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Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
,s,nerr,sors, Pcocaadinns

Board met on Monday at office or Clerk Full Board and Clerk Osborne present.
 Official bond of NJ. Graves, Of Tomb stone, was approved.
 Resignat.on Of H. B. Smith as Public Administrator was received and accepted
 Some accounts were then audited.
 Four bids were received by the Board for medical attendance and medicine for tue ind gent sick and the sick in prison. The bids were as follows:
 Per Month. Martha H. Woffenden..........................sS Si John W. 65 C. P. " Watson 20O J. C. lO0 Dr. Handy also proposed to rent build ing for hospital at slO per month. Also 10 board and care for sick in hospital at sl.5O per day. Dr. Handy also proposes. if the Board prefer, 10 continue his present con- tract with an addition or $50 per month for attendance upon sick in prison and al their homes outside of the hospital.
 The members then met Hs Board Of Equalization. A. Lazard. Juan Elias, J. Murry Bailey and D. A. Sanford appeared betore the Board and upon satisfactory representations their assessments were ordered to stand as originally made.
 The following persons appeared before the Board and their assessments were or dered changed as follows. to wit: F. ContZen (by c. VelRscol.....S 4O0 10 s 600 J. 5. 21OO to 3JOJ E. N. Fish, personal property. 2SOO to 3SOO Goldsmith & Co.,. ............. l20o to l50O Treasurer Leatherwood submitted re- port showing the county indebtedness to be as follows. to wit:
 Contingent ........S ,65S S3 General 44,OIs Y All warrants on the contingent fund have been paid up to the present year and on the general fund up 10 warrant No. 100, issued August l4, 1871.
 The contract for hospital and care Of in- digent sick was awarded 10 Dr. J. c. Han dy, under the same provisions as his last contract. with an addition Of $50 for ser vices to sick outside the hosiptal. IL was also directed that the hospital be removed lHDUl tue CeubrI Oi tOhh so u lOSaAAhS bO OS approved by the Board.
 Some accounts were then audited and the Board again took up equilazation. The name of James Vaughn was added 10 the roll and he WAS assessed for $500 per soual property.
 R. A. Wilour's assessment on residence was raised from sl5O0 to 5000; and the as. sessment of l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, was re duced from sSI 200 to S7I, 200.
 Tae Board then adjourned.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

ITEMS from the Arizonan, July 21
 John H. Marion has been awarded the contract to do the county printing and advertising.
 Sheriff Walker having delivered cer tain prisoners to the Yuma Peniten tiary, the Board oi Supervisors paid him an $500 warrant therefor.
 Horse-thieves are again at work on Lynx Creek, three horses having been stolen within the past three days from parties who reside there.
 Played out. This is what people say of the Patterson "road to tho mining camps south of Prescott. Ont gentleman today informed us that tho road has fallen completely down. Oh what waste of county money.
 Judge Silent and others have re turned from holding court in Mohavt at Mineral Park. In three days anC nights Judge Silent heard and settled thirty odd suits. The principal one Remington vs. Whitney, was decided in Remington's favor, decision tha settles dispute concerning the owner ship of Fishers spring, near the towI of Signal.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
From Saturdays Daily.
City Counch PcoceedLnna.

This body met last evening. Full Coun- ell and Recorder present.. Recorder Os- born obllges us with the proceedings, to wit:
 Following waa presented and unanl- mously adopted:
 Whereas, Many complaints have been made against I. E. BrOkaw, City Marshal. for ineficiency and neglect and abuse Of duty; therefore. on motion, 1t Is ordered that l. E. Brokaw, City Marshal, be re- quested to resign, and that should he re- fuse to do so, no compensation be allowed him from ar after this date.
 Petition asking for sale Of Military plaza for ground for Feast San Augustin was received and laid over for consideration until next regular meeting.
 Petition asking for appolntmen: of sddi tional policemen also laid over.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
San Carlos HfdIrS.

