davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
bergantin esp. San Rafael (al Pensati.

/ bergantin esp. San Rafael (a) Pensati
| vo' 3 sres ''B.. e 5rras 7 heflnanos," COZ
frutos. Queda pen'lienle de operac;on.
Ls plaza pue de cor1iderarse sartida dc
la-lnayo / : de ar1hulos de psocedencia
peninsular.
HARINA DE TRIGO.
81 Al cesrar,Ia quincena anterior queda-
ron rendientes dc venta 294 bis. por
"Chattanooga" que posterio: mente Sc CO
Iol aron 4 $13 g., nvo ,,,,,,.,,,ase, ,e.1.
Los 900 por "Ci4a lie Oobb' que tam
bien qpeda'on pendientes d. venta Sc
detaIlau 4 $I23. NE ra
Per I'D. f Kee' ing" de Baltimore AL
bis. almacenddUs. Il s,er,
Por ala ,riet' de. id. $40 bls. yendi
Jos 4 $l2a. s-I snatse'l r,fHg s
Por "Sarah Ca CCrt92'well' :de York
1876 s. ain. aceiaQos. ~ ,a,~4rns RI .asF
Por ~. OaIk" De whence, .2oO bis
idens. ,a-.# 4.s..4 T.. ~ ea a+-a 8
Por .H'gmily IN" de. HALF K. loo bis
vend do $24. .a.rv. -nasoa. o4r=s
f Ulgmanente entF6 proce d"nte de San
tandec 90. esp. "!1ul Ala" d Sres. Csc
Foes de z, z eon@93S bis.225 saet sae
"a y $50 id. de 2 i'd, cuyo Cal gamsnto
Sc D. tAl 4 5 81 Dl. @}
La plaza queda surtida de etc kolvo
/, uyo detail flames Dc Sl23 s133 bl
(CoNCLuIRA.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
= l)T0T- { s5T0y67 7 ID .9fTI
.y(1Onl{eel'ClO lDlI'CCtO.
...:. .. :. : R, AlIADIS Y C0MIPbNEI .& ."S
81 CokI9 de Ia F10nt@se=0~4 sgo"a
s3~sz -Aar1afg sxaozAv 71-zo k-gozz7-7 aa.
Dep6fsito )p para "a ven1ta al ppr mayor il
S3 CALLE De LA z & 4l.lt, .1t ii il
CASA EN- PARLS 4A-RUE DES PETITES ECJRIES
Dep0sito para Ia venta al ppr, NAV
89s S9 &C. -CALLE De LA 1 {
CASA en- PARIS 4A-RUE DEs PErIrEs ECURIEs

Habiendo vuelto enoezar nues.ra
casa de Paris Sis interrumpiIas ta-
reas, con motive lie haber entredo va.
por fortune, los acoh;ec.nlientosep epclltiros
del continente Europeo en- un poliodo
one deia yer ii rs0xlmo lin de h, guerra
y habieDlunos pfoporolouat!o,, por olfa
pafte, ol viaje Qoe acaba Dc eiectuar per
EUROPA nuostro 26oio principal g.. Ana
dia,. cvl 'sqs y autsudidoa .coTrtspouea as
en los principales mercedes, no1emos,
desde hoy, erloaFs@rnea t'o cn@'4uer pc
dido no so'amepts, para 'at1v; sno &, m
blen para lagIate!sa y Alelnania.
u7> rNuestras cond:cioues DE- veuta s
13r si8r compsa. por cuenta de las pegSonas
que mos haQ4a. l}@d!.,,s. aanad.iaips. lea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Sa M s W. M
90 DE Ia Habana y donna, puntos a

II iuta yap. Esp. "B.rc lon4' &c 1s3 ton
cap. Leonardo CAcho, corrss spondencia y
pasagarcs. n
29---De Arecibc, gol. esp sspetrs" SO
III. >.!. A.yr'o C,u cc's f..
D1LIDAN
227--~ Para hos pantes lie gu ruta vap. esp
''Isluufo' 259 son. c,p. Latuzegui con
fsoSos y 4pasagerosy
'e::7 Par ( 4 liz vap.. esp. Il ia ae Gu
b., 4o5 ton. cap. OJinaga con carga ge
h.Yal y l0i embar cados en- este puerto, 80
- 4 sSi.u.
27-pa~a .M@ysgii gol. amer. '-Jamy
.:lusr l>9 ton. cap. Air. Smith con carga
lie tranv,;o sin hacer operacion en- este
P1G't
27 Paarra San Thomas vap. ins, "El6p
de 1903 1gn.. cap.oll Is Ger coffespohitn
csa. aou ( scdt $3.50 - 13 aoa0@
-. .ks7 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
/. AR'l'B .MER ANTI
yMOVIM1ENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

