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Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

The indications are that Louisiana
has gone democratic by at leas, eight
thousand majority but The Infamous
returning board is determined on
counting Us out. aud troops are being
concentrated in New Orleans TO pro.
tect Its members in the preparation
Of tbs outrage.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

When dogs attack flock of sheer,
the sheep scatter aud thus become 40
easy prey but in attacking goats they
fGd it more difficult 10 accomplish
their purpose. Tue goats forn into
a ring, the kids in the centre. and The
horns Of tie old bucks presented TO
the ehemy are strong defence.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Nov 1. 1876 If.
Succession Sale by Sheriff

STATE OF LoCIsIANA./
rali-s e Ri.h'rnd. Succession Of
Parish Court VIM & Harraid. Fed.
II pur>uaucr Of Il commission at sale, -
>,.d from the IIonura!'c ran>h Court ~
aui ter ti,.. Parish anh >'ai~ ti"r"sai"' ~ th''
aIry,. ,aniaI ,urcr~siou AMI To- me directed.
| viii OTTER fpI sale. at the door ut the '""r'
House it Ray>,lIe. LA. on
Saturday, December 9th. 1875,
TIA. following properly i'eIongira I" >ali sue
r.>~rnn. tn-wir: > ! "f !, y oi y
Il of section II. ! of anh J,
So. - containing $40 acres, more or lr,s'
appraiser ON the inventory AT - cents per
are.
Trims cash AZ not less than the apprai,c>
urnr. G. h MOORE, S'.enH.
Nov ith. 1876 ITS
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
DEATTY's CELEBRATED
GOLD DEN TON UE

ParlOr Organs are highly recommend
- ny !'rof u. ~ iiu',ger, Rev. \. VI Jelly,
Bal;rm"rr, Md Pruf John b. Rowland, Rev.
= omcr, Washington. ID c.; q. :. Dy-ar,,
B.nnmfi-ld, Iowa; e. W Robinson, ProE
Johnston, Philadelphia. aud thousands of 9TH
er> a. the best III use. Send stamp tor extend.
III Isl OF testimony before bayirg a paror
organ. Az .nrs wanted e-rrywhcre. Adj.
dress. DANIEL + BEATTY, Washington
" J.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Tax Sale.

According 10 the rcvrnIc laws Of the state
of Louisiana providing for the CORRECTION ct
axes, and especially act ~ 81 the general as
scm5Iy 1873, have srizrd and viii pr""ced
10 sell a, the court house door Ia the town OF
Rayvine on
SG'~rday, The !s'i day Of Eo'e"'bsf, 1876,
the iunnwin5 described mnd> or >nci part
thrteOf a. may b. necessary 10 pay III" cur
rent amp delinquent taxes "ur the STAT" oi
LnnsIaua aud parish OF klciran'l and al pen
aiti.S aud costs
Am,rv :. Tt J OF y Y an! y f !
oi ) " ul sector -. / - y. il .; ran
t,inin- l2I acIc>. mare or lrsH siai" ttA
: - 80. penalties so 81. parish tax SOB
q .,i,or, recorder curator al hoe. printer aud
collector costs g = rra So 81
". T. OLIVER,
Nov T. 1876 BIT. Tax t"lIcct"r.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
FURNITURE s.n.inesa

4 - : y :"r,. 'r'N-l'Ir-., = "o"tInurd AZ.
a., same h"r," 10y his widow. Nr- PlG,"y
Sulr,, N.,utl>Ir,riiN 81 ils estate. Al Ui-
,.rr> will n,. Gu,i with usual terms and
Prov, lnt>s Thanking orr many friends for
E,r,nt.r iaru'>, w.. respectfully -oIrli n con-
r,,ur,rc,. ct rh- same. IL STILES.
nuER. suns. Agent.
Adpy De- Il lc-' I'm
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Canned frai.S. a'ir..ies. sCgc:-
al;:es, s,tc.

