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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
Political Points,


Csaored camp-meeting Friday night at
Woodland Park.
Judge Hoadly spoke to the Democrats in
onmminsville Saturday night.
The Seventeenth Ward Republicans will
meet tomorrow evening at Seventh and
Cater streets.
The Workingmen's campaign will be
spened at Fountain Square on the evening
Il Monday, 9Th inst
The Republicans of the First Precinct,
Eighth Ward, will organize Foster Club
- Hopkins Hall tonight.
Hon. BENZ. Eggieston and Rev. Geo. W.
Williams addressed the Republicans of the
twenty fifth Ward Saturday evening.
The opening meeting OF the campaign in
Bond Hill Precinct was held on Saturday
evening, and addressed by Thos. McDougall,
Esq.
yrThe Republicans of the Twelfth Ward
Eorryville, will meet tonight in Buchler's
Hall. Good speakers will be in attend
ance.
The Highland House barbecue will be
1eld September 18th. The principal speak
as will be Gen. w. H. Gibson, Ex-Govern
q Dennison, and Hon. O. H. Shields ol
Missouri.
The Republicans of Precinct B, Eighth
Ward, have organized Foster and Hick'
snlooper Club with John M. Ritt Presi
dent, Ed. Cronin, Capt. Chris. Dig, Frank
Morgan, Thos. Gibbons and P. OConnell
Vics Presidents, and M. A. J. Coultry Sec
ISstary.
The officers OF the Fifteenth Ward Re
buhlicaa Foster and Hicksnlooper Club
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF Interest to Our Church Goers,

OF Interest to Our Church Goers.
DR.. Cooper spent the Sabbath at Portland
Ind.
Rev. A. NJ. Beall is visiting friends in
Indiana.
There were eighteen hundred scholars al
the Union Bethel yesterday.
A temperance mass meeting will be held
this evening at the Sixth-street Presby.
terian Church.
Uncle Jasper, of Richmond, Va, will
open camp-meeting near Sportsman Hall,
Columbia, on the 5th inst.
During the month of August the Union
Bethel gave away 22S meals, $50 lodgings
and 237 loaves of bread.
Rev. Sylvester Weeks closed his third
year as pastor of the Wesley Chapel NJ. E.
Church last evening with farewell SER
mon.
The Methodist ministers will be away at
tending conference this week. Several i'm
portant changes among the pastors are an
ticipated.
The Presbyterian ministers, at their
meeting this afternoon, will discuss the
question of dropping names from the
Church roll.
Rev. DR.. Ridgaway, who has served as
pastor OF the St. Paul NJ E. Church for
three years, will now receive a new ap-
pointment.
All Saints Church. East Third and Col
lard streets, will give picnic at the High
land House on Thursday afternoon and
evening next.
A number Of people were turned away
from the meeting at the Y. M. G. A. Hall
last evening unable to gain admittance,
every available space being occupied.
Mrs. Laura 1. Aldrich will give select
readings and recitations tomorrow evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. Miss Blanchard,
Messrs. Tarvin, James and Taylor will sing
the same evening.
Rev. G.. R. Alden, of the Cumminsville
Presbyterian Church, started East this
morning and after visit of several weeks
will return with his family. Rev. ]. C.
Thomson will occupy his pul pit during his
absence.
At a n Getting of the congregation of the
Cathedral Parish, held las, evening, Messrs.
r. r. Springer Charles Stewart, Stephen
Mckenzie, John Holland and NJ. Clements
were elected Trustees to take charge of the
parochal affairs of the congregation meet
ing upstairs.
Miss Amelia White, daughter of the pas
tor OF the Poplar-street Presbyterian
Church. has returned from Paris, where
she has been studying music under pri-
vate teacher for the past two years, and
yesterday she favored the congregation
with solo.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
OBITUARY.

