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The New York herald., 1877-10-19
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THBArRE COMiQrE. 6is BkoADwAY
4 HAhkiGAS HAhr...-..--.........-..-fr froprietors
HARxIaAN AND RXRT Ia fiiR Blue AND GRfY.
QUILrER AND GOLDRIcH- THE MOROScO FAMILY
EEEGysoy , Axp AAfk BAehow Asss HKoTHEhs.
Am fihIrr pi,pIEIr sELon ASp nv A.SiH MOORE
WILL MORTON, GAAs piAMokD CHARLEY
WEDNESDAY. MATISEE SATURDAY
NIBLos GARDEN
Every evening and Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
the eminent Actor. NJ JOSEPH PROCTOR, the Jib-
benanosay originally played BY him and declared Of
ths Of the staget played BY
him IN every county where the Engsh Language "
spoken.
GRAND OPKkA HOUSE
OPooLE 4 DONXKLLY.; ;....... Lcssocs and Ssnseers
RESERVED SEATS tOrchestxs Crcle) so ccnts. may
be secured days advance Box Office all day
CROWDED HOUSES
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGEa.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse warranted sound Kind and In
harness. fron three days - given
10
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

4 UcTioN HOUSE OF VAN rAssgLa.- KEX1RNKY
- no ASD !i2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR <TH Ay
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

AMusEMESrs.
TTXIoH SQUARE THEATRE ------
rroprs,or ,or.--..-............Mr SHERIDAN sHooR
A'''S LAST .wKEk. BUr oaE A5 5p = raE II pAhAhA
AND pHEi.sTiSAhl Exif wkhk sBaSoS BaT SsE
40 ANA'' 'Disiiss1' Mss sIsG5iH sIsssi1'pi MOORE
xA s. C WILLIAMSON
srRvcS OIL
this ''''ss'1 Y sESISa ssasd NEXT
for shs whole o. week admirable eharacss
'''s' written TRH cnlSkss atEsfASS emitted
EATs Viii re-
;sss IN in % On u:
oT 9H; : sso ~ re s. O. s .,. ms
0'' iSk g:sd b.SiSc b; fiiH: success OF the
TIT. ssD s
Box sheet for nng night snd after Monday
octobsr ~
Union SQUARE THEATRE EXTRA
In order give special sttrac.ivensss 80 the PARK-
WELL WEEK of tho highly successful engagement Of
Mis-, xAGoIE MOORE
Mr. }. O. WILLIAMSON.
ns A.,; e A' sS Y
evening curing the following week Of AZ o1sn. and
During tho farce Miss MOORE will mo Irish Need
Apply and Larry Malone
Miss MOORE and Mr. WILLIAMSON will give choice
vocal and instrumental selections from vorise cninsss
opera
'sTRUcK OiLc will begin at O'Clock precisely.
THE CHlNESB QUESTION" ~ lo:2n
LNiFrH AVENUE THEATRE. OPERA.
L THIS FRIpAYl EvRNINo
THE HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
will revive. by general request BaIieis n.xsterpiece
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Miss MELVILLE (hrst time hsre) s..,,.......ARLlNK
. with introduced song. "Lo Hear the Gentle LsrkW
Connt Arnheim first time) .........Mr Henry Pcakes
Thaddeus ....................M Mr. William Castle
Florenston Especially engaged Mr. Tom whcn
TO-MORKON. MATINEE AND EVENING. THE BOHl<
MAN GIRL
MONDAY, CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Box sheet ready
1lKYANTS OPERA HOUSE.
ONos. 72S and T3O Broadway. oppo York oteL
CROWDED HOUSES TRIUMPHANT sUCCESS
BRYANT'S MlNSTkELS
under tho .n .naeemcnt Of SkiL BRYANT.
First wcok OF tho nnghabie Burlesaues, entitled HE
LENS BABiEs, and LOVE IN ruB BY HunHKY
and DAVE REED EVERY EVENING a. d and sATUR-
DAY MATINEE ut 2 Popular prices &c soc. 75c Mat
I'M Audnu
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uSCLR TOMS CABIN

200 i GHxuiNE HsDouTiiEaKsY coioREiii ' PEOPLE
IN fhE GREAT PLANTATION SCENE
New and beautiful sc.ncry and Effects.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT a
DROADWAY THEATRk AIMEE.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS VRIDAD sALR.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNoR sALE-FISEsT, Handsomely AND CLOSEST
mated pair rich dark brown Horses In the statc ID
hands yearss warranted sound and Eind
GEO U LEHN Raston. Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
: 'GCFOuLEY's e; EXCURSION.

