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Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Tucsor and Tombstone Knh

There k Q fair probability of the
 regular mail service being suspended
 between here, Tombstone and ihe in termcdiate points. Mir. James stew art. who las been carrying rhis mail, is now in Tucson. lie is not the con. tractor. Some weeks ago he notified the Department that he would perform the service for $lj0O per year or aban- don it, and up till Tuesday no re spOnse had been received to this prop ositiOn. He has telegraphed his ulti- matum, as we are informed, and will perhaps get his reply soon.
 Ii this action should cause favorable consideration on the petitions forward ed several months ago by the people of Tombstone and Tucson, asking for di- rect service via San Pedro, there will be general rejoicing, but it is feared thercCent Stern mail examination by Congress has had the effect Of prevent ing the Department from acting upon the most meriIoIious applications for changes in this branch Of the service. MT. James Stewart is a pioneer pas senger and mail carrier in Arizona. He has suffered hardchips ard losses by Indians and other hostile people. He does duty, but he IS under no obli- gation to carry the Tucson and Tomb stone mail, and may, as we have said, quit il immediately
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Anhd Hlternnces.

Leland Standtord's reply to the committee of the unemployed dispels a poouhr dclu,i1n. One of the crimes alleged against the Central Pacific Raiirom Company is that it employs Chinese in large numbers. Chinese were employed in the building oi be road. but it was at a time when Whi'e labor was not available. The Com
 Danv no doubt has Chiuaman still em
 plnved along the line of the road; but inc number If Chinese in the employ of the Central Pacific Railroad Com many within the limits of tAe City and County of San Francisco is just seven. Furthermore, Governor Stanford says rhe Company is now carrying on it> pa,-rull large number "f white mf n
 whose services are not needed. Le-
 land Sandford. though he has been called some ha'd names, has never been accused of being demagogne but if he had, his reply to this com mjttce and to Dion Boucicauli anent charity to Ireland would relieve him of such accusation. Both documents are mqniv. courageous and thoroughly lAmeriran. The dgImt"rs and the capl tal haier, and the succe>s despisers and the deslrucjIunists will hIve tc find some other howl against the C. r.
 R. F. than its empl 'yment oi Chinese . ,abOr,- Stock Report
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisable.
 STEAM BOILFRs-Particular atteDtfon given to the quality Of the material and work manship, and none but ffrSt-class work produced.
 WATRR PIPE. of boiler or sheet iron, of any siZe. made in suitable lengths for con- necting together, or Sh heetS rolled, punched and p1TcSed for shipment, ready tO be Ttv- tied pR he ground.
 HYLRkULIC RIvETING-Bnilerw work and water pipe made by thIS estabiishTDeDI rivited by hydraulic rviting nDachfDery, that qUality Of work being far superior tc hand work
 PTrMFS-FuF mining. Ofauy capacity and nf any style. Our style Of direct acting. com pound engines. with double line of pumps, are particularly recommended. We refer 10 those now in use, not one hay Ing ever been broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for under ground work, trrigT ton ar city waterworks purposes buit- with the celebrated Davey valve motion, superior tO any other.
 MINING MACHINERY-QuartZ mills, pans, boilers. hOiSting machinery, sink. ing h0ist!ng engines or other machinery required.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Eew Hexfco items.

THE Herald of Silver City says Mr A. $. Addis and E. P Doux have pur- chased three lots on Main street, and will commence building 25xG7 feet, Ito be used as a photograph gallery and jeweIry store.
 Thomas Lyon and Angus Campbell sold their Cosette mine near that place for $5d,OOO
 Martin Hoover, for a long time con nected with the telegraph office at this place haS been transferred to Mrsilla station. Nr j. G. Frankenberg sue. ceeds Mir. Hoover.
 The New Mexico Legislature has placed Hillsboro within thc limits of Grant county.
 Lieut. Allen, Military Telegraph Su- perintendent, has recovered from his recent painful wounds.
 An attempt was made in the LegiS- lature Co amend II. B. No. 54 SD aS to exempt $I0,0D0 Of the property of re- ligious and charitable organizations from taxation, but it failed and the ex- emption was fixed at $500.
 The Daily New Mexican will appear on the lGth It will be a six column paper. about the size of the i'd Daily Pueblo Chieftain. MT ". F. Sanders, late of the Denver Tribune, and cor respondent with the Ute Commission, has been engaged as city editor.
 The important measures of the pres elt session have been introduced in the last few days. They include gener al incorporation law, revision of the school law, amendments amounting to. d revision of the practice art, coIitica tion in one bill of the laws relating lO mining titles and a general revision of the tax laws. The only other bill of general interest to come EOw Is the general apDrODrlatipn bill.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
The EosHOr SIyer Mln,nq Conpany.

