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Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Constable Sale.

 DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ID issued out of the Justice Court Of san tIagO AinSa. J. P. for Precinct No. -. County Of Pima. upon a judgment entered iu said court In favor of Pima County |, plaintiff, and against Fl. B. Palmer, d a. fendant, fOl the sum of tye dollars dam ages and eight dollars costs Of suit. to- ge.her with accruing cost. And by virtue Of a levy made under said execution. will sell at constable sale the following real estate, to wit: Lot No. 8 in block l9I m the City Of Tucson. County Of Pima; which above described real estate l shall offer for sale at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, iD lawful money of the United States of America, on Monday, July The Iith. 1870. at 2 o'clock P M., in front of the c1urt-house for the above city and county of Pima, A. T.
 <. c. BUrTNER, Constable Precinct No. l, Count of Pima. Dated Tucson, June the 18th, 1879.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
To-Day,s.

THE Tucson Water Company Is pushing work in a way that will doubtless insure success. The framework for the boring machinery IS looming high in the air. The boring tool Is to be hny feet and above il fourteen feet for connecting machinery and operating gearing. The steam engine is expected on the ground tomorrow or early next week, iJ having len Casa Grande. There are heavy hewn tinbers on the ground, on which the engine and other heavy machinery are 70 be placed and anchored. A well Is being sunk, and it IS expected that water will be found at a depth Of fifty feet, judged by depth Of wells in the eastern part Of town. This one is now down thirly-hve and Is a fine piece of work. The object in digglag it Is to have water on the ground for the en- zine and other purposes while the artesian well is being put down. Arrangements have been made for sinking 900 feet, and a greater depth will be reached 1T neces- sary. No artesian well having been sunk within hundreds Of miles ot this place. the depth ai which water will be found is uu- certain.
 MIR. J. ?. FULLER ssys he will have at least one and a half tons Of grapes thIs year on hIs Agus Calsente rauche. and of extra quality, too
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the partnership heretofore existing between C. Fenilla and !. Nicolas, under The firm name Of Fenula & Nicolas has this day been dissolved by mutual con- sent.
 C. Fenilla will keep our Tucson house (SalOOnl under his own name and for his own account only, and promises further 10 pay haIfnf the debts Of the Florence house made tO the lst Uf February. 1879. Mr. Jean Nicolas will keep for his share and under his own name and account, the Florence house. together with all the bills siandingsoul c. FEUILLU.
 J. NICOLAS Witnesses:
 J. ST r.. FISK,
 L. V. HASsBOCHER.
 FLORENCE, June 10, 1879. Jul2-wtt
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Globe items

From the Belt of the 18th:
 The Buckeye Company is still drift ing northwest in the lower works.
 The Milton lode is still looking well and six men are kept steadily at work
 The grading for the new roasting furnace soon to be erected at the Has kin mill is we'll advanced.
 McGargil, Martin and Mccarthy are running a drift into the Continen- tai from the bottom of another shaft.
 We understand that at the depth ol 150 feet a great improvement is visible in the ore body of the Independence lode.
 Geo. H. Stevens dwelling, together with contents, including $700 in green backs, on Eagle creek, was recently burned
 The StOnewall mill is now we'll sup piled with water from the Hannibal and Stonewall shafts, consequently it is running full time. Ore most abund- ant.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

OUR fruit markets are now partially sup. piled with peaches, apricots and pears in addition to oranges, lemons, Hines, etc. Nearness Of the railroad accounts for them. Choice ripe tomatoes are also iuxuries the railway helps us to. ! THF assessment roll of Pima countv has been completed and turned over to the Board of Supervisors who will meet July and from day to day thereafter as long as required as Board of Equallza- | ton.
 THERE is report in Tucson that NIT. frank Corbin is about to visit Patagonia with a view of erecting smelting works. true' it must be the Orion works now lying in corral in Tucson.
 EVANS, a Canadian, and Frost. an American, desecrated the Sabbath yes terday by running a foo, race. Frosps conscience evidently smote him, for he made poor run and got badly beaten.
 THECITIzEN acknowledges with thanks the receipt Of a neatly printed .sRoster Of Troops" serving In the Department Of Arizona under Gen. Wilcox, the data being brought up to June 1, 1879.
 MAJOR SNIFFEN, Paymaster U. 8. A., returned to Camp Lowell on Saturday ., alter an extended pay trip 10 the posts south, East and Northeast.
 THE Phoenix Herald is dealing in fancy altogether when it says the Tucson papers are afraid that the Railroad Com- pany will leave Tucson ont in the cold.
 MAJOR MORGAN and T. L. Stiles, attor- neys, are out on an inspection Of Tomb stone mines.
 REDWOOD lumber and shingles nov en- ter Into our buildings and may be seen in | our lumber yards.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
From Nfondav,s Daily.

