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Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Supervisors Proceedings.


 Board met as per adjournment last Mon day. Present Supervisors Carr and Will Hams and clerk Brichta. Minutes of pre- ceding meeting were read and approved.
 In the matter Of the assessment of the real estate of C.. T. Hayden on Main street, which was made at $l00O0, it was ordered reduced to 5000, the property having been sold for that sum.
 In the matter of the collection of taxes, it was ordered that the collector have ten days of additional time to collect taxes and return the delinquent list to the board on the l2th instant.
 In the matter of consolidating the school districts of Sanford and Florence, it was ordered that said districts remain as they are.
 In the matter of the petition of the citi- Zens of Florence to have viewers appoint ed to lay out road six miles up to certain settlements, it was ordered that Levi Rug gles, Alex Gay and J. w. Sweeny be ap- pointed and requested to report their ac- ton to the board on or before Jan. 1, 1874. It was ordered that the sheriff make out a list of all shackles, irons, tools and other property in his department and file the same with the clerk of the board on or be- fore December 12.
 Accounts aggregating S2,690 96 were ex- amined and ordered paid.
 Adjourned to December 12, 1873, at 10 a. m.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

WEATHER early in the week clear and mornings little frosty. Wednesday was 8 little warm with some clouds. Friday the sky was heavily overcast and pretty brisk showers came down. Snow lies on the peaks of the mountains eastward and southward.
 Very heavy rain fell last night-begin- ming moderately in the afternoon and from five to about nine o'clock coming down in torrents. Sun shines this morn ing but clouds hang here and there.
 THE grand ball arranged for last even ing, to celebrate the completion of the tele- graph, had to be postponed to this even- ing because of the heavy rain storm. It is expected that Congress Hall will be crowded tonight.
 VIM. B. FEELINGS & Go. have advertise ments worth reading in this paper. Farm CTS, merchants and all classes are inter ested in flour, lands, and their trade gen. erally.
 TAXPAYERS have few days left in which 10 pay their dues to the public without ad- ditional cost. We understand that some over 5000 was due early in the week.
 THE Papago bucks are now bringing salt to this market which they gather near the head of the Gulf of California. They sell it here for about five cents per pound.
 MAJOR FUREY advises us that telegraphic office hours in Tucson are fixed between a. m. and p. m.
 OUR Yuma dispatches show that Gov. BashfOrd will reach here tomorrow.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFF1c

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
 FLORENCE, A. T., November 5, 1873. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Solomon Warner, whose Postoffice ad- dress is Tucson, A. T., has this day made application through this office for patent to one thousand five hundred Q5O0) linear feet of the Fl CautivO" mine or lode of metal bearing quartz; with surface ground three hundred (300) feet in width; situated in the " Cababi" District, Pima county, A. T., and described in the plat and field notes now on file in this office as follows, viz: Beginning at stake four (4) feet long set in mound of stone two (2) feet high af NE corner and marked SW No. I; thence N 87o 26' W fifteen hundred Q500) feet to stake four (4) feet long set in mound of stone two @ feet high and marked "SW No. 2" GrOm this corner the jutting rocks representing the horn of a saddle-shaped top of mountain, bears N 37o 56' w and is 64.l5 chains distant) thence S 20 Sf w three hundred (300) feet to post set in mound of stones and marked ''SW No. 3:D thence $ S7o 26' E fifteen hundred Q5OO) feet to post set in mound of stone and mark ed "SW No. 4," from this corner the top of cOnical shaped mountain bears s I3o I9 w 32.56 chains distance) thence N % 34' E three hundred (S00l feet to place of begin ming, containing ten and 33-IO0 acres.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register.
 November 15, 1873. (16-9w
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

JESUS MORENO was not long since a sick man at Florence but is now healthy and quartered for six months in the county jail. He consulted a doctor in his aff1ic- ton, and the doctor in advising him to take something, neglected to say what he should take, therefore he took another mans horse. For this error he was arrest ed, taken before Justice Summers and by him found guilty of petit larceny and sen fenced to six months in the Territorial penitentiary. l.. Dupuy escorted him to his new quarters by stage on Tuesday. The medical Fraternity should be very careful in making their prescriptions and try and not have suffering patient take a horse when blue mass would suit him better.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

