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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-07-15
DRIVATE SALE

DRIVATEs SALE
Il The undersigned
one OF the Executors Of the Estate Of George
Shmeltzer, decd, will offer at private sale
that "
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
situated in the town OF MadiSonburg. Centre
county Pa consisting of siNl acre lots, q
all necessary outbuildings, chOice fruit on the
premises, and all the convenicnces of pleas
ant home, also tract of woodland about
one hundred acres, well timbeTed with oak
pine and chestnut Known as the property OF
George shmeltzer, decd.
25-4t Executor.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-07-15
Church & Sunday School Directory.


Evangelical.
Rev, w. H. Hartman winprcich next Sunday
morning.
Sunday School, p. Md l.. Zerbyssupt.
Methodist.
Rev. ]. Benson AkeFsTin preach next sun
day evening
Sunday School, y. ND. Rlmport, supt.
30 1a Reformed , a'
Preaching in Aaronsburg next Sunday eve
ming. tE-
United Brethren.
Lutheran.
Rer; John TbplliHSon, Pastor
Preaching in Mllheim next Sun lay afternoon
and in Aaronsburg in the evening"
United Sunday School, . "A. M. d.
luse Supt. :.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-07-15
OH al Director

Regular Terms of fC6urt-Feurth Mondays
January, Apri'. August and November.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Brr~1naI.

Mrs. William ZeckendOrf and Mrs Hamburg have returned Co their homes in Tucson, after spending 6 very enjoyable summer in California Welcome back.
 J. C Manning, the surveyor and civil engineer of Tombstone, gave us a pleasant call this afternoon. Mr. Manning has recently been appointed Deputy United States Mineral Sur yeyOr.
 Deputy Sherih Earp is in town
 om Tombstone.
 1Ir. Sol Schuab, with W. Zeoken- dCgf & G., leaves tonight for Chsrles- ton. where he will take charge of Springer < DctOy's business. Mr. DetCy being at present at Camp Thomas and Mr. Springer being about 10 embark upon the matrimonial ship, they were compelled to call upon our young merchant above mentioned. Sol IS a jolly fellow, and has made many friends here, and he will surely do SO in Charleston We hope tO see him soon again.
 Hon. J. K. Luttrell is in town again.
 II Hillman. of Dos Cahesss, is at the Palace Hotel.
 Sam Polaski, of San Francisco IS stopping at the Palace Hotel.
 ". ]. Duval and Hardin l.. Lundy Cl HusChUcs, are al the Cosmopolitan Hotel
 Col. " M. Hamilton, one of th stsro princes of the Pacific Coast and a gallant veteran of the Mexican War, arrived iu Tucson last night and is registered at the Cosmopolitan
 Dr Chapin was ia town to day from The old Hat District.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
At tAe Dep..

Fourteen osrs of freight for Tucson were received st the depot during the last two days.
 S. A. MRnloSe has | force of wood choppers engaged in fulfilling his contract to furnish the railway com- pany with wood.
 Hooper & Go. received two car loads of oil yesterday.
 The car shops are full of the dam aged cars from the recent wreck near Wilcox,
 II. M. Brickweiel is erecting . building st the rear of hls restscrani' which sill be used ss barber shop.
 The company intend to utilize the space between The round house and machine shop by converting it into a small park, where handsome foun- tain will be erected. and grass snd shrubs grown.
 Tho Star iD 6 recent issue asserted that when tho COW boys captured the town of San Simon, OD Sunday night last, the engineer aBd fireman of the train lying there at tLe iIms iOok 10 their heels snd escaped 10 the brush. This is about Gs near the truth ns the Star ever gets anything. Railroad boys as c rule are not in the habit of " taking % the brush" for anything in the shape of the those "hOodlnms Of the plains" the cow boys, and those who know F. l.. Bailey and C. ". Green, respectively the engineer and fireman in question, will find it hard 10 believe the Stars story
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
The Globe Tragedy.
G16ar CITY Octol