Rsv. Epstein-John q. Windisch-samusl
l. Hayden.
Rev. DR.. Samuel Epstein, preacher of the
Congregational Shearith Israel, on Lodge
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
died at o'clock this morning after long
and painful Illness The deceased was well
known and beloved for his many good
qualities and traits of character. His funer-
al will take place at 2 p. m. tomorrow from
the residence Of the family No. 62 Court
street.
John Ulrich Windisch, the prominent
brewer, died at his residence, No. 43 Day
ton street, last evening. Deceased was born
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

elected Saturday night: President L. L.
Sadler; Vice Presidents, DR.. ]. w. Under
hill, George R. Cramer, Henry Riederman.
s. II. Ridenour, T. w. Hefferman; Secre-
tary, John H. Wilken; Treasurer, Thomas
Mclean.
The Labor Lyceum held meeting at
Arbeiter Hall yesterday afternoon. "Com-
pulsory Education" and 'The San Fran
cisco Tragedy were discussed at great
length by Messrs. Ehman, Mckinney Swan
and Haines. A resolution was adopted,
hoping that the Workingmen of San Fran
cisco, by the ballot. would reply to the bull
let of the assassin, De Young, and thus be
the crowning indication of California's s
Communists"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobcaco.
Do a Favor to a sick Friend

Do q Favor to a NICK Friend.
If you have friend suffering from any
disorder of the kidneys send them pack
age Of Kidney-Wort, and you will make
them happy. Its great tonic power is
especially directed to these diseases, and it
quickly relieves the distress and cures the
disease. Have YOU tried it?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
Row in the Clerks Office.

There was lively row this morning in
tSe Court House between Alderman John
Kelly and William Reedy, another attache
sf the County Clerks Office. The affair
tpok place in the office, and lot of black
guarding, hair-pulling and punching was
indulged in.
The noise drew quite crowd, who were
Aisgusted at the proceedings. What the
upshot Of the whole thing was has not been
sscertained, although dozen or more of
- clerks witnessed the affray. Kelly
nys Reedy was little full' and insulted
lin.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, cloudy and rainy
weather, winds mostly from northeast to
northwest, stationary or lower tempera-
tnre, generally lower pressure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female College,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

noTAL EXPENSES PER HALF SCHOOL
| year to Boarders, $187; to Five-Day Boarders,
$l3S 60; Day Scholars, Preparatory, S2l-s41; Col
legiate, $51; Music, including Piano practice,
-S57; Kindergarten $50.
Best Advantages for General Cult.
ure in the West.
Classical, Scientific, English Courses. Special
Colleges of Music and Art Large and Expert
enced Faculty. Fine Structure, Pleasant Rooms
and Safe Home The 38th year opens September
24th. Address,
jyasm REV. D. II. MOORE, DID,, PSest
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

Save time and money by having DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills always on hand, and using
them for the numerous diseases which more
or less trouble families at times. Sold every
where Price 25c.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19

We would call the attention or connois- SUITS to our very select stock of WINES. ! LIQUORS and CIGARS, the quality of which will equal anything supplied by hrst-cla>s houses in San Francisco or East ern Cities.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
To-Dey's Daily

WILLIAM Fl. YOUNG was held by Judg, Neugass some time since 10 answer charge or perjury at the September tern of the District Court William was 8 stranger in Tucson, ard his bal was xet
 Il slOO. he paid tie money Into court anu
 went off to Tombstone to work nt his trade
 -carpentering, having arranged with hi.
 counsel. Mir. Llghthizer, for the latter tC
 send him word when he should be want
 ed. An indictment was found early iu
 the term, and Mir. LIghthizer wrote 10 hi.
 ciiant on the 9th of Septem Der for him tc
 come Tn at once. But Young did mol
 come as was expected. Ills bail was de. clared forfeited several days ago, and q warrant sent out for him. This morning ne came Into court and produced the lei Ter Of MT. Lighthizer. postmarked Tucson September g. and endorsed by the DO st master at Tom bstone to the effect that the ietter was not received at his office until yesterday morning, September IS. In View Of the fact that Young Is out slOO. he Is anxious to know where his letter was during those nine days after it was post. marked here.
 OUR people should not forget when they go to the city to call on Uncle Harris. w. near Of great many people being vic lmized In numerous dens In San Fran ;lsco' that call themselves by different nAmes-such as Uncle's, and Uncle this and that. Our citizens should be sure and axe little pains and see that when pur- '"asing that they read the name Of Uncle darris On Inc wihd"w and in the store No. -2i keaIney street, between Busn and Sut-l ar
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Wednesdays Daily.
ReueOqdeS Gt Work.

