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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
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Gaubfnmmfn Anfalt.

g1tt DEPRECIATION unb @mpfebIune ter 6r6r'fen s. s..
@r3bifh6fe ron Dt raufee unb Ct Qo.is unb perfttetsurr
Der 6oGp'f n 8ifbDfe bss Nef'ns eeetnicn ptr asaen
g'itts @ai ,. S. sinsn iletnsn gnfans NIT elmer taibSlt.
fben 9nubfurnm tn Nnfalt ju m d6en in VerbtneHna NIT
benz qebrer. Geninar. Uas Sebirfnts nod tiner ,sIGeH
Nnftalt tn cfenbdr ia. nnfere tdubrumTe en- 8inr or ae.
ben an ben G taatsonfaIien fof ale fir tie Birdie psrlu.
rem Sic tcmnsn aus btnfeIben as llnsldnbise Ueer NIT
prOtsHantif&sn gnrt&tsn surid pnp Riem nh e an bauIG
eer fe zines SeAeren beltbren fcnn. Die npthrpenbtaen
Decentralization fur ten gntons elmer ''gI6'n Nnfalt TIA.
nea ptr bier Ubne 'efrnbsre @tusId etn berri6ten unb bic
Uerbtnbuna NIT BEN 2etr re emtnar. pit 20 In Eeuths
Lamb aud aasemein In. at unter Hnberrm ben Nnseu. bas
man leidt neue {, brfr6fre 'Gr Gadbhummen o%nsptIbeR
tann. getr rersen Die '&cn felt ldner ta Sobrsn Guat.
ntstn berrdbrte R,tbcfe beim Timer. t&t ~einfhbren, rsnah
Bite 8inbtr pt, flih 'srthen lerner SD rrnen mir bena
tn Scttes Namen untsr BEN S&use Der Air6t ans Def
8eben.
Gls Gltsrn nun bic taubfumme Rinter bsb.n. sber
BITE 6p6w. 3. s. gfnrrer. BE fpi6e 6inter In ibrsn De.
metnesn piEtn. TIN <er bon g. IA Sabren HsDen ~.
tdatef Ohne Wer;ue barub,r beri6ttu. pDH Der eHtatI
er anmSleunesn wsrben erittentbstls aud bic Stetneus.
3ur Anfnobn1s ~abhdue,n Bic natdrIta 70 btate eettut
lcnen. ale eben m6aliG Ia.
Nau abrtHire
NeD. Ebep. 8rfiners
6 fierif eferIt 0tt 'xh
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
@te0er &epDlutipn in SDS>
1tiett.

Man i&retbt aus Seferrei@ti6s
WitrowiBa, pom %. Ndrs Sstt
rem Trtsoensihlub Der YfOrte NIT Ssrs
bteu TT bic iettber @3lummernce Sniur>
rsetipn In BOsnien iu neueu1 Seben erz
pa&t. Ste ntmmt an Ausbreituue
tdelt& su, trssbalb ni6t nur alIe ges
bStben, %ionrern aud pte San3e tirtil@e
Bep5!tsrnns NIT arteeepOrterettunsen
tei&dftist tit. MQe 6%auptfraBsn pes
0ilaisSs petpsn IN sulen Stanp se>
leBt. ramtt Gruppen. Munition uno
proutant let6ter befSrcert wercea Ism
men. SIM Norren, in cen 0s8enpen
pom Brep unp @rartsta. bilpen wtes
oerun pte @sbtree 8utl6iuf, S@wtsb-
pa. Sarera. Rreso' 8rCs unp 3aiara
cen 9uuptfs oss &uffanpts. Der
8oupsrneur ron Bosnten l66t an bte
NattonaIsarre pss VtIajsys neue Sc
rpsbre nebif Wunttion pertbeilen, bali
trtesertlde Anlpraaea unp pat pte BE-
re,luns Der prouin3 rur9 MtIftatr>
Gommtfionsn onssOrcnet, pelGe rte
BsrtbslDtsuns Der pt&ttefsn Orte tEns
lettsn, unp ALE Ibefaltsen @streioes
oOrrdIbe fir Dte Nss,eruns nit 8es
l@las bslsasn lousn. Die Nesierune
mtu prei Corps lornltren. I'm, ben suf>
itanp su unterorldsn. Gin jeees etes
lsr Corps iOa sur 9dlfte aus reaulai>
rem, our bdlfte aus trresuIutren Srups
pen bsfisbsu uuD NIT 3Ust Gslp> relp.
8sbtrss . Batieritn DrEieben perren.
3ablrstGe feline @efe6te baben i6On
ltattesfunren unO tno meit su 0unfsn
Der 3niurssntsn aussefauen, neil fs
lid thinner tn euten unp 9eoedtsn Stel>
luneen bsfanb,n. Die bosntl9en So
tbOltten, uel@e frdter 3ur 3eeieruna
b.elttn, baben G& jeBt 3ua 9tbbten
Ibsile bem Auffanc an8elbIDlsn en-. Don
6ferret3iit Der Seite nitro pie @renss
'perre iebr Rrens sebanubabt; aber eth
De@lel lbsr rte @rente fnoet pennod
fat, unD miro aud ntemaIs gdn3liG
Bu uniero1adsn letn. IrOB ben 1ru2'
pru, pelAe Der 8alt 3uiammen3ttbt.
unp BON rener Elm 9bstl aus Alts Ser
ben fOmmt uno fetlber an, Sbar fanb.
uiro 'es ibm idwer balten, ote Snfurz
rectiOn su bewdItisen ; Bonn Die bOsnis
i&en S%niursentsn tsben NIT eenen bel
oersesOwtna ia g~erbincune. pte wtez
Dtrum ibre SiiBe an Wontene8rr
baben, pie pieies fe an Nublant
bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
OaS tdrfiitbe Narlament.

