Arizona citizen., 1871-06-24


 ,The Arizona Citizen Tucson, Saturday, June 24, 1877 10 AL MAT TIE Ts g zurz1zszzzzzznzzzrzs
 GENERAL CROOK is making his quarter: 1 in the Governors mansion.
 CAPT. FRANK STANWOOD came in from Grant on Wednesday with the escort which accompanied the Paymaster. EARLY this week a fine shower of rain l fell in town, and south and east in the mountains there were several heavy rains. POPE and Whitman are informed that they can purchase extra copies of THE CITIZEN at this office.
 CAPTAIN JOHN L. JOHNSON, Regimental Quarter master of Twenty-first Infantry, llNIC ldSI lO ldhC CIdI SO of the Tucson Depot. Like his appear ance.
 COLONEL SPRAGUE, Paymaster, reached Tucson on Wednesday, paid the troops here on Thursday and left for Crittenden the same day. He will not go to Bowie and Apache on this trip.
 THE Department of Arizona is in want of large quantity of flour and beans for 1872. Bids will be received therefor at the Yuma Depot, up till August l2, 1871. Posters announce particulars.
 GOVERNOR SAFFoRD, June l6th, ap, pointed Albert G. Decker, of Gila Bend, a Notary Public for Pima county, and E. V. Joice a Commissioner of Deeds, to reside in San Francisco, California.
 FULLY, OCHoA & DELoNG have opened a store in the Gila settlements about Flor ence. Mr. DeLong is in charge, and he is a man we can heartily recommend to the public anywhere. He is upright and agreeable
 JOHN w. PERSON has just brought some 30,000 pounds of flour from his mill, at Terrenate, Sonora, to Tucson. He arrived early this week, and Lord S5 Williams received the flour, which is rep resented as A l, by those who have used it..
 WE are informed that the yield of small grain in the Phenix settlements this year, is fully three million pounds. The amount nf Trich onA hnanS pumpkins, gr-pes, etc., will also be quite large,
 JUSTICE MEYERS sent a horse thief named Ramon Arcy to the County Jail for six months, on Thursday last. The evidence is said to have been clear as to his guilt in one case, and the strongest cir cumstances point him ont as a profes- sional of much success. His business" is checked for awhile.
 THE Territorial Library will soon be en- riched by 993 volumes of choice legal works. They were purchased by the h. terior Department out of an appropriation made by Congress, and are on the way to Tucson. Government pays all expenses of transportation. To the labOrs of Hon. k. c. Mccormick, the Territory is largely indebted for this important acquisition.
 PARDoNs.-June l6th Governor Stafford pardoned David Anderson, who was con- victed October Is, 1870, of grand larceny, and sentenced to seventeen months in the Territorial Penitentiary; also Ygnacio Sotio, convicted February Il, 1871, of lar ceny, and sentenced to confinement in the County Jail of Pima county for four months and twenty days.
 GOOD investments may be made in Phenix lots, a public sale of which comes of as per notice in the CITIZEN. We have heretofore called attention to this oppor- tunity for safe speculation, and can only say again that we believe no better invest ment of a few hundred dollars could be made than in PheniX lots It is always safe to buy real estate.
 MEN out of labor are referred to the ad- vertisement of the Gila Ditch Company. It points out the way to get 160 acres of fine land with never-failing water for irri- gation at little or no cost but labor. Board is found and two dollars day given in ditch stock. A few months labor will secure what in few years will be an in 6pnpndanpe While 1nhnripo On tha ditnb