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The New York herald., 1876-11-17
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.

In this Court yesterday the of James Clark,
charged with highway robbery, concluded, alter
occupying the attention of the Judge and jury for
nearly three days. by the finding OF verdict OF
sau and battery 1t appears that during the evening
OF October g. about O'Clock, James Boyle OF Man
gin street, passing through Broome street his
way homo when man approached ham
suddenly, and aftcr striking him a violent
blow the mouth, snatchcd watch and
chain from his person and away. Boyle
pursued the thief ior several blocks, but failed
Clark few days afterward Boyle fully identified him
his assailant. The Jury were about two hours
when they sent q communication TO Judge Sutherland
asking to be informed to what the penalty for as
saut aud battery was. Tho Judge answered that tho
Jury were to decide whether the prisoner
not guiltythey had nothing to do with the penalty.
About quarter OF five 7. NJ the jury returned ver
diet OF "Gulty OF assault and battery" The prisoner
then remanded for sentence
charged with attempting TO commit grand larceny,
the State Prison for three years and
months; John Shorte burglary, State Prison. years
and months Frederick Dorr petit larceny Peniten
tiary six months; John Hcnnessy grand larceny, was
remandcd for sentcnce John Knapp, stealing angold
watch aud chain, State Prison lvc years John Hayes,
stealing watch State Prison five years; Samuel
Kelly aud James Corrgan stealing three of Rhine
wine, State Prison three years each; Francis Raoul,
stealing two coats Pcnitcnary Six months; Patrick
Welsh and Edward Jones, stealing wearing apparel,
Pcntcntary six months each Charles Brand, stealing
overcoat from +. Caldwell. at Earle's HOTEL State
Prison two years; Gerald Bertram stealing two guns
from Thomas McFarron, OF No. l0s Division street.
state Prison two years
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physician for twenty years II was proven sbe
triai thar the insured in 1861, about hve years
nom wagon to car. foil from the top
OF the 10 the ground. striking his head
In the fall either against the wagon or the car so
severely that he lay an inscnsible condition con-
siderable time. aud was attended by a physclsu SIX
times before be was regarded as convaescent, and
that ut that time he complained Of an unnatural
or unusual giddness and thought by the physician
TO walk slower than was his won't" Upon this
proof the Court asked instruct the jury that the
policies rendered void by tho untrue statement
made but the charge was as follows:-"lfthe hli
upon tho head for which Monroe snyder
was attended by physician was severe
one. the answer was untrue and the verdict should
be Tor the defendants; so II the jury find
or injury within the meaning OF the question: the ver
dict should for the dcicndansn 1t Is here urged
,he proo 81 INV arhsr ana ,hs the
charge OF the Court, in making the severity OF the
hurt The test Of the truth OF The answer 10 the ques
ton, was equivalent to leaving II to the jury TO do.
tcrmine whether the matter inquired OF was material
TO the risk. and ihs It is contended, was not ques
ton open to be tricd by jury. William A. Porter aud
George w. Yidde for plaintiffs IN error: f. j. Fox and
Henry Green for defendants.
No. "a. W. II. whi,eside ct al, appellants the
United states. his cause was argued by Mr.. Joseph
Casey OF counsel ior appellants and by Assistant At
torney General smith Tor the appeiiecs.
No. o. W. H. Cobb ct al, plaintiffs in error, VS..
George Rcc.--Passed on account OF tho absence Of
counsel on public business.
No. % John g. Benson, plaintiff in error, VS. Jo-
sephine De Cair-Passed on account Of the death OF
the plaintn in error.
No, 9S Edward o. Hanrick, administrator, &C,
David Barton CT aL-Dsmsscd with costs, under
the sixteenth rule
