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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
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The following ]. the hv passed Q,
the last session Of the legislature "a
aid in wsrdiox Of the gr.s-boppe,
ravagcs:
BE Il esoesed ~ tie Lg;s,,fs,e of Tie
State o NavaSk..
! Sec. l.. That the supervisors Of each
road district 10 this Stare shall, q any
time when the grsssbopper- .h.li have
hatched out, sod before the ssm. shall
become full 6edged and able 10 a.,
notify each able bodIei male resident
Of bis district, between th. age Of six-
teen and sixty 70 perform two day,
labor, at such time, and sach place.
and in such mahnef Is sh.ll by - d
SUPERVISE be deemed most efficient 10
the destruction Of the Sra..hooper
SAID notices hall b. civ o in the same
ma"uer - is provided BY n. :sy, tor
tn, notice to work upon ubl.c tisL.
WAYS
Sec. .. Cities OF ne first AMI .eco,d
clsss si,a'. be governed Ly ,hr i~.rov:s-
sicnS Of this at; ard II hall be tn
duty If the mayor Of such cities, to
appoint. not exceeding ~ superviOs
IL! each ward, To Ovef~ee the ls,,Or In
be performed under the provisions Of
this act.
Sec. 3. 10 use It shall appear that
two days work is no sufficient to de-
strov the grssshoopers 10 any district
or ward. aud il shall further spoear
hat more time can be p~roitably em
ployed in the destruction Of the -g-a.s-
bopDers. supervisors of such ward or
rcaj district may require from the per-
son, liable to the provisions Of this act
not exceeding Ten days labor iu addi-
ton to the tiue hereinbefre mention.
ej. aud it shall be the duty of such
supervisor to give each person Who
shall have performed labor under the
provisions Of this section, o receipt for |
the number of days labor perfm med, |
and the supervisor shall upon oath re-
port to IT,. CITY or county authorizes
the names aud amount Of labor per |
formed by each person.
Sec 4. 1t shall be the duty of all
persons subject to the provisions of
this act, to attend when notified a.
provided. and labor un.!er the
direction Of the supervisor Of their re
district OF Y ard. Any person
who, after being notiiel, shall refuse.
or fail to comply v. h the pro-
Of this act. shall forfeit aud pay
o the county or city treasurer. as the
'ase may be, the sum Of ten dollars,
together with costs OF suit, which sum
hall be collected, by suit before any
nstice Of the peace within the county,
D az action t be brvagh: in the name
IF the city or county.
Sec. 5. The supervisor shall report
'nder oath, to the city or eouuty au-
:horities. the name Of all persons who
hall have refused or failed to comply
nth the provisions of thi. act.
Sec. 6. The fues collected under
he provisions Of this act, shall 20 to
be school fund.
Sec. I. This being q case Of cmer-
ency, this act shall take effect aud be
! force FROM and after its passage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
Errors Of Youth.

GENIkEMs IN Who suffered for ysa,
A:ro1 Seesous Debility. Prem.1ure h.
cay. a.a .li The e1eo.. Ut you. htul indisc.e
:esd srUe to all Who ned l. he .s.ipr :.
a.: elton sor n kias the .inDse rcmes .,
vaics he Was cured. SuErrrs VIKING !.
eccae - the advertisers e1psseses eas -
90 oy .t!sss II. IL pss:est eea6iesse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

William Henry Weldon, the young
man who attempted the life Of Cover
mr. Packard, At New Orleans the 18th
of February last, il At large, on $1,000
hail. 1t is intimlted that he will not
b. prosecuted owing to the inter posi-
ton Of friends Of bis father, who is q
preacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Tesfi,nonc n tb> V,hnl. wo-eA
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