r. Dia 49, De- Sshtsnder l'erg. gol. esp.
''Carmencit. 79 ton. cap. D5ning Ia :
valandiccechea cen hariass Polaveja y
comp. Ell zI3E}6s
28-De Agnadill4 g"l. esp. "Fe' s.
ton. cap. Manuel ViI|amil con malz.
t28-De Arecibo go!. esp. ''Catalira'
81 ton, cap. Tomas C-uF con cafe.
V28-De Kingston Jamaica yap. ingl
:@E'be' 3O63 ton. cap. Hole este buQue n
entr6 en- este puerto. s l,4<l ~ o
29-De Cadz vap. esp. 'Antorio Lope,
$40 ton. cap. Jose Faureguisa coa ef, cto
eorlesPondsnc'a.y G2S pasagesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
DE Y In ia.

La estanci, Queb, ada Margarita sta en-
tre los pueblos de Bayamon, Guaynabo y
Catsfo compu sta de IS cuerdas de buenoa
pastcs, con 1000 palmas do cocos la mayer
parte de cosecho & infaidad de 4rboles
frutales de toda cspecle.
rara N 3 pormenores dirigirsc So due=
60 que la h. bi;a en- Ba, anon .. Rsm n
DrSOUera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
4 | 0S YOLUNTARI0S.

En la Imprenta del BoLETIN MER
CANr'L SO ha'la dc vegta, a 20 centav9s
ejemplsr, la Tdctica 8 Instruction para
la caiga dc IS atnas del sistenla C.lasst-
PCT, apfobada pog e Esta>lo NJ. ": de
este ejercijo. Es uua obri~a indispe' slble
p4ta todos los voluntarios que Sc hal al
! Jfovistos del refe ido armamentr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
IutereSante.

Un incideate imprevisso impile que Ell
pueblo De Toa-baja pueda celebrar las
f sta5sRea|es en- los dias scis, sicte y ocho
i | pr6ximo mes de Mayo, conforme eata
ba acordado. Oportunamente Sc anunci, :
can cuapdo hayan dc efectuarsc. q
Toa-baja Abril 27 dc 1871. Bruno de
p reda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
AVISO.

Con motive do7 1euer que ns~char. a
Europa ndcstro S6ci, principal D, An
ionic Mollna oon ei flu de hacer compIas,
hem0s, conterid0i enc ests misma fecba
Poder eneral anuestro .S0clo comandi-
terio d Jose Y G ,nte Psu, para que nos
represente 8 in5e yeag4.en todos los a.
suites lie Ia cas-. -
PueIto R,o &c De Abri. 1871.-An
tonic Molina Y ca 2 B
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

coLnnnioaremos 4 todas las que deseea
cou9ces'iss. 3 \ . + *7ga'd n 19'42
>. Nuestro Estabecimiento CONT
n;krG, como antea, renovando mensual-
fnenie el .saijllo por les vaporss de Ia
Inca .btaocesa, tan pyonto como esten
eape5iu.S las comnnicaciomes entire Paris
y, s:,a Nazaiie, y como Lhssa ahora, par
los dc ia !icea LIZ ,esa dc Southampton.
.NOTA:-p9r Ess,e'ola,t, q Fai-
paAgc0a530 'len}os reciE,idts yarias nercade-
'fzs cntre las osa!as reaornendamos Ia
Lou IIWlcsa Jineco q pi,stada de todas
c|tfses Y III se'ecfo y cu!n''eto snItido dc
1}eI50s .cijsQs ftei,sce Is e1a ba,Ytods = '5ote-
UiAe - 2nt3f. -Ritn II ,fzo Is de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
lago hasta 81 cafe de ,r4I.ja; hay que

