Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 4

PHOCEEDINQOFTHECITV COUNCIL. THE PIONEERS. The regular monthly meeting ot the The regular monthly meeting of the THE DAILY ST Alt TU A KL13 IW 0 'J iT) city council was held last evening tha society of Arizona Pioneers was held ut DUNCAN KftOlft-ra lu I'ut ill Ilia Heltl lUxilll-Hun uitt-h will a AptrovwiI b-all ItU.un. The oitizetiB of Duncan held a meeting mayor and. nil members presor.t.

thoir hall uight. There win a uge loop La! Whoop La! The aulary bill for November, amount utteudance; II. 8. Steveus, pr'sidji in vnu ivi the chair. Autiouie Oriiulba was Veted ing to G1Q, was allowed aud warrant rdored.

issued for same. SoufWn Paoiflo Railway. 0O1S0 EAST; depart, 10:10 k. i member. last week to see if eowe menus could be On motion of 1.

Henderson, seconded l.i.i il Committee ou anniversary celebration on, and ut'Uarl 12:13 bv 0. T. Ktchells, the salary of nil city deviled by which the people of that ace tiuru, rn Had deutrt 6:45 p. CLEAR THE TRACK! meetiugroporteiltlll.su collected and ouloera wan reduced 5 per cent, to take tl 1UI, tiou of Arizona could be protocted ftom tmw, HHrll; djrt, 8:0 J. IU HOINO WfctJT; believeu they could rane the amount to eiteet Deo.

1, 18S3. Bills amounting to the sum ot $278.10 were audited, Dr. Handy reported progrcM uii me IWcn, dt'pRrt, 8:45 in. lluutan, arrive and Ji'rt. 1 lu.

the hitilo Apaches. The Cuul result of the meeting whs the fonutitiou and adoption ot the following very feasible resolutions, which will meet with the POWDER MOST PERFECT Ben Hereford appeared for certain cit irrive and ilt-part, fc a. in. Deuuniij, morial tablet. He also repnrtod that the arms Bent to the settler of Lu Noria had izens and entered a protest ng.untt im nv.

5:15: iteuart, a. m. uki, U- part, 1 p. ui. provements of J.

aullivau Co. ou a hearty endorsement of every well wisher been returned and delivered to the com. maudina officer at Fort Lowell. Pnparad bj a phytldan with ipaclal retard public street, by fencing samo. Council to hMllh.

Ho Ammonia, Llui or Alum. of Arizoua: man Sullivan maintained that the laud Post Office Rules. The society, passed a vote ot thanks to WniiJiKAs, It having beeu deemed Goldstein on the Corner of iirewster Camerou tor having eolioiieu the arms and seeing they were properly Lubbv own from 6 a. to 10 p.m. Mo iu question was not a public btreut, though Sullivau did not dony ho had fenced in land not belonging to him.

necessary by tlio citizous of Duncan, Aii.oua, and vicinity, that ou uucouut of nrdiT department open fioiu a. m.t3 p.7:l!0 BuiiiIhvh (ioufral delivery Meyer Mcsilla returned. The secretary was instructed to pro- our exposed looality, our buainesa inter On motion, the matter was referred to ra. Huulavt. Brtierui ests as well as the safety of our lives, oiwu ft.

ui. to llu Hi and fr.ja care hulf a dozeu rosettes for hmn rary the street committee to report at ner.t meeting. Council adjourned to moot at and those of our families, are depeudeut members. 5 5:80 p. in.

M.i'lri..H.J, -h, .16 a. wet p. ni. today. Mail iro toUui otoa.

huh Laoey, Goodwiu and Parker wot appointed a committe to procure, ooks Is Still Ahead of all His Competitors! upon nnmeUialo ami vigorous action far the suppression of the Indian outbreak and week Jay.mi.l to Aim ri -) i-i. vv. ui NKUVOtS MKN, for tho secretary aud treasurer. r'Jag evei twli.ewiay anil t'nds rtie inaiU olo p. n.

Diifiit prevjono tho fact, that V. Scott presenteil the society with stone ax as nu ancient re'ie. for which Von are allowed a free trial of thirty without the co-operation of tho citizens d.ivs of tho use of Dr. Dve's Celebrated of our territory, and tho public recogni a vote ot thanks was passed. Voltaic Belt with Electrio Suspeu6ory The following officers were uomim.led turn and sitppoit or our territorial or federal L'ovei uineut, our etTorta Must be departure Xtid Stau in tlio only morning LL-wnpajK-'i ui wticL Ihe l'rKb ua.l ft-cuiur 'lult'iapftiu Our howm tire ooMtimJ np ti.

