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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank ,

ORGANIZED MARCH 9th. 1873.
MONEY deposited on or before the I0ah dav OF
III March. Juno september and December v m
draw dividends from the BTst Of same month
Dividends 90 deposits payable twice a y.nr
June and December. 49,
Dividends soon declared are added to tho
prinelF al, thus compromising the interest ever
six months. 49,
80 Under the existing law Of this state al
deposits IN savings Banks, are exemut from a, "a
nicipsl taxation. "
No returns OF names of dspOsitor. are reauir,t
10 Dc made 10 state or town authorities and Al
accounts are held BY tins Bank to be stTickly mi
yate and confidential. P''
haIfifd women and persons under aye can tJe.
posit money 10 thsir own names 90 that IL can
DC drawn only by themselves, or on tAeir ordsr.
. Especial advantages afforded TO Execute
trust funds " ' =
GEORGE PARCuER, President.
fsu &. Z. BuRkIL l., Treasurer.
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Notice.

WHEREAS, ms wife sophia NJ Darling has
" ieit ny bed and board without just cause or
pfosocauon, hereby forbid all persons harbor.
~ " trusting iisr on my account, as l shall not
pay any debts oil her contracting after this date.
FRANCIS N. DARLING,
Biuehill. March "a, 1879 awIss
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Fishing Vessel for Sale

1hE schr- -. g. Vowell,- capacity iIo0 min.
tails. il sound, tight and strong ssiIs ~, dsar
y new well found u all Fishing Gear excepting
Cable viii be soid low. Apply to
Z. b. GARDNER
:" Bucksport, Ne. q
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
j concerned, that she has cen duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an Admin.
istrix the estate Of
THOMAS MERCHANT. lsts Of Hancock in the
County Of Hancock, deceased. by giving
bond the Law directs she therefore requests ali
parsons who ere indebted 10 the said decea sed,s
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit the
sane for payment.
NARY MERCHANT.
Feb, -, 1878. 3wI1s
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PATIENTS.

y. A. LEHAANS. soiieHer Of Patents, Washing
toa. C. No Patent No Pay. send f'r Circ ala,
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ASH & ROBBINS,
ASH & ROBBINS,

5t1 ftLroS SrRkgr, BEooNLIS. NJ.
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pad '-Ars rtf~. SVTND, .SOElD 4SD
SUCCESSFUL. las4r, your prrt-
srfy 80 m N,'- HImps6ire Ere
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Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Patdqonia District.

From MT ID. T. Harshaw, who came in
 rom the Patagonia District on sunday
 night, We learn that the mines and Dis
 triet are in a more promising condition than for several years past. Very import ant developments are being made. with
 most encouraging results. MT. D. B. Gill lett, who has secured the bond. in the in- terest of San Francisco parties, on the
 harshaw property, has already com menced work on the Hermosa. Salvador and Hardshell claims. On tho Hermosa NIT. G. has cross-cut the ledge, on which he found from fourteen to twenty-two feet of ore, which will give average assays of SIPS Ter ton-a free milling chloride ore. He has now commenced three shafts. MT. Gillett has already about thirty min CTS at work and will push developments as fast as possible. The advantage this district has in large veins and abundance of wood and water will soon prove it to be one of the greatest bonanzas Of our South- ern country. Already a town has been located near the mines worked by Mr Gillett and the first stage for Patagonia leaves Tucson tomorrow.
 WE take pleasure in calling attention to the new advertisement Of Messrs. Saman- lego, Vasquez & Co, which appears in this issue. The members of the firm are among our best and most reliable citizens. NIT. Vasquez, who will attend to the purchas- ing department, has had long years of ex- perence in this business while connected with one of our leading mercantile firms, and IS specially adapted ana eminently qualified for those duties. Dr. Samaniego is well and widely known. Mir. Orcillo. who lately arrived from Mexico, is a young man Of energy and capacity, and Is not only valuable acquisition to the firm, but also an excellent citizen. We wish the greatest success 10 the new co and are confident that busi- ness intrusted 10 them will be well and promptly done.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

