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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

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Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01
Repealed.

For the general information of county officers and the public at large, we herewith print one section of an act passed by the late legislature and
 pproved February ', relating to Boards of Supervisors:
 Section 29. Chapter nine of the Howell Code entitled "Of inc local administration of countless" and "An act creating board Of Supervisors in the several counties of ne Territory" approved December 30, ioo9, and "An act to amend section six of in act entitled An act creating board of
 1pervisors in the several counties of the Iefrltory'' approved February IS, 1871,
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01
THE following is from Alex. Me

HE following Is rom Alex. MIG Key, dated Camp Grant, Feb. 24:
 An hour since I arrested and placed in charge of the commanding officer of this place for safe keeping, Joseph Gentleman, charged with the murder of B. F. Griffin on Salt river. He will be held until the Sheriff of Maricopa county, T. c. Hayes, can arrive for him.
 I have just received a letter from one of our company at Gila Bend, telling me that they have the water down thirteen and half miles from the head of the canal, and that all the settlers are busy in planting their crops, and have been for some weeks. The ditch is pronounced complete one in all its details; grade most excellent and the quantity of water abundant.
 Larrabee, the Indian agent just arrived at this place, anG 1 like his appearance very much and believe that he will be found the right man in the right place. He will not be afraid to assume responsibility if it becomes necessary. He means business, and appears well pleased with what he finds that has been done by Dr. Wilbur. They all start for San Carlos early tO-mor- row morning-both agents, their clerks, and myself with them. The Major eX- pressed much surprise at the success of the doctor in removing the Indians from here to San Carlos in so short time, as he had been told that if he succeeded in doing this work in this year he would do well. All are gone now except about fifty sick ones.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of gen eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- joice together in its peace and prosperity, Drop in and examine our stock. Exchange sold on all parts ofthe world. Photographic transfers made with any section Of the country.
 A few more Of those "Don't mention them" left. Call quick if needed c. II. LORD. W. W. WILLIAMS
 jy6-tf
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

Ar some expense to this office, if not to the public. we shall next week print the the new law governing boards of super visors. The wisdom which enacts laws and puts them in force at once without providing any means whereby the officers or public may know their provisions, is in one respect like the power and goodness of God, which passeth all understanding
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01
THE village council met last Saturday

THE village council met last Saturday evening. All present but MT. Oury. One account of SlO was ordered paid. The Recorder submitted Ordinance No. 10, Elsewhere published in THE CITIZEN, which was considered and passed. The Recorder was instructed to issue title to c. Lesinsky and J. Schaublin, for north half of Lot No. 3, in Block No. l92, upon their payment of the prescribed fees. Ad- iOurned
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

NEW advertisements should always be read as well as old ones relating to cur rent business. Samuel H. Drachman presents a new one this week. We hope the public will give "Sam" liberal run.
 Ira O. Futile and James Blade each have advertisements of special interest; and the Village of Tucson has one that whether read or not will be brought to individual notice. All property owners should be glad of any steps to make more perfect streets.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

WEATHER on last Sunday was warm with a little rain in the afternoon; on Monday pretty strong wind and Tuesday stronger with rain in the afternoon, since which the sky has been clear, the atmos- phere mild and calm.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