1 uVlwK a. v. of tlm n.orr.iiiR ol publication. TliCSiON AND VICINITY to bo voted for ut the next regular meet Appliances for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, futile: therefore bo it No Cheap John or Slop ma: For president, J. G.

ilan vuo- Keeolved, That it is the seuse of this S. Oury, P. Rrady, G. loss of Vitality aud Manhood, aud all kindred troubles Also, for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health me-, tiny that the most effectual way of 11.

Stevens, J. I. Alsap, 1. J. Jellord: aai.S)- a shop Goods sold here! secretary, W.

J. Osborn; treneurer, J. b. visor nnd manhood eunrnrteed, jo ST' V7T1I marstial, IS. (J.

rarKer; direc tors, Wm. Zeokendorf, F. II. Goodwiu, risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms, mailed ridding our territory of tho Iudiaus is to mount i.

nd i quip force of fifty men, to pursue and capture, or kill nil renegade Indians found off the reservation which is allotted to them by tho government. Resolved, That we, the citizens in Gathering Grapes tor iking Cream of Tartar far DltPRICE'B CREAM BAKINQ POWDEB II. K. Laeev, A. Leviu, Thos.

Hughes, free bv ndressiug Yoltaio licit Toys, 'I'Ojre, lojs for ChriMiuaa al till' Pioneer News IVpot. lw The railroad employees iae going io anil S. II. Draehrnaii. Marshall, Mich.

The president ai poiuted Th. s. Huil Announcement. and W. A.

McDermott to read essays at When Baby was oiok, we gave her mass meeting assembled, recognizing that such force can not bo put in the field under any present existing territo CASTOR1A, the net regulur meeting. The undersigned is a candidate for CITY AB8E8SOU AND TAX COLLECTOR, When she was a Child, she cried for liills to the amount of Ms.ls-) e'o au- rial law, and believing in the justice of C.VSTOKIA, lited by the directors and ailoAed. our cause, and that the citizens and rep at the Municipal Election to be held When she became Mias, she clung to bocielv adjourned until Dec. ia. resentative business men of the territory CASTOKIA ARIZONA BEEF December 11, 1885.

PHILTP SOHREIBER. will be in sympathy and accord with us Whan she had Children, she gavo them The following dispatch will be good JASTOKIA Two single furnished rooms to rent iu i our oltorts, iio tierony pledge our-s.) separate and coll-'ctively, assume tue exotute of uiouutiuir and tidings to the stockmen of the enure WM. ROCHE territory as demonstrating the fuel teat most desirable location of thocit v. tf equipping such force until inch time as Is a candidate for election to the office ot Arizona beet, is becinnuiK to tic iu Wagons, Carriages, Carts aud Hock- the Kansas City markets. The slop ins; Horses at the Pioneer News Depot.

urguiiize a library iit-soeiutiou. Sum Drnchman buys r.nd Foils) It. I', tickets to nil pits ut the Union, lw Hon. 1 R. Bradv, one of tbo uimt substttutiul vitizouv of Burnt couutv, in the city.

A. Olseu has received a varied buju'Iv of Ciirinlmib toys, which will bit sold nt way dowu figures. ttStf liou. Frod G. Hughes in Uioutorviilc, looking yviirs yuuuyei than wbou ho went out.

M. M.MeKenua wiii madu bupi' jaimdiiy by the arrival of a ton iu tin-family, which ixeiiiis hnotLer democrat. An BBBortuient of felts, tiluoh, k-il poms and embroidery uiaterialB iu general ut Mrs. A. Olrou's.

Also a new inie of stamping patterui. uSif Uou. C. B. Lt-itch, oF tbo bulpbur Springs ranoh, is iu the city.

lie reports tlio people in a complete istatu ol demorabzatiou iu thai section. CITY MAHSHAL, at the forthcoming Municipal Election lw. ment referred to is but the udvaiic guard ot many a thousand hea that Gabe Einstein keeps a line stock of will travel eastward during tne next few imported aud domestic cigars, meer territorial or federal legislation can appropriate such aiiioiiut as may bo necessary lor the support and maintenance of such fore Resolved. That we believe the cxi-uncies of the occasion require that Hie Excellency governor of the territory, call a special session of the legislature to consider the necessity for taking im Announcement. mouths: Kansas City, Nov 23.

