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A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
~ AND

CONEY Island POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS between CONEY ISLAND POINT sgt WEST
BEIGATON BEACH leave 800 and 1890 L. m,
ali-houry thereafter until fD:lr .. NJ. maxim
close Steamboats, and from NeYetk lnd
Newark Excursion tickets ID cents.
Trans between West Brighton BE icA and Brp0Ngn VII
hafhOurY G: 80 a. aua from p. m 70
II every 10 minutes ana sundays 10 minutes
EKcursor Tlckets between BrODklyn tnt West Brighton
Beach IS cents The BrO0SlYl Depot Greenwood. Jtsya-
aud 2Ohstl De reached BY horse AL he ferries
his the ONLY steam line running direct the OJssrv4
tory $40 feet Ugh and h- New OcgaI Per- 10 fest i01&
landing passengers all he pubuc attricuOls
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every AFTER.
and evening, SUNDAY IucluIel. bv DDWNISGS
ceeoElted NINTH REGIMENT BAND aud II. Ar
BUCKLE. the world owned COrurt SOLO ~
Grounds ghtod by "A ELECTRIC LIGHT 5000 claAs
power
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miscellaneous.
DR. MOREAU NORRIS SANITARIUM,
CoN-TFNTNFNr ISLAND.

DR MOREAU NORRIS SANITARIUM,
CONFINEMENT ISLAND,
DARIES, CONN.
Dr. n MORRIs formerly superintendent OF tho NY state
inebrate Asylum Biz gAsmtOu NOV closed having secured
Tie y =. ~1.TL CENTENNIAL BUILDING, lOcGsed a.
above sound is prepared 10 receive
limited number OF patients Tor special treatment fnr
further Information terms &C. address Dt hOINEAO Nun
BIs, Row ytou Post once, Fairfield Co., Conn
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
i MUM CO.. 81 PARK Row New OK, ProIiiey'rs
o. ne Sfr american. Thirty10ur years tISeneuce as
Collectors Patents Handbook on Patents with iull dec
L1ns and advice sent Tree.
THE ASTOR LIBRARY will be CLOSED
= cleaning aud repairs from Juy 20 until MONDAY.
september L.
81 DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- 4 The Sew.York Elevated Railroad COMPANY will
private together tgseiy The following
four wheeled dummy engines
Engines 7xlO, cylinder wheel 80 inch. weight about
Two Engines 72xlO cylinder wheel 80 neh weight about
Fifteen Engines sxlO cylinder wheel 80 inch, weight
about IL. 600 pounds , . so., .. ,..s "a 49,
fsdv Immediate eivery The remaining seventeen can
b delivered about the Isl u August next ,,
For further particulars. &c, inqu e OF w
General Office NeWYork Elevated Railroad Company Ne"
YORK, Broadway June Z. lS7d
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Bankrupt Notices.

DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES,
II FOR TIE SOUTHERN DISTINCT OF NEW YORK.
Ia IN. matter o; ABRAHAM IA DAIpD y, BanSrunt-iN
BAyK Gl,iCY-A Warrant BaAkruptcy hss lee lssusd
bv said against the e-tatr NJ ABEA a DAY ON,
81 the CITY OF New-YJFA ~ New YORK, OF mo
state New York IL said District AL JUDGED 1aaATgpt Upon
the petition Creditors ana the payment OF any eps
and the delivery Of property belonging o shl 1dnh.
rlpt 10 10 has and tne tfanst o. any ioPi
nv MN are forbidden meet ng OF the tIelos Ok
SAID bankrupt 10 prove heg d-Ds and choose one on more
A.signc.s 0f his estate be held al Count " BlnAfHpy
o. be holden at Futoust heunei Ehidng IN the ty
~ m aid DstltCt the nth dAy OF August A.
n ia. ~ il 1'ciOck ~ al onlce Of Edgar X, tchaLD.
esnirs one OF 1e Registers In bankruptcy o. aid Court
N'tNAA' Vs. LOUIS r. PAWN.
Marshal N cssenger.
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rnNn RRANcH PROPERTY.