II had no appetite; holloway's Pill, gave
me = hearty one"
"Yonr Pills nre marvellous"
II send for another box. and keep them in
.D.: II llo.a, has cured ny headache
gave one q your Pills TO ny babe for
cholera morbns. The dear little thing got
we'll in q day"
My nausea Of morning il DOW cured"
Your box Of HOlloway'e Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head. rubbed some Of
your ointm cnt behind the ears and the noise
has left"
send me two boxes; I.ans one for q poor
I enclose . dollar. your price = 3 cents.
but the medicine to me II worth . dollar"
l have over 2Os such testImoo malls "a these
but want at space eompels me 70 conclude.
For cUtaneess 0isefdA
And Ill eruptiOns ofthe skin. this Ointment
Is most ! valuable. II does not heat extsr-
naily alone. oot penstrates With the most
searching elects 70 the very root Of the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S. PILLS
Invariably care the following dIsases
Disorisr Of The Nansyx
In al dissss:s Affecting thsss Ors.sA vhsth-
or wheihsr they b afflicted with stone or
gravel. or With aches an paias .stsled in
the lOias over the regions OF the kidpsys,
these pills should be taken aeeoedine to the
si"ted direetieos. and the Oinsnent should
De We'll rubbed into the small q she back 1t |
bed time. This treatment viii nv almost |
immediate relief when ell other meana nave
Tar stamaehs Out ef Order.
No neiieine vii % s6ec; .liy improve
the tone q ne esOmsch - mere Pills: they (,
remove oil acidify oecasi0ae0 either by in i
tsmpefsace or improper diet
.. hoLLOWAHS PILLS ~ . the best knsvn '
IN tie world r. he i~oll"uiss uiaeaeee: Aga.
the Sx,n, Bowek. ConsumD ion. Debility.
DroPsy. Dysentery. Erys,pe.as, F.maIe II
feRuiaTitiee. Rever Of all kinds, Pits .;ouf.
Headache, Indigeetion. IndaRatioo. Sore
fh-"sta stone and Gravel. Worms Of sal
kinds. WsakAa from airy case. ese.
uRoaTAE1 cAUx3oN. !
None are scnuine un!ss. the sign .ture c,
!. tAYr:sc1, - agent esr tn C7ited Stats..
ese1 b # (: lire. 40 ,;infmen,
\ land n" reostd vill b ei.eDt to say o .
en- snn. e.eh ~lnfornatioo - nay lee"
ae detection n: ans party " par is coua e.
citing 'he incidence or vending the sam,
sn"wiug then 70 b. spsriCps.
'ss>old ~ the aaauGectsFy Of Profess,
;0LL11A 1iiO.. NeS for-, AID by All p ,
pe.sa6ls drs0isss ART de lers "a 1,d,eis.
-~r~agh0ui the civilized world. IN .oxe.ns
, ~est.. 81 e 1fs and 81. eseh
- Ihsre y ,pssidesSo:e savi ~ sskine
g .~gH~r siRs
: B-Dirs~.;~s. fer fh. ssss..-s Ct, !
.c:.'s IN ' sisardes ar s3x.c 20 ear
a&as, IL. Liberty :rsss,x.S. c
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

The coroner's Jury rendered . yer
Diet On the Ashtatul. disaster that the
fall Of the bridge was the result of er
rors and defect. made in designing,
constructing and erecting the same,
and that the railroad company is re-
spOnsible for the los, of life incurred.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
AS. Paddock. Beatrice. U.S.. Senator.
". Hitchcock. Omaha, u. 8. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounss, Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SILAs CARRIER. 0ovyrnos, Lincoln.
Bruno Isschuch, Gee. OF aAte.
J.B Weston. LfIeols. Auditor
-. NcB..le. ., Treasurer.
'iso H.. Roberts. Att,y Gen.
]. D.. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. Ins.suc.
JUDO AEY.
}so. V. Llks. Cms0s. Chief ,stic..
DA6I1snd. Setr,sks Civ. ..
am Maxwell. ristsn. oath J w.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J 4. Tuii~ys. County Clerk.
=. u. Jones. Treasurer.
I: W. Tnlleys. Probate Jslye.
II. &. Hill, Sheriff.
A. A. Pope. School SUIT.
q: e. Coon. Coroner.
w y. Thorn. County Surveyor
u. W. Ball,
l.. II. Luce, County Commissioners.
y. n. hobart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

The business men Of New York have
he'd meetings ard passed resolutions
end"r-irx he p licy Of pr-si lent H.yes
tDwarIs the xOwth
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
Tilden will On tc En-,,c.

