Arizona citizen. [volume], December 13, 1879, Image 2

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The Citizen.
SATURDAY, - - DECEMBER 13. 1879.
For latest telcgrams,correspondence,
etc., see supplement.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, puts
everythinc together, and says tbat
Grant will certainly be the man for '80.
TriE Slohavc term of the District
Court commenced Monday morning,
December 1st. and ended the next
"Wednesday.
Miles, the carpenter who shot Shan,
non, the cook, at Tip Top on the 7th
surrendered himself to the authorities
at Prescott.
It is reported to the Herald tbat the
Central Arizona 3Iining Company will
arrange for getting water to the Vulture
mine, and will erect a hundred stamp
mill there.
Prescott is wrestling with the ex
citement of a municipal election can
vass. But the candidates,the Arizonan
says, are slow about " settln' 'em up "
for the boys.
Dennis Kearney is going East
again. Somebody, he says, loaned him
$400 to go on, on the faith that the
show would pay, and he would get his
money back from the Yankees.
"We are informed on good authority
that the monthly pay roll in Oro Blan
co District aggregates $7,000. There
is a class of indifferent men in the
district who find it difficult to secure
employment, but good miners are in
demand.
At the request of the City Trustees
Col. Scott agrees to return to San Di
ego one half of the land years ago
granted to the Texas Pacific Company,
as soon as any other company shall
have finished 100 miles of railroad
eastward from that city. There will
probably be extensive litigation over
the matter, as the San Diegans want
all the lands.
A correspondent from Globe City
complains of the Isabella mill man
agement In the first place he thinks
$45 per ton much too high for work
ing ores, and cites theMcCrackin man
agement, where the cost of hauling ore
12 miles and milling the same was
only $7.50 per ton. He thinks ?30
should be the outside fijrure. He also
complains that the employes of the
mill are mostly paid in orders on the
stores, so that while the mill is ship-
ping silver out of the country, they put
very little money in active circulation
If such is the case it is a system that
is sure to give rise to a great deal of
dissatisfaction.
The Alaska.
The Alaska mine, in Oro Blanco dis
trict is one of the Orion Company'i
mines and is developing in the most
encouraging manner. The main shaft
is now down 175 feet in a vein of rich,
black metal, in a formation which in
dicates a true fissure vein. The Orion
Company is a wealthy Philadelphia
corporation, operating on private cap
ital for legitimate results, and it is
with pleasure that we note their en
couraging prospects.
A Correction.
"We had occasion a few days since to
quote some very queer remarks con
cerning some Arizona mining proper
ties, made in the Engineer and Mining
Journal, and it seems the same sot t of
thing is to be kept up. But here is
an item from the last issue which we
feel like correcting. The Journal
says:
The Esperanza, an Arizona mine,
which, we understand is being offered
in the East, was recently purchased by
a Mr. James and others for $2000 on a
bond. Our correspondent adds, "The
parties who sold the property arc good
judges of a mine."
The Esperanza transaction Is so
well-known here that the item quoted
will only be laughed at. "Wc correct
as follows:
The Esperanza is not being offered
in the East, further than that the hold
ers of the bond are arranging for the
money to take up the bond if they
conclude to purchase the mine. !
As to the price to be paid for the
mine, the bond is on record in the Re
corder's office and the price there
named is $30,000.
The sum of $2000 was paid as a bo
nus for a working bond.
The bond was made on the 20th day
of August, for ninety days, and imme
diately thereafter Col. James went to
work to prospect the property. The
principal shaft is down 115 feet, and in
all over 300 feet of work has been ijonc
at a cost of between $0000 and $7000.
The bond is not yet run out nor is the
work completed; and it is understood
between the parties that lime will be
given, if needed, for the completion of
nearly as much work, with, of course,
the expenditure of nearly us much
more money.
