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Came Law.-On and after next Wednes
day. sp'rtsn'eh should 70 slow. On game.
The Legislature last winter enacted the fol.
lowing very proper regulations In rcgarl
thereto. While no genuine sportsman would
deliberately kill these birds during the mul.
duplication season. we publish tue section Of
law relating thereto that attention may be
called IN the particular time ut which !,
takes effect: ~@ - Z. / sn. e:g@.s.
+ Be 1t enacted BY tie Leg islature cr Hon.
htn": Sec. I. That any person or peers" us
vino shall wilfuIly shoot or otherwise kin,
or cause to bc killed. any grouse, pra' rie
chicken. pheasant, fool hen. partridge or
quail. between the st dry Of March and
the 18Th day Of August of e.cl, year, shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and up
on conviction before any Justice Of the
Peace having competent Jurisdiction. be
fined in sum not less than 8 nor more
than $50, for escl. offcnse committed.
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Tonsortum. Mr.. u. Wolf. tho well
known proprietor Of VOLTS Barber Shop.
Helena. has leased the Bonner & WEIGH
Building. in Deer Lodge. and will open,
March 18th. an elegant Shaving Soloon and
Bath Rooms. Mr.. Wolf understands his
business thoroughly and conducts his shops
well. That he will do a good business ard
give excellent satisfaction 10 his patrons, Is
lust aS sure IA hair vroHxs .--.r - =.
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1erchanls Ilnc.-The new Merchants
Passenger and Fast Freight Line, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. W. II. Taylor, he.
gar regular trips between Helena and Deer
Lodge on Monday last. We learn they
have nrst class teams and coaches along the
entire line. and the mountain route from
Reynolds this way-is traversed in eosered
sleigh. The trips arc made on the samc
days As Gilmer & Salisburys. to connect
closely with connecting lines. The Deer
Lodge Office 10 ut the Scott House, Dir. Sam
Scott Agent. The management IL sssur.
ance of Nm efficient Line. and the best kind
Of attention to travellers and patrons
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Library Association. are indebted
to tho Secretary for the following proceed.
ings Of the Meeting to organize Library
Association. We learn tl,st some fifteen O,
twenty memberships have already been Il.
ken, and hope 10 see it become live. Wig.
Or0us institution.
A meeting of the citizens of Deer Lodge
City took place ON Monday evening, Feb.
goth. ut the Court ROM. The meeting was
called to order by Judge ID. p. Newcomer,
who briefly stated tho object of the meeting,
and organized by cIccting Mr. w. A. Clark,
President, ind choosing e. .. Warren, Sec
rotary. Cd. @.-E-.L. -, 1.-. E-,--, ny
On motion of w. w. Dixon, it was agreed
that subscription be started for member.
alip, ut 90 each, and that the Librsry Le
established in Deer Lodge City, and lie for
the exclusive use Of the ncmbers of the As.
ISOLATION and their families.
On motion of Jas. Thompson, w. A..
Clark WAS requested u keep the subscrip-
ton book o?cnat the banking house Of
Donnell, Clark & Larabie until the mex.
meeting If the Association.
On motion Of Addison Smith the meeting
adjourned to meet 1T tho call Of the Prcsi.
dent pr t<,s.. Nj. w. A. Clark. ~:
W. 4. CLARK, Prrs't
CuAs s. WARREN. Scc,y. 80.
Deer Ledge, n. r., Feb 9Oth. 1871. a#.
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We have, ''Paul's Electric Dry, gAmalxs.
mating Process" the Scjsntlfe Press Office,
w Clay street, San Francisco Il il claim
81 10 be = system whereby -four gold can.
mol escape. and gold and silver orc contain
ing base metals can bc amniganatcd, etc.,
ana destined to create revolution IN mi.
h,ng." The lmmrl,iei n sent free on SOlici.
~''on, OF A. Is. P.sui, Sal Frs.iciaco.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

