davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-06
wheat, ls,160 ba corn, 20, a34 bu oats, 1os bu
rye, and 9, 435 bu barley.

ne heT1ng oeen 'ehoff' On thAt eruc1e' aS thefs
was faeh 70 cover. Bnt Tue eject OF shet move
ment was not great aud htsef it vas over therS
was general disposition 10 sell. In other depart
ments ~ well - In wheat. Tho weather vas
aioomy. Ana the recetpta OF grain sn1hll. while
mos Of noss were Ar9s. and thdre was tsle doing
LOT salpment-tne tsad'hg otlnS fof fatafe aels'
er. Ills wen peshapS sos tas tsaae saa' taefe aas
not oecn any active pressure TO inofc grain 81 mo
warehouses;, pending shc aood ~ most or them
nara oceh embarrassed o5 p'enitude o. *Atsf.
Tbs hood 10 now sabsidlng. and Iocomosion Will
soon oe again poasanse' taefe reason 70 nope
mat INC re!afn OF ofS tfaeks VII! % followed ~
more aensl,y; ous mo tfaac 40 not eenefaly LOOK
iof 'uea IN tac 1olWafatnR mosemehs oVen Oh
Inc openlnsot naSi2auoh-
Joboefs OF d'5 goods reported very satisfactory
ous'ness IN p!og3eee. ofuefs hfe now coming N
tree'y from All paris OF tas Interior. and tho daly
u,a1loot'ons htaple ana seasonAbsc eoods arc OF
l!oesa1 pfopotuone Ihs Importation into New
lot1 81 oty Rooas anHnR tne montn OF M Masen saow
amafked decrease 40 compared win lslo, INC ng.
asss oe'ns s4o' ao7' Ieo against W. 2=sI'o'8 last
Je'.' 1shIng on Of s1'1ns+ aA@' dsoeptles ~efs
aoaetately active ana without important enanse
IN t.lncs. MO soHees Tefo weak ana nHee'ueu.
aao rot sugars also inc ma,ket d'1paYsd want OF
strength CUT most otncs l'nea Wcso hooat steaoy.
DHeu iFui3 "cia Receiving some attenHon. anu los
sApse s1,acle8 1no 1one 81 Inc natkeI "os sn4nns
rtmea. t1sn wete aaosea ?uies sna naenahSea;
nu'tsr wy Wcak win = aechhlns tehusncJ, aao
'"o tneuse "sfAet s'so naH an aaussto"o y. "oak'
nees. NO new FEATURES wefe deSclopea IN she
.ea.hcf' 'ooaceo, 'ea' oass'ns, anu con! tnarAes.
o's sotu 'a auaaa a. ofs"ou' pt'se'' 1s'ne'
"st' 1atv eea'e onu atna' :, ,..-........,.
Lumber continues fairly active, the movement
.a'ng .tom 'ne 1stos' or eousse. as none nas ye9
ntl'see " %ke, thouka some oi tae m1hos po,ls
Nv "pen. n"'u ra'e aau nrt.l" "ose .A"'e 1tsto
tunn IN tne p,eeeoing "sek, tne ot1sn'er NeaIueE
",s., "srpso ~ ,. ~ - .aS e. :,.s s sas
ana ta,n ~ sso xn sMn s4a.y. sssH
49, nnts, sna unss.ns,a '' ~. h.s s o'i hr"
49,. 4a WI A 'Is s.", sas T",ss ~"
;noutrsd rp ,ns IN shnea n rn,on LAY
With light offerings While prairie was s1ov and
good, and e.r.'ots ss'ao1a and arm; ths stock
r. Fe ssas i sss .as ss:
urea sss ssis ssos s ,s T. ssa
Raj freight. wets quiet and isregula, recent
dec sssos 10 Nov fs,k ,ss aso.sn' ysss e
lou, Portland, and Providence, a5c on gram and
aoo aoE On 4 pn 10 Interior No" England
% Tho quantity IT. of hour and grain On passage FOR tho
United Kingdom is reported a. follows: Flour,
"a. 600 btls; whcnt, 473 600 qrs: corn, 49, 600
q,s
,e''ex.: s rsss 49, 600 g . ise eee q -. ss:.t t
qss;
oa, COO % 10 a's
ase ass 10 ''' 600 q''' s'''' 600 to 600
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, 1877-04-06
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW roHK.