LEoPOLDO CARRILLo is fast pushing his new building on the corner of Main and Mesilla streets towards completion, and when done we understand E. D. Wood will move his fine store of goods into it. MT. Carrillo has put second story on build ing to the rear of the store of NJ. c. Roca and D. Velasco, and is otherwise imprOv- ing the whole block. We are sorry he had the misfortune this week of getting two of his toes, on his left foot, very badly mashed, but he still keeps at work.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Notice.
OFFICE OF MONT

OFFICE OF MoNTEzUMA CANAL Co.,.
 TUCsoN, A. F., Nov. 29, 1873. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE l Stockholders of the MonteZuma Canais Company, for the purpose of electing a President, Five Directors, Secretary and Superintendent to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before it, will be held at the office of William J. Osborn, in Tucson, on Monday January 5, 1874, at six o'clock, p. m. c. H. LORD,
 VIM. J. OSBORN, President.
 Secretary. S-6t.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Tax Collectors Notice.

SHERIFF AND Ex-OFFICIo TAX Con- LECToR's OFFICE, Tucson, Nov. l, 1878. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1t all County and Territorial taxes must be paid to me on or before the 30th day Of November, 1873, or they will become delin- quent and pass into the hands of the Dis trict Attorney for collection.
 W. $. OURY, Sheriff and eX-Officio
 Tax Collector for Pima County. November l, 1873. flow.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Important to Deserters.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT-G OFFICE, WASHINGTON, October 10, 1873. GEN. ORDER No. 102.
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED I States commands to be made known that all soldiers who have deserted tlf-eif colors, and who shall, on or before the first day of January, 1874, surrender themselves at any military station, shall receive a full pardon, only forfeiting the pay and allow ances due them at the time of desertion; and shall be restored to duty without trial or punishment on condition that they faithfully serve through the term of their enlistment.
 By order of the Secretary of War:
 E. D. TOWNSEND, Nov. 2. 7-6w Adjutant-General.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Wanted,

IMPORTATION OF H. N. PHILLo Y BRICK, of Chester X Roads, Ohio. Des- tinged with gray, age about 42 years. Is supposed to have gone to Arizona or Cali fOrnia with cattle about five years since. Address, MRS. MARY PHILLBRICK,
 Chester X Roads, Ohio;
 or J. l.. WARD & co.
 Nov. 15. 6-2t Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Tucson Literary Society.
IReported by the Secretary.1

Reported by the Secretary.l
 After calling the meeting to order last Sunday evening, and approval of the pro- ceedings of last meeting, Charles Fully was appointed critic for the evening. D. A. Bennett made a few remarks as critic of last meeting. MT. Ruelas recited "The Barber;" Harry Jones read "Judas Iscar- iot;" E. S. Molkow lectured on "Intelli- genceS, whether produced by supernatural influences OF by our own senses;" Mr. POppe lectured on Revolution and Rev olutionists." The committee reported having inquired into the matter of procur- ing rooms, and were instructed to make final arrangements and to continue. The following officers were then elected the terms or present ones having expired {: President, H. s. Stevens; assistant secre- tary, $. H. Drachman; member of Busi- ness Committee for one month, D. A. Ben nett. The following named gentlemen were elected members of the society: who signed the constitution. Meeting then adjourned.
 \ special meeting was held December B. for the purpose of finishing the business of the last one. The question of debate chosen was: Resolved, That the mineral interests should be encouraged in prefer ence of agricultural and grazing interests. Debaters: D. A. Bennett and L.. M. Jacobs. Appointments were then made, viz: On essay, Charles POppe; criticism, l.. c. Hughes; recitation, B. M. Jacobs; OratiOn, $. H. Drachman. The evenings debate was then had by s. H. Drachman and J. ;. Nosburg, after which the meeting ad- jOurned.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Dissolution,

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO | fore existing between JOHN SMITH and DAN CURRAN in the Post Tradership business at Camp McDowell, A. T., is dis solved. The undersigned assumes all the firm debts and will collect all assets there Of JOHN SMITH, Post Trader.
 Camp Mcdowell, A. T., Nov. 23, '7a- SAW.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

J. P. FULLER of Hermosillo has recently located a stock ranch some 9 miles east ward from Tucson, and intends to bring his herds now in Sonora to it before long and make it his home.
 Mir. Fuller will please accept our thanks for a lot of as toOthsome oranges as ever grew.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

SAMUEL HUGHES and others interested in the Montezuma, Isabella and Margarita mines in Montezuma district, started six men out to work upon them, on last Thursday. They are determined to know the true character and value of their mines.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

JOHN w. SwEENY has taken new and fine looking machinery from Tucson to Pi- cacho, this week, to hoist water out of his deep well at that station.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

ON Wednesday, the trains of Barnett & Block, J. Amabisca and A. EscobOsa ar rived from Yuma with government and citizen freight. EScobOSa'S train is bound for Bowie.
 E. N. Fish & Co. received a large lot of new goods by the above named trains, and Fully, OchOa & Co. got some.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

HOLDERS of certain county warrants will be interested in the county treasurer's ad- vertiSement in this paper.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Wanted.