The evident intention of the item is
to give the impression that the Esper
anza was purchased for $2000, and
that; the parties who sold the mtne,
being good judges, sold it for a price
which would not pay for a prospect
two days old. We arc asserting noth
ing as to the value of the property; it
may be good or not One thing is cer
tain, however, we know of no property
here, on which more time and money
has been spent to determine whether
it is valuable And while men are, as
we believe, in good faith, trying to
settle that question, and are spending
their own money therefor, we say to
the Engineer and Mining journal, its
correspondent and all other meddlers,
"Hands off!" "When the property is
"offered in the East" on its merits,then
have your say; but, until then.it is
mere impertinence in you to speak.
Plainly, it is none ot your business.
Sales ol silver of the German gov
ernment are to be resumed. It is ex
pected that they will lower the price
of the metal.
Mr. James R. Randall, the author
of the southern war song, "My Mary
land," is clerk ol the Senate Investi
gating Committee now in New Or
leans; the stenographer of the Commit
tee, the Times of that city adds, is Mr.
Small, of the Atlanta Constitution, the
writer of the "Old Si " papers.
Senator Hill, of Colorado, has in
troduced a bill to appropriate $50,000
out of the national treasury for the
purpose of sinking five artesian wells,
two in Colorado and three others in
the States or Territories west of the
Rocky Mountains, wherever the SecreJ
tary of the Interior may designate.
In view of what chemical science
has effected, in the invention of cheap
processes of perfect artificial refriger
ation by means of which not only ice
is manufactured upon the largest scale
but large chambers are maintained at
a temperature suitable lor the preser
vation of meats and fruits tor an in
definite period, we cannot doubt that
scientiuc means will yet be reached
for cooling the deepest mines of the
(Jomstock lode. Mining Recorp.
And after that some other fellow
will come along with a little invention
by which thin skinned mankind will
be able to subdue the unpleasantly
heated atmosphere of a certain other
warm locality.
Mack Morris is in St. Louis, his old
home, with his $100,000, and thus en
lightened a " Republican " reporter, on
the subject of shipping ore to San
Francisco from Globe District:
" "What did it cost to ship it?"
"About $150 per ton. Then it cost
$300 to $500 for bavins: it worked, al
though I, myself, have paid $1100. The
average.pnce however, is $000.
" What is an average yield per ton
for good ore?"
" i irst class ore will yield an avcrapre
of to the ton.
" What would be the profit on a ton
of that sort of ore."
A.bout $1000. The last ton of ore
removed from my mine yielded $7S00.
As may be supposed the general
tendency of Mack's interview was to
"boom" the mining business.
From Arivaca.
"We were shown on Thursday some
very handsome specimens of ore from
the Longarend and SilvenQucen mines
situated in the Arivaca Dtstrict. The
specimens were brought up by Mr. J.
W. Kennedy, foreman of the Longar
ena, who arrived in town by coach
last evening. The shaft on the Lon
garena is down 100 feet, and one on the
Silver Queen is down 18 feet, with 18
inches of very high grade ore showing
native silver, silver glance and chlor
ides. Both Arivaca and Oro Blanco
Districts are developing nicely, and
now is the time to secure titles for
mining speculations as the " boom "
will drift in that direction before long.
Capital Dots.
A friend writing from "Washington
says there is an apparantly proper wish
for the establishment, in connection
with some one of the Departments, of
a mining or mineral bureau. The call
comes now from the older states in
which gold and other mines exist, but
the greater order aud stability which
would everywhere be introduced will
commend the scheme to miners every
where. Great interest is felt by all in
the experimental lighting of portions
of the Canitol by electricity. The hall
of the House will not, at present, be
supplied with the light, as the inventor
s not wholly satisfied with his work
But it is believed that, not much time
will elapse before the whole vast build
ing will have its only light from elec
tricity.
TOMBSTONE NOTES.
From The Nuuget, December 11.
Mayor Harwood's message to the
new council is an excellent piece ot
good sense.
A man named Frank J. Pick, afllict-
ed with "tremens," shot himself at
Charleston on the 5th instant.
The Nugget says the Hartford Dis
trict is not organized. It is a mistake.
The Citizen published the organiza
tion some time since.
More rich ore has been found in the
Silver Cloud region, and as the coun
try has been tramped over a great deal
before, some wonder is expressed at the
oversight.