Once Chief C0mMseary Of Subsistence.
DEPARTMENT VI Dakota. 81. Paul, Ninn.
February Q, 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS In dupiicae, sre invited I'M.
- gu y o'clock n, Saturday. March 18th. 1871, for
furnishing the u. =. Subsistence D partment with
a:deo posnds Fresh t:r"nnd XXX Flour, ~ be made
wholly from original stock Ut soand ssing wheat Ut
h.t qualify, ard dcaivsscd at Fort El'l., n. r., a.
tOllOwa: ,g-r~ %..- ....s.- al. .e.t.., "a.
4l0O pounds on or bcforc April 10th, 1871.
81. on pounds on Or before June lst, 1871. e T..
The flour u 70 delivered In good, strong sacks o.
barrels. '+' '.''t - t'1'f> 0zfE' - - : :.
Bidder msee state the besnd Of aour offered and
each hid should contain written guarantee from two
Responsible pHtier for the fahfa performance u the
cont'act II awarded. rampc VI Vt least eight ounces
Of each brand Ut nour offered, must accompany the
bid. aud esch sample he numbered and m uked with
the name q the bddes; and these marks be referred
to IN hfs bid. s. -
The pruaoeals will he endorsed distinctly, .Prcpo
sal. for Flour. and sddrrscd 70 the A. g. s. rot
ktis. n. r.. ut which place they Will ~ opened At
the time aOve stated and bidders invited to be
pscscnt to rsspond to their bids
By authority Of Major General Hancock
J. II. GILMAN, leg
60 Il Captain. G. y, q. 9. A.
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Mr.. Young, jewelcr. In the NBw NonrR!:
WEST Building, manufactured last week .
complete set Of silver jewels for Deer Lodge,
The workmanship Is splendid. the cngra.
wing on them being the finest Of any Lodge
jewels We have seen. It will doubtless bring
linn other orders, IS his prices are extremely
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Another Cable Sale Mr.. 8 Cameron
this week recorded the purchase Of a ono.
third interest in the Cable lca,l from Penn.
berton 4 Kelley. they having sold hin,
their interest procured Oh a,,schmen. some
time since, ut the amount of the same.
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New ExchAngcs.--Wc have the plcasu r,
ut rccciving among our exchanges this wccI
the Dubuque 7iteyr"ph. ST. Paul Iress, Nc
vads SD:e Joslr"ak Il The Paper, (Pit:s
bursh, Pa y and the CAyi.,inn linton. New
York; They "rc all excellent papers. we
wish the New NORTH. WEST was as good
The, .LHfi.'ia~ tHi~" is, edited BY Hunri
Ward Dcccler. and contains the able mr,i
cIcs on the Northern Pacific Route. writer
Ivy Mr.. Samuel Wiikcson. Secretary Of ID,
Company, who. in the ,fullnrss, of years,
writes with trcncl'ant power and cncl,snt.
ing grace, uncxcciled, If cqualIed in MI
journalism. When his pen touches Mon.
tana We will have : limnin. Of the g!orics
and greatness and capabilities Ut our ,nou, !.
tain land That will do more /" attract pub.
lie attention isvorably 10 il. tlIsn our Ter.
ri.orial papers could in decade.
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Mt. Il. D. Leggst has been appointed p.
n At Red Mountsiu City stes M. John
Anderson. We arc not aware why tn.
change hes been made. but it is fair TO pre-.
sumo Mr. Anderson resigned.
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1assaie BalL-With due regard to the
force Of !words-with phC1ssnt. memories Of
Tue other happy occasions-even wishing
that iqthe days 10 come this may BE- eclips.
Cd, It seems proper 10 say that the Anniver.
cary Ball Of Deer Lodge No. II, on the ED
inst, was the finest Ball ever had on The
West Side. The Lodge Room Was hung with
elegant pictures-the contributions of Ken
erous citizcns-tlecorated with evergreens,
worked in Masonic and other designs, cor.
nucopias, arches. pendants. iracery, etc,
e'icising tho highest terms Of appreciation
II was. without exception. the handsousest
Lodge Room wchave seen. Mr.. f. ). Stack.
pole. who, assisted by Slcssrs. J. II. Meyer.
Pres. Scott. II. Coun,ryman. Louis Cole.
man. Mrs. Holloway. Mrs. Clawson. Miss
Mckinstry and Miss Swccny, devoted scv
craI days {" tho work. are entitled to '.un.
limited credit" for taste, skill and industry.
a cabinet organ was in the Lodge. and dur.
ing the evening Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Bonner,
Mrs. Lounsbury, Miss Sweeney, and Messrs.