900 CASES ! AMI , Tj f,ui:>:
DUU lug CASES = aul :; ID Eryrtill">:
lJJ Gas. pwklr,. r!nr,. quartz. gallon az.
gIitUn.
% Cases assorted Jrl'i--. IN gub,-t,. tam
BIER, ant vine glasses;
35 ta>,., asserted Preserves:
20 Gases assorted Pre- frilI-. for hotels anI
ttniIhrs:
90 Case, pure Curr"u; Jcl,l-s:
80 Cases Brsn.!y rrarh"-,
loo Gases aud ID Cove q, ,tcr..
All bought fro,n ",rl"r> il BIumor" 90
ar'ipy Us To otter b:r.ri> to d"ai"r> ant CON
sunrer, i..IEiN " t.,iiiLf.-iON
cell Nr,>bur.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Tax Sale.

According 10 the revenue laws 81 III" state
Of Lnrl>!ana. yrn,ihing tot the c"ileril"n It
taxes. AID e<r"c.iany act II oi the "en"rai AZ
scmbiy 1878. have -"Iz~d AID ~m pr'"'e' Il
Ia sen a. the court house door IN the town #
Rcyvns on
Saturday, the ls'h day Of Normb'rs 1870.
the in,iuwing described Ianrs or such part
thereof "a may b. necessary to pay the drln-
Gurnt and current TAX, due the 81 L. of Lou
i,iana and parish of RIchland aud all penal
ties and costs:
Adams. W R-W Of w !. SOC II, s
! of : sec ;. all sec II, $ w Of \ r
and n ! of : + ( ,rc Is. n T. J. ! "f n
W src 2o, 1 A n, K 6 f.; containing l720
acIe,. more az less. STATE tax S2S2 ~, pen
allies SIS 80. parish tx 2ll II. auiItor. re
corder. curator al hoe. printer aud collectors
cost 1913; total Sas2 %.
WM 1. OLIVER. Tax Col
Rayville. La, Nov. 1, 1876 BIT
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
SUC( ESSiON SALE.
Succession Of upgpc. S,iFord, Dr'eH.ed
Parish Court, PARISH ui Richaul

DY virtue Of AZ ortrr of SAL, i>,H"' t,un
al court a.! to rur dir'rt-I, | have
s,iZed and VIII OTTER for sale nn
Sa urdsy, the 18th of November, 1875,
AT Grari. La ber9ecn thu l"2al h"nr, 81
sale, the following de>rri'rd properly bei""g
ing "a the >accessinn of Margaret Stafford, DE-
ceased. 10 Wit. The staff ri Mansion. s-ur-
ted near Glrtrd. Together wish III" pee" at
ground on which the same l. situated, c"uaiI-
ing 2n acres more or IS and all the improve"
ments thereon, more particularly dc>"rihc' on
the inventory 2ud-Ihe White Siorr, IN
whirh SAID VI Stafford Formerly dt mrr' ar''Ir
business, SITUATED near Girard. tngslher w'lh
the loi If grourd on which said -torc l. si'"a-
ted containing abonr ono acre 3r'-ihr
north half of the northeast quarter al Nt''" n
s.. + II y , r. > Essi. combining "i2h'y
acres more or less. Sa"l property VII! T." sol
to pay debts, fDI cash ~ mo- i">- than ., al-
praI-enent Nm. D MCf i''''
Oct. ! nh, lS16.-Gt. Adhinistfd''''
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

Remember, the place 10 boy an'tI"G III
the sewing machine, sew ing ina'lhn" a'".h'
mrnl. 81! or needle liue l. A. tue sewing Nih-
chine Emporium Of f Bch"n, Monroe La
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
Want Of Confidence.