Maj Hart is now taking account of stock at the San Carlos Agency with a view of turning over" to Maj. Chaf- fee, United States Army. We are in formed that the change of manage ment is by order of the Secretary of the Interior.
 The Agency Indians today will re- ceive their ration of flour. It is to be hoped that the contractor will not again be in default Beef plenty, stags played out. The bids for COWS were opened on the 2snd. There were seven varying from S15, S94 to $25, but no award was made for the reason that the class of cattle were not speci- fed in the bids and consequently had to be referred 10 Washington for deciS- ion. Mexican or scrub COWS for the purpose of breeders and milkers would he dear at any price.-Silver Belt, July 2J
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Rare Chance for Investment!

NOR SALE-THE SIERRA BONITA I Ranche and stock, situated in the Val ley Of the Arivaipa, Pima County, Ari- ZonR. between the Graham and GaIiuro Mountains. There are five ranches in. ciuded in this property, situated five miles from each other respectively, owning all the permanent water and tillabIe land in The valley, and controlling over twenty square miles or smooth valley land, GOV cred with the best grama and nther grasses. High timbered mountains on each side of The valley. which are impas sable for stock. \ mild and healthy eli mate. These ranches will support rom year to year, and at all seasons, from fif teen to twenty thousand head or cattle. There will be sold with the property two thousand head Of graded cattle, 350 head of high bred horses. several fine blooded trotting and draft stallions. The calves dropped in the spring will mum Der one thousand; the foals, two hundred. To R gentleman with means and suitable tastes few such opportunities for so profitable an investment can be found For full par uculars apply to H. c. HOOKER,
 sierra Bonita Rnnche.
 Camp Grant, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

TIE promiae of an early supply Of Ice shows vigorous siIns Of redemption al Levin's Park. A twenty-horse power en- zine and boiler are being put In place as fast as large number Of men can do it The freezing apparatus, capable Of turn Ing three or four tons Of water into bis chunks Of ice in A juicy. is right there on the spot, with its pots, pans and pumps. And the lce-bOsses stand around aching to set the machine going. Ice and its comfortable consequences will soon be as common as wstcrmelons. Then, what next? Memory cannot recall, nor imsgi nation suggest. any thing more to be de sired In this Italy," unless 1t be the man with "sawft clans! saRft clams' The Santa Cruz Is not great fishing stream.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

BARNETT & BLOCKS large train arrived to-dRy with over 30, DO pounds freight for various parties. J. x. Mansfield received over l2O0 pounds fine stationery; F. l.. Austin lot of goods for Huachuca: Low enstein & Co.,, 2OOO pounds merchandise and Earll 6 Go. about the same; ". A. Bourland, 1900; Charles T. Etohells, 1000; Lord & Williams, twenty sacks CalIforDis potatoes, and P. Drschman. twenty i've sacks same; Lesinsky & Co.,, 2OO0 pounds for Clifton; L. NJ. Jacobs X Co.,, lSOO-the latter consisting of a reapIng and moving machine, for use at Stafford, in Pueblo Viejo Valley. Aside from the above lot Of Government stores were on board.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

AMONG the recent arrivals we notice that Of Mir. George P. Reed, of St. Louis who spent last winter at Arivsca and Tue son and left last April for visit to his home. During his absence he has visited the Leadville mines, where he has some small interests, but he has come back to Arizona to realize on the various bonsn- gas in which he is interested. Weare glad to see him back and hope he will not be disappointed in his hopes.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Mining Work Notlce.