No. IL G. A. kbbie, plaintiff in error, Alfred
Thompson ct al CONTINUED
No. 100. John l. Phelps ct al, appellants, Va John
Sedgwick, assignee
No. lol. Barker Place ct al, executors, appellants
vs. J. Sedgwick assignee under the order OF
the 25th OF October last
No. l02 The Union Pacific Railroad Company, ap-
pellants va J. B. Stewart
No 2S2. ]. b Stewart, appellant The Union
Pacific Railroad Company. Passed on account 0f the
sickness OF counsel
. The Court then adjourned until morrow noon.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. N. r.. Nov. 16, 1870
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following bust.
transacted-
No. SO. Barteau VS. The PhGnx Insurance Com
pany.-Argumcnt resumed and concluded
No. al. Beck va Carier-Passed.
No. AZ. Charles II. kalbncisch and Others respon-
dents, VS. Frederick W. Kaibhcisch and others. appe
lants ts-ArRued BY Philip s. Crooke for appellants and
T. N. Cullen for respondents.
No. IL John N. Mccher aud others, executors &c,
respondents va Lucy d. Fisk, executrix, &c. appel.
lant-Argucd by Homer A. Nelson for appellant and
John 4. Parsons Tor respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for Friday, November 17-Nos 81 90 45, AZ, As, 81,
So and 81.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHANBERs-Hed by Judge Law
is 10 M @ lsH iS 1928 is
3S7 33s, S4o 344 3i6, 347 s4s 356 $751; s62 $685. 364
scpRRan CouRr-srrcrAL TERx-hcld by Judge Van
vorsI-Nos. 539 27s 279. 235 147. 500, II, 90, 3l4
$780, 5s7, 400 366 4l9, 426 500. AL, 453, Asa, 45s
$50 4s2 4s7 4es Az, 47s 4so 4s5 sos, co., 500, S1i
supRExE CouRr-ClRcu,r-Part 2-Hed by Judge
causssNss sn,s ss1S siss sSis 1929
34o6 1884, 3a72 3l74 1885, $780, l502l 33is 3so 1882
3792, s77l, l77O $751;, ss70 ASIA $685. Part s-seld
1885, soass asis 1908 sS @ sss
1887, 3s99. 1921, 3Sl6, 39O1 33s2
SUPERIOR couar--sPEcIAL TxRn-Held by Judge
surERIoR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis.-short causes-Nos. 7e4 7s3, 100, a79
43o 694 9o $751; 1885, 1920. ss9 500, 1910. 1859, $685.
Coxxos PLEAs-GKsrRAL TEnn--held by Judges G.
r. Daily, Van Hocsen and J. II. Daiy.-Nos &c. II. 49,
COMMON PLKAs-EoUlrY 'rKRx-Heid by Judge Van
Brunt--Nos 5, 8, 8, Is, "A, SO.
Coxxos pLEas-rRlAL rRax-Part I-Held by J.agc
Robinson 9J6, 905, SOL, 3s3 90: sos, 969, S06
81 300, ll25 SOL 492 s3s ss2, ILL., ss7. 45s 5sl $40
5so y! Sss 1914 ssg ~ +g ss5, sos, 1885, sss Slo
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL rERx-Part Held by Judge
Aker.Nos. 1928 4l6, 5OOl, $685., 4949, 2969, 1891,
Held BY Judge s,nno.ISos ssii 45S7 u saoo. ses9.
4675, 5414 54l5 54l6 542o 542 5425 54So 5432 5433
5l34 part3-Hcld by Judge Shea-Nos. si63, So ~,
1851, 62s4, $780, $685. $500, s295 S4o7 Part 4-Held
by Judge Gocpp--Nos 5i47, 5202, 1910, 5il2, 5a2s,
53s2 1887, 1868. 1860, 1914 1915. 537, $3.50, $685.
OYER AND TRkxISER-Hcld by Judge Brady.-Tho
People vs. James McGinn, homicide
CoUar or GENERAL SEssioSs--Part Held by
Recorder Hacketl-The People VS.. John Taene, hom
eide (contlnuedl Part 2-Hed by Judge Suther-
land.-The People Jane Mcclure, robbery; Same
Michael Madden, iconious assault and battery F;
Same Vs. Louis Melen, feonious assault and battery:
Same VS.. Thomas Lee aud Martin Flynn. felonous as
sault and battery; Same Samuel Tcse, eloDous
assault and battery; Same VS.. James McNabb, burg
larry; Same Dennis Connors, burglary Same w.
Thomas Doyle and John Mulgat burglary; Same
Thomas Fay grand larceny; Same VS.. james W son,
grand larceny; Same VS. Lucy T.. Laurence aud Henry
X Lewis grand larceny; Same Annie Devin, grand
larceny; Same VS.. John Dwycr, grand larceny; Same
VS.. Hugh Smith aud Thomas fanny. grand larceny;
Same VS. John Murphy, grand larceny; Same WILL
lam owens, grand larceny; Same vs. John Schonicd.
false prcsenccs; Same George sweeney, concealed
weapons; same w. Blanche Smith, disorderly house,
Same W. Mary A. Lester, disordcrly house; Same
