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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey O. Co.
IMPROVED PROPERTY INTHz -ziRD DisTRtC

SCCCESSIOSS OF JOHN KERN AID ETA MAR.
GARET kern, HIS WIFE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN ALGIER>.
PARTITION SALE.

PARTITION SALE.
Succession OF JEROME ICHANTE AND JEANNE
ABRAHAM. HIS WIFE.
Ma Maize De s,I.r Capdau et a.. Marie lchan:..
d Minor.
S.c.as District Court for the Parish o: Orleans
No. IS ,.Ji.
Dye. r. GIR,RDEY & CO.. AUCTION
II e-rs-N. Cnnlas J. iiO+y. AUrtiOneer~Othce No.
!. Exchange P.acA.-TUESDAY. April g. 1919 AT
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises. on Della
.prie between ValIette and Olivier streets. ruin
Distllc: uoW Asers. Will be sod by public auc.
:.on--
Household Furniture Movab'es. Personal Etfec.s.
etc. per inventory.
Terms Of Sale-Casl. on the spot before delivery.
mll3 ap5 ;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
LAMBS ~ LOUISIANA.
aSS:GHEE> SALE IL EANKlucr:T.
~ THE MATTER OF JOHN ORS!;n.H. IS EASH.
ErP.CV.


o.5.:ic: Co";. Of the United: States OF i"ioa soI
the District of Lousiana-No. DIT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
81 Hoffman, Marks Sc &C.

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a.>'.:h.s
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~ ALc' ."'->al es'opm -. - '''' -. S''e'
-. :! aD*f>t'AI Ap:i. ; 1913, - $50 e "'.'".
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SILL. $50 .";.'p H'>Ic. MUSICAL :s-'..".
mr:r>. A;..,A. MATERIALS. s.:..:.;.
AND ca. >.:.>.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

second District Court for the Parish OF Oreans-
No. 30 1J3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
SUCCESSION OF MAUEIC: J. M"LIoT.

CHOICE BUILDING tors At AUCTION ~ THE
FIRST. FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
By Van sollngen q Carpenter.
crs-omHorss, New Orleans. Msroi y. l77:;.

SALE OF wAREHOCsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOoDSt
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ZOO !. 40. -. Et.'t NJ y = II. = - .. ~ >
THEREON EcDTT.St, OH CALL...:. STREET.
SUCCESSION cr WILLIAM: ?ii!L.,?S.
SrcoLi 2 SIC: Cou:e to: :,.- TA:., Gs N'.'....-
so -.

10y y. y. &: =. }. nDNTfsD hER1-R
ID No.. .D..I-:-. At'.'l"..-':.-.. - sud On
.:!.2>'Ai Ar. - -. i. ."-.v- .i"S ~. AT
:- -. I.la.... A:og. Exchange, ~ IL. DaseI":.:
~. .utit the ). t1..> !tUte.. III THIS c.tT. nE
-I:-- ii -. %. 81 .;lg. C!.rri .: the Hon.
A. =. Tis5pt iUds. u: the : cotd Dis. "ttOi; tor
:.e v.' - -: -; -aAs, dated. EaiGA ! - DOC iet
10 $ 5: to: acc"Uu. o. !. q s''".ass.c .: ....aG
pni.,ip, ie, eaa.-i-
EntR VALUABLE LOTS az G2":No, together
VII: the o!ilfl"gS ant. :m.i"Tr:lic-.ts thereon.
ss:;:a'-i ~, =: D!s::'' OF ;-:S CIV IN tine
sgutrr J"i:tde.. hv Go .a!."?r ta:"I.'i-iet a nj
). CHARLES .;r..-s desi ,Ha..i as No.. |. 2 and !
-. a skec.. annexed 20 lu .tc' y: sal. :r0n! the
Sru ~. as and CarcO..tor Railroad 'tnpan? to
sai William Phillips. VOW. deceased, before s.
Magnet uotarv rubIc ~ this Clt", dated october
:: 1865. measf.,ITs tac!. :: :eei :. I'M hes Zines
ttoH: OF Ca i0vr street. hy ~ feet - inches !,
lines in d pt'.. The Improvements OF 10. No. :!
consists - ii livery stab e. known the IiioH
'.vtrs stable. AID those Oh .os 40. CONSIST III a.
two story frame ..OUse.
.erms-Cash in Jui++f States treasury NOES
Ac, o. sac bet,rr y. j. C.st.... a.':..S pablo.
- the expense o; tie pl..ci.asero
NH = - ana -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