FTlO q. O. BAKER AND ALL OTHERS | interested in that certain mining ciaim Known as the Armstrong mine situated in the Ar,vaca Mining District, Pima County, Arizona.
 This is to notify you that in accordance with DroVisions of the mining act Of May 10, lns4, hat In compliance with require ments of said aci, work has been done on said mining claim for one yeS- back past, ending June l3. ls79. by the undersigned. Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication Of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion of the cost of the said work. ihe undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your rights. title and interest. in a8d to every portion Of said mining cialm.
 J. n. MERCHANT,
 II. T. WIECK,
 J. A. MIDDLEMAS. Tucson, June l3. Jul3-wS5-I3t
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

WEhave been shown a pear grown in J. Martini's garden. just west Of Tucson, from a tree purchased from Mir. Arm strong. It Is nf the Bartlett variety-large and sound The tree has been planted but year and was a year old whom plant ed. This shows how quickly and what line pears can be raised in the valley.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
TOMBSTONE SHIPMENT 70. 4.
Ten More Bars. Valued at S25. HOS

Ten More Bars, Valued at S25, ,ff0.97
 The fourth shipment Of bullion by the Tom mbstone NJ. and M. Company arrived this morning at Stafford, Hudson 6 Co.'s Bank, in charge Of Superintendent Gird. It amounts 10 s25. .ll0.e7. and added to pre- vious shipments makes Ss4.5sS.44, and MT. Gird says over 35,O0O ln bars were len be- cause he had not time 10 have them Rs- sayed before leaving. This shipment will follow the others Co Philadelphia.
 To keep up the record. we again give mum Der, fness. value, etc, Of each bar: No. 2, ounces l9i5.50. silver fne 978, gold value sl40S5, silver value s2i55.02. total s2505 S7; No. 2S. 1873. .59. SIS. slSS2I, s2l95 60 s265S-sl; No. ?9. l7s7.95. g70. sllO.s5 S2242.2 .26 S235Sll; lo. 30. lsS7.2 .25. 974, sl56.07. S2376.6l s25s2 6S; O. 32, lS79.34, sSl, Sl55.42, s23s3.75 s25S9.I7; No. s2. I944.f7, 976. si4O.77. s245s.72 s259449; No. 8, 1884 .O2, 957, slls.eO, s2s92 96 S25l2s8; No. S4, ls75.34, 9oI, SiS5.77, S23S7. .42 s2973.I9; No. S5, 2O27 ,3I, S4s, sIO4sI. s2225.4I s2S3O 2; No. 36. I9O9.5s, 973. slls.39, s24O2 IS s2I20.57; mRkilg total Of gold SI346.O4 anc of silver s23,764.sS. Except one bar all sr' above 96O fine and each contains over slO' in gold.
 | MT. GIrd says everything about the mil and mine Is moving smoothly as anybr dy could wish. and the yield SO far is above originai expectations and the prospectiv' yield Is all they could dasire. The enter prise is not only Q succeSs to date, but it future success Is beyond doubt. By thu day hundred thousand dollars IS jus about the amount produced. IL was abou the last Of May when the mill turned th, first wheel and WAS not fully completed The run since the previous shipment ha averaged s2OOO perdsy.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

THE usual agitation is going on among the lawyers over the question Of postpOn' Ing the next term Of the District Court The timo now fixed is the second Monday oi September. and as the Pinal term is sel for October any change would take the Pima term over to November. IL Is said that law is uncertain, but It would seem that the court term should be an immov- able feast.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

DR. HITCHCOCK is constantly adding to his collections Of curious and interesting specimens. Lat evening We noticed in his office & neatly arranged collection oi local bugs. One was a specimen Of Pecu- liar form and special interest, having single horn in the center Of iIs head, sei and shaped similar to that of the rhino- ceros. Tue Doctor already has quite an Interesting museum
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

MEssks. GILLETTE and Gilsou and Prof Henry Janin arrived from Hershaw Dis trict yesterday. They report very favor. ably on their mining developments. They have one shaft down over eighty feet and numerous eross-cuts and excavations, all proving the mine large and rich enough to satisfy the buyers, who are wide awake successful miners.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Probate Notice

