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Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
New Mexico Items.

We gather the following from The Herald of September 26: Receipts from mills last week, lO,- l23.2S.
 Five teams, each hauling a due pro- portion of immigrants passed through town, westward bound on Tuesday.
 Col. R. B. Willison received two wagon loads of fiuor spar from lead on the Mimbres (G. Persult's) which he pronounces to be of better quality than any he has yet tried.
 Lieut.. Reade, R. H. Howe, and s. E. Pstten arrived on Thursday. Lieut.. Reade Is charged with she building of the telegraph line from San Diego, California, via Silver City, New Mex leo, to Santa Fe. He will visit Me sills and Las Cruces. MT. Howe, ac- companied by Mir. Patten, will view the new or North Star road leading hence to Socorro.
 Col. J. F. Bennett has proposed to Lieut.. Resde to build telegraph of flee and necessary rooms for the &C., commodstion of operators, and allow of their use by the government, rent free.
 Chandler Robbins. boundary sur veyor, says he did not state that Fort Defiance IS exactly west of Santa Fe. but did give the location of Fort De- fiance with reference to the boundary line, viz: Eighty-six miles south of the Colorado line, and two miles west of the New Mexico line.
 On Thursday evening last, Silver City was again visited by another flood which exceeded in volume any of the previous ones of the season, and considerable damage was done to property. The Herald gives lively description of the storm and its ef- fects and says: 1.-The water of the several streets converged on Spring street and fell into the gulch with 6 deafening roar thence south with a whirl and bound, with race horse speed into the valley south of the mills and furnaces.
 We notice in THE ARIZONA CITI- ZEN 8 letter of Agent Cum of the San Carlos reservation, which stoutly defends his action in regard to the management of Indians under his charge and the removal of Camp Apache Indians. We are not sufi- ciently informed to speak sdvisedly upon the subject, but are inclined from the tenor of Clum's letter, to be- lieve that he is acting for the benefit of all concerned.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Significant.

1t will be remembered that when tho panic overlook the builders of the Texas and Pacific railway in 1873, the California and Texas Construction Company" was forced to suspend, and the creditors about year later accept ed settlement on the basis of note, unning one year, eighteen months or two. years, endorsed by Col. Thos. A. Scott and Matthew Baird. The enc mics of Col. Scott's great enterprise at that time filled the press with malic- ious attacks, and it was asserted that nothing was to be looked for but hopeless bankruptcy" on the part of those connected with the Texas and Pacific Company, etc, etc. However, the company went forward, working manfully, arranging its financial af- ialrs, and proceeding as fast as prac- tlcable with its operations in Texas. The recently published annual report 10 the stockholders exhibited a most encouraging state of affairs for the road already being operated in Texas. ana a degree of progress in construc- ton that is really extraordinary when the adverse circumstances under which the company was compelled to labor are considered. And now we have the gratifying announcement that the notes of the Construction Company are being paid on presentation in Phiiadel- phia. The following notice is clipped from The Philadelphia Press of Sep tember 21:
 NoTICE.-The undersigned, desiringI to place all parties holding the notes .of the California and Texas Railway construction Company with our joint names endorsed thereon in possessionl of the amounts of money that would be due them with interest to date of presentation, will purchase said notes on and after this date at par, less re bate of interest until maturity, upon presentation of the same with collat- eral belonging thereto, to k. D. Bar clay, No. 233 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. These notes mature at various dates up to April 13, 1876.
 MATHEW BAIRD,
 THOMAS A. SCoTT.
 This notice of payment in advance of the time when the notes fall due, is significant of the fact that the builders of the Texas and Pacific are no longer embarrassed by the effects of the panic, aud that they are clearing the way to to the prosecution of their great work with renewed zeal.-[San Diego Union, October 1.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