1e:.ls lash IA uas.ed States cIcr-rc"
p. =. HtRWiI
Specia! D.p@-y Collector
m'l 80 ;, ;'.pls'9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
,,,.cr E1R,RnEY 4. TO. SrcHorA

Seco.! ost.ic: Court for th- ?a.!s'l OF Orleans
40. =. 1919.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Dye. T.. G1RiRDEY Il TO. NICHOLAS
ID J. Hoev, AUCtIOnttr-1,fce No. /. Exchange
piace.-SATURDAY. Apr: %. 1873, at twelve
change on Royal, between Canal and Custom.
!oas- streets. viii be- sold by public auction.
Tor account az said succession. IL" following de.
scrih"d Drof ertv. 80 Wit
4 /. TWO LOTS OF. GROUND. in !he frs:
District of 'S city. n the square h0Uhded b" Com
mon. Banks, Miro ard Toni. streets, designated AZ
lots NJ, | and ,. adjoining each other and TInuIn.
tLr.. "a The l.ar. nom Common TO Banks stretl
have :i"ts Oh each OF Gait. streets. Al! 81 pcE glln
t. l.". E..!htcd 1t. sale.
~. LOTS .F GROUND III the Fourth Dis
let. m :h rIarr bor;.ded by Chestnut Coliseum.
vii,ii AL !ist streets. de- .gu,',i as lots Noe /:
au,! / adjoining each "'he' and measuring
'ac's - fct front on Chestnut st!ett bv u. !eet
inches line, n depth.
,. HfVHS Lb!S OF GROUND. in the Sixth H,.
.rc'. in the square bounded by BaCchus, Apollo,
!.1u,I, .ni Pension streets. designated as lots
No. L. :" - adjoining each other ant! mcasUrlu.
rr a",,!t - itrt Igci.s lines font RaCChl.>
street nv p. feet line, III depth and forming the.
hole front IL sad square oH BaC' !U> street, lot
y, - forming the corner Il Amelia. aud lot No. 10
;..-,rrurr -! p"niS' on anI HdCChu. streets.
T,Tms--OIt-Jhlrd cash; remainder a; one and
two Years credit. III notes secured by special
nor:ga.. ana vendors, hen. soaring interest OF
ira rayntut witt. the. pCua! clause Of NE PER
cen; a'tuiurys fees u. event OF suit to enforce
pa. rleIlt, and purchasers TO assume payment over
and ABOVE the LoGut ~ fl"l' BIDS OF a.. taxes 20:
the wear :51t and VI. 10 In. day al -al".
AC o: SAL. and United states stamps ~ Tie
.xpt' Sc OF the purchasers. before u. J. Ca>'ti.
.ntar, pubic. ml2j - !, - 2h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
SQUARES -: CANAL, STREET.

A>SIGEEE'S SALE N DANERCPTCr.
Is TaE NATTER OF P. !. LEFE3v3E. BANK.
r,pt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT !ROPERT!
IN FIFTH DISTRICT. LATE ALGIERS.

SUCCESSION OF JEROME ICHANTH AND JEANNE
Abraham. his wife Mrs. Marie Desires Capdau
ct a. vs.. Marie Ichantc, minor.
Second District Caur: for the parish Of Orleans
No. 81 7jA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
vEs.MrgnEy SALE To :FyECT a PARTITION.

E::..:I rArNI>rHH. WEE OF %. e OSBORNE.
~. Ma.HELLUS 3ANEl>En.: 1T Al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
r,y q. Z. GIRAKDEY Is a., Arc

>.co:,i H.,;:.c: toH,t Tor th- r..r.s'. at uT
i,aLs-N" a,.....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
THE BROOKLYN WIFE MURDER.
Coroner's Inquest Over the Death OF Mrs.
Moran-The Husband Held for Trial.