FoR some weeks past, Mexican silver has been pl -nurul and greenbacks scarce lin Tucson, ilnd the problem with busi- ness men have been how to convert this silver into exchange available in San Francisco and New York. IL IS still a matter or business worriment although made much easier by the late advanced price of silver. On the l2th, Mexican sil-
 yer was quoted in san Francisco al 05 and private telegramS say ii was 90 on the
 lItn, whereas month ago it was bat S6.
 Owing 10 the Mexican trade and other ] causes, our merchants have at all times
 sold goods and took in payment this coin
 al par. The rise Is really welcome news land there are indications Of 9 siill higher price for both Mexican and American sil- ] yer coins.
 ] CAPT. WHIPrLE. Of NIne-Mile Station, ] bas been lucky enough, after much labor , and expense. 10 find and retake the three ! horses stolen from him about a week since, mention Of which was made in THE CITIZEN. They were found with the thief, near Saric. The authorities refused ! to give up the man Jesus Lopez with the i horses, there fore he Is at iar-e, tO make another stealing trip into Arizona at his ! pleasure. IL is reported that tue people In 1 Arizona who suffer by the Sonora thieves ] will make short work Of the rascals If they can catch them, and they think all : can not escape their vigilance.
 1 THE CIrIzEx k informed that suit has 1 been commenced in our District Court ! against the Cala5asas land and Mining ! Company for slO0.O0O by O. ". Streeter, formerly Of Tucson. but now resident in
 Minnesota; also, that s6i00O in cash in an Eastern bank belonging to the company
 has been attached by parties holding claims against the company. The same authority says other suits will soon be commenced against the company. THERE IS some artistic wire work in the .door-screen of Craigue & Horton, on Main street. Old castles by lakes and rivers.
 vessels on the water and shTubbery on shore, are some Of The nice features. These attractions are likely to make the
 pantlng wayfarer stop and admire, and The abundance O. cooling and invigorat- ing beverages within are temptations to walk in.
 CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH has appointed George A. Cum, Esq, Clerk Of the Dis trict Court for Pima County. MT. Chm l has been acting Clerk for several months, and will undoubtedly continue 10 prove a satisfactory officer. He is very ate ntive to business and thoroughly honest.
 HON. NJ. W. sTEwART, of Fort Grant ! IS in town. We regret 10 learn that his health requires change oi climate He Intends to leave tomorrow for California Hope he may soon have his health re- stoned and return.
 BLACK dial, nickel-plsied stem winding watches for sale st Morean's jevelry store, |
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
YayapaI items.
From the Miner oI tbe l8th ::

From the Miner ol the 18th:
 The Tiger mill is completed and running smoothly, and the Peck mill is also running.
 Mir. C. C. Bean has returned from New York, having there formed the Prescott Mining Company, with 8 capi- tai of S2,OO0,O00 and S5O,O0O paid up for working purposes. He is the most energetic and enterprising man in Prescott.
 w. II. Hardy is preparing to go to New York tO sell some MOhave mines.
 Judge Howard has just received from the Southern portion of the Ter. ritory large assortment of genuine tea weed, good for colds, coughs, etc
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