ehs;tes Iess set,e md uaehssaed, snasrem.nt, ~
1i,erreo! By .sesin 70. o.n bu sr.ln .s4d.
, sss; ss:sa ss2 s,.. t . 90 a.
.s.a:sesieas d !stass.s :ssoad s.'. May. .so s!s
sss IL ',.a :s as.ss
q. msas,sts sa - .,:. 20 {: e.as :ss,a .se.
si Z, ., ss:ae 1'e'ns a. 80 s
sss.:ss .ss: ss:: !. ssas i sssi 81
IL nf q, p 1s:ss f., Prime and 's0s for e'afaR' refined
sas 'iissAfss :'ss n'"s'' '''' $50 coo ''' ''' at
:s;:: s; '';s; = !. s ;s ss s;s
,,.s, 1SHn; fIe; AYs ar!S, IA s1s9
t:Etsc, NV: :ssss s !aas a H. ess' :,aiy i isss
ss $s.ass; sNsP!s@SSss: Ngssn'Ssr: i:s Is
= @ 900 es., M me,s de,ax fs. s.por.
%s,n a. nmoS 4 ro sppGt petr stasS fs @ aRa
s f:ssj Gs;
2s VI l9u'' ar M Mlnns'os pstent Process
*soss:ass111s!sss .9s es I'D iassaassaa; assasasea.
i u1n!!s Ganad4 Eas: &c! malt market
@ssc s ta.fs sess
IIjjs$Sssssssssti Ijs;:3sSss IS spes.nx.a,
~ .4sonsuHssst ] Sst siss a. isaac
a'sa's' sz,s
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tHI F-f1u
, 1877-04-06
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments weEo 6led for record
Thursday, April 6:
, 1877-04-06


This report vas nasn,mously adopted. This
comnttso wheh . = 2 ssport penalties ~ above
md sayro, and 10 10 report 10 full meeting in ths
city next Tuesday. The total coal product for tho
year s estimated a. 20, ooo. 600 tons About TO-
1o9. GOO would ordinarily come to tidc.watct.
5000. go. 1t e e1pested that he market price
Stocks were irregular In carly dealings, but sub.
scqusntly bucalno drn. and advanced III the gen.
eeptlons. until ths elo,s. when lhe mn,ket wAs
selling duwn from o. 10 pcH. closing 1t O against
100 ycstcrdar. Pacific Mall sold up to IL, and
closed at 11A. Tho trunk-Ilh0 shnfes LackAwan-
M, and Western Union, vsro the most aetivs
Atocks. z-.-
Transactions wslo 2l6, GOO sharca, Of which 49,.
600 were Pacldc Mail "a, 600 Western Union.
shore. Is, 600 New fotk Ccniral. 10000 MicbIgon
Central. 43, Coo Lackawannn, and ?, GOO Dtlawnfs
&ttiutlson.
Money, 4de5, closing at l.. Prime mercantile
paper. 3!tA4h.
Customs receipts, $A3l, 000.
1'hs AaalstAnt Treasurer dl4bufBed so, GOO.
CleaEinys, $a7, 0GO, 00).
sterling arm; actual business, long, 4sA5S:
hhor
, 1877-04-06

Nav gozk, April a-uuttoasa continues moderate
With psckAsa houics and tbs lohnlng tsads Il irregular
Cotton goods vsrs quiet in ant hands, and blsachsd
eotona stc. we're johbinE As low pricea Prints were
qatst and Fresmaa'e prints wuEs eio4sdtout to Arye
jahhln4 hease. Woo1sn Soods ware qulat.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
Not True.

