Arizona Weekly Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

I NTmTnrTTVT APACHES ACTIVE. aoteis, nestanrants, oaiouust Jiiii vJ 1 IZiXLiri YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, OOIUfER MEYERS AND MESILLA STREETS, TUCSON. THIS FINE PLACE OF REST, RE-iVeshment and recreation, is in a central new and roomy building. Only the choicest LIQJJOKS, WINES AND DELNKS Kept at the Bar, And the Best Flavored and Quality of Cigars always on hand. This Saloon is kept in all respects in FIRST CLASS STYLE, And the public may count on good treatment at the YOUNG AMERICA jyis-tf.

Dealer in Imported WHES, LIQUORS AND CIGAES, CONGRESS' T. ltf FOSTER'S SALOON, (Opp. Lord Williams,) TCGS0N. JlJ Plain, Fancy OK Oknastental, And lriadc to Order. SMOKING Best of Chiars, or you can go on the cheap native plan, aud 'em yourself while the music plays.

COME IN Plenty of room, seats, etc. "You know how it is yourself." ltf BOOTS-SHOES--HASIfESS. W. SINGLETON HAS Opened a Shop On Main Street, Tucson, (North of store, same side) -where he -will 3Iake and Repair Boots, Shoes "or Harness to Order. Good stock always used and first class work done.

Look into. Singleton's for wonc learner. felO-tf Shaving Saloon! NEAK THE COSTOM-nOUSE. ORK IN THE BEST STYLES AT reasonable rates, such as bnaving, Shampooinc, Hair Cutting, ltf SAM'L BOSTICK. WATER EIGHTS FOR SALE TX THE PRESCOTT DITCH, SAIiT RIVER DITCH, And other Ditches in Salt River alley.

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, or on terms to suit purchasers. Will give 12 and 18 months time, The water from these ditches can bo taKen to public lands unoccupied at tri flimr expense. Also, for r.n -sion, one ranch under cultivation, with ri-rm, in iuu wining (Janal Terms easy. Will give any information possible uy auLLur urumurwise. "war.

a. Hancock M. I. JACOBS ERCHANTS and BROKERS AGENTS for Plerson's Terrcnate Flour Mill. Dealers in CO I BULL HON and EXCHANGEE Main Street Tucson.

G05 Montgomery inr3o-tf San Francisco, Cal PECULATING LIBRARY at J. S. MANSFELD'S no4rtl Pionoer News Depot Tucson. Saturday. June 29.

1872. LOCAL MAT TEKH Attention is called to advertisements of Estate of McFarland and Order No. 5 of Village Council. Next week we will publish the list of prizes awarded to the pupils of St. Joseph's Academy in this town on the 27th instant.

Lord Williams have received a large stock of new goods this week direct from New York. The Citizen office has been removed to the building of Solomon Warner on the south side of and fronting the old Spanish Military Plaza the same the Court House fronts on. Take note that noxt Thursday is the national birthday of our independence. Let not the day pass without some recognition to show that we are gallant sons of the Fourth of Jul. Governor Safford and Major Brown leave to-day for Camp Crittenden, and evcrything possible will be done to give protection to the suffering people of So-noita Valley.

Mator DELoNG.has deposited 61,000 in the U. S. Depositary to the credit of the Receiver of the Land Office at Prescott in payment of the towusite. Upon receipt of the title the authorities will commence issuinjr deeds. The Commissioner ot the General Land Office has approved the change in the location of a portion of the town site of Tucson, and Recorder Osborn has received the Register's receipt filiug.

The corporate authorities will at once proceed to perlect the title and issue deeds to oecu-. pants of lots. The second annual exhibition at St. Jeseph's Academy came off on Thursday. June 27.

Governor Safford, Fathers Fran cisco and Antonio and a large number of citizens were attendance. Thc-room was conveniently supplied with seats, arid at one end a stage elevated from the floor' was erected and very neatly The following programme was then en-J aciea in a most supero manner anu bring-' mg forth bursts ot applause from the audience Music (Heavenward March) by Miss LJ Robinson; Opening Address, by Miss L. Oury Good Evening Mazourka, by Mis's E. Suarez; Address to the Olorgy, byMfss M. A.

Urosco A Child, may be Useful, by L. O'Neil, J. Brown, Flanery and Carrillo Duett (Melodian's Foun tain), by V. Elias and Salazar; Victoria Schot'tisch, by E. Suarez; O'er the Hill (vocal), by C.

Leon and G. Otero. The Uueen ot. Js lowers (dialogue), char acters represented by Misses J. Mizner, L.

Oury, urosco, J. Uelies, M. A. Orosco, R. Feliz, U.

Morales, S. Ribera, V. Bor-qucs, Aldrich, F. Preeiado, E. Erreras, F.

Leon, J. Ortiz, C. Salazar, M. A. Page, S.

Mead C. Preeiado and J. Manzo. Music Moss Rose March, by L. Oury: Put Me in My Little Bed, sung by thirty- five little girls; Amrehque March, by Jl.

A. Ortiz The Young Orator, S. Hughes Music (trio), by V. Jiiias, (Jury and 31. A.

Orosco. City Sights with Country Eyes dia logue by A. Ortiz and K. Jbeliz. Music JiiVergreeu Waltz and A Letter from Home, by J.

Vasquez Honor and Shame (dialogue), by R. Elias, M. Lee and S. Hughes. Music Chiton Waltz, by V.

Elias; Fairy Wedding Waltz, by L. Robinson Memorare (vocal) by u. Otero, raz and F. Leon. Hada Perspicar, in four acts (in Spanish) Characters represented by G.

Ortero; V. JSlias, A. Ortiz, (j. racneco, A. Islas, iM.

Lopez, J. Borquez, R. Salazar aud P. Leon. Muiic in 1st aet Coining Step, by M.

A. Orosco 6a act ean oi America, by L. Oury: 3d act Argentine Mazurka, by J. Mizner; -4th act Good Night, Mother, (vocai; oy a cnoir oi young lauies. The Beauties of Gossip (dialogue) by M.

Orosco, V. Elias, G. Pacheco and G. Otero. Music (duett) by V.

Elias a J. Vasciues Cor Armoris (vocal) by a choir of youner ladies. A Curtain Lecture, by C. Franco and Borquez. Vocal music, uat and uog, byL.

Oury and h. Kobinson. Dorothea (drama) Scene of the Third Century Characters represented by C. Leon J. Vasquez, F.

Leon, C. Lopez, J. Borquez and L. Robinson. Music, The Storm, by J.

Mizner; The Refugee (vocal), by F. Leon: Eniloirne. by M. L.ee; jiiusie, oy oury; valedic tory, by L. Robinson; Distribution of Premiums.

Our space will not permit any special mention of those who participated in car rying through the above programme, and when all perform their parts so well, it is difficult to compliment ono without being compelled in justice to compliment all We believe however that it is proper that we.snouid say inai Misses A. Ortiz, Otero and J. Borquez sustained the char acters in the pieces they played with marked ability. Misses Mizner, Vasquez Robinson, Oury, Suarez, V. Elias, Salazar, M.

A. Orosco, Leon, Otero and Ortiz exhibited great prohciency in performing upon the piano. Miss F. Leon is descry ing ot special notice for the superb manner which, she sang ine itetugee. We be lieve it was an exhibition that would have done credit to any school in the older States of the Union.

When it is consid ered that two years ago scarcely one of xue pupils could speak a word ol English, the creditable manner in which all acquitted themselves is specially compli mentary to them and to the good Sisters who have taken such pains to teach them, and we believe with ourself there was not one present who was not. justly proud that we have bo excellent a school in Tucson. iiMiMiMiriiiiMikwiin---n The Apaches attacked a ranch bo- longing to Aragon on the Eillito, 7 miles north of Tucson, on the morning of the 25th, and captured 20 head of cattle and four horses. They were pursued the same day by a detach ment of 20 soldiers from Lieutenant Bendire's company, and four citizens. A party of eight citizens followed on the trail separate from this detach ment.

The soldiers have not yet beet heard from, but the citizen party hop returned and report that they fol lowed the Indians on the trail towam the San Pedro to near the summit lf the mountain, that the Indians killeE several before reaching this point, an that -when they approached near th summit about noon on the day the stock was taken, they overtook the Indians intrenched behind rocks ahead of them. They saw about thirty Indians and found it impossible with their small force to dislodgo them. The Indians came out upon the rocks and taunted them by saying that they had plenty of beef and the stock, and if they would come up they could get them. The party on the trail below the Indians all night in hopes that reinforcements would come up, but were finally obliged to retreat without attempting to get the stock. On the 21st the Apaches took three horses (all he had) from Bickman, two miles above Tubac.

A party of citizens followed them into the Pata gonia mountains, but failed to overtake them. The stage driver saw In dians in the Picacho Monday night. We learn since the above was in type that; Lieutenant Bondire went in person with eighteen men after the Indians, and not having a good trailer with him, lost the trail and returned without finding them. It is his inten tion to at once. takethe trail and follow tho Indians if possible until he finds them.

The Village Council held a special nleet ing on June 26 aud transacted the following business. A Petition relative to the opening of Meyers street was received and placed on file. Order No. 5, relative to defining the corporate limits and ap proving the survey of townsite by S. W.

Foreman, passed and adopted. Upon information from Register II. A. Eastman, that the proper authority had appoved the change in location of towusite and the necessary documents for filim; amend ed Declaratory Statement of entry of towusite, haying been received, the Council authorized the Mayor to obtain a loan of 1,000 from Richard Waffenham, and to give the corporation note therelor, payable on or before October 1, 1872 with interest thereon at the rate of 2 per cent per It was then ordered that the jiavor deposit witn tne u. s.

ue pository, to the credit of the Receiver of the U. S. Land Office of District of Ari zona, in payment for entry of town-site Sheriff Ott reports that in taking the census of this county he found the follow ing aged persons Pasqual Cruz, 95j Ra faela Davealas, 100; lgnacio Salazar; 111, The first two live in Tucson, and the latter on the Gila, who is a hale and hearty man. He never wore shoes but once, That was on the occasion of his marriage, when he borrowed a pair from a friend and put them on at the church door. After the ceremonj- and when leaving the.

church he took them on. Personal. Major. Sumner and wife, Lieutenant Bird aud wife, and Lieutenant George B. Davis left last Wednesday for Bowie.

Hon. Coles' Bashford, Secretary of the Territory, and Maj. W. H. Brown, arrived on lhursday Irom Prescott.

The assessment roll of real and per sonal property of Tucson School District having been' completed and approved by the Board of School Trustees, Marshal Miller has commenced the collection of the school tax. A Good Appointment. ernor Safford has appointed Lewis Hughes, Probate Judge for Pima county, vice John Anderson, resigned. The appointment is an excellent one, and was made in response to a peti tion signed by the leading citizens of the county. ATr.

Hughes is a young man of fine abilities and of strict in tegrity. He is an ardent advocate of all educational interest and as Ex-officio Superintendent of the Schools of the county he will be enabled to perform valuable service. We are pleased to learn that Major W. H. Brown has received the ap pointment of Assistant Inspector Gen eral, on General Crook's Staff.

Major Brown possesses all the qualifications to fit him for the responsible trust Honest, sober, intelligent and agreoa- ble, no better selection could have been made. San Francisco, June 18, greenbacks were buying 88 and selling at 89. TO THE PUBLIC. take this method of respcttullXT announcing to our friends and JL the citizens of Arizona in general, that wehave just received, and are now opening NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK From Eastern. Consisting of DEY GOOD'S, CLOTHING, ,) HARDWARE, QUEENSWAEE LIQUOES, BOOTS SHOES, and'PEOYISIONS, Also a lull Btock'of LEATHEE', HAENESS, SADDLES, BEIDLES, CHAINS, COLLARS WHIPS, CAEEIAGE AXLES AND tl Mule and Horse Shoes, i And in fact everything required' for Outfitting Freighters.

OUR STOCK Having been selected with great care by one of the linn, and with special reference to this market, we are coufideutthat we can sell our goods as CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPEE than any other House in the Territory. We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com muaity our stock is unsurpassed. For these reaaons we respeetlully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling aasureif that our goods and.prices cannot il to g'ue entire, TULLJ, OCHOA 4 CO. v. ixoTTwror.

C. T. Ilayden Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I2T "Variety or MERCHANDISE MAIN ii son, A. T.

no -tf Application for Patent. United States Land Ofiioe, PitRsnnTT A ATo. "1.1 TfcTOTICE IS WRRRH JLl to all whom it may concern, that M. r. juuiueiu anu uickason have this day filed in this nffip.fi nn-niinotinn -r uatent from the TTnitoH Htntue nnii on Aet of Congress, approved July 2G, 18C0, uuu buppiumcniary to the arcentiferous mining OD till.

San Xavier Mine tnitni Mining District, county of Pima and Ter- uaiiuu emu mining: claim embraces thrnn hnr.coi lineal feet on said quartz lode, and one uuuiucu. umety-eignu nytj) feet on each side of the course run. in onwi.r with and more fully showily by a diagram ouiu application. The said San Xavier Mining Claim is COmDOSed Of CODner. le.nl silver nnA trA and is situated upon unsurveyed lands'.

-ojij yai sun or persons claiming adversely to said applicants must, nsrennirefl file a notice of the same in this office with in ninety (yoj days from the first day of the publication hereof. A. EASTMAN, rar30-3m Register. A. L.

Zeckendorf, MAIN STREET, Tucson, "Arizona. DEALERS In General Merchandise. Have constantly on hand every article required in this Territory. e-s It cL xl tl jy -tf Tucson to Prescott SAX BERtfARDIXO, THE BUCKBOARD OF ypSTv, the undersigned, earry-23 ing the United States Mails." leave Tucson every Monday for CAMP GRANT, FLORENCE, PHENIX, and WICKENBERG, Connecting with the Stages of the California Serai-weekly Line from that place to Prescott and Ehrehberg and San Bernardino, Travelers over this route can visit the Vulture and Bradshaw mines; also, all that rich mineral section in the vicinitv of Prescott and Wickenberg, and will find good accommodations at the stations, and much the most pleasant route to travel over to oiiii ana Angeles, California. JTRAXTT iii.ji,o ITJX-tVlM i.

Tucson, September 1, se9-tf J- F. BENNETT Overland iIall and Express Company, A RE NOW RUNNING A $vit. two-horse vehicle thro.pArt iimes a weeK, irom xucson to the Bum Mines, where they connect-with Coaches For All Parts of New Mexico, Texas Chihuahua and Eastern States. "Particular Attention paid to carrying Express Matter, and comfort of Passengers. Office at Lasinsky Co.Js store, Tucson.

(nol'dti) Phenix Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. IJIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Constantly on hand Plenty of Hay and Grain of the Best Quality. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Also a large corral for the accommodation of Trains and Government outfits. jgTTerms reasonable.

J. O. MONIHON and STARAR BROTHERS, myl8-3m Proprietors. LANK FORAGE handy to have in the house of stationkeep- iale. Sent by mail, for cash C.

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