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pHii.A11heAIA. " iLMiy0ToH =
Z BAL3u4ORu RAIL ROAD.
June :, ISIS.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington - foiiows
Philadelphia and Intsrmediats Stations,
.oo. 70. 10 70 .. m, $780, 49, I'D
PhIladslphia( Express) 90, s.s,. ~ 90 m
fnlle. and New fork. 81 ~ Oo,iOlA. q M
BsiG.acrs "a Intern sdia,s ssasssns.
30 .. N. 6.ie p. m.
baltimore and Ray Line, los, p. m.
haltim ore ana " aahipgtOn. i1oi. 3ise. %.
4. -; i1.u o., 8 10, 70s p. m,
Trains for Delaware DIV ision, leave for'
New Castle, ais, .. m. f.06, = 30 pm.
Harrington and intermediate STATIONS,
US, .. II, les, 6-a6 pm
Deinar end Inssi % ediate Stations s.l6
m, o. p. m.
49,. SUNDAY rRAINs.
Philadelphia and Intern ediate Stations
10 .. m. 800. 60, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, zoo, q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, n5L . II
For luther Information passengere an
referrsa V the time tables posted q ths
aspoS' 4t4s H. ;,kHlEsrM,NsnES!L,,
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nELA WARE W EsrERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hour. On and after Feb.
Ath, 1879, Trains will run Is foi-o
Leave Wnmlngtou, Z ID =. m, 1880 .. m.
and go p. m. n.
Arrive Avoudale, SIS .. M, 1852 noon.
Arrive POmerOy, 10 q m, Do y IN.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1870 .. m.
and 10 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, 10 II noon,
Arriving, Wilmington, Q No .. m :, als p.
e., and Cd .. m. ID. CONNE14L,
bfomtf SUPERINTENDENT.
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A pleasant and cheerful room Is essen
tial TO the health of the baby, and the
usual pains and ills OF young ones soon
vanish after the use Of DIR. Bulls baby
syrup.
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RkeIsrER's OFFICE,

New Castle county, Sept. l, 1879.
Upon the application OF Susanna II Pierce
Administratrix OF ALEXIS ID. Pierce. late
of BraDdywiDe hundred, In said county \,
deceased, II IL ordered and directed by the
Register thet the Administrative aforesaid
give notice OF granting Of letters OF ad-
ministratiOn upon the estate OF The docoas.
ed, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements To be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters,
In six or the most public places 81 the
county Of New Castle. requiring all per-
sons having dem ands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act OF as :
sembly IN such case made and prov ided
And also cause the same To be inserted
within the same period In the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published In VII
mington, and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
49,, Given under the hand and sea
l.. b. OF ofiice OF tue Register Aforesaid
'-~-~' at New Castle, In New Castl,
county. Aforesaid, the day and year allow
written. y. q. BI0d5. Register.
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RtelsTtR's ORDER.
RKGfsrER's OYVIcE,
New Castle county. 60Lt, &. 107i


New Castle county, SEPT 3, 1870.
Upon tho application OF Charles p.
Lore, Executor VI Mary State, late
OF 1t. 6targe's Hundred, In said coun-
~. deceased It IL ordered and directed oy the
hegisl er that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
documentary, upon the estate OF the
decreased, with the date Of granting there
of, by causing adverttsem ents u Sc post
cd within forty days from the date OF auch
letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against tho es-
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF A ssembiy In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same Tn be
inss rtrd within the same period In the
WILMINGTON 0AzeTTR,a newspa perpub-
.ished In Wilmington, ani TO be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
.. Given un Ter The hand and seal
L.. =. OF ONCE OF the Reg lister aforesaid,
t-~~~, Ut New Castle, la new Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year aboy .
written. B.. y. BlH0H, kegisLer. r
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present The
same duly attested 70 the xecutor ON or
before the Fifth day OF -epiember
A. d 1880. or abide the act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided.
CHARLES h. LORE.
Address. Wilmington. Dss. Sons sseod.
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NOTICE..
All persons having elaine against the h
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested. 70 tho Adm nissratrix on OF
before sept. list, A. D.. 1880. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. SUSANNA II. PIkRUk,
Administering.
Address, Booths Corner. Delaware Co.,
Pa. sepi-aod3w.
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REo1srrRs ORDERS.