A N EXPERIENCED COOK DESIRES A situation either in Tucson or vicin- ity. Address P. ABADIE & co.
 November 29, 1873. S-4t.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
LUMBER AND SHINGLES

at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store f Messrs. E. N Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

THE annual feast of San Francisco, open ed at San Xavier on Tuesday evening. It usually continues from two to three days, and is very generally attended from Tue son.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

FULLY, OCHOA x Co. are bringing theil flock of 10000 sheep from New Mexico into Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

ZECKENDoRF BROTHERS received a lot of new goods on Thursday by train of Fully, Ochoa & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

UNDER M. McKenna, jailor, the chain gang have done excellent service this week in cleaning the principal streets. The prisoners are all the better for the recrea- ton.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Pine Lumber!

TgNHE SANTA RITA SAW-MILL CON- \ pany are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

Gov. STAFFORD, Judge Titus, pr. Handy, J. W. Hopkins and R. N. Leatherwood re- turned on Tuesday from the Patagonia noun ntains. Gov. Stafford informs us that Thomas Gardner has built small Mexi- can furnace to work ore from the Padre mine, and expected to commence smelt- ing on Thursday. From assays and tests of the ore heretofore made, it is expected that the ore will pay SlOO per ton in silver and about fifty per cent. in lead. The company have an abundance of wood, water and grass at hand, and if the ore pays as expected. it is intended to erect more furnaces and prosecute the work on larger scale.
 Game is abundant in these mountains. Large focks of turkeys are often seen. The morning the party left for home MT. LeatherwoOd killed two deer.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
MARTIN TOUHEY

He is as punctuala as clock, and delivers at hours to suit customers. Callupon him for water and particulars. mr3o-tf
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

IERSONAL.-1u N1. 1GIhcS IdS IO- turned from Florence and Prescott. A. Hamerslag, of Florence, came in by stage of last evening.
 Granville Wheat came in from Florence on Sunday evening and returned by stage of Tuesday.
 Col. Carr, Capt. Smith, and Lieutenant POillOn got back from Grant on Thursday and Lieutenant Clarke returned on Tues day.
 MT. Oohoa has gone ;to New Mexico to superintend Fully, Ochoa X Co.'s freight and teams coming hither, and to look after driving their big herd or sheep into Arizona.
 F. H. Howe is telegraphic operator in Tucson. We hear he is to be retained here, and surely no one could serve or please the people better.
 G. Arnold, civil engineer Of some note, and E. l.. Gould, broker, Of san Francisco are en route here to look after the Mowry mine. They are coming via Guaymas.
 Theo. Welisch has recently purchased the fine Tucson property or Main street, of Charles Trumbull Hayden, and intends to open 6 splendid stock of goods in it. He will soon go to the eastern cities to pur- chase and will ship via New Mexico.
 By Tuesdays stage, 4. W. Thornton, M. Weiner and Geo. w. Olmstead departed for Yuma; by Thursdays stage, J. Butcher, L. DOpuy anu J. w. OWGGI'N leIG latter two for Florence: by stage to-day, L. w. Carr John s. Carr and A. W. F. Ladd leave for Yuma and California. AS before stated, the Messrs. Carr expect to return and engage in business.
 Pinckney F.. Fully arrived from the east ern cities last Saturday. He purchased a very large stock of general merchandise for Fully, Ochoa & Go. and has it on the way via New Mexico. He says the outside farthing it will cost him for freight that way from New York and Philadelphia, will not exceed -01a cents per pound weight in currency. He also regards it a great saving in most lines of goods to purchase them in the great eastern markets.
 Capt. G. F. Price leaves by to-day's stage for Maricopa Wells. His connection with the Arizona telegraph is stated in another column. Without eXaggeration, we have never known more industrious, intel ligent worker than Capt. Price. He is sys- tematic, prompt and thorough in what ever duty is assigned him. He is worthy of the highest commendation for his ser vice in Arizona and it is with pleasure we make this statement
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
WATER DELIVERED.

