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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Notice.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED | until July Fist to furnish (6OO) six hun, dred cows and f15) twenty-five bulls fni Indian stock cattle. They must be healthy, in good condition, between e two and i5) five years old, and are to be delivered Rt San Carlos Agency, Arizona subject 10 inspection, on or before the rirsi Of next Ocfober.
 The bulls must be furnished without charge as part of the contract.
 Proposals must be accompanied by cer- fif1ed checks on responsible banks for (5l live per cent. of the amounts bid.
 The successful bidder will be required Sn enter Into contract, subject to the approval Of ftht Honorable Commissioned Of Indian Affairs, and give bond in double the amount Of the contract, with two or more good sureties for the faithful performance of It's conditions. A copy of the contract and bond can be seen at the office Of THE CITIZEN.
 Payment will he made in the manner coStomary for Indian beef cattle
 Address the undersigned eJ san Carlos Agency, Arizona. Mark envelopes " Pro posels for Indian Stock Cattle"
 J. II. HAMMOND,
 Ju27-wS7id Inspector.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Salt River Yniiey Items.

From the Phenix Herald, July 16:
 Reilly S Mitchell of the Expositor have been awarded the contract to dc the county printing. Justices of the peace have been forbidden the use of the courthouse for holding their courts; and admissions to the hospital are forbidden except by order of the Supervisors.
 The Express box on the robbed stage on the 11th, contained SPA, con sisting of 275 Mexican dollars, $1OO in gold coin, a pair of buckles valued al $40, a S35 check and the balance in currency.
 Acting Governor Gosper was to ar rive in Phenix on the 17th.
 From the Phoenix Herald July 10:
 The contracts for the building Oi the schOol-house have been let. Miss Fannie Kiegar, who was re ported in the Herald of July ,, as hay ing committed suicide at Signal, writes us from Tucson that she is in the land of the living.
 Postmaster Levy of Seymour writes that the steam pump of the Central Arizona Mining Company is at work Sufficient water for all purposes has been obtained. The ore teams have commenced hauling ore, and the mill will start up in few days.
 
 From the Expositor of July IS:
 Because of a fight and fine between parties not named, the Expositor asks if the peaceable men of Phoenix are willing to he whipped by any man who has tan dollars to throw away?
 The recent fire prompts the inquiry
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Mining Work NOtlce.

F1NO s. O. BAKER AND ALL OTHERS | interested in that certain mining claim Known as the Armstrong mine situated in the Ariveca Mining District Pima County, AfizouR.
 This is to notify you that in accordance With nIovlsions of che mining act Cf May 10. lsr., shat in com pllance with require ments oC said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past ending June R. 1879, by the undersigned Now, Therefore, 1T within ninety days from the first publication of this notice you do not come forward and pay youl proper proportion of the cost of the said work. the undersigned will claim forfeit ure of all your rights. title and interest fin and to every portion of said mining claim
 J. D. MERCHANT,
 H. T. WIECK,
 ]. A. MIDDLEMAS. Tucson, June lS. JuIS-wS5l3t
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Martcopa County Fnunces.

The EXpOSitOr gives a column and a half to the finances of Marlcopa COun ". It declares that it entertains nc other than feelings of kindness to wards each and every member of the Board, each and every county officer, a. well as each and every claimant against the county, and further state, that it does not in the slightest degre, doubt the honesty aud good faith o each and every one of these officer, and claimants. It goes on to make uI a record which, if true, might be i'm proved, and gives this condensed state ment of the county's financial condi ton:
 We have seen an abstract of tho county warrants drawn on the genera fund of the county, from January l tC May 13 of the present year, amounting to more than $l3,000; and how mucl on the contingent fund we do no know, put presume lJ 10 De at Icdsl ter per cent. Of that amOunt-for that il the lawful proportion of the two fundi making in four and half months ; total of Sl4, 300, or S3S, ,132 per annum Add to this interest on bonds and war rants now outstanding, said to be fully $7000 per annum, and We have cOun ty government at a cost of more thar $45,000 per annum, while the tax or all property for county purposes can not exceed $24,000, and may fall fai short of that sum. True, license ta' may yield seven or eight thousand dol lars, and if so the county would no run behind more than $14,000 in tn, year. Besides this, the county is abOu to contract a debt of S120,0O0, to b. paid in twenty years, for the purpos of erecting county buildings.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
fuml MnfferS.
last Satnrdau,s Sentinel :