new CAssle Co.s sep. eens lUe.S
Upon the application Of Robert Q 0rif.
nth, Twin @. 0rimth and VIM X Lock-
' :sod :, Is .rcs1s, e H,! Jcs pa or.s
s 9: ,asc'a z z oraeTsd end dirsc.sd y
said, gIve notice 81 The granting a Latssrs
Parliamentary upon the Estate. Of
BY causing advsrtisemsnts 70 % posted
within forty days nom the date OF such
Letters, In ak Of the most public places Of
The County OF New Castle. requiring oil
persons having demands against The "a.
tate. 70 present the same. or abide By IN
Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 70 b
Inserted within the same period In thl
wilmington 9AxkrTn. . Newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington. and 70 20 continued
therein three weeks q. o. d.
t-.~, Given under the hand and Seal o.
}L.s. Once Of the Register aforsseid, q
t~-~~p New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year Above written.
3. o. BI0GB, Register.
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The following described Rsa, r.,,
All maj certain lot Of land, an% ,,svli
storied frame dwelling hons.s WONG
erected. situated IN the ciIy ~ u, theieo1
Ton, aforesaid. bounded and Il. ."cn,minsI
f0ilsws. IN wit: Bsginninp Al the v .
aide OF 4O-ieet wide street now ' Lnoilet(
Fifteenth sire, laid out parable "n .u
81 i66 feet souihefly from ihe sonib s,.n Y
OF fteenth street now known W. ytd
street at 'he distance Of two hn mn ny
i0rty feet easterly from the eastsrI, VT, N
Cisymont street. thence nortberIvynss,T
with Claymont street 10 feet IN Z psisll
tnence easterly parallel with F,f,san uIe
6ixteenth streets 4 feet u corns, ,a1 ~
.Outherly parallel TO the fir,t msn %al
line and ClsymOnt street 10 ias s" W v
northeriy side OF the at0resali a, ,as, " :,
street now Fifteenth street, Thence go, wy
thereby "a feet 10 the place of beS Su'M
De the contents thereof what thew man
Seized and taken In execution ~ KY
perty OF JOHN r. Bralnard And AL IT, Va
bis wife, and z. Thomas aud Rsrh ns
wife. I. H., and 10 be sold by
sherifi's ONCE, New Castle, 8 nj n, n
Aose. seplu-3 Gvh
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Estate Of The deceased must present the
same duly Attested n the Executors,
on or bei0re sept. 9Th, 1850, or abide the
Act Of Assembly In suCh oAso made and
ROBERT 4. 0RIPFiTH,
lRvl~ u. GRIFFITH, .NH
WIN. X. LOCK WOOD,
... Executors.
Nd. Robert y. 0rimth, HasssfrAs, Kent
Co.. Nd; irwin a. 0rtn1th 81. Augustine,
Cecil Co., Nd. sep6-3Wood.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SAERIff'S SALE
c.ss 70 me- d. y, r, x,,, ., !. Al. Levi
Public Sale at the VIII W expo'm
L . a ETTE HOTEL, sil shlD,., i
nept by John J. Dougherty in ,ha ~ "
wilmington, New Castle ~ uae cily
ware, on "oanly, DeS
WEDNESDAY,
The LIST Day Of October, A. D.. IN,
ata O'Clock p. m
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IEeGiSter's Order.

Address. Wilmington. Ds,. sons sseod
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
Military Orders.

