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ELECTION LAWS.

Following are extracts from Chapter AAIV of the Compiled Laws of Ari- zona, for the convenience of officers of the election soon to take place:
 OF THE DISABILITIES AND QUALIFI- CATION OF ELECTORS. SEC. 6. Every white male citizen of the United States, and every white male citizen of Mexico, who shall have elected to become citizen of the United States under the treaty of peace exchanged and ratified at Quin- tero on the 30th day of May, 1S4S, and the Gadsden treaty of 1854, of the age of twenty-one years, who shall have been resident of the Ter ritory six months next preceding the election, and the county or precinct in which he claims his vote ten days, shall be entitled to vote at all cleo tions which are now, or hereafter may be, authorized by law.
 SEC. '. For the purpose of voting, no person shall be deemed to have gained or lost residence by reason of his presence or absence in the ser vice of the United States, nor while engaged in the navigation of the waters of this Territory, or of the United States, or of the high seas j; nor while 8 student of any seminary !2f,,1e;,7g; of 11se;sEning; nor while kept at any confined in any public prison.
 SEC. 5. No idiot or insane person, or person convicted of any infamous crime shall be entitled to the privileges of an elector. A crime shall be deem- ed infamous which is punishable by death, or by imprisonment in the State Priscn.
 SEC. g. Absence from this Territory oa business of the Territory, or of the United States, shall not affect the question of residence of any person. UF T HE PLACE OF HOLDING ELECTIONS.
 SIC. 10. The election shall be helI in each precinct, established by law, provided that any precinct con- tai ng over four hundred voters may ha ivided by the board of county con uulissioners aud an election held in -aro
 srECT9Rs. JUDGES AND CLERKS.
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3mSi'aeSS Advertisements ct Reduced Office south side Courthouse Pldza.
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THE ARIZONA CITIZEN PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY..
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Plain death notices, free. Obituary re '''" -'"" n prose, s3 per square; in poetry
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.ized Agents for The Citizen

Fisher, 20 and 21 New Merchants lge, is our authorized Agent in San ,cO.
 CT Grierson 6 Co.,. Arizona City le & Co.,. .PheniX Bigelow will receive and receIpt icy for THR CITIZEN at Prescott.
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ING AND RECEIVING VOTES.
 Is soon as the polls are

:" .. Rttar'loOn 0t the day 0t -1la, ..- jutgs shall open the
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0. 59. If any person shall defraud

any 8IecT0T a5 any sucH oI9ol0n 6y deceiving and causing hlm to vote for @ different person for any office than such eiece0r desired or intended to vote for, or sLal fraudulen.ly attempt to deceive, and cause such eleo.or thus to vote for different person Tor any of- nco Ilan Le intended ~ .eslral to
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D- ii-.l4L-C--J use any lll-1.s- zl1I ,--. or force, e any corrupt l.a ans or device, at or previous to. 4av election held pursuant to this chaptol towards, any elector, to hinder or deter him from voting at such election or shall attempt by any means whatever, to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, he shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not ex- ceeding five hundred dollars.
 SEC. 5S. If any person shall furnish any elector wishing to vote at any election, held pursuant to the pro visions of this charter who cannot read, w,l11- u ticket, such person in forming or giving such elector to un- derstand that it contains name or names written or printed thereon, for whom such person wishes to vote, bat that such ticket contains no such names, such person shall, upon con- viction thereof, be fined in any sum not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars.
 SEC. 59. If any person shall defraud
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For AI- lluct at .l .9us. al ! for
 Yiola-1as of certain Provisions #
 this Chapter.
 SEc-57- if any person shall dirss ly or indirectly use any turla.s, naus--. or force, e any corrupt means or device, at 0r previous to. aav election
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declared null and void.
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 of the judges, n, and read aloud

II can person contained
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5ress Or tho Legislative Assemblies
 ot sand Territories. inconsistent with the provisions Of t1is act, are hereby
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DIED,