GLOBE ClTF, OCtoDei o.
 EpIron CILIzKN: The preliminary examination of the case of the Terri tory vs. W. 4. Holmes resulted in holding the prisoner in the sum of s5OOO 10 answer before the District Court. The announcement of the Justice 10 hold him 10 answer before a higher tribunal greatly surprised those who heard the testimony. The evidence revealed thsfsct that Holmes had to either kill Bojenck or be killed. Holmes is 6 pesceable man. while the deceased was turbulent snd offensive ly quarrelsome. Bojenck is the same man whom Gov. Stafford was in favor of driving from his camp in "the Min CT " expedition, near the mouth of the San Pedro, in 1871. for attempting to murder McGee. hIs aessmste, with B hstchet. MINER
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Our Next sherIh.

Here Is what the Calaverss Weekly Citizen has to say of our candidate for Sheriff:
 R. F. Paul is running on the Re publican ticket in Pima county, Ar izona, for Sheriff. When he was Sheriff of this county, Cslaverss never had a better or more efficient officer, or more honest, brave and obliging, and the people of Pima county cannot do better than elect him.
 And that IS just what they are go- ing to do. There are scores of men in this Territory who have known.Bob Paul; they all agree that the man who was never known to weaken in the face of danger, never known 10 be missing when wanted, and who, by his persistency and tact in hunting down criminals will greatly reduce crime in our midst, Is the man Pima county wants for Sheriff.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
The .Inmn.rs., ,Ins,Gn-

We give below the contents of S letter from Mr. Paullson in regard 10 the town-Site business in Tombstone. and ir will serve tc show the " lot jumpers of that city that the rights of property are generally respected in these United States and Territories. and will be in this instance. By ' lot jumpers" we do not refer 10 the large class in Tombstone who honestly be- lieved they had right to the pro- perty in question. but to those who knew we'll enough that they had not a shadow of right to the land but thought 10 "get away with it" by sheer bull-dozing and legal tcehni- cality.
 FLORENCE, Arizona, Oct 6, 1880
 James Buell., Esq, Attorney for the Town ste Of Tombstone, Tucson, Pima county. A T-Dear Sir: received from the Commissioner of the General Land Oflce a letter under date of September l7th, 1880, which after reciting all the proceedings had in the entry of the town-Site of Tomb stone. concludes as follows:
 |" AS no valid objection Is alleged against the issuing Ot patent no hear ing will be allowed, and as no appeal should be allowed tO parties who have no right of appeal, patent will issue upon the entry in this case pursuant l0 tho provisions of law.
 Yours respectfully,
 C. NJ k PAULsIoN, Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Board Of superNi.or..

A petition from the residents of Tombstone and vicinity, and from Bisbee and vicinity. asking that the travelled road from Tombstone 10 Bisbee. in Mule Pass. be declared a public highway. was referred back for more definite description of route of road
 The petition oi certain fe.i-=nt= oi Tombstone ana Charlcz,-- g, bridge over ssu Pedro rvz-. c- -l near Charleston Ordered Jas. ii te built out of h. Gc.t money .- ts- Road Fund.
 On petition ol re=iden,- ci laEtaa. asking for appointment ola Justice 1- the Peace. No acton. election heinz close at hand.
 Tuesday and Wednesday were speSl in examining bills against The county
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
That Report.