MAJOR J. G. PANGBoRS and Judge King man arrived by the Eastern coach yester- day and left today for San Francisco. Mr. Pangborn is correspondent for the Kansas City Times, Chicago Times, New York Times and several other Eastern papers. He has spent about six weeks In New Mexico and will return to Arizona again next fall. We found them both very clever and Intelligent gentlemen. Both are much pleased with our country and its possibilities, and their Eastern correspondence will doubtless prove very beneficial to us.
 THE Board of Supervisors yesterday built in the rear Of the County buildings, by William Cook. From personal inspec- ton we find that these rooms are very creditable pieces of work, both to the builder and the county. MT. Cooks bid was $500. and he informs us that he has just about saved himself, allowing him. self fair days wages. other bids ran upI as high as $500. In both substantial work and finish the rooms are superior toI any of the other buildings in the neigh Dorhood, and but few in the town are equal 10 them.
 THE new corral to be occupied by Messrs. Taylor & Amory for their livery and feed strble, in Tally X OchoA's block, up town is now ready for use. IL is we'll arranged place and in a convenient location. The proprietors are very clever and obligingI gentlemen, who take pleasure in serving their patrons. Travellers and others need ing anything in the livery line will be ac commOdated in d satisfactory manner at the new corral.
 HE said it was only ten days since they entered the port of San Francesca. So we examined the box and proved the state ment irue-thOse imported cigars at J. | GOldtree X Bros.
 YOUR daughter Is about being married, her inrented wants to buy some presents | for her. had he not better save consider able money and purchase all his presents from Uncle Harris 22l Kearney street.
 REMEMBER, you can get anything you want by express, by just sending to either of Uncle Harris stores, No. 22l or TOP Kearney street, san Francisco.
 CIGARS, wholesale or retail, at lower prices than ever sold before in Arizona. at Cigar Store.
 Free COncerI by Ihe Italian Band every night at Leyin's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
From Thursdays Daily.

EVERY person who has lived any length of time in Arizona has suffered more or less for the want of fresh fruits. Ofcourse this deficiency will be supplied in great
 degree by the advancing railroad. How ever, we need home productions. The fruit is better, and then, too, it keeps our money al home. X good start has al ready been made in this direction. Dur ing the last two year. number Offarmers in this county have given large orders for trees. etc.. 10 Mr. Robert Armstrong, agent for the Geneva Nursery, New York. The trees delivered have given complete satis- faction and are today in most thrifty condition. In a year or two their contri- butions to the Tucson fruit market will be
 a noticeable feature or our progress. Mir. Armstrong is again taking orders, as will be seen by his advertisement in this issue, and we confidently commend him tO such
 parties as may desire To purchase fruit or lornamen'al trees.
 MR. LEVIN has receIpted to the COmmit-
 taa of A arrangements for S799. Five dollars has been paid him since, making SSA-
 The committees report IS as follows: Amount subscribed, SS29: printing, SlO,
 subscriptions uncollected, Sl5; net pro Iceeds. sS04. The music and refreshments
 were paid for by Levin.
 MR. c. b. ARMS left town by to-day's stage for san Francisco. and 1t Is possible his trip may be extended to his home'
 Youngstown. Ohio.
 WATCHES repaired at MOrgan's jeweiry store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

SOME over-zealous friends of the Calabasas enterprise are pufiing it in Boston and vicinity, dd nauseGm. The following is from the editorial col umns of the Boston Post, of May 16:
 At the head of this rich valley Santa Cruz) and in the center of the vast district whose mineral products are soon to astonish the world with their vaStness, is located the incipient City of Calabasas, yet to be known to fame. Through this city, whose eli mate is described as that of Italy, the Southern Pacific will unquestiOnably pass on its eastward way from Tucson to Fl Paso, Texas, while the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road, taking a more comprehensive name as its enters Arizona, will construct the Mexican and Guaymas Railroad through the same valley and city into Sonora to the Gulf of California at Guaymas"
 The Southern Pacific will at no point run nearer than fifty miles from Calabasas, and nobody knows where the other line will run. Calabasas can probably stand on its merits and needs no element of false pretenses to assist
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
From Wednesdays Daily.
 The Benefit.

