stuab. U M. Jacobs i Co.,
Tncson.
J. Gold water & Bro., C- P. nead &. Co..
Present t.
(ioldman & Co., s:.L. peralla, Phenfs.
J. Collinawood A Co., M. Culishcr, Flor
ence Meyersteln & Co., Sun Bernnrdfno.
It. Colin. Los Anueles.
Meversieln vt Co., Llflngitdne C Co.,
San Franclseo.
11. K. A b It- Thnrborit Co.. I.. Zeokcn
dotf .t Co., 78 Thomas Su, Now York.
n&Mark all goods aud address all com
muntcMtlons to
J5ARNETT, BLOCK & CO.
A.r. K. SAFKOKD,
JAJtKS U. TOOLE,
JOHN WASSON,
ciias. uansox.
AND ALEXANDRA.
m r n! i s.co
WHOLESALE
j i';iuit
JpEALKRS.
Mesilla St., bet. Main and jleyers,
'rcON'.
SOLE AGKNTs FOR SOUTHERN A It I
zona for the Celebrated
MILTON J. HARDY'S
CUTTER WHISKIES,
Manufactured by MILTON J. HARDY A
.0 .of Louisville, Ky. E. Martin A Co.,
San Francisco, Sole Agents for the Pacific
Coast.
Have also on hand a w-!l selected stock
of Wines, Liquors and everything apper-
Hilling to the Liquor llusineas.
Special Terms to Purlieu I'lirchiis
I US' oy the Citr-Loud.
Appolinaris Water,
Seltzer Water,
Blue Lick Water,
Beihseda Water.
Imported and Domettic Cigars.
We would rail the attend n of eon no s !
urs to our very select slock of WINLS. ' respondents' wishes we will aim to merit
LIQUORS and CIGMtS. the quall!. , 'eir esteem anu connuence.
which will equ.I anything bupplled bv Correspondenu:
hi .i.c k . .. ,. . ' 1 Anelo Call Torn in n Rank. San Franclseo.
nrst-ciass houses In San Frauclscoor East-1 i .. w oi.,mM., .i- r., vw Vnrtr
SAFF0RD, HUDSON & CO.,
TUCaON. : : : ARIZONA.
Deposit acewmts received In Currency
or (in, subject to Check at sigh.
Cerlincaies of Deposit lssuexl. payatMo.
on demand, or at a fixed dute, bearing in-
lerest.
Exchanse drawn. In sums to suit, on
New Yoik, St. Iuis, Ciilcago and San
Franclseo: or trannfer of funds made hi
Telejsraph. Deposits made with our Cor-
respontlents will bo credited to rlles
nere. upon receipt by us ol advice ot inu
same.
Will pus-phase or make advances on
Gold or Silver Iiulllnr. Territorial and
County Bonds -aud Warrants, approved
Commercial Paper, etc.
Orders ir requests by niall,orotherwso,
will receive strict attention, and by u
prompt and faithful execution of our uor-
the " country.'
The United States mint has not yet
been establish'il here, but we expect
it will be soon ill the same.
In the Land Ollice, Register Fauli-'
son is quite buy with applications for
mining patent, aud notices of Until
proof in land daims.
ling from the multitude ol minute par
ticles of mica which is a component
part. Chicago Mining Review.
I have rathq a sad note to make
vs. Abram Grant; cmko jconccming tht physical condition of
ith rv.ii.,wn,s ju.ore: u. mir ( : friend miilf Kohlhever. I fear
He
Eus ,i received a large gt ck of goods
Direct from the East,
And is now prepared to offer
Miners and Farmers Supplies,
cbeap ag they -an be bought In
Tucson.
" CcrjiaT.
CnMiitmtcat Uw
Raml Mlnittg Acadetar
T CtMtxkal, Otrtauiv.
Assay office and Chemical
-Laboratory.
13- SALAZAE,
'VaalJlical CbemW. MetKiiurgist and
Mining Engln
eer.
'-"'on.
ODDosile I'i4iu I Hall. The si-enes are also lieing painleii
V!BrrA 8nd """lyses of every descrip-i Everythlnic will be put. In order for a tlrsl
t' J !1ii!'S'pI1 other substances. Mines class performance and our people can
''i ng Titles examinMt n.wl rnn.ui , .
- '2i v. , Arzona aid Sonora.i
f 'tfence in workint every kind ant entertainment.
The Tnc.on and G obe City wagon roao
Commissioners met last evening to ap
point viewers to examine that portion of
the road f om Tucson lo Old Camp Granl
recently repaired by Mr. Geo. Cooler.