Gouley has eompleted his arrangements
Jor three Excursions. Two to come of on
ThuIsdsy, the "A Of August, and will leave
French street wharf at 5 O'Clock, on steamer
TT Camden, and from thence BY rail, the
enc Atlantic City, and the other 70 CApe
Nay, allswing 6K houn on the shore =
each plass, arriving homo n 10K o'cioss =
the evening. The other TO Long Braneh,
Asbuty Park. and Ocean Grove, to leave
Trssch street wharf At 8 o'clock, August
3sd, On steamer - Camden, and thence BY
rail, allowing 8 hours on the ground, srriv-
ing homo u 10K O'Clock in the evening. Il
being thslsss week Of camp, 1t will afford
many IN opportunity to be there on that
Interesting occasion. n
Tcksts TO Atlantic City, $20o to Cape
Nay, 600; Long Branch, Asbury Park,
and Oesan Grove, $2.35. a
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
-xrENT MEHTIEu.

" -'-avN ~ 4
The tent, on lot = 4sh and 1eosasd 49,
had been erected for the Gospel tsmpsrascs
meeting, was pnrchashsd on Fdday oy Rev.
~. knnG. 1hs Gospd snnrsseshy
~ ~ 1sld there last evening, ~ walfSe
held there this evening.
The temperance meeting had engaged the
tsss for a-moalh, o. ua'A ssld.s The ~
chase y II. Kraner, therefore lssvN
them without tent for tho present. Tiny
viii continue at City Hall until another tent
~ b secsrsd. "a fTE T ~
/ I(r. Krsnsf viii preach there sunday
morning and evening, and organize asociety
OF Christians, whose creed shall b Tic
Bible and whose only hope the second com.
ing of Christ. .g,s grRH q
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
l|13t16jS.

I TfErdhBE14ion In Deuistry. or.
ndNs1 c. - succes . issertsrs Iof
beautiful gum ensmelled tssth, and IN tr.
dsr 70 enpply the nany thoussnds, - W. ~
i |i'SII, 'S:;s:' s; =; * ':;{:k3H@1r]|&tS';;i t';i
W. stoughtonA Bro, No. 1199 Vnhsssr4S
Philadelphis.
sa)9P.5 )9P.5ssBsxasx1' ssBsx H'''' ?
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23

Don't fail to 60 to Barnum, Hotel 10.
night. Snapper Soup served in the finest
yle.
No Opium! !! No Morphia or other DANCER.
Gus drug 10 contained in DR.. BULLS Rshv
syrup, for the relief of Collie. Teething
etc. Price IS cents. h'
II am going to Chadwick's 1ca c-..u
Isrden and Museum, Tonight" "Whv.
what are you going there for. Rosv ~
There will be full orchestra of mns,c
tnere again; spent a pleasant evening
there, last Saturday. 1t was crowded WITH
persons from all parts of the cttv. Don,
all to be there"
Everybody is going to Iarnum's Hotel
tonight, to enjoy feast of Snapper sonn
cor. 9Th and Orange st.
The Philadelphia agent, John Mellon
cor. OF 9th and Christian streets. is one ~
tne most obltgiDg, whole souled fellows
sliys, and to obliee party would 70 over
to New York, aud select quarters, Anv of
our readers, who intend going to Eurone.
vii save money by communicating vttb
John NJ lion. Second cabin passenger, are
oeat With, upon equally liberal terms. The
New York agents are Austin Baldwin 4
70, ~ broadway, one Of tho Arss houses
Athat city.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
Hotel Arrivals.
~o~a0