This new company has just been or
 ganized for active mining under our
 Territorial laws by the election of the following officers, viz: Thos. s. Mor. gan, Pres. dent Walter B. Scott, Vice.
 President; William Zeckendorf, Sec retary; William K. Meade, Superin
 tendent; Benjamin Morgan Attorney. These parties are also Directors and Trustees of the company. With such an array of our best and most favora- ply known business men to direct and supervise the workings of this new organization and with such a mine as Monitor" for the ground work We can but believe that the Monitor will soon fight its way up to the front as one of Tombstone's biggest mines. The ore body is an immense one and the quality of ore Of the best. Assays show the ' esence of an average of over one hundred dollars per ton and
 it is claimed that no mine in the dis .trict will be a larger producer than
 will the Monitor" The shafts al ready sunk and the cross cuts lay bare fine ore al every point for over 2 thou sand feet in length. The work of dcvel- opment will begin at once as it is the purpose of the company to sink two large shafts, work being carried on day and night. w K. Meade, Esq :, the Superintendent, brings to his po- sition grea energy, and with him it
 will be ar enthusiastic labor of love,
 for he has been working for over 8 year to secure this property, believing
 that it IS one of the grandest mines Tn
 Tombstone. He will be sleepless and
 untiring in hi, efforts to demonstrate the correctness of his predictions.
 Under his management he will make
 his thories vcriies, and that too, before
 many weeks pass away. The other
 officers are well known in this com mumity, and " tn their business quail icauons and energy of character can
 but bring success to the new company.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
FROM the Los Angeles Herald of February 4

FROM the Los Angeles Herald of February 4
 NeSsrs Rimboz and Mctcalfe left on Monday by rail for Arizona, having on board the train horses and wagons 10 take them from Casa Graude 10 Tucson.
 The Central Pacific Directors car k now at the old depot occupied hy a special party en route 10 Arizuns. The tourists are Mir Moses Hopkins, broth CT og the late Mark Hopkins, MT. aud Mrs. Whiting. Mr Fr,nk Critenden, Miss May Cnte4deu and Mrs. Htrts- horne.
 Large qnlntities of freight are going forward 10 Arizona on every train. Almost everything raised in Los An gcles -Inty Is called for, and there k not an ogcr supply. Trade with that Territory is steadily increasing.
 The Indians all through the noun tains O, san Diego are near starving The failure of the pinyOn and acorn crops last year left them without any winter crop They have been killing cattle here and there.
 A pa1tv of Los AngelcfiOs under di rection of Mr. Campbell, leave today for ArI7ona They have two fine teams and expect to reach Tucson in about fifteen days.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
NIR. ROWE has practically testrd The

MR. ROWE has practically testrd the question of working cur copper veins profi,ably About eigE cen miles from Wickenhurg. in the CT 'le Creek coun- try, he has eight m n at work 0n a copper mine, and k shipping the ore to San Francisco. TEa vein l. eight feet wide and carries Iortv-Seven per cent. copper The cost of shipment to the railroad iS $23. and by ear load to San Francisco SIP per ton. The ore sells in that market for $95 per ton, leaving a healthy margin tO the owner after paying the cost 0f extraction.- ! Democrat.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

TIE commercial value of gre mined from the Robert E Lee, in Leadyilie. dyr,nr the month of January, was S3DI 4g4 7g On the 3d instant. Eddy, James x Co. settled for 3+4 tons Of Lee ore. paving therefor the sum of $l5p.- 175.SG. CT an average of S3SO per ton. The whole amount was pail in single check. which was deposited in th- Bank of Leadville. This was, d2uhilees. t,e largest single check ever drawn for ore in the camp. This o'c Was portion of the January output oi lh' mine. The scmi-morthiy dividend o' the Robert E. Lee for the last haii o January amounted to $l30.0OG-
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
ACCORDING to the report Of Under

