Arizona Weekly Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 3

Shaving Saloon. Congress street first pole West of Drug Store. IN THE BEST STYLES Al 1 reasonable es, such as SHAVING, SHAM PHONING, and llAIll CUTTING. SAMUEL BOSTICK. S.

W. CEAIGTJE. Wholesale Dealer in THINE WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. BRICK BUILDING, Comer of Fourth arid SAN DIEGO. CAL.

THE BEST RESTAURANT Ever kept in Tucson is on Mesilla Street, Between Main and JSIeyers. ALL KINDS OF EATABLES KEPT ON hand and freshly rooked to ORDER OF GUESTS. Private Dinners, Suppers and Lunches prepared to order and satisfaction guaranteed. CHRISTOPHER GILBERT. Dec.

13, 1873. lu-tf. Proprietor. Notice. Office Gila River Ditch Co.

1 Gil P.EN', A. December '(), milERE WILL BE A MEETING OF the Stockholders of the River Ditch Company for the purpose of electing officers' for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such oilier business as mav come before if, at the oilice of the Companv at Gila Bend, on Friday, January 24. at 10 o'clock, a. m. J.

E. ALLEY, A. Decker, President. SecrHarv. Decembi J7, 1S73.

12-5w WATER DELIVERED. THE PEOPLE OF TUCSON ARE RE-minded that MARTIN TOUIIEY Delivers Clerr, Fresh Spring Wa-ter once or more a day, at a Very Moderate Price. lie is as punctual as a clock, and delivers at hours to suit customers. Callupon him for water aud particulars. mroo-tf Fresh Seeds.

FRESH GRASS, GARDEN AND VEG-etable Seeds of our own importation, at San Francisco prices. Seeds can be sent by U. S. Mail at 8 cts. currency per pound to any part of the united States.

For sale bv STEINKR KLAUBER, Cor. Seventh and I Streets, San Diego, Cal, Doceinber 27, 12-im BEST SALOON. THE POPULAR kj Mixologist, has just opened a Cosv Saloon In the Southeast Corner of the Poetoffice block, formerly occupied by Levin of the Philadelphia lire w'ery saloon. BEST of Liquors dealt out Straight or Mixed in the tastiest STILES. WINES, BEER, ALE, Of FINEST QUALITY, ever ready.

CIGARS of the CHOICEST BRANDS constantly on hand. SEE "SHORTY" for good saloon entertainment. July 19, tf. THE PARK BREWERY, Foot of Tennington Street, Now Opened. rpHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BEG leave to inform the public that the PARK BREWERY at the place of Levin's original Pioneer Brewery is now fitted up after the latest and most IMPROVED STYLE, xnd is prepared to supply BAR ROOMS, SUTLERS, FAMILIES.

tc. with a Superior article of Imager Ileer, Ale and Porter. Also, will keep at the Brewery a fine assortment of LUNCHES at all hours. Z. LEVIN.

October IS. 1S73. tf. M. I.

JACOBS Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, OFFER a iYell Assorted Stock at Lowest Current Rates. Agency for Pierson's Terrenate Flour Mills. COIN, RULLIOX, and EXCHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD. CASH ADVANCED ON CONSIGN MENTS. Tucson, March 8, 1S73.

mrl5-tf. THE CITIZEN. SA TURD A Jan iiary 10, 1874. LOCAL MATTEIIH. DuniNfi the week, Major Furcy received a new and suitable I atiery andfixtures for the Tucson telegraph olhce.

S. II. Drachmas has recently received a lot of delicious candy and of the latest patterns. Col. Taylor, paid the troops at Lowell last Saturday, and staWed on Monday for Apache.

Grant and other posts. The Col onel attends promptly to his work. Wp fnvl in n. nreviens Kfntpmrmt the Supreme court of Arizona would meet in nr first in January the second or next Monday be ing ume. Early this week the weather was cold er than al any time this winter.

Last lew days have been clear and almost balmy. One evening just a slight sprinkle of rain fell. Charles Siiihell's train arrived from Yuma on Monday. If, brought a complete sft of the California Reports purchased by Gov. Bash fold in pursuance of an act of the last legislature, and we may here say that the remainder of the session laws and journals of are now in the library.

The same trpin brought a large lot of new-goods ior M. I. Co. Parnett fc Block's train from taeGila wi: barley lor Grant, arrived here on sunoay ana leu on Monday. B.