Nm %. Wtdrs bat BE erfe Silent
It&e SiBune pes tarfilGen parIamen.
tes aatieefnnpen. Die Sammer Be,
lhdittete iI& NIT Ger w,nie tntereGans
ten Bsratbuna Der @ei@dftsprpuune,
unp bate pie Debate ,ur tnlofern e.
ntae AnstebunBeftafL ole man eons
hattren fOnnte. rab eS nur bte mpbanis
nepantlten Deputtttsn rparen, tp.l@e
cas- @Ort ersr'f:n, um fur3 tbre Mets
nuns ~ lassn. Die 6rtdlt6en De,
putirten btnsesen beoba~teten poQfdn>
oiSes Stiai&weisen. unp muB ibre
6altuns sumett ibrerS Gd&Rrnbsit sus
gef1rteben wsrDen, bic ,pteper auf RED,
nuns ibrer moneelbaften Senntnife Der
tirftl@en Spru@e gu isSen TT. Die
meitsn gbriften lpre6en paS In ben
Sasurs iiblt&e BuIedrs1 lIftide, Ser>
m6sen aber feinsswess In ct tirfii@en
S&nfipra&e f@ OH elmer ldnsern
Debate W betbeilteen. Die WObams
mepantr tnp alio nt6t nur pur6 ibre
Waloritdt, lOnpsrn aud pur6 ben ers
wdbntsn nmffano IbsrwieBenD TN @Ors
tbell unp beberl6en Dapur6 ausl6lieb>
LID oaS lerrain. so menis tnterei.
liant, auesnbltdl,@ pte Dsbaits1 inp,
10 btetet rph Der dueetlide Nnblid
Der Sanmsr ntel snstebenres. Gs
1T tn ber Ibat b6Af inteufatt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

Wunu trdbrenp zines msbr als uier;is'
idbriaen G~ptitcpates fh unteraoseu,
batten sulsbt feline @eiuntbett erl&It'
teri unb fibrten an1 is. Wdr3 b. s.
~ fsiner @uF5luna. 5etn 5trtens
fa6 sebt nuf letnen OrbensbrubT uni
Guatiutor, ben bu.@ feline Stucier
dbsr ben ). GbomaS BON aqutn tn
Gnelanb rdbmltdf bsfanntsn .Dr.
Roger Bebe 9ausban lber. grs'
bilGof polotna's Anbenfen tptrl
pe, aufralti&en 3atbUltfen unferbIid
lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
Sine erGfltebe BImttbat

