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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16
DECISIONS-MARCH IS.

Supreme Court-C hdmbrs-By Judge CardOzo.-
In the matter Of David Observation-Disclosures
hargi SUNDERLAND sg denied with
MilerProofo Of service Ge wanted
Carpenter al Noonan ct al-Referenco ordered.
Judge Bae-FOur.h National Bank Of ~ L. ag Trenor-Orer
settled
Crc-Par. by Judge Van Brunt-0sgoOd ct al ag Tooe
Case settled.
Superior Court-SDecial Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
The Manchester and Co. MseDonA-Oer granted Mills ct
al e. aL-The DonncI DonnelL-rhe
spnEgsen Marshall sThe Same Thompson Berner
The Same. Marley DednckMoon denied $40
abide Dickson The broadway and Syenhve r. r. Co
Order granted Baker agt Wes-Motou granted with slO
(See OpnOn)
Common Pteds-Specidl Term-By Judge Robinson
jarvis sg PkeOrer settled Krsh sgt oasch-Puher hearing
ordered
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THE BELGIAN MYSTERY.

The examination in the case of Carl VOgt,
charged with the murder OF the Chovacr de Bianco In
Brussels and the theft Of large amount OF bonds was
continued yesterday before Justice Hogan. Charles
Petrie OF Philadelphia, at whose house Vogt was ar
rested corrOboraed in part the evidence OF Detective
Farley The prisoner In conversation with the witness.
pre- vious his arrest said that he came from the
suburbs OF Cologne, Germany, IN Septemberj claimed
TO have been farmer, and seemed anxious 10
buy farm In this country. Assistant DstIictAt-
torney Sullivan read "a telegram from tho belgian
authorities, stating that tho necessary aidavits had
been sent. DistctAttOrney Garvin teegraphed In re-
ply that some person must be sent to this country to
identity the bonds and shares part of the property
stolen The magistrate allowed the case to be adjourned
a week and committed the prisoner without bail.
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DEALERS IN OBSCENE ARTICLES ARRESTED.

Robert Hague of No. 81 Maiden-lane, and
g. W. Rice OF No 50 Nassaust. arrested for dealing In
obscene articles the complaint Of Anthony Comstock
OF No. AGA Broadway, held TO bail yesterday by JUS
tce Hogan at the Tombs. detective on tho complaint
OF Mr. Comstock arrested Dr. Manches OF No 75 Broad
way and seized in his office number OF these articles
The prisoner taken before Attorney Garvn
and held to bail TO await trial. Later In the day, Mr.
ComstOck again appeared before Justice Hogan,
and made a similar complaint against f. Paturel
4 Co, wholesale importers of French prfumery ana
rubber goods, at No sc Duane-st The magistrate
granted search warrant but none OF the articles were
found although the thoroughly searched. A
salesman who had sold several Of these articles TO the
complainant was taken before Justice Hogan and as he
refused to answer any questions was committed TO a
cell TO await trial.
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COURT CAIENDARS-TuS DAY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-iS BANKRUPTCY.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT-iN BANKRUPTCY.
Involuntary
329 Sargent Winters anil 1891 Collins ct al agt Ingraw
Others. 1884 Nichols sgt Price and others
1895 Dickinson ct al Sbn 3J Laoureste ct Browue
aud Others. and Others.
Campbell Andus Tracey Conroy
another. 1891. Bowman sgt Sacko and
1853. Haas ct a sgt. Flanagan. others
1861. .Dewees ct u sgt Hopkins fF6 Roll sgt WinkeDs
and others 1897. Kinney agL Bleeeker and
1865. Buell. Hinstale aud others
another. $500. .Ctonkhte agt. Chamberlain
1910. .Losee ag. Coffin aud another. and others
1913. .Schafer StreuL 3 Smmefsi ct al Rhens
1915. st. John sgt Hawkins and dort
smother. 1903. .Tuthi ~ al sg- Breen and
1919. The Insurance Co. Of North another.
America agt- Sager aud al JOJ AmbeIg agt Jaoswask
other
argument Cdlsnidr
Davis $780,. Lamb ct al Fuller
aud another another.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAmBURG-n steamship HOIs'ts March ls-IIeury seg
german Mr. Landener H. Daluikc T. Langesser C. Schm a. H.
Sener Mr. and Mrs Rosenberg Mehn Mr. Hubner j. Olsen
wife and children Jos Martin snd children William
A. Kramer ~
Mr. and Ascber, J. Schneider j. Daimon A. Summit Czs
Llypes til Mantaner and others IN second cabin.
PROM HAvRRn steamship Vile de Paris March l3Mss hen
Johnston. Mr. Grant, VI NacCne Mrs Desfe,,st MIS-
rane. and Others. . 80. =, ct, -,
C. Beck H. Gardner John Withers. H. smith D. Gilmore C. H.
HAyley O. Teimap Cbappen wife and child, T. Barton Mis-,
Ellen Thomson Miss Mar Arb0 H. kinney c. g. Barrett AID
wife p NJ. Reed 4. T. Freeman
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ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. ALvORD's Annual Supply bill was, Oh
his motion. reCOmmlttCd.