TUCsoN, October 2.
 EDITOR CITIZEN report of the foreman of the Grand Jury of Pima county Is remarkable document for ridiculous reasoning and logic.
 In his censure in regard 10 deposi- tions--thst they could be used In an examination before the Grand Jury ana thereby save . great many ex- penses 10 the county--we venture to say that this is 8 new doctrine-it in diets person charged with q high crime upon the deposition taken by 8 magistrate! The law compels The attendance of witnesses, and the Grand Jury has no power to find 2 true bill except upon the hearing of the proof and evidence from the mouth of the witnesses. If the wit nesses do not answer the subpoena, the District Court has the power to Issue bench warrants and force their attendance.
 It comes with bad grace from the foreman 10 censure newspapers in ex- pressing opinions respecting the ac- ten of a grand jury. Thank God there is yet free press in the Terri tory, and all over the land, over which no foreman of any grand jury has con trol, or has right to investigate their actions, and they cannot he shut up by any grand jury.
 Now the last part of the report is the most ridiculous of all. The fore man says the fees paid to the various county officers are entirely too high in view of the general reduction in price of living, etc. l would like te ask the venerable foreman, Who fixed the fees of county officers: The Leg islature, and they are alone and the only power to reduce or increase the fees. What has the Grand Jury or the Court 10 do with the fees; except when they overcharge or exact more than entitled tos
 We further would like to ask tho foreman by what power he consti- tuted himself into committee to In vestigate the general reduction of the costs of living, etc. ' We fail to ind the report of the committee as to the condition of the county officials mentioned in said report. We are anxious to hear about the physical condition of these county officials, their msnRer of living, etc.
 OBSERVER
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
nsaa lLsn Fsaad 2. Ds. C.ae.as

Sheriff Shibell this morning received q letter from Jcs. A BeysTs. Of Dos Ca besss, stating that come pro5pec;ors on the evening Of the 7Ih found the badly decomposed body oi a man at a place about two miles west of town. Although almost unrecosnizable, the remains were identified as those of 8 man who came to Dos Csbe5ss some six weeks ago, at the time being afflicted with deierium tTemens, and as he disappeared very suddenly after being in town dsy CT two, it is sup- posed he wandered of to the place where De was found cad died. No one seems f1 know who he wa7 or where he cs-lc from
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Pro Bone PubIico

Uunder this head we refer our read CTS to the advertisement of Messr5. Adolf GoldschmIdt & O., setting forth their speclalties in Gents Fur nishing Goods. and after personal examination of their immense and varied stock, can safely state that it is without exception one of the finest ever introduced into the city.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Public Administrator.

In the selection of q candidate for this very important office, the Repub- licans of Pima county made an espe- cially happy choice. sterling integ- rity Is particularly the requisite ne cessary in the incumbent of the office, as at any time he may be called upon to take charge of large estates where 8 dishonest man might work grea, injury and entail much misery upon almost defenseless widows and or phans In Mr. J II. c. Waltemslh we have man who has a reputation for probity that is above suspicion, with the ability 10 meet all the require ments of the office During his long residence in the Territory Mr. Waite math has won a reputation ol which he should be proud
 Against the character of the Dem ocratic nominee Ne could not urge s single objection. He has resided among ms too long and is thorough ly good and honorable man; hut he has been elected to the office several times, and has in each instance failed 10 qualify. for the reason that he does not wish Co be burdened with the cares of the office Judging from the past, he is merely loaning the strength of hls nNme to the Democratic ticket. and if elected will repeat the per formauce of past years, let the office go by default snd allow some other man 10 be appointed to the office So the voters of Pima county will look 10 their own interests by ignoring Mr Smiths complimentary candidacy and elect ]. II. c. Waltemath to the office
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
AComni.ts Establishment.

Since the return of Ar Perrin from San Francizco, h.s merchant tailoring establishment opposite the Palace Ho- tel has assumed quite metropolitan appearance. He has carefully select cd a most complete stock of all the latest cloths snd styles. and we would suggest 10 oUg readers that, as Nr Perrin is prepared to do ss good work ss San Francisco tsilofs. and withal ss cheap, they should p0tronize hon ( industry and sid homo merchant.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

How differently a mans posit Ion m life influences the estimation in which Aa is held by his fellow men. Thus, ii A" sits down on a banana peel, the -le public grins from street-e end to s,ceet-eud; but if he is seen smoking Ear.ls imported Havana cigars, the world shakes hand with him and tells him he looks extremely well
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

