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The Utica Morning Herald speak

The Utica Morning Herald speaks
thus complimentary of our friend, W.
A. Greaves, who spent about month
in this place, last fall, and then de-
parted, taking with him, as a reminder
that he had been here, Miss Gertrude,
daughter of Judge Dale. 1t will be
seen from the following, that married
life agrees with him:
We notice, in the window of Mr.. A
Walker, two very fine heads, painted
by Mr.. WilliamAA. Greaves. They
show mai ked improvements on every.
thing this promising young artist has
yet exhibited. The heads are those OF
of young lady, and Of a child
The latter, we understand, is paint
ed from photograph taken af
tr death. lis life like appearance
would give no indication Of this fact
Mr.. Greaves is very successful in this
restoration of the features If the dead
giving them all the expression of life
rhe other head tn which we bave re
ferred, is remarkable for its strength
nd riehness Of tone, and will attract
ut once the admiration ofthe beholder
This is the first intimation the public
have had of the return of Mr.. Greave;
who left early in the fall to enjoy q
vacation. Ne judge he has had q
very pleasant time, for he returns
with "better half, and looks cheer
ful and happy. His many friends will
find him at his studio, in the Tibbet'
block, at all reasonable hours, indus
triously welding the brush.
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TOB WORK neatly executed 1t This ofAee
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MARRIED.

SUPERIOR LUMBER {
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
TrB AI.DIYE for October is bril-

TIE ALDINE for October is bril- liant number. It opens with B full page drawing, by Victor Nehig 3 graph d spirited representation oi q profes onal bravo and his e1np oyer, and the rival who is about to become their victim. This is followed Oy " "Rollo." md "Sohool Discipline, by John $. Devis-the former, 8 glimpse of boy life in the country; the boy, in this insta1>ee, being a young urchin, who nas sto en into the woods with his dog and gun; the latter, q .iow of 9 village school-nouse, Tn which 3 girl is doing penance among The boys. probably for missing her lesson r. T. Vance takes us into the T.eart of the Adlrondacks, of which he gives us three views" The Glen, - charming bit of woodland scenery, with little brook falling over rocks into a still pool; Preston Ponds, and Lake Henderson" a moonlight glance at that mountain girdled sheet of water. From Paul Dixon we have ''Ihe Hills of New England" " and " Evening, two characteristic and admirable drawings. Then comes "A Serious Case" by Ernst Bosch j; 1" "Temple 6f Canova," nd Last Moments of Von Webe " md, last, a group Of "Snow- Birds b. Gilbert Burling.
 The literature IS as rec abb as ever the most notable articles being a A Last Visit to Leigh Hpat," by Jan uary Seag.e Q pleasant cemlniscence of thas genial old essayis 5-; Painted Boats on Painted Seas by Hiram Rich, 3 scholarly essay dra l from 8 wide range of reading eC uober, 6 ple ant title of out-doo fife, by W. " Bailey, and u "Her of the Adir acks" Jn the sha of sto- lies have Prince and easant, " by en 5. Conant e:A Woman's Etel /" By Elizabeth D. Leonard, and "Mouse Shoes" Loll- Diuks g Mother George ". Sears eont ihutes 8 characteristic poem, 1n the Woods, and s. ". Dufheld a pathetic fantasy, whicd he calls 1.-The Two Lives" " Besides these pc ITS there are editorials on "School ildren, A Serious Case, The Temple of Janova," and Karl Yon Weber" The isnbscriptiou price i5 $5 per annum, which includes Q superb Oi Chromo, and the publishe}s are Jamt5 Sutton & O., 5S Maiden Lane, New York.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
PROCLAMATION. FEy0 All WHOM IT MAY k
 CONCERN,