Trade Is depressed and rhr inhu>,rie. of
the whoic country hag>. AK the can>e aud
Won are rt.id it l. due TO want Of rontii.ncc =
Ask the few who have no, use, la TUITs
HAIR Dye, aud riry lay IL have no conf
den.'e ~ i. have been - often bumbu2ged
by such articles. We AK them 10 read the
fIiowirg testimony from parties OF undonbted
veracIty
HAwKIysvILLE. Ga October 80, 1869.
Dr. " H. TUrr:
Dear SIR i consider your Hair Dye a
Triumph. Our BARRIERS prunounc. 1t superior
"a all others Yours truly,
l. A THOMPSON, Druggist.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

In a village not hundred miles
from Cork Doctor was disturbed by
repeated tappings al bis door, and on
getting up, found a iabpring man So
iicitinp his immediate Attendance on
his wife.
Have You been here long: asked
the Dc ctor
Indade have" answered Pat
Blu, why didn't you ring the night
be-! ?"
Och, because | was afraid Of dis
tuybins your honor"
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
n w. LAMKIN & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
4 VALC ABLE
LITTLE FARM FOR SALE,

) miles ihi- >il" Of Airo; ~ acres cleared
and IN good state OF cultivation; l2U ACRES
ia the traci-nue OF the most desirable
places IN North Louisiana Possession given
Dec 25rh. 1876. VIII he soi heap for sash
For further particulars, inquire of
WILEY p. MANGUAN.
feb. b, IS7h-tt. RayviIir. La
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

my power :" Perfectly replied The
author. You have to change your
dress seven tunes
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11

SAVANNAH, Ga, September p. 1871.
DR.. I TT:
Dear Sir Your Hair Dye is the bes; !
ever used. Yours truly.
L o MYERS.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-11
New ORLEANS, Octobcr. 1870.
TUT:

DN. UT
Dear Sir Your Hair Dye bids fair to run
every other dye ont OF tins market
Respectfully, JOHN KIMBALL.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

IN THE DISTPTC-r CDr-Rr Erpsr7. IT.
di;i ,i,stsa, ~, ~. ~ : 4 ~ . l
'ISa,.,if,.-,. 81 ,,t.,,, '-N CO''H'9 VI INA
lanes +, I5s,,.f,, iobr, z, rT,r,,,. T,,,,.
Rar.Iett and P,i,a,, \ lotl a.
Plaintiffs a@f,,-r nm y " 90
,Iant. ~''ei'
Action brous,'t i'm tho 1,is,-i,., ,,.,..u. -.
Tho Eirs, ma, .''G t'is,' u. D'i. oi
,'.,,,it,- p;, i.>,tigt ~ ana ior Jhe
iona. Tb.. Trrrit.,,,. M, t-i,,,S VI ~ =
yrelfiu, IA Ion, 10 I A',-,'Ii' >,li,'s
Summoned or5 -.,,1ir,,, i,' ~ NJ %
action hrough. lr,f,..r ,o 49,, i', ~
,,,,,I5 ,,f',i,,+i,, H NY, uH ~ ABOVE
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Notice.


IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| First Judicial District, Pima County.
Arizona.
James Ii. Hewitt, John c. Handy, John
Bartlett and Robert y. IpatharwonE
plaintiffs, against John Z. Arcy. def.n,
dant.
The above named plaintiffs having filed
their complaint I'm the District Cont of
the First Judicial District Of tue Territory
oi Arizona, IN and for the County of Pima.
against The above named defendant. re-
qulrlEg him % refrain from certain acts
In the said complaint mentioned. and
hereinafter morn particularly described.
On reading the said complaint in This
action duly verified by Robert y Leather
wood, and IL satisfactorily appearing 10
me Judge Of our said Court. thr-rfram
mat 10 Is "A proper case for AN Injunction.
ani that sufficient grounds exist therefor.
ana TIE necessary undertaking having
been hled.
We therefore in consideration thereof
anu ~ the particular matters in the said
complaint set forth, do strictly command
you, ana each Of Won, Your and each of
your servants, attorneys, employees. and
All oIhof persons acting under the control.
authority or direction ot YOU or either OF
YOU, rom selling or REMEMBERING the min
ing property on any part OF the same. de-
scrlhed ln the aoovc entitled action
witness the Honorable q. O.. ". French.
Judge Of the District Court az the First Iu-
diciai District, at Cham beers, u The Cuun-
" OF Pima, territory OF Arizona. and the
seal 90 the said cuurt, This lHIh day OF Iu-
lyllS76. J. NEUGASS. CLERK.
jury - I2-luW
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Boston Wool Market.