ECCHELBERGER. On the 3)fh OF September
162, GRACE, daughter of Frank and Alice Ecchel-
berger, aged l. mouths.
GOTTHELF In Georgetown. at 81 O'Clock D.
m October Is, lS72 ALBEhTINA, wife Of acob
Go'thelf, in the 3th year of her age.
The fnneral will take place from the family resi-
cence, Do Fayette street. TO morrow CThursdsyI
afternoon, 81 Instant at O'Clock D. m The friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
sTOCkITr On the lst Instant. at lllz O'Clock
y. MARGARET A. SOCKET, relIct Of the
late Wesley A Stockett, In the 18th year Of
Her friends and acqnsiBtances are re. pectfully
invited to attend her funeral at 4 O'Clock D. IN. on
Ihnrdsy, October Sd, from her late residence,
THOMAS. In Philadelphia, Sc ptember 18th, 1874
MAGGIE. eldest daughter Of Louis G. Thomas
formerly Of Washington, ID. O., sg 81 years.
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
AZ Auctoners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pennsy lv ania avenue and 18th street.
Star ONCE Building.

TRuSTfES,sAJE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND 18Th SITS. WEST.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date the
81 LIST day OF June, 1872, and recorded among the
. land records for the District Of Columbia, in
Lber No 65i ct folio 3lS and at the request OF the
pre- mises at public auction to the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, the lth day Of October, A. D. 1872 at
IA. in square l3I, conveyed by said deed, the same
being tie esster5nost nineteen ls! feet six (6l
and five (l06l feet. The i'm prov ements comprise
c. mforfable Frame Dwelling House, nearly new,
Terms Of sale, cash. of which 500 must be depos-
lted when the property is struck on and the residue
within ten days after the SALE IL the terms NOT
complied with the deposit to be forfeited ard the
property to be resold upon FIVE days notice in the
Evening Star. FRED. w. JONES, Trustee,
ocl-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucta.
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NAH BED.

JOHNsON-BOsTICK. ON the evening Of Sep
tember 81, lS77 at Trinity Church, by kes. Mr. Ad-
disOD, MAJOR LOUIS K. JOHNSON, Of South Caro-
Hpa- TO Miss MARIE N. B0sTICK, OF Washing
ton city
New York and Charleston papers please copy.l
TABBA RT-O'BR, October lst, by Rev.
@, q Meador JOHN WILLIAM TABBART 70
ingtOp.
wILHELM-DONALDsON On the l.. instant,
at the Foundry Church, by Rev. y. A. Wilson,
CHARIE III. WILHELM, Of Baltimore, Mi and
Miss LOLA ., daughter of Mr.. j. mes Donsldso
@ This
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PROPOSALS.

RUILDERs ATTENTION Proposals are So
y lighted Tor the Alteration and Repair Of q Franz
Dwelling IN the central part of the city for which
some veil located Lots at "Huntington" will be
traded, at cash rates, for the whole work. or 20
bficklayers, plasterers, car pen, lumb-rmeu
respectively. Gall for or address T.ustee," Comp
trollers ofhce, ID. Q. se27- Ivy
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN DUXBURY
Il HARBoR, MASS.
Proposals will be received at this of ce until 10
O'Clock Q. m. on MONDAY, TIE 2Sth day of Octo-
Der next. for about d 10 cubic yards Of dredging in
the south Channel Of Duxbury Hsrbor.
Persons desiring to make proposals for this work
are requested to apply to the unde signed his Of
flee In Morton Block. Congress street, Portland,
Me-, or al No. 2, Bulhnch street, Boston, Mass for
specifications and further Information concerning
the same.
GEO. THOM, Lieut.. Col. OF Engineers,
Byt. Brig Gea1, U. :. A.
Us. Engineer ONCE, Portland. M Aine, septem-
Der =, los2. sell 81
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DROPOsALs FOB HEADSTONES rOR Ma.
TI0NAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs
WAR DEPARJNESf, A

