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Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Mining Locations and Real Estate
 Transfers.

Our obliging County Recorder kindly furnishes us with the following mining locations and real esiule transfers which have been filed in In" County Recorders office within the last week:
 Isabella, in Globe District, by A. l.. By. ron; Babe, In Pione r District. by F. B el. CT, J. D. Reymeret and E. Van Hasslocher: oakland, in Pioneer District by D. H. CrUcker; Germ IniH, in Pioneer District. oy Charles Sinith ant W. II. Lampkar; Pacific, H1Out four miles north west 0. Pi- n al Camp, by (. F. Buck; k Iwan, in same locality, by Charles Hayes and C. F. Buck Justice and rnO;n uson. in Piuneer District, oy F. B. Graham; lOl ana Monarch, In Globe District, by Geo. H. Moose, O. A. Hyatt, and F. E. Webster; Morning Star, m Pioneer District, by J. F. Gabriel; Nun Snunk and Ne Plus Ultra, in Pioneer Dis Lrici, Oy ;. B FIrnmam; Silver Coin Hnd Gem. in Pioneer District, by D. M. Hyde.
 REAL E>TArE TRANSFERS.
 A. l.. Byron IO J. D. Gray, 25O feet in the Mineral Hlll mine, 2JO feet tn the Sunset hhlne ana lZ) feet m the Surplus mine; all located in Globe District, Consideration sl. A. l.. Byron to II. G. Blxby and $. U. HOib'oDE, 300 feet in the Mineral Hill mine, 5CO feet in the Sunset mine and 2jO feet in the Surplus mine; all in Globe Dis Irict. c 'nsideration, Sl. B. F. Standifer tO H. G. Dfxby, $ G. Holbrook and J. b. Gray, mill site Of i've acres. situated half Il mile west of the Miami mine, in Globe D.s.rict. and located by A. l.. Byron. in conjunction with the Blue-tailed Fly min- ing ciain. Consideration, SlOO. Estevan k tmirez t0 Cornelius c trolI, one half lot in the town of Florence. Cons alteration, S}0U. ". T. MenIenhalI anu David An. der,0n to ". H. BOothe, the West Union mine in P.Oueer District. Consideration. s55(O.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Carrying the Mails.

The Second Assistant Postmaster. General has prepared an advertisement inviting proposals for carry ing the mails on all routes in the Southwestern and Pacific coast States and Territories during the four years 10 commence next July. It is dated November 1, and will be sent shortly 10 all postmasiers ia those sections, tn be conspicuously posted for at last thirty days before the time fnr receiving bids These ad- vertisements are no longer made in newspapers, as Washing ton dispatch, October 2S.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Application for Patent.
sToNEwALL JACKSON MINING
 CLAIM.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA, November 6, 157T. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN the McMillen Silver Mining Com | any, a corporation organized under tho laws of the Staie Of California, having their office Hnd principal place nf business tn the City Of santa Rosa, Sonoma County, C lifOTnin, by their attorney, John J. De- vine, whose postOfbce address Is Florence PinaI County. Arizona, has this day mado application Tor a patent to the Stonewaii Jackson Mine or L.1e, situated In the Globe District, Final County, Arizona, un. der the laws of the United Staies and the
 rcrTifDry Of Arizona, for twenty acres oi mineral land described as follows In the
 1eld notes, certified by the Surveyor Gen eral of AriZona:
 Beginning at the NV corner Of said claim where Is set h stone lSxlixlO Inches,
 Tked S. J. No. ", in mound of stones four feet high and four feet at base from the corner, and also for a mineral mOnu- iRent, and rom which McMillen's Peak be:.rs N 391[s S, also d domed topped butte bears S Es l.; thence along the Northwest erly boundary Of said mining claim S nNo
 W (var. I.}o 4Y F. by observation of Polar. IS) 2 l7 chains, lt62.22 feet tn SW corner of said claim, al a stone marked :. J. No. l, m q mound; thence S. q" 4a E 4.544 chains, 300 feet 10 5t monument Of stones on the lode set for a dividing line between the StC newall Jackson and Robert b. Lee mine, 906 chains 800 feet to stone Tn monument marked '. J. No. 2; thence along the eas erly boundary of said claim and at p IT chains l3I3 = feet to stone in . monument; thence N 1T flew Alonr the dividing line between the StOnewall Jackson and Hannibal Mining Claim. chain 6 feel tO a creek 70 linkS wide, run ming I.5il chains SO feet to a stone moDu-
 ment On the lode and co chains 6O0 feet tO the place of beginning. The claim is bounded on fhJ ~ r. end by the Hannibal claim: on the SW end by the Robert r.. Lee claim and nor:hWssterly by the Sur plus claim.
 Adverse claims, 1T any, must he nled In this office within sixty days rom tbis date or they will be barred by law.
 CHARLES D. POSTOS, Register | November e. O!VN
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