Arrangements arc about completed
for the starting of a stage line between
this place and Patagonia, an enterprise
that will meet with liberal pntrouage.
Stock is already or hand here for the
line, and will commence running in a
few days.
The extension of the Globe and Tres
Alamos mail route will be made to
Ohnesorgcn's station on the San Pedro
and there connect with the new Tomb
stone and Tucson stage line. Buck
boards will be placed upon the route
at once and perhaps are running at
the present time.
Attractions in the Tough Nut mine
have been increasing within the past
tew days. Ore of the very richest
kind has been aain found, which as
says up into the thousands. As they
open up, no matter whether in cuts or
shafts, the richness of the mine in
creases. Without doubt the mine is
turning out far beyond the expecta
tions of its owners. It is the richest
mine yet developed in this District.
The crying need of San Francisco
to day is a stock boom for the holidays.
TT 11 ........ J ... J
nun are wen imcutionca, out impecu
nious citizens going to provide their
...:.i. "i. ji . j .
itc9 uu uiuuu iiueucu uiamonas;
spriDg of joybut it takes a boom in I
stnoks to buv them. Unless the mar-
fcpt rallies, diamonds as well as vari
ous other necessaries of life will be
missed in many a happy household in
Ran Francisco dunnir the festive non
dav season now EO close at hand.
Stock Report.
CORN.
At PtrketPost. Final County, November
12, to the wire or wm. a. uenson, a sou
DIED.
Mrs. Ahhle A. French, wife of Chief Jns
h rfled nt a Quarter mist two
o'clock this morning, at Troy, New York.
nnrlntr her brief residence In Tucson
Mrs. French endeared herself greatly to
laree circle of our best people, and becain
known as a lady of Ibe most sterllngquai
ltles. It was, tbereioie, wim proiounaj"
that the news was received some month
since that she had been permanently re
lieved from themalndy which hBd nttacR
ed her cancer. But the hopes of friends
were vatn, and It is now only some two
months since It was announced thul th
disease had returned In a probably hope
less lorm. Since that time she has stead
Hy declined.
This community, recognizing the fact
thul a good woman, wife and mother, has
gone, will extend 1U utmost sympathy to
! those whoso tlesof relationship wilt make
them feel the loss most keenly.
NEW AD VEIt T1SEHENTS.
Fulton
IRON WORKS,
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes.
(ESTABLISHED IN 1855)
WORKS FREMONT AND H0WAROSTS.
OFFICE NO. 213 FREMONT STREET.
San Franchc$,
Ilolatluc WorkH. whims for pros
liecilntf small mlnps: Portable Hoist
lng Engines and Boilers, with Keels
suitable for wire or hemp rope, of now
uc-MiMis. embodying all the latest iin
provlmenls.
.Mining Machinery. Hoisting Cages
with wifely attachments. Safety Hooks
Ore Curs. Om ISuckels. Water Buckets,
Car Wheels and Axles. Ore Gates, with
racks and pinions for ore bins. Pump-
Tlna .Machinery. Air compressors, Air
or Water Pipe, Recelvors, etc
Miwlilmry. Gold Mills, with
Dans or concentrators as required, bll
ver Mills, eltherfor dry or wt crushing
Willi roiistlnganil drying inrniices. runs
Keillors. etc.. ill- n-oulrcd. Smelting Fur
naces for either Lead, Copner, Silver or
Gold, Wlllards Roasting Furnaces, es-
neclully adapted for Rold ores. Retorts
IJulllon Molds. Ore Feeders, Rock
BieHkers, etc.
JIIsceIlnn-oiiM .llnrhlnnry. Saw
Mills, Flour M1IN, Oil Well Machtn
ery, Water Wheels and Cnsllugs.
Knifings iiikJ Boiler tor nny and all
purposes, adapted to the economical
ute of fuel.
1'RICES 3IOIr.KATE.
Among others, tho following have been
I'.uilt l us:
rombntone Mill, for the Toughnut mine.
Corbin " Lucky Cuss.
Western M.Co's. " Contention.