W. Reagan of Florence brought, ons hundred and eighteen fat hogs toF. Marsh it Inchon, on Ihursday of this week. About two months ago he brought fifty-five to the same firm. The porkers were grown by Richard Co.

"Mr. Reagan says he has a splendhl gold quartz lead about eighteen miles northwest of McDowell, ami at the rate the troop-; are chastising (he Apaches up that way, he thinks it will soon be safe for him to start an arrastrar there. lie is enthusiastic over the value of this mine. The Iwo s'ory building, northeast corn er Mam ana streets, is jing finely repaired by the owners E. N.

Fish it Co. Th upper story is to be occupied by a line miilir.ery establishment. Brothers have put a large, expensive and very showy window in front of their business house on Main street. I. Goldberg has recently put a fine door in he soul end his store.

The U. S. Depository has a new door at the entrance, and it is by far the neatest and costliest of any in Tucson. A building with cellar is going up on McCormiek street the north side just east of Meyers. Personal.

W. G. Flournoy left for his home in Missouri on Tuesday via Vreseoit and Pan Francisco. Judge C. T.

Ilavden left same day for Tempe on Salt River. Agent J. W. Roberts of Camp Apache, ar- nveu on a nasty nusiness trip on Sunday ana ion on i uesaay. lie js a good ollicer and works admirably with Major Randall in the management of the Indians.

Agent Jeffords of the Cachise Indians came to town on Tuesday. He sent his resigna tion to Washington some time ago, but has not yet got notice of its receipt there. lie says inai lie does not apprehend dirh-cuity in enforcing any orders sent from Washington regarding his people, Geo. 11. Stevens left for his ranch on Thursday and Andrew Cronly for Apache on saiin' clay.

W. B. Hugos arrived froii Prese -i; about a week and leaves to-day lor Sanearlos. SafVord thinks some of going over to I'henix next week and may go on to l'rescott. The election for village officers came oil" last Tuesday.

One hundred and outvotes were polled. James H. Tooie received 100 voles for mayor and was elected. Forconncilmcn, Samuel Hughes received P. Draoh man (7 and" It.

N. Lcaiherwood 00, and were elected. E. N. Fish received OS votes for treasurer and was elected.

Frank Esparza received votes for marshal and was elected over W. Morgan who got 24. W. Morgan received S'i votes for assessor and was elected, aiid John Miller received 07 fcr pound-master and was elected. Except for marshal, there was no contest, notwithstanding about three senseless voters probably thought it smart to vote for Sam Bostick for mayor.

Sam is a good citizen and industrious and honest man several qualities of which we dare say those who voted for him are destitute. Mr. Toole was reelect ad mayor, Samuel Hughes councilman and E. Fieh treas urer. The board of supervisors met last Mon day in regularly quarterly session.

Pres ent supervisors Fish and Williams and clerk Brichta. The clerk was warrant book of 1872 for warrants unon the contingent fund, r.nd make such warrants begin now with No. 1. Road assessor, C. G.

Jones, filed r. list of tools on hand, turned over eighty-three oiaint, unuseu roau-tax receipts, and it was ordered that these hlanks bp tioi th present year. County warrant 100 issued to II. E. Lacv to niisc mnnpv In a in corder's ofiice'is made void.

It was order ed mat no county iurr.it ure be loaned except for use in the court-house. It was ordered that the woman in the county hospital be discharged therefrom mu uiai sue ue aiioweu 1 per month for ulisist.enee. AcCOlUltS WPre nn'it -ITriAnnliri to Board adjourned to meet, regular session on the first Monday in April. The rear grounds, of several acres in extent, of the Park Brewery, tire now being put in attractive condition. Mr.

Levin says two hundred and fifty cotionwood Irees of considerable size have been engaged on contract and the grounds are being laid out and put in shape for planting them. Near the entrance a large circular lloor will soon be put down and it will in due time be covered with a canvas awning. Around the out edge of the lloor will be seats; and stili outside will be a fine parade with two rows of trees on either baud. Leading in different directions to the outskirts of the grounds and to points specially prepared for comfort among cot-tonwoods, will be avenues tor promenading, shaded by trees. The acequia has been changed from a crooked, unsightly thing to a straight and hence more rapid flowing stream, whose banks Mill be adorned with cultivated grass.

New improvements are in contemplation in and about, the brewery building. In the course of a few montos, Mr. Levin will have a most attractive place of the kind. It will be a fine place for Summer dances, picnics and public meetings. We may add that just west of the brewery nark Samuel Hughes intends to plant many 2f uceo ivi uac mu ornament.