PERsoNAL.-We omitted to mention, last week, the return of Mir. George Cooler from Camp Warner, Oregon, where he has been on public duty for over year. The climate was too cold for him and he thinks of making Tucson his permanent residence; and since his return he has pur- chased the Hucke property on Congress street which strongly indicates q liking for Tucson.
 On the 23d ultimo, Capt J. H. Meredith, wife, Miss F. Aldrich and E. G. Dickey left for Camp Apache. It will be remem- Dered that not long since, Capt. Meredith received the appointments of post-trader and postmaster there. MT. Dickey went out to assist in managing the business.
 Wednesday E. N Fish and D. A. Bennett started for Prescott; and on the same day II. c. Hooker also lett here for that place
 We are informed that Juan Hernandez, who sold out here and with family went to Sonora last Fall with view of remaining, s about to return to Tucson to stay.
 Theo. F. White leaves by tO-day's stage pr a visit to his old home in Pennsyl- yania. Mir. White is a thorough civil en- gineer and has for over two years been en- aged either in the Surveyor General S Otficc or executing field work under con- Jract. He is man who will fully sustain a recommendation for complete capacity for whatever be engages to do |; for zeal GUS attention and fidelity to his duties, public and private; and for all those qualities which especially make a man re- spected and useful. He will return about midsummer.
 Charles Lesinsky, of II. Lesinsky 6t Co.,, takes his leave from here tomorrow morning for Las Cruces where his home will be hereafter. He is an excellent gen tleman, is very companionable and has a great deal of orderly and good "music in his soul" He leaves with the good will and wishes of everybody and deserves mem
 c. I. Hudson, A. T. Mason ard J. IL. >tout-lndian Agent at Sacaton-arrived " this mornings stage.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE fields west of town are quite green with the growing grain, and the cotton woods and willows are putting forth their leaves. The last few days have been very Spring like, and the black birds and other grateful beings seem quite happy.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

LORD & WILLIAMS ARE NOW OPENING AND OFFERING FOR SALE One of the largest and most complete as-
 sOrtment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever before brought to the country
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

WE are informed that orders arc out making headquarters of the Fifth Cavalry at Camp Lowell; that Lieutenant Colonel Carr will come here in command of this post, pending decision of his application for a transfer to the Fifth Cavalry vice Lieutenant Colonel Duncan, retired; also that work on the new post at Rillito will soon begin. This change will bring the regimental band with it, and our citizens can but be charmed at the prospect of now and then hearing excellent music.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

aioo AIOpTIetOTS OI the PIONEER FIGURING MILLS, SANFORD, PIMA COUNTY, A. T. We Manufacture the finest and best quality of Four in the Territory, whicf we will supply to the trade and citizens at LOWEST CASH PRICE in 100 B. and 50 fb. sacks. Quality guaranteed. Lib eral allowance to the trade. Orders solicited for FLOUR, CORNMEAL,
 PiNOLA SEMlTILLA,
 GRAHAM FLOUR
 AND BRAN Sanford, June is72. tes-tf
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.--Green- backs are quoted here at SS3@s9.
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

FOLLOWING are the names of the grand jurors summoned to meet next Monday, at che opening of the district court:
 James H. Toole, w. w. Williams, Leo poldo Debeau, Francisco Romero, F. s. Leon, Juan Elias, S. R. DeLong, John Montgomery, Joseph Collingwood, Gran vile Wheat, P. R. Brady, John Sweeny, T. s. Stevens, Thomas Hughes, Sabino Otero, R. NJ. Crandal, N. M. Rodgers, Sol. Warner, Alexander Darrick, F. L. Austin, ). c. Thompson, S. B. Wise, John D. Walker
Arizona citizen., 1873-03-01

They Defy Competition and arc De- termined to give Entire
 SatiSfactisn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
ONLY DlsECr BogyR, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
THR Gil REGION t-a LUaBsR blsrErf OF PkNE. rrsss
nil lsaye.Desbrossos IA, Corr .aitst Ferries;
$3.50 Er rirr.'s daily sIesp. sauIa With ra'lnn PsIS
Gar through RON Pha.phs ~ wLan,po si5 Palace Car oil
City. ATnte sLbagJ Gao; WDnspol. $780, Los Nsyea e5s;
Remove ll:lo Ia..sa Bus Cory, 500: Bre. 7;t5
C0areets assos suf Cosy Win on trek sa Asgstay
Tor the Oh Rss Ite nth haie srOre r. 4 iT all pSns
$3.50 Rne Nal tanyl Paiirsi rssse Oar from Ne sYcs
10 Bh, Arrive SuvurI. 500; NllsOpor, $40; Loeb Haven
DAB Rsroye II ~; l.nr ion, $40; Carr GlO; kTe IS
p M wish on Css .sd Allcshssy Rret
for Oh Regoa Win Labs shore R. z. for I'll points Wes
" A. BALDWIN General sspsTiu,m eat.
u. ~ BoYp jr, aes. ras[ Assst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

