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, 1875-09-03
OBITUARY.
H4AfCEL UltCQEEa.

Another Of our old citizens, and one Of tho
pioneers OF Chicago, he's gouo. Samuel Drookca
died in his SD ycar nt his res!denco tu ken-
wood at 9 q. N. yesterday. 1tr. Brookcs Was
ono OF tho Oldest inhabitants Of Chicago, both
M to ago and residence. IIo camo hero In tho
fall Of 1853, With largo family. from London,
England, l1a former place OF residence When
they nr1ivod in Chicago 1t was village Of some
400 inhabitants, without stfoets, aad Ilt few
buildings. a moro atraggliug country vit-
lage, With but one small church, 18x24,
stuatod ou tue corner Of franklin md Water
atroots. In his forty yoars' residence ho Watched
its growth till it became city Of magnificent
proportions aud splendid buildings.
1lc worry carly Identified himsc!f with tho relIg-
ious portion Of tic community, md, with lis
wife and part Of tho family, joiucl tho First
lrcabytarian Church whoL it WAS formed in 1895
.undor tho Inlnistrattons OF tho Rev. jeremiah
Porter. aud has long been known, by tho several
,churctioA tu which h0 has belonged. hs Dcaco1,
slisooken, for tho last two or throo years bolug
counoCtcd with tho Forty ntreet Com
.rregatonal Church, near wlcro lie 1esidoa,
during bis painful aud long g-protractotl
illness. wl1cl, all acknowledge llo bore With sruo
Christian patience. u!oekioss, md fostitaao.
continually acknowledging to hiH latest breuth
that al! lid trust was III hih DleBsod saylor amt
t1sedeoner, with whom he lonGod to DO at rest la
;tlosa MANSIONS Of bliss which Ao fully believed
11a hR1l gouo to prepare for Inn.
To many old citizens Of Chicago, no will ho re-
,1ncmbcroa ~ tho urbauo, polite old Engtisi,
gentleman, OF q school fast dying out. 10 9th
era, who We1e at ail conuootol with plantH and
flowers ~ tho bert botanist tn tho coun-
try, ono to whom thoy wora willing to
rotor NIL d'sputed questions or to namos
and families OF plants, and his mo,aoEy
and knowledge Of tl,om vas truly wonderful
ovcu In bis Old ago. Ills lfn wau prolonged but u
tow short months utter his Wife WHO ilcti .
year ago. md With whom llo llyotl tn a, tho eu-
jo'mensa Of married hfo full Hi1ty yoara,-t!loy
,see,nilg to delight In ono auulhur't, sotiety rs
much at tho end Of their dayH. m thoy did at tho
frus. Tho funeral will take place at u, u. Hun-
dny, In the Forty-soycnth Street CONGREGATIONAL
Church, wien n'l all friends nro invited tu pay
tho lAat tribute OF respect to his memory,
, 1875-09-03
UNtVERSALl5TS,..BAPT1sTS,

s.
Spttaat IFsadtrh Ia Th& Chteaqo Tribune.
burFALo, Sept. 3.-Tho scms-contcnulal OF tho
Uniyo.saltet State Convention OF Now Yorl.
which has been In scHsIun hero t!lroo days,
c!osel this afternoon With tho celebration OF tho
Lotds supper. In thostato sre ITO UnivorAallst
par1shos, 7s churches, n PASTORS 4.lG7 1ncu-
Sunday. schools, 85i toachorH, and q, TOO pupils.
Tho sixth annual Convention OF tho Central
Association Of Liberal or Open Communion
naptists met in this city yesterday, and close
their aoasion this evening. Delegates wers
prcEont from tho Statos OF Now York aud ronn-
sylyania, and visiting brethren from Boston,
Mass. and tha 6tato Of Maino. FROM tho Wo-t
wcsc Dr.. n. III. Grnhan'. ef Chicago Dr. IL s.
Jamos. Of Detroit /: y. j., patos, ludgewav, Ind. /;
Prof. q, 4. Mc1lillao, ljerea County, ky.
, 1875-09-03

