The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

,AI Fish and M l Jacobs are ex> 'a' Is ''.' .a .r,.ys to-day from San Francisco. LIS o~-.-Nr. Collins sold of his hotel ,.n ,sI.iy, U .pc,isn and intends leaving the = D4 sr.
 ,cpr.-It is now Christmas and we R.,, ...r 4 word about making nice present San .szosAy-a horse, house, thousand ''" wife, anything
 Y -,enaster arrived last week in com g,y -..5 several other officers ordered here general court martial The court is a c ..s,jon at Camp Clitsnden. PP.' ,cs,yrs = large number of Texans p4. .a,s to California passed through town on a .l,r and Sunlay A'hoagh coasidrAbly d !, -rn they are healthy anu hopeful. M 'a'' -,rsxep MT. Drachman returned from
 Francisco on Sunday. On his way con- si. .. topched nt San Diego which he rePres-
 .u the busyest and most rapidly growing ls- En he ever visited
 h E,l CONTRACTS are now the ruling ssnEa- ,a Every bOiy i, forwarding proposals to -ss ,Aaa,on. Hopo you may all succeed in iJ ,;o;ng contracts; but would be sorry to find
 ,n fgara3 .oo !os and so rendered w0 r'h-
 ,isr of .,o fact that ,. c. CaprOn took
 ,;o,s,lf A wife. the good people of this town
 bus to fed out lor them how long tho other
 aa, ofthe firm, resident here, intends stiff sN ,.ba.e 10 that old fossil docirine, bachelor TIE Gr,t cargo of qoartsrmastsr' atores to|
 .r.a.s arrived at that porsa feT weeks since,
 sr, new being coavsyai over the route to|
 aesoa 5y 'ra;n of 200 wagons Captain
 has. E iiowra aho aas the contract for tbs
 loDiay of th,ss stores, arrived in town on
 ,Inesday.
 5oxg Elsr :--Jscemiah Biorian, who ss
 .traet7~ .rd .n energetic lit.le business man,
 rr,i cona2 aaeasly in Arizona during she ralt tair,sea years, started ior the east on }inaday Ha coa-iiaro 1t 9ajlo uncertain whether he V again return to Arizona
 GONE HAST We are stry to record the de- .sr,y,s frons Arizous Of Sidney l. DeLong, 8 orm.r.r editor of tie tplzoyAS. snd fer the z past year merchant as Camp Cgittsnden. Sid nsr had his qeyuHaritiys, as every man has, but hii were of character which did not effect ' ebs-s aoesg it might have been to &wAken surprise 4t hjs scrupuIouS integrity We knew him well, and believe that few men are endow- slwi,h so anuch nobility of character h busi- lss. he las L2en successful in Arlzoua, and iaaow the poss-.sor of considerable wealth. 1 AWs;-Ihe recently discovered silver nine al Florence is creating considerable ex- element among the inhAbitants of that section, snt ifrepOrts which have reached us be cor rect is beyond doubt, one of the richest treasures of the country. The ledge has been traced on or near :her surface for distance of seT,ral miss nud Is said ts have bsen fouaa s'Tp0ssinsIy rich wherever examined. Its To- ca!an, g. point seldom visited by 4paches, rsr5erS t on object for speculation whiis ita q ycait7 !o t8e supposed route of the coming 's Tad viii give it additional importance, If a',s. more thorough exarsination it should prove eqlaits lhe expectations of the people, iH location will render it by far the mos! valu. aoe silver mine yet dscove red ir this Terri, tory.
 HTazsEAL;-Ir John G. Cspron, of San D'sgo went to visit his friends at Amboy, Ohio 'sms three moutha since, and waile there, act 'ne under some whoesoms influence gave his affections 10 a young lady, Miss Harriet J Fox, Fhon he marriud on ths 22i oi October. Now, aere Is what we have wished Joha: That the star 'i prosperity aitsrhavng for years beam q upon him, through an atmosphere ofluxury Sed rePose, coanabIal love, joy and confidence, may siil shine to illuminate the joys of his golden wedding, and to sdorn matchless 'eaa'y m his daughters with the rarsst iewells ot 'as Pacific. John did not forget the AR1- tOSAS upon ths occ+sion of his marriage. We so' that bottle of wine and pledged him and 0A pFlos ID "dssp, deep drsught."