From last Saturdays Sentinel;
 Last Tuesday came a steam pump for the San Antonio Mining Company.
 Large lots of supplies for the san Carlos Indian Agency have been going through during the past week:
 Work is offered 10 1OO Mexican miners (those with families preferred) to work in the Castle Dome and Ellen Gowan mines.
 The first train crossed the Colorado River and entered Arizona on the morning of September 50, 1877, drawn by Engine 31, John L. Fitzpatrick, en- gineer.
 Special trains with ties, rails and other material go to the front almost daily. Thursdays train brought twen- N cars of ties and three of coal.
 Last Sundays train took the third shipment from the Tombstone Mill, of ten bars, valued at S22,5I7.6l; also, eighten bars from the Tip Top mine, valued at S3O,232. Over SjO,OOO bull lion from Arizona by one train.
 Prof. C. D. Henry and son left yes terday for prospecting jaunt in the Mohawk mountains. There have been already reported several rich finds there and we may soon hear of others.
 A novel style of prospecting was in- augurated i'll Arizona on the 18th: On that day arrived MT. A. :. Robbins and vile, G. C. Warner and C. H. Hine. They chartered car, put their mules, wagon and outfit in 1t, and with passes for themselves included in the contract started for Arizona.
 There was a partial clean up at the Yuma Mill last Saturday. The tail ings washed from the blankets were not cleaned and from assay are sup posed to contain about S1,0O0. We are told this partial clean up gave q result of about Sl9 per ton, which, considering the very small expense of mining and working, is very satisiac. tory
 Last Monday MT. E. B Ryan ap peared before the Board of EqualiZa ! tion on behalf of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, and requested that the assessment valuation of the track be reduced to S2,OO0 per mile. MT Robinson and Mr. Lansing, auditors were called and gave sworn testimony regarding its value. The Board re served it's decision. There are eighty two miles in our county, winch, val ued t $2,OO0 per mile, gives S164, ,0OO which at s per $lOO would turn S4,920 into our treasury. This we un derstand the company is willing tC pay, but that at any higher valuation appeal will be taken to the courts, en tailing expensive litigation, which the finances of the county can ill stand and with much uncertainty as to the result. A bird in the hand, etc.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
YaYdpaI items.
From last weeks Miner:

From last weeks Miner:
 The average of the Tiger ore, as it has been worked in the new mill, nets $1S0 per ton.
 Hon. Tom. Fitch is adding a new dining hall to his fine residence, near Mob Hill.
 Governor J. C. Fremont has now been absent from the territory five months.
 The Accidental mine on Lynx creek has been bonded in the sum of S50,- 900 to San Francisco and Eastern cap italists.
 A few more Beans, Gospers and Richards in this section of Arizona would have a tendency to bring our mines into the notice they deserve.
 We learn that distemper, quite serious in appearance has broken out with the horses in Peoples valley, and that the owners of the "noGle ami. mas" are sending them out of the valley to save them and stop the spread of the disease
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Eron HohnHe

The Miners Mohave correspondent writing July ,, gives a hopeful view of mining in that county for the flu. ture, and makes this note on the Me Cracken and Signal:
 The affairs at McCracken are still in stItu quo, although there are vague and indefinite rumoTs of starting up at an early day. McCracken has ob- tained possession of the Signal mill and intends to start up on tailings and custom ore, SO it is said, but it seems to be up hill work trying to infuse new life into any enterprise which has been killed by stock speculation.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Where Les the FnuIt2

Wednesday morning July 16, we re ceived from the posiofiice the ARIzONA CITIZEN dated May 21, and an other da ted July 12, 1879. Now 1t is not only g matter of very great importance tC the newspapers of the country but tC everybody that the papers as well as the letters should be handled prompt ly, carefully and safely. In this casC the two papers arrived here the same morning and we think the fault lies il some postOfiice between here and Tue son.-Mesilla News, July 19.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
The Anton TunneL

At half past three July ', day ligh was seen through the Raton tunnel Soon one of the greatest engineering feats in the west will be completed Earlier in the month the line of tho AtchisOn Topeka & Santa Fe railroad was completed to Las Vegas, and con tracts let for its continuance further on. This connects New Mexico by brOadguage with the east. It vii open a trade with the merchants il Colorado, Kansas City and St. Louis The broadguage will give New Mexi co what it richly deserves, an oper communication with the north anC east.-Mesilla Independent.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