McM lllnn " " Stonewall Jackson
P. V. Saimi, Prest. L- M. Jacobs, Cash.
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
TUCSON, A, T.
CORRESPONDENTS :
SAN FRANCISCO -Pacific Bank.
LOS ANGELES, Farmv AiMerchn'ts H'k
NEW YOltlv ....i-llItU National U'lllK
CHICAGO First National Hnnk.
BALTIMORE Second National Bank
ST. LOUIS Hank of Commerce
Deposit accounts received subject to
check ut sight and kept In either coin or
currency, depositors being allowed the
use of currency when g.lver Is deposited.
collection nt l'rans. Notes, i vldenus
and other commercial paper made
throughout tho United States aud cred
lied to account or remltt d foron the day
advice are leoulved.
Loniin made upon, or will buy. United
-tales. Territorial, county or City securl
ties, prime commercial paper or real
estate.
Transfer of funds made, either by
leiegrnpn or mun.anu deposits mauewun
any or ourcorrespondenu will be trans
ferreit In nny manner desired andnmnunt
credited here upon receipt by us of advice
or sucn deposits.
Lxelmiie bought and sold nt current
rates. Drulls drawn In sums to sutton
the principal cities of the United States
and Kurn do.
Certificate of Deposit Issued nay
able In any currency on demand, or after
uxed dates bearing Interest.
In vestujentM made ou the choicest se
curity for parties who are unable toattend
to same, for which we will charge a mod
crate commission.
CoiiNlKiinientH of gold or sliver bul
lion will recelvo especial attention and
the same will be shipped to the most rell
able reduction and refining works, at any
point desired. We also innke advances
(hereon and allow the consignors the full
net amount realized after deducting ex
penses. Tie operations of this bunk being con
fined to a strictly legitimate banking bus
iness its pnlrons may feel assured that
they will receive liberal aud satisfactory
ireuimeui in an irunsacnous.
Parties nt a distance may forward their
orders and requests to thl bunk by mail
or otherwi'e, and rely upon a consclen-
tiou&rauiirul execution of their wishes-
seplO-d&wtf
L.M. Jacobs & Co
Now Oftcr to tho Trade, tho
Largest and Most Complete Stock
Gen'l Merchandise
Ever offered in Southern Arizona,
and at
Prices Lower than Ever.
We Call the Attention of Miners and
Prospectors particularly to our
Large and varied stock of
MIKING TOOLS,
Whicn we otter at Bed Bock
Prices.
Ave respectfully solicit buyers to ex-
amine our Stock and Prices before
Buying elsewhere they cer
tainly will find it to their
advantage to do so.
L.M. JACOBS & CO.
NOTICE.
County Tkeasukeu's Offick,
riMA Co., Akizoa, December 1,1879.
A L-t. WARRANTS OK THE YEAR
jt- It77 are now duo und payable at this
office, and lulereal on the same ceases
trout this date.
K. LEATHERWOOD,
County Treasurer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherman,
Hyde & Co.,
SAX FKANCISCO, CAI
Th Lamest Music House in
7
America.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS CAPITAL
Wn nnlv keen First Class Pianos and
Organs, sell on easy Installments to re
sponsible parties.
Wo are Paciflc Coast Agents for
The Celebrated Weber Piano,
Haines Bros. Pianos,
German Upright Pianos,
And the "World Renowned
Esty Organs !!
FOR
Brass Bnstrumensts,
Sheet Music,
And Everything in the Music
Line, Address
i t
SHERMAN, HYDE & CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
PALACE HOTEL,
MEYERS STREET, TUCSON,
Maisii & Dkiscoll, Proprietors.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATION FOR ONE
hundred guest.
Thesimclnus dlnlnc hall Is under the
supervision of an accomplished Stewart,
tne cuisine unexcelled, ana tne waiters
attentive and polite.
ZECKEXDOBr k STi.AB,
W. B. SCOTT,
Tueion, Ariion.
Cbirlutoa, Ariieaa.
W. B. SCOTT&CU,
CHARLESTON, ARIZONA,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers
IN GENERAL
MERCI-I'jSTDISE.