Pioneer on May 29, wrote letter at Tucson which appeared in The San Francisco Post of June s, from which we reproduce this:
 Mir McGee and Professor Davis. of the Tyndall and Aztec mining dis. trictS, have just returned from an ex- tended trip in the Santa Rita noun tains, whither they went with Govern or SatforG and Captain Bufurd's Ind ian scouts, taking advantage Of their escort to examine more closely into the mining indications, approaches, water, etc
 There seems to be no end to the lying about the Indian scout. Gov. Stafford and party named took no ad- vantage of it as an escort 10 examine more closely into the mining indira- tiuns, etc. The scout sought Indians and Indian trails and nothing else, nor would Gov. Stafford have consented to or in any way cuuntenanced such a perversion of the purposes of the scout as indicated by |" Pioneer"
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

FROM Silver City Herald of June g
 Fresh ranch butter is now selling ir the stores at forty cents per pound.
 Morrill, & Ketcham shipped from Globe district to Magruder's works $500 pounds of choice ore One dol. lar per pound is it's estimated value.
 B. Weisl, on Wednesday, shipped 17,S2S pounds of pig copper and I. \. Cnhen & Co. received and shipped 16,- 929 pounds this week
 It is reported that stock has been re covered from Indians, same previously taken from NIT. Stout. It is also re ported that the remains of four me-, two Americans and two Mexicans. were found near Pueblo Yiejo crossing on road to Clifton
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
Arrivals ana Departures.

Arrived June 9.-A. Chung. June lO.- James Rodgers, Jos. Olligher. June H. M. Mitchell, J. J. Mack. Capt. J. A. Moore Col. L. F. Rowell. June l2.-J. w. Camo dy. June BE. s. Mitchell, E. RatlSh, T. 4. Baker, Wm. Dempsey. June l4.-Den' his MaIoney. June l5.-M. Morg n, $ Tammire, D. Tingloof, Juan Martinez Capt. J. 4. Moore.
 Departed June 9.-Mrs. Jos. CollingwOOd Thomas Wilson, John Keenan, ThOm as U. O'Connell, William Nevins. June lO.- George Baker, Franklin Harvey, Donavan Harris, George Hall. June il.-M. Mitch ell. J. J. Mack, Wm. Il. Garratt, Michael Owens, Walter Muller, Owen ParnEarn, Michael Walsh. June l2.-L. M. Jacobs, John Reber, John II. Go! !aber. June l3.- .P. Rehbisch, George Weightman. H. F. Pope, Mrs. Jos. Collingwood, Capt. J. A. Moore, Jas. Caldwell. June I.-Juhn Lel- Ter. June l5.-A. Goldberg, Thomas Wood. 1T. Barker, J. Franklin, T. Dolter, ]. B. Agnew, John Hogan, Albert Schlup, B. Goodrich, James King, Capt J. A. Moore.
 SAN FRANCISCO has decided Co celebrate the Fourth Of July by carrying out an ex- tensive programme. The papers general ly are agitating the subject, and there seems to be, in view Of the hard times so prevalent in almost every part of the
 Union. a disposition to celebi ate cheaply.
 Many say patriotism may be properly manifested without the use of much money. There Is no doubt whatever but the times are pinching 10 a degree rarely known among all classes who have 10 de- pend on their labor or business Of trade. Iand therefore it is that economy in a Fourth Of July celebration is demanded almost everywhere. IL is areued that some singing, reading and speaking ought not 70 cost anything, and for The expensive part, let those who feel like giving for it do so and add as much enthusiasm as possible to the exercises. 1T anything k going to be done 10 celebrate the day in Tucson, preparations should soon begin We presume Leyin's Park could be had for the exercises with little or no cost, and a stand is already there for speaker, reader and choir.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
Taxes iII Illinois.
The Chicago Tribune says:

The Chicago Tribune says:
 Taxation Tn Illinois is barbaric,-it approaches that of Egypt and Turkey. The Chinese system uf taxation is tu increase taxes on a man SO long as he will pay and, when he is no lon ger able 10 pay, to kill him and take whatever property he may have had. The Hi nUis system has not yet reached lhe point of killing, but the percentage of conii>caiion is increased every year, and the final taking is only matter of time. The late Legi,latur has done all Tn its power to hasten inc period when the tax will consume the proper ".
 It may be some comfort to the peo. pie of Yavapai county to know that other localities are on the same road they are, in consequence of the acts of their late Legislature.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
TIE CITIZEN.
JUNE I6. 1877.
CIL MA RS.