his motion, recOmmlttcd.
THE ERIE BILL.
The Senate Erie classification Repeating act
ceyed, and Mr. Hustled moved 10 substitute IL for tho
Assembly bill on the same subject. Carred-S9 TO Is.
Mr. FOLEY reported the bill consolidating the several
acts relating TO savings banks into one act and 10
ordered printed and recommttod 10 the Committee
on Banks To afford those interested opportunity Of
being heard in relation to Its provisions.
BILL RESUMED.
The Senate bill repeating the Erie Classification act
was then taken up, and Mr. Hustled moved recommit
the bill with Instructions to strike out the clause dccar-
ing that no person who IL Director Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company shall be eligible
come a Director In the Erie Railway Company-Lost, 81
ITO g.
b Mr. AIvORD moved reconsideration. and proceeded
TO that with this amendment the bill was uncOnsti-
tutiOnal, az IL contains two subjects
Messrs JUDD HAwKINs and NILES, did not look at
the In that light They claimed that the bill
lated the Directors OF the Erie Road, and, with this
amendment, IL referred 10 nothing else.
Mr.. STRAHAN suggested that the clause be so amended
as provide that person who Il director OF any
company whose road into portion OF this state
shall be eligible 10 drectOrship in the Erie Company.
The motion TO reconsider the vote rejecting Mr..
Husteds motion, was lost by vote OF ~ to G5.
Much time lost In points OF order questions Of
privilege etc. when Mr. JACOBS In order TO time,
moved that this bill be put It's final passage, and
that moved the previous question which ordered.
The the passage Of the bill was then taken, and
it Wac passed by vote OF % to IL. Adjourned.
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Boston has its eye fixed at once upo

Boston has its eye fixed at once upon the
sxty-three japanese lions at Washington The Board
Of Trade Ia after them the railway companies doubt
less being silent partners In the speculation Tho Jap
anese arc 10 be brought TO Boston. and there Is
"banquet" In their honor. Tickets s26. Excursion
trains Will run at reduced rates. Tho military militia
will DO called out. and those who have barOuches to let
win do lucrative business Tho Governor OF the state
will make speech and viii Mayor CASTOR and George
=. Iilliard Dr. o. W. Holmes VIII write IA poem. Mr..
GilmOre will COmpose a march. &c, &c, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16
A JUST SENTENCE.

Patrick Donahue was tried yesterday before
Judge Moore, In the County Court of Kings County,
on q charge OF arson preferred by Fire-Mar3hal
Ready On the night OF February 90 the accused
broke into the house Of widow Margaret Riley, at
Glove Road and Presdentst., Brooklyn. and after
stealing what he could find deliberately set hre 10
her bed burning the house 30 the ground. Mrs Riley,
who had fled TO tho cellar. narrowly escaped deatl.
O'Donohue had served term Of three years IN the
state Prison for burglary the same premises, and
he had threatened to have revenge. The Jury found
guilty and Judge Moore sentenced him to the state
Prison at hard labor for twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16
Noiiccs of Dankruptrn.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE L. 5. FOR
~ TnB DISTRICT or MASSACHUSETTS, In the matter Of TIE
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, Bankrupt, ~ BANK
RUPTCY AWarrant Bankruptcy has been issued BY said Court
against the Estate the Independent Company OF Boston OF
the suffolk Of the Massachusetts, said distinct
udged Bankrupt upon the petition Of Its creors and tue
Of debts and the delivery property belonging 10 du IN
Iupt TO 10 its and the transfer Of any pfoey oI
debts and choose one or more aees OF its estate will be bed
at Court Of Bankruptcy TO he holden Boston IN s d s.,s
the 9Th day Of April A. H. 1872 II o'clock NJ AZ nc n
Courthouse before Samuel Noyes one on rsIJkR
Bankruptcy OF said Court kOLAND '" NJ a.,
Marshal Mas. District as hoSseuker
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR AspIyWALL 6cID steamship Henry Chadneey March IT,
Gabriel Abaro Msrsseite Amado Tierro Flag ye S9i
child Hazard Jacob MoKeeyeT, W. Manning Geo kair u
David Clark. Alfred Lapon W. jackson. A. Meroca B.
Horton and w lenon Veena feando Vesna A. riper ss
per r. r. Rhoad o. Chas FTegon, Lent Com Horace Kler,
o. l. NJ H. White Thos ~ Barre, Consul at
Kingston Jam Bnsb NJ Pamasas Mrs w Hunt H. S1rna lie
children DR. r. Coates JOS Priest W Bates and wie
Miss Martha A. Howe Miss T. Joselyn. Por California; A. Hub
hell Wife child G. Hogson, Miss Lima Brush, j. r. How
ard L. j. DeLaDd Mrs T.. Kern. J. Garry
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somnnlencv undetermined for six or seye