pirb aus Spalatc, TN ftalisnif&en Its
rol, beridtst. Nan f9tstbt ''dnlt@
pom 81. Ndr3:
Ssit seRern Mtttue ptrb unlers
Stapt bur& einsn l@redli&en 0orfau
In erose ansft 9ei'st. Gin Wanr'
Namens @iOvanni 9Omic D~ausbsfBer
In Der nBrplt&sn GOrfurt 8OraO
|@ranpe, bat eefern, BEN 20. b. Dr.,
Mtttaes, In etnem Wutbanfau letn
8eib cerart psrpunbet bGB tanslbe
bsute firth eefOrben III. Der unmeni@
bat ferner ietnen etenen Batter erffcben.
Nls feline @erbaftuns i'm 9aufe nss
NaGmtttass pom Der StartpO!taet per,
1u@t puroe, bate f@ Der Wabnftn'
ntee bcrettS In ietaem 6auie per-
idan3t uno faOs auf ieoen0 Orbeteebsrs
ben. Nadmtttuss UNI bret ubr fam
Elm Burl6e BON ca. 20 Sabren
BON, Gslpe bur9 pte Safe. Der
Bdibsnoe frsdte tbn NIT einem
S@uB fpfort nteber. I'm 81 ubr
Absnos lag Der 9eiGnann nod auf Der
Morpfsue, ra. f6 Ntemanb tn ete
Ndbe rpaets. Die Safe uar polfssts
lid nod nidt abssipertt. 90 fam 70
aud, bae etne Grau In ote Ndbe bes
eefabrIiGen 5aules fommen tonnts ; Gs
erbtelt einen Gbus Dur6 zen uuters
tiefsr uub tonnte f6 nur mibiam bts
3ur nd&fen nt6t sslperrten Bobnune
lGIeppen. Gas ;wetjdbrtee Stne oes
Dabnfnntsen tpar tn 6aufe surad,
eeblieben. Der Yfarrer BON Santas
GrOee psrludte I'm 9aufe bes Na@mtt'
tags nlutbppu bic 6erausBobs res
Stnbes su srlaneen. Der Bitbenes
ssrwstesrte btslslbe, bat oter bsuts frtb
pfer ubr etnsslne S5rpertbetIe Bee
elet9fauS eemorreten Opfers suu, Sem
fer btSuussewOrfsn. Ndbreno Der
Naht eniFoben bic meifen BewObner
Der @aie, In welder cas- 5aus bee
@abnInntsen febt Der awst @swebre,
sinen Aspoloer, uuD mad Ausiuse lsi-
mes 8rurers piel Runttion bat, aus
ttren Wobnunesn. 6eute frIb wurre
abermaIs Elm ifdotii6r poltstf an
Eopfs put1 einen NteO9stte S@ue
perpunbet. BUR Stunce. NO iA rt,lse
ldretbe, IN, Dter ubr Wadmiltaas, III
Der ear3e Ddulsr,G Compiler Dur& Gen
Oarmerte ateeipsrrt. Die Bssttfss
6auptmanulHaft bat in Cara ttIesra<
pbtl6 aneefraat. ob eth Dirseter0 sbruu6
Der S6ubwOfs sesen ben Wdtbenpen
aefattst ist, bat aber stne nenetnenps
IntDort erbaltsn. DIR MsBner Ger
Rir1e poE Santa @rcce, bfrea Nus
gang uur auf pas 6aus Des S9isbsrs
ssbt, fBt felt ben, ssirlsen Aoe Wariu
auf Dem lburm uno ldrett uu, 8rop.
wstl er nidt btnaus3utreten waat. Die
bier aurniiOnirenoen RailaidBer, be-
fanntIi@ liroler, retden bel tbren SfR,
3ieren etne YstttOn uu, rte ancsre elm,
cen ~@rasl" faasen su Dirfen. 81
rem Nunl&e 1T iereh nidt wiQfabrl
UOtpen. 60 l&isbt allo WiOpannt
1cmtc NIT letnsn euten 0ewebren nod
isBt auf isoe &tealur unp isDss Genitet
auf 500 Sdrttt unbstrrt fort. Nads
l&rtft. "a. Mdr;. Die @e, di6te TT
nun gun, uOrlduRssn Abl6lab ssfOm
men. Iomtc wuIre Donnerstas ii
ubr 9ormttass cur6 ben StaDtpO!ts
3ets Serssnten GrSsn unD ben Ser.
pFsss . Bddnmsthr SunOfsfY nod
s~wettdsisem 8tusrltanue bspdIttst
Gem @lciI: bOlpitaI ~lOerseben unp BOT
stnselpsr.t. Der @efanssns bstrdst
f@ btsber rubiS. Sm 8anaeu lrnr>
Oen BON tim cur6 ShlGe suet
perlonen eetSptet unp fieben psrpun
BET.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
.eneelD s. GDmpanD,