The Court Marshal business seems
to be good this fall, as witness the fol
lowing extracts from the latest gener-
al orders of this Department:
A General Court Martial is appoint
ed to meet at Fort Lowell, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on Wednesday, the 10th day of
September, 1919, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, for the trial OF such
persons as may be properly brought
before it. The following officers have
been detailed for tire Court: Major
David Perry, Captain c. B. Mcclellan,
Captain G. G. Smith, Captain T. c.
.Tupper, Captain W A. Rafferty,. First
Lieutenant H. p. Perrine, Assistant
Surgeon J. o. Skinner, First Lieuien-
ant Robert Hanna, First Lieutenant
j. II. Kerr, First Lieut.. w. II. Car.
ter, Adiutant Sixth Cavalry, Judge
Advocate.
General Court Martial is appointed
to meet at Fort Apache, at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ, on Saturday, the 18th day of Sep
Itember, 1919, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the trial of such per
sons as may he properly brought be
fore il. The following officers have
been detailed for the Court: Major
james Biddle, Captain J. l.. Viven,
Captain Adam Kramer, First Lieuien.
ant G. w. Kingshury, Assistant Sur.
geon Walter Reed, Second Lieutenant
g. L. Scott, Second Lieutenant c &.
Catewood, First Lieutenant William
Stanton, Sixth Cavalry, Judge Advo-
cate.
A General Court Martial is appuin,
ed to meet at Whipple Barracks, Pres
colt, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ON Wednes-
day the 10Th day Of September, 1879,
or as soon thereafter as practicable,
for the trial of such persons as may
he properly brought before il. The fol
lowing officers have been detailed for
the Court: Surgeon J. G. Mckee, Ma.
lor X. II. fowler, Major George W
Weeks, Captain Thomas Byrne, Cap
tain Charles =. Eagan, First Lieuten
ant II. l.. Haskell, First Lieutenant
Fred. 4. Smith; First Lieutenant q. s
Wilson, Twelfth Infantry, Judge Ad
vocate.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
Tn-DaY's Daily.

WE are pleased To notice our ladies In
dulgIng In the delightful exercise of horse
back riding, and some Ofnur maidens are
graceful and fearless riders, too. In fact.
the saddle is quite The rage now, and we
hear the echo OF MY kingdom n n
horse" from each particular point OF the
com pass, aud " hen horses are scarce the
submissive mule rs brought forth, gaily
caparis' ned, to dIspi sy his innate appre-
citation Of th- eternal fitness of things ~
he triJs awsy with a step ns light as the
heart and n motion as graceful as The form
Of lis fair rider. 81. let him wriihe.
GEORGE RYLAHD, the popular circus
man is again In town with his wonderful
tr upe. and proposes TO entertain the pub
c next Monday evening. This tent Will
ba Ia the W. lisch Corral, and - new and
attractive programme will be presented
t{yland appreciates the b nehI of lIbeI !
advertising u popular journals, and our
readers v III ind half column from him
IN to-dayr CITIZEN.
The Military Band will play a. the
Feast grounds tomorrow evening. ES.
erybOdy goes.
a D. OTIS & Co. are improving anu en-
larsiug their lumber yard. Csuse-SroW-
ing business
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
Hdryurd's Chinese Professor.

Young America will now talkee
alice samee Chinaman, and since the
Chinese will not 90 we must educate
the rising generation for more intelli-
gent commercial relations with this
CREST nation. \ Boston special, dated
August 80, says: The arrival of the
gorgeoUsly cOstumed new Chinese
professor at Harvard, Ko Kun Hud,
with his wife, five children and an in
terpreter, created some stir in dreamy
Cambridge to-day. President Elliott
being away with yachting party. lac
was temporarily quar;ered in tie hos
pital building. The Establishment Of
the prOfesSor>hip is due to the efforts
of Francis =. KnIght, of this city,
Consul at New Chewang, China,
Knight reasoning that it would be Il
great advantage TO young men intend
ing to enter commercial life, and who
would be likely to engage in business
with the East 10 speak the Chinese
language with facility. Elliott took
counsel with Boston merchants en-
gagged in the Chinese trade, and then
wrote TO Knight his harmony with his
views. Subsequently the necessary
money having been raised by private
subscription, the Harvard University
corporation authorized knight to en-
gage a competent instructor, acting as
agent for them. 1t is proposed TO
teach Chinese for commercial purposes
alone Nothing is said about study
ing Chinese literature.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
Monumental .nscrlptIons,