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Ihi l County of Pima, Territory of ArIossn' In the matter Of guardianship of nsLi BRnduraRa, Maguei Banduraga ana n-, ,si, ano BanduragS. It appearing 70 ,.4 court from the petition this day pre.sng- and nled by Maria Romero BanIu,,s'si ,s'ssi the guardian of the persons and esIAls Rafila Banduraga, Maguel Bandurags Mariana Bandurags, praying for sn ,Is O.1t to Of sals Of certain real ests'te bel0hglsSs her said wards, that it would be OeheH ..,sI. to the said wards that such real ,s.f should be sold: 10 is hereby ordereo au the next Of kin of the said wards, aNO s,- persons intere Eted In the said esihIe, esih,,.o, or pear before this court at the c0urFi thereof. in Tucson, County or PIHia' n on Wednesday. the 3Oth day oi Jul ', =, =. io 1879, al 10 o'clock a- m.; then ana 'ns. '.., ss | show cause why an order EhOuiu "O n4 granted for the sale Of such esials. 'si, it Is further ordered, that copy e,..s. O order be published at least three sagS.sd sive weeks before the said hearing U.sg,. petition in THE ARIZONA CTTtLES,s
 paper printed in said county oi.Inn oi Il'T'
 Probate JGdss.,
 Dated Tucson. A. T., July lsi' A. p' --
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF O an execution issued out Of Justice Io seph Neugnss' Court Of Precinct No. l County of Pims, Territory Of AriEons. dated June 9. A. D. 1873, In a certain ac ton for delinquent tax, v herein tue cOun " of Pima as plaintiff recovered Judgme1. against George Atkins and certain req estate defendant, for the sum of thirty seven 50-l00 dollars and costs Of suit tAksa Rt ffteen 62-l00 dollars, on the 9th day O June, A. ID. 1873, ] have levied upon ihs following described property, To vii l" Being house and lot situate about one "quartor Of mile from Camp ThomS, "in Pima County, and known as Atkins |" Dance House." Public notice Is herebf given that on Tuesday. the fith day ol August. A. ID. 1879, at 10 o'clock a. ID. G that day. in front of the court-hOuse, la Tucson County of Pima, l will sell all ne right, title and interest Of said George AF kins. the defendant, in and to the above described property. st public auction. m cash. in lawful mousy of the Unfed states, 10 the highest and best bidder s satisfy said execution and all costs.
 C. A. SHIBELL. Sherif.
 By JAMES SPEEDY.
 Deputy Shsnn.
 Dated Tucson, July r. A. D. 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
N otice of Sale Territorial Bonds

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE. ID ceIved for the purchase of ten thnu sRnd dollars, bonds Of the Territory u' Arizona, by The Board Of Globe City sni Tucson Wagon Road Commissioner up to Friday. August l, l579, at o'clock P. I. Of that day.
 The said bonds were issued March 1879. and are payable in fifteen yean bearing ten per cent, per Annum inter-,l payable yearly at the office or the Tres ursr Of the Territory.
 No bids will be considered for less sum than eighty tS0) ceufs on the dollar.
 Proposals must be sealed an indOrsed " Bids for Bonds" and directed iO VIII lam J. Osborn. Secretary Board Globe City and Tucson Wagon Road commissioners. Tucson. Arizona.
 Bidders will observe that at the time set for opening bids five months interes. will already have accrued and will be payable to the successful bidder.
 The successful bidder will be required to deposit the money with the Boari at 1uc- son or pay the cost Of transportation or exchange.
 By order of the Board. J. F. CI.UM, w. w. WILLIAMS, NJ. c. SAMANiEGO.
 Commissioners.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN. Secretary, DATED TUCSON A f. June 2t I$T@.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
U. s. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE,

