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BOARDING.

The ht DIES holly TRHELUNCH ROOM
- Dis hh street northwest, n strictly =, w ar-
anSe Eating u, use. sers - good MEALS ~ - T.
:. 20 go IL hthLs NJ I0 cts. Liberal 49, ms 10
NEhr lEslRABLE FUENTSHED OI IN
v tIhSlcHED IONS, with ,r without
noAhb, al 52s Eas Ca ttoi street, CapitsI HfII.
ret cars rsss the door. ocIZg 81.
SOME OF TIE MOST KLhGaNTLY FURS
- lsHbn hOONSt1r rent in the city, VITA The
~ nIsBI BOAR u be found at Me-
rLiNT Z, s23 en- s&o Vermont sveuuo, op po~ite
the hInbgtoh hOtei octa9 Ct
RoARD ELkGA, N ROOMS, In suite. II two
= enc thrt e, f-CDiing no. md south. with o.
wmnout boAhD. Also. small rooms; double house:
1885 street, near 18th St. oct1 81
E0R REET-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
I'D q nrtya'e family. large, picsly furnished
hoNT ROOM, n second floor; convenient T. m.
Sspuoi al two lnes Of etreet car-; ch.riots .a.s
80. , aoor: References exchanged. Apply at 2Os A
sHeet eoutneatt. oct27-6t-
II OoMe, WITH or WITHOUT B0ARO-Ne~Tv
~ painted and rapeIed and ne nds 0mely furnished
throughout; commddiJus: bath room and wster
closet Terms mod rate COZ street n W 0c26 la.
SsMiNAkY BOTEL, GE0RGETOMN.-FoT.
- nished Rooms from $40 up; with or without
boaro meals SUPP led IN To ms, % per month.
RpAknING-F"r henf-B AL s0nielv FnrUishsl
" hooMS, en- suite or sing o. with 6rzf- clas- ia
BILE BOAhD. at No 4I9 Oh street. northwest
within one square Of National ard Metropolitan 10
tells and street cars. octss 6Is
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LOST AND FOUND.