Whereas, under an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, en- titled An Act to Provide for General and Special Elections, it is provided that there shall he held throughout the Territory on TueFday after the first Monday of N0vem- Der { D. 1872, an election for Members of the Legi lative Assembly, and such other officers a. may be required by law 0 be chosen at such Election and, Whereas, it is further provided in said act that it shall be the duty of the Governor, at least thirty days before any General Election, to issue his Proclamation designating the offices to be filed at such Election.
 Now, therefore, l. A.P K Safford, Gov ernor of the Territory of Arizona, in pur~ suance of the duty enjoined- upon me, do hereby order General Election to be held upon the day prescribed in said act, to-wit; November 5, 1872, and also designate the following offices to be filled at said Election, viz:
 4 Delegate to the Forty third Congress of the United States.
 Nine (9) members of the Territorial Council, and eighteen (l8) members of .he Territorial House of Representatives as fol- lows
 The County of Pima, four l. members of the Council and eight members of the House. The County of Yuma, one CD member Of the Council and three @ mem- bers of the House. The County of Yuma and the County of Mnhsve, jointly, one member of the Council sad one member of the House The County of Yayapai, two .(2 members of the Council and five (5) members of tbe house, and the County of Yavapai and the County of Naricope, jointly, one (l) member of the Counci.. The County of Maricopa, one CD member of the House.
 Also, in each County, three (3) Super yisors, 8 Sheriff, District Attorney, County Recorder County Treasurer, County Sul- yeyor, two (2) COrOners and 6 Public Ad- ministrator.
 Also. in each Election Precinct in each of said Counties, one aud not more than two Constables, and two Justices Of the Peace; and in each precinct containing 8 population of more than eight hun dred per. sons, to be ascertained by the Board of Supervisors, one additional Justice of the Peace
 Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the Territory, at Tucson this l7th day of September, 4. D, 1872.
 AP.K SAFFORD, Governor.
 By the Governor.
 COLES BAsAFORD,
 Secretary of the Territory
 of Arizona, ocI2-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
San Diego Advertisements
 nACTFIC MAIL sTEAlhSA1F
 COMPANY.
 CHANGE OF SCHEDULES. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
lar Ssn Steamers or

.rar Mail Steamers or
 nf every month. for ' O. 8.=ssz "a tIonsi,onr correcting 3I C. -t...,,a Tgitl, the ComDau} brapch L'4-lo --- Shs,,rhai via Hiogo and Nag asaL1 tTror1 Ma to October, inclusive, an SL'ls 7 rts.-I9 -.l he dispatched on me Ao'1 a 4l - goDth When the sailing 'pso tho
 c--.rlv ghe steamer will sal tho preceding Saturday.
 s ,,7EG0 RRANCH.-Steetalm11- sAE A--,,r1t 1ia1S Rs SENATOR, CALdFOR- NJ and PACIFIC. One or tH0 t1t.e.'f epo. 4. t7 nil leave the 0mpanys V naI |, ef Ti~s+ and 5rannaa streets, aI .51-}- M on the Sd. 18th and '.ou .. ai -,.+b for San Diego, callm5 s1 osn C- s ---si g-'- le'' 'r.-5-aaea Anaheim Landing. sI.- l5.h and 30Jh fo1 san DitSo' ,t f73eab0ve ports and al Noit0i05 } 7,is 0hispo and San Slneo,5,. ,1. Fo- - r-TT -1 y;r', ,p NT%G - Leave San DlegV IC '=.o0 on tle 7ih, lItR ana -' 4' ,,1l,l- ;, M touching at Anahet n,
 o o-a. santa Barbara. AisF oh ...e-s. d 2iouh, touching al all the tooFe ..' ~-r-ts and aS Sen Luis ObiSpo, oah 'i.iie' m and Monterey.
 PANAMA STEAMEfsE.. 9Aas-n,ers s9ilinr for Panama On the 'enr --rb end 27.1 wlB cal at San reQrG ano d 5a1 Diego ba- will take no relght iol The Pan steamers com ectlng rl' 4eaarfI,rr gn Naw ore- 4Oth, 59t1 eil' | S5th a~r sected to reaea ano 5eaYe s;e9 .l Sal rsI.o - about the @6 18th and 25d, dh' @ on thl ia ,nlng doJs- .,, .,,. .n Diego tAese steant,er5 VII L,I9 tah A ri nc X for San Pedro ana gedra laad and receive past 3se'
 .oi,h+ to and from New Tor is Below San Diego VII
 a to audfr0m the F4hS'Ha 9'''''-'
 ri D-G5 b-5Is of. lading signsd, sn -J };.,,..+s sold from and 10 all DOT :. .lt Diego route, JQ ~" ''. AIezIco and Central Allietic@' s~ U. r .a8cisco tariff rates ..z ooi, 'S-5 ..@-gers and freig, rates sCIo c4ll 3l! 1aan1 nS San Diego Ne" 1oIA, csDi s.a aIoIl -'oarage l,e-r 50: .O0ibs baggage Ire S'9S g,,,,TeeT s9a francisco and san gies ls z .1s. sl5 tuerage S8- FreigH' S0 t2r mf .oidiers going East will hi
 est and best route.
 ner information s aPPyl7z. EPy7. s2
 .T15RIDCE & ;.o tRNiS, q,
 9rents. San Franc lsco, or
 @1IRT. AGENT San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
BUSINESS ABOUT GRANT.
Coed Words fol The tjtizeh-r|S eEs Csup K Jar Mount Claaana-~Ara~ vapa to he AbandOned..eIi aIn0Is--' Ration Day--In proved Action.