C"hccy and Sandrock sung number of
fine pieces. In the dancing hall, Professor
lIartwell and Mcssrs. Hewins, Smith and
Schultz, discourscd tho best of music. and
the happy throng kept time until o'clock
In the morning. The supper, winch was
given ut the McBurncy Housc, was not only
up To. but exceeded, all an,icipations. Asa
repast. 1t was excellent, and Us q sample Of
the magnificent in table dec"ra,ion, it has
never been equslled in the Territory. Nj.
Len Robinson, the best ccnfcc,ioner in Mon.
t'na, worked three days on the decoration
ct single cakc-a superb frost uMskct,
some three feet high. and standing evi.
dcncc that he can beat tho Ring" n,aniru.
'a'ing sugar. Each Ut the four tables, scat
ing 40 persons, had IN approximately tinc
center. piece and Oh endless variety Of ornu.
mcntcsl dishes. beside those Of more pruc,i
cal plainness but excellent flavor. Over $50
persons attended the Ball, and many Others
would haye been present hxl not the Eel
unh"pp'ly fallen on Ash, Wednesday.
This fact was not thought Of until the jnvi.
'ations were Issued aud It was too hate u
change the day. The number n attend.
sncc. however. exceeded expectation, the
receipts netting handsome fund to the
Lodge, heretofore heavily in debt, ADD oil
realized On the investment in sterling &C.
turns OF genuine enjoyment, II expression
Is criterion Of feeling. A large proper
t'sn Of those IN attendance were from
abroad, and we trust tue memory of the
Masonic BALL will lingcr will, them pleas.
"n;ly till ON another Anniversary Eve they
may r. unite within the welcoming portals |
Of Deer Lodge.
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4 nther Singular coincidence hse occur.
rcjis Ne Cssosers iaqseses held, n Deer
L6dse N he pase .swo years. Thess lnye
been bat, iSo held Tho nrst was fhse On
the body Af Charles Roach, Feb. al, 1870;
The secDnd on the t,Diy Of Jonathan Kirk.
ham. Exh s,22d. 1871. il both csses Mr..
Jsr Alga; J.tRIfar PhilipsbsTgS, hss been
here And acted - Coronsf;s We hope thss
Feb III. 1851, nsay hssk IL 1aialisy shas
se6ns attendant up6n'sAs dag aa.sF'ssa
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Messrs. F. d. Miller and TI'os. Aspling
's'' Tor The East on Wednesdays cVacl,,
!" i'ys". They will b.! absent sonis ~
=" W eight weeks purchasing goods. Mr. Asp.
""s represents the House of ]. s. Pcmbcr-
70" q Co., and 10th gentlemen will make
neavy purchaser. r Ia .x,ok
th.t FRIEND, stop that terrible cough, and
nus H. ~ avoid = coysl,npsiys's grsv91y using
~ IN. rtcrccs Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
sss scovefy: Fur cori6g ~ throat, bronchial
~ ~ '9ny diseases II hes never boon sqvk9od.
'o@ BY druggissa
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Persoual.-These has l,een a host Of
strangers in town this week. the create,
portion attending the Masonic Bail, ant
many stopping few days on ,susiness 81
pleasure. Limited space precludcs else
than partial abstract from the Hotel Reg.
listers ct Wednesday. ai"n.-.g,@a r..
scoTr HorsE-Nlr. Jno.. Winchcll and
wife, and o. J. salisbury. Helena; Mr.. v
Blu,i. and wife. E. NJ Chills, wife and els.
ter, II. l. Fisher, and Casper Gsclr.lts. RI.
oneer; Mr.. II. Schseprel. John Frazier and
Miss Plaistcd, Philipsburgls E. D. Aiken,
II. Hewins and G. Guth, Cahle; Mr.. E. r.
Thomas, Miss NJ. 8. Thomas, and Miss
GUM Evans. Warm Springs. ,''...' .... ~.
NcBuRxEY. HoUse-llr.a Ed. L. Stone,
Frrnciitown; 7Messrs. Frank Wonly, IN.
E. Summons, and H. Robinson. Missonla;
Mr. Ieo,lisci,iia. Louisville; Miss n. Avery,
Silver Bow; M. j. 4. Moss and wife,
Prairis Mr.. C.t0. HirJscyc and wife,
Messss. D @ Warner. IN. Tibbcits, Gen.
D.. Mssttgce, Joa Hands, q. NJ. Bernard,
Jno. Strickland. Blsckfooi; Mr.. George
Swartx and wife, Mesd's Station. ai,.1
Our friends. Robinson, Woody and Stone,
representing respectively and successfully
Bonner g. WEIGH, Wells, Fargo = Co., and
the Postal Department. report everything
supcrl.tivcly lovely and serene l'eyond He'll
Gate. And 70 Il seems to BE AL around the
countTy-good snow, and good prospects
of ! good summers work. .a Az
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Spttial Motite;;.