John Hartman, assault aud battery; Same VS. William
Mengcr. assault and battery.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence
Wake VS.. Manvilic.--0rders granted
Pla,I VS.. Piencrt-see rule 73
The Merchants National Bank vs. Corbit Same We
Same; Mcshea VS.. Matthews; Adehardt VS. Cinsler;
Stigel VS. Partridge; White vs. Rowo; Rowan vs.
Mott and Wcyh VS. Gore.-Grantcd
Troup Neyillc.--Strke out name OF referee rule
Anderson VS.. Hanlon--ln this tho affidavit con-
tains a blank which should be filled up.
Eagan Collins-Changc In date OF the affidavit Of
one OF tho suretics should be noted by the Commits
soncr OF Deeds
Pascal vs. Pascal-Tnero should be somc further
proof of due diligence in attempting to the de-
tcndnnt in or asceraining his presence In or absence
from this State.
The Bowery National Bank vs. Frasee-Motion de-
MED, on the ground that the complaint asks for
equitable cognzance. and that the Is not there
fore prope'y upon The Circuit calendar No costs
denied. No costs Memorandum.
sUPRIME coURr-spRcrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
0'Connor vs. The Mayor, &c, and the Hebrew Be-
nevolent and orphan As, um Society vs.. The Mayor,
&c-Judgments Tor plaintiffs.
Delaney vs. stearns-Judgment for plaintiff de-
murrer, with liberty to defendant 70 answer pay
ment Of costs
SUPERIOR coURT-spEcrAL TERN.
BY Judge Curtis
Cochran VS.. Gottwad ct aL--0rder settled.
Bond Va. McNin ct al--Order signed.
BY Judge speir.
Allen VS.. jerome ct al-h0ti0n denied upon the
defendants spulatDg to try 81 the next term OF this
court one OF the several cases. being test case as
proposed the argument.
PurseI VS. Tho New York Life Insurance Company
Order OF continuance
Fairfax VS. HUDSON River Railroad Company. Mo-
ton denied. Memorandum.
Dcutsch VS.. sanger--0rder granting leave to serve
amended summons and complaint
Cary vs. Smith, Reference ordered
Bruce ct al SHOOK ct a.-A0tion denied with $40
costs
receiver.
Graham, &c VS. Lyddy.-Cass settled and ordered on
file.
Turssll VI The New York Life Insurance Company:
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Gerecke vs. Doering ct al Keep McReynolds et al
Brennan VS.. Armstrong; Caniield ct al The Baii-
more aud Ohio Railroad Company Orders granted
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge McAdam.
Bird vs.. Papke; Goldstein VS. ward.--opinions filed
Becker vs.. The Metropolitan Lie Insurance Com
pany.-commission ordered
DamseIl vs. Clarke; Whitney vs. Clarke.-Com-
plants dismissed
schering VS. New York Manufacturing Company
Rumrii w Katen; Heron VS.. Rummilsberg. Motions
granted.
Force vs.. Barker.-Motion fcr security granted
O'shox VS.. Gumbrecht-J. A. McNulty, receiver.
Roilhaus W. Leiberg.-Edward Jacobs appointed re-
ceiver.
Weston va Loewith; Browne VS.. weidman; Wise vs
Solomon. defaults taken
Rothssin va Abcles Defendant discharged from ar.
rest.
New York College DickeI Judgment ordered
Abbott vs. Pusson Referred to J. G. Spencer.
Hanson VS.. wickstead Amendment OF record al
lowed.
Plorzheimer Tucker; Segal VS. Birzna; Conovcr
Griffith; Weber Is. Schmidt The Mechanics Ma
tonal Bank vs. Johns; Hall VS.. Doe Lcbherg va.
Prcitgar; Daveraux vs. Clark; Mattlage VS. squire
Orders granted
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, NOV. to, 1910.
Nos OIL and 92 Mutual Insurance Company OF New
York vs. Anna N snyder and. Same Lewis W.
snyder-Error TO the Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Pennsy lvania-Thesc actions three
policies OF insurance the life Of Monroe Snyder, OF
Bethlehem, Pa, for $4,000 eacn. The defence was
that at the time OF issuing the policies tho insured
falsely stated in answer to the question how long
since he has been attended by a physician, and Tor
what diseasss that he had not been attended nv .
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
ACTION TAKEN BY THE MEMBERS OF THE Pro