NEWS ITEMs.-Five new cases vel low fever reported al Memphis on the l6th, and same day the severest torns- do ever hlcvn in the vicinity of Bos ton, occurred and was attended by de struction of much property and many lives. One thousand five hundred feet of snow sheds were burned on the 18th in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Ar. thur Townsend was lately murdered by Indians on the Tule river in Tularc county, California, and the Indians were lyuched by the citizens.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
ITEMS from Silver City Herald o

ITEMS from Silver City Herald of July l9:
 No houses for rent in the city.
 The quartz mills are running on full time. The shipment of silver and gold bullion during the past month hG> been unusually heavy.
 Crop reports from all parts of the county are very favorable for heavy yields. Potato bugs are little trou- blesome on the Upper Gila. Heavy rains in the mountains all around US during the past few days The Min bres, we understand, has been boom. ing.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

ORION mining stock sold in Philadel phia on the 7th at from $1 to s11S per share. Tombstone NJ. & M. not quo. ted and perhaps not offered, as we un- derStand holders are willing to hold.
 TIE Chicago Times tells of poor man who went to Leadville and in five weeks took out S10,S40, with no other tools than a pack of cards and a seyen-shooter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
For Sale.

CIX FINE DRIVING MULES, TWO O Light Freight Wagons, twelve Singl Sets Harness complete. Enquire al t1eo. Fields Corral.
 FIELDS & MORGAN
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
N otice of Sale TERITORIAL BONDS.

 CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- |O ceived for the purchase Of ten ihna- sand dollars, bonds of the Territory tl AriZoDa, by the Board of Globe City and Tucson Wagon Road Commissioners. ID to Friday. August l, lS79, at ! o'clock P. \. OI that day.
 The said bonds were Issued March !, iS79, and are payable in fifteen years. bearing ten per cent, per snnum interest. payable yearly Ht the office of Ihe rrsa.- urer of Ihe Territory.
 No bids will be considered for a lesa snm than eighty (s0) cents on the dollar.
 Proposals must be sealed An indnrsed " Bids for Bonds" and directed tO Will lam J. Osborn, Secretary Board Globe City and Tucson Wagon Road Commissioners, Tucson. Arizona.
 Bidders will observe that at inc ama set for opening bids i've months lnteres will already have accrued and will ba payable 10 the successful bidder.
 The successful bidder will ie required O deposit the money with the Board al Tue son or pay the cost of traspor taiiOp Of exchange.
 By order of the Board J. P. CT UNI. ". VI. WILLIAMS, M. G. SAMA<IRGO, Commissioners.
 WILLIAM J. OsBoRS. Secretary, DtrED FUCsoN. A, { June 23. IST9.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Ihh | County Of Pima. Territory Of ArlLO..'.. In tho matter of guardianship ot kss.s k.i Bancurags, MagUel BanduragR and hs. his,, ano BsnduragA. IL appearing 70 .S ,. court from the petition this day p'eseng.I and 1led by Maria Romero Bann1iasssi the guardian oi the persons and esbAss RAtla Bandurnga, Maguel Bandursss a..I a. Mariana Banduraga, praying for sn . o,.s ,o of sale Of certain real estate Oelongss sss,.I her said wards, that it would be oeneu, to the said wards that such real s.est should be sold: it is hereby ordereo nT tho next Of kiln Of the said wards, hns persons interested in the said ssiaie, sH pear before this court Rt the eonrEIV thereof, in Tucson, County Of Pima A. rt on Wednesday. the 3Oth day ofJnly, A. so 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m. then and tneI, ba show cause why an order should HO nj granted for the sale of such estate. ,b,, it is further ordered, that copy ol '. order be published at least three sI,,.fl Sive weeks before The said hearing ol o,,- petition in THE ARTZosA CTTIZzH,A A ne paper printed In said county oi PlH,S' in
 J. S. WOOD.
 Probate JHds-. Dated Tucson. A. T., July lst. A. D' ''
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