MOrQn-Ihe HUSBAND HELD Tor Trial.
The inquest touching the of the death of Mary
Moran, wife of Thomas Moran, held yesterday after
before Coroner Whtehill, Brooklyn On Thursday
the 10th ns the deceased who about twenty
years of and mother OF two children, severely
beaten by her husband, who Is aborer about thirty
five years old, and formerly attached to the Irish
Constabuary Their place habitation was the base
ment house % North Portland avenue The
following night Mrs Moran died and on Saturday The
police notified of the occurrence and succeeded in
ARREsT1NG THE BRUTAL HUSBAND
suspicion OF having caused the woman's death.
At the inquest Mrs Burns the first witness called
the assault by the prisoner and heard her excaim ou
done il as heard deceased ask Moran send
doctor and priest: he refused TO do
DR.. A. w. Shepard city physician testified to having
made a postmortem examination OF the body OF the
deceased he found that she had come to her death by
injuries received and by the condition of her constitution
stimulants
Edward Fitzsimons brother of Mrs. Moran. testified
certificate burial the physician W no had been
called in Just before the died. While this witness
ON the stand the prisoner nodded to him, whereupon
Fzsimons appealed to the Coroner remarking that he
"Dd not want that numerous fellow nodding at him.
Mrs, White testified that on the evening in question
she the prisoner have hold of his wife by the shoulder
ter remark elected predisposton on the part of the
spectators at the examination 10 cvnce audible levity
The Coroner Immediately checked this unseemly exhibit
Miss Mary Fitzsimmons testified that Moran beat and
kicked deceased; Mrs Moran said TO her II guess
- In the evening the prisoner returning home
dying asked witness TO get his supper she
afraid he would get upon the bel and finish her.
came 10 her death by injuries inflicted by her husband
Thomas Moran The prisoner stands committed for trial
He had however been arragned yesterday in the Court
OF Sessions for mansaughier indictment found by
Gran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
A FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, Apr

49, PorrsvILLE, Pa, April II, 1879
william Grant, one Of the proprctors OF the
Plank Ridge colery and Walter Gibbs, inside boss,
were Killed this morning by the falling OF the roof
OF new Slope whe examining 1t to see II IL was
safe Tor miners to work under. They had sounded
the roof and decided That 1t was not safe, snd-
deniy tne TOOL came down. John Lanin and
fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The peltlng rain storm prevalent during the en-
tire day yesterday tended to keep away many
people who otherwise would have attended the
public sales at the Real Estate Exchange. In con-
sequence very slim audience '.put In an appear.
ance," and 1t was apparent throughout the entire
proceedings Of the auctions that there was spirit
lacking among bldders Tor eligibly located property
seemed to 60 begging.
A. J. Blocker Son 3 Co. disposed Of the four
story brick house 261 Fourth avenue, lot 23x9O for
34,000 and Messrs. Muller, wilkins & Co. offered
three story brick factory, 542, 544 and SAC West
Thirtythird street, lot 14X9s.9 which was bid in at
$4,000 by james Harrison. These were the most
important pubic sales Of the day, from which the
temper Of the purchaser can well be gagged. The
last named property IS estimated to be worth at
least $SS, 600, and IT was Knocked down at the
The only redeeming feature OF yesterday was the
completion OF contract on a plot OF Riverside
property begun lew days ago, which was the
nrst real transaction in realty in this vicinity since
the famous "Post" sale. The plot alluded to was
the lot located on the northeast corner OF River.
side avenue and Eghty-tirst street. having sscon-
cave" front OF 1o5 ieet on the avenue, l03 feet on
Eighty-hrst street, running east, 1913 feet on
rear OF lot running easterly, and IO2 feet 2
inches running north. The price paid for this plot
placed upon property facing the new Park, which
bids lair to rival our Central Park. We have no
reports Of other private sales made
:. The following are the details OF yesterdays pub.
..... III y. H. LUDLOW
lou iz1tn ST. $40 H. e. OF 9th nv., 25xl0O l1xl26S
49, ny 1.sr some ;;,,;,;.,........$3.so5
lot losth St. " w. Of lss NAVE AVE- ssx,oo Geo. A.
ny JOSEPH ncuIer ''''''..''...',. 2,2'5
lot n. 10th St, azS It Of 10Th av 25x,s block;
As b. and ID av, n corner soi St. lot 1850
%2xi1i 81 n; 1. Begey 20 100
lot ixOi9 M u Beeey 900
lo22; VIM. McMuen s,275
MULLER, WILKINS
rs. d. DIX stable and plot OF ground, \. s. S5th
1854 Of Sd av, plot As losio22; 3 i: Lane " 10000
8. blk. factory and plot OF ground 542, 544 and
james Harrison $4,000
8. 7. Meyer. $3.50
Plot ground I25th St. 100 IT. O. of 10th av COX
l62xl5O5x 3. I. $3.50
Corbett $500
tan ST. together 80 6xgl3xi01; s. A. Lewis ..... $500
lots adjoining, W 5Ox40 j. r. Brown 100
lot adjoining, x72 xl96xg7l 10; John T. Clancy $500
BY A. =. BLREcKER, SON AND co.
bk and Il 26l 4th av., Q. g., 40 n. Of 2lst st.,
lot 23xg0 N. w. Bennett. 900
AIS bk. his and Is, ST. and 375 washington ST. g. e.
cor Beach st., lots together 60x70; James somer-
and l. 81 West 18th ST., n s., e. Of Sin
10y zoxk block ~ b. Hope.... 5000
g. ok h and l., 81 Thompson st.. w. g. n. of Broome
= Dk N and Is No BY, adjoining the above, lot 325x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
THE BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