lago hasta 81 cafe de :T4lid; hay gu,
rfegunt"r ei cauaino, rn9s 10 50 fecooo
&C ,'s'el Eafasjs, POGO il POGO IL me;ioria
fvueiv', Ia mlrada Feijs y sc recnarda
entouces cue este luga.' tf;.UssofnA''o,
era eI Otjeto E4ul 0 de sus lAn2-=i;-4 l-An22- !
Sc n5 alnorzaIo en- familia aou.e Q.lei
'tetped q"e cuhre u niev., y ~. ss co'n
placla nno en- sonar ) eer u! 10 g Aquel
arbol. 7 mientraS tanto Ell hachs CONT
n1a hacienda su ofclo, q a,'oi 90. desa :
parece trozo roF TOGO, y piOn;o ~ y e.
da al sine un ar II hoyo tri4te y osGu,o.
IA q le lsnpu.ian los Yec':e':,'s de'
allo pasad' Es neccsag;o one Pre- g
cal!ente y g'.e no 'ien,t:!e III aan - ti.
Al iaco Dc los atto. es que se tal*i !,
L&y Z, A;o,O uae e SAx@. Go - og's E
h ESQ : el bosqpe; Ia Iehl y so;t tetc.
lis declr, III cou t uoutlae l1jlgeI :
ola ell luj1, t! aqua vel tuegH.
3 No Sc rluusa sllo en- 10 que Sc comera
ehta noch", en- H. Qne Sc bebesa este
vefa@o. eiiao us t..Ii len quo I'll he
es ii ;pleiI1u tieDls3oula reiiJa ulsiue "A
II lara Ia tiUG&G y un precIoao molicit
n-ehiu para 81 euI' atuu y para 81 nerltlo.
OcEonta carlos transported til3 TIA
noenio ei Lielu de ios granaes lagos a a.
Lave ias de- la ciudar, sltuada, ceroa d"l
bout vaId Lannee.a aE
Ouatto tutvas iGneneaS y protuaCas
reci1en esas Iilasas cglstalzad.'s, que 'ne-
20, con Ia paia J ia aAads, 'g.ain el lor-
naltyJ.
Z estes euoterr' necs i;.y 0pnss
rlcos brll antes Juiy-Iyua cu il'i; i.s;u a;
i! .cs de todcs los rajses, O." So ban
aptqV slon, dJ ell os amos dc ,4rtstiH.
s.. anqo a0bre Ia Suila, 80 t9aoala en
Hole Is y 50 cse an N ttto4a. - Sc
hottHb trl 'ef, poo iteaf . vi1at "a tt,;:t> y
lo Sc pcele II hast. 80 g'vai / ii u'}o'.
Ct txr"e q l,o } Go rGsds - i#2
d4i h., o.; .x.4p,e o. (ttc3:3o de lnt
tMad0yes, tah .r;-:at; Il no ~. -a<+o y
la 't;: Utsg; race.
R@corda's -ee TuJ.ie ovi,te 'lUmno
DO ttt4o u" sti", 'nvad;do l"r CT G. 9
sels MI cut!osV Ia eevdg''a Tor Sc q
.sleto rlcl. 1e ii b;.;,ca, *, Ia piIlHa
Ct .jttshiujs lie todA il; L .fvtai ALI l.. q
Ga te;doie j ras., eicag<s Pc e.,
o''"s e. g, "''s'' ," 'S' 'le1'',~''' ,,' ''>,t"'
$1,000 '','s 49,, " '''''' 'a,o i.Uoo
Q
3 s'| T;rc,'1o L''(,''' do g., ,,,,;.,a 2ore. os >,
u..,o ro.n,,t ~>. 80 '',,,,, sad,g q,
~ ~ a,ar;.' ~ .' -. ~ w. ;"...,,,. s,,,,o
,.1o ao,{ sn d,n,>,. " O.r.,r' ~ 49, ,nE.a l..
'o1a, =, 49, ol1,,,so,aS No, ,.a,, III
d.s',r'.;. sI,a o.. h.scns ;,n,.-1to,1a s
laocesnd1sa 81 .on -. nr me,oa,,.n w
70 ~tr.uv :. * des,.1s,1cea s,hrn T.,
,ieve ccnn nm, o.,o. mo- ,,.,,,cl = A.. +jc4r
nm ,n.,vo nne nar.. sscer., ona t.
>en esraha an S4,1n, rnr nor : nnx,l.n,
on "a hnhg,, aln1.na,.1i., on 81 I,,n,ge s
Cbati4Ior.
>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Iomlsion Dalegada del Goblerno
EXPOSITION PURLICA.