TUCsON, September 3, 1879.
JOHN 2. CLUM: Having seen the
card published by the Rev. j. Z. An
derson this morning, denying your
just charge that he had devoted con-
siderable time to defaming you and
lauding himself, wish to state that on
Monday evening of this week Rev.
Anderson called upon me and spent
several hours in discoursing upon the
Church troubles. He denounced you
as false, treacherous, etc, and exon
GRATED himself in the most decided
terms. He also said that because of
your conduct he felt at liberty to
speak of matters you had committed
to him in confidence as minister, and
thereupOn commented upon said mat.
tiers. He further said he wished TO
make these same statements to all his
personal friends, in order that they
might have general circulation. Re-
specially, c. W. CLARKE.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.

OFFICE CITY TkEAsCEE';, TUCSON, A. T.,
; -pteHIDrr I, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- rpIved for the purchase OF ten liDuss,tid
collars bonds Uf The City uf Tucson, by w .
" Williams, Treasurer OF The city OF uc-
son, up To- Monday. Septem Der n, A D.
1879. al O'Clock y. IA.
Tue bonds are dated September I 1872,
and dIaw ten per cent. ibter-Et pr an
mum. payRbie annually al the office OF lac.
Guy Treasurer the nrst dBy OF S.ptrm
ber. iogrifss with twenty per cent. Oi tie
principal
To-. cay - Tucson has no outstanding
Indebtedness, and these bonds are OFFERED
fer sale tO defr,y the expense incurred IN
obtaining The TIEut az w.y Tor the south
.-rn P-trihc Railroad Com amy thrpurh
the curpOrs, ? limits OF Tucson. All The
rrgti Iretnents Of the charter 81 Tucson, la
issuing said OOPIs have been complied
With.
No pTor OIliions for The purchase. NJ said
bouts viii be considered ar entertained
fir a less sum Ihnu ninety cents on ih.
dollar. pop sals must Ice sealed and In
dor>-t, "Bi,lS for Tucson Raittnad BONDS -
and Il rrcied 10 W. W. Williams, City
Tr' Esurrr. Tucson. \. 7"
The successful bidder or bidders will he
required To deposit The money for pur-
chase OF and receipt uf the bonds NJ 9
office nf the Cry Treasurer I'm Tucsnn. or
.Iv TO- ana he responsible for The cost ol
-XcAHnSe and transportation.
". ~. WILLIAM Ma.
sepI d4wtd City Treasurer.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05

JUST received. ut Leo GOldschmidi''
furniture store. ~ large lot Of fiDe rattan
easy chairs and rOckeIs.
THE largest sto" k OF chairs OF all kind,
at LEO IioldSchmidt's furniture store, "
prices TO suit the times
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lend
ing pa p-rS and magazines al the Pioneer
News Depot.
GIRO ULATING Library IN English. Span
lsh and German a. the Pioneer News De
pot.
MARsEILaEs Bed Spreads and a general
assortment OF tOiIe; goods just arrived, al
Lord & Williams.
F. a. EARLL 4 Co.'S, east side Meyer.
street. - the place to buy stationery and
latest periodicals.
FISEsT Cognac 9randy nj John X. Dial
< Co =. wholesale liquor dealers. MesiIls
street. betwee- Main aud Meyers streets
PIFRCE ( WOOD have just received al
immense supply or bacon, ham, cheese
lard, POI a;o"s and onions.
FRESH Cigars by express at T. A. Earl
& Co.'s. ON Meyers steet.
FIRsT-CL ,ss Sonora -four at d. VelascO
on Mesilla STREET.
LORD & v ILLIAMs have just received ri
i'm mense supply of bacon.
TUE hest brands of cigars and tobacco al
the Pioneer News Depot.
Toys and fancy goods a. the P!oneei
News Depot.
ePEcTAcLEs anc eye-glass at EarlI
Co.
LINEN Dnmssk,ss, = and q Napkins
newest patterns. al Lord & Williams.
tn" BOudOir aud Panel photo
graphs are Ina,ie at BuehmAs's.
FIYE jewelry and fancy goods for sal,
cheap at Earl & Co.'S, Meyers street.
The Iargnsts stock 81 stationery and Legal
blanKS n. the Pioneer News Depot.
Illuminated dial sIrrn-WInder
watches SO, at Berser's.
ILLUMINATED dIul watches cheap at d
VelaScu. ON MeSliiH street.
PERIODICALS N Earll 4 Co.
CIGARS and tobacco a. Earll & Co.
LEGAL blanks at Earll & Co.
NEW novels a; Earll & Co.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
TnursdnN,s DnIly.