There $4,000 volumes in the Mercantile Library,
Montague street. 1t the intention Of the librarian Mr.
Noyes, to publish and complete alphabetical and
classified catalogue Of the valuable works which stock
shelves the institution Subscriptions public.
spirited citizens being received in urtherance
this object and also to supply much needed additional
shelving accommodations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
THE LECTURE SEASON.

(,oopER uNIoN.-FREE LECTURES FOR THE PEo-
~ ple In the great Hail. at z. NJ, Saturday. April ~
The lecture VII be dcIiyered by Professor Charles r
ngn Tcketsgrats at tho Office OF the Cooper Union and
q. Brentanos bookstore, Union square.
ADRIAN ), HEWITT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2OI BowERY
i JOHN WILLIAMS CLOG DANCE,
90 HUGH HAGGERTY'S DUTCH SONGS,
Ladies BILLY PASTORS COMIC SONGS
Admitted CHARLEY WHITES SPECIALTIES,
Free HERB WILLIO, vENTRILOQUIsT,
this GOSS AND FOX IN SONG AND DANCE.
Evening. BILLY BARRY AND GEORGE MOORE,
90 CELIA IFERD, FANNY FORDHAM,
HARRY HART, g. MCMILLAN, CHARLES sEAAERT,
BILLY EMMETT, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18