Commissioner Satnaolego and Mr. II. Ott
were chosen to make the examination
Tbey will start out thw evening r to-morrow.
Wini.tc wnnderlmj about the town last
evening In search of some cosy nook, we
stepped Into Chan. Shulte's new ice cream
parlor on Congress street, and were nt
once made happy. Mr. Shtiltz has his
parlor newly papered, carpeted and drap
ed, a leo tastefully decorated with pictures,
etc. Ali these were very desirable aud
enjoyable of course, but our happiness
was not complete until a class ol soda
and ctenm followed by lee cream and
cakes came to our rescue and tilled nti
aching void. We forgot our struacles of
the day with pen and paste and half im
agined we were with bcnuetiou a voyage
to the pole. The fact is.Schurz has i nice
place and serves up the best kind of Ice
cream, cakes, soda water, etc., etc. The
luxuries are not expensive, but highly en
oyable. Mm. Pking'.s Opera Troupo is expected
lo arrive in Tucson next week. At least
the actors will return with the excursion
train from San Francisco Tins morning
j the carpenter took the measure for u new
stage to be constructed in levin's Park
ltrown, Thrn- Drls'-oll. D. llur.ham, A. L,, f ow j- hi j
Linn. R n. Ftilrl.M nku. .T. F. IVii.IifT i r
Territory or Arizona vs. A JJ.-Mftchell; !ha8 aa absess ofUe liver find is very
demurrer sii-talned. jseriou.-ly affected i To-tlay he was put
Territory of Arizona vs. Wm. H. Young: n a. wsjon fixeii fpeciallv for him, and
Indicted for perjury. Arrniened ar.rt id. ad wl for .. ma, llr0iite lo San
" not guilty," trial set for Ociobei 1st. !,. . , f .. ,
John tonni! vs. A. Grmt; eas received ' "
for further cnnsldera'lou and stav -r p-n- :in'"11- cnotm me ansess urcaK
"cedtire until further order of ciHirt riLeforc !:is arriya!in California, death
Judife at chambers. '.will immediate!" ensue.
f
, in. mijihn11 " i.iito .lricnii, .-
p Ileal ion tor divorce, cae onmlnued lor
the term, plaintiff Ut psy defendHiit -20
ler mouth lu advnnce alimony until day
tr trial.
J.S. Wood, Probate Judge, C. A.Shibell
SherlO an.i G. A. C'um, Olerk; of the
cuirt met at the C.erk's oltiee this morn
Ing to draw the names of thirty persons
to serve as additional trial Jurors for the
present term returnable Thursdav. Octo-
Fkom the Herald we learn that Cap
tain Bridwell (Beauford) with two
companies of Indian scouts Irom Ar
izona passed north of Silver City and
met Captain Uexers' command -near
Ojo Calientc on Thursday last. If
Bridwell gets within striking distance
of the renegades he will do more ef
fective work than Hatch's whole com-
mand of " mokes."
ern Cities.
AuSTiN&DEFnPSEY
tainlv in a critica condition.
3rajor J. H. iiout and Mr. M. L.
Powers leave hen to-day for Tucson.
Indian Inspccbr Hammond has
doubtless taken lis final departure. I
understand he gots by way of Prescott
and the Navajo Agency to Santa Fe.
Dr. S. B. Chapirand Judge AValker
are out in the Owl Head mountains.
ber 2 J. in compliance with at. order S ha0 h eyhavestn,c excellent claims,
Issued at ChamlHTS by ( hief Justice i, . , , , .
ooui are goou men ami we nope uotn
will soon be rich nen.
AVhen thev comnenco the new iron
On to Tucson.
C. F. Lawton, in charge of an engi
neering party sent out by the Atchis
on, lopeka cz banta re, arrived in sil
ver City last Thursday. The party
poca to Tucson, and will start from
lie IS CCr-l ti,(r to nin a mnr m iiihv 1m a iH.
rect line in connection with a party,
already started Irom Albuquerque
the object being to ascertain whether
that route is practicable. Herald,
September 20.
French. The loilowius were the names
drawn: T. Chaltman. J. S. Mansield.C
T. Jones, A. G Ryan, L. WofTenden, A.
M-ckey.S. H Draehman, P Drachm .n. , brJdge acr0is the Gila I will write
U. Lilian, A. uorion, m. ivaiz, . j. larsu.
V. A bailie, G. Cooler. J. Goldlree, W.
Zecken ion. A UrUjhia, E. B. OifTonl. J.
Hancock, I. Goldberg, J. Moore, J. Green,
T. Schmidt, E. P. Wood, J. King, II. Hen
derson, s. It. Turner, G. II . Doe, J. Spring.