CA,- GRANT, A. T., Oct. 15, 1872. To-day, as you will perceive, Is the anniversary of the first isane ot your spicy little paper. Havins been sta4ted as party paper dur5l 2 the first few months of it's existence, t nevertheless soon gained an en- viable reuptation. winch t has since maintai4ad of boin} fearless de- fender of truth, just md law, it hos spegea none, from the highes' to ehg lowest, in both the military and civil ssruice. By such course 1t has gained many warm frlcnds and per- haps not few enemies--the Litter being of those who received the soourge of it's power for tbeir e-':i say ings and bad deeds. jn t4er cspaol-y as officers of the 4w. Long faas t
 be iving witnes- If what the IT s
 has done, IS d~ Ee,, aud will d.. Col. Roya hf here last Sul 8 7 i morning fo, the Camp on he Arsva.p4, thence "; .h 8 detachment of thirty
 men to Mount Graham wb t IS | proposed to esa0i-61 new & .i1 ig Il Camp. It vii be neal the cn
 boundary of tie Grant Indlan Reser- vation, and of course will T. an sx- client point t, operate from The
 iovial "Yank n charge e the \ packing departne -ong ahoE be g wave-an apare
 ' The old camp on els aravapa l, to s be broken up inmadu-,ely it taymg s proved on trisl ba iu ?. 1t | :, health, as bad if nat worse the- that of Grant.
 Rumors sre t. ha effect hattwo companies of the fiGh C. ly- at , present so Grant are 5nt+o , the RilLto, six nlez ea Gucson .si iwberf a general cuff lag tsnp will 2 be ss Il Ishsd; ai- e }, mes oi " caya arc or VI 5e ordered to pro
 eead che same p.a-efaa Dovel.
 Tn, looks as if ,-o aea t0 isge 8 lew
 orde of things suo sn end f barren = peae policies.
 :, F -dsy Is ratior r9 ey thing
 rols ,ietlv, wi,u ,hs e,captIon of
 Sant lit.lo obstBperous.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

etlOn Notice.--In accordance with Sect 1 of Chapter 2A of the Election law Arizona Territory, the annexed proelosaation and proceedings of the Board of SgPs jsors of Pima county are pub hsaed Il. orr,
 Sheriff os Pima countY 4 T.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

.TVHE BUCKBOARD OF v--TE,1Es, ! the undersigned carry s--zs.zzss.s. z.5szs5ss.S ing the United States Mails, leave Tucson every Monday for CAMP GRANT,
 FLORENCE,
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

