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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
8eipnbere SIabricbt.

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seihnste, ,.8srfsriissr unc Vertdufsr BON Wt-
nrraIpaiIsr unb Ipnitiseu @trGntsn in GIaltsn," !"
cine 9ifs br BON ibm ssbrau6ten Glal6sn in
bsr gmtshuts hss StaatsIsfrstdrs ron pennlpl-
panisn bspouirt bat une eeeen trssne cine per
iOu pber yerIpnsn, Der 10 btjsttuste 6lalbsn NIT
WinsraltpaITsr pesr irseub sintm anesren @s-
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ssue cine 9lrt bamit banbsIt, Cber re bsnust nm
Obj barin ,u baItsn Opsr gu irstue stnsm 3psds,
pire ssIsBli6 ptrfabren pereeu.
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Scranton, pa.
1an bta6ts nodfsbtntsn 9tissrlae:.
,,Gs pirb bisrnit ais unstiesliH erflart fur
irasno ptIts ptricn Uesr perIcusn pbne Gr"
laubniB ess Gistntbtimsrs irsene 10 bs3si9nstf
GlaI6tu nit RinsraIpaIsr posr iCnfisem 8s-
frGnft ,u fiilsn, su psrfaufsn Su SsrSsbsn, gu
faufrn, cher pamtt ju banbsln, tptnn iclbs Gla-
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unb trssub Ssmanb, Der li6 70 Ssrsebt II bait.
bar fir cine Straft pom fiinbia Gents fur tsbt
Icl6s 6laIGe, 70 ssfillt cher Srrfauft ssbrauht
perasttu, atEanft cher bamit ssbanbelt fur has
srife @srssbrn unb finf Dollars fur isess pettere
gsrssben, III trlaussn SOr irssnb sinem glIoer.
mann perr 6ristsnsrittsr, mic Strafsn ssles!ib
III trlauaen Ine fir ben Staat." 24tI1t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SH6SOlg S0lsS,

Srauiliu glpsnus, nabr hem Siisnbabn-DePOt
epreus 3sipIer Gissnibamer.
Gas Saus it neu unb in polIfommenlier gtells
eiuosriatet uuS Gid unb SteIler lisffrn an Sgfl'
len uns GJstrGnitu sas Bette, mas Su edeen ~.
ohs- Ssr gSsts frbaltsn. f7f70
'''' ~ esrtut 3tibItT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Germania Halle.

Ginsm persbrtsn pubIiium bic srssbeut vi
itiar, taB pbiaes, nabt rem Depot asltsens 2cfd
neu eineeri6itt unb beheiItenb peri6Entrt perhtI
q uuc unter Der 2eihIng ess llnteriti6nstGn hst
esu.i6en publifum ieBt pir6er riTtn ffebt.
Die 3eit her frrmflIen Ginpeibung pirb fpd
ter bsfanut gemaht.
Das ausstjritnste ,,Srbsifrion" unb eiu
@sntiIatpn MAIDEN bitits 9Sf
81 benz ansturbmifrn aufrntbaltseTt In
Stabt. (t0tH) SebH 9tthIa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

Yaris, II. @drj. Su SOuIOuie farb
cine 5rau i'm glItsr peu 104 Sabrsn.
DieisIbe mar tsIonpsrs paeur6 befanut
paB fe auBsr sinsm Harlem Sadsnbarts
aud einsu SO Gsntimtter (stwa 30 3oa)
laneen SnsbeIbart bate. sic uaunts if@
asIae SimuRtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

Triebricb S6ra6er,
Jatrifdut Sun fprub clubcm Grouf Bier,
Sar(apariIla unb mintraiwalsr,
5atrif in MuIbsrryfrabs, spii@sn penn II. gBgO-
ming apenut.
Ncrter, stle unS 3aeerbier,
IN 8Iaf&sn, pirb su ben nisprtsfsn prsiIsn TN
9rpeen mad alien plGBtn btr City iUitfnTrst &C.
lisfert.
Cine Grfabruna BON 25 Sdbrsn IN meinem @s-
&Gfte befGbigt mid, eineu Sarlapariaa ju lie
,eru, Der als anbsrsn 5abrifate iibsrtrit une Ter
1eIunbSsit isbr sutrGsIi6 ~. Das @si&dft fsbt
uutsr mtinsr psriSnIihen 9situns, nns pOIs gu
friebenbttt pirb sardnttrt.
NuftrGst, psI6t BET 9srrn SCbn 3sibltr abss-
aeben pbsr curt bic pOlf mir SustIanbt psrbtn,
fnesn prpmptt 8sriidi8hsuns.
26ba Sr. S6raber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
"Gr9ber House..