MANAGER PHILLIPS. Of the Military Telegraph, to-day entered into contract with Judge Eeugass. agent for Mir san ford, for the occupation or Sanford's new house, with three rooms, fronting on the eourt-house plaza and Just 10 the east oi the Cosmopolitan i-oiel. The rent Is s35 lper month and rooms 70 be occupied on and after July l. The location Is not so central as the present one, but still quite convenient to The business houses and less than block fIom Main street.
 SPLENDID heavy silver Waltham watch for SIS, the latest improved style gold hinged, worth sfO; will sell it to you warranted for five years. Shall I send il by express? Uncle Harris, 22l Kearney street, between Bush and sutter.
 BESJAMIN MORGAN. Esq, Is mentioned as suitat le gentleman to deliver Fourth Of July address. THE CITIZEN joins in thls opinion.
 Fees per dozen, 6Or; dried apples per poand, l2e; breakfast bacon and codnsh just received at W. A. Bourland's, Con. gress street.
 SPLENDID amethyst and diamond sleeve buttons for sl4, worth $50. Send to Uncle Harris. 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 MORE floating clouds to-day, and they indicate rain. The rainy season Is about here.
 JOHN ROMAN, Esq. an excellent young lawyer, has a professional card in this paper.
 SPECIAL city election tomorrow. All are interested. See official notice.
 THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco st the Pioneer News Depot. FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms for rent on Congress street. Inquire at VI. A. Bourland's grocery. TASTEFUL, stylish and original. the millinery at Mrs. X. B. sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
  after be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters. &c., served at all hours.
 CIGARS, wholesale or retail, at lower. prices than ever sold before in Arizona. al Sampson's Cigar Store.
 IF you want something sou can't find elsewhere, you can find it at r. A. Earll * | Co.'S. Welisch Block.
 SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. N. Berser's, Meyers street.
 F. A. EARLL & Co.'S, in the welisch Block, is the place to buy stationery and latest periodicals.
 FENALENURsE WASTED.-A good nurse wanted to attend asick lady. Good wageS. Apply at this office immediately. ONE stove range No. and some fue ;arpet for sale cheap at Menager's. FINE jeweIry and fancy goods for sale ,heap at EariI X Co.'S, Welisch Block. FANCY clocks, nickel stem-wlhders, at !. NJ. Berser's Jewelry store, Meyers st. THE largest stock Of toys or every des-i ri ptiOn at The Pioneer News Depot. THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the Deimonico Restaurant. TOBACCO and smoking material at EarlI Co.'S. WeiiSch Block. , NEW potatoes, oranges and lemons at Y. 4. BOurIand's, Congress street. !
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Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Apache County.

The Miner has news from this county to the 2d, the day of election The impression then was that Martin, of St. Johns, was elected Sheriff; that Lott Smith, c. E. Cooley and Mr. Creigh would he the successful par. ties for Supervisors. The county seat will most likely be located at St. Johns, owing to the fact that the Nor mons took but little interest in the election.
 The Little Colorado is carrying but little water, and some inconvenience from that source is felt by our friends at Brigham and Sunset; Emigration is comng in slowly from Utah, conse- quently the ranks of the Latter Day Saints are not being augmented to any great extent.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
TrGyehng Outfit.

Jack Eaton, accompanied by Geo Parker, left yesterday for Silver City Tom Catron will join them at San Carlos agency. Eaton has made am pie provision for the journey, having taken with him two nams, six goose berry pies, fourteen dozen soft boiled eggs, four pounds crackers, thirty yards red calico, one dozen jews harps, twelve small mirrors, one case Milwaukee beer and thirty yards more of red calico.-Silver Belt, June l3.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Enterprise, of Prescott, be- 'lieves in partisan organization. It consistently advocates it. It regards such organization of prime public i'm portance, and it is properly com mended for its zeal in this behalf. The fault that is found with it for de voting more space and ability 10 the subject than to the mining and other industrial pursuits of the Territory is not justifable. It conscientiously be- lieves in the overshadowing import ance of partisan activity and strife. No reasonable person should expect it to give other matters more attention than it does.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Pueblo (Colorado) Chieftain i: deeply interested in the welfare oi parties emigrating to our Territory Here is some of its kind advice:
 The large number of parties eu route to Arizona reminds us that there are no peanuts nor chewing gum sold there. Better stay at home, or lay in a supply before you start.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
New cqbfoTHIa Pdrty.

Like other American people, the Californians always have the Demo cratic and Republican parties with them, and for over 8 year past they have enjoyed having a Workingman's party. An aching void has just been filed by the Honorable Bilks g party, and naturally enough it has not quite met the many wants of that odd mixture of people, and so the Rest ingmen's Party" has been organized. This last organization has long been needed in California. It is to have an organ called "The Spirit of Rest. The platform of the party contains the following, among other appropriate I" principles ":
 More back room for pedro players. More free lunches, with a better vari- ety of edibles. That whisky be fur nished gratis to members of the party. That all men who work, either with hands or brains, be fired out of this party. That this party is league of men who are tired and want to rest and will do it if they have to work night and day playing poker to do it. That any man coming into this party must subscribe to pledge, sworn to on a deck of cards as follows:
 I, Harrison K. Doozenbury, being of unsound mind, and having a bad breath, do solemnly affirm that have not done a days work for the last four years. That I play pedro well and can set up longer and drink more fire water than there is any sense in. ] never refuse a treat. when offered {; never set 'em up; rest constantly.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