TIE Aztec mining company, recently formed in San Francisco, has ordered its manager, NIT. John E. Magee, to com mence work on inc Aztec ledge as soon as practicable, and MT NJ. is now preparing an outfit of tools, provisions and men to begin under the superintendeuce of Prot.
 Davis. This company have taken pains to know the value of thelr ore, and find the low grade worth SJG per ton and the high s34S, as per assays in San Francisco.
 The directors of the company are Gov.
 Stafford, T. NJ. Cunningham, John Haynes, C. 4. Poage and C. $. Benedict; other oi- fcers, Thos. Davis, superintendent, John |. Magee, manager, and J. D. Graham, secretary. The company will work with economy and energy and first develope their mines. They propose to at all times let the publia know the progress made and not try to befog the public on their operations. We are informed by those who. have recently visited the mine that its prospects are very good indeed to de- yelope into property of immense value.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR. TEEo. STEEL brought 9 g ounce lump of gold into Tucson this week from Santa Rita placers. Hardly a week pas ses that chunk of the kind is not found, nearly always containing some little quartz. There is evidently a large vein of rich gold ore in the Santa Rita noun tains As heretofore stated in TIE CITI- ZEN, there is field out tIere for capital, which fl rightly handled would not fail 10 pay handsomely.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

BRIGHAM GoUNG has an eye to busi- ness, and at the same time is willing 10 risk some sarcasm if not threats against the government. He has re gently written to Washington, saving that there is no need for troops in Utah, but as a financial benefit t1 Salt Lake he would like to see q regiment there, it the Government has no better place to quarter them.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH, last week, ap- pointed Oscar Buckalew, Esq, Court Com missioner for Pima county vice S. ". Car penter, resigned. Mir. Buckalew is we'll and favOrably known to the peonle Of the county, has had considerable experience in official business of the county, and will dll the place with credit to all concerned as well as himself
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

LIEUT.-COL. II. PRINCE, deputy pay master general at San Francisco, is authorized to endorse vouchers of ar my officers serving in Arizona, from July 1 until an appropriation shall have been made by Congress. These vouchers must be paId by the same of ficer. Col. Prince will also certify vouchers of officers serving in CAllfor nia and Nevada.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

"WELLs FARGO & Co.'s EXPRESS" ia bright, gilt letters, may be seen on a sign on the right hand Of the entrance to the post office and L. s Depository, in Tue son. Assistant Superintendent L. F. Powell arTiyed here Monday and estab- lished and opened the office on Tuesday. Mir. Frank Staples being especially fitted for the position, and having the recon mendation of Q number of the influential men of the town, was appointed Agent. The name of Wells, Fargo and Co. is a pet one on the Pacific Coast. No one doubts its reliability and despatch, and no other name looks more cheerful over an office door. We, with our people gen orally, give it hearty welcome in Tucson. Assistant Superintendent Rowen left for Silver City, Y. NJ, on Wednesday, where he will establish an office and return via Tucson to California.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR. JOSEPH LsAAcs has recently paint led in oil a portrait of Mir. Mariana Cama- niego of Tucson, which we are informed IS a perfect picture and shows that Mir. l. is q true artist Those who have seen the portrait, admire it very much for its artistic beauty as well as for the perfection of the likeness.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR ". F. SCoTT has been appointed deputy collector Of customs al Tucson, vice Mir. Hopkins, deceased, and MT. Angus Hopkins will be appointed mount ed inspector vice Mir. Scott. Both ap- poiutmcnts are proper ones. MT. Scott has for several years past filled the posi- ton of mounted inspector and frequently had full charge Of the office. lie is hon est and industrious and will not fail to fll ,he higher place 10 which ne has been ap- pointed with credit to government and | himself
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