4. Warh Cfriibr pgbr parD scranton, pa.
Dieiss i'm tsitcn StyIs rusrri6tsts SUtsI 10
rbsr3rit CUR aufnabms bon Rrilrnbrn btrtit.
@utee Bier ure gBein, feline 9tauSrs, tparme
uub faltr SPsilsn Su isbsr 3eit; auAern, rob
unb gsfOdt; See Cream unb Srbabrunnsn, nit
ben fsinlfsn Syrups. Gin tIeaantsr SaaI fir
Damen.
gu re6t ;ablrtiaem Sriu6 Iabet lrins Grsuakt
eiu @fUrss @rGttr prppr.
Scranton, 10. San. 1866. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
OySntiIfs 1GnterricsDt.

llnfss,i6nstsr smpfebIt T6 in Isinrn frstsn
Smnben llnttrritt fur Glauto unb i6mmtite
SIt6inlfrumente su rrtbsiru. gldbtres gu er.
frassn in Der @pbnuns pOn Daniel Ssinl auf
Der fsiusn Glat.
Zap Charles Stbtrtfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SSiQiant SGfer's
@eimu 0tqnOr= 0eI6dft,

Nain StraBE 5pee part
DALI auf 9prratb, int @rUesn unS aIsinsn,
ale in Isin 6a6 sinlblassnbtn GrtitsL iopte has
belit Bier in Syee garf, falte Spetlen une
Spsters, psl6s auf pas 5einite subsrsttet pfr'
ben.
8ruuee uub 5snts, 70 aud 9sfaunts Ssr,
licbtrs i'd, has iie einen feinen 9prratb urb ale
beutbars 9seusmIi6Esit bel mir finbsu.
OiIIiam 8ateI
iona prpprtetST.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SSirtbS: nnb Gnf4hauS.

Der llntsrSr6nste smpFsbIt isintn 5rsunbtH|
uno ben DtutI6tn iiberbaupt isin an esr Sad
iCnifrabe, cbsrbaIb Der Drain, Spet part selsss-
mes 9Cfal, mo- is itsts bic btfsu 9strdnfs pprFH1
ben pereen.
SOIirs esuts fSnnsn jsssrssit quite 4sf uud
epeis balslb srbaIteu.
-9luh rperetn In BEN @sbiubt utbrnan aIlt III
has SattIsrfa6 siniblastnbtn arbsitru anssfsr1
tiet cptr rsparirt. 25n9
Mubreas S66n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Nbilip NObirtiOm,
8ierbrauer,

&.tar Strtst, Scranton, pa.
GmpfsbIt Isiu ausssjei6ustes 8abrifat ben psr-
sbrttn Wirtben beffens. fOtr6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SNySinsnic6's S0lO1l.

Dunmcre, pa.
Weiren 6rtunNtn uno Setdnntsr bisrmtt BIC
srlrbsrt gu,eias, bab pbisrs 2cfal ntu sinsrit-
is inS btbeuterN SersrDbert porben H. Warne
urS talts Sptiien iu tsetr 3tit. Die Strabsn-
G'enbnbn pom Srrantcn fiibrt bis ;um bauGt.
al d matbt esrlrte harauf aufmsrfiani, baB CT
nit gutter Stalluns fir Yferbs psrisbtn IN.
23ilS 0puts Wtnntd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
81 Stop here! @s

Der ltnter3ti6nets bat bic bisbsr BON Wers.
@austr ssfiibrts 8sifauraticu glO. 67 public
Sauare iibrrnpmreu unb t9iro burd, Ytrabrti-
Dung Scu uur ben bshsn Spsiien unb 4strGn.
fen lid has Der friibsrn Girma ssi6snFtt @Obl-
ppllsn bss publifums ;u srbaltrn iuhrn.
N.S. Diunrts une SCupsr fSnnsn gu tsbert
3sit itrpirt prrben.
29ap9 u. .. S6liimba6,
gpiIfesbarre, pa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
NJ. reen,
Gambler in tmpprtirtsn unb rtnbsimii&sn
ft1rinen, Giquirsn, Gigarren, ST.,

