Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1870.
Local Intelligence.

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WRATHEs has been little cooler-inl
fact quite refreshing during the past week
md heslth Of the city is good.
LIEUT.. Riley. of the Tucson post, left on
Wednesday for Camp Crittenden with five
recruits.
W. CLARK, ESQ. aud Don LeopoldoI
Garlic returned on wednesday lest from
Ilagdslena, Mexico.
TIE train of Mr. Alma left on Thursday
last, laden with government freight for
Camp Thomas in White Mountains.
TooTHsosle MELONS are still coming into
market, and sell at fropa 80 cents TO 81, 25-
A medium quality Of Sonora apples retail
Sd ut l,25 per dozen.
NJ. Blanchard, 1sr1Der at Calabazas, ad
vises Us that fine quality OF potatoes.
ands ready market in Tucson st 8 cents
per pound.
J. S. MANSFIELD supplies the TUCSON
public with all the latest newspapers and
library periodicals, and doesn't forget the
CITIZEN.
4 thestrical structure is going mp ST
Camp Grant. The boys in blle have storesI
Of fun in them. aud they intend to deal i'll
eut at The low price Of 30 cents per night.
c. T. Hayden, Esq, left on Mondays i
coach for San Francisco aud New York toI
purchase goods in addition to his present
large stock.
THE TRAIN OF A. De GARRE ESQ. arrived.
On Saturday last from Fort Yuma heavily
isten with merchandise for Messrs Archi-I
bald s; Woods. Shipped via San Diego.I
Il noon on last Tuesday, Indians slolei
pair OF valuable mules and horse from
the ranch Of General Allen, in sight Of the
city. The mules belonged to General A
End the horse TO John Sweeney, ESQ.
THE train of Mr.. Borquz, consisting Of
ten wagons, arrived on Thursday morning
from Bowie, loaded with stores for fully,
Ochoa & Delong, and viii leave in few.
days for Camp Goodwin.
81. DoN M BoEQuEz, and Courado
Aguerra Esq. arrived in town on Tuesday
lsst from Altar, with their families, and
intend making Tucson their permanent
residence.
Ii. ". H. Winters. 3. =. Q. N. at Camp
Bowie, made hasty business call at Tnc-
son this week he started on his return
Thursday and win proceed 10 Washing
ton, and may notreturn for several months,
Lieut.sO' Conner win temporarily act as 81
a. Q. n. at that post,
ENDED. Partnership between Thos Ew-
ing and c. P. Head, for the purposes orcou-
tracing and dealing in grain has term
mated, as win be seen by advertisements
Mr. Ewing continues t5e business. and may
he always found resdv for business at his!
Office. in Tucson, nearly opposite Congress-
Hall.
QuICK TrsfE.-The mail by Thursdays.
stage, was but ~ days from Fan Diego
Gr CapNon has ali things pertaining 70!
the line in the highest state Of efficiency
zu3 Intends to keep them lust so. The
public can rely upon aprompt semi-weeklyi
msiI hereafter, and passengers that they
sud their baggage viii go through speedily
Col. ). H. NELSON, Paymaster L. s. A.
arrived in Tucson early this week. He was.
accompanied by ". G. Nelson, E. X
Fields, and Ii " Il Chase-the latter.
gentleman Of the Board Of Engineers.
The party left for Crittenden on Wednes-I
day, and are expected back to-day, after.
Which they VII proceed to Camp Grant.
Sr. JosEPBs ACADEmY.-Ttis not as well.
known As it should be, that 4 prosperous.
educational institution under this name is.
now in progress in Tucson. tt was inau-.
gurated June 6, 1870, and has been an IN
creasing success, till now the pupils nun.
Der 1I2, and we are informed by the Sisters
i n charge that without All exception all
make marked progress. Both teachers and
pupils express emphatic satisfaction with
oneanother. Order, system and neatnessI
pervade the Institution
GENERAL JoHs r. AtrEN arrived from
Altar on Thursday evening, and reports.
his Touring mill there ABOUT ready foii
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