ACCORDING to the report of Under tqker Smith, of Deadwood, 152 Back Hillers have crossed the range during the brief period in which papers were headed 1872 Out of these g2 went in the cood old way, 22 Shuttlcd of this mortal coil by accidents, five died with ther buotS on (h"Iug shot by Sunday school teachcrs from the east, and three hadn't the grit to face the storms and sunshine of life and haStcned their own exit by rcsorting to poison and other equally effective hancs.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

IRE Star of last Tuesday contained a line or two which ought 10 be sent to our patriotic democratic Congress, double-leaded and in gilt frame. Spcpking of lhe scout of Captain Fuckers command by Victoria, il says: The resul; was easily forseen, when it was known that the number of Indians was about equal to the number of soldiers" Just so; aud there is just one place Whereon 10 place the re~pon ibiIiiy for condi tion Of alTiirs wherein only an equal number ot soldiers are available to meet a force of Indians, and that l. the caucus of the obstructive, revoiu- rionary body who have controlled the appropriatIons of the government for the military service for the past three years. By all means let Congress know what an old fashioned, sound-to thccore democratic journal thinks of the matter.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Gyeer Layout

If ,he county would give me a. onrb money as it paid fees for >endin me here" remarked ya9ri'ni m ,. 'hs ,C onifi and go pro>pectin' Instid O. ,,-in' me to develop the resources O, ,La ,., country. they stick ne in here ard I'n,rd an lodge me fur three mon'hs f,r no,bin'. Law s a queer layout fVirginia INev.} Chronicle.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

mGturer yeaTs-SuCh as loss Of memory, ia~SitudP, DuctuTnal emission, aversion 10 SGciety. d imUrsS Ot vision, noises in the head, the vital fund passing unObseTved tn the urine. and many other diseases that lead To irstnItv and death.
 DR. NfNEEE will agree tO forfeit Five Huutr.d bolt tr~ for A case of this kind the Vital Restorative under his Spe- cHi advice aDd irratmenD will not cure, nf for anything impure TIT injurious foun d in il. Dr. MntIe treats all Private Dis eases successfully WithOui mercury. Con >ultutiOu FREE. Thorough examination and advice. inClud ug analysis Of urine, s. Price Of YjtnI BssfOraTIye. S3 bo.- lie, or fOIr times The quantity, Sl9; sent to any address Npnu receipt Of price. or c. O. D. secure frnTn observation, and in private nsm-. if daS red. hy A. F. MINf1E. M. ID. II keHruy street, san Francisco, Cali tOTnla
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Special Correspondence of IKE CITIZEN.
Globe District.

Globe District.
 4 correspondent writing from Ram boz Camp. Globe District, Pinul Ceun ty, on the 5.h Inst., says: We have had no mails for several days on ac- count Of rough weather and bad roads, but the same is fast mo]eraiing and the snow is rapidly disappearing.
 There are two saw-mills running now in Pinal Mountains Co their full capacity and can mt supply the de- maud for lumber, which has fallen in price from $100 Io $iO per l0OO feet.
 There will soon be in Globe nine quartz mills with siXty-hree stamps The town property in Globe is n' longer quoted at fancy or nominal figures; but is in actual demand at anything reasonnble while the mines are developing wonderfully GIT all sides. Gold Hill and Lost Guich are attracting considerable attention of lute The Golden 2 gle is sad by good judges Co be oae oi the leading mine, in the Territory. A force Of nineteen men are employed on it, and they intend to increase the same tu loo. The Centennial Is daily improv- ing and the Rescue IS looking splen- did.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

lTp q. D. TING, for long time on inc ,,litoriaI staff of the Yuma Sentinel i,'s ,,'e I.h Arizona for good. He passed town Wednesday morning hound for Nj xico whore he goes L ;D.,, I;- brolher. MT Tyng has filled j, nlr,ner n" or positions ofruSt al lum' ',5 " L.. made hosts of friends hY hI'
 ,-ignrm ',,t' courtesy and his senucmHni' i'',..s1or We wish him success anC happiness in his new sphere 'l ia0oi -L Semi Troplc.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