Somnolency uninterrupted for six or seven
DAYS cannot be good for business All Louisville KY
has been excited by German. Jacob whartz by name,
who hired shop stocked IT with furniture, and yet for
sx weeks has not opened 10 dozen times When lac did
xposc his chairs bedseads for SALE he very
served keeping his mouth shut as closely as he had kept
The shop The landlord called for his rent The shop
was closed as usual but after furious knocking, tho
tenant came TO the window enveloped In piece of
Garnet observed that abe had been asleep paid tho
money shut the window and went 10 sleep again. Tha
stock VI radesnan ike this is likely ~ last s0no time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16
ANOTHER "BLACK FRIDAY" SUIT.

Rena Nelson brought suit in the City Court
Of Brooklyn, yesterday. against Freeman, Petty Bond
wast brokers' to recover 5000 loaned to defendants
Sept 1862 and 1880 alleged profits on sales OF god
The defendants alleged that the 5000 was put up py
plaintiff margin, and that II was swallowed up III
consequences OF the failure OF Albert Speyers ana tnt
the money claimed profits also involved IN ING
transaction They also set up counter clalu Oh
s1 OOO which they claimed TO have lost while Operating
In gold plaintiffs account that day The jury iouhu
verdict of $500 for plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16
UTILITY OF ADVERTISING.
from The Auburn ~ ~ Daily Builsan

from The 4uburn ". u Duly Bulletin.
Messrs. Is. b. Snow g. Co., prOprietors and
manufacturers in this city, OF the famous Brnkerhof
Corn Shelter advertise literally aud judiciousy. Among
their various mediums of communication with "the
world at large" T. TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. The firm
received order from way out in Texas the other
for OF the shelters Accompanying the order
was the information that the parties wanting the ma
chimes had read the advertisement in THE TRIBUNE and
were thus impcled to send their order on the streng
of the card adv ertisemcnt In that paper.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun G.l0 6O8 Moon sets ''''' Va
DAY..
Sandy HOOK O;28 03 Hell Gate ferry "a
THIS DAY-P. N. 9,
Sandy HOOK 0j3 Cows sand.... 1E Hell Gaze reiy' 81
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


SATURDAY. MARCH lG
Mails for Rufope Liverpool steamship City Of NewYors.
ce al 700 a. ~ supplementary Mail Pier No a. n H., 70
closed al Do IN. .. . .
A letter, deposited In Supplementary Mail must DO prepaid with
double postage
A Prsasn Closed Mail Is sent b' this hae
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Mails for the German Bremen -esmshp T9msan
elose an Hoo a m mail direct by this line
SUNDAY. MsRCH II.
All Mails close a. II ocloesa TIE fotOhcs opes ron
m 10
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THE COURTS.
THE HALL TRIAL.

The trial of Mayor Hall was adjourned from
Monday until yesterday but owing to the death on Tues
day evening OF Matthias W. Clark the second juror tho
case was again adjourned until Monday next, pending
motion by Mr. Peckham to extend the term, which no
supposed would otherwise expire with the discharge Vi
the jury and to summon a panel for Tuesday
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60 nobom It man Gonfern

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
~ APPLICATION Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF the
relative to the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING
BROADWAY th and 59hsre also the making Of
that Broadway between 32d and 35 and that
ld and ihs Of greater width than one hundred feet The
undersigned appointed by order Of Supreme Court Referee TO tar
expenses entitled hereby notice
persons Of said and that
will under BY Of said order to the said costs
aud expenses THURSDAY the 2st day March el at II O'Clock
the forenoon his Office No ~ the City Of
Dated March l3 1872. JOSIAH SUTH ERLAND. Referee.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March 10, 1872.