A.S. White.
Very trul'
Santos.
Fuom the Presco.t Arizouan of the
loth :
A gentleman ennnected with the
Peck Mining Com jain' told us, to-day,
that hoisting works and supplies ar
rived at Maricopa few dnys ago, and
that mine and mill rc liabie to be
,!:,1",t,ru,lions In assaying, analyses
FY n 5c"re8 Kcale f Pr.c -s like Hi
""" 'sen 1, ..i.. i. ...... ,.
0,11 k"iJ French
spoken.
Ger-
SAJLOON.
11 AVID ALLENjl'mprletor.
' fltTflcc .
lw . nireei. : : Tucson.
to the Pioneer News Bepot.
'Ml'uHTED LIQUOR?, WINES, ALE
and POUTER.
fZ ""ANUS of:C!GARS
consiantiyon hand
r yaie Uooms, CarTad Reading Rooms
attached.
Jly doors are never clo.sed.-ffo
C'SMOpOUTANllo7ELr
ALTAR, SONQRA.
"udcr5:guei)1,f0prletorof ,,5 Cok.
r,p",in IIoel, desires tooal! theatten-
of the traveling public to his Large
mmodtous Hotel, where he Is pre
sto furnish every accommodation to'
' 'ers st reasonable figures.
C in
T.M.ZEPEDA.
Friday's. Dally.
Grand opening of the fall season 1 Ball
with lunch, at tevln's new hall on
Wednesday, OclolMr 1; 1S70. Admittance
S3.G8. Tickets Ipr sale al the Pioneer Nows
Depot and J. Goldtreo's Igar S'ore. In
vltafious will be considered as tickets,
aud must be presented all lie door.
TriEKE Is a feel and a look of moisture
lu the utmosphero. uud we trust It will
notall end In blulf for we do need ruin
and need It very badly in every portion 01
the county. The ground-Is dry, thC'roads
vary dusty, the fctreams low , and tliercn're
wo p.'ay for rain .
Major J. H. Stout returned yesterday
from Flqreueo and the ,Pinia Agency,
where ho iis been to transfer his charge
lo the ilcw'Agent, Mr.' "Ludlurn. There
eeomstobe nothl'u; of startling Import
ance lu that direction.
Leatlierwood's Old Stand.
Tucsou, - Arizona
GEORGE L. FIELDS
Piopnetor.
Excellent Llay and Gain Al
ways on Hand.
Fine Turnouts, single and double. Sad
dle Horses fr hire by the day or hour.
Attentive ami experienced hostlers In at
tendance. 52tf
A Successful Raid.
There has been a crowd of fellows
.i..i fnr vri iIuvk mi.! nights started almost any day
. . ... . -J Concerntns the 1 iger, the news is
too, for the nightime was-the specinl Um h(i ,niH r0I1,inue to p!iy.
season chosen by them to make life j A scarcity of water alone prevents
hideous. Last night about one o'clock 1 the Bradshaw Basin, the Turkey Creek
.1 1. ,...r..i r.Brn,vo in 'aiiti Senator mills from being run.
. J ? 6 , m The marriage of one of Arizona s
incsu.miiH.au! -...vw..-. .em.rrPtic business men, John it. Dall,
Shcppard, Martin. Buttner aud Moore (an,! Jss Frankie Meyers, was sol
made a deconf-u prlii them and took iemnized at the Home of the Sisters, by
c rt. :.' ti...,. ;th5 Rev. Father Becker, who uer-
0-,", n.v. . ., , .. . 'formed the ceremony after the riles-of
were 5iougeu in jmi, ami mis '""'S j,i,c Oatholic Church, at 7:30 o'clock
werc arraigned before Justice Ncugass. labt evening.
The' giye thtir names as Jose Valen- 1 -
cia, Jesus Altamirano. Carmen Valen- Clifton Placer Mines.
cia, Ramon Zepeda, Atlelaida Torres, A mining correspondent to the Econ
Z. Pachecoand Rc-eftCarlo. A charge Jomist says the placer mines of Clifton,
was entered again! tLcm for disturb-1 Arizona," or mors properly the newly
t miunwi i.nrs nf discovered gold region in the southern
ing the peace at unusual hours of , of ,lcfccoulltVt are provilJg: t0 be
the night. Judge cugass imposed a . jm!ncnsiv rjch, showing that be-
fino on each one in the sum of S.j.lW. sides lieins the nest agricultuntl and! ,"bT,. Hvurk !
: . . . : . r ,i.,.t :. 1 : - --
Some have paid their fine and the rc-.gzn section ui i..c nuy, n oonnecime witn Vmcn .