ACTION TAKEN BY THE MEMBERS OF THE PRO-
DucE EXCHANGE ON BIS DEATH.
Yesterday afternoon the members OF the Produce
Exchange met the Exchange Building to take ac-
ton on the demise OF John s. Williams. Mr.. J. N
STARK the president called the meeting order and
David Dows presented the following resolutions
which s. d. Harrison seconded and tho meeting
adopted
Whereas through OF Divine Providence
IL has mourniu duty by the sudden deah
late friend and ociae John - Williams. to place
midst whosc sterling integrity throughout long business
prGseworthy enterprise In advancing the
ca interests Of this city, home and abroad true
ism during the darkest days of this conntrys history and
form courtesy ard reraty OF character In his inter-
course with had endeared him TO us ALI therefore
Resolved That the death OF our aectonatey esteemed
friend joan Williams, mpresses the grateful
duty o bearing willing testimony to his many noble Qua
mind aud heart his upright Christian character
couragcous. hopeful spirit.
to his OF encouragement and hope
and xample
worthy Of emulation and unboundet respect.
Resolved, That the members oi the New York Pro
ducc Exchange. this tribute to the
placed the minutes OF the Exchange and
thereof sent to his family testimony OF deep
sympathy with thcm In their sudden bereavement.
That committee, especially appointed by
chairman represent the Exchange attend the
OF our late friend
The following is the committee appointed TO repre-
sent the New York Produce Exchange at the funeral
son, stephen W. Carey. Edward Hinckcn, John G.
Dale. X ). Corts, e. q. Franckiyn, Thomas Hcudcr-
son, Jr. y. W. j. Hurst, Gustav Schwab w. u. Nor
gan, Charles l.. Wright, William H. Swan, l. j. ~
Stark, William A. Cole, A. H. Orr William II. Philips
Edward Cromwell, Alexander Mum, Charles Samson.
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MILK sKIMMING.