Ben Tcnnsers, @cf SrDp. ". q.
6tab'irt teit funfts Sd'r 3t,& @ird.x rrA
@lDdenipelt; afaosmp. Satrtt. 9irdrn &c. SmprsS,S
PARENT Nrunttn8S, 2atdlcse fret Rene gs.nten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
1904

Der uusemstne, @ubtens bsaei&nst miro.
90 BIER nod ntGtS uber baS Datum
Der Gbretie beftmmt III, fam bic trr;
tbImIt&e @nsabe ubne S&aben na6s
trdSIt& bert6ttst tuerben. Die brafts
Itanii&en ptIser aber, bic alet&fals
TIRE @Urberettunsen far ben 3. Stunt
trefsn, rrerber BET ber uetten Gntfsrs
ttune mS8IiGerwetie post festum an
fpnmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

trb(euhtem pndr bic dIte adrte iurldsieet. 60 root Rte
GrudbrunssDrgdne Der 8cptbout ~ ~stlunbr Sb. tiofeit
an unb srbdlt EN- 5oa E fetnsn WuGs unb fine GnSn.
belt. 60 pirb ~hruppiS,s ihTaGes her tronsI DDS 6odr
pieber NIT lebta TEN Ausbiufs bsm auefSa n moHf
bos Wlittsl stn Gnrt unb teftutai f6r6tI6sn DooruoSs
rsrbtdt eannsn qBuds rnf sisbt srbIe &tsm Vbsr erauen1
fiber unb uut6afl d. So tetlt Grtr htrpf unb e Gsrt.
btbt Que Enretn etsittn uno tttd I bic apt ftaut iGbl, low
Der unb fretd BET rreIds Gisn f1aften, Sraptbettsn s.r.
ftlben unn0alid tne.
@ls lameniptletts- 1itttl r'rb 20 rreAen feires ar aeueh.
men une ltehliSsn Parfams apeemein Ssp, itien une NE
gen ees Ian rietltn ~lon;ss u ID frdftiaeu guslebtnS.
a g zen, Saate SsrIttpt, nbsrau tr6saGast,
Sr. 3 y. NDer II. Co., QOEen, NaG.
- ptdtt. unb Gnalat. Gttmisern. WI
Berfanft bon aHen Drpaatntn WIND Nlltneib6nhlern.
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NeD. Ebeo. 8rfiners
6 I f,er,if eierIt Dhf 'xht

1Rrrrp dente Sabre,
Rrdatl;Hfett, Rain mer,
@nttdufGuns unb ,rbli1f
Mnioee-f e ane d en-
boS 5dor erau nno itbe
etnSelne biel(r ur,odtn AZ
rrrIcittsera Nustalea &C.
ntiat
Mper'S Sacr Gtdrs
fungam tItI bat turh
.'an6en unp umfanartts
. Den @ebraub ttfsn,
,dB Is EN- eusfauen Der
fOfCrt EN- 3teI feat,
OF otrsn Wd6sibxn e..
ueuert nab orduSm nAe~
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

SINCE printing the outside pages, and hence the article referring 10 the great scandal of Judge HIlton's con duct with Joseph Seligman and fam fly, we learn that the Selgman family and a family in Tucson a'e related; {; and further that this particular Selig- man family Qor there are severaD is one of the highest social standing, and that Mr. Joseph SelIgman is man of high education and culture, winch cor respond to what the eastern press says in thIS regard. The great question under the circumstances, was simply one of proper department, and that being admitted, none other Save abIli- ty to pay his bilD could justify HIl- tons action. Proper behavior and ability to pay bills incurred, should be the only qualifications of admission to any public hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

Col. R. J. HINTON wants slight pro file maps of the leading mining dis tricts, showing location of mines and general topography, to be placed in his forthcoming book on Arizona He has one of the Globe, Tyndall, Aztec and few others, but wants them of all important districts. Each district ought to take interest enough to pro vide him with such a map. The map will benefit the districts more, per haps, than the book, by giving their characteristics the prominence which can hardly be gwen SD well in words as upon a map. We hope the miners in the several districts will not neglect the cheap method of advertising their localities.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30
Ordinance No. 7.

