Arizona citizen., 1879-04-18
From Tuesday,s Daily

SILK Yelllngs in great variety, 50 cent per yard at the White House. From Tuesdays Daily.
 Bodrd Of Supervisors.
 April l2, Board met at ten a. m. Pres ent, Supervisors Fully and Davis. Tn, minutes Of last meeting were read and an proved.
 In the matter Of the taxes on the Rarba combia ranch, in conformity with the recommendation Of the district attorney It was ordered that upon the payment O, $500 to the treasurer Of Pima county and s2SO to the district attorney, on account oj ldelinquant taxes, the chairman Of this Board convey by deed in the name Of E. R. Perrin, all right, title and claim to said ranch,
 A petition was, received from the resi- dents Of Arivaca asking the appointment of John Bartlett, as road overseer. The petition was granted and the road district made to include the same territory as the Arivaca School District.
 A petition was received asking for inc appointment of another constable for the Tucson precinct. but the same was de- nied.
 The Board then proceeded to audit the various accounts against the county.
 The clerk was instructed to procure an official seal for the Board.
 Board then adjourned to 10 a. m., April fl.
 April II. Board met at ten a. m. Pres ent Supervisors, Fully and Davis, and Clerk Osborne. Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 K. N. Leatherwood, County Treasurer, presented his statement and vouchers for the quarter ending March 3l, 1879, which upon examination were found correct and receipts were given for warrants paid as follows:
 County General ,5SS 25 County Contingent Fund............... 6S3 56 County Road Fund......................... 800 co County School Fund ...-......... 767 10 Paid Territorial Treasurer per
 Youchers................... .............. 9,I0S O6
 ,J92. .06
 The quarterly report of Dr. J. c. Handy, County Physician on County Hospital, was received, read and ordered filed.
 On motion 1t was ordered that the clerk notify the proprietOrs of the Star and Las Dos Republicas that the County te:mi- mates its subscriptions.
 On motion 1t was ordered that the clerk advertise for proposals for doing the Coun- ty printing, furnishing county stationary, supplies for the jail. ironing prisoners, &c., said proposals 10 be received at the office Of the Board until 10 a. m., Monday April l2, 1879.
 On motion 1t was ordered that the Clerk receive proposals, until Monday, April 2l, 70 a. m., for the erection of two rooms in the courthouse yard for the use of the County Clerk and the grand jury.
 Acquisitions for stationary for county officers were examined and the amounts as stated by tho Board on each acquisition 10 be purchased.
 Several accounts were then audited.
 In tine matter of the claim of A. A. Wilt, for additional compensation. It appeared 10 the Board that s5OO had heretofore been paid to MT. Wilt for building bridge and repairing road, said amount being the sum agreed 10 for the work. The claim was therefore disallowed.
 The claim of D. G. Sanford, for work Sanford for information as 10 location of roads and nature Of work done.
 Board then adjourned until ten a. m., April 2l.
 MUsIC.-J. $. Mansfield Of the Pioneer News Depot has made arrangements with San Francisco publishers by which he is supplied with all the latest productions in sheet music. Cur two-toned ladies and other distributors of sweet melody please take notice.
 Col. W1I. c. BOYLE called upon us this afternoon and entertained us an hour with pleasant and instructive conversa- ton. We have not space to-day 10 en-I large upon the Colonel's operation, to- morrow we will speak more fully. Mir. Boyle will be with us about a month. Hel Is very welcome.
 PROF. MENDEL MEYER, the great violin st Of the Pacific Coast, Is coming to- Arizona. He will give a concert in Tucson soon, and has already made some ar-I for securing Levin's Park Hall.
 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. Lowest prices Tn the city, at Sampson's on Mey-l srs Stfeet, near Mesilla.
 MIR. c. E. HARLOW, Indian trader from san Carlos, came in from the reservation 1 Dn Sunday and expresses the opinion that f there was any danger of an outbreak hat danger Is now over.
 SWISS covered sun shades elegantly SI 50 at the White House.
 BUCKALEw X OCHoA's train came in ,o-day with about 5000 pounds of goods mostly for Lord X Williams and Zecken- iorf & Stabb.
 THE Board of Supervisors advertise in his issue for proposals for County sup plies.
 A NEW wagon, painted green, came in with Samaniego's train to-day for General Serna Of Sonora.
 MIR. AND MRs. W. W. WILLIAMS return d yesterday from Tombstone, where they ,ujoyed pleasant visit.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 WE yesterday had The pleasure Of call rom pr. W. $. Mcbride, pr. G. Knepper md Hon. F. J. WOodbury, all of Mar Iowa. These gentlemen are ,ere to learn something Of our people, he character of our country and the con lition Of our many mining enterprises Ne believe they have not yet invested,