THOMPSON. TALBOT 3 cos SALOON.
Last Nond.y'e coseh brought Anet 1von ". Louia,
fine lUt III choke Glars for the above establishment
embracing the following brands. al ssw to xonsasi
Pride Of St Louis,
T0rcua tNMipose, III
Cu6ana, Paytagaa,
And the Old favoritc SILVER CROWN, making IL
all the hC selDcfOa Il Cigars ese4 ksee q Any ss00n
IN the mOnntains. Call and gct your ms,nrys worth
All one psirc-41 cents Their exc:lleas Ltquors arc
t0O veal knewn 70 nced comgsnt. - H.a5.ae .
eNrw made Decf Lsd.c val)ey Datese loe salc
. ooCf . Pr posad, BY KleissehnidgA Ola Doa.sll
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,4stss lIsakN Ssd1s sgOlss 81 ao7las
process spoksH 81 s0dihssai1 sinee The
sSsA win b ..sesosst ~ JdiJJ5l ~ WA
ing eeaeo9
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llr. John Cartcn. the we'll known Gold
Greek ho,cl keeper, tlsst week tonghs and
took up 1900 feet Of ground On Bucks
Gulch III tho Prairie Bar country, aud is
aSDvil6 his 'slbeci1 1olallacpss6e. \ 1x&Csr
ten Is ~ experiences miner, aid his belief
shaf AheT FfsideI Bar cbsnsH Ainillstc :
.bousAad aminess = Il shiG0onesessis -
TILED % s ), ss, II ,,. u
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Hope Gulch.-A stampede occurred last
week from Tho Prairie Bar digyings 70 :
gulch just below, which has since been
named Hope Mr.. James >'rahsm put .
shaft down eighteen feet 10 bedrock, and
struck five cents 10 tlc pun. On making
record tho news got abroad, and forty .two
claims were ct once stakcd. The gnlcl. is
about three. iour,hs of . mile long, and
prospects two and a.half 70 i've cents 81
pedrock. 1t Il covered by dlc1fines' Ditcb,
aud .4s pre,qmptors ore full Of ASpa Il
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Held 10 Dall.-John Quinn Was arrested
on Tuesday on charge Of firing 1t house,
W Nevads Osesls soceopied by ! b6S6 ID u
miners WAS trieL before D. 4. Nswcpmes,
sistiug = Justice, and held in $500 bosd
10 answes - the Nay tim n CAuak 1,
appears that he was eli her very much iA,ox-
icsied orr had 1vc1y funrclisblS pistol, Is
out of. stx shots, ut shUrt singc, hs'0ply hit
the cabin three tiMc4 ....=
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Tucson Postal Directory,