TIE rail-oad authorities have de- cidcd not to establish g station for delivery of goods until the terminus arrives at Tucson. Much merchant disc has been left behind on account of railroad material being pushed for ward.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
.cnn Y1usr 4 nnd s. compnnH

The San XavIer Mining and Smeit- ing Company has made contract tor charcoal to be delivered at the smelt- inc works of lhe company at the very low price of 13l cents per hushel, and ihe cOmpanv will be turning out hui- lion by lhe lSt Of April next. The cost of rcducuOn will not exceed Sln Der ion of ore. II is calculated thai the amount of ore on the dumps of the mine will give product of over SGl, GOO. a, a total cost of not exceeding Sl5.oO1. - met profit oi S45,OoO The ore now in sight without any further ,,ro-.ecting. will keep the furnaces m full blast for year ahead, in the mean time developments on the mine will be continued as rapidly as possible and the shareholders have a right to expect ihe pa meut of the dividends nf no distant date. The mine will be placed upon the list ot the New York Mining Board very soon, and lls encr
 rc,ic manager, Colonel Sykes, has zone east to advance the interest of the company there -!Slock Report.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

NoN. COMMISSIONED officers will be interested 10 know that the Senate has unanimously instructed the military committee 70 inquire into the eXpedi encv of framing a law 10 retire. on rart pay. worthy non-commlssioned ofFice CTS. after thirty years service.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

HENRY WrENIAwsKt the well known violini,t, who a few years ago visited this country in company with RuhIn stein. is DOW lying sick and destitute in the Moscow Charity Hospital. And now he q ,esn't car" whether his name covers half the bills or not. Even fiddler is Iiableto lifC's troubles Alta
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
WS. EnWARDE.

NIVIL Engineer and Surveyor. United O State> Deputy Mineral surveyor lHc- sen, Arizona. special attention given in locations un ter the Desert Land Act ana obtaining patents Co mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

OrR well known fellow citizen. Mr. T II. Howard. leaves for Arizona to- day to enaae in the banking business, with a portion of his time devoted to mining interests and development NIr. Howard will invest his capita mainly at Tucson, but will extend h'- operations to other pa'tS of the Terri tory.-TL. A. Herald, February II.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

Fx Gov. FENToN, of New York, ac- c,mpapied hv ms daughter, Mrs. Uerrman. and Mis- Swift, returned by The Orizaba on Thur~d1y The ladies will he the guests Of Mrs. Thompson on Orange street, while the Governor viii take trip to Arizona and olheI parts of the country l.. A Conner cial. February IL
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
NM. \. SCOTT. JR.

\ GENT, HOME MUTUAL INSTR A snce Company, Cl California, ttifr' etc and New York Lie Insurance Com pany, Of New York. imperial London. Fire. etc. Northern of London, and Queen oi Liverpool, FIe, cic.l Oince ID Pima CnunfN RnnH.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
SOLON M. ALLIS,

r s. DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and .. Civil Engineer. Tucson, ariz"na- Office corner Congress Street and Cburru Plaza. with B. ?. P.Thumond. Is prepared Co do any work iu his lime with prompt ness and dispatch. Making Iop1gr1pni- cal Maps and Sectioua drawing Ul mines sDeCialtE.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
RAMON CUERRERO. sI. .D..

DHYSJCIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE | Camp street, near Palace Hotel. Resi- dence south corner Com mlssHy Bi"ck Stone avenue. office hours from ' a. m. Co 9 m. and from fo p. In- uuv2idIy English, Spanish and French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
OATES 6 GORILLA,

\ TTORNEYS AND CDUNSElOR~ h st Law. Law oiiioe-One door "n'N' hlce's Drug Store. on Congress street., l'c son, Arizona. Besides go gen rM i"" i'i"' Nce' attention will be given To mn tug Augsiion, the purchase and sale oi m.h'> ard mining claims and the pcriecil' E. oi u!les Co Mexican land grants. Attention Vll- also be gwen 10 leasing. Seli!n2 ai" purchasing Of real estate and tEe eNanAlh Ing oftitles.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
S;lyer Concentrations.