VTNAkEN UP In NAylor's Alley. between 9TH An =
L lOin streets oil thw Get, no 028, ds'k n
brtwD HORSE; stand, feet inches high. IN
he owner ran have him bv p-ovinQ p-oper. GA
ty and pa, ing CT penses. TH0S. HALL. oct.O ST.
I OsT-On Saturday, evenin &, 9th instant, on 7th
- sr.et mar Bogus Otsar ore, large Oayx
recovery, fisft at A. BOGUS Cigar Store, Tn 1t !,
n. ar ID Lori Invest. ocr39 2ts
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EOReALE-Bira-rate HORSE; gnar.rteed .oupt
r.. AND n nip'd; n.ifh by; ny hsnds hish; a.
ness: Inquire at Room n, wtnder'. (NZR
DuiiupB. octIs-l -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
suitable for boy TO ride or lads to drive, ia
sny SIS. Address +" Horse" Stsr OF ArS
nce. &C 50 St
EOR SALE-Chesp-h BAY HORSE and 81
a.. twosest CARRIAGE. Apply 2O3l IN
yin street, beyond b cundary street noItn <~xh
HORSES FOR sALE.-Good Work III crses and
II N ules at private sale this week, at sta n
D Dies. OF ~, ne Independent Ice Company, N IN
0kE EXTRA FINE-TONED NEW GRAND
SIS oash, at No. 7aa 7th street north ~
EOR sALE-HORsE, BUGGY and HARNESS.
- c1eapi morse seven years old, warranted S>ye
s ,S and Kind; PROMPT driver; can tr1t in 6S
HUGUELEY & BOwEN's Stables, New Ycrk
ayebue. oc.2l sts
E,OR shLE-The contents of a priy.fe ,tnnIs
Il tTHREE HORSES: one of them is a n
ny h ssndso% n; dark bay, years old, IN
driver Can iTst mile IN ma s:iO s saSm :sow n.
time, and warranted sound. Also, q very handsome
and .tylish blood bay III amiltonisn Mare, 8 years
safe for drive thsrs Is no quieser nor
esnler mare stands IN Waship gton; is broke 10 90
al ea,s under the saddle abe can rsck better than
he summer ~ ladies; che IL safe for the most timd
prison to ride. Also, q very handsome and stylish
S S,sS Bay FsTiy Horse, wears Old, lss hands
De driven In family carriage four peopieJ twelve
Dnee An hour; there is no g-ntisr, nor handsomer
nor seier bore for family s broke 60 all gats
:, Al.o, Family Carriage. Dad Wagon, Single aud
LIQUIDS hsrSess, z Lap Robe Blankets, and the
60 M oS o. me sts to Be sold together
fSsc e the Pu eh..er Apply in the Of
A3O0 GIeet nortnwese- Ods3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ I'm. etn STINT PARfNER-f .,.s
Sc, WV g. trN-st ~ 900 or me N u..- "A
- y. 'ttsil NJ wholesale bu.iasss Aairss- . y
s.G nc ccts1 p
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GIG and 2fs Third street
hrst-ciass Family Hotel. ROOMS IN suite Of
single, with or without board; low ETic-z, and
choice accommodations. Octg5-lm
RoARnING-Lsrge ard hsncs6mai7 furnished
BILE BOARD. Also Transient BoaTaeis acconmo
dated 5I2 9Th street northwest. oct24 Ct
2I7 "a sTREaT. Rooms, IN SUITE OR
and furnished; hIst clss. throughout. oc'22-aW'
ISIS BohDLKY IN ssitimorel hs- aiken that
~ ~ 6eaptit.i msnson corner sud D h s'roets
can se .eiso.ec - once Wits hopes 70 max her
THE TREMONT House Is MAKING GOOC
Il terms for Winter BosIieTs Faa.iiy ana single
rooms; elth.r steam OF stove heat. oc:ll N
A RMAND HoDINr RESTtUnsNT and ele-
"A CANT DUNNO PhRLOkS for lsdies ard gen
tlemen. 14I3 street. near I5,h s.e-i here every
nencecy OF the SESSION Il -rved. regular Br ak
Is cents, from to p m: Ia carte a. III h. Grs
Private Dinner Parties served at short no.
THE COMMODIOUs RESIDENCE AT THE
a., ooruer OF NeS York avenue aud 18th street hsv.
ihrous bout viii BE- opened Tor he reeps,on af PsT
%sne;t: Trsssisni sha Day Bos BpERs October
IN, 81; MIS- M. T. soUrHALL, formerly Of
R0ARDING-Sl5 llth street northwest, elegant
~ new house met completed, modern. improve
each floor; Psror snd Bsdroom oonm%nicsfTas
r. Rod ,: .Os suitable FOR Also gh
BOABD. Transient guests accommodated. se9z -6ws
MoRTON HOUSE,
e2s AND s2a = STREET NV
PRICES fOR BoARD:
Tp;id IN sd7snce. ........... rs 90
Bre.tias. or DiDi sr.....-...-
u MssI Ticlet:....-:.-........ dS
MOTION House was the nr.t one in the civ 70
DO I'd And fbus fns ,rl~
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