BosToN, August 5.-The demand for
wool has been quite active, and the
sales, comprising 4,7S4,7O0 pounds, are
the largest ever reported in a single
week. The business OF the past four
weeks has, in fact, had no precedent in
the history Of the trade, comprising
1861 POO pounds, all Of which, with
some uitiing exceptions, passed into
the hands of manufacturers. Prices
of both goods and wool are now lower
than for many years, and that is no
doubt the reason why manufacturers
operated with such confidence. The
activity and Improvement however,
have been rather unexpected. Both
dealers and manufacturers demand
has been principally for Ohio and
Michigan Aeeces and California, al-
though all kinds have been in better
request, and are held with more firm
ness.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Prominent objects seen from
Mount DiabIO

! Professor Davidson. chief of the
/ United States Coast survey, in charge
of the triangulation observations now
being conducted, furnishes us the fol
lowing items OF interest respecting the
altitude and distance Of some of the
most prominent points visible from
the summit of Mount Diablo, where
/ he Is now encamped with his corps,
. directing the signal observations:
Clay street hill, san Francisco, has an
altitude of 3Si feet above ocean level,
and is distant 81 miles
/ South Farraione Island, $50 feet alti-
itude, distant IS miles.
North Farralone, 200 feet altitude,
distant SO miles.
The sea horizon is distant So miles.
Mount ST. Helena, 4,343 feet altitude,
distant IS miles.
Mout Tamalpais, 2,GO4 feet altitude,
distant 80 miles.
Snow Mount 5. t. angle of Men
Idocino county, 1000 feet altitude, dis
.ant III miles.
Mount Monticello, west Of Cotton
wood. 5000 feet altitude, distant 81
miles
Mount Vaca, west Of Vacaville, 1910
feet altitude, distant 30 miles.
State Capitol, Sacramento, distant 53
miles
Marysville Butte 1850 feet altitude,
distant 80 miles
Lassen's Peak 1860 feet altitude,
distant 1873 miles.
Downieyille Buttes, S72Ofeet altitude,
distant l51 miles.
Lola Mountain, near Truckee, $3.50
feet altitude, distant l3S miles.
Pine Hill, near Folsom, >, $50 feet al
titude, distant ~ miles.
Pyramid Mountain, 10,290 feet alti-
tude, distant Ia miles,
Round Rop, overlooking Placcrvl!lei
road, 1860 feet altitude, distant 1901
miles
Stanislaus Peak, II, 800 feet altitude,
distant 125 miles.
Mt. Lyell. about 10000 feet altitude,
distant IA miles.
Mt. Hamilton, site of Lick Observa
tory, 1900 feet altitude, distant 81
miles.
Santa Lucia Range, South Of Monte
rey, G,200 feet altitude, distant 1872
miles
Mt Bache, north Of Santa Cruz, $3.50
feet altitude, distant 81 miles.
The area actually within view from
summit including land and ocean, isl
computed By Professor Davidson to bel
81, 900 miles.-Martincz Gazette, July
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

From the New York Herald July
2G: We are glad 70 hear that the pro
posed tunnel under the Hudson River
is under way. This tunnel viii enter
the island on a line with Washington
square II will bring the great trunk
lines that now terminate on the jersey
shore upon our island We now have
the Central and its connections, which
run from Forty-Second street In "A
few years we shall have the Erie. the
Pennsylvania and a branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio.
The cost OF this stupendous enter
prise viii be $15,OO0,0OO Of which
100000 has been already subscrib-
ed. After several legal contests the
Hudson River Tunnel Company has
been triumphant, and the president.
Colonel Haskin. declares his determi-
nation 10 proceed vigorously with
work
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
MOhave County Matters.