Jack Mccall. the murderer Of Wild
Bill vas hanged At Yorkton on the LIT
inst
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15
1s:!es % 1ea:aa1.

Notice i. herby given. That I will e.
anime all per vho msy desire 20
Offer then.elve. - candidates for tea
chers Of the primary or common schools.
Of webe,er coss,y, u Red Cloud on the
6rst Saturday in the uon'hs Of Feb.
ruary. May. August. sod November
4. ID. lS11 Examinations will slso
s~ held in District No. y Saltwater
Precinct, and in Harmony precinct,
before sou. U,.r schools commeooe.
A A Pnoe, TO. Sup't.
NnRunds Jan. tn 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

The ches2est, Parsst and Best Family
Medicine In the World!
For Dyspepsia. Constipation. Jaundiee.
Bilious attacks. Sick Headache. Collie, De
preston OF Spirits. Sour Stomach. Heart
This unrivalsd Southern Remedy is war
ranted not TO contain . single particle OF
Mercury. or any injurious mineral substance
but IL
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an advise PrOviien 9 has placed q
countries whe.e Liver Diseases most prev. il
ment Ofthe Liver and bowels.
The Symptoms Of Liver Complaint are .
bitter or bad taste 10 the mouth: Pain in the
Back. Sides or } Cints. often mistaken for
kheumatSm /; Sour stomach koss OF APP
petite: Bowel. alternately esstive and lax /;
sensation Of having faile . to do ss~vlneth,ns
aich ought t. have been done: debility ow
spirits. n thick yellow appearance Of the skin
and eyes. . dry e.ugh ott a mistab en- for
Co sumption.
Sometimes many ofthe.e symptoms attend
the disease. At Others very few but the Liv-
er. the largest organ in the boly, IL generally
the seat Of the disease. = d If not kesula ed
10 time. great suffering. wr~etehedlsss aud
Death viii ens0e.
Soo - Wu CuIt0CIDuD ICuuCuJ
for disease Of the Liver. Hear. burn and Uys-
pepsiS. SIMMONS LivEk REGULATOR.
LEWIS q. WUNDER,
los Master Street.
Assistant FOst Master. PhiladeIphis.
I'VE have tes.ed its virtues. personally. and
know that tor Dyspep IA, biiiousness. AMI
lhrObbing Headache, il is the best medicine
the ~"ril ever saw. We have tried forty
D n s.. ~
ulAtor. but none Of them gave Us more than
relief: but the Regulator not only
Relieved, bu cured u.s. Id. telegraph AMI
Messenger. Macon, Ga.
Hanufactured only By
]. q. zELIE + CO..
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
IL contains our medical elerpnAts. never
united In the same happy prop0f tion 10 any
other prepAfoti00, viz . semitic CathArtic, Q
ifi.O and certain Corrective Of all imp e.
VI ,he body. such signal success has stteu- !
dod ITS use. that It 10 nov regarded ~ the
EFFEETFAh SPEEIYte.
all diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and
spleen.
A y Reinedy in |
Fay ERs, BVWEL CON !
PLANTS. DYs.:.PSIA. MENTAL Dr.
RESlLESsNE Ss, JAUSDICE,
SICK HEADACHE, COLE, |
CONSTIPATION and BiLInUsNEss
IL hAn NJ EQUAk
GAIT. ON,
As there AZ . number Of limitations o6eYed \
% the pHOIie. We would caution the cnsn,nu-
,ity to bu. u" pOW'ters D.. prepared oimuiVHs
t;eglii-cr. unless in our engraved
!rsi pee. with the trade mark. stamp Anu
unbroke... None other Is genuine.
IL zElllN : CO.,
Macon. Ga. md Philadelphia.
Your aluabie me .icine Si-rmOas' Liver
regulator. has sa, ed me many Doctors Iii
use u for everything il il recommended.
lever kLew it To tai. / have used il in
'oiic and Grubbs. with my mule. and hurs.a
ici. 6 them ABOUT halls bottle at = time,
ave not lost one that | gave it TO. yUu can
Q ommend it to every enc that bass Ock ~
the rest Welicine known :rr all cum
lsints that horse flssh is heir to.
b. 7. TAILOR.
Sly Agent for Grsngen Of Georeis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