WE BEG TO UALL'THE ATTENTION
of all Buyers and Consumers to the
fact of our having established a
HOUSE at CHARLESTON
We keep constantly on band a Com
plete Assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goodi,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery and Glassware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Wines and Liquors,
And, In Fact, Every Article Required by
Either the
Mining or Agricultural Trade.
We have Experienced Buyers In
the East, and will always be pre
pared to offur such Inducements to
Large Buyers aa Cannot be Sur
passed by any other house In Ari
zona. Mill and Mining Supplies
A SPECIALTY.
W.B.SCOTT&Co
GREAT REDUCTION
AT TBTE
White House,
iVEW GOODS!
NEW GOOIS
Arming Daily by Mail & Express
GRAND RUSH
IN&THE
MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
Just Received!
An Elegant Assortment, con
sisting in part of
RIBBONS of the Latest Designs in Silk-
Satin and Grosjjraiu.
SASH RIBBONS in Endless Variety.
BLOND LACE, Silk Fringe, All Colors,
Latest Styles, Tasteful Designs
SATINS, All Colors.
LADIES' CUFFS AND COLLARS, all Styles
in Linen and Lace.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
DEESS GOODS!
untax uuuua trom iuc to ouc per
yard; regular price from 20c to ?1
DE BEICE, 4Cinch wide, $1 per yard;
regular price, $1.50. 23-inch wide,
50c per yard ; regular price, 75c
per yard.
Also a Large Line of
PARISIAN NOVELTIES!
COXSIST1JTG OF
JEWELRY of All Kinds, the Finest
Stock Ever Brought to this mar.
ket, such as Bracelets, Necklaces,
Earrings, Etc.
SILK MITTS, All Colors, only $1; price,
$1.50.
KID CLOVES, All Sizes aud Colors, only
1; price, $2.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. All Colors, from
25 cents up.
This stock has been selected by Mr.
Welisch personally and especially for
this trade.
AN ELABORATE VARIETY OF
Fashionable
Ladies' Hats
JUST RECEIVED BY MAIL!
THE IIRST OF THE SEASON,
and the Best Selected Stock Evor Brought
to this market, Lower than ever before
OiTered.
The reason these Great Reductions In
prices aro made Is to enable us to make
room for our Kew, Elegant and Large
Slock of Staple aud Fancy Goods which
we are NOW UECEI VlJJG. To secure
the bun ell t of these Great Bargains come
at once.
BRANCH DEPARTMENT.
Tho Branch Store of the While House
Is situated on Main street, opposite Lord
A. Williams', where Is kept constantly on
hand uCOMPLhTB STOCK or
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Country Merchants and Miners will
And It to their advantage to call before
purchasing elsewhere, as everything in
their line Is kept and will bo sold at as
tonishingly low prices.
THEODORE WELISCH.
rpiIOMAS PKICE'S ASSAY OFFICE,
CHEMICAL- LiAHUKATUKX
And MINING OFFICE,
521 Sacramento Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Assays and Analyses of Ores. Sampler
and Purchaser of nil kinds of ores.
BULLION MELTED,
ANALYZED AND REFINED
And Returns made In Coin. Currency,
Certified Checks or Certificates of Deposit
to any part ot the country.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
PASK BULLION.
40-ly
pertonal or famitv
tne. with over 1000 Illnstratlmis. Send nine
cents ror It. (Sumps will do. i We sell all goods
at wholesale prices lu quantities to suit tho pur
chaser. Tbe only institution In America trhn
Siske thlt their special business.
Address,
UAT(iOHKKy WAltD it CO,
7 & 833 Waoaau Ave., UWcajo, III
110
Lord &
Williams,
Congress and Main Sts., Tucson
Established in 18C7.
"WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALKBS HUNT
General Merchandise.
Cash advances mad eon
Miners and Prospectors
Wool, Hides and Country
Produce of all hinds.
"We keep constantly on hand a Full
Stock of all kinds of Merchandise.