Last evening the news reached town o the robbery, on Tuesday evening, Of the | Tom bs'a ne bound stage at a point about thrce miles this side Of that camp. The singe was stopped by two men, armed with shot guns aud wno spoke remarka ] bly good English. Seven passengers were aboard, they were ordered In lIne with "hauds up," and the robbers proceeded to take an inventory Of the personal prop eriY or each. They however, only Ob taIned about $50. The mails and expres, were not mOlesied This Is the work of a gang Of reDegades now infesting Southern Arizona and whose exiermInattnn, by any means. should be determined upon, and followed up by the united effort of all good citizens.
 HoN. J. K. LUTTRELL left by coach Co day for San Francisco, where he will re- main few days and then go on to Wash ington and New York. Mir. Luttreli iS greatly pleased with his observations in Arizona and will soon return to stay with us. During his visit east he will do the Territory much benefit by the good report he says he cannot help making.
 MR. J. H. SIMPSON left today for San Francisco. having opened quite a trade with our merchants in his line of goods. He will return in a few months.
 TOMORROW will be the Jewish New Year and the Pima County Bank will be closed on account thereof.
 MR.R. x. LEArH ERwooD left today for a trip 10 Arivaca and Orc Blanco, to return in a few days.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Proposals for Sale of City Bonds.

OFFICE CITY TREASURER, TUCSON, AT,
 September l, 1879. lSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE D ceived for the purchase often thousand dollars bonds Of the City of Tucson, by W. w. Williams, Treasurer Of the City Of Tue son, up tO Monday, September 22, A b. 1879, Rt o'clock D. m
 The bonds are dated Senfem Der 1. IS7Q, and draw ten per cent. interest Der an mum, payable annually at the office nrtha Guy Treasurer on the first day Of Ssttsm . Der, together with twenty per cent. Of the pI ncipal
 The C!ty Of Tucson has no outstanding indebtedness, and these bonds are offered for sale tO defray the expense incurred in obtaining the right of way for the south ern Pacific Railroad Company through the corporate limits Of Tucson. All the requirements or the charter or Tucson in issuing said OOOds have been complied with.
 No propositions for the purchase oi said bonds will be considered or entertained for less sum than ninety cents on he dollar. Proposals must he sealed and in dOrSed, Bids for Tucson Railroad Bonds,- and directed 10 W. w. Williams, Guy Treasurer, Tucson, A. T."
 The successful bidder or bidders will be required tO deposit the money for pur- chase or and receipt of the bonds at office of the City Treasurer In Tucson, or pay for and be responsible for the cost Of exchange and transportation.
 W. W. WILLIAMS, sep+d&wtd City Treasurer.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Tombstone Shinment No- Z