TNuE COMMON COUNCIL OF TUCSON
 l do OTdain as follows:
 See. ]. \ Municipal Tax Of One Half O. one per cent. value of taxable property is hereby levied and directed tO be cOIlec- ted on demand upon the assessed value of alI property within the corporate limits of the city Of Tucson not exempt from taX-- atinu by the laws Of tho Territory of Ari- ZOua.
 s,c,. 2 Tn Assessor shall make out an Assessment Roll and valuation of the ro;.l property within the city based upon the \ Assessment Roll Of the sheriff Of the County of Pima, for the year lSO, and shall complete the same ready for the in spsclion Of the tax payers on Monday, July 3i, 1877, and the said Assessment Roll shall remain at the office Ot the Re cOrder for inspection, until July, lS77.
 Sec. a.. The Recorder shall cause notice tO be published m the English and span iSh languages that the. Assessment Roll will remain in his office from. July 2d, un-I til July 7th, for the inspection Of all con- cerued; and during that time the Com mon Council will meet as Board OiI Fouai IZation, and upon plicatiOn of any lax. payer or person interested, con siderug himself aggrieved, may review and reduce the said valuation or increase tb, same on sufficient cause shown Co the satisfaction Of said Board Of Equaliza- ton.
 Sec. f. On the 7th day Of July, 1877. the Assessor shalt charge each individual named in the Assessment Roll an amount of tax in proportion To the amount of real estate Of such individual within thel city Of Tucson, and from and aler thel amount Of tax is so added, the assessment shall be known as the Tax Roll, and the Mayor for and on behalf and direction of the Council, shall theTeupon annex hisl warrant duly atteSted by the Recorder, directing the Collector to collect thel amount of tax 90 imposed.
 Sec. .. The Collector shall pay over tOl tbe City Treasurer on Saturday of each week all moneys received on account of tax during the week.
 Sec 0. All the provisions Of an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory Arizona, entitled an act "tO provide revt- nue for The city corporation Of TucSOn," so far as not m conflict or inconsistent with the provisions Of this Ordinance, are hereby extended over and declared in force, in carrying into effect the collection of the tax hereby assessed and imposed.
 Passed in the Council June 29, lS77.
 Attest: JOHN B. ALLEN, Mayor JOSEPH NECGASS, Recorder.
 June 30. 39-iw
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30
The FIlibusLers.

The fellows who keep up talk about gObbling up several northern MeXi- can States are gradually being ex- posed as a set of liars. The last cock and bull story comes from the Wash ington correspondent of the New York Sun, and Is to the effect that notwithstanding all denials, there Is a scheme backed by powerful financial and political men tO seize five of the Northern States of Mexico. He names William NJ Stewar; and John B Frisbie as concerned in it, and alleges that it has the approval of Secretary Evarls, which is not at all likely.
 The very next day the following dispatch was sent out from WashingtoI and really ought 10 settle the matter so far as our government or any of its leading officers are concerned:
 WASHINGTON. June 23.-In conversa- lion with Secretary Eyarts this after noon, your correspondent called his at- tentiOn to a Washington despatch in to- days New York Sun, charging him with secretly conducting or promoting schemes for the disintegraiIon of Mex icO and extension Of our Doundry beyond the Rio Grande The Secre- tary then read the first part of the ar ticle with outward appearance of amusement, which changed. however, to indignation as he progressed toward it's conclusions, when being asked whether he was willing tD say any thing on the subject he replied, No, I'll not go into that matter; it's not worth while to contradict such stories, for as soon as one Is set at rest d fresh story Is invented to take Its place lhc neXs day. Remarking with recovered good nature, You know the news papers must nave their say" the Secre- taly then turned the conversation 10 other subjects.
 Assistant Secretary Seward was buSi- ly engaged, as usual, with lhe current business ot the Department, but took tune io read the Sun article and to remark that Sucn s;oIes were moon shine Il may be added that President Hayes, a few days ago, declared there Was not a shadow Ot foundation for lhe report that the Administration desired, either by force or by dipiOm- acy, tp obtain any portion Of Mexican territory. The fact seems to be that holuer- of Texas depreciation claims and tilbustering soldiers of fortune, reinforced by mining spectators and d certain class Uf politicians out Of employment, have combined 10 revive the old annexation scheme and are trying to create A public sentiment in its favor, by making it appear to be d part, though 1t Is not a part, of the Administration policy of vigorous resistance to Mexican border raids.
 People from San Francisco, ap parcntly having means of correct in formation, have told Us at various times, that President Hayes was really in favor of acquiring more Mexican Territory. The scheme seems to be. merely one that certain aivenlurera who have everything to gain and noth- ing to lose, would like To have assume practical shape, and the reports that many leading politicians of national reputation are encouraging it, are base less.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30
Improved Times tn New York.

