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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
ITINERARIO.
6ALIDAS.
LLEGADAs.
r TO RN O.

NOTA.-El vapor Nellie Martin, que pas6 para
el Brasil e 10 del corriente estara de regreso e 22
% del entrante mes en- lugar del &c. como marca Ell
iteneraro, por haber aaelantsdo saida de Nueva-
York.
Pasajes para Nueva- Yol k $50 orc, Ia camara $40
ORC, eAtrepuente. E. si b. -Ef 1-..s.-. a.
Para pormenores sobre Aetes, pasajes ga, dirgirse
L4tmer Ce-Eonsigna,arios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Circular.
Dorado p. r. IL de Enero de 1876

Dorado p r. IL de Enero de 1876.
Mny Sr. nuestro;
Parti :ipanos V. que esta fecha, hemos alberto
en- este pueblo mercant que girara bajo la
razon ocial de
BONET LOIRA,
cias provisiones.
Esp eramos sc sirva v tomar nota de unestras hr-
mas al pie, y hon rarnos confianza.-SomOs de
affnOs. y S. S. Q. B. S. M-Bonet Loira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
eRECIOs DE ANUNCIOs.

Inca impression pahlc8ndose hasta
renon exceda de los ssiLos
s4n doss cuando oe hayan de pubarae odees
guesos tpos 10 de estas neas-Por
precios convsnconales
Anuncios
n;csdos Sc adlantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
w &rl.4f~l5 &Dt h.. b.sAA
Venta de una casa.

En- 81 barrio de la Marina, calle del Arsenal, esqui-
ma Santo Torbio, marcada con 81 ndmero 8, sc ven
le una las comodidadss necessras como son algi
be, p3zO lugar escusado de material mide seis me
tros de frente por diez ses de foudo teniendo su
busn patio csrcado. r.7' ;.;Gsf fE3.1st II l.
Ell que Ia interess pusde verse con D. Joaquin Car
rasce en- Ia fundcion de Abarca, Marina, quien dara
Os infOrmes necesariOs. u-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
FUNDA I ROSADA BSPANOLA.
Marina Septentrional, Mayagdez.

Ell dueno de este establecimiento, participa q sus
constantes avorecedores al publico general que
desde prncipo de ano ha iutrOduoido su casa to-
das las mejoras que cOnvsnisntes la mayor CO.
modidad de los huespedes, cont&ndo con magnlfcas
habitaciones balos, un servico ssmeradO, tanto en-
este como en- Ia comida para mejora de a cual tiene
un cocinero repostero de los mejores de la Isla-
Pedro Lopez. $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Vapor para la Peninsula.

Ell espacioso c6modo yapor "Espana", de Ia EN-
presa de A. Lopez yes aaldra viaje extraordinario
de este puerto, del q al 28 de abl pr6xmo con des-
tino C4diz Barcelona. Admite carga tiete , pa
saieros Los tipos de anunciaran en- breves
dias.-Puerto Rioo, Febrero IA de 1S76.-Sobrinos
de- Ezou!aQa .~a +, = se.e {
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Giro de Letras,

Sobre Cadiz, seva, Madrid Barcelona, Malaga.
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valencia, por
cantldades de $25 Ell adelane corta vista giran los
que suscriben. -
Puerto Rico 18 de Febre,3 de 1S75.-Irierts, Her
manO de Caracena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Pndoras Holloway.

Este medieamento maravillosamente e1caz para
purfear la SANGkE Ell tortihca regulariza la di
gestion corrige la acidez del est6mago remueve to-
do entorpecimiento del HlGADO de los RINUNES.
Tanto Las MUJEkES c.sadas las soiteras de
toda edsd 30 ven sometidas certas doencias, pero
estas desaparecen iuvarablemen apelandose las PfL
DOkAS purlticadoras de HOLLOWAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Unguento Holloway.

