Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

SMALL lots of new barley are coming into market, and selling at cents per 1b.
 HERBERT LORD is Deputy Postmaster at Tucson, vice A. H. Cargill
 CERTAIN debtors should read and heed the advertisement of Wm. King, of Arizo- ma City.
 THE San Diego Union, May 27, shows itself not to be misled by put-up official reports of the Grant Massacre. It believes in trustworthy information.
 GEO. HUcKE advertises an institution of his fitting up, which will be convenient to the public and profit to the proprietor. See second page of this number.
 SUPT GUIoU, Division Agent Baker, and Mr. Boyd, local agent at San Diego, of John G. Capron's Stage line, were in town this week. All on business. They keep every thing in effective order.
 WE would take it as special favor, if any one will name to us an officer who has done effective service against the Indians, and has not shown himself an enemy to the citizens, who has been unkindly men, toned in TIE CITIZEN.
 SURVEYOR GENERAL WAssON has enter ed into contract for the survey of five townships in and around Prescott, which has gone to Washington for approval. As soon as possible, other work ill that vicin- nity will be contracted for.
 ACCORDING to The Miners theory, the people of Prescott got down on the Cardiff Giant simply because he established Head quarters there and then moved that institu- ton out of the Territory again-marched up the hill and then marched down again. It is foul bird that befouls its own nest. TIE Board of Supervisors met on Thurs day-presentM Messrs. Jacobs and Sweeney.
 F.M Deverteer was appointed Justice of the Peace for Gila Bend precinct.
 Bills aggregating SS02 45 were ordered paid. Board adjourned till next Wednes- day Eth inst.
 CAPT. FRANK STANwOOD, commanding Camp Grant, with an escort, came to Tucson on Thursday, hoping to get pack-mules for scouting purposes He was disappointed, and will probably return to-day. Captain Stanwood will net only hunt for fight, but for the material to enable him to make fight. He is just such man as people delight to respect both as an officer and a citizen.
 OWING to the continued Indian depreda- tions, travel has not been as large as antlc- ipated on the Stage Line, and the proprie- tor has withdrawn the 4-horse coaches, and runs 2-horse vehicles. The route is now via Florence and Sanford. The mails are carried with perfect promptness three times each week, and if the San Francisco Post master would condescend to send our letter mail overland each day, as he does the paper mail, this community would have no cause 1 for complaints on mail matters.
 WE understand the common soldiers are much encouraged by the assignment oi Gen. Crook to this Department. They have notion that he will equitably dis pense justice to all, and that's just what he will do. He will not proceed upon the doctrine that private is necessarily liar, nor that a commission makes a man either honest or capable or more trustworthy Privates need expect no undue leniency, for so far as possible he will endeavor to have them as well as officers, observe due discipline and perform just service. 1 PHENIX town lots, selected with care at this time, must prove good investments. | A year or two ago, the land there was va cant; now it is county seat of what will eventually be populous county. It has the best of gold and silver mines to the east and north of it, and within itself, has all the elements of a most prosperous az ricultural and manufacturing community. The great overland railway may hit it, and cannot miss it many miles. In few years the whole valley will teem with grapes, oranges, lemons, fgs-in fact with all the principal luXuries of food-and the homes of thousands will be surrounded by shrubs flowers, and most of the necessities and superfuities of life. Read the notice o1 sale of PheniX Lots, and make good in Vestment by purchasing oae ormore.
 Letter List.-The following letters are in the Tucson office Francisco AlbareZ Chas Ashton, Simon Alderete, A F Barta, Pedro Bargas, Baragan, Jose M Barques,