Editor schaum pipes and pocket knives. Go and see him. no25tf I am a candidate for election to the Hoof aud Horn: We sold today one Our buyer remains in New York and purchases from First Hands for cash. Our goods have Never seen a Smoke-home, but couio frosh from the loom. The "proof of tho pudding is in eating it," and to be convinced is to call and see the rush.

Our house is full of buyers and loads of merchandise are taken away at all hours during the day. THE REASON WHY, IS EASILY EXPLAINED FIRST. We carry the Largest and most Fashionable Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Ladies1 Millinery Goods, Boots and Shoos, Hats, Clothing, in the city. SECOND. We deal honest, and a child can purchase from us with safety and fair dealing.

THIRD. We hunt low prices and our buyer in New York has an eye on the gun for that pur-. pose. FOURTH. None but fresh and first-class goods can enter our doors.

To sum all up in a nutshell take time before you purchase elsewhere nnd price and examine our stock thoroughly, and you will say with the rest of the populace; "Blessed be Goldstein, for ho is Benevolent as a Dealer, Just in Measure and Polite and Accommo hundred and twenty-two head of the A good cook spplies for a situation, Perrin Cattle Company's cattle at '5 country preferred. For particulars in- otlice of 1TY ASSESSOR fc TAX COLLECTOR, at the forthcoming city election. GEORGE FOSTER, ipuro at this ofhee. o20tf mediate anil decisive action teuding to the orsaniz.ition and providing for the aud S3 CO. The stock was in piime condition and averaged ll'itO.

I liev Two single unfurnished rot)ni9, rear were shipped from Ash Fork and ex. it -d general comment, both oa accome of to rent. Enquire for particu-lars at this office. tf tuopoi of lid force. Uesoived, That v.o earnestly request the aid and uanctiou of the governor this mutter of so deep and urgent im-iin to the people of this territory.

beinar from Arizona nnd their cxce Stevens Hughes carry the iargent quality. signed I Irwin, Alleu A- VJo, CHAS. H- MEYER Is the candidate for CITY RECORDER, It id nitiiOred that the U. S. grand jury now iu session Present has einit tock of cooking aud heating stoves, Hoof and Horn.

tinware of every description, chamla- for Editor Ironn. of the Citizen, nod Resolved, That we endorse the action ol! the pt-opla of Tucson at their meeting In addition to the foregoing the iol iers and crockery ware in the territory. Editor Weediu, of the Euterpnbe. to be elected at the ensuing oity election, Their line of pumps, for both band and lowing dispatch may prove of interest ou tho 23'h November. Beit further Elevon Indians wore seen crossiutr tbe horse power are complete.

They also railroad track nuar Cochise Btuliou fcnii- Resolved, That the compauy so or ganir.ej, while acting nndor proper tiu- to stock men of southern Arizona Stock Yaids, Kansas City, Deo. nauufacture all kinds of sheet iron work. nuft day afternoon. They were heailinc; fur tha Dragoon. fastnesses and moving very Announcement.

The undersigned is a candidate for CITY MAHSHAL, lhority, bo empowered to arrest and Land, Hayes, Perrin, Tevir i- lien Piatt's Fresh Baltimore Oysters nt bring to justice all lawless characters of sou, A. 1.: Trwin, Allen Co. sold best rapidly. SI per can ut the Elite restaurant. o4 cattle at $3 GO: ronsfh old Mexican at Second Lieutenant W.

II. Smith, 1.0th At the Municipal Election to be held A larce lot of choice Crojon" apples whatever nisti nality. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the Clifton Clarion S3 25; thin Mexican, 83. I woiaid ad of several varieties, and Tahiti oranges, cavulry, is ordered to proceed without delay to Fort Apache, reporting upon vise you to consign to them. (-Signed) December 11, 1885.

W. T. KIRBY at Wheeler Perry's. nolOtf the Southwest Stockman and the Tucson Brewster Cameron. arrival to ceoowl ijieutenant Jmuer dating to his Customers." Select form Christmas and Year's Stab for publication.