THERE have been an unusual number oi drunken Papago Indians in Tucson thi. week. Whether they are becoming more fond of liquor or have more than tht usual amount of money to throw away we do not know. It may be they are cele bratiug the advent of harvest by getting drunk on the proceeds of the first sales Of barley and wheat. IL is, however, 8 subject of much regret, that anybody will, for the sake of a few dollars, violate the law and injure the Indians by selling liquor to them. Difficult as it may be, constant effort should be made to find out and convict the guilty sellers.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

0N the llth NJ. G. Samaniego's train ar rived from Yuma with freight consigned to Tully, Ochoa and Co.,, as follows Government stores for Camp Grant, 7,5Gi pounds; merchandise for Fully, Ochoa S Co.,, S,257; stock for shop of Chas. T. EtchelIs, 1906; goods for Dr. Chapin, 553; Fully & Hughes, 233.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

Mss MARIA FRYE leaves next Tuesday for California and perhaps her old home in Boston. During her residence of sew eral years here, sue acquired q host of good and true friends who are sorry that she is going, and whose best wishes go with her. May she always meet with the kiudliest fortune, aud we venture the hope that she will return 10 make her home here.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

WAR helps d great many trades. A paper concern in Ohio has an order fur 250 tons of paper for cartridges for TuIkey. and Pennsylvania town is shipping about 500 tons of spelter 10 Europe as fasI as it can be made, also for cartridgrs.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

WAsHNNToN, June 7.-Of the new money order offices to be established in July, California will have nine, Da. kOta one, Idaho enc, Montana one, Ne vaGa two, Oregon three, Utah one, Wy, oming two.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

IF you have a fine Chronometer, English or American Lever Watch tha. does not keep correct time, you can have il thor oushly repaired and adjusted at Warren'S, Meyers street opposite the Palace Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

THE second annual exhibition Of san
 AuguStin Parocbial School came Of on
 Thursday. We acknowledge an invitation
 10 be present but other duties prevented our attendance. We are informed that The exhibition was credltable 10 teachers and pupils and that many prizes were
 distributed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

SHERMAN & HYDE, music dealers and publishers in San Francisco, have sent us their latest schot;ische entitled When my Ship Comes h." It is said to be all the rage at the fashionable parties and leading thcatcrs. Forty cents in stamps or currency is the price
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

SEE new advertisement Of Jos. Coiling- wood & Go. Of Florence. This ranks among the very heaviest firms in Arizona. and is prepared to meet all demands at wholesale and retail in all lines of goods needed in the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

ADyICEs from New Mexico ar. to the effect that the AtchIson, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad wIll soon be built m. to New MeXlco. Every mile this way, tends to shorten the time and cheapen the cost of bringing g ods from the Eastern markets 10 Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

LATEST grcenbacks quotation re- ceived here, was 9jll in San Fran cisco.
 PHENx, June 1j.-E. II Furman was held by justice Rumberg for murder, for the killing of W Rowe.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

THE party at Leyin's park on Wednes- day evening was in honor of Mrs. Zeckeu- doris birth day. II was well attended and in every way enjoyable. The park is a public blessing in the way of resort in the warm weather.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR. CHNs. E. DRAKE has recently sold his Florence property tO Dr. $. B. Chapin for SlS0O, The latter intending to soon oc cupy it as home. office and drug store. We congratulate the people or Florence sician and druggist, as well as the society of himself and wife. The Doctor has been physician at san Carlos, but prefers to be- come located in a growing place like Flor ence is, and must ever continue 10 be.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

NEW YORK, June 9-The New York Times Washington special on the Rio Grande burdrr troubles says: The NJ K ican Ministers prpies, wa, totally ig- nOred. It was not even read at the Cabinet meeting. Diaz will probably send a new Minister tl Washington one in accord with both countries, and who Is determined to suppress these raids.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

LORD & WILLIAMS are out in new ad
 vertisemeut in which they set forth somC
 Of the prominent articles of their heavy and extensive stock of goods
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MOTHER" remarked young gen, ileman of eight years, don't you try to talk slang to me; it won't pan; I've slung more slang in a day than you can sling Tn week" And then she slang g slipper around his jacket until Rome howled with the echoes of tine debate,
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