428 1adawanna NDenue.
Der bette Bourbon in Der @ssenb. Smportir
gBsins unb Yranbiss. Die bette Nuspabl Icettn
aus bsm 3oabauit rrbaltsn unb Su prsiisn psr'
tauft, bic ittsr 8pnfurrtnj ipettsn.
Gbrnfaas Gin GROCER gprratb impprtirifr unb
sinbsimiI6sr Gisarrsn, bic nit ssrinssm pruft
ptrfauft perbrn.
pprttr unb 9lle, in sanjtn unb balbtn GGIitrn,
tmmtr pOrrGtbis ;u benz niterigiftn NParftprstit.
@aaren psretn fcfenfrti mad isbsm 3bsiIs
brr Gity absslitffrt.
1anfrnb fir has bisbrriss 3utrausn, bittst E
UNI GrbaItuns bsIelbsn in Der 3ufunft.
t2. Suli 1966.-ba
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
ASUNTOS GENERATES.

El vale del Rio Salado 50 esta po-
blando rapidamente. Hay sin emba:-
60 teireno para muchos otros labrado-
res que quieran establecerse en- ese
riachuelo.
Ell Fuerte Goodwin sera dentro de
POGO abandonado por el Gobierno; de
suerte que las fabricas podran bien
proporcionarles albergue a todos los
que deseen sembrar Ell el Gila. En-
aQuella vecindad Sc encuentran buenos
terrenos, que ademas tendrian la ven
taja de estar cerca del mercado, tales
como el fuerte Thomas y Apache Pass
como tambien de las minas de las Bur-
raS.
No hay en- Arizona bastantes pro-
ductos, manufactures, nj tampoco hay
sufisiente cultivo de vinas otros ar
bOles frutales como son duraznos man
Zanas ect. ect.
Los habitantes deberian hacer sus
propias baquetas y escobas, las que Sc
traen aqui costa de muchos gastos.
Manana es Noche-Buena. Este es
un dia en- que todos los cristianos sien-
ten un gran regocijo dentro de sus CO.
razones; y cualquiera que sean sus
creencias, siempre Sc unen para cele-
brarlo. Esperamos que todos Sc rego-
cijaran en- estremo. Todos los que no
reciban su aguinaldo pueden bien dar-
10 otros. Esta noche Sc podran ad-
querir en- la Loteria de Zeckendorf.
Vengan por uno mas.
Allegro Noche-Buena y feliz Ano
Nuevo son los deseos del Citizen.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24

NEVADA JOURNALISM, &c.-The Re
publicans having lost Elko county,
Nevada, The Semi w eekly Chronicle
came down to once a week, and then
yielded the ghost. But the truth is,
that railroad town has had its business
cut into by the many rival stations,
and one paper must hedge to live. At
Reno, the Republicans won, and now
they have two papers Zone sore-head
and one regular) there. But there too
other business seems, ON the contrary,
to warrant it. Reno shot up, then fell
and is getting It's second wind, and is
truly the only railroad town between
Truckee and Corinne that appears to
be fixture and possessing a splendid
future. The Sierra is healthy back
ground, that there is no going back of,
and Reno has great frontage.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Bills Before Congress.

When Congress adjourned large
numberofimportant bills were pending.
Many of these are likely to come up
early in the present session. Among
the more important bills are the fol-
lowing.
Bill to encourage ship building, etc.
! There are several bills to increase
American commerce, among which is
that Of the Mediterranean and Orien-
tai Steamship Navigation Company.
These bills mostly provide for the
transportation of the United States
mails to Europe by steamship built
in the United States.
Bill to grant a subsidy to line of
steamers built between San Francisco
and ports in Australia.
A bill to encourage telegraphic COM
munications with foreign countries.
Included in this bill are the proposals
of telegraph cable between San
Francisco and China and Japan, and
also between a port in the United
States and Belgium.
A bill to relieve members of Con-
gress from importantly, and to pre-
serve the independence of the differ
ent departments of the government
A resolution to regulate the hours
of labor throughout the United States.
A bill to establish postal telegraph
system in the United States.
A bill to make the importation of
immigrants under labor contracts un-
lawful.
A bill to reform the civil service OF
the United States.
A bill to establish territorial gov
ernment in Alaska.
Bills to admit as States in the Un-
ion the territories of Colorado and
New Mexico.
A bill to aid the Kansas Pacific
Railway, and also one for the cons
truction of the Memphis and FL Paso
and the Midland Pacific railways.
A bill to punish polygamy.
A uill to reduce the rates Of pospage
and to abolish the franking privilege
A bill to regulate the government
printing, and to do away with the pu-
olication of public documents for gen
eral distribution.
1t is not proba BILE that all of these
bills will pass, at least in their pre-
sent shape. Some of them will lead
to protracted discussion, and Will dis
close a strong opposition.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
The Arizona Contest.