THKI. x. L. Restaurant. corner of Mesllla street and Church PlsEa, is 8 model of nealness and general excel lence. The lady walters arc most at- tentive, sad the wants of the patrons of the establishment are carefully an ticipated snd promptly attended to, and in consequence the proprietor IS being rewarded for his efforts hy 3 rapidly increasing patronage.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Nsu Carnsntsr ahor

Mossrs. II. Cratic and Louis II. Noble have formed a partnership and established 6 most complete carpenter shop, st the junction of Congress street, Maiden Lane and Stone avenue. Both gre hrsteisss worknen and know their business thoroughly. Nr. Grafton had charge ot the cOnstruc- tior of the Hermosa Iaill, aad that structure is certainly grsst credit to hia akin
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
LeopoIdo CarrIIlo.

MT. Carrillo most emphatically de- serves the suppor: of our citizens for the Assembly. He has lived for years in this city, and has done much to commend him as 8 public-spirited man. He is g representative Mexican has the ability to qualify him for the office, and his integrity is unques- tioned. For these reasons he should receive 8 handsome majority at the coming election. No man In Tucson has more faithfully done what lay ia his power to advance the interests oi the city and county than Leopoldo Carrillo, and our people should re- member this on election day
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Be Very Carof.t

WheR you purchase anything in lhe harness and Asddlery line that you so to Clarke k Pstton's, st the corner of Congress and Main streets. Their stock is especially coEplete, and they also keep 5 full iiHe of tent goods, ore sacks. and all goods Of that de zcrip!i0n.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Thanks.

The Phenix ExpositoF has the fol- lowing kind words to say about us;
 The Arizona Weekly CITIZEN has entered upon its tenth volume. It's publisher has just cause 10 be proud of his prowess as 6 journalist; indeed we think there is not better paper, or one more worthy of support in the Territory than the CITIzEN-upless it be the Expositor.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Church Services.

Methodist Episcopal-Divine srr- vice will be held in connection with this church tomorrow evening in the new Presbyterian church. and the sermon given by the pastor, Rev. Wm. C Mills, Service beginning at 2 go o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 in the morning.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Our Trade

Tucson Is naturally rll-4 lt her extensive and increasing tTsCa Per haps one of ,hp most important branches oi that trade is the .GAler business, and we earnestly advise all who are in any way sl,cptical Co call at the Arizona and California Lum Der Yard, corner Of Camp street and Mil itary Plaza, and there they will see a stock which for variety and com pleteness is not surpassed this side of San Francisco
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

r. II. DILL is having the rooms at the corner of Congress street, next door 10 Plummer's. fitted up in fine style. and will shortly open it as a first class oyster house, Co be known as the Saddle Rock Dill will make a success of it. for he knows what Ec is about.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
The Grand Jury.

,,JudSe French, of the District ..'t, 70, They Find Fault With Jus
 ,t the Peace GensrSily--ARd " r,rr.siveiy Complimentary tS ,,artv orHcers Reports of the
 .,ICommittees APPSIHtsd-A ...,,,r rd Tribute [" the Sistsrs sf .5il.i Jo,rph
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

T. L. Stiles. ouFnexi Probate Judge, returned Thursday from T0mbstcne and vicinity. where he hss been win ming golden opinions and votes for himself and his party hr Drake went oR tO Bisbce.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

TUcsoN is rapidly becoming cosmo- politsn to the last degree. Time WAS when a sheet of brown paper was con- sidered good enough for all epistolary purposes. Now It is bad form
 not to have the latest devices in sta ,ionery. all of which are to betound atF. A. Earll's Book and Stationery Store. Palace Hotel Block.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

j FERN. the Pioneer Merchant Tailor, keeps the finest ready-mads clothing m Tnc7ou. Meyer 7tFset. oppo-ite tho Palace Ecisi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

CALL at J. Ferrin's, Meyers street. opposite the Palace Hotel,an exam inc his fine and latest styles of i'm ported cloth and cassimere, and leave your measure for a suit.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
District Court
WEDNESDAY, October (.

