Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 4

THE SONORA LIMITS D. Soda Water! JuatReoeivedat T. Kreanama, SOS Congress Street, Carloads of Barley, 1 Chopped 1 Cora, 1 Mew Potatoes. I'' Tucson, A. T.

El Paso, Texts Hie O-Igrontlc OOUNqiL DOINGS. Many Mattora of Public Intermit Attended to Laat Night A special meeting of the Common Conn ail was held last evening la Jodge Bragg's office, with Caaoellmen Parker, BUiufelt, Etohelli and Levin present, and Major Tally in the chair. A proposal was received from Sea or Jurunetlo, owner of the peat hoaee rented daring the spring by the city. Bo offers to sell the building, with eight acres aor-wending, for 1,900, The matter was referred to a future meeting. The committee on the location of 95 fire plage Messrs.

Parker and Btelnfelt reported as follows: On Mala street corner of Washington, corner Ott, corner Jackson and owner MoCor-mlok; on Meyer street corner Alameda, corner Penulngton, corner Camp, corner MoCormiok and 100 feet south of Oohoa street; on Court corner of Franklin and corner of Council; Congress and Charch pleia; on Charch corner of Alameda, corner Pennington and corner Congress; cor Fifty Thousand Of 8. MOSCROVE DRO'O mm ii Having received a full supply of material from the East, I am now prepared to contract to supply Saloon and Restaurants with Soda Water and Saraaparilla FOB Til 11ASOM, AT 37 CENTS PER DOZEN. PAUL MORONEY, Cosmopolitan Hotel un7tf ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, June 8th, 1882- Limited aoffafamant of the popular actor, Hr. UILTOH NOBLES and his earefully organised and Complete Supporting Company. Tb oldest and aauns the moot aueetasfal Dra Am.tio.

having appeared! drlB CsM oonseeuUve year of uBvarlng pro. I priatylelheDulqueDnmaUcBpecumaa. written Milton HobUs.and wits which Ma asm lain-1 Thursday EYeil'g, 1111 6 8,1 will presented a Melo-Drama, written by MIL Noble, Ud it The- PhtBuix," an American Play by an American author, correct-1 7 wwpmnt American aciuro. Kr. Carrol Graves, RawTorkl iton Mies Bollie Nobles Bohemian.

C.i;. a Flower airl, afterward) MWf EmeaUmore aaactrM. Admission, Reserved Seats, $1.50. General Admission, $1.00. 8eats now on sale at Lucas' Jewelry Store.

Oorns and unions Cured. De. Halprunkb, 850 Market street Son rancisoo, takes out your Corns. Bunions. In verted and Ulcerated Toenails.

with applications of Dr. Halfbumer a Pateut I saive. cures tne diseased parts, etfecting per manent cures. Corns taken out, 25 and 501 cents each. Persons wishing to treat their I own wn appay xialpkuner a "ahj-t Uorx Salvi on the callous flesh, which will soften and loosen it from the natural flesh then take a clean, aharp knife and scrape away all the www, son caiioua; use tne point ot the knife I and pick out the core or corn apply the Salvi again, and repeat thee above operation I wuuuv.

UBU, until you have healed and developed A float. uiaajng a oompiete cure. Anreetions come vitk each box, price 50 cents. Sold bv all druggist, and at Da. Halpruner's office, 850 uuu-Kei street, can rancuco sent postpaid, by mail, on receipt ot' 60 eta.

in 3-oent stamps. Any box of this salve that fail to give satis-t tawuuu, nniua it anu get yaur money. W. F. FITZPATRICK.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER uae ua Bbop oo OongrMt BtrMt, ftdjolnlsg All frnTOrinar na miVh thla ttlttf WtkBMUT4MaTnUsi.aBsl mmm V. w. nun I EVANS WALKER, WILL BE SLAUGHTERED AT L. MEYER STORE At Fifty Cents We Lave just received the following letter from our Mr. in oan rrancisco: Sax Francisco, May 8, 1882.

Messrs. L. Meyer Tucson: Gextr This is ao empty boast; railroad' reoordl wui snowii. i do not quota prices, nui i am prepared and willing to sell cheaper inaa the cheapest J7-U Silver Lake. The Bilver La.

property having paased into oar bands, wc propose to open it as a first class resort on the 1st instant. The lake has been cleaned out, the dancing hall repaired and everything arranged in an attractive and elegant style. Bbamiaw, NoaTiaor i Hoixisrta, may3l lw Proprietors. A Card. To all Who era auflarina from Mia avmra and indiscretions of youth, nervoos weak- new, sari aeoay, loss of meabood, etc, I wiU send a recipe that will care you, rase or eaaaai.

This great remedv was dis covered by a missionarv in South America. Send a self-addressed envelone to the Rev. Joseph Inman, Station New York City. novsomodendw Card to the xublia Pbusuix like, I rise from the ashes to a generous puUto and thank the oitizens of iooson lor the valuable assistant ran. dered my employees daring the eonflaara.

Hon Wadnari tKat uon neunesaay mat destroyed my store. I would take thia method of informing me publio that I have rented and located for tha nMaani in pied by A. Goodman, corner of Jackson -ruBt u-iv a HUB4I vei pleased to eee everybody with a fall stock I of goods fresh from the reserve line stock kept on hand at my warehouse at the depot, and I assure the Dublio that no pains will be spared on my part to please them in the future, as I beUm I have aone in tne past. Extending a hearty welcome to all and every one. KeapeotluUy, m'iStf Lao Oolmcbmidt Annoyance Prevented.

Grey hairs are honorable bat their premature sppearsnca is annovins. ParWa Hir1m 'anoyance by wwiwiiuaj iu JWUU11UX UUlfjr Carload ott he best potatoes in ths market at A. Goodman's store. No better ia-voioe ever entered Taoeon. Leave your toe groceiy ana provision store on meyer street, south of the Palace Ho tel.

si Thousands of women have been euttre ly cored of the most stubborn cases female weakness by the use of Lydia xiuauam vegetaoie compound. Bend re. Pmkhm, J33 Western avenue, xjynn, for pamphlets. Soldiers and Sailors. All soldiers and sailors who have pen- wuii uuo tueui irom tne u.

8, Government, please address Jamea Topliff. O. Box 248, Tucson, A. T. e6-dtf.

Those Baths ai ue uosmopoliUn Hotel are delio-ioos. Everybody following the holy writ I one gets tired or overheated in reaching Single ticket fifty cents three uuuiu vujot one. lentraii in-ati nn tickets for one dollar. j4-tf A large invoice of oronnd mi whole oariey at u. ir.

Wilkin ft Co. avLadie who are troubled with cramna anil nervousness should drink Damiana Bitters. ItJ oat received a carload of Fish iu oaraea lenee wiie, which we oner very low. a27-dtf L. ZECiESDoir Co.

WWe B. Hoonor k. Cn f. i juiii iana outers. BATH ROOMS.

Upposite Falace Hotel. 217 11mv Street; het and cold baths (Spring water wuatreueivoa at xieianman un'a a tnu assortment of trasses and shoulder oraces. mlO-dtf i. t. nnue loueins noose and am.

ployment offloe, Ho.207 Camp street Beds 50 and 25 cents per nicht. All kind, nf oraers nilea with competent and reliable helD. Wantiul or a work, three hricklavm waiters. ionr women lor general work and two nurse girls, and 10 laborers. Reliable information furnished pertaining to anv wu m' ui ui uuainess, etc.

Wnmi. Tn eammer pavilion summer cavilion of Rar, Hchwarz is for rent to nrlvate nartia. oau am ootainea lor pumio occasions. mayStf SwxouwUI never havs a n. nni.

you unna namiana iSittcrs. For ohoioe linee of French. Seotnh American einsnams tro to Zlrfi a WI. anrQStf All respectable dealers keep Damiana Bitters. -aat Teived c.oti PIi8ton A De Comnanv'a Atnnul I fruits and vegetables, whioh are offered at I very low ngures at L.

Zeekendorf's new! exore. am-29 i The namos Of C. A. Haaton ant Hinton (tha man shot by Weber) having been confounded in telegraphic reports puuusneo, me lormer desires It knn that he is sbll alive and aoting at present mm a uepuiy anenn oi run COOnty. rara restaurant.

Tha shaJiaat oooiesi epiounsn retreat in the city. meais served on leafv ciazzas bv nnlit ihuubuh, xiverytning to oraer in style. For simon-pnre French dinuere, this is ths place. Young bloods and old eanitaliata a. r-" vuuKraw nere wun tneir girls and families, and find the beat food on the ooaat.

11 is 'be fashionable restaurant of Tucson! jnne4-d4m. WASTED. WASTEI). A irirl to ill! l.nr.l small family, aoolvat n. office.

I Wanted. Four unfumiah.) good locality, apply at this office. in a tf TO RENT- An unfinished room in nni inii. a. carpcoier snop, unurcn I i7tf CALABASAS AND TUCSON MAIL AND AIL AND STAGE LINE, I 1 R.

It or Bole the pleasure of informing you that I. have purchased the bulk and the cream of S. Mosgrove Bro's stock of goods at the auction house of Greenebanm fe On. tfiv Interview with Mr. D.

B. Roblneon It Manager. Mr. D. B.

Robinson, the general manager of the Sonora Limited Railroad, it In the elty, having returned from La Vegas, where be went with his family. They will remain then daring the summer. A re porter for the Stab met Mr. Robinson at Porter's Hotel Monday and conversed with him some time regarding the toad under his management. How much of your road thai far com pleted? inquired the reporter.

The track is laid for 195 miles this side of Guaymas. Its entire length, when completed, will be 970 miles, oonneotlng at Nogales with the A. T. 8. F.

R. Wo expect to hare trains running through to this point by September 90. Is it probable the Santa F. road wil) reaoh Nogales by that time? That is the expectation, and when this oocurs there wi 1 be through line from Benson and the East direct to Guaymas. Do yon think there is any probability of a branch being built from Calabasas to Taoson, thus giving oar city direct oom mvnicauoa with Guaymas? I cannot say, as, of coarse, oar road ha nothing whatever to do with the matter.

you minx soon a road would prove a paying enterprise? Well, I can hardly answer yo. It seems to me, however, that the Benson connection would be sufficient tor through traffic, and will probably monopolise it. It is hard to determine what would be the local business on the rosd you mention. now many trains are you at present running on the Sonora Limited? A mixed train eaoh way daily. Three passenger coaches are attaohed, and the travel is very good, considering it is al most entirely local.

what is the amount of your rolling stock? nr. i nave 10 locomotives, iu passenger coaches and 50 box ears. Yon might state tha; sinoe the load was started tally 68 vessels have'srrlved at Guaymas loaded exclusively with material for ns. Oar railroad iron oomes from England, bat the engines and cars are of American make, all ooming in vessels around the Horn, a trip averaging 120 days. nnat kind of labor do in track construction? entirely native.

We have now. about i.ouu Mexicans and 1,000 Yaqui Indians, now ao yon like them? They are in every way satisfactory. The laques especially are the hardest workers "er w. As a rule, they are peaceable ana oraerly, and give ns no unnecessary trouble. 'I ibrough what sort of country does the Honors liimtted ran? Mining.

The country is fast filling np with experienced American mining men, and many valuable properties have been developed. Do you have any trouble with the cus tom-house officers at Guaymas? None at all. I have always found them attentive and correct. If everyone having easiness with them would take the pains to learn the law controlUns the custom house, and approach the officers in a bnsJ ness like way, there would be no cause for complaint. Mr.

Williard, the American Consul at Guaymas, and a gentleman who Bandies a greater part of the mining ma- chinery and general merchandise entering tne port, oonsigned to Americans and others in the interior, has constant deal ings with the enstom-hoase, and he never has bad occasion to find any fault. When the road is completed from Cala- bnses to Guaymas, what will be running time between the twoplaoes, and the fare? The distance will probably be accom plished in 15 hoars, and the cost about $18. Your road runs through Magdalene and Hermasillo, I balieve. What do you think of those towns? They are both growing, and have bright future. And Guaymas? It will nndoubtedly be a prominent sea port town.

Mr. Robinson has returned to Gosymas, whioh is the headquarters of theoompany. Official Records. DRED9 10 WEAL MTATE. Mrs Jameo Rambaz to lm.

1 and 2, block 181, 1. -w i James Buell and wife to Lizzie A Boyce, lot 13, block 23, Basil's addition, $50. Lazarus to Miss Eliza Boyce and Mrs s' tc. i4 i wioca in, deeds to mines. I Samuel Rea to Christensen, in terest in Bed Cloud mine, Empire distriot, f250, BILL Or SALE.

From John Sheehy to his wife, Cathe rine, of some oattle; price, $256. MIMING BOND. Wood, Donaldson and William Webb to David Armstrong, in the sum of $20,000, and extending from June 2 to September 2. 1882, The mines are Bui. letin, Pacific, Virginia, Moatioello, Phila delphia and Blue Back.

Meyers distriot. ciitmcAii or SALE. Paul, Sheriff, to Jesus Bender- nags, lot 3, blook 154, $25. Paul, Sheriff, to A Dressen, im- provements on lands in Harshaw, $500. A Lady Gaunter.

Wanted at L. Merer Co. 'a. a Ladv i-: i uaauiir. auuiy iinuieaiaieiy.

I 21 Lust A gold heart pendant with the initials M. engraved on it. The finder will be lioemlly rewarded by leaving at this offloe. j7-dtf The. bountiful exhibition of cold and silver ornaments at Luoas jewelry urawmg meauenuon oi everyone.

I -Damiana makM th, nM m. ,1,. weak strong and healthy. 1 1 11 me ters un tUT lit COllTK OFFICIAL PAPER The Daily STAR is sold on all PaaMBBW Tralma going But and Wat from Tuoaon. X.

a TAX, tk lj aatsortsad agent at teo Mas la tfea Fr. laoa. Mk Bally ud Weekly sea always he Ma enell la kit efle. RO ANIZ ATION. The Territorial Democratic Central Committee and the County Committee of Pima county have both been thoroughly reorgaaiied and made ready for the fall campaign.

As now constituted they are a follows; TIRMTOBUL JIKMOORATIO 'CENTRAL COMMIT? Hi Chairman. W. W. JoNm.of Maricopa. mimtktib.

Pima County G. Hughes Cochise County M. Gray Maricopa County A. C. Baker Yavapai County E.

J. Cook Pinal P. E. Brady Anache Cuuntv C. K.

Ceolev Yuma County A. K. de Come Gila Count Bailey Mohave County Herman Bupbauni Graham County Geo. H. Stevens A.

D. Lemon, of Phemx, Secretary. COUNTY COMMITTEE PIMA COUNTY. Chairman, P. R.

Tolly, of Tucson MEMBERS: (John S. Carr, Benj. Morgan, Jos. C. Perry, Tucson.

Li. ftl. Jacobs. Colonel A. G.

White John Murphr. M. G. Samauieeo. santieffo Auua.

Pantono Geo. Wolfolk Albert T. Lee Empire District Greaterville Harshaw Casa Blanco Washington Camp Arivaca Oro Blanco. Tubac i Sopori Pelton GunsigUt. Santa Catalinas Cababi P.

I.Covn. Mart Maloney D. G. Sanford Mark Ezekiels It. Harrison K.

Kollins Woods JuanElias O. Shaw Williams B. Scott Wood Job, C. Perry, of Tucson, Secretary. LOCAL NOTES.

Judge Robinson, of the firm of Cam bell, WilliamB Robinson, arrived from Tombstone last evening. Mr. A. L. Ranok, one of the dispatchers at the depot, leaves this evening for Cali- fornia, on acoonnt of ill health.

Mr. C. N. Pratt, brother of Mrs. C.E Dailey, arriTed from Canton, yester day.

He comes to Arizona for his health The sooiable under the auspices of the Ladies' Comrreeatioual Society, in the Congregational Church, last evening, was a sucoesa in every respeot. Mr. Mart Maloney, a prominent poli tician and business man of Harshaw, spending a few days in this oity with his many friends. He is registered at the Palace, Rev. V.

Gregory left last evening for Presoott, where he will attend a Baptist meeting, at which there will be delegates from various churches in the Territory, He will be absent about two weeks. Moye Wioks, left last evening for his father's home, near Los Angeles, Cat where be will spend a menth. The gen tleman has been quite siok with fever, and his physician pronounced rest and reorea tion necessary. The base ball game yesterday afternoon at Fort Lowell, between the Tnoson and military nines, resulted in a victory for the former. Soore 30 to 17.

The boyB had a fine time, Mrs. Capt. Smith being the admirable hostess of the occasion. A Mexican named Luna was sent to the chain gang yesterday, tor fifteen days, by Jndge Meyer. He brutally beat an which he was driving through Chnrch Plaza.

The poor animal had large pieces of flesh torn from its sides by the unmer ciful driver, Ainsa, now at Hermosillo, has sue eeeded in obtaining a grant of two hundred and forty-one thousand (211,000) acres of ooal land, looated near Fronteras. The land begins at the 19th monument mark' Sng the boundary of the United States and Mosico, runs east 14 miles, thonoe south 40 miles, thence west 20 miles, thence north 40 miles. This grant includes all but 48 mines, in all comprising 3,026 acres of coal land which are in dispute between the Camon of Hermosillo, and Mr. M. M.

Corrella, of Tombstone. Mr. Ainsa will soon return to this city, to organize party to go and open np the mines and bring con! to Bisbee, Tombstone and other points. Poor Pal tie. Yesterday afternoon Mr.

Ed. Paltie, proprietor of the Frenoh restaurant, cor ner of Congress street and Stone avenue. missed $1,700 cash from its earthy resting place under his bed. Shortly afterward he missed the woman who has been as sisting him in oonduoting his business He believes that both the money and the woman left together, and he has already set the police in searob of the absconding party. The nnfortnnate man is naturally greatly exercised over his and says if the money is not recovered be will have to olose the restaurant.

Monday Night's Shooting-. The whole of yesterday was devoted by Coroner W. B. Horlon in taking testimony in the inquest on the body of James Leavy, killed Monday bight. The jurors are Robert Johnson, John Wild, Samuel K.

Van Pelt, W. J.White, 8. W. Bea and Thomas Driscoll. A large number of witnesses were examined, and the hearing' of others will occur this morning.

During the day Dave Gibson and De Moyer were arrested, on the oharge of being oonnected with the shooting. They, together with John Murphy, are now in jail. W4aeaUy. Less than Half its Cost This stock, comprisine the latest and mnnr. faaliimmUo Dollars Worth on the Dollar.

I. Meyer, von an ODDortnnitv to nflfor ISIDORE MEYER. fnv ifanlf It il fn if Mt r. i Am wui BULwinunaw) intuitu great Mosgrove Bankrupt Stock BARGAINS nA i uus ICilllOl V. XUB icupio i ar Hii wwvt anomer ciiance for bargains.

The goods wmruawr DUlaerSAwere shipped to-day. Yours, very truly, goods of the season, will give The above corresT)ouden HnpnVa ner of Convent and Camp streets; corner Convent and MeOormlok; on Stone avenue corner Pennington, corner Camp and corner Corral; on Peuulngton center block between Stone and Sixth avenues Congress street center of block between Stone and Sixth avenues; corner of Pen nington street and Toole arenas. The report was adopted. It was moved that the oity should pay tor the construction of proper culverts on South Main and Meyer streets, providing the property owuers benefitted by such improvement would secure the necessary right of way. The City Assessor was granted until the 19th instaut to complete his assessment roll.

Mr. C. M. Strauss, on behalf of the Fire Commissioners, asked that a committee be appointed to confer with the Tucson Fire Association upon certain matters the company desires to have brought before the Council. Messrs.

Parker and Steinfelt were appointed It was resolved to havs an election on the question of raising $15,000 tor oity pur poses. A committee, composed of Messrs. Parker and Steinfelt, with the Mayor as iu chairman, was selected to apportion this sum to ih funds to whioh it will be devoted: thia beins nurv Wore the election can be held. Amounts will be apportioned to street improvements, fire apparatus and building, to pay for the eount? jail buildina. eto.

The committee will also name the day for holding the oleotion A note was received from M. O. El- mora miMmnftAndAiit nf 4 Via omm MmMhV stating that in pursuance of the request of the Council, the eomnanv would nroaaad daring the next week with the extension of their gas mains on Meyer street from Oohoa to Kennedy street, and at the re- quest of patrons, on Congress street from Church to Stone avenue. He suggested that as lamps could be set to greater ad vantage while laying the pipes, a commit tee be appointed to decide upon the num- bar wanted and their location. Messrs Levin and Etohells ware named bv tha chair.

The ssme gentlemen were also appointed a committee to confer with soms competent lawyer with a view of obtaining judgment on the Captain Jeffords water bond. The Council then adjourned to meet at the call of the ohair. Hotel Arrivals. CosMoroLRAR MoDaniel. Citv: Joe Bowman, Missouri; Tidball.

Mew ur.M.t.,w o. aiuuu and daughter, Biohardson, Lomit, Chicago; Richard Roll, Ernest Travers, Dan rancisoo WE Hall, New York: Comstock. a ii- a Tombstone. roBTKB a urtia. flew I ork: Dr A Whittell, Deming; Mrs Kempton, Arthur Thatcher, Ore Blanco; Harrison, du oi nuey, Aueson.

i Rpss-H Shepherd. Jamea Emmett, Rhialds, 0 8t John, Calabaaas; Jere-1 miah O'Connell, Lowell; Henry Eaks- man, Silver City; Oliver, YYm Baal. Silver City; Pstriok HcCae, Hot Springs iiaacn; nomas nomoara. James unn- can, Los Angeles; A Suthland. Denver: ueo uanow, vm Harlow, 8 I Harlow, ijas vegas.

Palace Uackar and wife. Will. cox; Jno Galey, Olmer Crane, City; Ja- ob Wall, Russell 0 Lamb, Barbara (i.H.. a ft tit! i a war mm SiW.r Queen; Reward mine'; 9 Awards, Thomas Barry, San Fran- wuv. Wood voowBuon; a Dummerneia, romo.

tone. H.n pMfliM0. T. maples, empire. At a meeting of ths Tnoson Fire Asso ciation last evening, the new officers were installed.

Beantiful flliaree work at Lucas Go 'a jewelry store. Oaa. Many landlords object to paying for gas pipes in rented buildings. Ws will insert gas pipe for tenants on a monthly rental where we can make Drooer arranaemenla. Parties desiring gas off of oar line of pipe should make application at oar office, No, Alain street.

When enoueh annlina. uuua mo preneuiea we win extend our pipes in the street as we shall do tha nm. tng week on south Meyer street and on congress street. M. Q.

Elmobk. jefi 6t Car load ot canned Booda inat nnlat aiu. r. niisms. i-itra delicaala from jsesvern markets.

iS-dli Frond, English and American tallat an.l lanoy goMs al tne Uain street drag store, 19i Attention, Firemen. All those hsvina sinned the roll oi tha new fire organisation of Tucson, are requested i meet at the private rooms of uapiia; saloon, at 8:30 p. Tuesday, uoe o. -roperiy-ownors invited to at- tena. I r.u attendance reaneated.

a m.i- of importance are to be transacted, Bamdil Baisd. Chief Engine, oeoreiery, Diiana Bitters regulates the stomach. I I I i a va uuu fSi. VO UUi VUOtVUi erg the assnrance that none but genuine bargains of the latest styles have been purchased by our Mr. Is.

Meyer in San Francisco at auction for 5U cents on the dollar. In conjunction with tha We have just received from Tw and most impoi-tant sale ever held in Tucson. It requires no futhrre recommeadation than an inspection of our stock of goods at present our establishment, and vnnr mini t.S i i above mentioned. We will offer Extraordinary Inducements in our Dry "P0 ao J1M of Store flolth-1 Shop on Church Street P. F.

NILSON, PRACTICAL! WATCH MAKER, AND DEALER IX Optical Goods Congress 8t. next door I T1TC tooldFott-Offlee. 1 ItU Most Keasonable Prices. Wat'ii liepainng a Specialty. J.

S. CROSLEY, veovens ana Oamp.Btreat Tucson, A. I. Wholesale and Retail Best Quality of Metis Always on Hand I a Order Pracsllv ntnmA Witfeld Druggist and Chemist, mix jlxo ookpliti itoox or FiDrugaandOhcmloalt Ooastanti; DPODO 4ar and mi.ht. ni SiatM' AMtfav mue champagne iaco a oa.

axms, fbakce, PRIVATE CUVEE.lnanulan1 nim. SHIELD, in quarts udDlnia. PREMIRE QUALITE, in quart and pint. Foruleby HELLMANN BROS. 4 Asrents.

TtlT, Fmni -c eisco, cai I mn4j awr TIIOS. W. TEMPLE. Cuys and Sells Drafts if Exchange ion tne United State. Negotiatesthe Sale of Mines and transact, a uv" wuuuuaion Oorreepondenoe Solicited.

i 1 Goods, Clothing, Boot Ghoe Dep'ts By forming acombination of the BBU 1116 ENORMOUS Just received "from tha Vow lls anTthinir heretofnr oThilufni nere mav reallv nnnoTnfnloia nr ill jiavmK loeeoou luca oi Br 1M9rS' secanpg good time the bulk and creani of the trigantia Hermosillo Bonom rwi. Running Through in On. la9Tm0MU9' Bon Mexico r. JW1 San Francisco, at ruinously low prices giving all our customers an eual show to purchase Mn. me cost oi importation.

KSTlhe largest crowds daily patronize our establishment and bear testimony that we practice what we preach and alwaj-s aim to please. Leav Twoeont Mondtys aad Thondajs at TA.M. Isn CalahaaMi WedBesdsys aad Satur days at a. a. ssress Mstter sad Passsf aeplv to 0.

TCLLI.Aiast Ij. Meyer Cor. Meyer and Mesilla Tucson, A. autt.