NJ l4f
Nen-Ycrk loot Of Desros,es AID Ioiais olss.
cs. attached, $3.50 ., T. ani $3.50 Sunday
Fcf Bsdsorc wa-tcn ard the via Peua,ylyss, I'm.
Baud soncay. .. For BaiRors and NasA
irstoc Vi, y n o. q. r., ~ $50 D m, ial.
EIprs.' iOf Fhlat .Di D. . 80 ~ l2:3n T. D. z $780,
Per PhA.dspha KcnGHson. ash 6;lO ssEis,,
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$40 10 IL nithL 80 q. 10 Az $50
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For Hsv.Bnnssss al $40 ~. - n $40 Ilo ,.2o
s: 10, 1880 n. and1I rght Sunday. ~ snd $50
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1880, 2 l. 8, srispm
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Fr JamsUrs Pcnhertos, csni,n. I,I rsss
No !, 500
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

PrKTs SUB TROPICAL RAMBLBs snb.Tropsal Fnbles 10 h,
8snd of the Asiansvrys Nicolas Pike q Coa'u Port Louis
suhGus PofussiJ Illustrated the Authors Sketches
inug Haps valuable Meteorological CsAS Crown $40,
Coh 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

D ami Eaugstuef oaL Par. 81 sams's leave c'ihe-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" GLLBST0WS LINE TO TdB wEsT-Ia'eager and FrsiEA
NTY S. s b,Tty. GGnSi At SSns ss
and western Railroad Pnpsearg with Ihgh and ssqoohnaa4
tts5agb West Central Penn'ylyana and Ss"r0rs
STATE SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
ccm%n,s s 30 b " Ssso.. m.u.h
cbqps Tamaqu,, wnse,Ssrrs, Scranton Sharon &c
WY Ti.ia Fs%isson ,,ton P4ere. Fan M,o.b
Chunk WIN barre MahaBO5 City, Mt Carmel hatoso
Thannosk TTnti wayereI &C. Connects at Junction ' Dell
ETeSEss daily eTcept sunday' Equ Aea
Harrisburg TIE Wet Connect, sTe io tlsnia:
Towsnda, Wa5es with through cars to DanTl' Williams
1915 aud y mw. T5,a. f.. sGRs[yls NJ, .o.,
ras6 S haut MahaaoJ City HaieiSa we,Sar ScfaaOa Rssd
ins. Columbia Lancaster kPhralA PCtsylle iaslaTs k.
$40 5S %-wsy Tram Tram ' for PisioseG
II ss.s;S -
sPs$.w.y y I5- f. q; sSn Sivi1s:n
$50 m-EysSIsG EIpRFs, daily for E,'toa, eeee'', As
town .diug, Harrisburg. Pittsburgh Gs.eAsO ks'
$50 p N, EnisT,htl-POT EastOn
pcf si rI At 430 $50 g. 600 Gas / $50 $40 so
io ii5 80 li5 sis $50 S45 g. $50 T. 7s0 7i5
$50 s;l5' 1880 llSo II mr. r KICKER Sun. and E.s
H. P BALDWIN. General PASSENGER Agent
ERIE KALAMAZOO and after Wednesday,
Sept "a 1873 S 81 sse,i BSg' p, a c
p
Coaches 10 Buffalo AID seepnE Coaches to destination 90
1910 m-EIpr Mall for safslo and Niagara FaH SeePag
IN N Dalyc-Cuerasu Chicago Nigh. ESpres, sl-spus
Coaches through Bsfao HAEa Pals Cincinnati Detroit ,id
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1910 a. m. ard A5O r.