c NnA WEEK IN YOUR OWN Anh town and no capital risked. You w Ocan give the business n trial with out expense. The best opportunity ever offered for those willing 10 work You should try nothing else until you see for yourself what you can do at the business We offer. No room to explain here. You can devote all your time or only your spare tiT.s to the husiDess, and make great pay Tor every hour that you work Women make as mrch as men. Send for special private terms and particulars, which we mall free. s5 outfit free. Don't complain of hard times while you have such a chance. Address u. HALLETT d CO, Portland. Me.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF D an execution issued out Of Justice J0 seph NeugRzs' Court Of Precinct No. l. County of Pima, Territory Of AriHOas' dated June g, A. D. 1879, In certain sc ton for delinquent tax. wherein the coun ty of Pima as plaintiff recovered JudgmenL against George Atkins and certain real estate defendant, for ths sum Of thirty seven J0-l00 dollars and costs Of suit taken at fifteen 62-l0O dollars, on the eth day d June, A. n. 1879, have levied upon ihs following described property. 70 VII !" Being n house and lot situate absut one quarter Of mile from Camp Thomas, " In Pima County, and known as Aiklos |" Dance House" Public notice is hereby glven that on Tuesday, the h1h day o. August. A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock s. m. d that day, in front Of the court-h0use, la Tucson Csunty Of Pima. ! will sell all in' right, utle and interest of said George Ar kins, the defendant. in and tO the Aoo'e descTioed properly, al public auction, Ne cash. fin lawful money Of the UnHro States, to the highestand best bidder 70 latisfy said execution and all costs.
 C. 4. SfII IRELI., SheriE,
 By JAMES SPEEDY.
 Deputy ShenH'
 Dates Tucson, July F. 4. b. 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
4 SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALI
DISEASES
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
OF THE

NOR DEBILITY. LOSS OF MEMORY,
 II Indisposition 10 Exertion or Business, Snortness Of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts Of Disease, Dimness of Vision Pain in the Back, Chest and Head. Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale COuntenance and Dry Skin. If these symptoms are ai' lowed to gc on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow. When tn
 lcons.itution becomes affected 1t requires the aid of an invigOrating medicine to strengthen ar tone up the system-which
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
AoooA WoYTu GUARANTREp

c nnA MONTH GUARANI.sshs sy A.1EEtl SIP A day made at ,,.T n1.iT not wv the industrious. CHP Pn-.,s,r. required: we will start you. heu, ,ork hOys and girls mako money faSter sI,',E s is for us than at nnythIng else. The Th, e1' o,s light and pleasant. and such as any sho can 20 right al. Those who are sI's,essss see this notice will Hend us thelf au'i iC-osiiy at once and see fDr themselNes ,inis. outfit and terms free. Nov ls tne,lsrgs Those already at work are lavtns co, sums of money. Address IhCS AUG cSTA, Maine.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
For Sale !!

FOURTEEN HUNDRED wETHERS. q at Very low price. For particulars and terms apply to.
 VIM. OHNESORGEN, Ju9-d&wtf san Pedro station, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
For Rent,

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, ON | Jackson street, two slnares from Church Plaza. Inquire Of J. II. c. Waite matn. Juy7-dtf
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

T. ZEckESpoRv, ALBERT STEISFELD. oos Rrd,Uv R5 Tucson, Wy AT. E.. EeckendOrf & Co TUCSON, ARIZONA. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 Dealers In General Merchandise Have always on hand and Are continually receiving the largest and most complete
 assortment
 -of-
 DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES and CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
 DRESS GOODS, GENTS, YOUTHS, and BOYS
 CLOTHING,
 BOOTS aud SHOES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCCS,
 HARDWARE, MINING aud FARMING NIPPLE
 KEYTS, And a Thousand and One things too Nu- merous to enumerate. 
 We have The Best of Facilities in Pur-
 chasing Goods, Buying our Goods DIRECT from First Hands. and are able tO 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
 Bought. Highest Price allowed for Gold and Silver Bullion. All Orders Solicited and Promptly Atten- ded to.
 L.ZECKENDORF & co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25

MARIcOPA, July 2l.-Judge R. P. Hiland, Public Administrator of Phe- nix, died suddenly at this morning.
 A man named Fisher was sunstruck and died yesterday two miles from
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Sherif's Sale.

WILL IAz J. OsBoRN.
 Secretary, DtrKD TUcsoN. A. { June 2i. ISTs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Bound Oyer.