H. s. HARRIS passed through town recently with a band of 200 fine goats of the Angora and Cashmere species, taking them to his ranch on the San BenitO. Mir Harris, about three years ago, went to Asia Minor and brought back with him thirteen head of these celebrated breeds. They present now a handsome flock. W H. Hall, Of San Jose, having a band of the same spe- cies, Mir Harris bought in with him and mixed them together. We saw one of the finest bucks of the flock. The mohair on ils shoulders and neck was about ten inches long and as soft as silk.-Santa Cruz Transcript.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Two patents are applied for this week.
Thanksgiving Proclamation

The President has issued proclama. lion setting apart tie 29 h day of the present month as day of national thanksgiving and prayer. Oflhe many national blessings which call forth ex. presSiUns of universal gratitude from the American people, the President al. ludes 10 some in the following Ian. guage:
 Over a wide territory our country, win all ils diversity of soil and climate ani products, the earth has yielded a bnunuful return 10 the labor ut the bus. bandman The health of the people has been bIIghted by no prevalent or widespread disasters. \" great disas- ters of shipwreck upon our coasts, or to our commerce Oa the seas, have brought loss and hardship 10 merchants and mariners, and clouded the happy ness of the community with sympathet- ic snTrOw. In all that concerns nur strength and peace and greatness as a nation; in all that touches the peIma- hence and security of our government, and the benefcent institutions on which it rests; in all that effects the charac. Ter anI disp ISiliol of our penple, and tests our capacity to enjny and uphold the equal and free condition ot society now permanent and universal through out the lini, the experience of the last year is conspicuou>ly marked by the protecting providence of God. and is full of promise and hope for coming generations.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

DR. r. VAN IiASsL0CHER, wnoSe cara appears on our first page, has only been m our community abOut two months but has already secured a large and growing practice. and K acquiring reputation which deserves tO be extended. Our Ter rliory has few physicians Of his learning, experience and skill. To be in his con genial society is always coveted pleas ure, and the sick mediaiely revive m der the almost magic influence of his care and treatment. Florence Is indeed for tunate in securing tine services or Dr. Van Hasslncher. and we sincerely hope he will remain long and prosper. Persons desiring 10 consult him will find him at ais office in Dr. ChapIn's new drug store.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WHEN we first came to Arizona, we were told that Florence was very bad place. the haven of desperadOes and heafhen. Either our ihformstion was incorrect, or else things have changed, for last Sunday n Sabbath School was commenced here under very encouraging circumstances and with n goodly number present. This lS another step forward. and we hope Hnd believe this good wotk will succeed. We may not be as wicked as the people In Tucson and Prescott, but yet we need a Sabbath School and A church as we'll AS they Go.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

n3. s. B. CHAPIN, our obliging and com petent druggist, has received a large stock Of drugs and medicines from Colorado which are taslIly displayed and present q snowy appe trance in his handsome store The Doctor is well prepared now to i'll all orders ana prescriptions, and wili do SD with prom otneSS and care. D. Chtpin is yonng man of ability and per'ever ance, and has a thorough m 'dic q ednca- lion. having graduated from the C ,Iumbia Medical College, WaShinsto b C., In 1871. He has made brave anu creiituble beginning in Florence and we heartily wish him abundant success In his busi ness and practice.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

Born departments Oi our public school are In a fiOurishing condition. The chii dren are regular in their attendance and progressing tn tn ;ir studies, and the teach ers-well. we wont say our say on the school question this week. The subject demands more time that we happen to nave at our fingers end Just now. We will come again.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FLORENCE will be treated to concert and ball given by Prof. Fisher on Tuesday evening next, at Longs Hall. Musical entertainments are seldom in this part of the country, and an should avail them selves of this opportunity for little in- nocent enjoyment. See advertisement elsewhere.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WokK on MT. CollngwoOl's new resi- idence is progr 'ssiug rapi fly, and when lcompleted will be one of the finest home in Arizona. It occupies one Of the mos.
 de ,irable blocks in town and has a front roof TIc foundation wall is three feet
 thick and is sunk eight feet below the sur
 face. There will be six spacious aOlri-
 ments il the main building and one story extension in the rear containing a commodious dining room and u neatly ap- pointed Kitchen. 4 building like this k an ornamen: tO any place, ana Mir. Col llngw0od deserves great credit for his en- terprise and generous outlay of capital.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