Territorial Prison, and for the confine- ment of prisoners therein and to regulate the same. | Mir Ochoa gave notice that on to- morrow or some future day, he would introduce the following bills: | An act to aid in the construction of a wagon road from Globe City to Camp Apache and Springerville on the Little | Colorado.
 Also bill to construct wagon road from Tucson to the Clifton Copper mines.
 II. B. No. 9 then taken up, rules suspended, read second time by title, and referred to Committee on Educa- tion.
 H. B. No. g taken up, read second time, and, on motion of MT. Stevens, referred to Committee on Judiciary.
 H. B. No. 24 taken up, read second time, and referred to Judiciary Con- mIttee.
 H. B. No. 27 taken up, read second time, and, on motion of MT. Bennett, referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 H. B. No. l5 was then taken up, put upon its final passage and passed by the following vote:
 Those voting aye were:
 Messrs. Bennett, Bull, Foster, Head, Hathaway, Hutchison, Miller, Ohnes- orgen, Parker, Richards, Stevens, Sa- maniego, Scott and Mir. Speaker-14
 Those voting no were:
 Messrs. Darlington, Ochoa and Peck-3
 Excused from voting Mir. Marion.
 So the bill passed
 H. B. No. Is was then taken up, put upon its final passage and passed by the following vote:
 Those voting aye were:
 Messrs. Bennett, Bull, Darlington, Foster, Hathaway, Hutchison, Marion, Ohnesorgen, Peck, Richards, Stevens, Samaniego, Scott and Mir Spesker-14
 Those voting no were;
 Messrs. Head, Miller, Ochoa and Parker-4.
 So the bill passed.
 H. B. No II was then taken up, NIT. Head moved to indefinitely postpone.
 Motion lost. On motion of MT. Marion, referred to Committee on Judiciary, and that said Committee be requested to report it back by II o'clock Monday 9 inst
 Mir. Marion moved 10 adjourn. Mo ton lost.
 H. B. No. 2l taken up, read third time, and, on motion of MT Marion. re-referred to Committee on Militia and Indian Affairs.
 C. B. No 4 read first time, on motion of Mir. Darlington, rules suspended, bill read second time by title, and re- ferred to Committee on Agriculture
 c. B. No. 12 read first time, on mo- tion of Mir. Stevens, rules suspended, bill read second time by title, and re- ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
 c. B. No. 15 read first time, on mo- ton of Mir. Parker, rules suspended, bill read second time by title, and re- ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
 On motion of Mir. Samaniego, House adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 ANDREW CRONLY, chief clerk
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AFTER RECESS.

AFTER RECESS
 President Woolsey in the chair
 The Council went into executive ses sion.
 The following message from the Gov ernor was read:
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 TUcsoS, Arizona, January IS, 1877 Hon. King s. Woolsey, President oi the Council:
 have nominated, and respectfully ask the confirmation by the Council, the following officers, viz;
 For Probate Judge of MaricOpa coun- ty, William A. Hancock.
 For Probate Judge of Yuma county, Henry N. Alexander.
 For Probate Judge of MOhave coun- ty, Charles AtchisOn.
 For Adjutant General ofth Territory of Arizona, Charles E. Curtiss.
 A P. K. SAFFoRD, Governor. On suggestion, it was agreed that upon the confirmation of each appoint ment, the member of Council from the county for which the appointment was made should vote first
 Upon the confirmation of William \. Hancock as Probate Judge of MarIcopaI county, those who voted aye were Mir. President and Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redondo, Ruggles, Rush and Stevens-9.
 Noes, none. So the appointment was confirmed Upon the confirmation of Henry N. Alexander as Probate Judge of Yuma county, those who voted ave were Messrs. Redondo, Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Ruggles, Rush, Ste vens and Mir President-9.
 Noes. none. So the appointment was confirmed. Upon the confirmation of Charles Atchison as Probate Judge of Mohave county, those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redondo, Ruggles, Rush, Ste vens and MT President-9.
 Noes, none.
 So the appointment was confirmed. Upon the confirmation of Charles E. | Curtiss as Adjutant General of the Ter ritory of Arizona, those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Ken dall, MoelIer, Redondo, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens and Mir President-9. Noes, none. So the appointment was confirmed. On motion of MT. Ruggles, the seal of secrecy was removed as to the action of the Council in executive session. On motion of Mir. Goodwin, the exec utIve session was closed.
 IN COUNCIL. On motion of Mir. Ruggles the Coun- cil adjourned until the usual hou to morrow. JOHN T. ALsAP,
 Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