Particular atten
tion is called to our
stock of Hardware,
ordered direct from
manufactur c r e r s,
which includes ev
erything needed by
Miners and 31 ill
Men.
Our stock of tools
for all trades is the
most complete and
carefully assorted
HARDWARE
FOK
Mills Se Miners.
ever before offered
in tins market.
. . .....
rnm nriQ? n cr "Piotc
Shovels, Axes and
tianuies, crow
bars, Wneelbar -
m f
TOOLS FOR
rows, i ii in p i n
Bars, pans; Pew.
ALL TRADES
uer, uiam anu
Vulcan; Dyna
mite Laps, liel-
lows, Anvils and
Vices, together
with every too
needed by carpen-
ters, mill ATishts and blacksmiths.
Agricultural Implements of all kinds.
Iron and Nails of all sizes direct from
the foundry.
Country Merchants and Mining
Companies
ill find it much to their interest to
purchase of us. "Wc offer tho BEST
STOCK of
GEOOERIES,
Staple and Funcy, in Arizona. Also,
a Full Stock of LIQUORS, "CIGARS
and TUIiAUCJO. Our Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Blankets,
Boots and Shoes
IS
oi uie xesi, uoiu in quantity anuicash.
qualitv. Arrangements 'av been
made by which we receive a
NEW STOCK
bMiKi WJvth.. We also have on
hand and make to order Mnttrasses
and Cots of all sizes. Orders from
abroad promptly aud carefully filled.
All goous guaranteeu to be as repre
sented.
NEW STAGE LINE!
BET WEE INT
Tucson and Altar, SonoraArlzona Visws' pcture Framss'
Hours and Cays of Departure.
EAVES TUCSON EVERY SUNDAY
hi 9 a. m. ami arrives at Altar tho
uect day at the same hour.
Leaves Altar every Wednesday at 4 a.
in. aud arrives here on Thursday at S a. m.
KATE8.
From Tucson to Altar, and vice versa.SS.00
Express matter and all kinds of freleht
Win be cnatved In proportion to the I
weight and bulk, 33 percent.cheaperthan
by any other line ou snld route.
In order to give the public euttro satls-l
mcuon tins line has the following facili
ties: The Most
ELEGANT AND COMMODIOUS
CONCOIID COACHES,
Follows the Most Direct and
Best Route
in every respect, Every
Accommodation 1
on the road, Good Meals, etc. The very
best or teams are distributed over the line
at Bhort distances apart. Thefce facilities)
ft.iVt1 "n.d affbrU
DTTRAZ0 & VALDEZ, Proprietors.
M.
VASQUEZ, Agent, Tucson.
R. DURAZO, Agent, Altar.
1'. V. NILSOX.
I'lHI.. SMUSSLEK.
SHUSSLER & NILS0N,
Watchmakers and Jewelers
rjmcsoN,
EAL-
era In
RIZONA
"VTORTH
IN SIDE
QHURCH.
WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY.
JpLAZA.
A FINE ASSORTMENT Or
DIAM0MDS, WA TCHES CLOCKS
AND JEWELRY.
Also a selected stock of Guns, Pistols,
and Ammunition. An expert Guns
mith has heen employed, -who -will
make repairs on all classes of arms.
"Watches and ClocKs Cleaned and Re
paired.
All Work Warranted to Give En
tire Satisfaction.
PnPP ftlPTTOALLwbo
NOT FAIL tn send' f" K P t" H I" I suiTer with Rhen
for our NEW PRICE) II 1- U I I 1 matlsm, Paraly-
jjiax. aiore complete sis, Neuralgia, .Nervous and Sexual Debll
yiHtTfJ;.0?11""15 "'? General 111 Health, Wasting, Decay,
thnKPS?ldeTf Urkary Diseases. Spinal Diseases, Dys
i pepsm.eic, etc., to wnom win oe sent my
kon Medical Electilclty and Electro
Galvanic Belts, vorld renowned for their
success In saving many valuable lives, by
curing all Chronic Diseases. Bend Symp
tom and Stamp for Diagnosis to Dr. O.