1 , , . , ; mineral resources are likelv to prove Midi and Transportation
maiurter are su:i in jhii longing iur equR, tQ my oilier 'county in the
some wealthy lriend to come lo their 1 Territory. Miners ire tloc'king to the
rescue. The respective officers mak- new placers, and twenty-three claims
0". 3STICOLA.S.
ONE BIT BAR.
G. A. Bmwn's new building, Florence,
Ali zona.
Choicest Wines and Liquora,
Also the
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS.
The iKHtest English and Frcneh news
lHs"rs ate always on our tables lor thi
accommodation ol our patrons.
rontezuma Store.
TEAMSTERS, RAXCHERS,
And
TRAVELERS
Ou
GILA VALLEY STAGE
ROAD.
Centrul National Bank, Philadelphia.
Massachusetts National Bank, Boston.
Bank of Commerce, St. Louis.
Merchants' Saviugs, Loan and Trust Co.,
Chicago.
TUCSON AND
TOMBSTONE
STAGE LINE.
Fare Reduced to $7.
I7OUR- HORSE CONCORD COACH,
last time: splendid meals, through by
lu.vlichl; lime 1;! hunts, over the Ibesl
reads ui Arizona, crossing the San Pedro
1'iver at Ohnesorgen's Brldce. No deten
tion on account of blzh water. Lowest
I freight rates and careful handling.
I Stages leave Tucson Mondays, cdnes-
Y- . r. i, tdn.s and Fridays, at 7 a. m.
OUT attention IS respectfully Leave Tombslniie Tuesdays. Thursdays
arm nHluruavs, ni i a. in.
Pioneer Liyery,
Feed and Sale Stables.
invited to our Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And
HAY aud GRAIN
At the
12 Miles Below Florence, on
the Yuma Stae;c Road.
We have all Merchandise and
Supplies needed by Ranch
ers, Teamsters and the -l'nblic
generally, ol good
quality and at Fair
Prices.
Tucson ofllee, Congress street, opposlto
Soirordlljidson A Qo.'s Hank.
N. U. Sjciaffittentlou given to
EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT.
Olmesorgen & Walker, Props.
seplS-dAwtf
1IU
j Li.-. r,lwere reconied in one day. Two men
uicse arrest n, w w. c & efa.in ff0m wh,ch h
their efficiency and promptness.
From Florence.
Flokbnck, September 26. The ball
given by Mr. Shamp at the opening of
the Grand Hotel, PicKet i'ost. was a
decided success, a large party of Flor
enceites participating.
Ten thousand dollars in silver bul
lion arrived this afternoou from Isa
bellaand Milner & Wauon mills, in
Globe- This greatly increases the
shipment from Globe District.
J. H. Hise, of the arm oi inse cz
Hill, Globe City, came in to-daj-.
Work ou the new rond to Globe
City via Silver King, will be com
menced Monday.
Travel is dJy increasing and the
town is fall of stranger.
is estimat
ed that thev are taking out, at the least
calculation", 1000 per week.
The Road to dole.
Mr.Kelleher, contntcior tq construct
the new road from Old Goiiip Grnnt tn
Globe City, came in Wednendtir irtbrn.
ing and reports he litis surveyed the
entire route and is ready for active,
operations in the way of construction
Please Call and lixainine Our
stock.
THE WESSON
BATH CLOSET.
Tlieuiuler signed, agent
for the Wasson Patent
Bath Closet for Arizona
Territory, has placed two
of the Closets in Room
JVo. 7 Cosmopolitan Hotel,
where the public are in
vited lo inspect them.
For Toilrt Baths will de
rmoM point of mountain. chargcd 50 cents each
and $1.00 for Hot Salt
Bailis.
Persons desirous of par-
c7basiwj for private use
FOBST GRAtW
Avoid Leprosy!
Patronfze White Man's In
dustry. Don't Smoke China Cigars.
Avoid all California Trash and
Danger by Using
Home-Made Brands.
J. GOLDTREEA I1RO.
THE GREAT BLOOD PUELPIERS!
.a I lRISTOI.'SSnr-
L sa pari I Mi and
t ills Its tu bits lied
IS-ri. ti"aranteed
to lie an infallible,
'1 ,-iir fnr S-rOflltl.
'! -- ln 1,s worst tortus,
.T3r i . ..... ...... .t.....i
aRT ' 'f'J -seated ulcers, sy-
? secondary and tor-
itxry; tnmors, ful emptlms. old sores,
ihei.miii.sm, and ali diseases or sores
pro.Io.Mfd ly bad blood or humors. Rris
'ol's Miear-C-.ated l'll: rare all Iitvor
Complaints. For sale byal' drnifglsls and
dealers in me.IIci , .'u'it-dAw
CE! ICE! ICE!