YESTERDAY Sheriff Gabriel came up
from florence with "a friend vino had been
accidentally wounded in that town on The
l4th of July. The wounded man is IL
Mexican, and was sleeping outside when
q stray bullet glanced ami struck hIs ght
arm near the elbow. Dr.. Eundy and
Seawell cut the ballet out this afternoon
and TIE patient is now doing we'll.
CAPTAIN MADDEN, of Bowie, is spend
ing "a few days ia town. He is interested
ia several mines 1t Dos Cabesas, which
are regarded very good. and for which the
owners have been offered some due prices,
tut they have thus tar declined even the
most tempting.
MAJOR THos. s. MORGAN left by coach
to-day for Oakland, where his family 1.
now stopping. Mrs. Morgan is quite I'M
we'll, aud the Major, being somew hat
anxious. finally dcieIniu d Ia go TO his
family. He hopes 10 be tuck about the
20;h oT this month.
IT was reported in town yesterday that
T. J. Favorito, the Photographic, was at
Ia, ked by a party ui Mexican bandits last
week, near Baquache, Sonora, and that
Mr.. FavOrito killed one of The robbers and
drove away the remainder.
WHITE Muscat Grapes, Bartlett. Pears,
Peaches, Table AID Cooking App en-
Dried ana Canned Fruits. also those De-
licious Mackerel In kits. Pickles IT. kegs
and California Roll Butler on Ice, always
to be found at Pierce & Woods.
APPoL1NAREs Natural Mineral Water
just arrived at John L. Dali & Co.'S whole
sale IIouCT dealers, MrsilIa street, between
Main and Meyers street.
A GOLD strike Is reported about any
miles south " eft from Tucson. The veins
found are narrow but rich. A number or
prospectors have gone in that direction.
THE City .ouncII has extended the time
for the payment OF city taxes up to ana
including September 10. A:ter that date
the delinquents Will receive lille mercy.
CAPrAIN &. NJ. .WHITsIDE and DIT. j.
g. w. Gardner, came IN from Haul hue"
Yesterday, and will remain in town sOme
days.
JoE FERRIS. the city taller, has moved
his shop io Meyers street, opposite The
Palace Hotel.
STRANGERS coming TO Tucson should
not forget TO visit the Pioneer Newn De-
pot.
MR.JS. vrsBUEG is enjoying the cool
air OF san Francisco.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
EFr1ta.