TIE following items from Jos Ceiling wood Co. were furnished us by their Obliging bOok-xeeper, Mir. Frank MassC- letti:
 General merahRndise recrived-Novem- l. per train Of J. Kerr, 1915 pounds; No. vemher 8, per train Of I. Brash. 3j,II9 pounds; total, 43, ,l6j pounds.
 COnSignmentS-FOr Mir. Townsend & Co.,, GIobe City, 7,l77 pounds; for Logan & Vosburg. Globe City. l93O pounds; total, 9,iO7 pounds,
 The above consignments were iorward- el by David Neahr Of Yuma.
 Dispatched-NOvemb ,, to Kerens X Mitchell, Yuma, per train or c. l.. Field, l9,9 f pounds barley; November5, per train of J. Ward, ll,O26 pounds; total, SI ,OlO pounds.
 Also per train oi J. Ward to D. Neahr. Yuma, 5.g5S pounds or silver ore from the McMiIlan Silver MahuActurIng Company Of Globe District.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
[ CAL MATTERS

THE shades of night were falling fast
 A through the town a uurr, mast
 Who bore pack half filled with "maIzn And m tue other half some nice
 Potatoes
 We are particularly fond O. Irish pntl toes, but since We have beea m Florence, our eye has not once rested on n s.m. pie or this choice fruit. until the other day, while waaderin! among the high ways and by.wtys We saw,-O, chvrishe vision!-Scme Irish potatoes. Our Celes. tial was at once disp ttcheI with a sack to secure for us fir,y p1uu is of the coveted article. He soon returned with sack half full and also a bill for seven dollar. and fifty cents. Well, "? have set those potatoes away in u special casket as a re served luxury.
 We can see no reason for this scarcity of poiatoes-iifeen cents per pound IS much too high. This year line dry weather caus .ei Sad havoc among the poIatoes-tnal may account for the scarciiy-but we say to the ranchmen, False potatoes. Their culture Is simple, and the demand l. greal Every one wants potatoes, and will have them if obtainable at reasonable -ates Pio~ and plant your fields. take good care of the crop and when the harvest comes you will find millions In it,"
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FLORENCE Is soon to have new coIrt' house. The plans and specifications nf ihe building are all completed and many thousand adobes have been made and the foundations laid by prison labor. Propo- sals are now invited for the completion oi the structure, which is well arranged for the purposes for which It is intended. and will be, when completed, an ornh- ment 10 the town and convenience much needed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

JoHS ]. DIVINE, cierR O. our District Court, furnishes us with the following list ul cases from the court calendar:
 The Territory of Ariz lna vS. Michael Rogers: the Tertiary of Arizona vs. Mich apl RIger>; the Territory Of Arizona vs. E Twin A $ S,xe; the Territory Of Arizona vs. W C Ferguson, appellant. M Mcken na vs. Geurse Taylor; F [, Austin and Vim Dempsey vS. Milton Ward; w H Suther- lat,d vs. Wm Futile, Sheriff PInai county and John " Sweeney: F NJ Slanknrel vs. u M Bannm tn; Andrew LEksy vs. A F. Sax; F. 0 Strltton vs. Frank Morris; Pe- ter FOrbach, et alS, vs. David ShulteS; w F Hamilton, ct als, vS. B w Reagan; G \ Nasn vS. Peter Van Hareh; Territory oi Arizona vs. T Hayden; Banman, et als, vs. E B Jones. ct al; NJ l. Power and l. Clark vs. B W Comedy anl r Connel- ly: ; II Drachmau vs Antonio Galiardh; U II Archibald vs John Simon;J A Pat risks vs. " V Elliot; M l. Power vS. Aaron Mason; NJ l. Power vs. Charles Mason; M F Hamilton vS. Charles WhitlOw; M II Hamilton vs, Charles Whitlow; James QuinIan vs. J Messenger; Often and Loss vs P k Brady, Sheriff ni Pinal county and L VI Jacobs, ct al; A Echallier vs. Charles Caiaiz; belindn Corona Mason vs Charles i Mason; Carmen Car,llO, an Infant by her guardian, A B Kelsey VS. Joseph kel- .ey; NJ Lewis. ct alS, vS. s Mund; Qnilanio EspIuoza vs. Ventura LOroha; l. Guggen- mime ys s. MunJ; L"uis DePuy vs. Mary D.Puy; Andres EchAllIer vs. Charles Cal aiz and F Irwin; Juana Estrada vs' James Br.lsh: the Territory of A,iZona vs. < E Wise; TulIy, Ochoa & Co vs. Francisco Padres; Susana Nj Barragan, appellant ys. Joseph Collingwood, administrator Of the estate Of Jos NJ BrraSan, deceased.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