AS is usual when party is badly
beaten, the opponents of Governor
McC ornlick In Arizona are now charg-
ing that his election was by fraud;
but they establish nothing whatever
On the Colorado River, where from
gratitude fvr his action In changing
the route Of the Government freight
every one wished to help him, there
may, at one OF two points, have been
an excessive vote, but elsewhere no,
question can possibly be raised and if
all the votes upon the Colorado to
which the least suspicion is attached;
were thrown out he would yet have a
large majority. But we hear it OH
good authority that at Phoenix some
one hundred probably illegal votes
were cast for Brady, and sworn in,
and at Wickenburg nearly fifty of the
same character were cast. Indeed
throwing out the votes in Yavapai
Co., known to be illegal, Gov. Nc
Cormick carried the county by a
small majority. Persons who live in
glass houses should not throw stones;
and men who resorted to such lodges
as did the Mowry -Brady-Oury party
in Arizona in the recent election should
BE- very careful how they complain OF,
or criticise the course of others. Gov.
Mccormick is not only legally re-
elected to Congress from Arizona, but
but he is elected by very large ma
iority, considering the vote cast, the
Independent and manly platform he
occupied and the mendacious charac-
ter Of the opposition to him-for surely
a good and faithful officer was never
more unreasonably, Indignantly or
unjustly opposed. His reelection
should have been unanimous CRATE
full vote rather than by a contest the
most intense and virulent ever had in
the Territory. Mowry has much to
answer for in stirring up las he did to
a great degree) such malicious and
unwarantable antagonism to the best
representative and friend Arizona has
ever had, and will yet repent it.-[San
Diego Bulletin.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
AsUNTOS ESTRANGEROS.

La guerra entire Francia y Prussia,
sigue todavia y como de costumbre,
los Franceses han sido derrotados en-
casi todas parties.
Sc cree que Paris, la capital de
Francia caira en- manos del enemigo
dentro de una dos semanas.
va yemos que ell govierno que man
do Maximiliano Mejico, tiene ahora
que sentir.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Pima County officers.

Probate Judge, John Anderson, TuscoR
District Attorney, j. E. McCaffrey, "
Sheriff, P. r. Brady,
Recorder, F. H. Goodwin,
Treasurer, H. OFT,
James H. Toole, %
Supervisors, j. W. Sweeney,
John Bratton, q
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justice of the Peace, c. H. Meyers.
Constable, J. w. Libbey.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
LETTER FROM BURRO MINES.