Por acuerdo de dicha Comision Sc 90
ne en- conocirniento del p1bjico quo el
pr6ximo concurso tendra lugar en- la ca :
Sa numeio l5 de la calie de la Fo,tAlezr
a cuyo local debe1an los oxposltores IL
rlglr los obietos que envien para dicha
Expos sion.
Pnert Rico II Je Abril de lS7l.-El
Secletario.-Licenciad>-R Garcia
Moreno.-Vo BE- Pfesidente.-Jose
Vazquez. 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Intereslnte.

Camas, oamitas cunas dc lierr(: ma
chetes moruno1, perrilIes, calderos Car
ron, anates y aradop defdstintas cases.
Sc rea'izan q precios sumamente m6di
cos, en- y VIzCAlNA, de d. Pablo
Ubar'i, calle de >au Francisco n1ne
70 80. 6 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Ell SENIOR sEN(J S i'd6tbSsuB dG65bs] 1NgfAtS'' A s.

con motive de su proxlmo vlajt d atop',
desea wonder un hermoso piano de nogal,
media cola, marca Cramer de L6ndres, de
voces excelentes,> una maquinas nederna
de coser d fabrlca acreditada y DE- prime
raS cFase, y dos csntas de hierfo tambien
modernas. .NUyNa y oo~
Dinigirsel AZ intoresasloAA i M3.lNAA3l :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

Fajardo, Puerto Rco, 90 de Abril &c
1871. a. ~
En- esta taeha ha cesado ror mutuo
convenio la Sociedad ,mercanti que g:v
aba en- eeta plaza hai u Ia feuomihaciop
de g. Llatnh IS y Oonrp. hacisndoae carr
20 de su iiquidaiou sto que desae hoy
ceatiouas4 Jas nistnas. soperaoiopes bajo
! Ia de Gaillerp'o Llaplbtes,s nuu 32a3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

lrlarte II de Caracena y4Cse 81 an
sohre Ma lid, Sevilla y Cadiz a corto
plazo y por cantidades de S SO en-
adelanta. sMarinao. = :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
lei Universe
HOTEL Y BANOs.

FL dueho de este aeraditado e5fableci-
mienso tiene Ia saai 5faccivn de poncr Ell
c5noclmiento De sps mnchos amigos faI
vogecedaaes, que ha hecho las obras de
m"joramienso QUE tanto deseaban los cue
c6ncurren al Hjtel, para 10 cual no ha
escSseado1 ningun gasto in. de que que.
den todos cySnpla acdos proporponandoles
las com d'dades que son apetecibIes los
hn6spedes ha heoho nueva distribution a
les aposenIos danaoles cuauta luz tresco
con necesaf os parasestar cen todai canodl,
dad J p~der tenor 10 puerta. cerrada 81 les
Ecpnvene, amue blandclos cln La e!egancia
ybuen gusto QUO Sc reQpiere.
a, lemas ha coastruido los baHos de i'm
preston = DE- lluyia que tan, deseados eraa.
ca p.rtlcular para los extrangofas; habier
do merecilo, alggaa gpaude age ptacion -pe,
| las narsanas que los ban usado.,. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
lJo QUE INrlREsA A LOS QUa vIAJAN

Sa co,Rpran muab!us usados, al contadof
rabioso. Gallo de Ia Luna en- el Salon dei
Rscreo, Pano-ama = deposit dc ,nnsb es
'le vcata, en- los bal jos de ia casa de D.
1RamoaF Fernandez. 4 1 J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
ANUNCIOs DIVERS0S.
lnteresante.

EN- Ell ESIABLECINLEN-
TO de G. G0rdUs Sc ho reci6id0 en- Ell
uupor esp. ARGOS Q@s lego en- ct dia
de aycr ttn ,1@c0o sMtido de g6neros de
set3a acgros acor7oaados y Iis0s muy
superi0res entire el{os el reaombyatlO
PANO DE PARIS para restitlos de
sra. ss9o#E@
Puerto Rico 26 de AJru 1871. 2 6
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Ell vapor G1<,x<1u*-z}ke de T>,q toneladas.