C. B. No was taken up and read 8 third time, and put upon its passage.
 Upon the passage of the Bill those who voted aye were Messrs. Good win, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redon- do, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens and MT. President-9. | Noes none.
 So the Bill passed.
 The following message was received from the House: HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 TUesoN, ARIZONA, January IS, 1877.
 MT. President: The House has pass ed H. B. No. 15, An act to amend an act entitled an act to provide for the segregation of mining claims, approv- ed September 30, 1867.
 Also H. B. No. 16, An act to divorce Henry B. Jones from his wife Mary E. Jones.
 ANDREW CRoNLY, chief clerk.
 H. B. No. 2 was read 8 third time and put upon its passage:
 Upon the passage of the Bill, those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, MQeller, RedondO, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens and Mir. Presi- dent,-9. Noes none.
 So the Bill passed.
 H. B. No. IA was read a third time and put upon it's passage.
 Upon the passage of the Bill those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redondo, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens snd Mir Presi- dent,-9.
 Noes none.
 So the Bill passed. H. B. No. 20 was read a third time and put upon its passage. Upon the passage of the Bill those who voted aye were, Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, RedondO, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens and MT. Pres ident,-9.
 Noes, none.
 So the Bill passed.
 H. B. No. 15 was taken up, and order ed to be returned to the House for correction of the endorsement thereon.
 H B. No. 16 was taken up and order ed to be returned to the House for cor rectiOn of the endorsement thereon.
 On motion of MT. Redondo, the Coun- cil took a recess until II o'clock a. m
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


 TUCsoN, January 19, 1877 The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
 President Woolsey in the chair Roll called; present: Messrs. Good win, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Re dondo, RuggIes, Rush, Stevens and MT President.
 Journal of yesterday read and ap proved.
 Mir. Kendall, Chairman of Commit tee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills made the following report:
 NIT. President: The Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills ask leave to report that they have examin ed and compared Council Bill No. G. and find the same correctly engrossed and delivered Council Bills Nos. 1 and F, correctly enrolled, into the hands of the Governor for his approval, Jan uary IS, 1877.
 GEO. ID. KENDALL, Chairman. Mir. Goodwin, Chairman of Commit tee on Territorial Affairs, made the following report:
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 19, 1877. Mir President: The Committee on Territorial Affairs, to whom was refer red H. B. No. 20, have had the same under consideration, and am direct led to report that they recommend its passage.
 F. H. GOODWIN, Chairman. Mir. Rush, Chairman Judiciary Com mi;tee, made the following report:
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 19, 1877. Mir. President: Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom was referred H. B. No. 2, An act to repeal an act in re- lation to the Sale of Spirltuous and Malt Liquors or Wines at Retail " and H. B. No. 14, "An act entitled an act amendatory of an act amendatory of Chapter 47, Howell Code, Of Jurors and Acts Amendatory Thereto" re- spectfully report that they have had the same under consideration, and I have been directed to report them back to the Council without amend ment, and recommend their passage
 JOHN A. RUSH. Chairman Committee on Judiciary. MT. Hughes gave notice that on to- morrow, or some future day, he would introduce the following Bills: An act concerning lawful fences. and Animals tresspassing on premises law fully enclosed.
 An act to permanently locate the Ter ritorial Seat of Government at the town of PheniI, in the County of Ma ricopa.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
 TUCSON, January r.. 1877 House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Calderwood in the chair.
 Roll called; present all the members Minutes Of preceding day read and ap proved.
 Mfr. Bennett, Chairman Committee or Judiciary, made the following report: Mir. Speaker: The Judiciary Commit tee toWhom was referred H. B. No. II. An act concerning the office Of Probate Judge having duly considered said bill, have al rected me 10 report the following amend ments thereto and recommend its passage as amended:
 First,-That an additional section be In- serted In said bill as follows:
 Section 10. The Territorial Board of Education shall appoint the Co1nty Su- perlntendent Of Public Schools in the sew eraI counties Of this Territory, who shall receve the sum Of one hundred dollars per annura to he paid by the County Treasurer quarterly out Of The school fund of sssd counties, upon the receipt Of Ihe Superintendent.
 Second anendment,-Thats sections 6 and of said H. -B. No. Il, shall not apply Co Yuma coonty.
 D. <. BESNETT. Chairman. MT. Sananiego, Chairman Commit ee on Territorial Affairs. made the following report:
 MT. Speaker: Your Committee on Mili- tis and Indian Affairs, to whom H. B. No. 2i. was referred. have had the same under consideration, and respectfully report it sck without amendment and recom Ilend tie passage.
 M c. sAAASrEGo, ,-Chairman.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
 January IS, 1877.
 House met pursuant to adjournment
 Speaker Calderwood in the chair.
 Roll called; present: all the mem bers.
 Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
 MT. Marion presented petition from 73 residents of Little Colorado country asking that they may not be set off from Yavapai into a new county, and giving their reasons therefor.
 Mir Foster, Chairman Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills, made the following report:
 Mir. Speaker: Your Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills respect. fully return H. B. Nos. 15 and 16 as correctly engrossed.
 c. B. FOSTER, Chairman.
 Mir. Bennett Chairman Committee on Judiciary made the following report
 Mir. Speaker: Your Committee have had under consideration the following Bills, referred to them, and have direct. ed me to respectfully recommend that H. B. No. 9, An act smendatory of Chapter 4S of the Compiled Laws of Proceedings in Civil Cases, be indef- nitely postponed. Your Committee believe that while the present statutes afford ample protection to the defend ant in civIl cases, the proposed amend ment would work A hardship, and in many cases a serious injustice to the plaintiff.
 That c. B. No. :, An act to amend an act entitled of Grimes and Punish ments, be amended by striking out the provisory clause, viz: Provided, that the jury may, by their verdict, direct that the offence be punished by death While this Bill leaves the punishment by imprisonment largely in the discre- ton of the court, the clause that your Committee recommend be stricken out lakes away all such discretionary pow sr. and allows a jury to direct a terrible punishment for what might be very ordinary offence. It is believed that he punishment provided for in this ,lsuse is not in keeping with that high
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
COUNCIL CHAMBER