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RdSewoOd HohOkas, aAI., end R.H:;I, g. 6s5. 74o,
is 80 1910 m, $40 O. q t630 ,sd 'li3O M. ,,.o
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A. NJ ~ noop .lI5 $40 $40 400 g. 5;lU 5JO, o. '6Sv
II g 1890 .lI;3O anil ~ SstartsV nght onl'
80 T. $3.50, IOi0 and 1850 BIO 400 S.5O
20: 80 p. sod 10 SATURDAY. nights cnly. - -
Rathed P,rz and Pssc $40. 7AO $50 10, 1880 IL
+l:45, a. 6;lO. $3.50 3, 1880, sae ll.sO
sckeusach AMI Way. .. BIS, asi istJ 3. g. 3,
and 6 p. m and II SATURDAY nights only
spr Valley and WAY, 3 snd $50 N. $40 ?. ~.
O. g 10, and $50 1880 10 <:lO 4sO, $50,
$50 ~ $40 and az Saturday nistis . - . 49,
O. 3, 10, aud $3.50 $50. $40, ilO $3.50, O:3O
sTsi5 aud IL SATURDAY. uifht1 only. - -, r. "a
Spsikhll O. T. 49, and $3.50 lo, $40 4JO, 40 S'JV
$50 i7:45 p. and l2 Saturday nights only - . - IA ,,
P.rnon. Eyaek x 10 ESQ l;3O $780, 4;sO o;SO
$50, n: 40 m. - Sa:untaV nights o2ly.
fom TwesihrSs Dspot Wi COZ snN
Tables Of Re RAILWAY for LEAVING aHt 81 is bpS
connecting with trains.
ek,ts Ion N Drawing Ror nl sleeping
Coaches obtained orers for tie esesans and ssh, 81
Baggage be at tho CmpsnrS ofoasstl 90 sad BOZ
Court BosSyn tie CoTpauy DsvSts and OF Agents Al tie
principal hotel.
sDGly. tsubdsTt OILY. tsJa' ssN
JN0. ~ ABBOTT. Gessrsl Ps,s'nser AEsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
SO Ludgate-hili, London

CLOCKS BENSON j. W. Old Boad-3
G. A. KINO Merchant andS0 High Holborn London
H. KEEN Fscss Tailor American cut and MAKE
British
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

~ Cousns cornwall kcShaph Marlborough Woa Pos ssp.e
E.uT ls-rhe ssn-lcs THOMAS CORNELL AMI JANIS w
BALDWIN EAnsss 81. Ps 81 n H.. DAILY al olesk %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE.
FlAi ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY. 0e. n, lS1H
LEAVE NEWiOkK. PICK No. q. NORTH RIVER. foot OF
Branch ard all stations this eonuscrns R'ilroscst
QOOs philadelphia Logg Bsnh. ei bsE, Toms River.
vinesrl Briigetcr End bctsoDsde s'tnoDA
mFer LotE erscsh. Red Bat Fens Rves Wsrsiosn,
~ ARRIVING IN grwIoSS
$40 m.-fru Long Prskth Red Bans rosss River, Ware
town intermediate faAoHs
45 nFrcu PAssph.s Long Branch, Red Bsst, Tow River
ynelsld Brdgstnh nenSess s,siles Abo IRON
points or Tsekeaen Railroad
Pare between Neviork ard Phii,iephs oah o. 25.'
freight traiEs hs,seen kegioTt and Pba.sgha
Pier T. ~ u, Nov NoEk.
Pier 10, foot Of wslautst Phis1elphls.
Frgh received anti . O'clock Y. N. ii Low rates
J. W. Oons, Gen. Agent
p P. FrcH. Assl, Per 10 T.
VS. p.riu.rrd.nl
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