EARLY Monday, Hon. s. R. DeLong and Capt. T. J. Jeffords arrived from Apache
 Pass, and started back on Thursday; the former came on county business and the latter on that connected with his Indian agency. The Captain informs us that everything is going on smoothly with his Indians. A few weeks ago, some Hot Springs Indians stole a lot of horses on
 and near to the Rio Grande, and drove
 thirteen Of them to his reserve. On being informed Of the fact, he at once instituted search, found and turned over ten, and trailed the other three towards New Mex lIco, overlook, captured and delive-ed them to the party sent for them. We be- llieve in every instance Tn which he has
 had timely notice Of stolen stock being brought to his reserve, that he has sue lceeded in recspturing the same and delivering 1t to the claimants. He says nearly 200 Coyotero Apaches have lately come to hIs reservation, and that they speak we'll of Agent Cum but not of Nor
 ford. Everyone from that section Of Ari-
 zona, is decided in his approbation of
 Agent Cum and the opposite Of Morford, and say an excellent act was done in
 Morford's removal from all authority over the Apsches.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
SupervisOrs' Proceedings.

The Pima county Supervisors met in regular quarterly session on Monday, the fourth Instant. Present Supervisors Fish and DeLong, and Clerk Carpenter. Min. utes Of preceding meeting read and ap- proved.
 : The quarterly report Of the county treas urer was examined and found correct. IL was ordered that the clerk have printed for use of the treasurer fifty blank ac- Lcounts current and fifty quarterly state mentS.
 The Clerk was ordered 10 post three nO- tices in conspicuous places. stating that sealed proposals would be received until ten o'clock a. m. to morrow, when they would be opened, for repairing the bridge seven miles below town on the Yuma rOad-informatlon Of requirements to be had Of Supervisor Fish.
 Accounts were then allowed, viz: On general fund amounting to s29S7.l2 and on contingent fund s3il.6S, when Board ad- journed until )-morrow st ten a. m.
 Tuesday. October 5.-Board met as per adjournment with all mem bers present. Yesterdays minutes were read and ap- proved.
 Bid Of F. H. Goodwin forrepairine bridge west Of Tucson, accepted and warrant for S35 ordered drawn on the road fund in his favor. to be delivered on completion ol work as per requirement..
 It was ordered that the Chairman Of the Board be instructed to purchase the Tu- macacorl and CalabaSas land grants for the county Of Pima, this day offered for safe by the Sheriff of this county, to satis- Y taxes levied on said grants, and in pur- suance thereof the purchase was made at S460.76 and proper settlement made there Of There being no further business, the Board adjourned without day.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

PETER KITCHEN recently went to the San Carlos reservation on business, and he is enthusiastic over Agent Clum's manage ment Of the Indians, and the grand oppor- tunity there to make large and produc- tive farms. In fact, he said he could find but one fault and that was probably 6 merit, viz: There was no whisky on the reservation, and that was lack not to his taste. In fact, he says, you know when man is accustomed to sip of the genial stuff at times, its hard to be wholly de- prived Of it for even a few days" Can't somebody prefer 8 charge against Agent Cum on this score?
 JAMES A. MOORE, Eso., ol the Tucson and Yuma stage line came in town yes- terday by private conveyance. He has a gang of men improving and somewhat shortening the road between Desert Sta ton and Florence, and thinks he'll have it ready for use in a week. He has recent ly made decided improvements over the whole line, and intends to keep doing so. He will start westward to-day.
 CAPT. JEFFoRDs brought fin a fine spec imen Of quartz nicely mixed with gold, and If he ever gets 1t back again, he'll be in good luck. We'll have that rock fixed up soon so he can't identify it.
 Gov SANFORD returned on Thursday from prospecting tour in the Pinal moun- tains. In a few days he will go to San Car los for the purpose elsewhere stated.
 WEATHER nice and mostly clear this week. Very warm yesterday for the sea- son.
 CONTRACTORS will notice the advertise ment Of United States Indian Agent Cor nyn.
 ATTENTION SMoKERs.-If you want a fine imported Havana cigar, go to Mans feld's News Depot.
 c. H. LORD, wife and daughter will ar rive to-d day.
 RUSSIAN and Havana cigarrltos at J. s. Mansfeld's cigar store.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