OLYMPIc THEATRE. ,.
fSsa ES4 SS4 Sss sSs manager
a. 1. y 'sS4;s $ S$5t!E2H B Ss
nS Ss sAEg syssix q 4 A f / q.
FIRST TIME
FIFTH ADDi ri 5sr OF IN D."
Sa sS n Cs
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE spEoIALSy ARTISTS
rAS S566Hsf WfIsoS bR 70 HER
WE" EVENING x . sgss5sSos Apa
Irish ' ss sasa ss 1ns Ssr1 8it aas
DOMINICA MURRAY, MIN MINNIE vi; is,s,
his dsHssHS eHH "'S ""
ON THE HUDSON. CABIN.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
Manager. A. M. PALMER
Begins at 8. Saturday Matinee at l 30.
Carriages may be ordered atn
IMMENSE SUCCESS
AGNES ETHEL Il IN rRourRou.
The HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY WITH THE ELITE
THE MOST MAGNI I, ,v KEV5vAL IN THE HIS
EVERY NIGHT AND AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE
W es special nc With Mr.
nAi0vy' "0nae''ui D Ehn6FR ayS A''S enu''o
for which and elegant have been painted by
FRoU-FRoU. r.
FRoU-FRou
TRoU-FRoU
FRoU-FRoU. Characters by Miss AGNES
'Hoggs'0 IT, Az SH 4s
FRoU-FRoU. H. .'s HARKfNs. s. Mr.. j. IT. F.
rRoU-FRoU. ThoRPE. Mr.. W. II. WILDER
rRoU-FRoU.
FRoU-FRoU.
FRoU-FRoU.
r,, ggsf f4SSsPaSo Flo,
E ssfs H, SG Be
RuBINsrE1Sr g ION N,v FAREWELL q MATINEE
NEHTHs sE
Comprising Anton Rnbinsten, Henri WieniawssA
this viii ay
CERTO schumen), Ballade Ohopin}, and for the first
t9s esss ssssgs WHY
ss as~s; ssSS% SSs5is
ch r bert a ADAPTED or oreSesTa y M"'A
Reserved Seats 81 at steinways 7O and III Broadway
orssA sD1H AN
Is, ONLY %eISf ASfHAnSS5R Of ASToS RTsis.
saS Il, HHHa THOMAS
eyT JAMES TnrAT.E. IR,IEfiS3
. 'A"-'' '' TINE TABLE. D
seven O'Clock. open
9garier Of eight.
n sn MINIS %
NEW HIBERNIcoN;
IHEs s9NgPy SB T S sB aIsn
sSsS',s aS1nnsSHE "a aafs$P,z4s? i?sh
General admission, soc. children l5c.
STEINwAY HALL.-FEsTIvAL WEEK.
The public Is yT ssPsstuly WEEK inGms Cd hata
GRAND oRAToRIos AND CONCERTS
SSomansorso f T5s2R9hH H1 HsaISa April r. 1873
The isswnf %hs si', will
Miss AsS IT. E ESEESS vaSEt ss" $:sss
Mr. A NJ j. h Mn5SAHEs 5s'i Baritone
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY FROM BOSTON.
numbering Five Hundred 900 Voices
o 0nn;t lEHHAna
M '' T6a xl'n
largely oRSE X t ri fsRFSRMAscEs
, 5yFsRAY EVENING, April Slats,
aSSaS NJ SSoSf
OF SELECTIONS FROM mANDELs ~
including ts and Duets
HYMN OF PRAISE Q.OBGESANG).
Ta ~ HR sh EybSIY A ASS1 4. NsYss
only gran! Festival I0r.atorio,
FRIDAY, April vs. AFtiERNooS and EVENING,
Grand Publis Eehe ear a. o'clock Of
~ ~ Mr.. ANTON RgBiysTEIy and SooAA'
Mr. HENRI wIRNIAwsKI,
Mr. M Mi 1 i MIA Mason
sSfHR RH%SeT a q fssSssa xxPsisals
ONLY FESTIVAL MATINEE.
EyENSG SL2sE Of TIE
Last appearance OF the celebrated Handel and Haydn
Society and Of all the distinguished artists.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Reserved Seats TO the Evening Performances, two
Seats 0 Mainee two Admssion rckeis
Public Rehearsals dollar. Reserved Seats to Re-
The sale Of Reserved seats will commence this morn
ing at Schirmers 70l Broadway at Ia Broadway, and
at the Box office at Steinway Hall.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, ao BowERY
ladies billy TASIoEs COMIC SONGS
f 5is e6ss AND FOX s6SG ha5 pAs
Evening Billy BAE EEY AMP GE0R S;, MM95oHE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18

Characters by Miss FANNY MIGRANT Miss CLARA
NORRIS, Miss FANNY DAVENPORT. Mrs 9. 4; Gill
RoBERTA NoRW99p, Miss GRrTFITHs NJ , GEoRSa
JAMES LEWIS Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. 3. r.
RINGGOLD Mr. OWEN FAwCETT, Mr. d. WHITING.
]. A. MACKAY, w BEEKMAN CARROLL and othera
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30
FERD. BERTHOLD,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

Have constantly on hand a well selected
 stock of
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30
Probate Notice.

DROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF PI-
 ma, Territory of Arizona Ln the matter of the estate of 8ernabe Booies' ue- ceased.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting !; Tn pursuance of an order of this Court duly made and eutero on the 9th day ot August, 1873. notice is hereby given that Monday inc sth day Of september, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the Cour room of the Probate Court in the town of, Tueson. iu sad County of Pima, has bee n appointed for hearing the application oi Josefa Bomo de Robies, Jesus Romo, an Ramon Rome, praying chat docume now on fife in this Court, parPorting to be the last will and testament of Bernabe Ro- hIes, deceased, be admitted to Probate, and that letters testamentary be lssu cd thereon to said Josefa Pomo de Bobles, Jesus Romo and Ramon Boblea who are named therein as executors; at which time and place all persons interested may ap~ pear and contest the same.
 Tucson, August 10, A. D., 1873. Attest: WM. J. OSBORN, Probate Judge
 and ex-oficio Clerk Probate Court.
 August ] f Il.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30
Camp Lowell Reservation.