Montezuma Canal Company. This incorporated company was organized about one year ago to promote the Pueblo Viejo settlement above old Camp Goon win C. II. Lord, president, and W. J.

Osborn, secretary and treasurer. The annual election for officers took place last Monday, at which time C. II. Lord was reelected president and P. It.

Tully, W. F. Scott, E. D. Wood, J.

V. Hopkins and A. Lazard were chosen directors and W. J. Osborn, secretary.

Secretary and treasurer Osborn submitted a report to the meeting, from which we gather these facts of interest: Total amount of money received, 1.102.76, and same amount expended as per vouchers on hand. Claims against the company amount to and there is due from stockholders 100. The value of tools on hand is estimated at S-50. Seventy-six shares have been issued to Jos. Blackwell, Samuel Hughes, A.

La zard, Tully, Ochoa E. D. Wood, J. W. Hopkins, J.

E. McCaffry, W. J. Osborn, R. A.

Wilbur, J. C. Handy, It. N. Leather-wood, P.

McGolriek, F. Marsh P. Roca, F. Grijalba, Juan Borques, Lord Williams, W. A.

Holmes, E. J. Hughes, R. M. Robertson, M.

1. Jacobs A J. A. Meredith, G. W.

Hamer, William Mun-son, Leoi)ldo Carrillo, A. Yorkcs, M. Carrion. Four more shares are subscribed for and will be issued on compliance with the conditions of subscription. Estimating the value of the tools and dues of the company, a debt of but SSiJ.So exists.

After the issuance of the four shares mentioned, the total cost of the company's canal in cash and supplies amount to 12S0.8.'. One hundred aud twenty shares are yet to be taken by subscription. Sometime ago, Gov. Saflbrd was made a special agent to personally examine the property and work and needed improvement, and reported that it would cost about SUiK) to properly complete the canal. In closing his report, Mr.

Osborn says: I have given much attention to the amount, of water in the Gila at the location of the canal and find from the best information that there is not more than enough that can be taken into the canal to irrigate fifty farms, and thereiore recommend that the number of shares reduced to fifty and their value increased lo 100. Buiggs Goodrich of Florence received a severe notice in The Citizen last week. It was given upon what seemed indisputable evidence that he deserved it and more. Tue Citizen has before cheerfully spoken well of him on the very same testimony. We have been actuated in all cases by a purpose to do right, and will just as soon as we can investigate this affair thoroughly, be frank and direct in setting him right if we have wronged him.

We would rather build him up than break him down. Martin L. Stiles and Hill De Armitt have sent us a document signed by themselves and evidently prepared by Mr. Goodrieh fur signatures generally. It begins: We, the undersigned, citizens of Florence, believing the accusation against llnggs Goodrich which appeared in Tue Chiben lo be false and unjust," and so foilo.

They do not say tiioy know it to be false and unjust but believe it to be. hope their- oelief is correct. By next fsuturiay we hope to have ampio testimony to dispose, of the matter so fur us Citizen is concerned, and further nope may be creUilubie to Mr. Goodrich. Wewisnhe hud taken pains to have got more signatures to the document before us, notwithstanding we do not doubt that Metisrs.

SUU-s and DeArmitt are sincere in belief. New Advekxisejienxs. The reader will find iu this paper notices to creditors and debtors of J. A. Meredith, estate of Edward Lumly, and of Josefina M.

Rocasole-UMdi-r; tut; cx-Picucho sialioii cook wants ii Mtuaiion, and Judge U.soorn tells the public wnui he can do for tnem in an oni-c-iai way, and to our knowledge he is well posted in land matters and is careful in jUciiiLing correct papers H. C. Hooxkh arrived from California aarly in the week. He had with him two of the finest and probably most valuable nuns ever brought to Arizona, and has a-ouiit iuu brood mures on the road to his line ranch near Camp orant. lie leaves here fur mere to-day.