Ry THtGh v. CanD 90
-, NuySinr with lot Houlevaru- 100 30 oco
2.stoia asst lot 25.6xef.6' LIZA bae' --'--
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o,,,pd VS. ocean-aye H. a ~ 81 ara Ss'Ns'
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7 FINCH VALLEY RAILROAD,

l. ADVANCEMENT OF PA-sENGEh TRAINS March
80 1879 Leave depvtz foot ol COrttndt and De5urosscs
100 % m EastUu, Bethlehem, Allentown he4 ing
Nauch Chunk, hazrtou, Ma 10y City, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TuukAannyck- .,,.,--
$40 p. m Night EXpress 41lF !of Ldston' ietLe,Ien
Allentown Nauch Chunk NiEesharre. EmirA ithaca
Geneva. Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara fSs ana INC
ROBI 5AIRE, SUIT and EngE
General Iagtsru Office corner Chur. Aid COrtauu stS.
LHAE u. NEMM LNG-. Ag.nt.
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Thursday, July "a, 1s1e'
following sales were held at the TX
co'esroou today
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BrooslBn Real estate for Sale.


DVERTTSENENTS FOR THE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TP.TOWN OFFrl r. No I,2jS Broadway, coz Thirty
frsfst or 3O- Vest Twenty thiId-, COZ Eglth-ave,
No o. East FourJeenth-st, corner Uni0n-sg1aTe
,6O Th.r-aye. cor Forty seventh5J al the HARLEM
GFfICE. M. 2.2Si Thirdave- cor. Qne-hundrci-dnd
twenty fourtst Harlem savings Bank Building up 70 50
m. IA raruaT once rates
DTOCKS. HALF BLOCKS aud PLOTS of
ID LOTS FOR sale lines Of rapid transit in HrOokn
The attention couufrylOvlng CITY people IL invited 10 -s
urlp,rty: price. so up and going mp.
'-'F-'' rutland z va TING, 5 Beekman-st
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HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
liluslcaI Instruments.

Gt%O PIPE CHURCH ORGANS only
ID 1fsfst si2G IS magnificent $40. Paror Organs.
ony 80 90 Address BEATTY Washin gton, Ne" Jersey
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TOR MANHATTAN BEACH
4 Take the Elevated Railroads
WHITEHALL STREET STATION. PIER J.. EAST
RIVER, and STEAMER D. r. MARTIN % BAY RIDGE
The trip 10 the shade
Excursion Tickets sold cents. including
Tide both ways Elevated Roads "a Manhattan Beach aud
return
WAITING room connects direct with Elevated Dcpofs Al
Whitehall the Steamerthereby avoiding street cross
n0.. and danger incident thereto.
BY Grfula's 9au -farin's Doubedecked
Pier !, - r., Tuesdays, Thursdays ana -afurdays.
steamers minutes past he hour rom 9;Z5 a. n
S:25 o. N. STARLN's EXCURSIONS.
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nNE UOLLAR to BNsTON.

ONE DOLLAR 90 WORCESTER. Lirited tickets 81.
GOOD PIPER the boats 30 cent? steamers leave
I.,r 80. North River ca.'v, ~ j.2u p. M.
Steamers tie ND..NlCH LINE leave same per dA Y
we gay- o.. . -uuiav- -.5u No. for Boston, For-
ceser &C. and Portland and the White Noun dus, dA
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6tramboats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NevYoek fpom foot Of Dcsnrosses and Court
$50 for Washington. Put.burr Columbus Cincinnati
the soulh. Pullman ears from baltimore to Newark
loop. N. Tor wsslHsiSn and the West Pullman car,
from Nfw f9rk 70 Bs@9re ana %as9slon HaEns CLOS
and ST Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cincin
40 p M washington and the West MAKING same con-
1000 p daily. wssnihgton, the and Pull
making close connections Tor Chicago Cncnns indaaapo
s. hSsye 81 L9Ss e9 tspGtg te soa5 and
psI connects a. Washington with trains Tor LyDchourE
through TICKETS please ca at Company oSs BIZ
ana Desbrosses SIS, and Depot. Jersey CRY.
ROUND TAlf lGSNNbb lGSoIt69RAA5aoS sAs' NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Ferry station n NewYoTk foot Of L9ertyeL
Commencing June ls ls5s-Trains leave NewYork. oOtoi
$40 a. m-For Remington, Easton. Belvidero Mach
junction NTH b. + AND ~ n 1H a. connects at
BSd oEc SPd Bgh Bridge Branch seh;eoey Mountain
MS9ch Chunk rsmaqu4. wike~barre scranton. Williams
1880 and $50 p. sOmervile and Remington
weshaTe STaaS hs5on ManTa Cnun IaalaS
48e p m.-For High Bridge Branch schooleys Mountain
BGGds LahS and Lake HOpacOng. Easton Beyldere and
$50 p m. daily.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
EniES a. Eonqec's Al Junction for d. L. and w r. l.
Tor trains local point timetables at stations
Brook and Intermediates points snG at $50 m Tor E4on
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats BrO0slyn and Brio Annex make connection
Of Jersey C Station 10 and from Brooklyn aad Erie Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains for Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove
&c. al Tao 8, ll+j a. No. 100 800 expressj L. Sil5
?. N.
Stage connections 20 and ron KEY PORT at Matawan Sta
s ro '1 Poib Peas ~ Sea MN a. rain BANK "
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
4 Connections Leave foot Of LiDerty-sL for Freehold az
7:45, Has a. m. 4, Oslo. p. m.
NTW-YORK and PHI ADTT pUTA NEW
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orroRDED RIAL E,IAIh I"AN9V IVY
SrM YORK CITY.
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DRnVIDENCE LIE 40 ROsTON,