H. C. Boon. It will bo remembered that the San Lockott, tth oavalrv, for duty in con Chairman. cards and frames at the Pioneer News Announcement.

Uufaol company shipped a large lot of Depot. lw The undersigned is a candidate for PRESC01T CLIPS. cattle to Kansas City a fuw days ago, Do Not Forget the Place Watch repairing a specialy at Nilson's CITY TREASURER Arizona's twin relics are Gerouiruo and and from tho foreiroiuc it would appear Jewelry Home, 16 Congress street. at 'he municipal election to be held they were not only satisfied with tlu re Fresh fruit received daily and dressed COR. MEYER MESILLA STS- December 11, 1885.

PEDRO J. AGUIRRE. suit, but deem Irwin, Allen Go. as the proper purties for Arizona stock men to noction with Indian affairs. The musical treat by the military band on tiie oonrthoueft lawn Sunday afternoon was Kittened to by a large congregation of Tie music was highly appreciated by our people, for which tne Stah f-ay many thanks.

Tho Citizen makes its usual semimonthly announcement that the Cala-basas. Tucson NoitLnvestein Railroad Company is nearly ready to commence work. Those fellows have been ready so poultry every Friday, also fine fresh butter always on hand at J. Ivancovich 225 Congress street, next door to consign their cattle to. Dr.

Handy office. nott Announcement. WORTH MENTIONING. For all kinds of meats, fino roasts Just received a fresh sm plv of faiui The undersigned is a candidate for A. GOLDSTEIN.

-To avoid the rush would advise you to call early. Attorney General Churchill. Taxpayeiu believe that provisions for dividends was cut and dried previous to tho passage of the asylum and many other bills. Leaves are gone, but ex -Governor Trifle's attorney general hangs on, like grim death, to Governor Zulick's coat ti.il. Secretary Bayard has appointed Mr.

Thomas Finish ot Cochise county, to the assistant secretaryship. This appointment pleases the Courier nnd will be hailed with delight by Tom's many ly groceries, Bell and Cherry Cranber- cuts, mutton, and pork, go to C. F. Scharnncher's, 322 Congress stroet. Or CITY TREASURER P-S-- at the municipal election to be held fes, mince meat, etc, at C.F.

Huff's erocerv store. Congress street, next to ders taken at houses and delivered, tf No. I Fresh Butter just received at lorba's drug store. December 11, 1885. P.

ABADIE. Olsen's. u3if often that it would be gratifying to see them show np. T. J.

Newcouie slated to the Stah yesterday that he had not been on the police force daring tho ltt four months; hence tht comparative statement made $300 REWARD. Mau's Triticum for breakfast at Wheeler The Southern Pacidc Company will Perry's. nolOtf pay the above reward lor tho arrebt and No. 1 Babbit metal for sale at the B. I SWEETLAND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN convict'ou of the party or parties who Stab office, for 20 cts per pound, in any FRIDAY, DEC.

11. set fire to the railroad bridge orossiug quantity from 10 to 100 pound lots, tf the Colorado. Get your Christmas goods at the Pio 8. P. Company, neer News Depot.

lw n7tf By J. A. Muib, Asst. bupt Paints, Frush's Oriental friends here au in California. James- A.

Bayard, the new secretary of Arizona, arrived last night, and whs sworn in this morning by Chief Justice Shields, aud at once entered upon the duties of his nllice. Mr. Bayard neither looks nor acts like the exaggerated reports which have been published oon-certiing him. He is a very pleasant appearing gentleman, a little over six Choice Oregon apples of Beveral vari THE BAND OF HOFE eties and a large supply of Tahiti or- Has adjourned its meetings until longer tinges at Wheeler Perry's. nolOtf days cive more time for the exercises.

