Arizona citizen., 1875-07-03
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to UrdW-tQ6 Key W est ClSdT. WooD BROTHERS received additions 10 their stock of merchandise this week by different trains.
 LORD & WILLIAMS received this week over six tons of new goods of the kind needed in Tucson and in this market.
 L. M. JACOBS & Co. received pile of new goods this week by train Of Contreras also lot by Goldberg's train last week.
 FoR the 4th of July-startling reduc- ton of prices of ladies ready made dress es and children's wear at Welisch's.
 READ MT. Johnston's advertisement. He bears a good reputation as a saddler harness maker and upholsterer, and will endeavor to please customers.
 SAM. H. DRACHMAN received lot of new goods this week, direct from San Francisco. His business steadily increas- es-an evidence that the people like to deal with hlm.
 THEo. WELIsCH received lot of new goods during the week, and just the kind needed at this season. He understands the wants of the people and meets them in due season.
 Col. TAYLOR, paymaster, informs us that he has received funds enough to pay the troops up to June 15, and that he ex- poets to start early next week for Apache and other posts to pay to that date.
 To properly wind up the Fourth of July in Tucson, MT. Levin informs us that an extensive ball will come off in his Park tomorrow evening. Good music and all other arrangements for pleasant time will be provided.
 THOMAS GARDNER gives formal chal- lengefto owners of race horses which ought to command their attention. He means business, and don't except any body or his horse in the challenge. He says there has been much talk, and he now calls for racing in business way. Everett B. Pomroy, Esq. MT. Pomroy has been admitted to practice in the courts of San Francisco and the supreme court of California, and bears an enviable repu- tation. Business entrusted to him will have careful and correct attention. PUBLIC attention Is asked to the law card of Clark & Goodrich in THE CITIZEN, both of these gentlemen being well Tyr in, tU Tn ton it is proper 10 remark that the law firm of McCaffry x Clark has been dis solved by mutual consent.
 JUDGE c. T. HAYDEN of Salt river, has re- turned from the States, and we are relia- bly, informed that he will make another trip in September, the time set for his marriage. We congratulate the Judge in advance.
 THE Fourth of July is to be appropri- ately celebrated in Tucson this year as per programme. Ample preparations have been made to meet the promises of the order of exercises as printed. Ladies without carriages will be provided with
 
 upon ride in the procession.
 w. A. NEWELL of Portland, Oregon, Is very anxious to know of the whereabouts of family named Cartwright who came to Arizona in the Fall of 1874. The names are: Jasper and Sarah Cartwright and their boy is named Reaves. Any one who can give information of the family will greatly oblige w. A. Newell.
 THE school at San Xavier, under the control of the Sisters of St. Joseph, for the ,1ndlans, closed on the 30th instant The marked improvement in these children in their studies and general department speaks most fiatteringly of the great care taken, and of the efficient manner in which they have been instructed by their teachers.
 MIR. SAMANEIGo'S train of five wagons left for Yuma on Tuesday with 14,00O pounds of wool for Lar1in w. Carr. Near ly every day loads of wool. hides, ore or some home product, leave Tucson for oth- CT markets. Two years ago exportations were not thought of as items of business; now they amount to much in behalf of the producer, the merchant and shipper, and thereby to the whole of our people. Bullion is figuring prominently as an item in our exports. and soon will be the lar frnc f fnll