We shall not make any extended note Of the gathering at the park last night, on the occasion of the ball given Co assist our good friend Levin in rebuilding his hall, lately damaged by the falling of the roof. The style Of the entertainment was after the usual handsome fashion which at- tends affairs Of similar kind at the same place. By far the most interesting item we have to mention, is the fact that the Committee of Arrangements were this morning enabled to turn over 10 MT Levin the comfortable sum Of SSO4, as the net result Of their labors. While this amount may not repair the damage done tO the building, it shows a very just ap- preciatiOn of the enterprise Of a very pub lie spirited citizen, and that that appre- citation is fully realized by Levin is shown by the following:
 "To E. B. PomrOy, W. c. Davis, NJ. T. Brown, J. H. stout. $. Goodfriend, the rest of the Committee Of Arrangements, and the citizens Of Tucson generally. gladly take the first opportunity 10 return you my most sincere thanks for the substan- tIal aid furnished me by the benefit of last night Without your patronage and en- couragement it would be impossible for me to succeed in my earnest desire Co pro- vide a pleasant place for the health and amusement Of this community, and itI gives me the livelieSt feelings Of pleasure, to know that my efforts in that direction have been appreciated. By your demon stration Of last night you have encouraged me to future effort, and my gratitude for your kindness will show itself in renewed attempts to make a still pleasanter place for your comfort and pleasure"
 Very truly, A. LEVIN.
 To-DAY a train passed through town 3OOOO pounds of piping for the McMillen Mining Company. It was al fourinch pipe and would reach several thousand feet if all put in one line. This looks as though the McMIIlen Company were contemplating some deep workings. MEssRs. F. A. EARLL & Co.,. will next week open a new store Tn ihe Welisch block. Main street. The stock will consist of cigars, tobacco, cutlery, optical goods, sta tionary and other notions.
 WHEN We say that the stage came in 1 loaded with passengers and went out. empty our readers and exchanges will infer that we mean more than we say. So we do. Good country this.
 WE understand that Judge Earll, form erly Of the supreme bench Of Nevada, is about tO locate in Tucson in the interest Of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
 MR. VIM. E. GRIFFITH, Of the Southern Pacific stage line, came in on the coach | this afternoon to look afterthe Company's affairs here.
 THE CITIZEN is 6 " Green back organ" to the extent Of insisting that all debts due and owing 10 us must be paid in grass-col- ored currency. Mind that, now.
 SHERIFF J. P. GABRIEL, Of Pinal County, i is in town, after a prisoner recently arrest ed by our efficient Sheriff Shibell.
 MR JOHN J. DIVINE, Recorder Of Pinal county, was among the passengers on the up coach to-day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

TIE following theory was advanced by Mir G. Atwood, in a paper read be fore the Chemical Society of England, which will make experienced miners shake their heads. NIT. Atwood asks, do gold nuggets grow? and answers by assuming that they do, owing to the accumulation of fresh particles of finely precipitated gold. At Guayana, Venezuela, a large area of alluvial soil has been found to contain gold, and nuggets up to twenty-five ounces have been discovered within three feet of the surface. Quite one-half of these nuggets are covered with a dark brown substance resembling a silicate of iron" By treating such a nugget with hydrochlOric acid and caustic soda It was found to be diminished consider ably in weight During this dissolv- ing process much gold, in a finely di- vided state, became attached, and after the treatment the nugget was partly covered with coating of finely divided gold of dull color.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
From Tuesdav,s Daily.