I 1
i
P Fort Oram aud iHtoril to Camp
Thomas.
Stages will teav Point of Mountain trl-J
it l he National
Company.
NORTON A STEWART.
1 ! Proprietor.
JulS-wtf
0
NE TON IN STORE FOR SALE RY
PAUL JIORUiNM,
Room 5, Coemopolitnn Hotel.
Hotice.
can be supplied at thentjl
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.
OrrtcE City Tkkaschrw, Tucson, a.T.,
September, 1I.
SKUlKi) PIU3P0SAUS WILL IJH RE
relveil for the purchase of len IlioOsuhd
dollars bonds of the City of Tucson, by W.
U. WIlllains.Treasurerof the City of I'uo
on, up to Satttrtlay. Xovember 1, A. 1).
IsTU, al 7 o'clock p. id.
Tl l. ads are daled September 1. 1370,
iii.l draw ten pr eent. Inlerest per an
num, phM aiiuoally ut the office of the
I'nv Tmiuiiiiir n Ilie Hrst dav of Hyntem-
J ner. t.c-rier w Hh twenty per cent, of the
Tl City of Tocn has no Hit.lnndl:ig
milK rNDER.I.lNED HAS COM VUlCOf $110 and $7 0 XiX
JL ph-tl a g.Hi and suwtaLtlal lr.dg ' (..btalnlnit the nht of way for the s.mth-
cr.M.s to Saaii 1'e.lro Klvr, at San xXro. naCOrdm lO stlJiC. era p... itl Rallnuitl Cmiiy throucb
SlHtion v. T.. at In- own expose and aOOUf U OH IU i ra Toes,,... All tlw
Hill, ihe.eiore, collect toll froru thoe , -i, Hf tT.e eiwrVer ol Tucson In
usin it Mi.ni .e i reia.i.Hr.ed. JT Orders to be left at B. M . Rite 8 ; ,B.UiU',7t,, ndo liave bee. eomplletl
Hhili water hereaflr 'III be tioobatrnc- .,. , . mi,..,.,,,,
lion lo fmiicht a.nl travel
w-tf WM. IINESORt;EN-
A Home for Sale.
ONE HUNDRED A N D TEN ACRES Ol
land'sttnuled alsiut Itaif mihswulti
irom Tucson, adjoin. i g W. J. 0lrnV
nil Si nnwlinjinir steel imn-Hur tnnU i properly. A sr'iod hous With two room,
e la purchasing sicli. povaer, tools,! Mtl ttVHuna corral, win be sold
etc., and will taReout wirn lum an ad
ditional force of fifteen men. Mr.
Kelleher is an energetic workerynud
thinks he will lie able to tako a buggy
over the road in almtt six weeks.
""6 , W"-. 6 birllw.H.ri.huu.111 St.f
per cent, of price must accompany all 1 iudi. will be eonWeret or enieralat
, ,1.,. ki-u.o W.. ,il ,. ,i hor a les soro than nlneiy cents on tile
orders; tie balance to be paid on de j .lnr,lBr u OTBM ;,it ,i i-
liverv.
J. W. WATERS.
ep2j-dAwlm
It is known that seventeen persons
were killed durisc the recent Indian
raid near Silver City.
cheap.
on.
Apply to Tutty, Ochoa Co ,Tuc
aura uji wi
Polos.
A T.L SI7JSS. POR IIUILTJINO
i. ix.ss. Apply to Thco. Wi ltsch.
PUR
Wareroora for Eent.
- ppvTre initii Arn WILLIAMS'
U om Main M. Appty at IHw K3U
i . .
I
idnried Mldti for TM-il RaKVOHd I'jiml-
jaiHt directed to W. AV. Williams, City
Treasurer, Tucson, A.T."
Tliesucceasfnl bidder or bidders will be
! required u deposit the money for r
'eWane of and receipt of the bonda hi I e
'Mnii,rii,iria. Trou.urer in TuCrWMi.or
nitv lor and Ut ret-tMiHslblc for the eosl of
! exchange and transportation.
I W. V.. WILLIAMS,
I Citi Treasurer.
Notice. . :
BARNKTT A UI.OC1C HEREBY GIVR
notice to ihopuWIethot nouo of their
,.inows iwccBMreI sold -wtlhouti hav
ing the watn l..n Ictah'-ulder.
autj-dAwMtJtm
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