W. Forbes, 74 W. Fourth street. Cincin
nati, O; iS-eovrly
HERMAN WELISCH
CHARLESTON, ARIZONA,
Dealer in General Merchandise,
Cash. NobaddehutK2A?ICrLY
customers.
nmarfl. ua UD nn
THE DOLLAR OP THE
ONE GOES AS FAR AS
THAT OF THE OTHER
WILL FCfD IT
TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO IXSPECT
MY WELL ASSORTED STOCk
OF EVERYTHING
Before Pnrchoslng Elsewhere. OTtp
SALES, SMALL PROFIT An vn
BLOWING. au5-w-d.o-sl
NORTON & STEWART.
, mm m ."V, ' ' m
M viwaui.
Are Opening a Large Stock
1 or
I
tr I jri mr ..
vreuri lTAercnaiimse,
Just received from New York
Consisting of Dry Goods, Boots andSho
niflfhlnif L'n n rt i II...
Notions, Imported Wines, Aleis&j'
Liquors. Imported Cigars, Mowen
ltakes, Corn-Hhellers, Wagoy
and Harness.
Hardware,
Glass and Queenaware, Willow
Baskets and
STATIONERY.
Suitable for the Army, Ranch
men,
Farmers
and
Miners.
We keep only lha best Qualities cr
woods, una at as lour a price a raa be
found in tne Territory.
NORTON & STEWART,
Fort Grant, A. T.
branch: stoke
at
Camp John A. Rucker, Whi
River Uanon,
Where a rood assortment of a,V k'ndt -
sutlers'. Miners' ana ramicr'
Tiuil, rr j-an hA nnil n r nwntiL nrvi -
13. BucilIES5S,
r n O T O G R A P II E u
JInlden Lauc find ConscreKiStre'ts,
Tncon, Arizona.
With new aud enlarged faciii'i"
Prepared to do all Kinds of Wcri.
In his line In the highest tvIooi
the r.rl.
Keeps also on nanu
A Complete Assortment
ot
Moulding, Chromos, &c.
Bnsle JFioiir mills.
Tucson, Arizopa.
E. 2T. Fish7Proprietor.
The Mill 1 now in perfect orrfsr,
New and Imoroved Machiner;
in every part
gecond to nQn0 ior ManufaC-
turing Choice Articles
of Flour.
I have constantly on handorialo.
: Choice Family Flour,
Graham Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Corn Mel
Short and Bru.
. . M.ri.v for Feet
Cracked Cora and Bariej iorx
fctc, i.ic
At new store-room on Mains-
WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE F-5
FLOUR.
Liberal Cash Price paid nr
Wheat.
C. II. MEJrJEH.
DEALER IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Congress Street,Tucon, Anion
COLLINS,
and travelers. For sale at I"1
Prices. Branch Business aio-- -.,
The many settlers alon? '
an
d below Camp inom ., rn n
3irad vantage to trade wlthJ;!..
he
Revocation of Power of Attorstf
TO WHOMSOEVER IT Xc
cern: Notice U hereby V,'H
hereby revoke and annul the VrL'rp
torney mat uocior Jir"M,"',nn
may have or hold in bis
kn m l mitlintltlnJ him.
lego, to negotiate a sale of w tyi
Chihuahua, Republic of -""".Vi
from and after this dale all 1
vested In or granted to "Jn
U UidUltlUUlliilUk - . -
f the Z a
namanieo oy. unucj ',. aC i
power oi attorney shall uenj.sl.K
lutely cease. HENR ,herl.'"
Silver City. N. M Doceiutjer, w 9
Notice.
A LL PERSONS ARE HE f BJV
A Honed against neBotlsti , t
M. Johnstone for the Pfb,aI:
whole or any part of the "'n jer
the "Total Wreck." .Ji t n
and owners have not aulhorir , , tf
any one else lo yl BvB-
them
W. L. V All,
J.T.DILLO.
J. B
DEALER IN GENERAL MERrH
DI3E.CAMP THOMAS, A. T
now on baud a complete Swc m .t3
fltiri n o ntnti rod nv luriu K