u Tory observation-disclosures Ttnlkcra
Hold II Meeting but Accomplish


!aohl II mocti.sK but Accomplish
Little.
Special Dist'atth II Th< chteaao Tribune.
Tnnosro, Can, Sept. "a fow ,layB ago tho
lleform lenders Al n rrnnd p;en,c In lin Nioo.rn
t,i.,ric, 40, n~,,-o.a,<,, ~ 49,. " ~ .'.,
'o"..' R"'o .Np1s'H'on " LILO pfceen' A''a
lutuso prospects ol eho phftyt at1a rocalMtulateu
tho t'ntt record, indicated frtnre purposes, otc.
Yesterday lilo leaders Of tho Tory pnty, naop.-
iuv tho polioy of their politca, ou,munnt,. wnro
,r',s,n, ~ - ror, ,,;.n,s -. .sa ,,,,,,,, mo' ma
..L ''stio -, s"o .o''o'J u I.aa'
lork, neH4 g. HlhrNilhh' Dr. llrpeT. tho lion.
Gibbs, OF tho Dominion Parliament, nni tho
Hon, ScCanorun. ant1 tho Ifu1,. W,tIintn h1o,
r,u.u -, a. t.t: ,.tI,
i,o"bh''' VI 'ne 'utat'o ''e9ihlathte "ero thc
cliuf orators. Or. ruprer hftor otpgixluX tho
nct. nr1 o,,tniuixt-ut;n, ~ sr 1,,,, nY.o
'"" - '''' "o"" - AA"I
uohaldt WHO Waa notacchbly alsent. c!ldeavofed
10 exulotu tin t!efcnt nf tha 0cvnrnuout
~, .,,.,I ~ s,,. H., ~,
~ " H. e.'n i, ~ '"t9'Euo i"'heT tuna suo scaiaa!
crctt fol boing hinaeli tn favor Ut British con-
NeCtfo1,+ but condemned hin for being Nbsociato1
With tllohe l1o tTHrpcr} nyorre0 woro tn favor
of d!tunlun. 1icftyriny to tho prosont dopsca.
so1, u commercial affairs III this country, llo
sati tlht he 1i1 NOT Charge on tile Government
tho wLoo responsibility Ut tliat stato Of affnirtl,
but he did aflcgo that everything they lad dono
snco they obtatncd porcr had tended to that
cnd. At BoMn length hc rciterated tho
charge Of combination between the
lleforIn Opposition md Northern raeiiio
Hallway Company, and declared that iis purity
, 1875-09-03


II ths Editor n Jhs Chicago Trtouns:
CHICAGO sopt 2.-pe,u.it mo to call attention
to tho bad condition Of Michigan avenue, and III
tho future will spare yon III far Us am con.
corno1. Tho question has been repeatedly
asked, Why don't our City FatlorH pavo Mich
igan aycnue ? Iut no ono Inns boon ablo to g.yo
satistacsory roply, OF throw any light upon tho
subject whatever. Tho curbstono WaB laid from
Randolph to Twelfth stroot rome two yoats ago,
aud then thoro was como prospect that tho wosl:
commenced would bo speedily pushed to com.
pletion; but low 1t ancHs ~ II there wn1e no
intention OH tho pnrt Of our City Fathers to payo
tho ssrots a. all. Since tho Chicago City HAIL
way commenced running their cars On WabaBtl
aysnuo tho travel on Michigan avcn,1e hna been
greatly augmented, Notwithstanding tho street
ID i'll terribly bad condition. uud, after slight
shower, III utterly unlit to drivo upon. II bolng
tho only thoruughfarn by which ychlcles can
readily gain acceBa to the southern part of tho
city, uo 500 ao reason why tue required i'm
prov0ments should not be made without dslay
Why do not tho City Fathers mako au nsBcai-
1uent GlMl complete tho work this year ? am
Huro It would meot with GoueFal approval by all
tho residents from Randolph to Twelfth stioots,
as tho Improvement would greatly ndyAnco tho
pric1 Of roal estate, aud nld much 10 tho beauty
Of tho nyonuo. ThiH work IlaA been neglected
80 long TINT 1t hcemH NJ ii immediate action
should bo taken, and tho work completed at tho
earliest possible moment, e!to wa may DO ubligoi
to wait Quo. two, or tArno yoA.s, mud Atll ind
Our sttoct In The same doplorable condition
FAAAK i. HAWKS,
$40 Michigan hYenuo.
, 1875-09-03