Fourteen thousand two hundred rounds Silver King concentrations were farWsrded io san Francisco r l. day. being the fr>t shipment on Feb ruarv account. The Tiger mine ships 24 bs-s bullion. valued al $l7O0O-
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
MarY's Little Rnnns

Mary had a pair of bangs.
 They matched her other haIr. And every night before she slept
 She hung them on a chair. She wore her bangs to school one day,
 Which made her classmates sore, And hints went round that Mary's pa
 Had worked a dollar store. This kind Of talk produced a fuss
 The teacher took lt mp; She locked ihe bangs within her desk h, full was Marv's cup.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

TuU reduction of the rates of fare on thr Pacific railroads is gOdsend to inc numerous CaliforuianS who have gone to New York 10 place mine~, a~ il gives them better chances to gel home. The rates are now SO low Una the poorest can enjoy an overland trip: Fir,,-clas-. SlO0; second class, SD; tlirt.clsSs. st5. IL cosrs more moneN to travel from San Francisco to points in eastern Nevada than it does 10 ride third cla,1 from San Francisco to New York -rSrOck Rcpcrt
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
WILLIAM osEoRE,

A TTORNEG at Law. Notary Public and dConyeyancCr special assistance gwen ID obtaining pa enls for Mining and Ire smpuOn claims, and also title tp Ian" under The Desert and and Timber cH lure laws. Office north side Oi Cong '7' street. ursan AriZOua.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Tie Great English Remedy

ITS A NEVER l Failing Cure Cor Nervous Debility, , ! XlIausted Vital Iuy,Se Hinal Weak
 ness, SpermafOrr- hpE, Lost Man
 hood. lmpOteney, Paralysis, and all .the terrible effects lOf Self-AbuSe and .yourhful fOIiies anT a,u N
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

DR. HtTTF'S KIDNEY REMEDY. FePHRETE- CUH. clIi eS all kinds of Kidney and BIad. der Complaints, GOnOrrhCea, GIeet, Leu corr hOsa. For sole by- all druggists; Sl a bottle: six hot IieS for 8.
 De. HlgTiES DARDELI0N Pi[LSare the best unu cheapest DYSPEPSIA ar d BILIOUS cure m the market. For sale by all druggists
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

T-r0RNEYS and CounSeioiS at Law, \ i-cs1n. AriL0na. NoJaries Public. nIi5ce 4 \ Tinted states District Attorney. Offce on Pennington street.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

Formerly of Y. F. Howard G Sous1
 TTORNEY and Counselor at a", \ Tucson, Arizona. -rrrlal a,trn '"'l Egen fo Mexican and AIeriran land a. ho T,i,fno ,ffips. aUII dUNti
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
nurnnnRE D. sTILES,

-T1pVEY ant Counselor al La" and y IIIJ,s-r Public, Tucson, Ar'zona- q A7A.s .'or,' mn Congress street. opposite Post a4ra
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
rs rTTCHCOCR, IT. ?. s.

Ha. permanently located O. iH'snn i'i he prs,.rIr, of Dentistry iu al. ltS branch ss Ard can be found at !. S. NusbuIg'~ rooms. opposite the Eustofice.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
EB. LIGHTHIZER.

Formerly Of st. Louisl
 --ropNFY at Law. will practice ln all X ,bs rourts oi The Territory. Uii,'e on -,l..-y ~ I.s .frsef. al Kiunear'S stage office.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
,nSrpu MEuGASS.

rToRNFY AT LAW, JUS. ICE OF \ ..o Peace. All hus'ne>s intrusi~d 11' n -'-9 ,r-. s,f,rdd to. Especial attention l.t5 l,G5-,t ,o c-,6nyeyaucing and collections.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
z,pgTsEIg B.H. HEREFORD.
urpEFoRD & ZABRIsKIE.
GHuI HONAKD.

TTURNEYS aud CpunSelo.s at Law
 \ Notary fub.ic. 'dlct "h AeS SttN st. ---ioosiia Palace Hotel. Tucson. Arizoua.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
W.KELLEHER. VI.
.r.uTN MORGAN,

XVII. ENGINEER, U. =. DEPUTY 1 Mineral surveyor. AddreS tucson oi N-.nsfone. AriZoua.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

-opNFY and Counselor at Law. " corner of Main and PenniHg- Il uI-.0,- Tucson. Arizona. ocl5 u%W
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
RATES:
q HANDY, n. D.
rOuN ROMAN.