| The Tombstone NJ x NJ. Co.'S. bullion coach brought in len more. bars from tb. lit'le mill at Charleston. The gross weight was 1891 pounds, and the total vaIue s2o SSS-sl' Of which Sl,GS9. i3 Was gold and sla 'i' IS In silver. This shipment added 10 the six previous shipments makes n grand ioi' of Si5C.325 90. The bars went Corvar,j to Philadelphia by coach to-day.
 DR' J BEARD. formerly stationed at Fort Lowell. k back in Tucson again visiting HIS Wiie's family and his old friends. His present station Is at Fort Davis. Texas. The doctor will remain several weeksand will meet a cordial welcome on every hand.
 A PRESENT to gentleman Of taste. nothing Is more acceptable than a cluster ulainond pin, that originally cost SI2O and can be bought for SIS, at Uncle Harris,. 22i Kearney street, between Bush and Sut- ter.
 ED OKEs, who has been out to the San. Ia Ritas 10 attend the Young attachment sale' returned to-day a mortal enemy To the wicked flea.
 So-DAY Lord & Williams received about O.UOO pounds Of miners supplies, mostly iron' steel, powder. etc. Samaniego's train brought 1t ID.
 DR. HITCHcoC1 has notice in this is- sue, which We specially commend 10 our friends al the various military posts the Doctor IS about to visit.
 THE bar has become so numerous that il Is found necessary to move back the railing in the court house. IL was so ordered this morning.
 LOOK out for he cars and look out f-r the now advertisement Of Zeckendorf 6 Staab.
 MR- ALpERT S-EINFELDT got back from Tombstone last esening very much pleas ed with the camp,
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
The DdUs- Penney He65,oo


 Last evening while our Nax, ,-,, were celebrating heartily inc na,o, ,o,- e' Msxico's independence. o,,r N,'' VI 1eo' DIT Wm' c. Davis took his departpr. rom the territory Of single bls, adnes. ana emigraled to the fruItfuI state or no, Iinony, taking with him s do,,.,,.~,', partner that accom- plIshad to.,. ,,-. Mattie k. Penney. The modest oo-o,,,,..,., was perormed at the residence a, Nt- r. Preston, Rev. Wm. c. Muls o,,,,,,,,,,-. Ihe bride was beautifully ettira,, ,,, ., -,'I brown SIX and the groom looked decid. eu'y Killing" In the conventional br,ad. eloth. MT. Mills was par.lcularIv bannv ih ms manner while perrorming Inc oara hohy. This being over the baar,v ,.o0- IsratuIations Of the guests were evtardad to MT and Mrs. Davis and the evening was passed in conversation snnp., a,,d song, and 1t is the sincere vv,sb o, m CiIl"EM that the happy hours ushering |" these new and sacred relations so an sp'ciously, may be but an index of the iov ana prosperity To follow them all tbatr days. '' ''-e'' Al interesting coincidence was discov-
  cred to have occurred, unintepiioDalIy n, me ceremony. Mir. Davis was. un,iI lac, hight' widower, and at his former wed. uIhg TWO or his warm old bachelor friends MeSsrs. k. N. Leathe rwnod and Tho,ras DliscoiI were guests and witnesses. Onl thls Interesting occasion they were also witnesses. Mrs. Penney, the bride. was married before in Wisconsin. and Mir snd Mrs' Preston were present at and witness. | es 10 the m arriage there. Last night aIso l they were present al the new marriage of 'helr friend. Mr. Preston on She occasion oi the former marriage Of our Mrs. Davis uroVe distance Of thirty-five miles in A sIorm' through romantic and pictur- esque section of Wisconsin to attend the ceremony; and yesterday he drove fsom us lumoer-mlll. Journey or forty miles 10 oe present at this one, and arrived m good time in fine, fair weather to witness And J9ln in the ceremony and festivities. IL Is not often that such a circumstance occurs, which was first noted by the c,ey. er appreciation Of the oiiciatlng clergy man, who had heard remarks from .he separate parties Incidentally.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19