ANOTHER enterprise has just been origl mated in Tucson in the form Of new stage line from our city to the Patagonia mines, of which Messrs. Fields and Mor- gun are the energetic propreIors. The first stage leaves to morrow and will run regularly once each week until increase in travel shall demand more frequent trips. For the present the stage leaves Tucson on Wednesdays, and returning leaves the mines Fridays Fare, sl2.5O; freight, two cents per pound.
 OUR local contemporary gives us dou ble shot this morning, which makes us feel very much like replying in the con ventional phrase of the fellow who just misses a [. Keno"
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
LOCAL AA TIERS
From Saturdays Dnilv

REV. ALFRED ToDHUNrER left to-dav on his return trip to San Francisco ear rying with him some very clever inn pressions concerning Tucson and ifs inhabitants. He didn't remark dIrectl,, concerning the sins of the people how. ever, he seemed 10 think this an excellent mission field, and says his cburch ,vi,I doubtless have a minister here to ren,e sent them soon. We have an imprescfon that Mir. TOdhunter would like this field for himself and we are sure he wouId he popular with our people. There is il oues. ton however as to whether Tucson has sufficient population to support two churches in a respectable manner. This question had better be well considered The PresbyteriaIs have a fine buIIdinp about completed, and one good church Is preferable to two poor ones. Perhaps bv Fall we may be able to manage three.
 SOME travellers were camped south of town last night. While they were prepar- ing their sleeping arrangements three or four men slipped up and stole two ponies and an OK from within fifty yards of the camp. A hot pursuit made them aban- don the OK, but they got away with the ponies. The thieves spoke Spanish.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE Chicago Times of the 20th ul- timo, says the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad have bought the Mexican grant of fifteen thousand acres per mile to aid a railroad from Guaymas to Fl Paso, and already con- tracts are being let for the consTuc- ton of four hundred miles of road. To avail itself of the grant, the road will strike out by the most feasible route for Mexico. The terminus of the Atchison Topeka S Santa F6 will then be at Guaymas, which has a fine harbor. on the Pacific Ocean.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

ONE l.. H. Redfield, who seems to be the same notorious and disreputable man once sent to Arizona as a special agent to investigate certain alleged timber depredations, has lately been yanked " up in a San Francisco court on a charge of embezzlement of SLIGO from Chinaman. About a year ago ne had trouble with partner regard ing money matters. His kind of en- terprise" in Arizona cost him his off cial scalp; but after all he perhaps is as good as the average special agent or detective, who soon after entering upon duty acts upon the idea that his business is to make trouble to citizens and expense to Government, and not infrequently wags his tongue and keeps his hands to the rear, as much as to say, "yOu better see me" Arizona, however, has not been a very success ful field for the average" special agent.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

PARTIES who have arrived from Ari- zona state that they would not trade Grant County for all of Arizona.-[Sil- yer Record.
 Hal ha! Perhaps you never heard that little story about the fox and the grapes. If convenient, please give Us the names of those fellows who are so decidedly not on the trade
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE news from Tombstone is that the mill was started Monday accord ing to programme, and one days haul ing of the teams was run through sue cessfully, by this trial it was demons trated that only about one half the available water power would be re- ouired to do the work. The teamster's animals got away Sunday night, and there was no ore to work on after Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
District Court.

The case on trial yesterday, Castro vs. Charaleau, was concluded last night by a verdict for plaintif for s2OO. the same amount given by Justice Neugass.
 The court adjourned to Monday June ?. building two rooms for offices at the cor ner of Pennington street and the first street east of Main street, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
 LORD X WILLIAMS to-day sent out l7.446 pounds of wool. More will soon be up from Arivaca.
 THE streets to-day have been full Of teams and the town full of business. We advance daily.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

TIE City Assessor is about through with his work of assessing the property in Prescott for the present year The roll will foot up about the same as last year, but the rates are lower and so will the levy be. The town Is out of debt at present with about 5000 cash on hand. The income from licenses alone pays all running expenses. 1 Enterprise
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
MARIc0PA.
Items from the Front.
Special 10 THE CrrIzEN.I

MARICOPA, May 30.-Gen. Van Dever and Col. James NJ. Barney are here on their way to the Silver King mine.
 Seven tons of rich Silver King con- were forwarded to San this morning.
 The railroad depot is almost com pleted. Many new business houses are in course of construction. The new hotel is in running order
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

FIVE citizens of Grant County, New Mexico, had a fight last week with twenty renegade Indians, in which four Indians were slain, and a fresh scalp now adorns the walls of the Ex- change Hotel in Silver City. So says the Record.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
HgIlantes m cahforHId.