Mcssrs Decker Thompson, milk dealers, ~ Ma.
500 East Twenty seventh street. complained 70 the po-
lice yesterday that some unknown swinder had been
playing sharp their for several days pass
by collecting bills tor milk delivered ~ them They
tried 10 trace him but without success HIS eafninfo
by this method were considerable.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
PETER COOPER'S CARTMAN.

Yesterday morning John Costello, aged sevsnty-6vo
years. cartman for Peter Cooper, died ~ a No
IL Old slip. Coroner EickhoK was noti1ed it. Y
Deceased had been for long time IN The emoIov a
Mr. Cooper and was noted fos hs iAseigsnss an1 ias
duatpu
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

At meeting Of the Police Board yesterday permis-
sion to hold masked ball in Irving Hall was refused
IN tha mnusgaru of tho Hal EsAnnAia de- pHarmontA
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ACTION OF rHK srEAMsn1p coMrAN1Es.

The following resolution, expressive Of regret at tho
domsc Of Mr.. ). $. Williams Yesterday signed by
the firms whose names are appended
Having learned with deep and sincere regret OF the
deccase OF Mr. John :. Williams, senior member OF the
firm OF Williams Guion, managers Of tho Liverpool
aud Great Western steam Company we tho under
signed representatives OF foreign lines Of stcams ps
the port OF Now York, desire 10 express the high
and regard which we have entertained Tor him.
well in his business capacity In his private cha
racter
And, to mark appreciation OF the Integrity and
courtesy which he al all times displayed In his inter-
with us and with all others 20 whom he
known in this community, VIC beg leave to tender
his widow and tho members OF his family our
coincidence In their bereav ement
As mark OF respect TO hts memory we will close
respective Offices between the hours OF aud
twelve O'Clock on Friday, November II, 1876, and will
attend hts funeral
John @. Dale, Inman line; George c. Allen, Cunard
line; Henderson Brothers, Anchor line; Oclrchs &
Co., North German Lloyd; Kunhardt d Co., Hamburg.
American Packet Company; r. W. J. Hurst National
line Louis De Bcbian, General Trans Atlantic Company
X J. corts. White star line; Austin, Baldwin q Co,
State ne; William D. Morgan, Bristol linc Charles L.
Wright Co, Hull line; Pim Forwood Co.. Atlas
line.
NRw YORK, November 10, 1879
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BAL MASQUE PROHIBITED.

" YORK. November 10, 1870
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

ISAAC w. SMITH, Esq. passed through Tucson early in the week from Fl Paso 10 Phenix. He Is an assistant engineer Of the Southern Pacific railroad company. and passed here some weeks ago on gen eraI reconnaissance as far east as Fl Paso. He regards the route as very favorable for railway building and has just opinion of the country explored. He has ex- amined all parts intended save the Gila canyon between San Pedro and San Car los. which he may lock into after reaching Phenix, and conferring with Engineer Phelps, who IS nov making an instru- mental survey of the route from the Colo rado via Wickenburg to Phenix.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

THE Temple and Workman Bank of Los Angeles, seems to make a showing that is discouraging depos- itors; but as the closing up of its af- fairs is in the hands of the Commer- cial Bank of Los Angeles, of which F. E. Spence is cashier, the creditors may rely upon receiving the most money that can be made out of the available assets.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

OS Thursday last zepeda's train brought in and unloaded at l.. M. Jacobs & Go. s fine store, 2O,OOO pounds Of new and assort- ed merchandise and groceries. Jacobs store reminds one strongly of metropoli' tan establishments, and even if you don't need anything and have spare moment, just walk through the rooms Occasional- ly, and if honest about it, we venture to say you will confess to feeling Of sur prise, that there is so much in Tucson which the every day resident is entirely ignorant of.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

Col. L. RUGGLEs, Register Ofthe land office at Florence, left Us on Wednesday last for his home. During the time he was here. all the claimants ofthe valley lands
 west Of town appeared before him and proved up on their claims. Everything lcame out straight and we understand there is not a case Of contest. In accordance
 with the special Act in the matter, the
 Register will perfect his examination in the several cases, at his office, and in due lime report to the United States Surveyor General their correctness and validity when regular survey will be ordered, and patent thereon eventually be issued.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

A WASHINGTON dispatch, of January 21, says that a number of bids bearing the impress of fraudulent stamps have been discovered Tn the Postoffice De- pertinent, over one hundred being so by the engraver of the orig. inal stamps and other experts. The bids so found are mainly from Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