FTIHE PEOPLE OF TUCSON ARE RE- x minded that
 MARTIN TOUHEY Delivers Clear, Fresh Spring Wa ter once or more a day, at
 Very Moderate Price.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

SWEET potatoes from Salt River Valley were being offered on our streets yesterday at l213 cents per pound
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
Cigars! Cigars
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TRONI THIS DATE WE ARE AUTHOR E ized to reduce the price of the CLARK x FOWLER CIGAR, Nondres FinOs) from $50 to S25 per thousand. These Cigars are manufactured from the Choicest Topic To- bacco and warranted unequalled by any imported to the Pacific Coast.
 ROUNTREE & LUBBERT, Agents.
 Guaymas, Oct l, 1873. 2-4m
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

IT is believed tfat large deposits of cin- nabar exist to the southeast of Tucson. Several wide-awake men are about to look after this stuff
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

pD- About forty gentlemen have been seen on the streets this week wearing new OTercoats. Upon inquiry where the fire had been, the answer was that there had been none but that ZeckendOrf Bros. were selling goods at such low prices that it was no advantage to attend fires. The new firm promises to undersell every merchant in this Territory for the reason that their goods cost them 9 per cent less than those of others, which assertion they will eX- plain more explicitly next week. %
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06
cept thanks from self and troops of the department. GEORGE CROOK,
 Brigadier-General.


 department. GEORGE CROOK,
 Brigadier-General. After the above the annexed were re- ceived and sent:
 TUCSON, December 3, 1873. Brigadier-General George Crook, Pres colt. The people of Arizona will long re- member the gallant fight you have made to protect their lives and property, and by the completion of the telegraph you, and those under you who have so energetically constructed it, have added debt of grati- tude that will never be forgotten.
 A. P. K. STAFFORD, Governor.
 PRESCOTT, A. T., December 8, 1873. Governor A. P. K. Stafford, Tucson, A. T. I thank you for your congratulations and for the sympathy and encouragement you and the people of the Territory have al- ways accorded me during the time of my administration. I trust the dark and bloody days of Arizona are gone forever, and that the telegraph may soon be fol- lowed by the railroad and prosperity.
 GEORGE CROOK, Brigadier-General.
 PHENIX, A. T., December 2, 1873. Chairman Board of Supervisors, Tucson, A. T. Maricopa county congratulates Pi- Let evil dOers tremble, c. H. GRAY,
 Chairman Board Supervisors.
 TUCSON, A. T., December I, 1873. Chairman Board Supervisors, PheniX, A. T. Pima county accepts cOngratula- tions of Maricopa county on completion of telegraph. All honor to it's projectors and energetic builders. l.. w. CARR,
 Chairman Board Supervisors.
 TUCSON, December 5, 1873. Mayor Finlay, Yuma, and Mayor Jew ell, Prescott: The corporate authorities of Tucson send greeting to the corporate au- thorities of Yuma and Prescott. Price and Haines have completed their great work and Tucson is in telegraphic com munication with the world. May this en- terprise be soon seconded by the advent of the railroad. Grand ball tonight in hon. or of the event. J. H. POOLE, Mayor.
 SAN DIEGO, December 5, 9p. m. John Wasson, Editor CITIZEN: Yours dated 2d just received. Please accept compliments on completion ot line. San Diego rejoices. I send you the latest items from Spain.
 JEFF. GATEwooD, of "World." Mir. Gatewood's dispatch received at 9:45 to-day. Items from Spain not re- ceived. Lines through to San Diego and Prescott are all right, but were down on the Colorado desert from last Saturday till last evening. Latest from Spain is that she will make all possible reparation and all thought of war with her is aband- oned.-ED. CITIZEN.I
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-06