WAR DEPARTNENf, a
QCARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August I, ia2t
Proposals are invited for mar king the graves in
the national cemeteries req uired By law, to be
ton, d. O.
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone, inscribed and the head Of the
grave in each national military cemetery.
Bids may be fer the Whole work Of elf the csmete-
res or for that OF several cemeteries in district or
for q single cemetery.
The bonds required will be, in amount, twenty (10
per cent. of the whole amount Of each contract
All proposals received by the Quxrtermaster Gen.
eral will be opened on the 18th DAY OCTOBER,
1872 at noon, at the Office Of the Qusrtermsster Gen
ersl, sshngton, ID. o., in presence Of bidders, and
contracts will be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidders as soon q comparison OF the samples and
prices can be C mpleted, provided the samples are
deemed suitable by the Secretary of War.
All samples should be distinctly marked In order 10
prevent mstak 60.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
in each, together with fr' information oondi
tons. reQuiremenis &C., will be furnished appli-
Washington, ID. G,
Envelopes, containing proposals, TO be Endorsed
Proposals for hesdstones for national military
cemeteries" and addressed to the Quartermaster
General, Washington, ID. Q. NJ. O. MEIG5,
Quartermaster General, Brevet Major General. u.
B. A. iyH cot
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OY GREEN q VILLA MS, uctioneers
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d 81.

ID No. l0Ol northwest corner 10th and st,
CPANCERY SALE OFREAL ESTATE IN TIE
GG9SUET1Y OF WASHINGT0N; IN THE DIS
T6T GE 6SET GEokdE 2S D. O. MUE
by rSfI the Of decree passed By the
gorge o w. o0G%SiH t sa s a. v
Willism D. G. Mureock ct al, We will sell at public
oesoSs ons Of r. osaek on
To- IL. T. j, nls Is, u Is. ls 80, 80, ls,
psI Of ,snd lying and being IN II. eountS
OF gton, in the District of Columbia, allied
Frisndship, st. Philip, and Jacob, and BE survey
Each of the above lots contain from six to nineteen
This land u situated on two roads lie ,ding into the
Rldte road, and by these roads to Georgetown and
The new road about to be msds b1
the Board of Public Works will bring this property
The land is Of good quality, and part Of it wood
land, all well watered. The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, and is in very healthy To-
Terms Of sale: One sixth cash. and the balance in
rate Of ten per centum per annum from day Of sale
with security to the satisfaction Of the Receivers,
IN OF
time than as aforesaid, at same Of irtert ST.
time Of sale All conveysncns and STAINS aSa ., oo.t
Of purchaser Plats Of the property will be exhib-
EH + % s;;RI.*SsliElr,} Receivers.
- ssEEN WILLIAMS.
SEQ d6ds Rep &PatI Auctioneer5.
VQY MATTINGLY WHEELER
- Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. oO3 9th street N. w., next to corner ST.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE IT'S.
- By virtue of q deed of trust TO me. dated
October %, 1871, and recorded same date in
Liber No. GUS folio 467 one OF the land records
eball Off for SALE to the his hest bidder, on MON
DAY October lS,2 ct O'Clock m, on the pr m
teen fourteen and fifteen, So usre numbered seven
east ard street north.
Terms of sale: Twelve hundred dollars ISL aO)
cash: balance in twelve months, bearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps al purchaser 9
ceet. A deposit Of SlC0 when sold.
&c EASTWOOD, Trustee
seZ3d&d MATTINGLY & WHEELER Ancts
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NEW ENGLAND LADIES" must be getting
tribe queer. One of them got upon the outsids
of the Ashheld stage, and finding a southerner
there engaged in filling bis pipe for a smoke,
snafched IL from his mouth and threw il away
Another Is reported as entering the dining room
OF the Chinese students at New Haven, and ex.
aiming their pig-tails In 20 offensive manner
as TO be shown ont
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ROBBED AND MURDRRED.-Patrick. Quinn, a
iaborer in the Brooklyn navy yard, was found
dead Sunday morning in the yard of tene-
ment house of Navy street, Brooklyn, with his
skull fractured. Marks of violence were found
on the face and other parts of the body. and his
pockets were turned inside out; from which Ii is
inferred that he was robbed and murdered al
though his watch was not taken
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~Prince Arthur is going to write for the
magazines.
~Bruno Tszchkfx Is q candidate for the
Nebraska legislature.
~ Mrs. Stenhouse is to lecture on what she
knows about Mormonism.
- There are twenty-five murderers in the
tombs at New York awaiting trial.
~Frank Hall, the boy stabbed by a robber
In q store in Boston, died Sunday night.
0Twenry-one barefooted friars arrived In
New York from Guatemala on Saturday.
ga son of Gibbs, the colored secretary of
the state of Florida, is q cadet at West Point.
~Telegraph offices all over the country are
being filled with female operators, and good
ones they make.
IA bill providing for female suffrage has
been introduced in the house OF delegates of
Oregon.
~An unknown Italian woman stabbed boy
II years old named Thomas Hartz in New York
yesterday without proyocation.
~There is widow in England, twenty -four
years OF age, who enjoys an income of $50 900
year. She has no other encumbrance.
~The Catholic ladies OF Keokuk have put
flag in their fair to be voted to Greeley or
Grant-aecording to the number Of stamps put
in
1Miss Josephine Mansfield IL said to be
having neat and appropriate costume of
scarlet made for her first appearance as
lecturer.
~A colony Of communists 500 strong Is es
tabhshed in Iowa on a tract of land comprising
$1,000 acr"s, which they very appropriately cal
"Au.ania."
~Lord Dufferin, Governor General OF
Canada, with a suite Of about forty persons, Is
spending week at the Clifton house, Niagara
Falls.
IJulia Schenck Movers, of st. Louis was
married to her first husband eight years ago, and
last Monday followed her fourth to the grave.
She has buried each one, and, being still young
and blooming, Is ready for another.
1Ths French government condemns Gam
betta's course in addressing the people in the
provinces. His speeches are considered indis-
Greet and i'll timed, and calculated to needlessly
agitate the country, which needs repose.
~Charles Schneiner was arrested in New
York Yesterday on suspicion Of having murdered
Patrick Quinn in Brooklyn, mention of which
mysterious tragedy appeared in THR STAR of
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
II IN PRINCE GEORGES COuNTY Mn