1N "e0'He7-I ne IOtcH G7OU1ng-An
Emphatic Gavul at Postal Wants-A
Big Time Christmas, Etc., Etc.
RALsToN, Dec. A., 1S7O.-Last
night we. We're visited with light fall
of exceeding white snow. The tenn
perature here for few days has been
rather low for this section, with more
wind which like two edged sword
cut both ways. The snow storm has
had the good effect to modify the
weather and this evening while I am
writing we are having gentle show
er of rain. We may again have the
genial sun and the balmy breeze for
a while, that makes its tardy way to
other and more rigorous regions in
April and June.
Two trains loaded with corn passed
here on yesterday for Apache Pass.
Our town is gradually growing
Notwithstanding the quiet times. The
people are generally busy preparing
for the opening of business which
promises to be at an early day. The
greatest inconvenience we have to en-
counter is the facility for mails.
The Postmaster at Rio Mimbres
has got his ire excited at something
some one at Santa Fe has said and is
endeavoring to reek his vengeance on
this community by Withholding all
mail matter for this place: so dignifi-
ed has he become that he will not
deign to honor a written order but in
sists that all must appear zen per-
soma" for their mail, else famish for
want of news. Whether it is because
he cannot read a written order, OF that
he desires to make a personal ac-
quaintance of the good people of Rails
ton is not yet definitely known. There
are those here who are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of letters of great
Importance, and it has been limited
that some Of them may be obliged to
go to the Mimbres to get their mail.
I have no doubt but that one visit
from Ralston will fully satisfy the
curiosity of the Mimbres officials,
hence it is to be hoped the mail will
come by next coach.
The Burro Minstrels have not made
an appearance before the public but
are diligently engaged in preparing
for the holidays. Some of the boys
are in the mountains after turkey and
it is confidently expected to have the
biggest time between the two Oceans
on Christmas. Hepner is going to
help, Pantlune will pant, Savage
will fight, Power, lend his strength,
Tom. Dunn, will pay up, LABEL will
re-label his sugar and coffee for profit,
Jim. Wood will burn a match, Grant
will keep his potatoes, George Warren
take drink, Haggerty look more
haggard, if he don't cease taking
drinks, and Riley will do as he agrees
every time. AS Congress is about to
convene will hold my breath for the
present, and wish you Tucsonians, all a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year. Truly, R.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal Officers.

Governor, A. P. K Stafford; res, Tucson
Territorial Secretary, Coles Bashtord g
Chief Just, John Titus, 1st Dist, Tucson
Associate, Isham Reavis, I'd " La Paz
q G. A. Tweed, Sd " Prescott
U Atty, C. W. c. Rowell, Arizona city
q Marshal, Edward Phelps, Tucson
q 8 Surveyor Gen'l, John Wasson, Tucson
Reg'r Land Office, w. J. Berry, Prescott
Receiver g George Lount, g
Col. In. Rev, Levi Bashford, Prescott
Assessor I" FL. A. Bigelow,
Q Special Mail Agent, l. N. Dawley
Depository, C. H. Lord, Tucson
Dep'y Col'r Gusts, Jas. E. Baker, Tucson
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Military Directory.

C'e'n' nder Dept 4. T., Gen. Geo. Sonenaan
assistant AdjH't General, COL f. W. Stone
Inspector General Col. hilton CoAgsxeN
Medical Director, E. j. Bliley
COMMANDANTS OF POSTS.
Camp LO,cell, Col. ThoS. s. Dunn
q CYittenden, Lieut. John f. Lewis
- Bo,rie, COL Reuben F. Bernard
- Thomas, COL John Green
- Grant, First Lieut.. r. f. Whitman
'' McDoweu, Col. Geo. B. Sanford
'' Date Creek, COL Richard r. o. Beirne
g Verde, Col. Harcey Browne
g Hnalapai, COL Frederick Fan Vlet
g IHohaUe, Kdjor Richard IT. Pond
- Whipple, Lieut.. W. L. Sheroood
Infantry Camp, Capt. VIM. Nee. Netterriue
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24

NEW MEXICO ITEMS.-Files of SAL
ia Fe papers to the 18th, are at hand.
Gov. Mccormick arrived there on
his way to Washington, on the Sth.
Ee received all the attention he could
ask from the citizens, and the press
generally. On the 10th, he resumed
his journey by stage toward the rail-
road. He was accompanied by Jas.
Carson, who has been visiting the
mines as far west as Burro, and goes
to New York to report. . Mr.. Ry-
nerson, Adjt. Gen. of the Territory,
has resigned. >. The hold-over Sena-
tors and politicians were caucusing at
Santa Fe on the subject of having a
session of the Legislature this winter.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24

PHEN1x.-This place Is in Salt river
valley, north of the Gila. Advices of
late date state that the rains will ena-
BILE the farmers to raise good crops next
year without irrigation; that settle
ment is going ahead satisfactorily, and
that Land Register Berry was down
there from Prescott taking statements.
:. ,. The Sonorans who had stock stolen
and sold to settlers on Salt river, have
got most Of it back.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24

MAKING FRAUD ODIoUs'-Every-
where the Press is going for Mowry
and his lying dispatch about Arizona
And the telegraph is repen ting, too.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24

A large amount Of freight has been
for warded to Tucson during the past
week, by Messers. Gordon, Stewart
Il Co. II San Diego Bulletin, 18th.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Territorial Officers.