Send 25 cents to the Stai: for as to the number of arrests u.nde uy the different officers did him an injustice, which the Sxau cheerfully corrects. Governor Zulick telegraphs E. B. Pouiroy, chairman of the oitizeua' committee on resolutions, which recommended the organization of, a mounted police in 11 southeastern section of Arizona: "My ollio.al encouragement and sanotion is earnestly given as requested." H.D. Unuervvnod.

deputy TJ. S. Marshal, left yestwrday afternoon forl'henix, where ha will take two prisoneis recently oonvioted there of roubing the U. 8. mail, to I'rescott, at which place they By order of the officers.

treaties on tue norse anu nis aiseases, varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Glass, Oils. 0 0 HO by D. B. J. Kendall 122-tf feet tall, being in this respect a close 8T0CK RANCH FOR SALE.

hH foe mdn. competitor of lemtonnl Treasurer L. 3. Ranch and stocK range tor sale ou tue iuformBtion afc the Stab of Butler, He is of slender build and very San Pedro, below the mouth of the Bar See. tf courteous and pleasant iu his manner.

bacomnri running down the river half a It will inso bo ot interest to the young Mail's Tritioum for breakfast at Wheel -XSTi- mile, containing 100 acres of good farm ladies ot Prescott to know that Mr. Bay er Perry's. nolOtf 125 CONGRESS STREET, laud, ton acres in cultivation with range Combined Shows Books for young and old for Christ- lying on both sides of the river, will will De Joined Dy two otner prisoners, graze COO or 700 head of oattle the year mast presents, at the Pioneer News Depot, lw round, with permnnent water the year TP. round. Parties wishing to purchase can "HiP.

and the whole party will be taken to the Detroit penitentiary. Wm. Roche has boon on the police force and otherwise employed as a peace officer for seven years iu Tucson. He in an exemplary citizen in every wuy, anil call on or write to Wm. F.

Hall, I' air- ard is a smglo man. A WELL EARNED COMPLIMENT. The following order is self explanatory and is us well deserved as it is complimentary: f.a dqj: AiiTEiis Dept. op Aiuzona, M'lUPl'LK B'Kf), PltESCOTT, A. j- December 2, 1S85.

in cornel iauce with paragraph special unlets No. 200, current series, head hnnkn. Cochise cotintv. A. T.

CARNAHAN In Tucson, Monday, December 7. looo, Will eCarnahan. aged ajeurH. NOT1CKTO TAX-VAC KU3. The funeinl will take place from the resi dence today at 2 p.

m. Offiok op City Tax Coi ELITE RESTAURANT jrLKCTOH 21, '85. Tucson, Sept. is now acting chief of police. The movement of the citizens and taxpavors to bouor biiu by an e'ection to the orlice of chief of.

police is well deserved. Cnpt. Lovell H. Jerome arrived in Notice You tire hereby notified that the City Is here given that on Tuesday tht 15th day of Taxes for the year 1885. are now due quarters of the hniiv, adjutant general's Oeeeniber, 1885, there will be sold in front of- payable nt rny office at the City Hall ollicv, 1st Lieutenant 0.

B. Gatewood, the Custom House, Mam street, heuth, lty of TnfMf.n. A. hpfwunn tho hinirn of 10 a. m.

and will become delinquent on aud utter The genuine, Old-fashion bill I'avalry, relieved trom outy in connection with Indian and will Deo. 11, '85, at 6 o'olock p. m. and if not I and Vi five barrels and ono koij ut meoal paid on or before that dat, the por- containing eallona more or loss, sojz'd on proceed to the station of his troop in the I me uitrni oi worenioer iroo, r-T vioiaoon 01 oentago and costs will be a.lded and o4 One-Ring Circus coiiecieo hb ui ibw uiiouo. mescal eeized bv the fom erdennty collector G.

F. FosT I the port of Turaon for violation of the above tucton to relieve Mr. Moore, special agent of the treasury, who has been relieved on his owu request. Gapt. Jerotr.o is nu einerieticed otiirer, having served several years in the customs department on the hio Grande; nnd having been engaged in fightitig Indians lor several years in the northern territories, he will not be considered a tenderfoot.

At his wholesale and retail establishment Noa. 211 and 212 Meyer ntieut Col. Joseph Durr always keops on hand fliltr Tor Mnr mentioned section R. d. date of eeizr.re not district of Now Mexico.

1 ho services rendered by Lieutenant Gatowood while on gaged in the duty referred to have been most valuable, nnd ho has probably seen more duty in the field wish Indian scouts than any uffioer of his length of i-erviee in tho army. By order of Brig. Gen. Crook: Of our Boyhood days. Deputy Collector and Inspector.

BED-BUGS, FLIES. Tucbon, Dec. 7, 18S5. d8td BDEMA.N'8 BLOCK, CONGRESS, STREET, TUCSON. The Leading Restaurant in Tucson.