 TUCsOS. January IS, 1877.
 The Council metat 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
 President Woolsey in the chair.
 Roll called; present Messrs. Good win, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redon do, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens, and Mir. President.
 Journal of yesterday read and SD. proved.
 Mir Kendall, Chairman of Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills, made the following report:
 Mir. President: Your Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills ask leave to report that they have examin- ed Council Bills Nos. and Is, and find them correctly engrossed; that Council Bills Nos. 1 and F, are cor rectly enrolled; and that Council Bill No. II, was placed in the hands of his Excellency, the Governor, on January | F, 1877.
 GEO. D. KENDALL, Chairman.
 Mir. Rush, Chairman of Committee on Judiciary, made the following re- port:
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January IS. 1877.
 Mir. President: Your Committee on Judiciary, 50 whom was referred c. B.. No 6, An act to amend Chapter II of the Compiled Laws, entitled Of Pro- ceedings in Civil Cases" c. B. No 19. An act to amend section of an act to amend an act, entitled An act creating the office of District Attorney, February 13, 1873; !" and H. B. No. ,, An act to divorce Anna Conn from Thomas Conn.," respectful ly report that they have had the same under consideration, and I have been directed to report thereon as follows :: C. B. No. 6: Amend section 1, in the 23d line, by inserting the words " and before the empsnneling of the trial jury" after the word found; ;"I and, as amended, its passage is recom- mended. c. B. No. 19: Reported back with the recommendation that its further be indefinitely postponed. c. B. No. 5: Amend enacting clause 90 that it shall read, |" Be it enacted by he Legislative Assembly of the Terri ory of Arizona; and amend section ], in line i, after the word thereto ore" by inserting the words contract
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