THE telegraph announces the return of Dr. J. A. Tonner from Washington, and the papers say he is instructed to make a thorough examination of Indian affairs in Arizona. Just following the investigation by Gen. Vandever, U. $. Indian Inspector, this action eXciteS curiosity.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Obstacles d Ma'lii,r.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses ia early life Man
bond restored. Impediinents to Marriage removed
New method of treatment New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent Free III called
envelopes. Address, HOW ARD ASSDCI ALTON
MOI = nth Ninth ST Philadelphia, Pa,-an In
stituiion having j. high rep1s aticA fSf hsneYskle
eeA&ast md rro4sestUErks So
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BULLION FROM CHERRY CREEK.-Mr. ". A.
Davis, one Of the discoveries and an exten.
tensive owner in the Chtrry Greek Mines,
came over from the new ..Silveradoo yes.ter-
day, bringing with him fine specimen of the
proceeds OF one Of his leads, in the shape o.
q 39-ounee chunk OF bullion, the same being
ii portion Of the result Of working two tons
OF third-class ore from the w. A. Davis lode
The bullion is worth from 81 10 to So 90 per
ounce. and the specimens brought over by
Mr.. DAVIS was about one-tb1rd Of the pro-
ceeds OF the two tons above mentioned. which
would make the rock worth over 800 per
ton. pretty good showing for third-elass
ors. Mr.. Davis aud his partners in the Oh r
ry Creek mines have labored long and faith
fully to develop the hidden wealth OF that
district, and we are glad to learn that they
are commencing to get q return for their out
lay. 1t has been long coming, but it will
now come in abundance. Mr.. Davis says
that The Turner processsas applied to Cherry
GEEK ares. is decided success, and that in
every ins.ssnce but one. when an accident
,,.n,e.ac. to the works, the returns have
h.an 81 nor e.,nt. of the assayed value Of the
pulp. We NAV row look out for many such
specimens from the Cherry Greek mines, as
they will work the leafs continuously and
will be producing bullion right slong. he
assay OF the bullion produced Is s9o nne, ac-
,ording to returns received from the FIRST
National Bank OF Helena.
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Tire PROBLEM SoLvED.-A lover Of the
hooied quadruped Of the gcaus eQnas js the
fortunate possessor ola very Il { mare which
is at present dolnIciled in one oi Wakrfieltfs
box stalls--of late file owner OF "Molle
DaIlng"-has ben uneasy regarding his
blaoded property a. ing thai the animal Was
suffering from lleeiieets Of Group. distemper
or sore e, he didn't know which. Not be-
ing well up in the veterinary business. he con-
suited every one who had ever seen horse,
and some who could not distinguish that
guaflrnped from his first cousin. the mule. MS
to v hat IN -, &c, niled that mare. AT last
lie problem was solved. That mare had Il
colt. The owner Tor one entire day received
At Wakefield's s:al,lcs the congratulations 81
his many frie lis. and all went marcy as a
mar~-age hell. .Muthsr and child an doing
1sli.n DO cards
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YoUNG MEN's ASS cIATfoS.-An imporf.
art meeting It lib 8 association IL called fol
this friday .vsning at Z l-2n'clock. al which
rinir. Ne ar. Inf .rm'ti. the President will
bring some very important business bcfe.,
tlie nj nrbrrS . i,trrtst to- the entire com
mnnity--sln ladies' especially. We urge ali
uiembers to attend. az eocsrt in action il
the lie Of s,trh an organization. The books
nu chased by Mr.. b vert will be here IN Il
few days. ;.d will make the shelves present
quite ere iial'lr appearances. All WIN have
backs cut ai- rsluest.l to return them on
Friday evening.
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| lr has been rnnioresl tina the Govern ,,rnt
i,,t.i,dt'i 10 stop the expeditions row fitting
ont .'he Yellowstone for the Big Horn and
Woi Mountains. We are glad 10 be able to
assure. all who intend to 60. that Gen. swift
x.r. ou,,n;.nding at Fort Ellis. has notified
uvoi ctors of The enterprise that no inter-
,...a will Il. .,,fered unless the parties
carry tI.e;r i,erafio,'s within the limits Of fh..
Crow reservation. AS tie objective point Of
the exl edition III anywhere II lie vicinity o.
the reserve, no interruption on tls part OF
the military need be apprehanded.
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PERsosAL.--H. r Galen. the popula
stage and express man OF Montana, cam,
over Yesterday, to attend to the business oi
his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Speith, and Mrs. j. B
fincinleavesthis morning for the Mammoth
Hot Springs.
Jas. Il. Lemon, Esq. returned this week
from visit to the National Park.
A largenumber Of strangers have appeared
Oh our streets the past week, bat. owing to
the election and the extreme heat of the
weather, we have forgotten their names.
Quzcn SabeP
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INsTALLATIoN.At regular meeting of
Pieasant Valley Lodge, Nc. ~. |. Q. q. r.,
held Saturday evening, August the al, 1873,
the following were duly Installed Tor the en-
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Bozenian, June 10, 1873.