TIE District Court of our First Judicial District will set in Florence on Monday next. Novem Der l2. The calendar Is very large, ard numerous new and important suits, involving large sums oI money. are on lhe docke:. Some foreign talent Is eN- pected. and among such mentioned, we observe the names or the Hon. William Stewarl, ex-Senaior Of Nevada, ex-Gov. Woods of San Francisco and Hon. Thorn as Fitch Of Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

NJ. CALIsHER received 10000 pounds Of general merchandise yesterday per train from Yuma. He has now on hand a large and we'll assorted stock of goods, suitable
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WE understand that prominent mem. Gers of t:Ie bar from Tucson, Phenix Wickenberg, Globe ani Prescott will be m atten lance at The coming term of the District Court. Ina legal profession Of Arizona will be we'll represented. several suits of interest uni importance are pend. ing and hence we may expect some abl. debating and keen retort. We will be there.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE | of Benjamin TenntSOn, deceased. Notice K hereby given by the under. signed, administrator of the estate Of Ben- jamin TeHnlsOn. deceused to the creditors of, and all peIsons having claims against the said deceaSed, 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after inc first publication of this notice, to the said admini>tTstoE at his office tn Inc town ot Phpnix, MaricOpz county, Ali Zona.
 October 26, 1877.
 J. D. RUMBERG. Administrator. Nov,s. SAW
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

Cor. KING S. WOoLsEY, one O; Ariz0na'S pioneers, leaves Florence this morning for his home at Stanwix. The Colonel re- ports affairs in his section peaceful and progressive. and has promised to kee? us pnsted on al. matters Of interest about StanSix. We nope he will visit us often.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WE would be g.ad 10 notice any items of interest that might be sent 10 us from neighboring towns and min ing d,stlicts. Please address such notes to Tug CITIZEN, Florence, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

THE Senate ID executive session con- nrmed William w. Upton as Second ComptrnllOr of the Treasury; James Gilfillan, Treasurer of the United States; Albert |. Wyman, Assistant Treasurer, and several less important appointments.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WE have been informed that the Russians nave occupied Erzeroum. Moukhtar Fasha was determined to stand siege, ba: the inhabitants oppos- ed hlm and finall prevailed
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

lbs. CbLLIxGwopD & Co. have whole column in io-dAy's paper. Parties cnn- templating purchases cannot do better man to read their advertisement and eX- anime their stock before purchasing else where.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09
Situation Wanted.
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE l or s. c. Hunt, deceased.
 Notice tx hereDy given by the undersign- ct, administrator or Che estate of s. c. Hunt, deceaSed. tO the creditors Of, and ali persons having claims against the said deceased, tO exhibit them with the neces- saTy vouchers within ten months after the nrst publication of this notice. to the said administrator, at his office In the town Of Phoenix, Maricnpa county, Arizona.
 October 26, 1871
 J. b. RUMBERG, Administrator.
 Nov. g. SAW
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

THE Elliot House Is the oldest hotel ID Florence, and the Messrs. Loss are making it one or the best in the Territory. They are well prepared tD satisfy the appetites and wants of the members of the bar and others attending the present term Cf court They advertise in to-day's paper like all others who are doing a paying business.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

LORD & WILLIAMS large advertisement will be seen on this page. This Is one Of the oldest firms in AriZona and one of the best in the West. Their old patrons know them well, and strangers better seek an introduction.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FLORENCE is as good as her word in sup porting HE CITIZEN. Those who doubt this are respectfully referred to the numer' ous advertisements oilocal enterprises that appear in to-day's paper This is good showing lu begin with anu speaks well for the energy and liberaliiy of our people, and the pros Spects Of our town.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

WE learn that c. W. Richard has arrived from San Francisco and will have the sanford Fiouring-mill in operation in few days.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

THE advertisement of A. Levin Of the Park Brewery of Tucson will appear in our next issue The reputation of Mfr Levin's beer is we'll established in South. ern Arizona, Mir. L. is now supplying or ders rom a very choice quality of tue peoples beverage"
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

MIR. P. $. EMPEg or the Florence Hotel seis an excellent laOie and hence IS we'll patronized. He always has room for the waary and food for The hungry. -
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FLORENCE has Jockey Club and race course and Is to be treated to grand car nIval during ihe holidays See advertise ment elsewhere.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