IL is stated as an evidence of the improvement Tn the times, that while four months ago there were 50,O00 idle mechanics in New York city, there are now not more than l5,0JO men out of employment The president of the Trades Assembly regards the condi- ton of the workingmen as better than it has been any time for three years past.
 If this improved condition is real in New York, then the whole country even Arizona-will experience some of the good effects. New York is the ac- tual financial center of the United States, and when business is prostrated there, it is to some extent everywhere, and as it improves, SD it does else where, especially in all those sections needing capital more than they do labor.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

MR WARNER BUCK left for San Fran cisco Inst Tuesday, to be gone about two months, when he will again put in an appearance here to prosecute to successful issue his numerous mining interests. Previous 10 his departure he had been on a visit 10 mining local ities in the eastern part of this county. The gold and silver lodges at Dos Ca bezes, north of Bowie, will, MT Buck believes. prove very rich. The Indians are dangerous in that locality which somewhat retarGs operations. There are locations at present by Messrs. Me Dowcll, Bennett, Harte, Casey, Smith and Buck. The Buckeye claim Is q very fine ledge of vast size, being thur ty feet wide. The rock assays $4S in gold and $i9 in silver. The Fl Dora do, silver ledge, has a vein four feet and nine iaches wide The ore shows horn silver and d large amount of chlO- rides, assaying from $500 to 5000. MT. Buck took into San Francisco a quantity of ore from he new Santa Ri ta discoveries of Thos. Roidick.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

FROM the Prescott Enterprise Of June 9:
 Judge Tweed, this morning, sen fenced Henry Hunt to six monohs i'm. prisonmeut and five hundred dollars fine.
 The case Of the United States vs. Malone, charged with murder at Fort Mojaye, is now occupying the atten- ton of the District Court. Hugh Far ley, Esq, conducts the prosecution.
 w. \. Linn is at work on his claim. (the first north eXtension) on the Tiger He has sixteen feet of vein matter that will all pay 10 mill He tells me that he expects his partners, Hank and Iank," up from Tucson next week, when they will put force of men to work and apply for a patent to their bonanza.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30
Order No. 6.

TT IS ORDERED BY THE MAYOR AND | Common Council of the City Of Tucson, aS follows:
 l. The Common Council Of the City of Tucson do hereby constitute and appoint r. k. Fully, Samuel Hughes, F. IT. Good win, DemetriO NelaSco and BTauliO Garcia a Board of Health in and for the City ol Tucson and for sanitary purposes.
 2. Their Jurisdiction shall extend two miles in every direction beyond the city limits.
 3. D. R. Fully is hereby appointed Chair man Of said Board and DemetrlO Velasco, Secretary.
 i. The Council reserves its right to re- yoke any and all Of said appointments of the Board of Health at their pleasure.
 }. The said Board of Health Is authorized and emuOwered tO adopt such measures and issue such orders To the inhabitants relative to the epidemic now prevailing in the ely as they may deem necessary, and enforce obedience Co the same.
 6. 1T any person or persons shall resist the said Board in The discharge Of their duty or shall refuse or fail to obey the or ders Of said Board of Health, such person or persons shall be deemed guilty of a ml.dcmeanOr and the justices of the peace and eN-OihciO Recorder are hereby author lIed and requlfed Co cauSe the arrest Of such person or persons and punish the same by nue or inprisOnment in such sum or for such length Of time as he may deem just.
 :. The said Board Of Health Is hereby au- thorized Co eNpend such sum or sums of money as they may deem Eece s>ary 10 re- store the health of the city, and the Chair man shall draw his warrant on the Com mon Council from time 10 time for the same.
 $ The Mayor IS hereby authorized to dIaW warrant on the Treasurer from time tO time in favor Of the Board O. Health for such sums as the warrant Of said Board may call for.
 9. The said Board will make weekly re- ports to the Council on the sanitary con dltlon Of the city, the numbe of deaths tne number Of nvw eases Of the contagious diseases, and on such other matters a. they think proper
 Passed In the Common Council, June 29, lol4. JOHN E. ALLEN, Mayor,
 Attest; JOSEPH NEUGASs, Recorder. June Sl. S9-iT
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-30

ST. JOHN, June 23.-Thirty bodies have thus far been recovered, and as many more persons are missing, and if is impossible, as yet, to tell accurately the exact loss of life. Ram cOmmenc- ed falling last night, which had the ef- feet of checking the flames to a great extent among the smouldering ruins. During the progress of lhe fire robbery was carried on by many beariless will Hans in the bcldest and most unblush- ing manner.