4 via Providence Direct -
a FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES DIT RAIL
TIE tANORITE PALACE -IEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS,, al am Ray Allen, 1900 ,,...
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse N0'-
leave p NJ daily SUNDAYS excepted from PIER 80 NolA
Passengers arTlve D Boston 20 a. m. no intermediate
laualu.. Irtq-teH Sow York Ius Providence. - ~ .
-tatefOOfus tickets secured at nos $40 ou - a.
q42 Broadway, Metropolitan aud F1th Ayenn'li1es, "
y 4ud S63 Also, ucLets 5LI1 o.
al principal ticket Ooes 4Ad - al Olccs Vi "''
cO-~ Express Company ,.,..,-r- nj.
L. ". FLKIN- q. q. Ag't. u, 7 bAB'DCh a. fIos =
Y7HE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
4 FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS East
al ) d. M from Per SO. N.fh River loot OF Jay ST.
-ieg!a limited tickets o GOD ONLY On 10 !. n CD.
ing train E0u sold VIA this line RON New" A
o. Boston tl1 81
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
un aud after June 80. 81 ,2CT CONNECTION viii DO
mace
The GREAT Providence LINE.
pAFLOI CARS lsavug the steamer llntnE # Fog POM
..T f.r1y1U,at. al s.au VIII kiN IHEOI Oh 10
ttEYA-c HDT- p and A LII PrINJIPAL WHITE MOl y
TaIA POINTS WITHOUT CHANEL
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THE ASTOR LIBRARY will be CLOSED
ioI cleaning aud repairs from July 20 nnai MONDAY.
her
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Tpns leave for .ngewood Costef Piernont and NyaGS
- e,50 a m j. g. 4 s.JO, 6;SO $40, $50, ll5O D. W
s,,D1,s o a M and $50 p m. The ll30 p m tram WIZ
saye sO minutes saturday nights ga. - an, ",
NSHNo' no Il Abbott, Gent psss'r AZ ~ NeW'I0fK'
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rrO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Fourteen Through Trans daily three depOs
pihade Dl d. Two "a New Ork.
Double TRACK, most ImpioveG Equipment and The
Fastest Tune CONSISTENT with absolute sa4ey.
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On and after July 7, 1873.
Eyuress Trains leave York DesbfOsscs and COrt
90 90. . lautt street Ferries as follows 9 ~,
4iO, 1870 $50, o limited II a. ;~p3aO . % ~
500 and 10 D. m sunday 4:30 and a. NJ D. u '''o S'o
ana 10 p. ~.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
jersey city. anordug speedy And direct transfer
Tor Broogl yu travel . , 49,
Returuiug leave Phadeph 1901. 800 800,
1850 T. $50 and al a. IA. Limited Express, 800 MI = 4
5.3O ana 73j N. On sunday, l2OI, 3-O o'J' = sjO
iIrksf Oaces-Nos 52C ard ga Broadway 80 Aston
House ana foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland cts No Ort
s. And BROOKLYN Depot foot u tutOnst. BiOJS
lvn: Nos. Ia llB ami lis Hudsol-st, itOoO~en;
t.rv.place. T.. J.. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON Gem Passenger AgL
MauaEtr
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DRTGHTON BEACH.