El vapor <c*,s'ovrz}e de FOL toneladas.
s"l1' d a. iE a5sn"s hon e da 80 80 y t5heo &
CARO- haf g id le Cuba I'll
tenf2o Ge tutah '3@ 5:4'H n1fh3 il
N0c &c K'n 80 a
id -'It Coon ..a9a fttaz l3 a Kingston 81 6
ii de Kunsstons xssy" a stgo dc el IT,
III Ie'S'Bo 9e Cuba 49, il Uubo Haiti 49,
ID 5e 1 $tco sR 3' 3q ~ z94o 4 SSo;o, o lo 81 s
1ARFA Do PASSAGES lNr3RCOL0EIALES [PAS4aas qAAA]
. Caro- - {1q5fas aYBJ -
|. IL 2 q 49, ba
ngston ii ANAL .42g.3a astA tA5a cFt1oJ
81 Soaon SapD"a '}oaa~'~eeH ab sonjn seI
POr Z aI i osds
,)h cube
Tu6a lpsd de puero j1to d dSu,uuI SqnN Nqya;ua
Ua Htera en- i a2eu5s
Una i'll en-
U ii en las il del ea4nl bue5tgA ftds IA 40? az - I76
8 100
$40 bay mas que no. lila.
ead pAaJ oedBO otuq tRinBvea soo
u0
de pas
@% %# @ =. PASSAGES De FAMnTk.
tendra trassantco
21ATU35 PAsAGA DE 1IlA YNUHgT AI-lA > Q103 II
Sc espiien y vuel Ia %
encicn dc 25 sot1e b bilets
pes O. t<rur de p*ao to al pslrse bietes
Para als4es jp5e los ajentss inea en-
"a.
r .*..@* en nsna 81
kOTA, Z: Inca J.! sal
Coon esca en II Marto lt& m
ecusnciad la mednIa h i taIio
% so e haata
Ia (nea. 12
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

CAVALRY ASSIGNMENTS Al
van G. Gillem has been assigned to the
Colonelcy of the First and Gen. Jo-
seph j. Reynolds to the Third Caval-
ry; the former was Colonel of the
oath Infantry from July 26, 1866, I'M
til March 10, 1869, since which he has
been Colonel of the Eleventh Infan-
try, and the latter was Colonel of the
Twenty-sixth Infantry prior to the
consolidation of the army and since
has been In command of the Fifth
Military District. Gen. REYNOLDS
graduated at West Point July l, 1913.
and Gen. Gillem at the same institu-
ton July l, 1851. We make this spe-
cial mention for the reason the First
and Third Cavalry regiments are
mainly in Ari zoW
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07
FROM SALT RIVER.

II Nf0""ty OO"e"oe"eeOS' - "oo''-O''o-
Sale Of Lots. . Improvements. :. Eli
tering Land. :. Registers Kindness. :.
Crops. bitches, dc. }hrr-6seA
PHENIX, A. I. Dec. 26., 1870
As you do not seem to have CORES
pendent in this section of the Terrific
ry, l will write you sometimes when
anything occurs worth noticing and
make short letter acceptable.
We are growing community, and
we like to have the people know it.
Our population has nearly doubled in
two months, and the immigration does
not seem to be Oh the wane at all.
Several families have come in during
the last month, and the gentler sex is
becoming quite well represented.
Our town site has been selected af-
ter considerable discussion, and with
few exceptions the people seem to be
satisfied. Judge Berry and other
strangers who have examined it, are
much pleased with it, and commend
the judgment Of the people in select
ing the location. The sale of town
lots occurred last Friday and Satur-,
day and was great success. Sixty
three lots were sold, at an average of
forty dollars, the highest paid for one
lot being $40. Judge Berry had the
honor of bidding off the first lot, after
quite spirited contest. Several build
Ings will be commenced within a few
days. VIM. A. Hancock d Co. have
the adobes nearly made for their store
and will soon have house up. 9th
er merchants will erect buildings and
move to the town site in the spring.
Judge Berry is here with A. D.
Holstein giving the farmers an oppor-
tunity to enter their land without the
of a trip to Prescott. The
greater part of them are availinS
themselves Of the opportunity offered
by the Registers visit. He will go to
Florence when he has done with this
place. His kindness in coming down
will save the farmers an immense
Of money in the aggregate.
The farmers are all busy putting in
heir crops, clearing new land and
other improvements. The
number OF acres sown this year will
De more than three times that of last.
md there will be an abundant supply
# water for all. VIM. B. Hellings
& Co. are laying a foundation for a
touring mill that is expected will be
completed before harvest. New ace
luias are being made on the south
side OF the river and it is thought
hat at least two of them will be COM
oleted in time to use the water for crops
# small grain this year; they will
De ready for crops Of corn and sweet
potatoes i'll any event.
RIO SALADO.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

The Legislature recently in session
in New Mexico was al Illegal body,
and upon telegram from Congress-
man Chaves to that effect, it quietly
stopped making worthless laws, and
its members received their pay in ex-
perience.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

MILITARY MATTERS. The P. NJ.
s. S. Co.'S steamship Montana, Capt.
Cavalry, arrived in this port on yes
terday morning from Panama, and
landed 1872 Q. S. Troops under Ma
jor Culbertson. These troops will
form junction with the so landed by
the Senator, and march for Arizona
on Friday morning. San Diego
Union, Dec. 29th.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

THE Kansas Pacific Railroad has
been closed by snow, and of course,
mails and everything delayed. Build
the sd Parallel, and then the country
will have one roa1 into and over the
mountains which will never be OBJ
structed by snow.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07
The Influence of Hotels.