TUCSON, ARIZONA. July %, 1879.
 Notice is hereby given that Ow ing to un- expected delays in the procurement of certain laws, articles and services nsces- sary in the premises, this office will not be ready to enter upon the examination above referred to on August l5, ensuing, tut will be on September l following, be- yond which time there will bp no post pouemenL JOHN WASSON
 IT S GurvayOr Cypnp-uT
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

c nnA WEEK IN YOUR OWN Nhn town and no capita risked. You wv Ocan give the business trial with out expense. The best opportunity ever offered for those willing to work. You should try nothing else until you see for yourself what you can do at the business . VIC offer. No room to explain here. You can devote all your time or only your spare time to ihe business. and make great pay for every hour that you work. Women make as mpch as men. Send for special private terms and particulars which We mall free. 8 outfit free. Don't complain Of hard times while you have such chancs. Address H. HALLETT 4 CO. Portland, Me.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

MEMPHIS, July 9. Four more deaths by yellow fever since last re port. and one new case. It is still hoped the fever is not likely to assume a malignant form.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
THE CITIZEN.
AUGUST l. lS79.
TELEGRAMS.
More Yellow Fever.

TELEGRAMs. , More Yellow Fever. I MEMPHIS, July 25. Four more deaths by yellow fever since last re port, and one new case. It is still T hoped the fever is not likely to assume malignant form. I One New Case. I MEMPHIS, July 26.-One new case and two deaths from yellow fever to- day. A safety committee has been organized with D. F. Porter Presi- dent.
 Tie Yellow Scourge. MEMPHIS, July 29.-There were three new cases of yellow fever in this city today, but no deaths. It has | been raining for several hours, and 1t is expected that if there is to be a great prevalence of the disease it will be developed now very rapidly.
 Third TUifs Murderer.
 WALLA WaLLA, W. T., July 25.- ! Tom Lawton the third of the Tullis' murderers at Sacramento, is in jail at this place. He confesses his crime.
 3. K Reagan Hurt OAKLAND, CAL, July 25.-B. W. Reagan, Arizona capitalist, has been thrown from buggy and it is feared that he is fatally injured.
 Mgddied cahfornia Politics.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-Judge Lake, prominent Democrat, is report ed as opposing Glenn for Governor, he not liking Honorable Bilks in his politics The Workingmen propose to revise their municipal ticket.
 E. 8. Endorsement.
 SAN DIEGO, CAL, July 2s.-The Democratic County Convention of San Diego County today indorsed the H. B." ticket in full.
 HuttUre MfHRunnrng-ExpOsftOr Attached. PHGNIx, July 26.-The Vulture mill at Seymour started yesterday and is running smoothly twenty more stamps will be added in August. An attachment was put on the EI- positor office this morning for about $500 and costs. The claim is for a board bill. The Sheriff is now in pos session.
 MiHInq Men s Movements Tm6er Burned. FLORENCE, July 28.-Dr. W. W. Jones and Mir. Treadwell came in this morning from Pinal mountains and left immediately for Casa Grande.
 Gen. Rice and party have arrived from the Santa Catarina mountains and report large tracts of country burned over by Indians on the eastern slope of the mountains and a large quantity of valuable timber has been destroyed.
 Prof. Caldwell of Cleveland, O., is expected here today.
 A light shower of rain fell here yes terday morning amounting to two hundredths of an inch.
 Volunteer AId.
 WASHINGTON. July 26.- Surgeons Schofiele and Hill have volunteered for the yellow fever service.
 The Secretary of War cannot grant St. Louis authorities tents for the vel low fever refuges. Floods.
 VERSAILLES, July 26.-Heavy rains recently have caused floods and doing much damage.
 More Troops.
 LONDON, July 26.-It is reported that the Chilean army has been large ly reinforced on the Peruvian frontier. Russia proposes establishing and lfortifying a maritime station on the Pacific.
 cheimsfor0'S Successor.
 LONDON, July 28.-Lord Chelmsford will resign. The war is ended and Sir Garnet Wolseley will have nothing to do as ChelmsfOrd's successor, except to head the troops in their victorious re- | turn march.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

tlary, tumors, foul eruptions, old sores. rheumatism, and all diseases or sores produced by bad blood or humors. Bris- iol's Sugar-Coated Pil;s cure all Liver Complaints. For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines. iu29-d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
For Rent,