SENATE. ALBANY. March 10, 1877.
In accordance with the request of the
Senate, Controller Green employed Mr.. Hatfield. an
architect of York. report the value of tho
work done the Ninth Judicial District Courthouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-16

Senate, Controller Green employed Mr.. Hatfield. an
architect of York. report the value of the
work done the Ninth Judicial District Courthouse
The following is the report:
Mason work and MATERIAL .*5lsD
Iron work material g5R
Carpenter worn and material. 2B2J
PlsHs and supei1endence dlei
80
The valne OF the real estate is estimated at siOOO
The following bills were introduced:
prohibit the Bath and COney Island Railroad
the Quors repea Chapter lis Of the Laws
April H. 1870 and reyye the act Of April TO- 1851 except hewiork
and Kings Counties.
In relation to the College Of the City requires
what eT for the College
exceeding $4,000 the Supervisors and that the Supervisors
and the said amount 20 the trustees.
To provide for settling agnst the CITY OF New York not here
tofore provided fo authorizes IS $1,000 Of bonds By the
Law Of 1871 the Controller cannot appeal iron judgment against the
city. The bill restores that night;
10 consolidate County EewYotIt City
and County Governments.
To define Chapter $50 1t provides that the nh
5BJ Of the Laws 1871 shall not he held construed
affect the Of judgments action tried
determined before the Of the said aforementioned law
The following bills were passed:
repea authorizing NewYork take lakes in Westche
and Putnam grade Bay dgeaTe TO amend the Charter Of the CITY
Of Albany
SENATOR WOODS CASE.
Mr. CHATFIrLD introduced two resOlutinns-ono &c
ceptng report OF the Committee the OF Sena
tor James Wood and second e1pellng the Senator
from his seat Laid on the table.
The PRESIDENT announced Messrs. Adams. Palmer, and
Cock the Select Committee the petition Of Lucy Stone
and others for universal suffrage. Adjourned.
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Eon0on Advertisements
nrated ROYAL FAMILY MEDI-

CINE for Rheamats Chest Diseases aud all i@pure. Of ,ss
,ooa r.mied post nee receipt u rs each by Mr. JOB
ON ofmetT Consulting Surgeon Her Mpes'y " ChaIonp ea
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ton the whisky tax should prove there
will be q much greater reduction This will leave us
loss Of of t29 and with margin OF
"a, 100000, for the reduction OF tariff duties.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08
SATISFACTORY.

The following communication has just been received, and if adhered to, will give joy and satisfaction to all the people. All we ask, or ever have asked, is honest, sober, faithful agents to manage the Indians on res- ervations who will not malign and islander our people, and who will deal honestly with the Indians and keep them from murdering and robbing, and an energetic war against Indians that will not go on reservations, to the end that they may be compelled to do so, or by force be subdued. We have claimed and do claim that this demand is not unreasonable, and so long as it is faithfully adhered to, all branches of Government will re- ceive the hearty cooperation of the people:
 HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT ARIZONA,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., Maya 1872. [
 General George Crook, Command ing Department-Gsneral: The ob- feet of the telegram of the 21st to prevent collision as far. as possibleS be- tween the troops and the Indians, was to enable the Secretary of the Interior to make one more effort to settle all trouble peaceably. TRat<eFort has been made through me, as Special Commissioner. As robberies and mur- ders still continue amongst the incor- rigibly hostile, to those who are not on Reservations, and who will not go on Reservation, there is no course left but to deal with vigor, according to your discretion, until the murderers and robbers and those who sympathize with chem, whatever tribe they belong to, be made't feel the power of the Government to punish crime. 1 will. in the name of the Secretaries of War and of the Interior, who sent me here with discretionary power, and in ac- cordance with the spirit of the Pres ident's order, relieve you from any thing in the said telegram that shall hinder this vigorous course. Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
 o. o. HOWARD, Brig. Gen. U. s. Army, Special Com
 missioner, Indian Department.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08
Application for Patent,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T., March IA. 1872 I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1N to all whom it may concern, that N. 5. Duffield and I. Q. Dickson have this day filed in this office an application for . patent from the United. States, under an Act of Congress, approved July 26, 1866. and Acts supplementary thereto, to the argentiferous mining claim known as the San Xavier Mine, situated in the Tucson Mining District, county of Pima and Ter rltory ot Arizona, which said mining claim embraces three thousand (3. ooo3 lineal feet on said quartz lode, and one hundred and ninety eight Q9S( feet on each side of the course run, in accordance with and more fully shown by diagram accompanying said application.
 The said San Xavier Mining Claim ia composed of copper, lead, silver and gold. and is situated upon unsurveyed lands.
 Any person or persons claiming adversely to said applicants must, as required by law. file notice of the same in this office with, in ninety (9O) days from the first day of the publication hereof
 HENRY A. EASTMAN,
 nroo-om, Register.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