The Secretary of the Territory ha,
sent Us the following "errata" to the
laws passed by our last Legislature:
On Page 80, Sec. 2, 18th line, be
tween the words be" and considered
read collected in the same manner a:
now provided by law for the collec
ton of taxes in this Territory, and
shall be"
Page 100, Sec. 10, omit all after the
word 'act" in 9Th line, and read in
stead, according to the number of per
sons between the ages of six and TWEEN
~ one years, as shown by the census
lists of the several counties"
Page l02, See. Is, 4th line for zone
hundred read two hundred and fif.
ty."
Page 1O5, Cd line from bottom
of Sec. -, between words taxation
and land, read ''or subscription"
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05

Col. ". s. Phillips, for a number
her of years member of congress from
the FIRST congressional district or Kan
sas, and who few weeks ago passed
west with Col. BOYLE and party, arriv-
ed in MesiIla Wednesday morning
last. He says he has been to Shak-
speare, Tucson and most all the min
ing camps in southeastern Arizona,
and says there will be several large
camps in Arizona, hat If proper man
agement, proper effort and enterprise
are put forth at Shakespeare n. NJ, that
it will in time be the livliest mining
camp in the whole southwest, and may
surpass Leadville. That there are mil
lions Of tons of ore in sight,
and no shaft is down more than sixty
feet Mesilla News.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-05
The CITIZEN.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1877
L o al MA TIERS
Wednesdays Daily.

lN pursuance to an order issued n,
Chambers, the Probsie Judge and Sber,e
met to-day at the Office OF the DiS,ric,
Clerk and the following manner OF per.on.
drawn to I've and appear at the Cour,
House on Monday, September 18th, nj L
O'Clock, A M, To serve AS TRIAL jurors 70,
the September term. to-wlt: Adj. linn
David Durham, T. p. Ayars, G. A. Pai,.
John n. Brown, VIM. J. Ross, Geo. EIeIds
Ramon Montoya, VIM. II. Bailey, Ira Al
Hay, c.. s. Leon, Alex Levin. G.. II r ,h.
ell, Vim. S. Campbell, james LYNCH. u
| ID. Fairbanks anu Geo. Roskruge.
CITY Council.
Al the regular meeting OF the CITY Conn.
ell last evening all the memb, r. wsr.
present except Mr.. LeatherwO0d Beyond
the Hllo1an of some small accounts M
business OF Importance was transacfe,,
A communication was received from Con.
stable Br' kaw asking that the Council in.
vestlgate any charges which may be made
against him rs an officer, and II they are
found baseless that the action OF the Conn.
Gil demanding his resignation he res ind.
ed. The petition WAS granted, but no time
was set for the hearing.
BY coach to-day came Mrs. Baker. from
California, who Will at once open her
fashionable dressmaklng parlorS In Miss
o Keefe's millinery establishment. Oar
ladies Will be pleased TO learn that Mrs.
Baker is one Of ChlifOrIia'- best dress
makers and Will be able 10 rig them our
after the latest improved models.
DIR. B. w. RICE is busy to dav moving
is drug store from his old location on
Congress street to the rooms Just abov e
Congress Hall, on the same street. His
new rooms are very commodiuus and
suitable.
MIR. ]. NJ, BERGER is about 10 remove
his jewelry store to his Did stand on Cor
greSs street, opposite the Pima County
Bank. Parties desiring good work done
in Mr.. BeIger'S line OF business Will please
note his removal.
MEsSkS ID. y. GILLETT and Louis Jamin
got I'm this morning from Patagonia where
mining is going ahead as nicely ~ one
could wish. The tunnel through the Her
mOsa hill Is making about six feet daily.
Mrs. NJ. J. SMITH who has the fashion
able millinery store. corher OF Camp
street and Church Plaza. invites attention
or the ladies 10 her neat and handsome
STOCK.
MEssRs. Push & ZELLwEGER are about
To move their butcher shop to IA better To-
Gallon on MeslilH 81, where they hope lo
see their many patrons and supply them
with the best meats the mar ket affords.
THE professional card OF Mr.. John
Haynes appears to-day. Mr.. Haynes il
recently from Sar Francisco, but intends
now 10 make Arizona his perm aueni
nome.
The coach was piled full tc-iay when
Il came tn. We need the railroad 10 nc
com modaIe the travel.
MIR J. NJ. KIRKPATRICK was one q. the
passengers from San Francisco today.