~ Office open from 8 a. M. tot p m. ercepf
on Sundays, Chen 1t auiU be open from 9 te.
10 a. M. until farther notice
Mails West-ClOSe at ~ p. M. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays; ar7ige in the
morning Of same days.
Mails Edst-Depart Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 5p. M. j, and G17'iye Mondays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nails North-Depart at 4 p. M. on Mondays;
a,7iue Saturdays.
lNails. for Iubac and Sonora-Depart Mo1adays
at ga. M. ); GrT'ive Wednesdays.
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MOgolIon Prospecting & Mining Co.

This is the title of company formed
in Hamilton, Nevada, and has for its
purpose the exploration of northeast
ern Arizona. It is organized upon a
proper basis. No stock is issued.
Every member takes full hand in
the labor of prospecting and mining.
February 10, the company consisted
of forty-six men, and was expected to
be increased. A meeting of the
company on that date, directed a COM
mittee to communicate with the Gov
ernor, or Speaker of the House of the
Legislature Oh the matter Of their get
ting public arms. The communica-
ton fell into. the hands of Speaker
Dobbins, who forwarded it to Tucson.
VIM. L. Robinson, A. Lewis and o.
Steward are members of the company.
AS to their ability to get public arms,
that will rest with the Governor and
Adiutant-G General, but presume they
would be treated on direct application
as are citizens of Arizona, if at all,
and that is for every gun they obtain
ed, ample security for its return would
be exacted. But if they move about
in body of forty-six, and have moth
ing but revolvers and a few Winches-
ter rifles, they will hardly be molested
in their travels anywhere in Arizona.
They would be just as liable to be
struck by lightning as attacked by
Indians, for the noble red-man only
attack small and comparatively de-
fenoeless parties.
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ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal Officers.

Delegate in Congress. r.. c.. Mccormick
Governor, A. P. X. Stafford res, Tucson
Territorial Secretary, Coles Bashford & ..l
Supt. of Indian Affairs, Herman Benden
Chief Just, John Titus, LIST Dist, Tucson
Associate, Isham Reayis, I'd g La Paz
&. A. Tweed, Sd I" Prescott
U S Atty, G. W. c. Rowell, Arizona city
U Marshal, Edward Phelps, Tucson
U Surveyor Gen'l, John Wasson, Tucson
Reg'r Land Office, w. j. Berry, Prescott
Receiver George Lount, g
U S Col. In. Rev., Thomas Cords, Prescott
Assessor FL. A. Bigelow, 90
U Special Mail Agent, l. N. Dawley
U s Depository, G.. FL. Lord, Tucson
Dep'y CoPr Gusts, JAS Z. Baker, Tucson
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VIM. MCFARLAND, of Sacaton,

VIM. MCFARLAND, of Sacaton,
obliges us with an advertisement,
clipped from The Manchester Guardi-
an, England, which sets out in seduc-
tive terms the merits of the mining
property of the Pyramid Range Sill
yer Mountain Company, Limited"
This company gets its properly from
Asbury Harpending, by a contract of
date January 81, 1871. The price
is 50, 100000, 100000 of which is to
be paid in cash. Of course this COM
pany is based upon the Burro mines,
of which our readers are quite as well
posted as they care to be. However,
as matter for delightful reading, we
quote this much from the advertise
ment, and preface it by saying that
anybody can get share in this splen-
did paying enterprise for one pound
sterling
The ore of the lodges belonging to
this Company being soft chloride,
may be crushed and amalgamated at
the rate of two tons per diem for each
stamp head; and as it is on the sur
face there will be no expense for rails
ing, and no fuel nor steam power is
required The working cost therefore,
will be amply covered by the estimate
of 81 per ton per diem.
The supply of ore being inexhausti-
BILE, it is proposed to commence with
the erection of 125 stamps, equal to
the reductic of 25O tons daily, the es-
timated outlay for which will be eS1,-
900, viz:
125 stamps complete, with amalga-
majors, &c say e40G each. :. 500, 800
Tramway, wagons, SC. $4,000
Building, water wheels, &c. $4,000
Tools and sundries. .......... 1000
$4,000
1t is intended to convey the ore to
the ella river by means of a tram
way, when it will be worked by water
power, which is abundant, and no
steam power will be required.
From the assays and calculations
abovessmentioned, it results that, with
the working capital which will be at
their disposal, the Company will be
enabled to crush and extract silver
from at least 250 tons Of ore per diem.
The average assays show more than
5000, or $40, per ton. Estimating,
however, the produce, for the purpose
of this calculation, of only $40, or $40,
per ton, the daily produce would be
e2,5OO; deduct fer working Including
cost of mining, milling, hauling and
other expenses, at 50 per ton, $500; |
the result is, per working day, net
profit of $4,000. On this limited esti-
mate, the net annual revenue, allow
ing $50 days, would be e56O,0O0, or
more than 100 per cent per annum on
the entire capital of the Company.
No time Will be lost in the erection
of the stamps, buildings, and requisite
machinery, and it is confidently ex-
pected that within nine months from
the formation Of the Company the
mines will be in full operation.
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Pima County Officers.