THE Village Council met last Monday evening and after auditing small accounts,
 it was ordered that any person desiring to occupy a lot belonging to the corpo -ation,
 might do so and have clear deed to the
 same for slO, provided such party would build house thereon worth slOO and be
 an actual resident on the premises. Itwas
 also ordered that steps be taken Co im- prove the streets leading in and out of
 town on the south. The work to be done
 will very likely be let by contract, notice Of which will be given so that bids can be prepared.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

OS the twentieth ultimo, Jenks train len Yuma, and on the twenty-ninth, Gold berg's, both with desks and furniture for the new public school-house. Jenks ought to be here very soon and Goldberg's in about ten days. On Thursday train Of .Tully, Ochoa & Co. arrived from McDOw- ell with government freight for Camp Lowell.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

MARY SAFFoRD-BLAKE, in letter from Salt Lake, says: "I met with a woman physician here who IS doing thriving practice. The speciality here in medical practice has always been entrusted to women. Now s class of twenty-five Mormon girls are studying medicine, preparatory to Q more complete course"
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

MIR. ARTHUR HORTON having returned from the Santa Rita mines, has entered into partnership with A. E. Johnston, sad dler, harness maker and upholsterer. The latter branch he will make a specially. See advertisement.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

PLEASE notice the advertisement Of the "Centennisl Gazette and Journal of the Exhibition" Interesting reading and beautiful pictures may be had, and from samples on a reduced scale, sent to us, we believe them 10 be very handsome.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

THE Papagos brought about five thou
 sand pounds salt to Tucson yesterday. F.. N. Fish & Co. bought about one thousand
 pounds. D. Velasco buys and grinds fine a great deal of this salt, and puts 1t up in Iconvenient packages for table use.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

FoR sale by H. B. Smith at his room al the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Tucson: Cots, cooking stove, lamps, tables, washstands, kitchen furniture, etc., including two large American flags. Bargains are offer ed
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

FULLY, OCHoA & Go. started train to Bowie last Saturday with goods for the post traders store and freight for govern ment.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

THE telegraph office is now located on east side Meyers street near Maisn & Co.'s new brick hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

FOR good bread and pastry, try Hucke & Bonernsnd on Mesilla street See adver- |tisement.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

TRE best brands of chewing and smok' ing tobnccoI at Nsnsfeld's News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Drug Store.
;S AND MEDICINES.

HAVING ENLARGED AND REFITT- ed my salesroom, and increased my stock Of
 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, [ would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods and prices, a
 THE SIGN OF THE MORTAR, On Congress street, at my old stand.
 Will give prompt attention to compound ing physicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES II. MEG ERS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
James A. Hancock,

CARPENTER X CABINET MAKER. W0ULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM W the citizens of Tucson that he has purchased property in this place, and has permanently settled here with his family, and would further state that he is prepar ed to do
 Any and all Kinds of Work ID either line of his business Also UNDER TAKING promptly attended to.
 Prices Moderate.
 Give him a trial.
 Refers to: Judge Dunne, W. W. Wil- Hams, J. w Hopkins, c. o. Brown and Geo. Cooler. l5-3m
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

ROAD STATION RECEIPTS READY i1S,p S p.,sted and for sale cheap at TIE CIT
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

BAZAAR LADIES' FASHIONS The only Establishment of the Kind
 in the Territory.
 THEODORE wELIsCH.
 Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Linens. silks, Velvets, Lace Goods. Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, French Flowers, Velvets, Silk and
 Straw Trimmed Hats,
 Braids and Chignons,
 etc., etc.
 Latest Styles of Ladies', ChiIdren's and Ilfants'-
 READY MADE Dresses and Underwear. Bridal TrOusseaux and
 Babies Wardrobe Complete. Special Department of
 Dressmaking and Millinery.
 Lady Attendance. Orders solicited from all parts Of ths Territory.
 weIisch's Buildings,
 Main Street, Tucson. Tucson, August Is, 1875. %6n
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