thin city thIr cvrnIng, on ronto for ~. Louis.
nticro they will scnan onc week and conrrts
their report. Some yerv damaging facts nrc
sad tn l,avo bosu l'royon HucI, sa having youcl,-
trs signoi In blink, mil drawing Checks for
mere nioI,oy tlam tho nn:ount duo.
Hr. PAUL. Hflnn., Hcpt. 2.-Tho Iionttr. |'rrss
contractor fur injIaini aupplios, 10 william,
Welsh. THO 1ettnr IL excessively yftupetasiye
and abusive, c,nrhctorzing Welsh aa ilypo-
critical hcoufllrol, unworthy tho Mntice Of ocont
pcoplc. Mr.. Wilder iMttmatcs that In II future
communication Ito will answer tho mat,y rcroun
accUsatlonB hrroLofora matla against hisn.
, 1875-09-03

general charge Of vngrancy. Wetncs1ay morn-
Ing ho was tricd bctoro Humn1crliel.i ni,l t1is-
charged. Later in tho day a complaint WAS
n1n!c flint Monday night negro
I'M tho curnrr of Was,naI, Assnuo anil Thirty.
second elrect. and IN tho morning Int nnd pair
Of sl,oes had boon found outsiio tito window,
Aiason WAS tlleraupor rnarrcstod. n,M identified
mcrfeld waA 1Nstltlod In binding hint over 10 tho
Criminal i'nirt. -
, 1875-09-03

To the Efiior ~ The ChieaQr Tribunss
CHICAGO, Bopt 2.-1n view Of tho recent
etriko of tho atono-cuttors, and tho periodical
Htrikos among tho i:rorent traleR Of mechanics,
which oftcl, entail huch frirlltfu loss, auf1otng
a1.d Generalization OH workmcn and their fnnl-
Elea, think 1t is timo nous moro rational nohns
were tlnyiResl to correct abuses than has been
brought into general uHo. Whv cannot an Or
ganization be formed to include all worklngmcn
which would tend to acc,lro for the workman
Just remuneration for i,n labor without bringing
lin in constant a1thgoi,ian 10 the cnployer,--
In fnot. op tliat wuuIh ihrnloni.o theIr intoreaa
BY santa plan Of cooperation. Inch tnocllnit-
icae trnAc c'lld Go organized ly itself, hut lot a
10 ~ hn,lnt toGctllnr tu Aecufe united aclloli
It IN time !ntefhgons mnchanics wcre conssdoting
tha snat.cr for themselves. aA I, 70: ono, would
heartily join with ouv wi,u would tnke hold OF II
in such way AZ would tivo reasonable rroui-
isa OF sttccoss. Ct,-opcratiDn Iaa met with woi,-
.lortnl huccepu in England, md soo no reason
why 1t may mot hero 1 Should like 70 haAr from
others OIL this subject. A MECHANIC.
, 1875-09-03

that msny an unfortunate vItness-manv a per-
SON fnlse1J accused OF crimc-is loft isnguishlnE
foF months fn jail merely 10 Rrnsfy pcstv mai
OH 4 flshing eScnrhlon. Investigation Tonl
dlecloso number now In ptiron VIM shorll
bhyo boon tyiot and rerhapS ro1caaod months
ago. E'romp. and impartial trials will noyor DO
attained under our nrc-cnt imperfect systom Of
criminal Jurisprudence. Il.
, 1875-09-03