W EDSEsDAY, October c. Ida MOTIFS vs. Charles H. Norris Suit for divorce Order heretofore made appointing referee revoked and ! Move Wicks appointed in his stead. Pedro Sotson, Jose NJ Sanchez. Thos. Harper, arraigned. and asked one day to enter plea
 Joha King arraigued and plead not guilty. reserying ;hc right 10 with draw lAe plea
 Trials of Garcia and shannon set condhiunally for the 9th George McKrony's trial set for the 10th Bonds in the case of LsdisaldO Ru- quiro aud Fountain Cota were declar- ed forfeited.
 Jas 5. Mccoy vs. Emma A Hc- Coy-Order for divorce. Decree or dered
 TnUESDAY, UCtOder {.
 Territory of Arizona ys. Jose Maria Sanchez. robbery; Pedro Soti0n, grand larceny; Thomas Harper, mur- dey-defendant plead not guilty Trial nf SotiOn was sct for DecemherS
 JolG King withdrew hs plea ot not guilty to charge of cmbracery, and filed demurrer The Grand Jury returned three in- dictments-two for libel and one for embracerY
 Dolores Gallardo ys. Leopoldo Car rillo ct sl-Demurrer heretofore sub mitted oyerrulcd, and % days 10 an swer Defendants accepted rulings.
 " l.. Vail ct al ys. D. Johnson ct al-M otion 10 strike out cr--- r--- plainl granted with leave 2. -nrei answer.
 Henry Houpt, ,lsp,.. ". r. l.. ii.- Hams, spplt. Trial set for October -7. Thomas Cashon ct a' tsq' s-. Edwari Field. applJ Trial =s. ,-r October l9
 l.. J Corda admitted 10 citizenship. James S. Mccoy vs. M. A. Mccoy Decree ordered.
 FRIDAY, October x.
 Territory Of Arizona Ez -lomas Harper r-Indic.meut for nns J. W. Oates was appointed oouu ,' for defendant and ulal set for Octohs- 4. Territory of Arizona vs. Pedro 5o- tion-Trlal of defendant for grand larceny Verdict of guilty.
 G. J. Grass vs. Edward Longbcl- tom-Demurrer withdrawn and 20 days granted in which 10 answer.
 Trial jurors in attendance on Court are excused until October 12
 DR. BCRGEss has returned from Sonora and will remain at the Palace a few days Parties desiring theIr teeth put in first class OTdCr TOuld do
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

AFTER this week, the Saturday edi- tion of the CITIZEN will appear sep arately from the Weekly, our nsw press enabling us 10 make this deslT- able change.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

LEmENBKRo's |" La Rosa Espsnoia " at Simpsons Cigar and Stationery Store. Mon Plus Ultra 'Regslis Inperisles, " Deliciosss. " Londres Grande.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Shooting at LuttreII.

Sheriff Shibell today received mea- gre reports of a shooting affray yes terday, in which Tom Shean shet and killed Tom Brtton, during arrow at Luttrell
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Madame Elena RyiaBd