PHESIx, July 22-Price Hickey and Frank Mahew, charged with robbing the stage below Phenix on the night of the 11th were this morning held tc answer The trial occupied seven days. J. H. Mahoney, special agent of the Post Office Department, and k
 H. Paul, detective of Wells, Fargo & Co, assisted the prosecution and are deserving of credit. The result of the trial is of greatest interest to our citi
 zens. Twenty-Five thousand dollars in cheeks and drafts have been recovered
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 8-Complete
count in the city gives the following re-
suit: The Workingmcn elect the mayor,
sheriff, auditor, treasurer, tax collector,
public administrator, surveyor, district
attorney, city and county attorney, police
judge, one supervisor, FIVE members OF
the board of education, and the railroad
commissioner for the city district. The
Republicans elect assessor, recorder, cor.
oner, county clerk, superiDtendent oI
schools, superintendent of streets, clever
supervisors, seven members of the boarC
Of education, and one member of the state
board of equalization and re-elect Con
gresham Davis. The superior judgel
elected, are mostly on tickets of all par
ties. Some of the officers are elected b.
maiorities so small, that it is possible th
official count may result in some changes
A fire at Marysville. to- night, destroye
the store house of T. G. Ross, on Higl
street. store of n. d. Popert and tw
dwellings adjoining. Loss, $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-08
Last Nights Dispatches.
SPORTS.

New YORK, Sept. 6.-The Coney Island
Jockey Club had an excellent day for
beginning the meeting at Prospect Park
course. The dash of three-quarters of a
mile was won by Luke Blackburn, Giraffe
second, Queens Own third Time I:174.
The heat race. mile and an eighth, won
by Chipquita, which took the first and
third heats. Glenmore second. Time
1881, 1854. 300.
The selling race, mile aud half. was
won by Clemmio q after dead heat with
Pilot, Una third. Time of dead heat,
2:4l4; final heat, 2:434.
The breaker handicap, two miles and
eighth, was won by Ferida, Clara d second
Danicheff third. Time, 3:54.
The steeple chase. about two miles, was
won by Bertha, Trouble second, Redding
third. Time, 3:57a, Judith fell at the
fourth jump, injuring the jockey some
what.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 5.-Hopeful won
the race against the pacing mare Lucy
yesterday,
The track was fair aud the attend
ance 5000 The unfinished race, 2:I9
class, was taken by Katie Middleton in
2;24.
10 the 2:2l class, purse OF $1,000, Little
Gypsy won. Doty second, Kate Hall third.
Time, 2:284, 2:284 2:27.
In the pacing race, special purse Of
81 900, Rowdy Boy won, Matte Hunter
second, Sleepy Tom third. Time, 2:l63,
2:183, 2:l84, 2:l83.
The dash for two and a half miles,
purse $3.50, Goy Neptune won, Krupp
Gun second, Florence Payne third. Time.
3:453.
The pacing race at the Peoria, ILL.,, fair
between Sleepy Tom. Rowdy sBoy, Matte
Hunter and Lucy will take place Tuesday,
Sept. %, instead of Friday, 27, as adver-
tised. Hopeful and Midnight will trot
for special purse of $4,000 at the same
fair later in the week and Darby will trot
/ with running mate against time on Satur-
day, Sept 81.
| CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. 6.-This was
the last day of the Northern Ohio fair,
There was good weather and a large at
tendance. Belle Brassfeld won the 2:2O
race. Best time, 2:224 Rienzie won the
2:35 class. Best time, 2:2S.
The running race, two mile dash, Jack
of tTumps won, Conrad second, Louise
third, Ella B fourth, Time, 3:3S3.
bOSION, WdSo', Oept. O.-DeaCOD ParE
races: 2;25 class, Emma B won, Chest
nut Hill second, Lady Foxie third, Sta
fourth, Time, 2:251, 2:25, 2:25, 2:253
2:243, 2:234
2:35 class, Beatrice won, Argouaut sec
ond, Colan Pitcher third, Hector d1stanced
Time, 2:2622, 2:264, 2;273, 2:293, $50
The 2:lS class was postponed or &C
count of darkness
Boston, Sept. 6.-The John Ennis 4
hour go as you-pease match closed to
nlght with the largest attendance eve
known in Music Hall on an occasion @
this kind. All the men we're in good coz
dition at the close with the exception q
O'Conner, who won fourth money, an
who had to be carried from the platforr
after the presentation of the prizes. LIS
couse won first money and the Euni
medal. He LETT the track at ll:lO, O,makiu
28l miles; Hanson, second money, $15C
: Colston, the big Swede, third. Sl0O, 25
miles and IA laps; O'Conner, fourth, $5t
252 miles and l6 laps.
CHICAGO, Sept. g. 6--Base-ball Rochet
ter Hop Bitters Is, Dubuques 3.