No hay eA 81 mundo preparation alguna medicinal
tan hdsdigna como este Incompatible BALSAMO, que
sana infahblemente los MALES DE PIEkNAS Q de
PECHO, las HEkIDAS antiguas, las nsgas y las I'll
ceras los de rigidez de las arIcuIaciones,
sarns, gotta, REUMArISMO, neuralgia fistulas, y On
lin .todas las aecciOnes cutaneas, el UNGUENTO
HOLLOWAY nunca deja Dc curar al enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Inte:res,ante.

Ell Licenciado en- Leyes, d. Hilario Cuevillas
Hernandez que acaba de rsgresar de Ia Peninsula ha
alberto su bufete la Gale de la Cruz ndmero S4,
donde Sc otrece sus nuperosoG amigos al phblico
On general para todo 10 refsrente 90 profession 2l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
S e vend e :.

FL establecimiento "La Perla", con las pocas exis-
tencas que tiene e que 10 nterese puede mis-
mo local la esa nmero So de la calle de la FOrta
,eza donde informar&u de las condolences. go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
pailas para 1lngenio.

Lhs hay de todost flosleiftimas
do Qarron, hasta poo gate1es, ,gen 81
almaCen de los Sres An4sl! julia p
G: do Aguadi.la. Para mas porme
aQIes diflslae / !!Qs sIIsags saaagaaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Sc connpra.

I'm juego de coronas para trapiche de esqueleto de
90 pugauas de dametrO de fundicon extranjera-
En- la Quincalla de Cabrera, informaran. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Occasion eoaVeaiiente en- Sedeh&s.

En- Ell TEGRAFO, calle de San Justo ndmero IL,
rsalizan sus das existsncas de gr6s gaces me-
Rrss, as{ como tambien popnesy moares de solores,
prscios de abrica por esperar nuevas facturas De
Enro,o :sza .*'c3fE's-F- @@+ - 1922 II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
NUN. %.
PRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION,

Por nm aho SO seis $3.50 centavosPo
$-Por resles en- Ia Capital ~ On resto
Peninsula extrangero envando
per6dco porte ceo nges $l5 anraieFor un
ano en- Ii iaa de Cuba $12
pagan empre por adeantadoy los suscrp
torres drectamene ea Ad
ministracion.
81 BoLETM envia todas parties franco de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Camas de hero

y forros para las lnismas, se hallan
constantemente de venta, en- 81 eata-
bleclmiento "El Telegrafo,' Gale de
San lJusto, udmero IL. ..s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
V e. n t a .

De un piano varios musbles, pertenecientss la
succession de D: Dolores Lixarrsga Dc Campanon -
Eortaleza 81, infOrmar4n. FRI - .23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Ispor Americana 'Caronlebt.' .

ara en- este puerto del 81 al % del corriente y
..guir6 SUI yiae para Nueva York Admite carga pa
saisros. Para detalles dirigirss Latimer Comp
nosi0natariOA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Ferrete:,r1a.
San Francisco, n,snsero "a.

En- Ell alnacsn de Francisco Bas-
ton ! Ca Sc halIan de venta los artf-
culoe siguientes, de superior calidady y
q precios m6dicos. ia .44p
Hero galvanizado acanalado.
CAvos de tonelero, ingleses. 7
Machetes perrillos, mofuuos y ida-
gas.
o'asos pa''sta, inglssas. 4--s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vapores correos ngleses, entire Nueva
York 81 Brasil, con escaa en- este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Consulado Britanjjco.

w.
La correspondence se sierra en- este Consulado oA
dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterra Espa1a,)
Francia, Alemania, toda
Europa, Asia, santh6mas, Ell ls61syN.
Pacifco, Tierra frme y las
Colonias Inglesas.
Para la Habana Mejico. }El dia IL.
/. Fiss Fis'.. s' Brasil Ri" de Ell da ~.
Para Santo Domingo. >Los das 2 10.
Praos Estaos undos Via de ssnthSmss p9rsl
Para los Estados -Unidos,} Via D. Ri5 Jamaica, ~
Segun disposition del Gobernador Britanico en- los
dias de correspondents para Europa las caras sc trae
ran este Consulados hasta la una del da sin mult
hasta las una multa de 10 centanvos por car
tas excepto las que hechen ell buzon con los seoa
ingIeses necesarios.
Caando ell fran4ueo es forzoso las cartas puestas
en- Ell buzon no franqueadas no pueden ser eRvia
das por ell vapor inges.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Heise, Kraemer y G., !,
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN A CORTA VISTA soBRE
MADRID, BARCELONA, ALICANTE.
MALAGA, GRANADA, ALMERfA.
VILLA Y VALENCIA, ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Circular.