Open Day and Night. Logan Brewery, Signed: W. F. Duum, Major 14th Infantry, Act. Asst.

Adjt. Gen. Columbus Glassman, Sole Prop'r, LOGAN CITY, ARTZON a large stock of delicacies in hotel and! family supplies, bucu as saner kraut, pickled pigu feet, pickled blue cabbage, German salt and mixed pickles, olives, olive oil, horse radish, French mustard, tomato catsup, wine vinegar, sardines, Worcestershire snuce, sardellees, Holland Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough on Rats." 15c. A CARD. To all who are sulTering from errors and indiscretions of youth nervous weakness, early deoay, loss of manhood, I will send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.

This great ioraedy was discovered by a missionary in Sonth America. Send self addressed envelope to Rr.v. Jokmph T. Inman, Station New York City. "Fatty, the Boss," is the only man at the (junotoa mines who can give yon CONCERT At Fort Lowell, Arizona, Tuesday, Dec.

8, 1883. rnouKAMME: 1 March, Tanuhanser, Wagner. 2 Overture, Golden Crown Herman, 3 Waltz, Lily of the North, cool and rofreshing glass of Beer. Fin Wines, Liquors aud Cigars a Specialty Notice for Publication Homefltoad No, 875. Land Office at Tucson, A.

her nnd and nil kinds of cheese. The express office of Fargo iu this city iu now prepared to issue money orders for any amount from one doliar upwards, payable at any one of eight thounnnd places iu the United States and Cannds. The rates are: from SI to five cents; over S3 to 310, eight ceuts; over to fc'oO, twelve cents; over S'50 to i 10. fifteen centsjover H0 to twenty tviita. Thin rate is no greater than that of the post ufliee monev order system.

Dec. 7, lf85." Buckwheat oakes and maoie syrup nt the Elite every morning for breakfast. n22tf. Smelting and assaying; samples by express and mail promptly attended to. Liberal advinces made on gold nnd sil 1 Selection, Macbeth, Verdi.

5 Cornet Solo, Star ot England, Ri-viero. 6 Galop, Earnuin's Circus, Bitms. R. L. DtiVEltiLL, Conductor.

N'otiod is hereby givpn that the fnlhtning uiimnri wttler has tiled notice of his intnntmn 30 on First-Class Artists in OU one Ring. make tinal proof in support of hi claim, nnd H. D. UNDERWOOD, General Insurance Agent, that paid proof will be made before the register ver bullion, at E. L.

Wetraoro's. Otlice and receiver at Jucboti, Arizona. Jin. 13. 186.

Pedro Qnijndo for the hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. d2 lw ot nnd of Sec ltTn 12 laiL'.

TCCSON, ARIZONA. lie name the following wittnoftM to prove tus conlinnoiiB ruHtdeace upon, and ciutivatit of, wiid land, viz REPRESENTS ask for a test of SOZODONT'S power, Just talk to a lady for half au hour; If her breath is sweet, if her teeth are white, If her inns are clean, if her gmus are bright, If her mouth is pure and her teeth are clean, She u'es SOZODONT, then, we ween. NO SIDE SHOWS. NO CATCH PENNY Arrangements allowed. WE MAKE NO STREET PARADE.

But give oar show npn the Insid, Admission J'. $1,00 Children andsr 10 yean, 50 centa MILK. Parties wishing milk can be sitpplii by leaving orders at No. 1 Church Nulor I acheoo, Antonio Grit alba, lilos Kan- Faucy goods for Christmas, at the Pioneer News Depot. lw Just received a carload or the very best peerless white potaUios, onions and California beans; also, the first shipment of sweet Sonoru oranges and sweet liuias; 818 Congress street, J.

Srosovich, proprietor. 3t oh ib, l8HHro Horqnez. all of Itediagton, Pima or at the IXL lodcing house, where ISromaa's road Insoranoe of California Hartford ConmwWcnt Commercial Wuhingtoc Boston Orltnt Fi Anociatioa of Philadelphia Phenix Au. Co. London WmUrn" Toronto Lion Boyal Norwich Vuiua 4 taacmhirt county, Arizona.

B. M. THOMAS, Register. publication Dec 8, 1385 tickets will be for sale. A.

D. Coolet. dStf.