Ger. Of Main and EIrst g.. sst California Street. Yuma. Arizona San FrSaei .. Cal James M. Barney.
 Successor to the Late Firm O.
 William B. Hooper 6 Co.,, Continues the Business in ARIZONA anC
 CALIFORNIA PORTER AND XVHoLEsALE MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant, win Carry Full prime Stock of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HARDWARE, HARDWARE, DnNT ( sADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS. DRUGS AND MINING MA TRIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Merchants, Station Keepers. Miners, Ranchers and Freighters A RIzO MA and MEXICO. SollcIts Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. - FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DISE to any Part Of the World - Insuring
 --desIred.- BUYS or MAKES ADVANCES
 -on aIl- ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 Q SPECIALITY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, S0ldIers'
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial BillS. Special orders will be attended 10 by The san Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be addressed tO
 JAMES VI. BARNEY, January @. Yuma. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
The Table

"'"ays supplied with an ample variety 0' "eiI-cooked food. No exaggeration in ,-'a' Stage passengers and travellers by -''e understand IL, and to them all un- '"aln,ed with the fact are respectfully 'e'eFred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

WEATHER was very hot early this week although all nights were cool. Wednes- day at times the air was hot, but yesterday there was cool breeze from the South.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The rumOrs ,telegraphed hence that Attorney Gen. ,eral Devens will be Minister to Russia, and that Secretary NcCrary will be transferred to the Department of Jus tice. and General Banks appointed q Secretary of War, is declared at the Executive Mansion to be untrue.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

CONSTANTINOPLE. June 6-Bv order of ihe Minister of War local journals are forbidden 10 publish any matter relai- Ing to the war, or 10 report incidents of battles or any facts.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
The Corral is Large

a1J .> i> always supplied with Grain, Hay cisi oIe...ld9nce Of good well water. Spe- tr .Ase taken with stock or other proper .-''1S'ed 10 the proprietor.
 berso,..! body familiar with Chas. H. La ,pesl-s nanagement of Desert Station
 'i lhe highest terms Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

LEoPULDo CARRILLo says he will have peaches in the market in q couple of weeks. WatermelOns, figs and other lux uries have already put in an appearance.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

ZEcKENDoRF BRos. are doing a large business and have an immense variety of goods suited to the market.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

HERE is a small paragraph not alone applicable, even if true, in the case as put:
 Wayne McVeigh scolds back al Ben Butler and says: "Those who know me will not believe anything you say against me, and those who know you, of course, will not believe anything you say against anybody"
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

LIONEL NJ. JACOBS is of on visit 10 Florence and Silver King and 1heo. Vel shch to Altar.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

ST. PETERSBURG. June S-'The Rus sian official paper publishes a decree ordering a new levy of 2lS0O0 men. So great a levy is unprecedented.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

F. J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Of San Francisco has a letter for Joseph Beckett, whose la test address known to MT. Armstrong, was Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MEssRs. MITCHELL AND MOORE Of the Overland stage line. have been In town during the week, looking to the details of their business. Everything is in ship shape and the business good.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR. C. W. WELLS, Indian beef contract
 or for the next fiscal year, was in town
 one day last week and left eastward on Saturday.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

JUDGE JoRx s. WooD and family will arrive in few dsys.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

TIE San Francisco Post of June 9, has a long and interesting letter from John 4. Spring ol Tucson, on the flowers and shrubs of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

THE very best assortment Of writing material, ink, pens, etc., can be found at U. S Mansfeld's News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16
Presbyterian Church.

bslb s,,es at the Court honSe everE sab -1 A' M. All sre cordially invited.
 J. J. ANDERSON, Pastor.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

A GOOD ladies' Side Saddle for SIP, at Uncle Harris, 7O2 Kearny street, San Fran cisco,
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-16

MR.J. II. MOTION, of Norton, stewart It Co, Camp Grant, has been in town SeveIa! days, enjoying our mild weather and other luxurles. He bought and shipped large lot Of supplies for the house while here.