GOVERNOR SAFFoRD has received for the Territorial Library the first installment of about 30 volumes of books from the Patent Office. They will contain, when completed, draw ing and description of every patent issued at the Patent Office in Wash ington, and cannot fail to be interest ing and instructive to any one who takes an interest in the mechanical arts.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

FLORENCE DERBY, Infant daughter of Captain and Mrs. Nickerson, was christened on Sunday evening. May 12, at their residence, Headquarter' s Hill, Prescott, the Rev. B. P. Smith, assisted by Chaplain Gilmore, oMciat- ing. General Howard, Mrs. Crook, wife of General Crook, and Mrs. Boyle, wife of Lieutenant Boyle, were sponsors, and 8 large assembly of ladies, officers and citizens, witnessed the ceremony. .l-s.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08
FROM CENTRAL ARIZONA.

We cull the following items from The Miner of June 1:
 General Crook returned home early this week, from the Camp Grant Con- ference. Since his return, he has been busy organizing campaign against the Apaches examining papers, con- sulting with the Inspector5Gen and attending the one hundred and one other duties of his unpleasant position.
 Lieutenant Woodson, Fifth Cavalry, who took an active part in the recent scout after theiving Indians, from Camp Verde, was in town during the week, and impressed us with the be- lief that he is worthy and we'll quail fled to hold commission in the gal lant Fifth.
 The long agony is over. o. P. Head $ Co.,, of this place, were, on Thursday last awarded the contract for furnishing "all and singular the military posts in the Department of Arizona with grain, for the ensuing year. at 5,S5-1OO cents per pound. The Messrs. Head & Co.,, may have to furnish l2,OOO,OOO pounds of grain rather a big undertaking. The Miner says that protests will be enter ed against the awarding of the con- tract to Head & Co.,, as it is alleged, they are far from being the lowest average bidders.
 The Miner publishes the following card of thanks from l.. A. Stevens and Levi Bashford, dated May %:
 On the 22d instant, the Indians stole about 1000 sheep owned by-ps, after having brutally murdeYed the harder. Within one hour after the receipt of the news at Camp Whipple, Captain Nickerson, Lieutenants Boyle and Wessendorf and thirty soldiers, with three days rations, were in pursuit the Indians having about. 10 hours the start. They were pursued>with great vigor, the whole command riding some 70 miles without getting out of their saddles, when they overlook the Indians and the greater part of the sheep were recovered.
 We wish to express our grateful thanks to the officers above mentioned and the soldiers of their command, for the recovery of our property.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

THE valley of the Santa Cruz in front of Tucson presents lively appearance. The fields are yellow with ripe grain, and workmen with sickle in hand are busily at work. The harvest promises an equal yield with any previous year. New barley and wheat are being brought to market and disposed of at three cents per pound.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL

CHARLES o. BROWN arrived this morn ing from San Diego; also, Bishop Good drich, beef contractor, from Grant.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

COMPANY E, Twenty-third Infantry, re- ceived from San Francisco an addition oi 40 volums to their Library yesterday.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

JOHN DAVIS has just arrived here from Camp Grant and reports that the Indians are behaving well also, that Agent Jacobs is rapidly obtaining their confidence and will soon have system and order on the reservation.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

NEW wheat is coming into market and both of Lee & Scott's flour mills are now constantly employed. The new crop did not come in any too soon, as the town was almost destitute of flour, and was selling at S15 per 100 lbs. We have not learned what the new flour will be sold at, but we suppose not above S6 per 100 lbs.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

IT will be noticed by referring to the ad- vertisement of w Richard & Co.,, publish ed in to-days CITIZEN, that they are now prepared to furnish the trade and families with every article of goods required. Farmers will observe that they take in ex- cl ange for goods, the staple products of the country
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

THE Board of Supervisors met on the Sd instant, audited few accounts and adjourned to June F, at which time the assessment roll for 1872 will be received.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

PETER KITCHEN reported here this morning, from his ranch on the Santa Cruz, with load of hams of first quality.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

THE Court-martial convened in Tucson to try Lieutenant Royal E. Whitman for some of his many sins and misdemeanors, adjourned Monday, June 5. Result un- known.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-08

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31, green backs were buying at S9 and selling at S9a. l