rh- Ee-t Female C4ae. .raa , tmcassu a, Europ".
 NR. FA>GUE, lne ra-nolurlou on ri,-
 NH. EMERSON. ta. Drcs, rfauea E,i.. and hi- br'nco l"r-r isam .l. P1mpa- O. Mexico.
 MASTER GEORGE, th. YoIuz Ameii1su 1l"Nh, lh" Nreat Shakes plI Iraau Jester a..- ir'cS yI"" tLr Funniest l1y .l America
 NADA-E ELENA HYI AND. ts,. tiree..., Female Performer iu thr World. who win an pear ID horsrinan-hip. tIHb- Performance Wire Balancing e.c.
 THE GERMAN SAMPSON. OF f-.p Man in his astonishing f-ar- ur .Ir.uaih
 NR. II. CARL, ih- l.rs...-i Lf,i,., .fua,.-- Of thc present Gay
 MR CARL DJPETL. who perrarp. fb.. messed
 MORENO. the Na-r- %. .4. Har-.. Tine Most Complete taup,ny or ,rfi.,-
 in the Profession. The trained animal ..I.t. elr-s-t- .,f rs.,,,... and JULIET, thc only rIl-min., Camel ip tt.. world. Nellie, tha l.uhl.-hurnue,l ReT ami-. General Gur and fh. Nsr.ni, ... L'rilf' thr two wonderful idlue coats CAPTAIN. thc great and oai, Trlc,. slui. ALMoS, the most higaiy educlted llo--. D, The comic,al Monkey, Jaco. and tronp- o, n -li,'l 'is'l L' '-' seven ll nul 1ar l-sti.f To, 1 me er''nrai'i ~naui-t Poodle. Canine
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

THE largest and best assortment Of Stationery and Blank Books can he had at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Two handsomely furnished rooms to let on the corner of Convent and Corral streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

FoK fine shirts and good underwear call on J. Perrin, Meyers strict, oppo- site the Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

MANSFIELD receives subscriptions for all Eastern snd California peTiodi- calls, and all papers sFs carefully and promptly delivered
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
r,.,ine CoIton.

CoLToN, October The follow ing passengers passed here tonight bound east: 1. Ames, Jas. Ksrman, Judge Barney, j. r. Hoag, D. F. Therwood. J. Jones, T. Filey, W. H. Collins. J Wells, L. J. Watkins, j.. Kernal, E. Grutledge, B. Sours, L. Waugh, Mrs. Gardner. A. W. Payne, Mrs. Mclean, c. K. Mumery, T. R. Muchant, 8. H Davis, Mrs. Martin, r. F. Dclan, G. W. CorGmmey, II Jackson Miss E. Moore
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

GoLD, silver and nickel watches at Wilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

DoN'r make mistake and get into the wrong Ci-cus tonight. Remem- bsr that Rylands .s the best, and that the veteran manager holds forth m the summer pavilion at Leyln's Park.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

ALErTER descriptive of the Sierra Bonita Ranch is crowded out to-day, but will appear Monday
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

No further particulars have yet been received from Benson with re- gard to the recent murder there.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

ALI is get for the circus tonight. and the attendance promises to be large There will be another per formance tomorrow night, at which there will be sn entire change of pro- Gramme.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

SAMPsoS sells i've clgars for ? cents ss good ss those sold elsewhere two for 25 cents.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Repori on proh.t. co,,.,

10 the Foreman of the Grand Jury:
 TOUT committee appointed to ex- anime into the business of the Probate court, found that all estates of long standing had been settled and closed up. All the books, papers, etc., in good order. and so arranged that no trouble was found ia procuring any and all books aud papers required for examination.
 ANGUS 5. HOPKINS, CariTmap.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
submitted.
SAAL. HUGuEs. A. B. HOPKINS,
Report on Justice. of n. p.N

" I'' IINf hINc,
 Committee. Report on Justices of tho Peace. To the Foreman of the Grand Jurv. SIR; We, the undersigned, a com. lnlttee appointed to examine the dock cts ot the Justices of the Peace sf tbIs precinct, have the honor to reportthst we have complied with our duties. and % ln9 Inc dockets of Justices Meyers Snu Neugsss in good order and their accounts correct. In regard 10 the docket of Justice Ainss we can moi reporl' he being absent from the ore cinc'. c. T. ETcaELL.
 THOs. GATES,
 COmmitfas
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

THERE were 105 new registrations to-dry. making 412S altogether.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
ANGUS $. HOPKINS, Carirman.

G. TArIK, the well-known liquor merchant of Meyers street, has the celebrated Budweiser Beer in stock, 90 cents per quart also Golden Eagl Whiskey.