CLAxXVN 0VV0As ElHf
G. Licken, Jr., Trenton, N. J. ,.- (
George Lendrew, Phils.
Thomas r. Green and wife, New York.
". Il. Smith, Jr., New Haven, Conn.
George W. Carson, New York. ~,
G. J. Forsstal, Phila. 7ag7n r2q'
]. 8. Prettyman, Milford.
Oliver Adams, London, England. aja
o. n. Head, Pittsburgh, Pc. NuBagai
theodore P. Fanell Penn.
TIT eg DELAWARE Hous1.
Jsnes J. Smith and wife, Phila. Hin
JAlnss Devins, -"'- I" . VI '"
Harry Marks, /" ... ~,fs
George A. Green, Bait. ii, rsrg
J.F. Yost, Pittsburgh, Pa. gd
T. +. Loudon, Richmond, Va,
". Trowbridgs, New York. y,saS ssgG
SIT e ~ a 49,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23

( Losx Our FoR sCHsAr sapISrAt !
Clsney's, 5O4 West second III tn2 doof
from Washington, In Second ~ caeapep
place In the city. Shoes either reo0y-ms1
or made to order. Y 'sa!ESt'T
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
COMMUNICATION.

WILMINGTON, June %, 1877.
Nh. EDlToH IL beg permission to ex-
press through your columns my disappro.
baton Of the ruling of case which came
before Justice Frazer this evening, in which
I VA one Of the principal parties.
The case Is In substance as follows On
Ju"e s, : certain Philip Gray came to nay
store in Miller court, and purchased pair
of shoea. and as he did not have money
enough to pay for them, he left Is cents
and ssh be would call in two weeks and
pay the balance and take the shoes He
failed to call, however, urtil this afternoon,
and then told me be had changed bis mind in
regard to the shoes and that he wanted q psir
Of CATERS instead. The price of the gai ers
wns1 30. BE paid me u 90, which, with
the25 cents previously paid, made Sl.25 he
then asked me to take his old shoes as Sc
curisy for the oter tweu'y five cents. This
Irefused TO do, aud he swore be would
have the CATERS, and attempted to 20 from
my sto'e With the goods 10 bis possession
! took the goods away from Gray, and then
Gray sued me for larceny, for the amount
Of one dollar. Upon coming before Justice
Frazer, the case was decided against me,
an" I vas obliged to pay the one dollar and
Ok 20.
NoH. Mr., Editor, I desire to ask If 4 man.
doing business 10 city like Wilmington.
has any redress from such wrongs a. this
Is man compelled 10 see his goods taken
from bis store, when only q part Of tbe
price has been paid, or worthless securi,v
left for the b.lancei Or, If he refuse to
lot the goods be taken from bis premises. i,
he then liable for the costs of . hearing be,
fore justicei
It seems to me that Justice Frazer IA,
done me wrong, else what redresa h,a m
honest man from the depreciation, which
are daily being perpetrated upon society by
worthless tramps and thieves.
Yours respectfully,
PATRICK MALoNr.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-23
NOTICE.

.llW NOTICE.
Haying purchased fhe |atef Np9ved
SnDatlfSi.1A @fiadSl 6l1g NV q.
dsib; y <Nf se6sk d sAs>1sS TIL sahe Pl
the p.inle.. eFlr.ettea ,oa sssiA,dissts p
teeth q prices 70 suit I'll.
{ N0ls -Yaav D1. GosLIN,
aprlstf Y TOT Z. Ma.aslfEssst Y n
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
NEW ADHERTLSEMEN7TS.
Dissolution Notice.

TlHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO l fore existing under the name and style of Summers & Cum, in the law business at Florence, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal oi J. P. Cum from said partnership.
 H. B. SUMMERS.
 J. P. CLUM. Florence, Arizona, December IA, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Another Stage Robbery.