NASHVILLE, Tenn. sept. 2.-W. Il. Wander
bilt aud party arrived THU evening. making tho
run from Louisville, 1856 miles, over tho Louis.
yilIo Nashville l,ailroad In four hours and llfty-
three mlnuteg. Mr. Vanderbilt aud triouus will
visit tho Vanderbilt University aud other noted
points tomorrow. aud return to I.oniayillp at
l:43 p. m., thence to Ut. Lolls and Wcst.
, 1875-09-03
THE INDIAN FRAUDS,

Special Dispatch to Tht Chteaso Tribune.
KAssAs C1rY, No., Bopt. An. Fl. Van Vor.
hees, OF Ohio; Heury r. Hawkes, Of Chicago;
Il. 4. Neal. Of Ohio; Asa Dodge, Of Arkansas
and Indian Inspector Ksmble, Commissioners to
lpyssttgats lndlan Agent QibsQn, passsd through
, 1875-09-03
Exo1toment Among Sowing -h1achiue DEAL

E1o1E0n1euG Among &60W$u8-MRch1ue UeA1-
ere.
Tho "New AutoInstio Teuson btleat Sowing Ms-
ehne IL csuh!ug no c1d Ut s,ts among tbs doalnrs.
Wo heaF Of orers for othcr machines bing countur-
mauacd, from tho certainty that thsy will provo TN.
ealabI,, md repiacod by orle1a for the "how
Autu1uAt!c,h
, 1875-09-03

To tbs Editor Of Ihs GAtca1o irsoun4.
CulcAoo. Sept. IA gentleman Informs mo
that two littlo boys are no" close psiaono,u In
tho County JAIL where they have boen kopt for
two or th1co months, ysinIy aookiug prompt
Trial, wA.cl is refused them, or release. which
thets parents arc too poor to procure for them
ons boy is charged uuder tho Uuited statos laws
with leaylug lcttor whrro 1t became lost, and
tho o,heE buy viii. steallns rtda In u buggy
which ho did not owu. These boys have bright,
second onenso should have beon seAt 10 the lie
form BcAooi. Three months In jail without a
trts1 Is pretty severe Oh juvonile offenders, who
alo as leaSt entitled to ~ nesuiful treatment -
Obtains N the dsptqEs' prison. hAys no doubt
, 1875-09-03
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS!

Tba Temperature yesterday, as observed BY
Mennsso, optiolan, 50 Madison atrcot {TRinusg
1,utlding), wsa At 4. M. 70 degrees; 10 a. m,
81; II M, 81; 3p. H.. 80; 8 =. H.. II.
Tho South Town Doard met yesterday after
noon, bit transacted no businosa other than
making Arrangements for meotlng Mt 1850 this
oyoninE for tho further consideration Of town
onlcora' salaries.
A yo,1np man named Charles floinry, employed
a. a prcasuan At Culver, Pa2c, lloyne q t;o.'e,
yesterday morning caught his loft thumb In
Gordon press, hruftinE 1t considerably md on-
tlroly 1onloyihg tho nall'
CarI Rose, driver in tho employ Of Straues Il
Co., brick manufacturers had ono Of his logs
broken l,cuw the kroo l,S o kics from horAo
yrutcsIoy morning. ltN lives a. LIT feader
atrcct. and hns largo faulilY.
:, Catherine rloin. cir1 Of ii years, daughter
of q gardener. ~ Nn H07 North I1aIatch atreet,
waa thrown from wagon, yehtorday afternoon.
on Latraben street. by tho l,orRG attached bo.
coming f,ic3tcpntl at tho gniachievplla noyo-
n,ontB Of SOHO boyB. She uas but slightly ill.,
jurcd.
Il In HnEgeste1 By many momhcra Of tho Board
Of Trade t!,at Calhoun paoo shall DO bonoeforth
known as " Dirty alley" How would "shn-
bone nlloy" anit7 In either caao all appeal +,
tho Common Council would bc llcceEsafy. wfisc
tho Inattnr properly holougs to tho jurisdiction
Of tho 1}oArtl OF Health.
It waA learned At Con. WobBter'a office ycRtor-
day that tho receipts Of internal rnyenno from
oil sources for Juiy last vcra S9:of1l', and for
last month $8l3. .OUU. Those iiguros aro unusual.
~ largo for these months, and NJ nil tho Astil-
leries but two hso in oporation it IL likely that
September will show heavy returns.
Tho Academy OF Homeopathic Fhyhicians aud
Surgeons held their regular hcnli-nlonth!y Meet
ing last ovcning IN tho fremont Hoiisa. inc
ccnaors reported fnsorably upon tho applications
for memhcrHhtra from Drs. Heck, Mercy anti
, 1875-09-03