BRIGHTON BEACH
BeTrans Brooklyn. Fatbush M con"r r'a1f Rail
way until further nohce, vii run AsLhOurY between
FLATBC-H.ANk
(Long Island Depot. BrIOSlTl aud
BRIGHTON BEACH
from $50 a. NJ 20 1000 D. m. trans gil a.sJ ieave
BEDFORD
Frank ave.. halfhOurv, from 63) a M. 70 llOt
p ~ Last train the Beach. IL D. N. Tho $50
and 1880 a. IN. trans FROM Fiat1usiraVe.. O35 and
1875 a. m. from Bedford, ana tne 300 and 800
Brighton DO not sundays. The deyOts
reached south Atlantic
Firth Lines. via FoL Ferry by FiaDI,h
Avenue aud Adams and BOerun street Als a tu ton
Ferry bv south Brooklyn Central Lue via Grand and RlOs
ferries by Lee and N0strand Avenue TOmpUns
Avenue and Franklin Avenue Lines. trains viii %
when travel requires By. .-
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TOR LONG BRANCH.
4 SUNDAY. July Of.
the ma gnfcent new sea gong steamer
81. JOHNS
viii leave Pier = North River foot kecorstl $3.50 NJ ~
Branch ll:l returning leave Long Branch
5 y N, arrive b New-N1rk 500 \.
W. :. sNEDEN. General Manager.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

MEsssRs. W. W. WILLIAMS and J. r. Cum, Road Commissioners, went out to Canyon de Gro this morning to view tn" work of George Cooler. Gen. eral Sniffen held the ribbons of a four horse turnout, and as Cooler had pro Vlded a relay about half way it was expected the round trip of ninety miles would be made in fast time.
 CuRRANTs, Jcllies and Jam,
 Goldfish and Deviled Ham. At W. A. Bourland's, Congress street Free delivery wagon always ready.
 LEAVE your orders for groceries al w. \. Bourland's. Goods delivered free.
 CALIFORNIA Butter, Cheese and the finest apples in the city at W. A. Bour lands, Congress street. FARLEY & PoMRoY look quite cosy in their new office, corner of Penning ton street and Broadway.
 RESERVED seats for Pinafore at F 4. Earll's.
 ANOTHER consignment of Hams and Bacon just received by Pierce & Wood
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
District Court.

On motion of Hon. B. H. Hereford, J. w. Spaulding, Esq. was admitted as an attorney at this court.
 Gertrude Eek vs. Andrew Eek; de cree for divorce ordered.
 Lucas & Street vs. H. B. Smith, ad- ministrator; percentage denied.
 Caroline Darrah vs. J. Darrah; mo. tion for judgment on pleading denied.
 McCafierly ct als. vs. Morgan ct als. continuance heretofore granted sci aside and case set for December 11th, adjourned term, with leave to either party to move for a continuance for the term on and afIer Novem Der 20.
 Young vs Grant. Argument heard by the court. Decision reserved.
 Hilton vs Maloney. Motion for a new trial denied.
 Corillo vs Martinez. Reference to the Commissioner for an accounting.
 Territory vs Daniel Kehoe Motion for new trial argued and denied.
 At three o'clock the court house held session to pass sentence of prisoners, as follows: Miguel Lavadia. plea of guilty 10 an indictment for burglary, two years in the penitentiary. Jose NJ. Hernandez, convicted of grand larceny, four years in the peni- tentiary.
 Carillo NJ. Espinosa, committed of grand larceny, four years in the peni- tentiary.
 Daniel Kehoe, convicted of murder Tn the second degree, ten years In the penitentiary.
 Gegoria Camacho, convicted of petit larceny, $2Oo fine or 100 dayf in coun- ty jail.
 The court was then adjourned to No vember 20.
 This concludes the first portion of a term of very hard work for Judge French. His duties have kept him closely occupied at all times during the working hours of the day and ev- ening for five weeks, and he goes away with but d few matters undecided, all of which were presented during the lat day or two. Very few men in his 1 position would have kept on so stead i fly under the cloud of anticipated evil tidings which has constantly overhung him, the cause Icing the supposed ia ! tai illness of Mrs. French in New York. This community is more f,r tunate in having a man in the districl judgeship, who can so far subordinate personal considerations to the public welfare, and it does not fail to appre ciate its advantage: if will ask no bet ter thing of the Administration than a rc-app' Ut n'nt of the gentleman who has so well fulfilled the duties of ChieI Justice of Arizona during the pas four years.
 I Judge French will 20 down to Flor ence by to morrOw's coach, and IhC Pinal term will begin on Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Erldnyls Daily.