viIi nail tFrssI tie ssesps f,r psspasias
simple S~esetAeis neio tAsi OH se~ csc
1aa- treeAtes. PiDpis sad htslehe. ies.-
ing the skiH sef- clear and essu,rfsi aise
iastrurs,.ss for srodseiss . isIa,,sss
growth II hair on Q bad he'd Or . .ncssh
lace. .Aadrsss bsa V.sdsifk CO. Bas sI1i
No.. s Wooster s.. ~. r.. Z,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-15

j. Hicks.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
TIE CITIZEN.
| o CdL NA TIERS.

MIR. SAMUEL HUGHES, upon bis return last Thursday evening from his visit to Cr1ttenden, gives us the following: Jo. seph tellmer reports that on late trip to Camp Grant he passed on the road a light wagon drawn by two horses, one of these being what Is called a "buckskin" " horse and the other a bay horse with bald face and white legs. The wagon contained four Americans going in the direction Of the Barbacomari. MT. Fellmer relates that upon his return from Grant to the southward, he found in the vicinity of Johnson's place, near the juncture Of the Barbacomari with the San Pedro. the bod les Of four men. He believes these to be the party he met when on his way to Grant, but the remains had lain so long and were so badly mutilated by coyotes, 1t was impossible to identify them, He states that he buried them where found. There was report in town some time since Of some men being killed in the vI- cinity mentioned and we give Mir. Fell mer's report in hopes that some connec- ton and identification Of facts and per sons may be made.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

Recently Mir. William Zeckendorf and MT. Armstrong dissolved partner ship in working the Yellow Jacket mine, Mir. Zeckendorf continuing alone. Thursday letter was received from the superintendent of the mine accompani- ed by samples of ore showing free gold. The letter says the prospects are very good both for quantity and rich ore. Up till lately, the ore was not carefully assorted and sampled, and as consequence much good ore went out with the refuse and much worth les ore sent to the mills. The recent clean up was only partial one, the gold not being taken from the batteries. Latest advices from both mill and mine are very satisfactory to Mir, Zeck- endorf.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
An Independent View.

On our first page we publish cllp- ing from THE ARIZONA CITIZEN in which it is stated that Gov Stafford and Adiutant- General Hughes organized and equipped three more companies of Arizona Militia and that two more companies will soon be organized. This move is one which comments itself to every citizen of Southern Ari- zona and it is to De hoped that this citizen soldiery will be successful Tn giving peace to that distracted country, Agent Cum has shown a becoming zeal in that behalf and, perhaps, has done more than any other man similar ly situated to check marauding ln- dians. The breaking up of the Hot Spring reservation and taking the In dians that were fed and supposed to answer roll-call there, to the San Car los agency, will have salutary in fluence upon the peace of the country. At the Hot Springs the Indians were not restrained; they were as tree to go and come as the agent himself, which will not be the case at San Carlos-and if they steal off they will be pursued by scouts as swift of foot as themselves, and as well versed in wood-craft by men who know the country perhaps better than they, and who will not soon tire upon the trail.-Silver City Herald, May ,.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
Additional Man Facilities.

Very soon daily vehicles will run from Yuma to Camp Grant. Mir. E. s. Mitch ell who has been in town during the week, says each alternate day between Yuma ana Tucson, the 4-horse concord coach will run as at present, and on other days the small stages formerly in use-making a daily stage line. Between Tucson and Silver City the stages will run on alter nate days, and on other days, NIT. H. F. Morrill, will run blackboard to Camp Grant. The new arrangements will per init passengers, packages and mails to go every day through the entire length of Arizona and at the rate Of 100 miles per day. AS heretofore, if business increases as 1t Is expected to do, the facilities will be increased by running the large and com- fortable coaches every day. At present the accommodations are first-class and up 10 the requirements of business.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
Payments for Dispatches.