AL Should Remember This.
Iho Weol Bewtng Machius Company ray 10 Ill retail
buyc1s, "CoMe to 1a3 Wabash Ayonuo with ready Iaon-
ey aud we'll mako you liberal tiscoullta Gu gny tns-
eAlne." uo why don't you7
, 1875-09-03

6tsetal Ihspateh 10 Tbs Galeaoo 1r1bunt.
DAxy1LIE, ILL.,, Bopt. 2-The twenty 9th sp-
uual exhibition OF the Vermilion County AgEi-
cultural aud Mechanical Association will open
1t CA!llR on Tussdsy, aept. 10, and continue tps
, 1875-09-03

IA in circulation that plies cannot b cured, u IL
wholly without foundation, however, for paIlsyA
4Asss Rsa E9tssstoz ~ as1sz lsta taaxn " til.
s7
, 1875-09-03


Hal!et Davis 4 Go. Grand, square, snd Upright,
s.'.s smith's American Organs rau tU found only At
W. W. k1nbalt's, corner State aud Adams atseyss,
Chicago.
, 1875-09-03

for ladies' wear osfe;t marvel Vt s.yia aud besu-
". 6ee II At Wisw4l l. drvauus, Is 6ta,o and 131
Tweuty-sscond stEe.ts,
, 1875-09-03
You wnnt tn Hae Ia

1Vu "MNt 20 EGe VI
II shout ordering fall suit There aru tho ysry
BRAT Of ruasous, you Will acknowledge you VIII
c1ssino stock sylus. and psces either At our down.
town store, LII Dearborn stroot 30 West iall4oa
stgces. Osdway h NexlaAl.
, 1875-09-03
four days. Tho rrcmtum lint in very liberal, u,
errnnGcmnnts very complete, md n Successful
fair ia expected.


Special Uisnatrh to The Chteaac 7,r!buue.
DAvEsronr, H.. Ropt. 2.-Tho Mount j.,
Btock Fair, Of tilis county. and lila Heck Isl.,i
County Far, aro In proareun this wcolt, and l,,vs
nttraetcsl lnfgU attendance. Hoth e1l!btIors
hro successful, "s
, 1875-09-03

which tboy wose going ia min. thoeo magnificent
henofaetor1 have hctaken themselves to slIo
Town of lake, Wentworth nvsnmo, md Third
md Fourth avenues III tho city which they ark
Leave to invade with their horRo mid dummy
ronsl Too poor to buy thar way into tho clty+
TINY mist spprohch in sEisRuiec, a,'t1 endcavnr
10 tako from citzons khe uss Of etroess upon
which tho valuo mud horo Of their property
wholly depends. And to many who had hoped
they lad SECURED q con,reteuco for .hotnaoivoH
nn.f fainiltea, If the scheme Ruccoods, 1t will
brinR poserty In Tho diminished vn,uo Of tl.cir
PROPERTY, nnd DISTRESS to their families. no
courts can afford them 1os,rnns, tccn,1ro loo
niow. too expensive. and from habit too mnrl'
glvoh to explaining away damages. whir 10 tho
sufferer and all ot1sere, nro ctonr n1iI unnist.a
ablc. Tho nonon,ors, who laro not openly ayow
Their real Objects, arc nov 1osicginE tho Conf
mon Council, and nn saturday night thnT pro-
noao to approach tho 1,onssl Of Trustees OF tho
Town OF I.aho Shall they nuc:cc,l? II they no.
no mhn'a property is aatc. To-day ha mas think
1t 80 but tomorrow II may t'o osnrrl with tie
hnlefnl Influence Of all uilscrqpho'lA cosuora.
tion. uSE OF 1Hr lnurusED flcraMS.
, 1875-09-03