CAREFUL samplings have been made of ores from the mines of D. B. Gil lettc and others in Hershaw District, and it is sufficient to say the results are better than expected and form a well groun Ged belief that in less than six months, the fall of stamps in a first-class mill will be heard in Pata- gOnia mountains.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Arizona Prospecting and Ex- ploring Expedition, an organized com pany of fifty-nine men, having fol lowed one James l.. Hill nearly 1000 miles in search of a rich deposit of gold he claimed he had discovered in Northern Arizona, in 1874, and proved to a certainty that his whole statement is a fabrication and falsehood, wish to warn others against being deceived by him. We denouIce him as 8 fraud and a bilk. Wv. MCCLOUD, Capt.
 E. G. WAGER. Sec'y.
 -I Prescott Enterprise.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Dissolution Notice.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI- l fled that the copartnt Tship heretofore x sting between VI. Ssmaniego, NJ. VaI- quez and C. OTcillo In the general com mission business, under the firm name Of snmaniego, Vazquez & Co. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
 M. Vazquez will continue the business, and all unsettled business must be refer. red tO him. NJ. .SAMANIEGO,
 M. VAZQUEZ.
 C. ORCILLO-
 TrrCSnN Jura To- Jul9-wft
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

ACCORDING 10 press reports gener- ally, it is qnite certain that Mexico has abandoned her International h. dustrial Exhibition because it would cost S50O,OOO, and although that sum was appropriated by Congress there was no such sum to spare from the Treasury.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

THE Chicago papers speak of the Chicago Mining and Milling Com pany, 10 operate in Globe District, as a live one, owning a number of mines and intending to put up extensive re- ductiOn works.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

A LATE New York dispatch says a curious correspondence has grown out of the fact that a horned toad from Arizona has been received through the mail. and the result is that pack ages containing live animals are to be sent tO the Dead Letter Office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the cDpaTtnership heretofore exist ing between r. H. Dili and J. T. NcDOn- aid. under The drm name pf Diil 4 Mellon ald, is hereby dissolved by muiuai con sent.
 The buSinssS win h.. continued n, 'hS old stand, with T. Y. DIll sole proprietor.
 T. n. DILL
 J. T. NCpOSATsD. TUCSON, Jane l2 1870. JnF2-WS
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

CHICAGO, June l2-The Journals Washington special says: That jbe President will veto the Judiciary Alp propriation bill is foregoing con clusioD
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
For Sale.

OK FINE DRIVING MULES. TWO - Jizn' Freight Wagons. fvvlvr Singl Seis Hnrness ccDpietc- Fnqutre g. fssu. Fields t.Drrai
 FtELDS tx MUKtiAN
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Alta speaks of an " Arizona dive on Kearney street and that ceT- tain San Francisco fellow tried to rob q good young man therein
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Chicago Real Estate and Min ing Review for June notes the arrival of Col. Graham from Leadville, with reports of great business activity
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
The Corral is Large
FORT GRANT AND
 CAMP THOMAS M A I l. l. I N E.

EROM POINT OF MOUNTAIN, VIA IT Fort Grant and SaffOrd to Camp Thomas.
 Stages will leave Point Of Mountain tri- weekly, carry ing passengers and express connecting with coaches Of the National Mall and Transportation Com pany.
 NORTON & STEWART, JuI2-wtf ProprietorE
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO,
 FORWARDING
Com his sion Merchants, Marieopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing To inc public that they have opened at Marieo- pa, MaTicopa Wells and Casa Grande houses for the transaction Of u general forwarding aEd commission business and will always keep on hand a complete as- SortmeutOf Merchandise. which they will offsr at the lowest market prices having shipped their goods direct from New York.
 Also. will forward all goods consigned Co them with the greatest prom nDtness
 Freight will be carefully stored when awaiting shipment and no charges made for handling the same. Requests to have goods forwarded by special teams will be invariably compiled with.
 They are also prepared 10 contract for the delive.y of all classes or freight to any point in the Territory.
 Special attention given iO the forward ing Of machinery. Black smitbinR and wheelwrighLiDg done 10 order.
 REFERENCES: Zeckendorf & Staab, l.. N. Jacobs & Co.,. Tucson.
 J. Goldwater k Bro., c. P. Head Co.,, Prescott
 Goldman & Co.,, NIL. PeraIta, Phenix. J. COllinswoOd & Co. N. Calisher, Flor. enee
 Meyerstein X Co. San Bernardino. B. COhn, Los Angeles.
 MeyerStein & Co.,, IIvfugstope k Co San Francisco.
 H. <. & r. R. Thurber 6 Co.,. l.. Zecken- doTf X Co, T3 Thomas St., New York. SS-Mark all goods and address all com To
 BARNETT RTOCK & CO
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