FROM unofficial sources we learn that there was much matter of impor tance at the council meeting last night Iand this morning, which will not be found in rhe regular report of the pro iceedings. The question was whether the city should pay officer Brokaw for the two months during which he was suspended from duty. At the meeting last night it was decided in the affirm ative, whereupon our excellent Mayor declared that the thing should not pass with him in office, and he forth with rendered his resignation. But al this mornings meeting matters were adjusted by a reconsideration of the vote to pay Brokaw. and the with drawal of the resignation. Sowe still have a Mayor all the same.
 MR. HOLLY, wife and family, wh, for the past six months have kept | boarding house at the Nulture mine are now in Tucson on their way tC Patagonia, where they intend to en lrare in the same business. They eX pect in the course of the next three months to have building oi nearly hundred rooms, and will be ready t' take advantage of the rush which they think will set in that direction by tha time
 WALKING champions are headin; ont. and no doubt MT. Leggon vii easily get a sufficient number of co" ltestanis for his prize. Betting vii soon begin, and we already learI from several sources that NIT. Adolpl lGoldschnidt, of L. Zeckendorf X Co will ne strongl, backed. He is said t have a good record in New Mexico land he certainly has the physical re Inducements necessary to success in tn
 walking line.
 REV. c. II. ADAMS WAS out tn morning, taking a look al the towl from a business point of view. lii object was to find the best site for Methodist church building, the cree
 tion of which is promised at an earl. day.
 W. A. BoURLASD has just received Cabbage, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese, Ba Icon Teas and Sauces. Finest lot O Candies in the city. All goods deliv lered free. Congress street.
 NIGHT kommt aus. The washou
 washed the telegraph line west of lu ma. Were ever a people III ralnIes country more pestered by rains thai
 we are?
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
TIE CITIZEN
| o CIL AA TIERS
Thursdays Daily.

AMONG the passengers from Tomh. stone last evening was Rev. G. H. Adams, who has been out to visit the honest miners in that prospering dis. trict. He speaks most encouraringlv of what he saw and the prospects both temporal and spiritual. He reached Tombstone Monday evening, and he. fore eleven o'clock Tuesday morning he had lot secured upon which to construct a Methodist chapel. Tues. dap evening MT Adams preached to about 2OO people who gathered in from the town and adjacent cabins. The citizens expressed lively interest in the movement and were assured by MT. Adams that they would soon have a resident minister and place of wor- ship. There is now possibility that Tombstone may be good as we'll as a great camp.
 MR. GEORGE COOLER returned last eveniug from Canyon de Gro, where he has been to complete his contract for repairs on road to Globe City. He says he now has highway he would hot be ashamed to have examined bv the most cratic old road sharp. Com. missioner W. W. Williams expects to start out tomorrow to inspect the re- pairs and decide whether the same are acceptable.
 A SPECIAL from Ben. Block says the excursion party left Los Angeles on the 9th inst. and came as far as Nam. moth Tank, and were then obliged to turn back on account of the washout. Ben. was at COlton yesterday. It is probable that Arizona specimens could be picked up now all along the line of the Southern Pacific.
 LIEUT.. BOOTH, of the Signal Corps, is in town on an inspecting tour, and so far as we have learned has found everything in a satisfactory condition at the Tucson office. Manager Phil. lips has been universally prompt and obliging with TIE CITIZEN and we believe has given general satisfaction ! MEsSRS. LEATHERwOoD and Haskell are back again from trip 10 Tomb stone, Huachuca and Whetstone. MT Leatherwood is quite en husiastic over the grand appearance of the Conten ton mine, he also reports excellent prospects in the Huachuca mountains BAD whisky must be cheaper, judg. ing from the recently increasing num- Der of noisy drunks, fighting drunks and dead drunks hear ,blr, observable but not shutupable. Look out for the city dads.
 DELIGHTFUL fall weather now, and our citizens no longer express desire to visit Italy, nor even Presco ott. Now we'll catch h-l Columbia in the Ari iZonan.
 MARKS < GOLDTREE are pushing ! the repairs on their building on Con gress street, and it will speedily ap pear in its new dress.
 MEssRs. SAM. HUGHES and w. $ Edwards returned last evening from q weeks trip among the mountains of the Papago country.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
SOLE AGENTS FOR ARIZONA.
Attention, Con ractoIs.