I~1p-U. s. CENTENNIALAND1 Ore lllO EXHIBITION OF lOIO A Local Manager and Subscription So- licItor wanted in Tucson and every City, Town and County in Arizona for the
 CENTENNIAL GAZETTE, the largest Illustrated Monthly in the United States.
 six elegant engravings. forming com pIete view Of the Centennial Exhibition ss thev will be seen by the visitor in 1876, are given each subscriber. Size or engrav- ings, 2lx27 and 24x2e inches. A permanent situation. at Sl5 to S25 per week. Address, two weeks with return stamp,
 CENTENNIAL GAZ ETTE,
 Room s, 52l Chestnut St., Philadelphla For Prospectus, Journals, etc. eneloss fifteen cents. Oet u
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

CARPENTER X CABINET MAKER.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Florence Hotel.

Florence, Pima! County. Arizona.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the EsNsYLvANI-
soHESTiAA in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as we'll as
German. 1t Is therefore the best advertis-
ing medidum In this part Of the State.
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lsrHsH pail. Dampflaifft srfer gIaft. itbts pen
$500 SeHaeu unb son 5000 tiftfiivsr 9fsTetiral''
esstks. Rui,Iaas, esiFHe
e@IasF, 0sIIet, ssrs'r,
aIsbasS, aSrua. ,t 0 .
Die DampftT bisltr ainlf kTbIbtrn BIZ % !
Bereiniste Staaten Psfi
uab fatrsH pIt fplsi; t.i.,.
ben eamburg bon 9siu'DSf
eAlaH.....26. RSs. 1874 ......1S. .TtS. 1874.
esiEHs.......lO. Del. 1874 .."2s; =. 1874.
esats. ......... I. San. 1915 ......2s. ), 1875.
Naffaass Nreiie:
Bon Rtis.gsrI mad gIsmouib. eonbsH, SriaVI
GbtrtouTs uHb eambnrs: +.f
l. saidi' 2. salon -, =. Sob 90
9plInsnS,d GRrrtnts $24
guH sanburo mad R'B CERT;
r..,. I. Salon S>ss>- Cob $3.50
l. eaiai' .. saiOa .,.>,> GslS u
BpHGsHbtd; GHrTsHeb "a
aas tIni&IisSIi& br Ssiaaisaas.
9iHesr swif&n unb 10 SabrsH bic StliI'.
asisHr.Simas ~ biaIsrsn pniIsH.
Die Dampftr btr ,NbIr,e einis" iinb fdmmtIidp
ntu HHb nit allen BnbtatruHstH aasstfatist tn
Dslue auf .
eiHertsit. 9sausnIIStsIt unb Genealogical.
Die rfis gaihis IN aufs sIssanttlit tinsai&.
fet; bic iTptttt Gajhit bsiti ben srpbsn Derthti,
flo sbtafaas auf BEN Saupibsd % btfnbtn. no
bic sriis etItesH In. Das 9wif&tntsd bat %.
tktiIuHsta fur bic 20 ptrfpHsn, IN nit 8tHftrn
unb GbldIsa ssrltbtu unb nimmt btnisnistn
abtI bsr SGiife stH, In rslGtm fi9 euf Den
mhasH Dampfsrn eis IErtiie Gaiits bsiinbti.
padeis, tie uns sussI4idt psrttn, btf0rpsIn
plr nit bisfsH S&i6sn nat allen SRtiltn DsutlH'
lambs. y"
RaH iptHbs fd ptssn palast an
auautb, RsGuh 3 9iibue,
ll3 Broadway.
sg.s Rtp,SsrL
tutral.@senttn.
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@eswsiisr tiir Steiieaas.

ptnnfpIpanta Central Giltnbabn.
8aes rtfld1tn bas TtnHfpIsania GiftRbakH
DtPsi ~ parisburs tdsIi4 Die fcIsi, 4
aa unh mad Rsutnbfr 80, 1874.
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