l. zOekrsDORrD ALBERT sTEINFELn as Brd'wy R 5, tucson N
 E. XeckendOrf' & Co TUCSON, ARIZONA. WHOLESALE and RETAIL -DeaIeTs In general Merchandise c Have always on hand and Are continually receiving the largest and most complete
 assortment
 -of-
 DRY GOODS,
 FANCY GOODS LADIES s,a GENTS FJRNISHLNG GOODS, DRESS GOODS, GENTS, YOUTHS, a'd BOYS
 CLOTHING,
 BOOTS aad SHOES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS CIGARS a'd T0BACCC8,
 HARDWARE, MINING an} F4RNNG LkPLE- l
 NENTS, And. Thousand and One things too NG- merous 10 enumerate.
 We have The Best of Facilities in Pur- chasing Goods, BgylBe our Goods DIRECT from First Hands. anu are able 10 Offer Unsurpassed Inducements We especially Invite the Attention of the Wholesale
 Trade To examine our prices before purchasing
 elsewhere.
 Wool and Hides, And ALL PRODUCTS Of the country t' Bought. Highest Price allowed for Gold and Silver Bullion. Fl All Orders Solicited and Promptly Atten-
 ded 10.
 L.ZECKENDORF S co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TIE Exchange Restaurant will here after be kept open at night Lunches oysters, &c., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

CIGARS, wholesale or retail, at lower prices than ever sold before in Arizona. al SampsOn's Cigar Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

TASTEFUL, stylish and original, the millinery at Mrs. X. B. Sampson's, neal Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

IF you want something sou can't find elsewhere, you can find lt at r. A. Earll x Co.'S. Welisch Block.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. N. Berser's. Meyers street
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

FEMALE NURSE WASTED.-A good nurse wanted 10 attend sick lady. Good wages. Apply at this office immediately.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

F. A. EARLL & Co.'S, in the welisch Block, is the place .o buy stationery and latest periodicals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20

FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms for rent on Congress street. Inquire at VI. A. Bourland's grocery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-01
CROP NOTES.

Sioux Valley News: Canton has been
visited by several rains during the past
week and this with the accompanying warm
weather hes given q wonderful impetus to
vegetation. .-.ra 80. e
Sioux City Journal: j. s. Mecklinf,
who has just returned from q trip of obser-
vation, reports that the wheat fields in
Yankton and Bon Homme counties, Dako-
ia, and Knox county, Nebraska, look mag
%nifceptly, the crop not having been injured
In the least from any cause. = ,
Springfield Times: Specimens of grain
are coming in lively. Monday Mr.. Van.
curen gave us a bunch of wheat which was
four feet long and nicely headed out, Mr.,
Nichols brought in come corn stalks aiz
feet long and tasselled out, and Mr.. Flagg
showed the best specimen of oats we have
seen this year,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-01
NEWS AND NOTES.

The grain export trade is constantly in
creasing.
There will be / general cessation Of
business in New York from the 4th to the
9TH.
Sir VIM. Fathergil Cooke, constructor Of
the frst Telegraph line in England 10. dead,
age %. 81
In Maine there is a new industry for
children-he picking of potato bugs It 10
cents q thousand. =
A Newport dispatch says that Bancroft,
the historian, was injured on Sunday by
being thrown from his horse.
The senate in executive session on Satur-
day rejected the nomination of D. T. Cor
bin, chief justice of the supreme court Of
Utah.
"A dispatch from Constantineple, says that
newspapersiare forbidden to- publish Egyp.
tian. neWs, and the authorities have stopped
telegrsms from Europe. 5s
The seventy-6ve hours pedestrian contest
between VLeary and Grassland closed At IL
O'Clock Saturday night. O'Leary made 25O
miles, and Grassland 225.
The receipts for internal revenue for the
lat fscal year were ,$ll0,033. 98s, and for
the fiscal year which expired yesterday,
Sl13,O38,000, an increase Of over $1,000.
900, despite The reduction Of the tax % TO-
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