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, ON l Jackson street, two squares from Church Plara. Inquire Of J. Il. c. Waite msth' JuyT-dN
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
nfCno TO ssOOO A YEAE' EAR .sa Si

MfFnn TO s8OOO A YEAh' .sa s S to so a day in yoea ssn VIOUUI locality. Women 90 o.1gosnl mo- as men. Many make more tnSu t', .. maze stated above. No one can i%'' ss .s Eork. money fast. Any one can DO s, boBf You can make from 90 cents 70 s,--.rs ,ins by devoting your evenings anI 10 try 10 the business. IL costs nothlns s-,onsr. the business. Nothing Ike u U" uTsinsss %esl1s p1easaS. sgs sgsr s,2e.y Gffyd :'% % paying business before the puosll',s sor S O.! your address and we will -ehS t,ss .sfn' particulars and private terms ,bsp ,brIp rsi' pies worth g. also free; you can silI1Ir,sssG GfJ un your mind for yourself n,.e
 | lSrINSOS & CO, Portland M
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Dairy for Rent.

WITH l60 ACRES OF GOOD LAND
 w plenty of running water the year around; dwelling and outhouse- in fair condition. Inquire at ". 0. Suilivan's corner of stone avenue and Mccormick streets. Mays d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Helmbold's Buchu'
 DOES IN EVERY CASE.

RELM80LD'S BUcHU T UK-
 E0UALLED By any remedy known. IL is prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over the world. in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhea,
 Neuralgia,
 Nervousness,
 Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility,
 Kidney Diseases,
 Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis,
 General III Health,
 Spinal Diseases,
 Sciatica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lumbago,
 Catarrh, All Nervous Complaints. Female Complaints, Etc. Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Cough Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation Of tho Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys and a thousand other painful symptoms ara the onsprIngs Of Dyspepsia.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
One New Case.

MEMPHIS, July 26.-One new case and two deaths from yellow fever to- day. A safety committee has been organized with D. F. Porter Presi- fpuf
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

c Ann A MONTH GUARANTEED ARIEI SIP day made at home by wv Othe industrious. Capital not required; we will st5'rt you. Neu. women, boys and girls make money faster at work for us than at anything else. The work is light and pleasant. and such as any one can go right at. Those who are wise who see this notice will send us their addresses at once and see for themselves. Costly outfit and terms free. Now is the time. Those already at work are laying up large sums Of money. Address TRUE & CO, AUG CSTA, Maine.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
GEM S ALOO .
DAVID ALLEN. Proprietor.

DAVID ALLEN, Proprietor. Congress street, {: Tucson. Next door to the Pioneer News Depot IMPORTED LIQUORS, WINES, ALE
 and PORTER. The. BEST BRANDS Of CIGARS
 constantly on hand Pr!-ate Rooms, Card and Reading Rooms
 attached. c2 Ny door are ncver cloSed6s
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
IMPERIsHABLE FRAGRANCE.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!

DRlSTOI]SSar' ID saparills and fIlls. Established lSS3. Guaranteed to be an infallible cure for Scrofuls in its worst forms
 stubborn, deep seated ulcers, sy' philis, primary secondary and ter
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
CheImsford's Successor.

LONDON, July 28.-Lord Chelmsford will resign. The war is ended and Sir Garnet Wolseley will have nothing to do as Chelmsford's successor, except to head the troops in their victorious re- | turn march.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
Sherif's Sale.

WILLIAM J. OSBORN.
 Secretary, DATED TUcSOS, A. f.. June 2i. .I'7@.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01
The KeLLoH Scourne.

MEMPHIS, July 2s-There were three new cases of yellow fever in this city today, but no deaths. It has been raining for several hours, and it is expected that if there is to be a great prevalence of the disease it will be developed now very rapidly.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-01

LONDON, July 26.-It is reported that the Chilean army has been large ly reinforced on the Peruvian frontier
 Russia proposes establishing and fortifying a maritime station on tho Pacific.