"A'h -huScat OThpes, Bariett Pears , Peaches, Table and Cooking Apples . Dried ana Canned Fruits. also those De Q Iicious Mackerel in kits. Pick IS in keg. ] and California Roll Butter on ice, always , to be found at Pierce & Woods.
 LOST Certificate Of Deposit No. G., for
 S7OO, issued by Stafford, Hudson & Co pay able to J. R. Adams and J. l.. Rawlings.
 All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for the same, as pay ment thereon has been stopped.
 APPoLINAREs Natural Mineral Water Just arrived at John k. DaII & Co.'S whole sale liqucr dealers. MesIIIa street, between Main and Meyers street. I To RENT-A furnished house. facing on i Court Plaza, consisting of three rooms and kitchen. Apply 10 $. II. Drach- mans store.
 GREAT reduction In prices. Dress goods worth from 20 cents to sI per yard are sold from 10 to 50 cents per yard at the White ! House.
 Two cases assorted flannel and a large lot of hats. trimmed and untrimmed. lower than eve sold before, at the White House.
 BEsT assortment of chiIdren's underwear In linen and flannel just received at the White House.
 KID gloves-two or three buttons. all colors, worth s2.OO are now sold for sI OO, at the White House.
 DE BEIGE 46 Inches wide, worth sl. .5O. for sl OO; ? inches wide, worth D cents. sold Tor oO cents per yard at the White House.
 Go and see the Jewelry, Watches and other goods for sale at remarkably low prices by ShussIer on Church Plaza.
 SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead ing papers and magazines al the Pioneer News Depot
 THE largest stor k Of chairs Of all kinds at Leo Goldschmidts furniture store, at prices Co suit the times.
 PIERCE < WooD have just received an | immense supply Of bacon. ham, cheese, ] lard, potatoes and onions.
 JUST received, at Leo Goldschmidt,s furniture store. a large lot Of nBe rattan easy chars and rockers.
 CIRcULATISG Library in English, Span lsh and German at the Pioneer News De pot.
 FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. DaII x Co.'S. wholesale liquor dealers, MesilIa street, between Main and Meyers streets.
 STRANGERS coming 10 Tucson should not forget to visit the Pioneer News De- pot.
 Illuminated dial stem wInder SIO, at Berger's.
 A COMPLETE restaurant outfit is adyer tised for sale in this paper.
 THE best brands Of cigars and tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
 ToYs aud fancy goods at the Pioneer \ News Depot.
 THE largest stock Of stationery and legal blanks at the Pioneer News Depot.
 Guns and Pistols for sale and re- paired hy ShussleT on Church Plaza.
 MR. r. L. HART returned from Tomb tone to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
FRoM the Prescott Miner

Rev. c. II. Adams. of the Colorad,
 NJ. l.. Conference is now on duty il | Prescott.
 The quartz mill, which is located il '! Bradshaw Basin, has recently had aI
 Allen & White roaster attached anC
 will be ready to crush and roast ore
 by the 20th instant.
 Earth and other freighters have haC arough time getting a 100000 pound, l Of salt to Tiger mine. They hay,
 been over a month making twenty eight miles, from Walnut Grove iC Bradshaw.
 Secretary GospeT, A NJ. Smith and Gov. Powers have returned from the Golden Era Mill on Cherry Creek. The workmen have the foundation for inc boiler completed and are putting the same in position. The machinery for the saw mill is being putup.
 While experiments are being made in artesian well boring in Arizona if will be of interest to notice the success or similar wells recently put down in the equally arid districts of Australia. We quote the following from the Bos- ton Transcript:
 It is said that the successful boripqs for water in Frame County, South Australia, promise to render a large district, formerly almost destitute of water, highly valuable for agricultural or pastoral purposes. One artesian well, 400 miles north of Adelaide. sunk to the depth of BIO feet, yields 10000 gallons of excellent water day. Much of the arid and inhospitable region be- tween the coast and the rich lands which have been discovered in the in terior of the continent is expected to be reclaimed by systematic tapping of the springs supposed to exist be- heath.
 THE Prescott Arizonan of the 11th says:
 The Tiger and Tip Top quartz mills are running.
 Dr. E. B. Perrin arrived this morn ing from the southern portion of the Territory, and proceeding directly to the Baca grant, for the purpose of making a personal examination of il, which comprises about 100000 acres, and is situated at the western bound ary of this county.
 ITEMS from the Phenix Expositor of 18th inst;
 There was shipped this week from Smith & WOOlsey's mill 5O,OOO pounds of flour to Prescott.
 Rev. c. H. Adams. Superintendent Of Missions for the NJ. E. Church in Arizona, will preach in the Tabernacle on Sunday. NIT. Adams is a talented preacher.
 The public schools of Phenix will open for the fall term on the 22d inst. with Mir. Long as principal and Mrs. Beverly Cox as assistant teacher.
 Mechanics in Phenix are complain ing of want of work. Some say the mechanics are to blame. When they get work, It is said, they charge five or. six dollars day, and do poor work at hat, while business men with large capital invested can't make as much.
 Gen. Hammond, Indian Inspector, and MT. Ludlum, Agent, have been busy during the past eight days visit. ng the various Indian camps on Salt River, and left yesterday for Sscaton O perfect arrangements for teaching | he Indians. The General recon | nends to our civil officers to treat In Hans found stealing or committing my other criminal act in the same way and give them the same punish nent as that meted out to other offend . .rs
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19