Owing to circumstances unnecessary to relate, the following order was promul- gated by the officer in charge some time ago:
 To ALL OFFICES: In addition 10 remit tances of line receipts in sums Of twenty dollars and upwards, as per order Of officer in charge January II, 1876, all outstanding accounts will be collected and reunited weekly. Accounts with patrons Of the line are not authorized, and when kept will be entirely at the risk of the operator. They should be avoided as much as pos sible.
 We understand that collections in Tue son, as elsewhere, must and will hereafter be made weekly, and people must not think Mir. Barden has any discretion in the matter. It may be little inconve- nient but just as cheap to pay weekly as monthly.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
Yuma Items.

Condensed from The Sentinel ot May 5;
 May 2, Col. J. M. Barney sent by Fields train 10000 pounds freight for Tucson. He has re-opened 8 retail trade in connection with his wholesale business.
 Fresh strawberries, oranges, apples, &c., are daily received from Los Ange. les and San Bernardino counties.
 Col. W. G. Boyle has purchased the interest of J. H. Norton in the Padre and Madre mines in the Carga Mucha- chos, nine miles from Hanlon's and but two from the railway. The mines are known to be quite rich.
 Col. J. NJ Barney's train just arrived from the railway with 50OOO pounds freight-sOme being for the Silver King.
 Capt. Thorn and all the crew of the " Cocopah ended their connection with the Southern Pacific railway on Tuesday.
 Everybody expresses satisfaction at Kerens & Mitchell's line of slx-horse Concord coaches between Yuma and the railway.
 Railway fares: To Los Angeles s21.- 20; to San Francisco $41.3O; em;grant fare $31.3O Section in sleeper to San Francisco $10: single berth s5. All in coin.
 The difference in time between San Francisco and Yuma is 31 minutes and 13 seconds.
 The Colorado river raised consider able during the week, caused by melt ing of snow and ice in Utah and Wy oming.
 The Sentinel says majority of the San Francisco telegrams to San Diego, pass round via Yuma
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
Grant County Items.

From Silver City Herald, May 5:
 IN. Cohen & Co. have just received 5000 pounds pig copper.
 A H. Morehead has been appointed agent of Southern Overland Mail com pany at Silver City.
 Mir. Riggs has made a rich and ex- tensive strike of silver ore near the town of Stafford in Arizona. A dis trict has been formed and named the Montezuma, and several locations have been made.
 Messrs. Black, Cosgrove & Co. have received an order from Tucson for 5000 feet of lumber.
 The use of the telegraph was freely placed at the disposal of c. P. Craw- ford and others, III connection with the robbery of the stage April 2S, in the Rio Grande valley, and by its use the treasure (S55O0 was recovered. Lead ing citizens met and passed resolutions expressive of their feelings regarding the value of the telegraph and recom- mended their Delegate in Congress to labor for additional appropriations to build extensions of the line, and ten dered their thanks to the Chief Signal Officer of the bureau and his efficient Lieutenants Vedder and Reade for the sevices performed, be lieving this to be conclusive demon stration of the value of the Signal Ser vice military telegraph lines which were constructed and are operated and under its supervision.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

PARTIES anxious for mail contracts, will find the opportunity offered them by the Postmaster General in to-day's CITIZEN. Something over year ago, proposals were asked for service from Goodwin via Apache to connect with the overland route to Albuquerque, but no bids were made and hence no ser vice on that route to this day. The people along the line felt greatly dis appointed, and yet not one of them of. fered to perform the service at any price. This fact should incite people interested In the various routes to eith- CT propose to perform the service or see that somebody does, for if no bids be made under the present offer, it may be a year or more before the Depart ment can be induced to consider the proposition of putting on service.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

THE Silver King mine is wonderfully rich and no mistake. This item is from San Francisco Stock Report of April 30:
 A sale in this city of B tons of ore from the Silver King mine, Arizona, aggregate $3S,5!0, the highest lot bringing S4,650 per ton, and the low est $1, ,230. The ore came by the South ern Pacific, and is the first shipment from Southern Arizona by that mode of transit There are some 30 tons more en route wich will arrive and be sold during the present week, and a lot of 10 tons lies at Yuma awaiting shipment to this city.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