From the Wallapai Enterprise OF
August I:
The blackberry mine is dailyyielding
about $500 silver bullion-having re
Gently struck a very rich body OF ore.
Previously the daily yield was about
$500. John Vi. Shelton says he Will
soon start an express between Mineral
Park and blackberry.
Early on the morning of August 3,
at Cerbat, y. B. Peterson shot and kill
ed Andrew L. ByTnes.
4 very hcaryy storm occurred at
Fort Mohaye on July 81. The roof
was blown OF the commissary building
and trees were tom up by the roots.
y petition will soon be put in circu-
lation asking that pOstotiice be estab-
lishcd at Fort Rock, in Mohavc cOun-
~.
The Wallapai Indians aye charged
with killing some calves belonging 10
the stock growers, and it IS said IN eS-
cuse that they need the meat for food
Paul Weber, District Attorney, Is
doing bis duty IN regard to the cOllec-
ton of delinquent taxes, and in the
business like manner in which he
goes about il. receives the hearty sup
port Of every taxpayer in Mohayc
county. We have been told that there
are property owners in this county who
have resided here for years and never
paid one dollar Of tax. Judging from
the way he has started in it is unlikely
that Mr.. Weber viii allow such a state
of affairs to obtain while ne holds
the office Of district attorney.
Considerable rain fell at Mineral
Park July 30 and 81.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

An HONOR To CALIFORNIA; AN
n honor TO American literature, 4 book
for the masses; everybody should have ID,
particularly everybody on the Pacific
Coast. IL tells the merchant or the cOun-
try and It's products, and how business was
conducted in early times. II tells the ply
stefan Of medicine, the lawyer OF courts
and politics, The clergyman OF religion,
the mechanic OF manufactures. II is the
best OF reading for the household. exceed
lngly Interesting and instructive for young
people. IL is gOOn for men Of all classes.
for 10 tells about life in lis various phases
and conditions. IL is good for women, for
n tells how women lived. and how they
were treated in times gone by. Il is OF in
tereSt to the architect for 10 tells and Illus
tTai@s all about the architecture Of peO-
pic oiice noted Tor large cities, huge m0nu-
ments and magnificent palaces. Lovers
OF art can here revel in the descriptions OF
the mysteries Of the pen and brush, as
Tielded by people long since extinct.
ntodern musicians can study with delight
the lovers SereuadeS, the festive songs
and the religions chants or these wonder
and the religious chants Of these wonder
iul people. For the scholar Va need not
say that the work has never known an
equal, aS our own word would he tame
compared TO the highly natterine letters
which have been received from the most
eminent men OF letters in England and
America.
IN CONCLUSION, ali classes can und some
portion Of the work Of particular interest
to them, and taken as "a whole j. cannot
be spa ed from the p secession OF any who
care 10 knowledge of the past history
present resources and future prospects OF
this great western coast our adopted
home.
Interesting II matter, standard IN char
acter, II is literary monument that will
forever reflect honorable credit 70 the coast,
as through It's pages the fact will be ear
ried the entire length and breadth of the
land that although we have wealth I'M
told, we have those among Us who have.
as President Gilman said, that patient
industry which IS more precious still"
y l.. BANCROFT * Co. Publishers.
72l Market street, san Francisco.
tEup.FaU4
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

FROM the san Diego Union, August
5: Nj B. T. Seibert, the Justly popu-
lar agent OF Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S ex-
press M this city, has resigned that DO
SIMON and viii leave Us in a few DAYS
10 assume The position of cashier of
me Commercial Bank of Anaheim.
lie Will Toe succeeded as agent here by
;, NJ. Hilton, an old employee Of Wells.
Fargo K Co
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Telegraph Saloon

Has Just received direct from Switzerland.
one lot or tine
SWISS (EmmenthaD CHEESE.
KRAENTER KAESE. Herb Cheese.l
Fine imported
FRENCH COGNAC.
As q specially we have finest
CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY,
Roses DistileryJ 10 years old.
All Of which We will keep constantly on
hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
July /. LEVIN & BRAUN.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF THE
i First Precinct, ia the County OF Pima
Territory Of Arizona, before j. NeuSass,
Justice OF the Peace.
II. Farley and 4. CrOnly, aSsignees OF r.
d. Wood & Bro, plaintiffs, rs. John p
Arey, defendant.
The Territory OF Arizona sends greeting
to Mr.. John y. Arey: You are hereby
summoned 10 appear before me at my Of
fee in Tucson, Pima county, on the 18th
day OF September, y. d 1870, at 10 O'Clock
\. ". OF that day, to answer the complaint
OF the above named plaintiffs, who claim
OF you the sum OF SeVenty-four dollars
and Eighty-Oue cents, due for merchau-
disc, sold and delivered aS per account on
file in my Office. when they will take
Judgment against YOU as demanded, to-
gether with costs OF this suit, II you fail 10
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
July, 4. n. 1~76.
J.NEUGASS, Justice OF the Peace.
July -. I3-5w
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Pacific Coast Products OF Gold
and silver.
SAYS The Bulletin Of July 81:

Says The Bulletin of July 81:
The Mining Review recently pub
lishcd a return, estimating the daily
ores sent from our mines at 5000.
making q total in the year Of So, $780,
600 The daily production is thus
itemiZed: gold, $4,000; silver, $40
600; quicksilver, $1,000; lead and cop
per, $1,000; coal, $T1O0, and iron, an
timony, zinc and olhermincrals. $1,000.
The Mining Review places Nevada
at tie head of the mincral-producing
States of the West, and its daily pro
ducuon IS thus estimated: silver, 1928
900: gold $4,000; lead, $1,000; other
minerals, $4,000. making a total daily
yield Of $4,000, or 563, 900 per
annum. Colorado comes next. prOduc-
ing every day silver, $4,000; gold,
$4,000; and other minerals, $1,000.
Equal 70 a total Of $7,S000 600 yearly
Utah Is credited with the daily prOdUc-.
ton of $4,000. or SG,900O00 a year.
The State of Oregon, with the Terrific
ries of Arizona, Montana, Idaho and
New Mexico, is estimated as adding to
the foregoing by the production of
81 $50, 600 worth Of minerals yearly.
These figures, when examined, show
that the Pacific slope, by lis mining
enterprises, are adding yearly to the
wealth of the world no less a sum
than S1ll.O0O.000. And this is not
from one mineral or class of minerals
only All the precious metals, with
the most useful, 90 toward making the
grand total They also dissipate the
fallacy that The Pacific slope is produc-
ing silver alone, because of 100000
total daily value of the output of bull
lion not less than S1I5,OO0 is gold.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

WASHINGTON, August The sDe-
cial agency for the Mission Indians i'm
southern California has been abolish
ed. because Congress has refused the
appropriations % make il effective.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19

New York, Published 10y D. Applet on < Co
London, Longmau & Co.
Paris, MaisOnneuve et Gle.
Leipzig, Brockhau's.
san Francisco, \. /. Bancroft & Co.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
For Sale.

( DESIRABLE STATION KNOWN As
- the AU-t.a FIIo or Phoenix Wells sta
lion, Eighteen Miles from Phoenix. ON me
WickenhUrg road. ANY person who rr-
derSiand> The business and desires a place
az that kind, Wouni do well 10 purchase
:S 30 is mnuev-Tua king place. and must
be sold by the middle OF ~epteuber For
particulars apply 90
JoSETJ PLY.
July a.. Star Tur-.u. trf-rr4
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-08-19
Proposals for Barley, Wood, Hay,
and Charcoal.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT ARIZONA,
OFFICE c. q. NJ, PRESCOTT, Aug. 4, IS7G.
o EALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLE
- cate, subject 10 the usual conditions.
will be received at this Office until u
O'Clock, noon, on September ,, 1876. at
which time and place they will be opened
In presence OF bidders, for furnishing and
delivering the following Military Supplies
during the fiscal year commencing July I,
1876 nj a camp to be established about sew
on miles near old Camp Goodwin, Ari-
IONA: 900 cords Wood, 10000 pounds Of
Hay, $4,000 pounds Of Barley, 10000
pounds OF Straw, 10000 pounds OF Bran,
1000 bushels Charcoal, or so much OF the
above stores as may be required.
Blank proposals aud other information
can be obtained on application TO this
office.
J. q. CHANDLER, Major and c. @. ".
August Il. 45-fwI