Sase JuGn Puerto RS.o, Febrero 1c de 1876
Sr.
Muy Sr. nuestrO:
Participamos v. que en- esta fecha, hemos c,onfe.
rido nuestrO poder general
d. BUENAVENTURA LLAMBfAS.
decuya 6rma al pie Sc servir4 tomr nota.
Somos de- V. atento s. 5. Q. B. 3. M.-G. Lambias
y Comp. e---.ee 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
GAN G. A..

Sc vende TN coche Dc dos asientos casi nuevo con
arneses taroles, 81 que encuentra en- Rio
pedras dc d. Jose Santos Garciay para ipfol mar
prscio Ia Capital establscimisnto de los Sres
Berges y Cs-Buen Tono.-Carolina Febrero 10 de
1876.-E. Palsnque 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Para los hacendados.

Pailas legftimas de Carron a So
quintal Sc venden en- la Herrera
de los Sres. Rabaine 6 hijo, en-
Ponce. 5-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
!. ANiOl' | !, Sc.

aPnscass p6doo Loo donneo mi6roslis vi6rnss Cuan
do 10 exgn rp6Etsnss acaness supmsuos
grdsis los snsoriptorss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
Gal viva superior, For
taleza 73.
Jose M. Pelg;r'ol,n, !
DIR. EN- MEDICINA Y CIRUJfA.

Ofre,s sus servcios4 cualquisra hora del da y de
"a noche Consulta para los pehres gratis, de as IL
las DE la tarde, Foltalssa, ntimers, 3d. Ala
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09

Col. J. II. BARNET, C. II. Swain, B
 w. Reagan, R. M. Phillips. W. R. De. frees and Smith R. Hunter arrived a Florence yesterday. We understand the main object of the par;ies, k bus iness vi~it 10 the Silver King mine, with a purpose perhaps of some change iu the ownership and operations on a much larger scale than at present We are sure that MT. Swain represents capital and i, part proprietor of sue ce-sful smelling and refining work at Melrose near San Francisco. Col. Barney has been handling about all the ore shipped from he King. and Mr. Phillips is d gentlemen of high scientific character in mining matters having becu educated in Swansea. England. Mr. Reagan is well known as half owner of the King, and we believe the other two gentlemen are mining operators, hence our belief that the movement has direct reference io ihe famous mine and iis more rapid development if not actual sale or part sale. On Monday evening. Lewis Williams arrived at Florence from San Francisco. He has spent his life in mining pursuits, beginning al Swansea, spending many years m the Lake Superior copper and SIlvermIne>. and lately for several years in the mines of the Pacific coast He represent, Sln Francesca mining men Of wealth and nov visits the Pinal and Globe districts in their behalf It will be fortunate for those districts, if NJ. W Is favorably impressed with the pros poets.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
THE CITIZEN.
More Indian Representations.