Next week we will ive ome account of his two fine horses. Vis. are informed that one of those ele-gsnt aud attractive entertainments a horse race comes off at the half-way house on the Camp Lowell road next Saturday, Slakes 00 a side. Roddick's Bunky aud a sorrel Alley Fun," from are the steppers." Dirkctok Gekeral Goshorn has submitted to Grant through the Secretary of Stute a plan for a collective exhibition by the Executive Departments ut the International Exhibition iu 1876, emitrucin all the objects produced by tbe establishments 6ubject to their con trol directiou, as well as such written statements aud epecimeus of blanks and forms as will illustrate, in a practical aud simple maimer, the luuctions and work ings of each department. The Secretary ol the Navy aud the Secretary of War have manifested a hearty approval of the proposal, aud it is uuderstood the heads of the other departruen ts are equally ready to co-operate iu presenting to the visitors of all nations au insight of the actual structure aud operation of the Eieculive departments of tins Republic, aud in showing its expansion from the early days its creation, ine president will short ly issue an executive order giving effect to the proposed plaD.

lhe National Academy of Design at New York, the leading art organization of the country, has ad opted resolutions manifesting its iuterest in this exhibition ani its denre to aid in making the art department one of tha most interesting features. The President, Mr. Ward, has officially communicated this fact to the Centennial Commission. Late Vrashington dispatch. A Washington dispatch of December 21, says: Prominent army officers, who have investigated the accounts of Gen.

O. O. Howard, say that the real extent of his criminality will become more evident and incontrovertible as the investigation proceeds. The drunkard appears to have no nar- (ticular mission in life. He seems to think he is put in this world just to fill up." C.

H. LORD. WILLIAMS. LORD WILLIAMS. NOW OPENING AND OFFERING FOR SA1E One of the largest and most complete as sortment or GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ever before brought to the country.

To Cash Buyers they Extend the Most Flattering Inducements. Their stock of DBY GOODS. CLOTHING. HATS CAPS, BOOTS SHOES. GEOCERIES, PEOVISIONS.

WOODENWAEE, WILLOW-WAEE, HAKDWAKE, CROCKERY, DRUGS MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, SUTLER'S GOODS, And in fact of all that comprises a first class store, is an that can ba desired to select from by close cash buyers. They Defy Competition and are De termined to give. Entire Satisfaction. Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of general jubilee shall come, when all can rejoice together in its peace and prosperity. Drop in and examine our stock.

Exchange sold on all parts of the world. Telegraphic transfers made with any section of the country. A few more of those Dont mention them "left. Tip-Top Earber Shop AND BATH HOUSE BY LEOPOLD WENK, South side Mesilla. Street, Tucson.

SHAVING, IIAIRDRESSING, HAIR-cutting, and Shampooing done in tbe most fashionable and thorough style. Hot and cold baths, and Sulphur baths furnished to order. Try the New Shop. December 20, 1S73. ll-3m DSTJG STOEE.

HAVING ENLARGED AND REFITT-ed my salesroom, increased my stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, I would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods and prices, at THE SIGN OF THE MORTAR, On Congress street, at my old stand. Will give prompt attention tocom pound ing ohvsicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES II. MEYERS. FLOUR! HAVING PUT IN FINE RUNNING order the EAGLE STEAM FLOURING MILL, in Tucson, I am prepared to fill orders for CHOICE FLOUR AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Patronage Solicited. Please call at the Mill and Examine my make of Flour and Prices. July 19. JAMES LEE. JOHN H.

ARCHIBALD. Dealer in QENERAL jyjERCHANDISE, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET, Tucson, Arizona. October 11, 1873. DAVIS KELSON, Congress Stkeet, Tucson, jyj-ANUFACTURERS and TTVEALERS IN-TIN, BRASS AND SHEET IRON WARE Also STOVES of the BEST patterns. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Tin, Sheet-iron Ware and Stoves is sola on terrhs to suit the times.

Orders solicited and promptly filled. Connected with the above establishment is a special department for the REPAIR AND CLEANING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, Etc. STENCIL WORK solicited and execute to suit customers. All work warranted as represented. W.

B. ILELLINGS, H. VEIL, EDWARD E. HELLIXGS. HALT It I VIE VALLEY FLOURING MILL, SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA.

OUR MILL NOW BEING IN FULL operation, we aie prepared to furnish the market with a quality of Flour, which we guarantee far superior to any manufactured in the Territory, and fully equal to the very best imported from California. We will keep constantly on hand at the-Mill, and at our several agencies Three Qualities of Flour, A In 25, 50, and 100-Pound GRAHAM FLOUR, BRAT, CORN-MEAL, SEMITJT and CRACKED A liberal discount wtf lar rates to men" "nis ar. lng large quantf-' purchaa- w. b. W.

B. Ii Gideon Cv J. II. Baknett tc" Yuma. Prescott.

JfVickenburg. Phenix. Wells. Florence. Tucson.

James A. Moojii E. N. Fish E. N.

Fish W. B. HELLINGS CO. East Phenix, Arizona. -Dec.

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