All of which is respectfully submit ted.
 JOHN A. RUSH, Chairman Committee on Judiciary.
 H. B. No. 2 was taken up, and, or motion of Mir. Ruggles, the rules wer' suspended, the Bill read a second timt by title, and referred to the Comrfitte' on Counties and County Boundaries H. B. No. IA was read second time and on motion of MT. Ruggles, wa referred to Judiciary Committee.
 IT. B. No. 20 was read a second time and, on motion of Mr. Hughes, was re ferred to the Committee on Territoria Affairs.
 c. B. No. 8 was read a third time and put upon its psssage.
 Upon the passage of the Bill those who voted aye were, Messrs. Goodwin Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redondo Ruggles, Rush, Stevens and MT. Pres ident-9. Noes, none.
 So the Bill passed.
 c. B. No. IS was read third time By unanimous consent Mir RedondC moved to amend by adding the words and the county of Yuma" at the end of section one
 The amendment was adopted, tht Bill read as amended and put upon Its passage.
 Upon the passage of the Bill, those who voted aye were, Messrs. Good win, Hughes, Kendall, Moeller, Redon do, Ruggles, Rush, Stevens, and Mir President-9. Noes none.
 So the Bill passed,
 c. B. No 6 was taken up, and the amendments recomme lded by the Ju diclary Committee adopted The Bill was read as amended, and ordered en grossed, and that it have third read ing.
 c. B. No. 19 was taken up.
 MT. Hughes moved to lay the Bill upon the table.
 Motion lost.
 Mir. Rush moved that the further con sideration of the Bill be indefinitely postponed.
 Motion carried, and c. B. No 19 was indefinitely postponed.
 H. B. No. was taken up, and the amendments recommended by the Ju- dietary Committee adopted, and the Bill read as amended.
 The Bill was then read third time and put upon its passage.
 Upon the passage of the Bill, those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Ruggles. Rush, Stevens and MT President-6.
 Noes. Msssrs. Kendall and Moeller g.
 Mir. Redondo was excused from vot. ing upon the Bill.
 So the Bill passed.
 The following message was received from the Governor:
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, TUCsoN, Arizona, January IS, 1877. Hon. King S. Woolsey, President of the Council:
 I have this day signed and approved an act to change the names of Tomas Simon and Carlos Simon, to Thomas Foster and Charles Foster, respectively.
 A. P. K. SAFFoRD, Governor. A message was also received from the Governor in relation to appoint ments, and it was ordered that the Council go into executive session to- morrow, at II o'clock a. m. to consider the same.
 On motion of Mir. Hughes, the COun- cil adjourned until the usual hour to- morrow. JOHN T. ALsAP,
 Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

AMONG postal changes of January z We note the discontinuance of the post office at Sacaton, Pinal county, Arizona, and the appointment of John M. Ben nett as postmaster at Walnut Grove, Yavapai county.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

THE COPARTNERSHIP HEEEIt l fore existing between the undersIsp,- sl,.- in the ownership Of the san Pedro Das; .s., Ranch and Tres Alamos House, IS lI day dissolved by mutual consent. l sT Hooker is hereby authorized to receive s..sr p,- moneys due the concern ana nei'' agrees 10 pay all debts owing by it. Fl. c. Hooker hereby announces tnht has this day sold his entire interest m, lh ., said Dairy Ranch and Tres Alamos lil. IloJ, ,b. to c. NJ. Hooker. who will continue 'N c. M. HOOKER.
 IT. c. HOOKER: Trna AInnnos AriNona Jan. lT. lslI. lot
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

COLORADO Steam Navigation Compa- ny will despatch the Steamer Idaho, '' from San Francisco for the mouth of the Colorado, on the 23d instant-so Agent Finlay at Yuma yesterday tele graphed us.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
Dissolution of Copartnership'

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ih.. ... IN the copartnership heretofore eE E,.s ing between s. SilveroerS, -E- ~ a,m. and Jos. ColIingwOod. Under tne Ei5r. name and style of F. N. r Flsh 0 CU-, 'Ct,',S by ence, Arizona, Is this day dissoIeSS" r,s mutual consent. $. Silverberg anu s1s CoIlingwood will pay all haolitieiSf' if on.. are alone authorized tO collect ss. h, Js,s standing debts and moneys DS 1Is sNe
 F.. \. FISH, ..oon Florence. Arizona. January II, ls"'
 pa,a-r,,g to the aLove notice, we lss1 ,isss,re m announcing to our friends s- ss, patrons that A. Hsmerslag has o.sr r,,rr, nc Q day admitted as a partner in our n.inr 'r' 'an4 be he.eafter known under @ tne H"'
 s'Sie o' @O'' S. .SII.VERBERG, .n
 JOS. COLLISGWOOD' ,s-,, A. HAMERSl-A1.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

TIE Los Angeles Republican of Jan uary f, reports large force at work on the extension of the Southern Pacific from Indian Wells towards Yuma.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

THE best brands chewing and smoking tobaccos at Mansfeld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

JOS. COLLINGwoOD 3 co. Florence, Arizona, January IS. 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20

F.. M. PEARcK, WN. H.SUTHEELASD' Ag't at Globe City. Agent st Florence
 c. Nj. DODGE, Gen'l supt. Florence, Arizona, Jan'y 20, lS77. l5-sm