10 As Etfftor n The Chicago Tribune:
Cl1cAdo, Sept. III have fow suggeatlons
for the benotit Ut our complaining citizen Al
ban, in 5oBtcrday's TRIBUNE, and Tor tho nut
morous othcrs who suffer great grievances from
tho Gas Companies. For private uso, gas ia
purely i luxury. Ono barrel Of ligli-tu.t ke.o-
scno, costing some 81, and at much moro for
lamps suitable to attach to gns fixtures, will re-
ltovo my modezato'alzod family from tho bur-
dous Of these great monopol'es for ono year at
least, and furnish them with an abundance OF
light, Of mora practical valuo than they can got
from cas- for four times tho moaoY at least.
Why, tlspn thlh great ado nbout matter 10
eas,ly u,aatcred7 This Ia what all thceo
cornplainers must take homo, and consider, A1,i
profit By tho confederation, or by aud by they
may Htlifer for pcceBaalios which aro not con-
trolled by tnouopolists. A peIson WHO will Lo-
como disconnected III this matter Of lights to-
cnuao tho price fs high, and cannot use vulgar
kerosene becauBo It Ia not fashionable, Is open
aud vulnerable at ovory contact with style Wl,cn
he is not nble to support. The fashionable mil
liner nnd dscshn,aEer wfcld monopoly over
such persona az strong and unavoidable, al long
~ they entertain tho cnrrout opinion, az do tho
Gas Companies. The monopoly ia not in tho
mains and III tho exclusive way for them dole
gatcs! by tho Common Council, but In tho char
hcter that submits to tho imposition.
Mnynnr
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO l fore existing between the underslgn- ed doing business in Tucson, Arizona, under the firm name of M. I. Jacobs & Co. was dissolved on the 4th day Of January, 1S75-M. l. Jacobs retiring therefrom. The liabilities of the late nrm are as- sumed and it's business will be conducted by the remaining partners under the style VI --' ~ -'-' . ' M. I. JACOBS,
 LIONEL M. JACOBS, .,
 CT BARRON M. JACOBS,
 LEOPOLD WOLF. Jan. 30. ra H-Sw
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE l existing at San Pedro, Arizona, be- tween Wm. Ohnesorgen and Fred. Bland (under the firm name of Ohnesorgen X Eland) has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, the former assuming ali liabilities of the late firm.
 The business will hereafter be carried on by Wm. Ohnesorgen.
 VIM. OHNESORGEN,
 FRED. BLAND. San Pedro, Arizona, Jan. 2l, 1875.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
BIO de Prenio

EL ABAJO FERNANDO PERDIO FEN Fl. GI Tucson, cosa de diez dias pasados, su libro de cuentas el cual es de color colo rado, y de o pulgadas de largo y4o5 de ancho. Este lIbro no le pnede seryir prometido SC Ie pagara' al que To halle o a cualquiera que To entregue Q MT. Holt (Chapo) en el Gem Salon, en ell Tucson.
 JOHN w. SWEENEY.
 Tucson, Febrero 3, 1875. 1S-4w
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20

AN exchange truthfully says that daily newspapers do not receive such a thorough perusal as weekly newspapers do. The sidered old to-day, whereas the weekly newspaper retains it's freshness for week. The weekly is kept and referred to every day until the succeeding number appears. Every member of the household becomes thoroughly familiar with it's contents local news, general miscellany, advertise ments, etc.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
BIO Reward.

r OST IN TUCSON, ABOUT TEN DAYS u ago, by the undersigned, my account es long and or in width. This book is of no value to any body but myself. The above reward will be paid to the finder or any one who delivers it to MT. Holt at the Gem Saloon, in Tucson. .-
 JOHN w. SWEENEY. Tucson, Feb. 8, 1875. 1S-4w.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Warning Notice.