AMONG claims for indemnity for loss es by Indians, laid before the House of Representatives at Washington, on Jan uary 20, under the Act of May 29, 1872, and which were referred to the com mittee on claims, we notice those of P. R. Fully, E. Ochoa, Pedro Aguirre and others of these parts.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

ON February 5, Mir. Allison got in safely with his band Of sheep from California. He started with some l200 head, and thought he would be lucky 10 get through dinary care he succeeded in landing nearly or about lICO Of them here. It takes good sense and care, he says, to do this, but it takes the same to do anything we'll. from running locomotive to boarding at a hotel for nothing.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

THURSDAYS stage brought here Messrs. w. J. Hunsaker and Murat Masterson, oi san Diego. The former, son of Sheriff Hunsaker of San Diego, is here on visit, the latter comes here to permanently en- gage in the practice of the law. Mir. Mas terson was very favOrably noticed by the bar and press Of San Diego, upon his de- parture thereirom.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

TERRITORIAL and United States district court commences next week for the Feb ruary term. Opening chorus on Monday the I4th. All hands around at 10 o'clock a. m. A new deal. New faces. New seen cry. Weeping and wailing for the wicked and three dollars day for some of the righteous.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

ZECKESDoRF BROS. this week received 10000 pounds of assorted goods, general merchandise. dry goods and groceries, by Zepeda's train, and as usual with new stocks, customers are overhauling it and finding some things they have wanted for a long time.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

HOP KEE had fried tripe for breakfast the other morning, and Il new bOarder not having seen any nicely cooked tribe for some time. didn't recognize the article. Hop was asked what it was. Not knowing the English name he significantly laid his hand on his stomach saying, "allee same as thlis." The caniballstic suggestion of the answer took away the boarder's ap- petite for iripe.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

JUDGE IRA MABBTT of Yuma has arrived in Tucson oflate, enjoying himselfas he al- ways does. Among the first men we met in Arizona was Judge Mabbit, and we remember him kindly and believe Tucson people will find him O pleasant and honorable man.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

l.. ". CARR offers, per advertisement, a lot Of line merino sheep for sale at very low figures. Parties engaged in sheep busi- ness, at all desirous Of increasing their fIocks. would do well to call on NIT. Carr.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

REV. II. FORESTER Of the Episcopal church, now at santa Fe, thinks of soon visiting the principal towns of Arizona. We hear the reverend gentleman highly spoken of as a man and christian minis ter.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

WHILE California is being drenched over and over with rain, Arizona gets practically no wetting and one is much needed. Weather Of late has averaged clear and moderate in temperature
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

THE delayed mails coming in are bring ing the consecutive numbers of the Con- gressional Record, sent us by Delegate Stevens.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

AMONG combinations made by the United States Senate, on January 13, we note the promotion of First Lieuten- nant James H. Lord to be Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

H. c. HOOKER is in town from his ranch near Camp Grant, looking hearty as usual. He advertises for sale, In another column, some fine milch cows.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

WE have been enjoying some Of that new san Diego honey, from Lord & Will Hams, every morning for the week past on hot cakes, and it is a great treat and al most too sweet for anything.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

CAPTAINS DANIEL MADDEN and W. A. Rafferty of the Sixth Cavalry, arrived from Grant on the 7th instant and are stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY W the undersigned administrator Of the estate of J. l.. Stephenson, deceased. to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publlca- Tucson. Dated at Tucson, A. T., January 2f, 1876 J. H. HEWITT.
 Administrator.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

MAJ. ROCHE, paymaster United States army, left Grant Friday morning and Is due here not later than this morning.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

ATTENTION SMoKERs.-If you want a fine imported Havana cigar, go to Mans feld'sNews Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

ALUMP of honey eight feet square and weighing 500 pounds, was taken from the roof of the United States Hotel, Los Ange- les, recently.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

RUSSIAN and Havana cigarritos at J. s. Mansfield's cigar store.
Arizona citizen., 1876-02-12

THE bestbrands chewing and smoking obaccos at Mansfeld's News Depot.