Probate Judge, John Anderson, Tuscon
District Attorney, j. E. McCaffrey, "
Sheriff, FL. OFT,
Recorder, Oscar Buckalew, ="
Treasurer, j. II. Archibald, &"
j. w. sweeney,
Supervisors, L. NJ. Jacobs, g
H. L. Kinds,
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justice bhe Peace, C. H. Meyers.
Constable, John Miller
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-04-01
Territorial Officers.

Attorney Gen'l j. E. Mccartney, Tucson
Treasurer, John B. Allen,
Auditor, c. H. Lord,
Adjutant General, Samuel Hughes, d"
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CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory
We are therefore certain that as to quality
and adaptability to the wants of the coD
munity our stock is unsurpassed
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e. N. FIS II g. CO.
MAIN ST., FLORENCE, A. T.
w IN Oles ale a d n Ell tail
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise.

"AVE constantly on hand large and
LII well selected stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
Hardware, ETC., which we will sell at the
very lowest prices.
We have, also, Hay end Grain, constant
ly on hand tc supply the Public. SIT.
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Military Directory.

Cona'nder Dept Il. T.. Gen. Geo. Stone,nus
assistant Adu't General, Col. &. w. Stone
Inspector General, Co.. Hilton Coggsacen
Medical Director, E. j. Bailev
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E. n. FISH. S SILvERBERG.
Tucson. San Francisco,
Jos. CoLLINGwOOD, Florence.
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TO The PUBLIC.

WE take this method of respectfully
w announcing to our friends and Il
the citizens of Arizona in genera
that we have just received,
and are now open
ing
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
From Eastern Markets,
Consisting of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
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WE take this method of respectfully
w announcing to our friends and Il
the citizens of Arizona in genera
that we have just received,
and are now open
ing
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-04-01

For these reasons we respectfully solicit
a share of the public patronage, feeling
assured that our goods and prices cannot
all to give entire satisfaction.
FULLY, OCHOA & DELONG.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-04-01

OUR STOCK Having been selected with
Ogreat care by one Of the firm, and with
special reference to this market, We are
confident that we can sell our goods as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-13
commissioners Sale.

... ThDrn1urS
IEtn>t LII ClIiSciS
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',..tVTTDA DECREE MADE AND
j. -. II ;nr arOvr entitled cause, on
...n, J..y. III, the undersigned
'.' ,,o,rl. al public auction, nj The
... d., the court House OF ono
III V.r.iuii, al 10 O'Clock, 4. W.,
...,l. November 18th, ISL, the fol-
.-'n,.r.v, situate in said county,
~, All the ground OF the said
....,,nu's south OF the northern
49, ,.,I COmpany'S railroad, where
IN rpcs.rd III. oush the farm Of The
80 !uurnburs, in ONO county,
. mia. Ia the centre Ofthe National
49,. Hutr,, on the raSt and west ny
., DO, the said Da' i'll IhornburS's
,,sS,,e-Onc.;hird cash in hand, or
~. .ry sum as Tie purchaser may
=. llN: a credit Uf SIX and twelve
f., "A ne residue, each of the deferred
...., bearing interest I. ON the day
.,.i u be- secured To the satIsiac-
... undersigned. The title will be
.r4.Ilvne purchase money Is fully
GE,'. y. DAN ENPORT,
SD-CIal Commissioner.