The stage that left Tucson at two o. clock p. m. on Wednesday was stopped by two armed men, about eleven o'clock at night, just this side of Desert Sta ton. The robbers permitted the driver to cast his experienced eye down the barrels of their well charged shot-guns and then requested him to "disgorge. " Under the circumstances the driver concluded 10 allow them to examine the express box-which they did and then allowed the stage to pass on with out further molesting the driver or passengers.
 Advice from Mir. Frank Staples, the Tucson Express agent, says there was not a cent in the box, so that the would be robbers have only gained crime without booty. We understand parties from Tucson were to start in pursuit of the robbers at once. We are heartily glad to learn that nothing was lost, and trust the highwaymen may be caught, when, instead of reveling with ill-got- ten gains, they will have the pleasure of contemplating 8 possible twenty years at hard labor.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
from the Yuma Sentinel.

The Sioux are having things pretty
 much their own way just now, around
 Deadwood. Where's Howard?
 The coming big job is to get tht
 Palace Hotel, of San Francisco, sold
 to the United States for Postoffice
 Court rooms, etc. We'll, why not?
 The Cronica says that Alexande
 Willard, for many years American consul at Guaymas, will receive the nomination of Minister to Brazil. Bul
 ly for Willard.
 On Monday came Col. John D. Ora ham of the Aztec Syndicate, with eigh fine, large Kentucky mules, good sad dle horse, two ambulances and the most complete travelling outfit evel brought into Arizona.
 On Wednesday morning came Col. W. J. Boyle, well known in mining circles, and Col. R. J. Hinton, of the Post, both interested in the Aztec dis. trict. With them came a party of east ern capitalists, travelling for pleasure, health and information. They are guests of the gentlemen named and will be shown everything of interest in Southern Arizona Their party consists of Col Charles Tozer. an old Arizonian who has made one of his periodical "big raises" who knows the Santa Ritas and wants some; Dr. H. R. Al. len, founder and proprietor of the Med ical and Surgical Institutes at Indian apolis, Philadelphia, Atlanta and San he is known as an able business man of ample fortune and has been very successful in mining enter prises in Nevada and Montana; Mr Alexander Wildin, wealthy retired merchant of Philadelphia; Mir. John K. Wallace, one of the great oil men of and the Pennsylvania oil country; MT. F. H. Steele, a wealthy DduhCl Ol llO Oll HllO OCCu up mining properties in Mon tana and takes an interest in such en- terprises, though he is here chiefly in search of health. MT. E. Conklin, an artist connected with Frank Leslie and agent of the American Press Associa- ton, is also a guest of the party and wIll take photographic views and sketches of the Santa Rita mountains, mines and other objects of interest. He has been out here before and is well and favorably known. The party will take It's time in reaching Tucson. They propose to camp one night at the Casa Grande and sleep in the old ruins level in the halls of the Montezumas. These eastern men are prepared to overlook the newness and difficulties of the country. They are men who move at home in circles where Arizona most wants to be known and talked about. They will go back and be liv- ng, eloquent advertisements of Arizona and do much to influence capital to see us.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Late Tncson Items.

Samuel J. Moore, alias Winslow, who figured in and out of the Tucson jail, and whose operations here cost one of his associates an indictment and trial, was recently tried in San Fran CISCO for embezzlement of funds in- trusted with him by T. Parrott, and the jury disagreed.
 W. M. Leet has returned from Moha- ve county and purchased the Picacho, a patented mine in Cababi District He and Hill DeArmitt, of Florence, have gone to the mine with view to arrange for actual mining,
 Very rich ore has lately been struck in the Alta mine near the old Patago- nia. D. T. Harshaw has just been in and had four assays made of the new strike, and they run from $465 to $1030 per ton, showing an average of over $700. Harshaw brought in sixty-four pounds silver obtained by lixiviation, but says the company will at once be- gin shipping their rich ore to San Fran cisco.
 Reports from the various mines in Gro Biauco and other districts are full of encouragement. ThOs. Steel is in from the Santa Rita placcrs and re- ports ar immense fall of rain there last Saturday, and it is expected much placer gold will be taken out. The rain in and about Tucson amounted to as much as three inches, and fell so gradually as to give the ground a pret- ty thorough soaking.
 The old corner so long occupied by THE CITIZEN is now used for family grocery store by the irrepressible I. Goldberg. He says he will keep up the reputation of that corner for the sale of the very best of articles.
 There is a project on foot to greatly improve the valley in front of Tucson. Some of the old acequlas are to be abandoned and new and better and more convenient ones constructed. Broad streets are in the plan with foot paths on both sides and trees planted so as to give shade to drive and walk ways in Summer. Throughout the town a number of valuable buildings are to be constructed, including a tasty Church by the Presbyterian society, fully organized here.
 General and extensive preparations are being made by the patrons of the pubic and private schools, to give the pupils suitable presents and accepta- ble entertainment on Christmas.
 It is thought that there is needless delay in the payment of any indebted ness here. There is plenty of money in the Depository and Congress has placed it at the disposal of the War Office, and the telegraph line has not been down much of late.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Assessment Notice.