"a BY virtue Of a deed CT trust, dated Nav TO-
$50, and duly recorded in Liber II. B., No. 8,
folio 49, ct seq, one of the Land Recor is Of
Prince George g county, Maryland, shall proceed
to sell on FRIDAY, October 1th, 1871, at ,iock
p m, on the premises. the following described val
ryland, known as " Beall's Farm" Addition to B..
Con Hal, and "Quebecb," containing 400 acres,
said deed set forth, and being the laud formerly
owned by Jane Smile, siuata about L. mil 90 from
NsshiDe ton, ID. o., the line of the Baltimore
and Potomac and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Term: One third Gosh; balance in and years
with interest secured by deed Of trust On the prem
ises. Deposit Of 81 0 to be made at time of sale.
Convey anciDg at cost of purchaser
oc2- eoScs ChAS CONS CALLAN Trnstee
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RY b. II WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 Seventh street, between q and H
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M
PK0vED REAL EsTATE ON MYRTLE
pI GREEN WILLIAM Ms, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. GIG Pennsylvania AVE
nue., BETWEEN SIXTH AID SEVENTH
sIRhETs, OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN
- BY virtue Of two deeds of trusts, bear
- ing dates the 9th of December, lS5.j, and
1.-The 18th of May ISIS, recorded in Libers /. A
s., Ne. les folios 25i, Sc, and No. l55, fOlios
30, &C., Of the Land Records of Washingto county.
ID ~. a. written request OF the party secured and
with the consent OF all parties. the undersig will
as trustee sell at public auct to the highest bid
day of October, 1872, at clock D. m par. of Lot
No. s. in square No 46l, beginning for the same at
the distance of 80 feet l01s inches from the northeast
corner Of said lot. and running thence with Penn
tylvania avenue eastwardy Is feet Sk inches, and
running back the full depth # said lot to street
This property is improved by brick building Of
some twenty rooms with q room Of 60 feet dee
in front Of the Metropolitan Hotel, and warehouse
OF feet by 20 feet thereaLouts street nearl,
opposite the Baltimore and Potomac railroad de not
The cellar under the house is % feet deep.
This property, so well situated, 10 most desirable
as place of business, and offers great inducements
TO purchasers.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and residue in
six, twelve and eighteen months. with the purchas-
notes. with interest from the day of sale secured
by deed of rust on the premises. All Conveyance
ing, stamps and recording at the puT chaser cost
days, the trustee reserves the right to reeel the
property after one weeks public notice, at the cost
and risk Of the defaulting purchaser. deposit of
$500 will be required when the property is sold.
VIM. X. WOODWARD. Trustee.
seplS GkkEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucta
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HANGING PLAYED OUT IN 'FRIsCo.-A tele-
gram from San Francisco says that the verdict
OF not guilty in Mrs. Fairs case "excites no
surprise on account OF the inferior character of
the jury. who were selected under technicalities
or law. from among men 20 ignorant as not to
know enough about this notorious case to have
formed any opinion favorable or unfavorable
to the defendant" Mrs. Fair tainted In court
when the verdict was announced.
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Ky GREEN d VILLAS MS, Auctioneers,
~ Northwest corner 10th and D streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