Y HEREBY FORBID ANY PERSON OR l persons from buying, selling, or having m possession any cattle branded thus: ID. S." as it Is my own private brand, and 1 have never sold or disposed of any with said brand.
 LA D. A. SANFORD.
 Cienega, Pima County, Arizona. Jan. 2. 1875. l3-9w
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND MUTTON.

HEADQUARTERS DErARraESr oy AErzorA OFFICE ov CHIEF CoanussARY or SUBSISTENCE
 PREscorr, ARnosA, December IT, 1874 CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with ID a copy of this advertisement attached to each, will be received at this office, un- til l2 M., Friday, March 19, 1875, for furnish ing Fresh Beef and Mutton, on the block to the troops, citizen employees, and h. dian allies at each Of the following posts in the Department of Arizona, viz
 Camp Apache, Camp Mojave, '' Bowie, San Carlos,
 '' Grant, Verde,
 $ La Paz, Fort Whippie,
 '' Lowell, '' Yuma,
 '' Mcdowell, Yuma Depot, During the year commencing July l, 1875, and ending June 30, 1876.
 The supply will probably require about 1900 Reeves and 2000 Wethers.
 Bids will also be received, at the same time and place, to furnish the Officers and their families with choice cuts of Beef, Veal, and Mutton, for the period above m entioned.
 Proposals will also be received at the same time and place for supplying the posts with Beef and Mutton on the hoof Separate proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef and Mutton on the block or on the hoof will be received for each post, or one may include all the posts. The right is reserved of accepting or re- jecting any bid as may be deemed best for the interest of the United States. , Further information as to conditions, forms of proposals, copies of instructions to bidders, advertisements, quality of meat, payments, &c., can be obtained by application to thIS office. Bidders are in vited to be present at the opening of the bids. Envelopes should be endorsed "Pro- pOsals for Beef and Mutton"
 M. P. SMALL, Maj. and c. S., U. S. A.
 l9-4w.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
The Corral is Large

and abundance of good we'll water. Spe- cial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrnsted to the proprietor. s1sE
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highesfterms of it.
 January 24, 1873. l6-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Public Notice.

THE COLORADO STEAM NAVIGA- 1 tion Company hereby gives notice to all parties interested, that its terms are Strictly Cash on Delivery of Freight, commencing with the present voyage of the Steamer Newborn
 A. J. FINLAY, Agt. c. s. N. co.
 Yuma, Jan. 20, 1875. 16-tt
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
JAMES A. HANCOCK,
Cabinet Maker and Carpenter.

W7OULD 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
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-cooked food. No exaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand It, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Lumber and Shingles.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO FILL OR l ders for A No. l Lumber at l21z cents per foot and Shingles at Sl0 per thousand.ss Orders left with E. N. Fish & Go, will re- ceive prompt attention.
 THOMAS GARDNER.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
E. N FISH 5 SILvERBERG. Tucson. San Francisco, Jos. CoLLINGwooD. Florence E. N. FISH md CO.,.
 MAIN ST.. FLORENCE. w h o1es ale and Rotaii
 - Dealers in
GENERAL CHANDIsE

HAVE constantly on hand large and we'll selected stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, GROCE- RIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, HARDWARE, etc, which we will sell at the VERY LOWEST prices
 We have, also, HAY and GRAIN, con stantly on hand to supply the public.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
DESERT STATION.

? Miles from Tucson and same from Pi-
 cacho Station. CHAs H. LABEREE, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
Any and all Kinds of Work

in either line of his business. Also UNDER TAKING promptly attended to.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20

Will give prompt attention to com pound- ing physicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES H. MEYERS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-20
DRUG STORE.

HAVING ENLARGED. AND REFITT- III ed my salesroonl, and increased my stock Of