August p, Gen. A. E. Carr, com manding Camp Lowell, issued the following special order P
 Pursuant to endorsement da d Headquarters Department Of Arizona, Prescott. August 1, 1873. 6 board of officers IS hereby constituted to desig- nate the boundaries of a snitablo area to embrace all required facilities for water, grazing and fuel for supply of this post {: also the names of claim ants, if any, to property and improve ments within those limits, and such information as to value of improve ments as may be obtaineble.
 The board will meet without delay and render its report as soon as prac- ticable, accompanied by a map of the proposed reservation, and'a sketch of the country for at least ten miles around it, showing the position of towns. villages, detached ranches roads, 1uountain5 and water-courses, designating permanoltand uncertain water). Two copies eech of map and sketch will be furnished.
 Detail for the board Capt. John V. Furey, U. $. A., Capt. T. M. K Smith, 23d Infantry, Capt. John M. Hamilton, 5th Cavalry, Assistant Sur geoG H. Lippincott, U s. A., Second Liect. A. II. PoiIon, 25d Infantry.
 The junior member will act as en- giueer and recorder of the board.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30
Photographic, Road, Indian and other
 News.
Our Prescott correspondent sends us

! Our Prescott correspondent sends us
 the following x August 15, Gen. Creek and Lieu tenant Bourke returned to Prescott from Verde; and on the 16th, Dr.
 Rust arrived from Camp Apache.
 Late reports from those in charge
 of the new telegraph are very en- couraging. Construction is about beginning at several points, and the whole line will be built Ill very few months. Electricians are due from
 San Francisco to report to Depart ment headquarters. Gen. Dana IS taking the strongest interest iu the matter, and with suol aids as Capt. Price and Superintendept Haines, the work will not drag.
 Gen. Crook has hld parties out from Apache and Verde examining the country for a. new road between those points, and 8 hue has been agreed upon which is 100 miles shorter than the one now in use via the Colorado Chiquito, of easier grade and plentifully supplied with wood water and grass the entire distance. Four companies of infantry will com mence the construction as soon ss the Quartermaster can provide the neces- sary tools and transportation. A new wagon road Is also to be laid out frora Prescott to Verde, which will reduce the distance as now travelled seven miles.
 Pitone, the head chief of the Sierra Blanca Apaches, came in by permis- sion with the last party of soldiers from Camp Apache. He came on a visit to Gen. Crook and was shown around Prescott and headquarters. He seemed delighted with everything. His great endeavor was to let stran- gers know that he was one of Gen. Crooks Captains and that he partici- pated in the campaign against the Indians.
 Parties lately in from Apache, say that the Indians at and near that post have large fields of corn. pumpkins and beans in Q very forward state.
 Letter lately received from Yuma states that Lieut.. Hammond, 23d h. fantry, was very sick and that he would be obliged to seek cold climate to reccPerate.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30

TIE annual feast iu honor of the patron saint-San 8zus-ine- f Tucson opened on Wednesday evening. From remarks of those mos. interested and general ap- pearances, it seems to be more than an ordinary success. Over twenty booths and tigers dens, in one or another of that beasts phases, are occupied and all have patrons. Years agOne, it was a saying that the poor but happy people who could not get means enough to buy and pay for the bread they needed, would always continue to pay for tickets to a circus or meLagsrie. On almost every hand the condition ofthis community Is defined by the phrase hard times, " but we suppose {" everything goes in a hard game" A yarn of this kind seems pat; Pat had a pig which was very thin and gaunt, and spent most of his time in squealing for something to eat. < neighbor of Pat's, in passing, remarked: Pat, your pig is very poor. Indade he is" says Pat, " but bejabers don't you see the baste is damned happy So, what's the hodds as longs you're 'appy.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-30
Administrators Notice.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
 % the undersigned administrator of the estate of Vicente Hernandez, dece ased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims az ainst said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publica- tion of this notice, to the undersigned, at his office at the store of 4eckendorf Vel isch, at Tucson, in the e.unty of Pima.
 WI. ZECKENDORF ?, Administrator.
 Tucson, 4. T., August IS, 1873. St