GENERAL LEE SILVER MINING VI Company. Location Of principal place Of business, San Francisco.
 Location Of works, Msricopa County. Globe District, Arizona Territory.
 Notice Is hereby given, that at meet Ing of the board of Directors, held on the Sd day of December, 1877, an assessment (No. lj of Five Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable Immediately, in United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the office of the Company, BIO Pine street, Room l2, San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the fifth day of January, 1878, will be delinquent and ad- vertised for sale at public auction, and un. less payment Is made before, will be sold on MONDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH day of JANUARY, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adYer- Using and expenses of sale. By order Of the Board of directors.
 THOS. E. ATKINSON, Secretary.
 Office-5l0 Pine street, Room l2, San Francisco, California. l04w
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Picket Post IEcnns.
PICKET PosT, December

PICKET PosT, December 2.
 EDITOR CITIZEN has beer so much stir and hustle Tn our little berg this last week that 1 thought Il might be of interest to the readers ot THE CITIZEN to know how we are get ting along out in thIs part of the coun try.
 The Silver King Company's 5-stamp. mil is still pounding away at the rock from the old dump, with good results Another 2stamp-mlll is on the ground and two furnaces are in course of con- one under the able manage ment W. Kearsing. We have also sev- eral stores, saloons, restaurants, black smith shop and such other trifles as are necessary for lively modern town. The postoffice has been removed to new store on Main street, above MT. Mason's store building. Pete Egloff is repairing his saloon and putting it in firstclass order. H. De- Groot is putting up an assay office, and the town generally is on the i'm prove.
 Last Sabbath we buried Mir. James Lewis, whose sad death you chroni- cled last week. He was one of the most energetic prospectors and miners in this section, and we trust he has iound a far richer bonanza in the fu- .ure world than he ever even dreamed )f in this.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Nominations Confirmed by. the
 Senate.

WASHINGTON, December A. The Senate yesterday confirmed the follow ing nominations: Indian Agents-W R. Halter ofSt. Louis, of Moquis Pueb To agency, Arizona; Andrew Cronley of Tucson, Papago agency, Arizona John T. Pyle of Helena, at Navajo agency; John c. Mallery, Jr. of Port land, Oregon, at Colorado river agen. cy, Arizona; Charles H. Howard of Detroit, Receiver of Public Money al Santa Fe, New Mexico.
 The President will submit to Con. gress a message on civil service reform soon after the holidays. It will be ac- companied by report from the old Civil Service Commission.
 A Bismarck special says: One com pany of cavalry left for the Hills to- day, and three more follow on Sunday next.
 The Senate has confirmed the nomi- nation of John B. Hawley of Illinois, as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Sheriff Sale.
Andres Eshallier vs. Charles Calais
 and Frederick Irwin.