4 BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated January
ia mh' 1877 recorded In Liber go, folio 73, of the
land records Of Washington county, District of
Columbia and by direction Of the holder Of the note
secured thereby we will sell st public suction On
o'clotk p all that piece parcel of ground in
Washington city, ID. O., known az that part Of Lot
numbered seven, T,) in the square numbered 43l
described as follows Beginning Tor the same at
southwest corner of said lot, and running thence
north on the line Of 9th west % feet and extend
ing back of the width Of 20 feet 10 the rear of said
lot embracing within said limits the most southern
part Of said lot, with front Of 10 feet 9th street.
containir e .S67 square feet, more or less.
Terms OF sale, required by said deed, are 81 900,
with 10 per cent. interest thereon from january
nth 1877 together with the expenses Of this sale, in
cash; balance In and II months with interest from
day OF sale. 800 down when the property IL str eek
on. stamps and conveya nciRg at purcbsser's cost
II the terms Of sale are not com piled with within
five days from day OF SALE the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property ct the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
PA. DARNEILLE,{ rrustees.
$3.50 GREEN WILLIAMS =, Aucts
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10y LATIMER & OLEARY,
- AuctioEeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyv ana ave. and 18th street,
Star ONCE Buildings.

TRRS DSrESSx SALE ~ EyALTABLE IMPK0XED
lESh@SERRiXo fUREEbj sfkESSTG; BGTwEEES
Ei$ss sHE
January E ssaS se B. sss and dSa rs
ton county. in the District OF Columbia, the one In
iber No 67s tolio q ct seq, and the other in
party secured thereby, shall sell at public an n
tion in front Of the premises the llth
Ssss Ss .T i Of
plan or plat Of said city Is Lots numbered one hum
avisiSs Of part Of Square three hundred and sixty
ge @ According to Plat Of i, said saSdY Na
folio G. one Of the subdivision books in the survey
oE,s office Of said city and District, together with
join each other, and will be sold separately.
ss {. q
and the residue in equal payments in one and two
ten esp
to the satisfaction Of the Trustee on the premises
aneing and recording at purchase or purchasers
cest If the terms q sale are not comRlied with
ssR 4s:s eli s a.
s purchaser ''sF :ffe
D. AuctiOnesr: s9d Real Estate Broken.
Star Once Building.
GUARDIAAH SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN u
AND D STREETS NORTHWEST.
By authority Of ? decree Of the supreme
10th, A: p. 1871. will sell, on FRIDAY, the
Attn day of October next, at O'Clock 2; m, on the
numbered two hundred and fifty eight (26s), q the
same are known upon the public plats and plan Of
feet on 18th street, has depth Of los l0Kl2 feet
and II improved with double three story brown
ing from ~ to n rooms.
Terms Of sale, % prescribed BY the decree One.
third In cash; the residue at six and twelve months
from day Of sale, with interest. Oonveysncing ct
HENRIlTTA STUART, Guardian, &c.
y. w. JONES, Attorney
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AT REUNION of the family of j. A. G.. Lee,
OF OwiDgsviile, KY, 49, 900 were placed under
the plate of each of his children present. A
correspondent says:-"As Mrs. Nesbitt gazed
with grateful bewilderment upon her thousands
she observed, If IT is more blessed to give than
to receive. pa. how do Won feelp,n
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LOST IN THE OHIO LUNATIC ASYLUM FIRE
Workmen clearing away the debris of the luna
tic asylum at Newberg, Ohio, Saturday after
noon, found the bodies of Miss Walter Benia-
min burgess, and an iron puddler of Newberg,
who has been missing since the fire. Two other
persons are still missing. Several wards in the
wing OF the building least injured have been
put to order. and about one hundred patients
accom- mo dated.