It will be seen by letters published
 on our first page, that the Apache.
 have agaID pun in an appearance. Thi,
 time they have paid their respects to
 old Camp CFHtenden, and it must
 have reinvigora;ed them to once more
 visit place where in years gone by
 they enacted so many bloody scenes.
 Whether thelr chief, Streeter, was with them or whether he remained il ihe
 back ground 10 enjoy the fruits of their plunder, has not yet transpired. l., seems that he did not conclude a peace with the authorities of SOno a for obvious reasons. Doubtless the only object he and his associates had in attempting 10 make peace with So- nora was 10 secure a safe place from which raids could be made into ArizO- na, so as to enjoy advantages like those when they occupied he Chirica- hua reservation and raided in Sonora; but the terms offered were such that their favorite pastime could not be in dulged
 For the information of the Depart ment commander, il may now be stated, on the authority of Sreeler, that this renegade band numbers little over two hundred men. women and chil- dren, of which there are undoubtedly !. thirty to forty men; and these are the | Indians who for months have had un- disputed sway in Southeastern Arizo . na and have killed a number of men. destroyed and driven of great deal of property, and have prevented the settlement of large extent of country.
 Instead of being followed by cnuts and punished, an attempt has been made to write these murderOus Apa- ches out of their existence; but in this instance the pen, though repuIed more powerful, has not accomplished what the sword could and sho i'd have done. A telegram from une of Gen. kautz's staff says that q scout has been ordered from BowIe 10 follow the In dians, and it is reported that these scouts are under the command of Lieut.. Fucker who is reported 10 be an energetic officer, and if he i-, we may , hope for relief from this terrible scOurge, for all that has ever been re- quired, as we have repeatedly asserted is for Indian scouts energelically man ! aged, to hunt these renegades wherever they may go, and if they go into Sono- ra, the people there will welcome with open arms, pursuing parties. NJ J other kind of warfare will ever sub " due them J
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
EASTERN STATES.

NEW Yo5K, December 2.-A Wash. ington special states that in an inter. view to-day, President Gran, said he thought Hayes was undoubtedly enti. tied to the electoral votes of Soulb Carolina and Florida and perhap, l. Louisiana, but about the latter s,aIe there may be some doubt on account of so many complications surroundinc the work of the returning board. Inn. the eminent gentlemen of both par,ias who have pcea witnesses to the ooer,. uonS oi the board, ought 10 be able ,o agree dpon verdict that will sa,isf, both parties throughout the country
 NEW IoRK, December 7.-The Her aid this morning in its leading eJj toflal says it is altogether probable that Hayes will be our next President The Sun, Democratic, intimates that Pre,i- cent Hayes cabinet will be William
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
Vote for Delegate ns Declared by
 the YaYapai Supervisors.
From The Miner of December

From The Miner of December 1:
 Hiram :. Sievens-Alexandra ?. Aba che jS, Bradshaw l, Beaver Creek ?. Date Creek l. Humbug ,, Kirkland 1, Lower Agua Fria l2. Mount II ,pe ,. Ojed I, Prescott; <, Peoples Valley ?. Senator Mil l. Springervile 2S. Urp-r Fe!d 1. Williamson Valley 5. Nr, dc 3. Walnut Grove 30. Weaver 9, Wick enbu-g 2l Total, 232.
 G. H. Oury-Alexindra f. Alamo 9, Agua Fria ,, Apache l6, Bradshaw 1, Beaver Creek 3, Chino Valley 1. Hum bug 8, Kirkland 10, Obed f Prescott 112, Peoples Valley ,. Skull! Valley ?. Senator Mill ,, Springe-vIlle 11, Up- per Verde ?, Verde x. Williamson Val ley :, Walnut Grove 13, Weaver ?, Wickenburg II. Total, 2j6.
 w. II. Hrdy-AlrXandra 36, Agua Fria 25, Apache 9. Bradshaw ?, Ben yer <, Chino Valley l2, Date Greek 10. Humbug ,, Kirkland Valley II. Lynx Creek l2, Lower Agua Fria f. Mount Hope ], Prescott 422. Peoples Valley l3, Skull Valley 2l. Senator Mil 46, Spr.ngcrrille l, Upper Verde r., Yer de 33, Williamson Valley G, Walnut Grove 26, Weaver f, Walnut Creek II. Wlckenburg | Totil, SO1.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
Tncrea.ed Postal Facilities.