MR. HERMAN WELIsCH. took his depar- ture on last Sundays stage for San Fran. cisco, where he will probably permanent ly remain to engage in business. Mir. Welisch has been in Arizona for several years and leaves here with regret on ac- count of poor health. He enter.ains the highest opinion Of the business prospects and possibilities Of this portion Of the Ter ritory and will so express himself abroad on all occasions. Herman is a brother of Theodore Wellsch, one of the prominent merchants of Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

THE Las Cruces Eco" says the charges against Gov. Axtell are mostly false and i; believes all are. The pa per IS opposed to the Governors politi- cal views, but says he has been and is a good Governor, devoted to the best interests of the people of the Territory, and saya; We rather suspect that the charges named have their origin not with a view to the public good but to gratify some office hunter or person al revenge"
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12
Arrivals and Departures

Departed May 6. Mrs. Judge French. Geo. Dewes, H. Welisch. 4. Contreras
 May s. Mrs. Darlington, Miss Jennie An drews, James Walsh, H. DeGroot, U. Bes- sard. May 10. c. W. Tozer, E. s. Mitch ell, J. W. Felt, S. NJ. Scott, George Wilson, C. Graft, Lieut.. Phil. Reade, F. M. Larkin.
 Arrived May 5- James Lynch. May :. J. W. Felt, T. M. Scott, Charles Cooke and wife, R. Wood, Madame Beetran, Frank Larkin' E. A. Clark, R. Webber, c. w. Felt. May F. Capt. James A. Moore, A. Cruz, A. McKenna, F. McCarty, P. Magill.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

HoN. c. W. TozER has spent several weeks looking at the mines east, south and southwest of Tucsony and left Thursday for Mohave, leaving his blessing and good wishes on the peo- pie hereabouts. He expects to return in three weeks. Judged by develop ments in our mines, he is much pleased with them and believes the future of this section all that any reasonable man could desire.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

ON Wednesday a couple Of Mexican miners came in from the Santa Rita Pla- was one solid nugget worth sl7O, bought by Samuel H. Draohman. Nuggets of from one to ten ounces weight are ire quently found in those diggings, and fl the water Of the Santa Ritas could be col lected and carried on mines, we have no doubt but millions Of dollars would be washed out within a few years. A few ar- tesian wells would aid greatly.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

ARTICLES of incorporation were re gently filed in the office of the Score tary of State in California:
 Goodwin Mining Company. Object to mine in Arizona. Directors--Robert Sherwood. c. W. Fox, Wm. NJ. Lent Edmond G. Peck and Murat Master son Capital stock, S10,0OO0OO.
 The Bonanza King Miring Com pany. Object to mine in Arizona Directors-C. L. Place, E. Johnson, T. c. Johns, s. s Hilton and A. W. Scott. Capital, $10,000,OO0.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

WE saw on the scales at Lord & Will Hams, one day this last week, scaly monster of the deep, Of noticeable size. This was what is known as a Jew fish, really large sea bass,-measuring some five feet in length and a foot and half wide in the middle, and weighing, thor oughly dried, forty-two pounds. It was brought here from GuaymRs in which vii cinity these nsh are caught, and are very fine fish for eating.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

JAMES QUINLAN who left with hls freight train early in the week for Yuma, says he has never known so much grass along the Gila valley as at this time. This being the case, stock sheep and cattle. can be brought up the valley with ease and no danger Of loss.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

town this week on a business trip. He Is and has been for sometime past engaged in trade in the Gila valley near Sweetwa- ter and we are glad to know that fortune has been dealing rather kindly with him.
 He says the small -pOx has disappeared
 from Florence and along the valley.
Arizona citizen., 1877-05-12

Nj. GREELEY will sell his fine stock ranch cheap. Ii is located eight miles east of Three Oaks on the new road to Bowie; has a good house; has running wa ter the year round enough for ten thou sand cattle; and commands large range of excellent pasturage. Fine opportunity to purchase a superior stock ranch. Ap- ply to NJ. O'Reilley; address Point Noun tain, near Camp Grant