A most powerful influence for or
against towns and cities is exerted by
their hotels. Many repulsive locali-
ties are rendered attractive by elegant
houses for public entertainment. A
traveller who drops into a town and
finds but scanty or i'll prepared food
and uncomfortable lodgings, feels un-
pleasant and that feeling influences
him more or less as he looks about,
and instead Of developing desire to
remain long enough to impartially
examine the merits of the place and
its adjuncts, he hastens to leave and in
no kindly mood either. The man
who erects and maintains a first-class
hotel in town where none existed, is
public benefactor in general and to
his locality in particular. He has Ia
ken the primary step to favorably I'M
press all visitors with its neighbor-
hood. Seated at its well and neatly
filled tables, they feel kindly to eve
rything around, and in its comforta-
BILE parlors and rooms they look out
with smile upon the country and see
and acknowledge its good points and
prefer to ignore its poor enes. In
fact, the treatment people receive
from town puts them in much the
same humor as that from individuals,
and the effect is similar. The man
who treats you well disarms you of
unkind remarks you may have had for
him; so with town.
The people Of San Diego cannot be
too appreciative of Mr.. A. E. Horizons
enterprise in giving them hotel which
isdoingmore than all things else to at
tract people thither, prolong their stay
when there, enable them to thorough !
ly visit the adjacent country and
cause them to regard it favorably and
leave it with none but good and friend
ly words for it. The opening Of the
Horton House added at least ten per
cent. to all real property in and about
San Diego, whether its people believe
it or not. Strangers and travellers
formerly were anxious - get away
from .nere; now they are conetent to
remain as long as possible.
Tucson does not need SO large and
costly house, but it does as comfort
able, and tidy, and refreshing one on
a limited scale. The property own
ers of Tucson, and we might say of
auy town not very much better off in
this respect, could make no more judi
cious investment than in the erection
and management of a good hotel.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

Lieut.. O'Connor, Of Camp Bowie,
passed Santa Fe Dec. 23d, for the
east.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

General Schenck has been confirmed
minister to England.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-07

THE San Diego Bulletin confidently
states that headquarters Of the Militia
ry department. Of Arizona is transfer
red to Wilmington, Cal, for the win
ter, after which San Diego or Yuma
will be the place; that Gen. Stone
man admits one or the other would be
the more proper point; that Gen.
Schofeld has declared in an official
letter to Washington in favor of one
or the other, and that Gen. Whipple
has recommended san Diego for per-
manent headquarters. In the mean
time, all troops will pass through San
Diego.
AS the chief military operations of
the Department are and will be in
Arizona, we can but insist that it was
good policy which located headquar-
tiers IN the heart of the hostile region,
and bad policy which removes them
outs ide.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-25

DESC TION
AZ OF Thanks to Hon. James III. Webb,
Speaker of the House of Representatives, aud
Certain Members of the same.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Coun.
oils of the city of Philadelphia, That we ten
der our thanks to the Hon. James III. Webb,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
of Pennsylvania, and to Robert Johnston, Will
liam Elliott James Miller, John Dumbell
Adam Albright, Samuel p. Thompson. and g.
Howard Griffths, members of the House from
this city, and to such other members from other
counties of the State as have supported them in
their efforts to defeat the several measures
introduced to enact laws creating irresponsible
commissions to manage the municipal affairs of
this city, and we cordially approve of the course
taken by them in respect to the same
Resolved, That we earnestly request them to
continue their earnest and able resistance to the
said schemes, intended to wrest power from the
people, and to use all honorable means to defeat
their passage,
Resolved, That copies of the above resolu-
tions be forwarded to the Speaker and the
'''''"' '-'' HENRY HUM,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs
Clerk of Select Council.
SAMUEL W. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-fourth day of March,
Ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-one "a. d. 1S71).
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
3 25 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.