Our readers are aware that com. miitee to invcsti gate postal affairs gen erally, was crcated by the last session of Congress, and that it has recent, been al various points on the Pacific coast collecting testimony upon which to base recommendation in reaor. Leading men from all kinds of nnr. suiis were called upon by he commit fee for information relating to their re. spgc;ive localities and interests.
 Col. James NJ Barney, of Yuma, happening tO be in San Francisco when the committee was there, was cslled in behalf of the commercial in terests Of Arizona. Having business Tn all parts of the Territory and being so many years in business in il. he could and did speak correctly and with good effect, as We have reason fn know. The Sm Francisco pape~, merely referred to his statement, whereas they were quite extensive and Of course will appear in full in the. committees report. Referring fo the early completion of tha Southern Pa ciiic railway to Yum, h. sli ai least thereafter a daily mail directly ea>i- ward, by reason of the new and chang ed line of travel and freights, would be imperaliyely demanded and in thi, view the Postal committee fully agreed. We may therefore safely count on a daily maIl service within the next few months, and (. l. Barney is entitled to thanks for presenting the matter directly 10 the committee. The beneficial influence of the approach of. the railway is already being exerted. Men of influence and maans in puhhc and private life, are thereby having their attention and power directed th.s way for good.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN DEGO, December 6.-The de crease of the public debt since Junt 30 is S1O,lO3,2lj; the present tota
 amount of debt is, $2,OS9. .33G, ,O99 An
 other shipment of gold from LondoI
 to New York of nearly half d million [ dollars is announced. The South Car
 Olina Democrats are now talking o ! Wade Hampton for |. $. Senator; il ! they can hold the Legislature they vii
 probably elect him X Washington telegram of December ?, says: It has
 been clearly shown that in Soutll Carolina and Louisiana the preseuc
 of tine military enabled all tine colosed
 people to vote any ticket they wished The President has no doubt, but that all the questions growing out of Pres
 idential contest will be peacefully ad- jGsied and that ihe counsel of good and patriotic men in both parties will prevail. \ special of December , from Constantinople says: An inun- da,ion has occurred at AdriaDople, by which one thousand houses were swept away. Reports from the principal wIne producing districts of Europe, are that the vintage this year, both in and quality, fall fur below common average Loude>t complaints come from France, Spain and Portugal bnt Italy and Germany have also sui iercd, and one-half of an average pro- iucuon, is represented as unit for ex- DO taJiun.
 SAN DTEGo, December G.-The San Diego World has changed its hour of publication from evening tn morn ing, the first issue of morning paper. 'oming out yesterday.
 Gold in San Francisco, 1G3ll6lO3. !
 SAE DTHGo, December 7.-Scnaior. Ferry will continue to act as President ITO t"m of the Senate until within tw days Of ihe close of the session.
 Speaker Randall in his address, on aking the chair in the House. said - We sand in the presence of events which strain and test tO the last degree 'nr form of government All uncon- tituti nal acts on the part of the ex- cutiye office of the 2 ,vernment should 'e frowned down al once, with re- and unspariny condemna- inr."
 SAN DTEGO, December S.-Alvinza Upward has been re-married 10 hrs Iv reed wife, the disposition of the roperty made at the time of the di- !. orce will remain unchanged.
 SAN DECO, December S-There is a u>h of passengers to Arizona. Kcrcns , Mitchell sent out two 4Lorse coach s loaucd down yesterday with mails, messengers and ligh; freight, and thcy.l ave really more than they can car t. y. Within a few days they sent out ieven hasks of quicksilver and have ,n more on hand ;o forward. All of 'hich shows what IS doing in mining uslneso in Southern Arizona. |
 Special trains are pouring large .oilcS of rifle club men into Columbia. s 'outh Carolina, 5000 being already in l nd only 900 |. s. troops are there. It'l s rumorcd that the President will som end supplemental message to Con- TesS on Southern affairs. h
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.
ARIZONA.