Attorney Gen'l, J. E. McCaffrey, Tucson
Treasurer, John B. Allen,
Auditor, C. FL. Lord, +"
Adjutant General, Edward Phelps, %
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Authorized Agents for the Citizen
One.Third Size Railroads.

The up-country Pacific coast papers
are running over with the latest phase
Of railroad building, which has per-
manently established itself in Wales.
The novelty of the thing consists in
making a road and rolling stock of
one-third the usual size and weight
and cost, do as much business and as
speedily as two-thirds of that done on
our large-sized roads, cars, etc. The
advantages of this system in rough
and crooked country like this coast,
cannot be over estimated. AS feeders
to main lines, and for penetrating ev-
cry nook and corner of the country at
comparatively trifing st,-there has
never been anything like it suggested.
Now, who do we hear first of engag-
ing in it? San Francisco that never
built any but It's own street railroads,
ard hae none too many of them
Your San Francisco capitalists can
organize more important schemes on
paper) than any city of its size in the
world. They are eternally spanning g
"the bay with suspension or other
bridges by which to reach the main
land, but the structures never get be-
yond the wind-work, or franchise to
sell out. San Francisco must have
the credit OF being a very liberal city
Oh the subject Of mines, and perhaps
if she can once get u small bit Of small
railroad started, she will get to like the
business of internal improvements on
a large scale, and at least not throw
cold water on those enterprises Of mer-
it either in or outside her own State.
Let US be hopeful that the tur ming
point has at least been reached.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-12-24
Notas y Avisos para Nuestros Lee
torres Mejicanos.
DEpRADAcIoNLs DE INDIos.

Ell tren de los Sres- Tully, Ohcoa &
DeLong que llevaba fiete del Tucson
para Apache Pass fue atacado el Do
mingo pasado, dia IS del presente, q
cosa de unas treinta millas acia al Es-
te de este lugar, por una partida de In
dios, cerca de setenta y since en- nu-
moro; los cuales eran todos buenos guc-
reros Y bien provistos de armas venta-
josas. Despues de una apurada y fe-
ros pelea, resultaron con perdida de
un hombre y dos malmente heridos,
cuyos nombres respectivos son; Martin
Rivera, Teodosio Caravajal y Nepifa-
nio Barragan, ell primero muerto y los
dos ultimos heridos.
Los salvages fuersn tan afortunados
que despues de no haber tenido ningu-
na perdida, arrearon consigo 81 cabe-
zas. Fue este un ataque de los mas
terribles que Sc han visto en- Arizona !;
pues habia mas de treinta Indios tan
acostumbrados guerrillas con los tre-
mes, que parecian mas bien andar en-
divercion, que ell precipicio de perder
sus vidas, pues no los detenian nj res
petaban a las mismas balas.
La escena de La refricga fue al Sur
de la ruta del correo y poca distancia
del lugar donde quemaron el coche en-
Agosto pasado.
Ell Sr. DeLong lego a tempo de A
pache Pass para traer los heridos al
Tucson que es donde estan y Sc les a.
tendera embellishments hasta que re-
cobren de sus heridas.
Ell dia Is del corriente, los Indios Sc
arrearon un hato de reces del Rio de
San Pedro, pero los recidentes de ese
lugar tomaron tanto empeno en- perse-
guirlos, que al fin consiguireon solo en-
hacerlos abandnar ell ganado sin atre-
verse darles batalla Sc alcansaron
a cosa dc 18 millas de donde fueron
perseguidos.
Los Tenientes Cushing y Bourke,
saliaron de aqui con algunas tropas, en-
perscguimiento de los Indios que asal-
taron el tren de los Srs' Tully y Ochoa,
pelo es muy dudoso que hallen q estos
bribones rasa de viboras.
Ell Teniente Cushing volvio va de
su espedicion, durante la cual sorprcn-
dio una rancheria de Indios, de los
cuales solo logro matar uno dos y
capturar una parte de propiedad que
llevaban consigo.. Gushing y Bourke
llegaron de vuelta el Jueves, y ambos
salcn otra vez, para hacer un complete
exploratorio al enemigo.