DIDS WILL RE RECElNtD BY THE ID uudrr~ign d uutil October 70 t"r the iuakius and laying ut 2O,uO Hdobrs more ,oT les }, well worked wiih hay or shaw nd f., ha delivered m good cond lion in luis of 5000 % week, from the dale specified In ths cnn Fact, nI point near The Ari- NHrH Tow u-htp
 Ad,.h.s in h,. IOy20 and inches thick. Walls nf building Co be pia>tered and wh,tewa>h,d on The inside with good ma it.rIaI Roof tn i,e covered with hr-t-class ir..nrn and guHrHut'r q water proof Sp, ritcutionS huiiding can be seen Hf .ffire nf tht undrr>i ned. who retains the privIIeg,. to '. j.rt any or hli bids. All wo thus coutract' Ter io be sub i.."t Co Ih. Hppr,vai oi ro np'.ieni par les. Cautr.ct~ for material aid work paN thI.. ni thP com pHny'S office. curn-r Och " .ir et ard SinnR avenue, TuC~nn, tn
 Unit' States gold coin "r "qnivnlriit, \. DF.RRE,
 Neent n. and Mineral, Miii and in- Ug Company. "r' dNW'u
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

TIE DAILY CITIZEN enlarged in form and improved in its appearance has reached us. Since its establish. ment it has always contained all the territorial and other news of general interest. its editorial columns have ever been tull of matter well written and to the point, and ii is by its own merit that it now occupies place in the front ranks of Arizona journalism -TPhenix Herald.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
A | one for Sale.

In%E HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES or N J land sitratt.d ahuui Q hAlt Intl- s"ult rom Tursun. adjniniI w. J. Osib"rn'>
 prnperty. \ good houS" wiih iw" rn"tns' well and nrs,IiIio corral. Will he sold .henp Apply To Tuily, Ochoa N Co Tue m, aul2 dS vii
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

APPoIINAKFS NsiurnI Mineral Water just arrived ;j Jnan K. Dall < Co 's whole sale Iiqurr dealers. Mr~illa street, between Main and Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

FIRsT-cLAsS stem winding Waltham and Elgin watches for SIS, worth $55, at Uncle Harris, 22I Kearney street, between Bush and Suiter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
ro-Day'S Daily.

WE noticed on the street this morn ing four handsome new blackboard, brought in from the end of the track by MT. w L. Y:ll. They were built 10 his order; are light, strong and run very easy, are built for two horses and each furnished wilh neat canvass top. MT. Vail offers three of them for sale and has left then at MT Culton's corral where they can be ex. amined by any parties wishing 10 pur. chase. Nothing like A good buck hoard if you want to travel fast and light.
 OUR people should not forget when they go to the city to call on Uncle Harris. We hear Of great many peo pie being viciimized in numerous dens in San Francisco that call themselve, by different names-such as Uncle. and Uncle this and that. Our citizen. should be sure and take little pains anl see that when purchasing they read the name of Uncle Harris on the window and in the store, No. 22l Rear ney street, between Bush and Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

To RE~T-A furnished house. farins on touri Piazza. consisting of three r. "InS uud kitchen. Apply to <. II. Drarh mans SfOre.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

AIIkinds of rifles, pistols and cart. iges at Shu slrT'>, on Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

TuE hest brands of cIyArs and Iobaccn n The Pioneer News Drp"t.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

TIE largest sfn k of chains of all kinds at Leo GoldSrhmidt'S furniture store. ai prices to suit The times
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

SuR>cRIPrIoNs taken for all The lend ing pnp. rs nrd magazines a the Pioneer News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

illuminated diai stem -wiudeI watches ,IG. at Bprger-s.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

THE largest stock "f stationery and legal b!spssst the Pioueer So-s Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Toys and fancy goods al he Pioneer News Depot.