 PHENIX, December 6.-About twen liy-one days ago, word was brought tC Iihis place that a man had been found hung on the road from PheniX to Mar |lcopa, near the upper point of MaricO
 pa mountains. Coroner Griffin and ju-
 ry yesterday s'ated for the scene of tragedy. The jury found the follow ling verdict: The deceased was known
 as John Clauson; aged about g.; a ma tive of Germany; came to his death by hanging by his neck by parties un-
 known 10 jurors. The general suppo- sition is that he shielded. There were found on his person the following artI- cles: One small pIece of copper wire {; one set fal-e upper teeth; one Uni,- ed States military telegraph envelope addressed to Geo II. Mrttoon, Stanwix, 4. T.. and ab Dut twelve dollars in mon ey. Deceased was a man about six feet in height; weighed about !S0 pounds; sandy complexion.
 WIcKENBURG, December, S.-The California & Arizona stage companies coach that arrived here at this morn Ing from Prescott, was attacked by. robbers last night about 10 o'clock near Kirkland creek. The robbers commenced firing at the horses and driver killing one horse, but as the horse dId not fall until they were about 800 yards from where first fired upon. the robbers did not follow the coach. The driver and passenger left the coach, came 10 Kelsey's and got assistance, returned 10 coach. found everything untouched and horse dead
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09

THE Miner has conceived dislike for one Prescott thief and actually publishes wish that the wretch may cut his leg off, Thls wish would ap. pear to be a mere remark in the line of opposition to bad conduct, were II not that the thief is accused of steal ing property of the editor. When dis honesty damages him, he naturally opposes il, so that a contingency ac- tnalIy exists in which he can be de pended upon to appear opposed to Toguery.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09

OUR dispatches show that Have. and Wheeler have carried Lnuis.a11a by several thousands majority. and therefore insures their election. The New York Sun. Democratic. has pointed out cabinet for President Hayes, which although very good m all respects, k only significant as a ready acceptance of the re,ul, of ,br prolonged and m many respects heated Presidential cont .st uf 1876.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
Election Notice.

VIHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHA | Rver Ditch Company are hereby mo- titled that a meeting Of the Stockholders of said compIny will be held at the office of the company at GilR Bend, MaricOpa County, Ar'Znna, on the First Tuesday in January, lS77, at o'clock D. m, for the purpose of eleciing a Board of Trustees Tor the ensuing year and the transaction Ot S'ich other business as may be Of inter est tO the company.
 ALBERT DECKER, Sec'y. Gila Bend, Arizona, Jrc. 1. 1876. l0-4w
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09

MR. CHARLES \. FRANKLIN arrived
 here yesterday from Springerville on the Little Colorado anI intends 10 re- main a couple or more months. He has been quite a prominent actor in the growing settlements out there and has high hopes of their future He came via Apache, Stafford and Camp Grant He says the Little Colorado and Pueblo ViejO sections are infested with Mexican and American horse thieves and thieves doing a general robbing bu~iness. The opinion pre- walls that the California Chavez band are infestiug the Little Colorado sec ton, a L,s Angeles paper having beer fund in one of their deserted camps. Major Osilby, Mr. St James, a party Of soldiers and Indian scouts with fiji teen days ritions, have gone in pursuit of the rob0e;S, who have been sen. and fIuro of them once captured by ci;i- zels but escaped.
 At Pueblo Viejo. number of horses and mules and o.her propery have. lat ly been stolen, and a parry a week ago were on tine track of ihe rohbcr- and only about three hours behind them. Hopes are entertained of car-I turing them. MT Ken edy al Stafford, reported tn NIr Franklin that thee robbers had killed two men while i t| pursuit No names were given. All. in all, rather a tad state of affair eNis. in several localities, and it is t. b-I hoped that some proper killing will. soon take place.
Arizona citizen., 1876-12-09
Situation Wanted.
Closing up Buslness.
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the partnership heretofore existing between James BurK and George Buck. under the style uf Buck < Son, IS this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 All liabilities of the firm will be paid by George Buck, vino is authorized to collect all debts due to the same.
 JAMES BUCK E SON. Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. v, 1876. l04