Andres Eshallier vs. Charles Calais
 and Frederick Irwin.
 .DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ID issued out Of the District Court of the First Judicial District, Arizona Territory, in and for the County Of Pinal, on the 7th (seventh) day of December, A. D. 1871, in the above entitled action, wherein An dres Echaliear is plaintiff, against Charles Calais and Frederick Irwin are defend ants, obtained a judgment and decree against Charles Calais on the 27th day Of November, A D. 1877, for the sum of s647.- 45, SIX Hundred and Forty-seven dollars and Forty-fve cents) in lawful money of the United States, am commanded to sell all that certain lot or parcel of land, sit uate6, bounded ano known as follows, viz:
 Lot Number l5S, (0ne Hundred and Eff ty-eight) according to the plat of Levi Ruggles, Esq, of the town Of Florence, Arizona Territory, which Is part Of the Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty six, Township No. Four, (D South of Range Number Nine (9) East of Glla and Salt River Meridian, together with all im- provements thereu1to belonging.
 Public notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1878, at II o'clock a. m, in font of the Courthouse at Florence, Pinal County, Arizona Terri tory, will in obedience to the said order Of sale and decree, sell the above describ- ed property, or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy plaintiffs iudg- ment, with in terest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
 P. R. BRADY, Sheriff. J. D. REYMERT, Atty for Plt'ff.
 Florence, December If. 10-3w
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS- ID sued out of the District Court Of the First Judicial District, Arizona Territory, In and for the County of Pinal and Terri tory Of Arizona, dated November 2lst. A. D. 1877, in certain action wherein Daniel Parey as plaintiff recovered judgment against the Washington Mining Com- pany, defendant, for the sum Of One Hun- dred and Forty Dollars and Fifty Three Cents, with interest at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum and costs of suit, and which said judgment inclusive Of costs amounting to Two Hundred and Twenty dollars and Forty cents, and which said judgment was duly docketed in said County.
 Ihave levied upon the following describ- ed property, to-wit: That certain mining claim or location known as the Washing ton Mine, situated about one-half mile north of the Silver King Mine, Pioneer District, Pinal County, Arizona Territory, located on the 22d day of February. A. b. 1876, by James Lillie, of which the notice of location was filed in the Recorders of- flee Of Pinal County, Arizona, and there rceordSd m the 2qth day of March 4. n. 1876. in the Book One of Records Of Mines, page 222.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of January A. D. 1878, at 10 o'clock &. m. of that day, in front of the Court house Of said County at Florence, I will sell all the right, title and interest of the said Mining Company in and to the above described property, at public for cash to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Dated Sherifns Office, Pinal County, Ar zona Territory, December :. 1877.
 P. R. BRADY, Sheriff. J. D. REYMERT, Atty for Pltff.
 December fl. I0-3w
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.
Congressional.

SAN DIEGO, December 13. -Presi- dent Hayes nominations to the New York Custom House were rejected by vote of 22 to 26.
 Texas Pacific bill is now in the hands of the committee in each House.
 Bill in aid of the Southern Pacific and granting the extension of the road from Yuma to Fl Paso was introduc- ed in the House yesterday.
 There is a strong probability of the passage of the silver bill.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14

And more especially Pinal county, for with her bonanzas she has raised men from actual want to prominent bankers on Montgomery street, and pumpkin raisers to mining capitalists, and this too, without bilking any one out of a dollar. PIONEER.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
Serious AccIdenI.

We learn from Globe City, that a young man named Coover, had hIs foot badly crushed at the Champion Mill the other day. Dr. Williams of Los Angeles, who happened to be visiting at McMillen Camp, kindly responded to the call for medical aid, and the terrible fracture will receive skillful attention at his hands. We understand that amputation will be necessary.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14

THE New Mexican says: John P Cum, former Indian Agent, has as sumed proprietorship of the Arizona Sentinel, now published at Florence in that Territory.
 This IS very good NIT. Manderield, but the Sentinel happens to be pub lished in Yuma under the management of our able and ready friend MT. George Tyng. The name of the Flor ence paper IS TIE ARIZONA CITIZEN.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
The Capture of Plevna.

The Russian victory at Plevna is very complete. They have 10000 Turk ish prisoners, besides 10000 sick and wounded. All the provisions, stores etc, have fallen into the hands of the Russians.
 Turkey is now feeling her way for peace, and the war is regarded virtually near an end.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-14
The Senatorial Contest.

The Senatorial contest in the Califor. mia Legislature is well under way, but so far no prediction can be made. Me Donald, Hager and Farley, are the three leading candidates.
 Gold and Greenbacks unchanged.