Through Express matter, ; cts. per 10. Express Rates to Way Stations made known on application at the office. Small packages fin proportion to what
 they are in size and value.
 JOSEPH PERSON, Proprietor. M. NASQCEZ Agent, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
Row to Settie Ktnlnq D.soptes.

GALVESTON, TEx., August 30, lS70.- A special dispatch to the News from Laredo says: Adyices from Monterey assert that the question of the owner ship of the newly discovered Majada silver mine is causing trouble The States of Coahuila, Durango and Chi huahua each have an armed force ou the grounds. The General Govern ment has ordered all work stopped until the question is settled. Mean. while the Government claims that all the metal that has been taken out i> conhscated. ThIrty-fOur carts with silver are on the way to Texas. So far ten men have been killed and many wounded.
 THE town of Las Vegas has doubled since our arrival here, less than two months since. And, all things con sidered, it is quiet place, there not being more than one man killed or wounded a week. Cor. Alamosa News.
 THE total vote of Los Angeles coun- ty at the late election was 6.6sO.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
J. B. COLLINS.

l nnIkER nI5IR IN GENERAL MERCHAN- how on Aioa, ba, SAhP THOMAS, A. T. has such ss nshd na a complete Stock of Goods and trareieer required by farmers, miners Prices R.aSs, For sale at Lowest Market Tue man. @ Business at San Carlos. and beIoy, sSettlers along the Gila above theirsS,',@S Camp Thomas will find it 10
 a'sge To trade with J. B. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
BARNEH, BLOCK &C0.,
 FORwARDING
C0mmiss sion Merchants. Maricopa, Maricopa Wells
 and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing 10 the public that thFN have opened st MaricO- pa, MaTIcOua Wells and Casa CIrande houses for the transaction of n general forwarding aEd commission business and will always keep on hand a complete a. SoTtment of Merchandise, which they will offer at the lowest market prices having shipped theIr goods direct from New York.
 Also. will forward all gOods consigned tO them with the greatest prUInptneSS
 Freight will be carefully stored when awaiting shipment and NO charges maie for handling the same. Requests to have goods forwarded by special teams will be invaI' ably complied with.
 They are also prepared tO contract for the delive y of all classes of freight tO any point in the Territory.
 Special attention given fo thP forward ing of machinery. BlackSmithing and wheelwrg ghting done tO order.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-19
ARIZONA and SONORA M a l l an d Express
 COMPANY,

Tucson tO MRgdRlena, via sanuar- ito, CHnOa, Tubac, CaIabasas. hitchen's Ranch. A2ua Ear ces CRSita. CumeraI and
 Terrenate. Now Running Horses and Con
 cord Coaches. Stages leave Tucson on Sundays at 9 a. m. Reaches Magdalena Tuesday at nOou. Leave Masdalena, returning Wednesdays p. n. Reaching Tucson Fridays
 4O'clOck D. m.
 RATES OF FARE: