Arizona Weekly Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

AI.HDKT STEINFELD, Tucson, A.T. ji, Zeckendorf TUCSON, ARIZONA. WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers In General Merchandise Uave always on hand and AnrinuRllv receivimr the Imprest and most, complete assortment -of- DRY GOODS, FASCY GOODS, LADIES jral GEXTS FURBISHING GOODS, DRESS GOODS, GEXTS, YOUTHS, ami DOTS' CLOTHING, BOOTS ami SHOES, GROCERIES, PEOVJSIOKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS ami TOBACCOS, HARDWARE, J737.VG FARMING IMI'LE-MENTS, And TboustM mm! Oh tntacs too Nu- HKKWK tO eilBlt. have The Best of Facilities in chasing Goods, Buying our Goods DIRECT from Hnudi. and are able to Pur- l'irst Offer Unsurpassed Inducements We especially Invite ti Attention of the Wholesale Trade To examine our prices before pttrchailng Wool and Hides, And A IX PRODUCTS of Hie country Bought.

Behest Price allowed for Gold and Silver Bullion. jUordmSoIlelual nut Promptly Attended to. JSHCICENDORF A CO. AUSTIN DEMPSEY. Montezuma Store.

TEAMSTERS, RANCHERS, Anil TRAVELERS On GILA ALLEY STAGE ROAD. Tour attention i3 respectfully invited to our Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE A ad HAY and GRAIN At the 3IoiitczMiiui Store, 12 Miles Below Floreuce, on the Yuma Stage Road. "We have all Merchandise and Supplies needed by Ranchers, Teamsters and the Public generally, of good quality and at Fair Prices. Please Call and Examine Our Stock. J.

311. BEiiiGEK, Watchmaker ami Jeweler, r-ocfr6s Street, Tucson. Juit above the Postofflce. Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Sewing Machine Attachments, NEEDLES and OIL. -Cent for the New American Sewing Machine.

All kind, of Sew: lakl ing Machines Repaired. Stencil Cm tin; "DLasc POWEltS OF ATTORNKY.FOR cheap at The Citiskn cilice. ZECKESDOKF, The Citizen. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15.

1879. LOCAL HATTERS. A Great Stock Ranch. ny reference to our now advertisements It will be seen that Mr. II.

C. Hooker Is offering; for sale his magnificent proporty In Camp Grant Valley. With tho restless onergy chnnictorlstlc of tho man. Mr Hooker lias for number of years so en lnrgod mid scattered his business invest- meuts that they have become too varied anu extensive for the proper and neces- sury supervision. Mr.

Hooker thought he could attend to his various other enter prises una ai tho snmo time undertake and carry on a colossal stock business. But while he has been highly successful In the latter undertaking he has also dis covered tiiatltwas demandlnga monop oly of his attention, to tho detriment, and injury of his oxtenslve undertakings else where. He Is therefore compelled to sac rifice one or the other, and the unfinished stale of his mining and other ventures compels him tondheic lo them, and to re luctantly give up tils beautiful stock ranch Mt the most propitious period or snr-ii n. terprises in Arizona. Wo have long on-vlel ills proprietorship of the Sierra Bo-nlto and surrounding property.

The properties are situated in one of the finest valleys ol the southeastern, and prospectively richest, section of this Territory. The valley in which these properties are friuiaied Is an immense stretch of rich, grassy land, level as a floor, lying between the Graham Mountains on the east and the Gnliuros on the west. This property of Mr. Hookor controls tho mngnltleont water and grass muse betwoen these mountain chains anil stretching north and south some twenty miles. The lands are covered with the richest and moit muri um grasses, and the peculiarities of the climate aflord the finest of iirnzlnir the year round.

The winters are so mild that any loes of cattle from exposure or cold is unknown. Ascending from the east side of the lauds you rise into the Graham mountains. Interspersed with most beautiful valleys and mountain slopes and crests, wooded with pine, juniper and oak and aboundlne with deer, antelope and other came. The Galium mountains on the west are heavily wooded with onk, and running into them from the vallej are numerous shady, grassy and wntered ravines, to which the nock resort In the heat of Summer days. Mr.

Hooker, at the inception of this undertaking, had the pick of sites for a stock iiinch In Southern Arizona, and selected his location as being the most favorable and promising of ail. He intended to make ll the model stock ranch of the Territory and second to none in tills country. With this view he paid particular att-i-ntkm to the grading of stock and has from time to time Im ported some of the Itest blood that could be obtained for money. Ills stallions, brood mare-5 and offspring Iiuvo attracted a great, ileal or attention anu numtraiion, and he lias long iwen celebrated for hav- lu the finest blooded and trotting horses In Uie Territory. With equal care and expenditure, lie imported and graded his cattle, and the entire body of his herds are fine and graded stock.

At the Sierra Bonlln ranch, the main and central fea ture of the property, are fine and exten sive buildings, windmills and corrals, afloniiut; every convenience for dairy and slock purposes and the comforts of a luxurious country residence. At the oiher ranches are also extensive buildings and corrals. Mo-t of the improvements are comparatively new and ail in gooa order. The field Is so large and the j-ossibllltles so great that what Mr. Hooker lias accomplished, with wonderful euergy, in a few years, is after ail but the initial of what can be accomplished on the plaoe.

We nave no hesitation in saying that none of the great stock ranges of the States and Territories offers greater facilities for the stock business than Mr. Hooker's location. It needs but the sole supervision or some able man or company to make this rival the greatest slock ranches of rexns. We are credibly lnformeu tnni uunng uie twelve years in which Mr. Hooker has been engaged in tnis stock business lie has furnished to market In the Territory over one hundred thousand head of cattle, and can no good reason why proiier management of the facilities offered by this proaerty should not treble that amount in an equal number oi years io come.

With the vast mineral wealth and the numerous mining start-ins 1 being opened in the sections Immediately south and east of this prop erty, there will be an unitmiUMi raik in the Immediate future for any scale noon which this property may be carried on, to suv nothing of the markets of Tucson and the military camps and the already existing surrounding settlements. Camp Grant, one of the largest military posts In Southern Arizona, Is on the immediate border of the Sierra Bnnlta ranch, while other military posts are but oc tanes to the north, the south the wutheast, while the great San Orlos Iu- dian reservation Is but a snort nmei the north, the route thereto lying through this pronerty. We have not- me spun sufficiently enlarge upon the magnificent opportunity afforded in this saletoeapltal and the proper energy and good business management. We believe It to be one of the finest opportunities ever offered to In vestment In Arizona. Tnit finest brands of Havana cigars and ctgarrettes, chewing nnd smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.

Mr, Wm. Zbckkndokk has concluded that hlshous Is too small for the grand Mai-querade hall to be given next Friday evening, and therefore he lias engaged the Park Hall for the ooeashiu. All guests are expected In costume and a Jolly cootl time is anticipated. Tub largest stock of toys of every description at the Pioneer News Depot. L.

M. Jacoiis have received 0,00 pounds of flour this week from Sonorn. Thnmnsou'j train broushl them 11,000 pounds of good. Dagulrre's train 11,008 -----1 pounds, and Drachman's train will be here to-day with 25,000 pounds for them. ritf inrst and best assortment of hardware and mining lonis just, reeeivuo at L.

Zeckendorf i t-o. Tun last number of the Silver Cltv Hei- states thut Black Cotgrove have Just recoivwd a large order for doors, sash and bllads, from J. B. Collins, of Camp Thomas, Arlroua. Ciiockbry and Glassware In varieties received at L.

Zockondorf fc CoV. District Court Proceedings. Court convened pursuant to law, February 10, at ten o'clock n. Hon. C.

G. W. French, presiding. The grand Jury was empaneled and J. S.

Vosburg appointed Foreman. T. L. Stiles, J. H.

Lu cas, Webster Stroot and J. A. Zabrlskle wore admitted as attorneys of tho court. Tho following cases were then brought be fore the court: Torrltory of Arizona vs J. C.

Jones. In dieted for murder; prisoner arraigned and plea of not guilty entered; set for trial February 19. Torrltory of Arizona vs Francisco Indicted for murder; trial set for Fobruary 17. Terrilory of Arizona vs Oliver Boyer. Indicted for murder; trial set for February 20.

Torrltory of Arizona vs Robert Mason. Appeal from Justice's court, Judgement reversed aud caso remanded for furthoi proceeding. J. C. Handy vs Hewitt, otals.

Trial set for Fobruary 21. M. Malony vs Helllngs, ot als. Demur rer to answer sustained and teu days grauted to amend answer. J.

Hv Archibald vs James Lee. Trial set for February 14. C. A. Pago vs Angelita Page.

Demurrer to tnc answer and application for alimony taken under advisement. S. Ainsa vs S. W. Carpenter.

Motion to open the default denied. H. W. Fulton vs A. F.

Garrison. Trial set for Ffcbruary 12. C. O. Brown vs H.

Banning. Motion for a new trial submitted on engrossed state ment and taken under advisement. J. P. Arey vs W.

C. Forguson. Dismis ed without prejudice. L. C.

Hughos vs Farrel, ot als. Hearing of demurrer set for February 11. II. L. Hnrt vs Withered Williams.

Defendants allowed to withdraw demur rer and leave granted to file a special demurrer In one day. J. L. Darrah vs Hewitt, et als. Leave grauteu to amend the complaint.

J. P. Muiler J. T. Konton.

Hearing of demurrer set for February 11. U. N. Leatherwood vs J. C.

Hundy. Hearing of demurrer set for February 11. Theodore L. Stiles, was appointed court commissioner. tebruary 12.

Territory of Arizona vs Braullo Gomez. Charged witti assault Willi intent to commit rape; prisoner arraigned and plea of not guilty entered. February 13. Francisco Carrillo vs Jose Santa Maria. On motion case was placed on calendar and set for hearing February 21.

The grand Jury made their final report and were discharged for tho term. Territory of Arizona vs Jusus Carrillo. Indicted for attempt to commit arson, prisoner arraigned nnd usual time allowed to plead. Territory of Arizona vs Jesus Sandobal. Indicted for assault witli Intent to commit murder; prisoner arraigned and usual time allowed to plead.

Territory of Arizona vs Jesus Corralos, Jesus Suudobnl, el als. Indicted for rob-bary: prisoners arraigned aud usual lime allowed to plead. Ei.kgant new safe for the Pima County Bank came In on Daguirro's tr.ln Thursday. It is really a safe within a safe, containing subdivisions for account books, checks, bank-notes, currency and coin. There is a combination look on the outer and inner safe, and thin iron doors between, lock with a key.

It looks to us like a double burglar proof cage, and as It weighs 3000 pounds the Brazleton nnd Celayas are not liable to pack off the cash of the Pima County Bank very soon. Japanese goods, curious in style and abundant in quantity, just received at S. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot. B. W.

Rick, came In yesterdny from San Francisco, bringing with him four fine blooded stallions. Mr. Itlce lias a fine lot of cattle anu horses now on tho way from California. This blooded stock is intended for the ranch near El Paso owned by our townsmen Dr. RIne and Samanlego.

We shall enlarge on this In future issues. Mr. Waiinbi: started his two stump mill day before yesterday. The llrt run wus made cm Tombstone ore. Parties who have seen the mill In operation give favorable roporls.

This mill Is located about a mile west of Tiik Citizen olilce. SunitiKF G.mikiel and Charlie Rappof Pinal county, have been out tolombstone and are now In town on their way home. They, like all others, are gone" on Tombstone prosiiecls. Ik you want to select from the best as sortment of groceries in town and at competetlou prices go to L- Zeckondorf Dan Ming Just In from the Snn Carlos Agency says that Hie Afmcbes are still In clined to be good Indians, aud draw their dally b'ead In peace. Mk.

Fkcili.U of Florence. Is In town and leaves this morning for Tombstone, where ho thinks he will remove htssaloou business. Tint grand jury and general conn business bus brought a largo number of our neighbors in town. Hon. G.

II. Ooitv ot Floreuce, came up yesterday to attend to some mutters ut the court. Fred Bkeiikk wauls the Dos Cnbezas and Chirioahua miners to road his adver tisement In this paper. Jim Sam, one of ttie Florence Hotel pro prietors, came up with a half dozen China- tnuu tills week. Good tilings to eat and to wear are ne cecities In life, go to L.

Zeckendorf Co'a and examine their stock. Circulating Library. English ami Spanish at Pioneer News Depot. Best novels In J. S.

Mansfeld A. I). Oris have a half column advertisement iu th.s issue. Tiiko. WblCU offers great Inducements In his now advertisement to day.

BOA NT furniture at A. D. Otis Co. Cait. Eacan advertises lor supplies In this issue.

Tom Gates, Jesse Hardesty and Judge Ferguson, areatnongourifioreuoevjsiwis. TSNT For SAi.K.-Stze 12 by feoU En- qulratTnnt'iTiznN oflloa. Indian Affairs. Since tho promulgation of the Pres-idant's order, settine aside certain lands on Salt River for the use of the Pima and Jluricopa Indians, Agent Stou has been in telegraph communication with the Commissioner of Indian Af. fairs on this subject, and the following telegrams of a late date clearly dofinc the position of the Indian authorities here and at Washington the matter, and will he found of general interest to all: Tccsox, A.

Fcuruarj- 1879, To the Commissioner of Indian Af fairs, Washington, D. Sin: Referring to the Indian settle menls on Salt River, I have fully com plied with your instructions in visiting them, and reporled to you that both the whites and Indians had promised to wait until you should furnish me further instructions, hut I have receiv ed no further communication from you on the subject. It is now reported here that a reservation has been set apart for the Indians, that takes in all of the while settlements in the Suit River valley, and great dissatisfaction is lult and expresseti by the whites, who have just reason for complaint. can take no action in the matter until I hear from you, and both whites sud Indians are anxious to know what will he done. The planting season is at hand, and the Indians wish to know if they will be allowed to remain there until their crops can be harvested advise mc immediately, here, what action you will take in the mat tcr, as the question should be seltlod once if practicable.

J. II. Stout, U. S. Ind.

Agt. Wasiiinoton, D. February 8, 1879, J. H. Stout, U.

Indian Agent, Tucson. A. The Secretary of die Interior has telegraphed to Gcncril Fremout that executive order creating reservation on Salt River, is iuieuded only to apply temporarily to lands' not now occupied bv whites. It kill not be con strued to interfere with rights vesied in white occupants. 7he Indians will be allowed to harvest their crops for the present year, andiuntil their water rights can be settled.

E. A. Hayt, Commissioner Indian Affairs. A Tiioitx in the lash is worth a dozen in the hand. Likewise, corn in tie ear is more to be desired than corn jn the feet.

Some people appefr to be as afraid of truth as olhots areof firearms. Al though the most nsxperieueed may use it with perfect saety. Pioneer News Depot, -of Arluna. Established in 1870, By J. MansfelcL, Dcnleilu NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL BOORS, NOVELS, STATIONERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, Havine; made arrangements with the best Eastern and California houses, I can now furnish Papers and Books at the Lowest Figures.

Special attention will be given to Subscriptions for Papers and Books. Smokers and Chewers, bhould take notice that we keep the Rest Brands of Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, and everything in the line of Smokers articles. Strangers cominr to Tucson should not forget to visit The Pioneer News Depot Of ARIZONA Pima County Bank. Prksident P. W.

SMITH, Cashier M. JACOBS, Correspondents; SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Bank XJiW YORK- National Bank. BALTIMORE Second National Bank. ST. LOUIS Bank of Commerce.

A General Ranking Business Transacted. Summons. TN JUSTICE'S COURT, BEFORE JOHN I Miller. J. P.

Territory of Arizona, County of Pima. J. Guindanl A plaintiff, vs C. E. Boyce, di'lendant.

Dt-mund S2I5.3U Trie Territory oi souus grinn ing to C. E. Boyce, defendant. Von aru berelivMiiumontil ami renutrou in a i near before me al my oirire in the town of Florence, anu uouniy oi nran, tlie mil dav ot April, A. D.

ISTO. at ten o'clock a. to answer the complaint of thenbovo nnmeil piaintni wno ueuiauus of you that you are Indebted to them in thi sum of two hundred und forty-five dollars and thirty cents. Ami if yon fail to appear and answer said complaint herein required, the pluintiir will take Judgment against you us and Air tile cost of the suit. Given, under my hund tnis Sth day of) Fobruary.

A. D. 187. JOHN MILLER, J. P.

Feb IS IS-lw JEagle Moiip Mills. Tucson, Arizona. E. FishTProprietor. The Mill Is now in perfect order.

New and Imoroved Machinery in ever" Part Second to none for Manufac turing Choice Articles of Flour. I have constantly on hand for sale: Choice Family Flour, Graham Flour. Cracked H'heat, Corn Meal, Shorts and Ilran, Cracked Corn and Harley for Feed, At new store-room on Main St, WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR FLOUR, Liberal Cash Price paid for Wheat. B. SALAZAR, Mini Enerineer and Metal- lurgist.

From Freiberg, Germany. ASSAY OFFICE and LABORATORY, Meyers Street, OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, TUCSON, Evory kind of assay aud Chemical Anal ysis PromptI and Accurately Made. Mines Examined and Reported on at Short Notice. Furnaces Constructed: Chlorldizlng Works a Specialty. Will Procure and Perfect Ti tles to Mexican Mines.

English, Spanish, German and French Spoken. Oct a 51-tt 48 Miles from Florence. Ciias. II. Proprietor.

The Table Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-cooked food. No exaggeration In this. Stage passengers and travelors by there understand it, and to them all un acquainted -with the fact are respectfully referred for Information The Corral is Large And Is always supplied with Grain, liny and abundance of good wll water. Special caro taken witli stock or other property intrusted to the proprietor. Everybody familiar with Chns.

H. La beree's management of Desert Station ipeuks in the highest terms of Jt. For Sale or Rent, The Tres Alamos House. Situated at Tres Alamos, Arizona. A FIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, Dairy House, Stable, Corral anil Blacksmith shop.

Excellent pasture lands and 320 acres or bottom land. The property is suitable for a roadside hotel, merchandising, dairy und farming business. All the travel from Tucson to New Mex-lo. Camp Bowio, Camp Thomas, Camp Grant, Dos Caliesns mines, San Carlos Indian Agency, and Puel lo VIhJo pnses directly by this house. The Telegraph office Is'inthe house.

A daily mail passes the house. Any number of cows and boss will be sold or rented with the property if desired. For full particulars apply to II. a HOOKER. Sierra Bonlta Ranch, near Camp Grant, Fb 1 18 tf 9.

B. oiliiiis, Dealer In General Merchandise. CAMP THOMAS, A.T. Has now on hand a complelo Slock of Goods supIi ns are required by farmers, miners and travelers, For salo at Lowest Market Prices. Branch Business at San Carlos.

Th many sottlers along the Gila above aud nutow uamp i nomas win mm iu to their advudtage to trade with B. COLLINS Pebl lSm J. BRUCKNER, General ISTews Olllcc with the Tucson Star, on Congress Street. Orders taken and anj Book Xcwspaper or Periodical published in this country furnished at Publishers Prices. Foreign Publications at the Lowest Figures.

City Menlllu street Tnasou J. FERRIN, MERCHANT TAILOR. Gents' and Youths' Clothing Made to order, afler the MOST MODERN STYLE. A large lot of Patterns for Business and Dress Suits Just Received. Oo.tom made work oouHtantly on batwi.

ft canine ami repalrta neatly Mom. 3-u M. JACOBS Dealen in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, TUCSON, ARIZONA. Now offer to the trade, the LARGEST, CHOICEST and BEST ASSORTED STOCK EVER BROUGHT to SOUTHERN ARIZONA. Our Stock of Groceries Will be found Complete in All Particulars, and PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.

We call the particular ATTENTION OF MINERS To our excellent assortment of TOOLS, STEEL, IRON, POW DER, FUSE, ANVILS, BELLOWS, and to the Exceedingly Low Prices at them. which we offer SALOON KEEPERS and LIQ- U0R DEALERS, Will find it to their Advantage to Price and Examine our Stock of Wines, Bit-. ters and Liquors, -and- Particularly Our Stock of Cigars. Our Stock of Dry Goods Will be Found Immense, and Our Prices will, by their Low ness, Astonish Parties that have been buying been btivimr of other Llouses. Buying direct from First hands and only FOR CASH, Can and do Undersell all 0ur Boasting Competitors.

Our Stock of Boots and Shoes Has never been or Cannot now be Equalled iu Arizona, And the Prices Speak for Them selves. We have an Elegant Assort ment of Blankots and Comforts Now on hand Very Cheap. We respectfully so! left buyers to examine oarStoek and Price before baying elsewhere they will certainly rind It to lhlr advantage to do so. Orders roceive Prompt and Careful Attention. tta-TertHS Currency.

L. M. JACOBS CO. IX1N9 DD3 FOR SAI5 AT THE OTTIZTOf Ho to the Best and Oldest ttstab-llshed Honce in Arizona. COSMOPOLITAN Hotel.

ii.Bf.LATE ELLIOT HO US Florence, Arizona. Having purchased the above named Home and by Refitting, Renovating and Im- proving In tho most Comforinblo Style, I shall, Spare no Pains to Accommodate my Guests. rable Supplied with the best in the Market. Havicg secured the old Florence Hotel, my accommodations and facilities will be superior to any In the Territory. A.

GOOD BATH HOUSE On the Premises. Terms reasonable. BILICKE, Proprietor. K-tf 3. Maricopa Weils Station.

amiS LONG ESTABLISHED ANDPOP-. ulur Station, nn the Tucson road, has been bought from Capt. James A. Moore by the undersigned, who have completely refilled lis Hotel, Stable, Blacksmith Shop and Store, with entirely new goods and a full stock of Genera! Merchandise which will be SOLD AT LOW PRICES Every accomodation will be civet, and every attention will be paid to travelers, freighters and the general public. The water is the best to be found on the road.

Hay anil Grain Are kept constantly on hand, In quantities to suit. This station affords every facility for repairing wagons, recruiting stock nnd resting travelers. CHAS. WBLLUOFFt CO. Nov 21 10-tf TUCSON AND TOMBSTONE EXPRESS.

A 4-horse Concord Coach will leave Tucson Mondays and Fridays, Leave Tombstone Wednesdavs and Saturdays. Particular Attention paid to filling Orders for Miners. Sam Cbilds will act as Aitent.Conductoi and Driver, which alone is sutllelent guar autee of giving satisfaction to the public Persons can engage passage at the Palace or Cosmopolitan HolHs. Will connect with silver CMy coach at Tres Alamos every WEDNESDAY morning at 7 o'clock. J.

D. KINNEAR, Proprietor. Pioneer Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. Leatherwood's Old Stand. Tuoson, Arizona.

GEORGE L. FIKLU3 Piopritttor. Excellent Hay and Grain Al ways on ITand. Fine Turnouts, slntlennd double. Sad- dirt Horses for hire by the day or hour.

Attentive nnd experienced hostlers in attendance. Kit J. Goldiree Conew lrel. Tucson. Next door to Dr.

Meyer's Drug Stnto. Manufacturers and Dealers -in-Imported unu Domestic Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Ilps. Clgnritos, Aud iu fact a complete assortment of smoicebs brands a specialty. E. J.

SRS2TH, Dealer In Of every description. Also Undertaker and Cabinet Maker. CHURCH PLAZA, TUCSON, Parlor and Bedroom Sets, SUtlngaud Dining Room Furniture, Eastern and Home-made. I STAINING, PAINTING, VARNLSHING and REPAIRING, Neatly done at short notice. Bedding, Matlres.es, Pillows, BoMers, ic.

Of all descriptions made lo order. Pfotnr Prams. Looking Glasses, Klc. PRICES REASONABLE and to suit the times. os-Cons furntohed on short notice.

Hanch for Sale. mHK 1HNCONE RANCH. MILKS iu4 ot rnrson. uoou uwriiincgD, cor rals, for handling eaUl. ir.s ot land entered uixK-r the Desert Ijuid et.

wnloh covers all lb- p-riiiiifHi wa ter for ten miles square. 25 per uero pa Hi on the land. A vninuoir ntnen nr to mi 13 deal In Hon-, Came or Is ca pable of supporting 2000 hoau or entile lit vear round. Prtoe $1300; terms eacy on second pay ments. llorsSfi or eaui laKon in payment.

Apply to II. C. HQOKER. of Slurra Bntttto Ranch, NeorCamp Grant Arizona. 28 tfj Or W.

J- OSBORN, Tnmo. April 8.