READ advertisement of Florence Hotel on opposite page.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FLORENCE REAL ESTATE AGENoY.-De- sirable and improved town lois Tor sale' Robert Goldman, News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

FINE Hunting Knives at Uncle Harris, 7C2 Kearney steeei, San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

.sAc D''iF P JOHN YOUNG Oh al t e r o a k stoves! Stoves !! Stoves !! DAVIS < YOUNG,
 TUCSON. Manufacturers and Dealers fin Ware, Pressed and Japan
 ned Wares. ssn Jose lift pumps for Wind Mills or horse power,
 Made to Order. All kinds of Plumbing done at
 short notice. Water SpOuts, Tin & Iron Roofing. Copper and Sheet Iron Work
 Al Bed Rock Prices.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

A Member Of the firm will hereafter re- main in New York, SD that we will be able to avail ourselves Of all ad- vAufages offered by fluctuations
 Of the market
 LORD 4 WILLIAMe
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-09

B BA6BBIT EST METAL FOR SALE AT THE NtrI7ES office
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-11-24
Lecture.

Our people will have an apportu-
nifty hearing something good in the
way of lecturing on Monday night
that is, unless the whole press is in a
conspiracy to misrepresent the facts,
which is hardly possible. The Hon.
H. A. NJ. Henderson is Supevin-
tendent of Public instruction for the
State of Kentucky, and has been
favOrably received as a lecturer
wherever he has appeared, his eff
forts being described by the press as
brilliant and pointed throughout,
enchanting the attention of the au-
dience from beginning to end NOV
ing them to tears and laughter at
his will by the alternating pathos
and humOr of his Illustrations. His
subject on Monday night is "The
True and False in Female Educa-
tion." In thislecture he treats with
caustic satire the errors of fashiOna-
BILE teaching, and holds up the true
method for the moral and intellec-
tual elevation of the sex. We SUBJ
join some of the many notices of
our contemporaries, selected almost
at random, for all are equally eulo-
CYSTIC:
One of the telling features of the
occasion (Ohio State Teachers As
sOciation) was the evening lecture,
on ''True and False Female Educa-
ton" by DIR. III. A. M. Henderson,
Superintendent Public Instruction
for Kentucky. Seven hundred
teachers and all the guests on the Is
land (Put-in-Bay) attended. The
address abOunded in taking points,
many of which were humerously
put, eliciting frequent testimonials
of appreciation from the audience.
At the close, Col. De Wolf, Vice
President of the Association, moved
rising vote of thanks, which
was unanimously tendered.-I0LeoO
(OhiO) Blade.
1t was eligible in premises, novel
in conception, rich in imagery, and
replete in pathos.-ParjS True Ken
tltckiGR.
Though comparatively a young
man, the rare power and elOquence
of his efforts have already extended
his reputation throughout the State.
-LOttiSUiLLe Daily Ledger.
The people of Louisville have sell
dom enjoyed such literary feast as
was that at Weisiger Hall Louis-
ville) last night. The address of
Hon. H. A. NJ. Henderson on "The
Sphere of the Educated American
Women" was peculiarly rich in
original and instructive thought,
delivered with an eloquence which
was worthy of thetheme. He drew
the contrast strongly between the
true and false education of women,
and overwhelmed the fashionable
system with keen invective and sat-
ire.-LOuiSUiLJe Eeeaing Ledger.
The lecture is to be delivered in
Melodeon Hall on Monday evening,
to commence punctually at eight
o'clock sharp. Visitors are request
ed to be punctual, as nothing Injuries
the effect of a lecture so much as the
constant entrance of visitors after it
has commenced. Tickets 90 cents
! each at Owen d MOOre's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-11-24
Taxes for 1877.

As there seems to be some misun-
derstanding among the taxpayers
of the county, as to the precise time
when the tax list of 1877, goes into
the hands of the cOnstables of the
various districts, we publish the
following extract from the Acts of
1877, chapter 81, page III:
Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Tennessee, That the
County Trustee shall hereafter make
and deliver the certified statements
of unpaid taxes (nOw required by
law to be prepared), on the first day
of February after his receipt of the
tax books, and the cOnstables or
Sheriffs shall pay over the taxes
specified in said statements, on or
before the first day of May follow
ing the receipt of the same.
From the above it will appear
that all taxes due the State and
county for the year 1877, must be
paid on or before the first day of
February 1873, or costs will accrue
ard the cOnstables of the county
will make their levies. BY bearing
this provision of the law in mind,
our people will save themselves n
good deal of trouble and expense.