.,DN-ry AT LAW, TUtSCN, ARI llCLl,a- rill practice in all the courts A EoAA, .,-,. s'- Ju2O-d&wif Sf lhe Territory
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
ENGINES AND 6OHERS.

DUILDEES OF STEAM 'ACHINRRY ID in all tts branches. Stean- boat. steam SaiD and land
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Real Estate

or-cuT AND SOLD. CITY PROP R rI.y purchased at m''I ke' i.,'S, '7,rs Ds, s, IL t,.,ltL IutS Tor sale. Inquire ht s.t"o.S JOSEPH NEUGASS, tue oA''fS Grake's Building, Meyer street
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
BARNETT, SHOCK 6 co.
 FOEw ARDING
Commission Merchants.
Maricopa, Maricopa Wells and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing 70 th' p,tflIc that fheN have opened Ht Marie n. Narico a Wells and Casa tirann' .ou~,S for the transaction ni genera. f,,ry.prtIiur and commission business an" ,,fI. always Erep un hand 20 c'fnnirie as Snrimpuj oi NrrcbHu' .whlrh they " lt. .,f..rHf tla lowest mWkt prices, h'tNin- .I,it,p,-d theIr goods direct from Ne" York. ..-f.-,,,.. fotapul with fhr 4r-atrSt prump'nr>S-
 t.rai.hr will be carefully stored winch ..,,-.trfr..r h Ipfupuf and gD cl.1f-e~ ma for handling fle same. ReGHrSiS To htt' gOad. iorwar3ri pN special teams "'H '' iuystr. ably compiled wlIh.
 They aip also prepared To c'@'f.'' !o' .rbaG@lty-.y .y of gll classes of Ireish tn any uuiuf iu Iur Territory.
 -,,-c..tl attention given fo ihH i"r"'FH ir., .r ur.rl.iu.ry. BhBck>mlthlus ana ,yuetlwrightiug done to order.
 REFERENCES:
 Lord X Williams. l.. Zeckendorf & Co. .Zrckendorf X SJaab, L. N. JacoOs X Co.
 U. Goidwater & Bro, c. P. Head < Co.,
 Gn.dr1an S Co.. NIL. Prralfa, PhcniV. |. Collin .Wood 6 Co, NJ. Caii~htr, f !"'
 NIrvar~,ein ,5 Co, Ss,u Bernardino. B. C.hu. Los Angeles san Franc ~co- z,.l-., II. <. * F. B. Thurher X O.. l.. H, .'h'-ii dorf * Co.,. a Thomas st. Ne" l"'N'
 rs-Nark an goods and address all com manifestations To
 p,pNETT BROCK & co
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
F. STANFORD
r. EARLL
EARLL.
 STANFORD & EARLL,
..n1-v .. pOMROY

TTORNEYS at Law, Tucson, Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21

Mining Engineer. Tucson, AHlohA-
 Opposite Palace Hotel.
 Assays Hnd analyses Of every descrip- tIon of Ores and other substances. Mines and NiuiuE Titles examined and reported on In all paIis Oi Arizona ana sonora Large experience in workInE every kind 1r ores Instructions in assnyihg analy yses and testing ores. Scale Of pricAs like in san Francisco. English. Sp~I tss. Ger man ana French spoken
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
vsrRrEr. LH.LUcAs. HAYNES
HAYNES, LUCAS { STREET,
DENTIST

iTTOBNEl~ ai Law, Tucson, Ar.zona- 1 office ou Congress -'Irei.
 Branch office at Tom LStuua.
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
Corner Beale and Howard Streets
 san FrancIs"O, Cal,

w. H. TAYLOR .--------. ..- -----.-- 'reSioHuts JOSEPH MOURE-..-.-.. Superintendent
Arizona citizen., 1880-02-21
AEIzONACITIz1aN
-..,,.rrnN RATES !:

o, Corner Church Plaza and Me 0nee sUla Street.