BAKERSFIELD, CAL, May 28.-A mob of seventy-five masked men entered the jail at this place today and lynched the murderers of Thomas and William Yoakum in their cells.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

WANTED-An American who thorough Iyunderstands the making Of cheese. Ad- dress this office or MT. NJ. K. Karns, Tres AlamOs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE finest brands of Havana cigars and cigarettes. chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
IndLnn Council

EUFANTA, I. T., May 2S.-Represent- atives of the leading civilized Indian tribes of the Indian Territory met to- day in convention, to consider the threatened invasion of white squat fore
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

WANTED S2,OOO in Greenbacks in eX- change for silver. Will pay ten per cent. premium. Apply to D. Velasco. Main street, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

BLACK dial, nickel-plated siem-windiug watches for sale at Morgan's jewelry store, Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms fol rent on Congress street. Inquire at ". A Bourland's grocery.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

new styles only 75 cents at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
TEI.EGRAMS.
Congress Yesterday.

WAsHINTGoE, May 2S.-The Senate today considered and passed the bill making subsidiary silver coins inter- changable with greenbacks or stand ard dollars, in sums of twenty dollars.
 The House consumed the morning hour with dilatory motions and fiji clustering tactics generally. Springer proposed to amend the rules so as to have all appropriation bills reported from committees during the morning hour. Referred to the Committee of the Whole. Also, that when a quorum should not have voted upon any ques- ton the Speaker should count the vote of the House, and if a quorum were present the House should proceed with business. Conger objected.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

FOR ladies and children's wear, dress goods, trimmings and fancy dry goods, go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
Dairy for Rent,

w HI leo ACRES OF GOOD LAND. srn, Plenty Of running water The wear copdi'. dwelling and out-houses in fair corns, n ot Inquire at W. O. Sullivan's strseis store avenue and Mccormick
 Nays d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
For Governor Of Ono.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-The Republl- can State Convention today nomi- mated Hon. Charles Foster for Gov ernOr.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
To-Day'S.

THE County Recorder now has the old iurv room m addition to his old quarters; tbe clerk occupies one of the new rooms with an entrance through the court room; and the Board Of Supervisors and the Treasurer will have the old clerks office.
 Free Concert Dy the Italian Band avery night at LeVtn's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
FRANCE STORE
O1lnp John A. Rucker, White
 River Canon,

Sutle-s,e good assortment Of all kinds Of Tools s Mlhers' and Farmers Stores. cash, e'c'' can be had at lowest prices for
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

THE Exchange Restaurant will here after be Kept open at night. Lunches, oysters. &c., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

the White House.
 THE Exchange Restaurant will here after be Kept open at night. Lunches, oysters. &c.. served at all hours.
 SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. NJ. Berger's. Meyers street.
 GENTS linen helmets. patent ventila- tors, weight two ounces. in this morning at Welisch's.
 TASTEFUL, stylish and original, the millinery at Mrs. A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
 CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels m English and Spanish at J. 5. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.
 THE largest stock or toys Of every des- cription at the Pioneer News Depot.
 MUSIC BoxEs repaired at Morgan's jew eIry store.
 THE best cooks, best meals and best walters at the Delmonieo Restaurant.
 NEW potatoes, oranges and lemons al W. A. Bourland's, Congress street.
 Free Concert by the Italian Band every night at I.evin's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. NJ. Berger's. Meyers street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

GENTS linen helmets. patent ventila- tors, weight two ounces. in this morning at Welisch's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

Free Concert by the Italian Band every night at Ievin's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

TASTEFUL, stylish and original, the millinery at Mrs. A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30
.p1zONA and NIEXICO.

soIicIts Orders for Goods SIG Assures
 - Satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

NEW potatoes, oranges and lemons al W. A. Bourland's, Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-30

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels ID English and Spanish at J. 5. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.