Inspector, Sabino 0t@ 70 john T. Smith and 4. Hickman.
 Polls .o be held at Rosque Rau3i
 Precinct No. 3-Giia BeI Inspector, F. M. Devertier; = Thomas Cbilds and 4. c. Decker. Polls to be held at Gila Bend Station.
 Precinct Ho. Soneita. Tnsgector, Thomas Hughes; Judges, D 1. Bennett and j. V. Roberts.
 Polls to be held at Hughes Ranch.
 Precinct NO. 5-Tres Alamos. T,soector. John Montgomery; Judges Scb1ublin and ". II. Ferguson.
 Po1sto be held at John Montgomery 1'"sT' Pr cinct No. 6-Apacl Pass. T,sne or, G. ". Hamer; Judges, Mari ono SsT ego and E. D, Poteet. ! pous De held at the store If Tally Ochoa <
 pre. nct No, 7-Camp Grant. Tnspecior, Wm. Dempsey; Judges, Chas Franklin and T, s. Moore.
 Polls to be held at Moore's house. p,ecinct No. s-FlsreDce. rrsueot1r, Joseph COllingweod Judges T1hr W. sw eny md B. Il. DtArmit. Polls ta hoil at the stole CT E. Y ! Fish 4s C..
 Precir ct No. 9-AdamI re- ] tn,peet5r. B. H. Paige Jud Chares gutchins and F. NJ. Grilin. Polls be held at the store [, " Bich-
 Pr .ciIc{ No. IO-saeeton, ! Jpsnect '. Peter Forbach; ,tlges, Class. ox cd ,. Ii. Stout polis to be held st Sacaton5tatl''-
 2recipct No. Nariopa Wells 1..pector, James A. Moore Juefs, Jno- ! v e~ens anu T. B. Rice. q Polls 10 De held as the stGe ore <
 one of the Board of Slgs I s-n Pima county, A, T., ot
 BrF1. A. sfcDERsoTF,
 oeI2-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

JoRREs.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
TIE Arizona City Sentinel g fhls

TIE Arizona City Sentinel ? fh1S ticket in its columns for Ynnls--'' 'a's
 For Council, Thomas J. Biowelc :, : for House of Representatives, (, o' Powell, Jose M. Recondo, ana = l E Brinley for SheriE, George | { for County Treasure. J1o. S: ! ] for Public Administra or, c. .. M T for County Recorder James ;. spa. for District Attorney, c. " C Rove i for Coroner, Chris. Balne '2h J'I''l'
 of Supervisors, Chas. b4Sar. teA- Duff. and P. M. Fisher 3S 1o1.c Surveyor, Robert @ .o-- l Justice of the Peace, l'-
 win, and H. E. Lindza
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
PHENIX, and
WICKENBERG .
FLORENCE,

Connecting with the Stages of the Califer- nia Seni-weel1lv Line from that place tO Prescott and Ehrehbeig ana San BerDar- dino, California.
 Travellers over this route can visit the Yuiture and Bradshaw mines; also, al Lsss,t rich mineral sectionin the vicinity of Pres cctt and Wickenberg, and will find geod accC'sulOJatiOus at the stations, and much the most pleasant route j0 travel over to San Bernardino and Los Angeles, Califor nia- JAMES GRANT, Proprietor.
 Tucson, Sep ember 1, 1871. see-1
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
MAR SH

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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19
ggprEMBEP g. the ajuta7 ten

8EprEMBER g, the d]1te Fl ersl of the Amy rovol q so -aaet Q .nec;e, Orders Ea E Aas 1872, as directs oe5 John G. Bourke n ireport to the supc eiat e IS. Military Academy ' ] ?. HARa@AvE is
 nl oandidate, iA Yavp N itle territorial Cour
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

At a Regular meeting of the Board or supervisors of Pima county, held at Tucson, A. T., October [, 1872, the follow jug election precincts were established for the general election. Jo oe held in pursuance of law on the 5th day ot November, A. D. 1872, and in accordance wi,h the Goyerr o-'s Proclemation, dated at Tr son, 4. r, on the nth day of Septemh 1872, i. the county z aud tn owing named perso DO 'e Dectors and
 tre 2, and elso
 eia ,iis, follOwin~
 t4
 
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Arizona citizen., 1872-10-19

who le1u s1 ed to-day and tondf anr of the great richf E. bring back 2o6 R. nd 1 say active on< uy- ycy acres and ne.tt
 la- et until they secure ' ~ 5ste.t.
 sbovo is late San
 to the aootbern :
 l. is decidedly e
 y the frozen ground zona at tls time refarred t6e assertion that eatent t lands can be obtained secretly rb.n" to tell any body but
 mon wb 1orant of the ] l'l' " ,-,-ifie'' Pro'''i # tne law, as the essential pFer' .es to G patent are pubic
 and prominent designation oi
 tracts therefor public notices with diagram of the claim, of the in of the clalnants oonspicuousl9 nosted upon the claim, and u 3 notic' Advertised in a newspaper r. sl1t. days. and otLer bho steps -A 0 which must be sworn to in ad' ace  the issuance of patent. The diamond operators sec 10 Gs immense 1gr2s&. th--ieF oS D"