Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

THE weather this week has been glori- ous.
 LORD & WILLIAMS train left here yes terday for PhenIX and Prescott.
 P. LAZARUS, on Wednesday, shipped for San Francisco via Yuma, per Goldtree's train, one hundred hides.
 THE stage yesterday carried away Judge Tweed, Hon. $. Purdy, Jr., and Mir. C. F.. Cate.
 ZECKENDoRF BROS. received on Tuesday l0,0G0 pounds flour from c. T. Hayden's mill on Salt river.
 JUDGED from a bill received regarding our freight on tine Montana, the "general average" charge was about ten per cent. on original cost of freight. Col. w. B. RoYALL informs us that he will have telegraph connection between Tucson and Camp Lowell within two weeks.
 M. R. PLATr, Esq, Secretary of the Mastin Bank oi Kansas City, scatterS his 1 New Years compliments to hls old friends l in Tucson, with printed statements sbOW- | ing d healthy condition of the institution. SOLOMON WARNEa re:arned here from San Francisco a week ago. He informs us | that tine machinery for his f1Ouring-mill Is all on the way and expected here soon, and it will then be put up on his site just opposite town.
 TUE concert and ball at the Cos.nopoli. tan hotel on Thursday night was in every way a success The FitJh Cavalry Band acquitted Itself with it's accustomed high credit, and Mir. H. B. Smith of the hO;el did hls full and satisfactory duty towards all.
 DIVINE service will be held in the court house to-mOriUw at II a. m., by Rev. F. O. | BarStow Of the Episcopal church.
 Father Antonio will preach in the Eng l fish language In the athOlic church GO- 1 morrow at I0 d. pr., and there will be mu- I SIC with the services. | JAMES LEE is putting up steam saw | mll in the santa Rita mountains some | thirty-fve miles from Tucson, where he | says there Is ;tS good pine timber as any in the country. short piece Of road is now | being built iii the nouRt;tinS to the site, and the machinery is being put in order ! to set up.
 NOTICE the fact that E. D. Wood is now reenforced by his brother J. $. Wood in the mercantile business, and the firm name is E. D. Wood & Brother. They make q strong team and intend to sell good goods us cheaply as any firm ill Tue son.
 ARRIVALS at the Cosmopolitan Hotel during the past week: A Lopez, Mazda lena, sonora; O Buckalew, PheniX: w H Carter. Desert Station; T. Metzger, San { aTloS Santiago Frago, Magdalena SO- nora James A Moore, Maricopa Wells H Kim berlin, HUOker's Ranch w c Kee- gan, Las Cruces, New Mexico $ w Car penter, City.
 THE United States and district courts .were opened last Monday in Tucson, in accordance with law-Chief Justice Dunne presiding Without transactng any busi- ness, both courts adjourned until next Monday. Whether the business will bc taken up or all adjournment be ordered till March l, is undecided. OUR hearty thanks are hereby rendered to the members and attaches of both houses of the late legislature for their uniform courtesy shown us, and es pecial- ly are they to Messrs, Penwel!, Cronly, Cate and Carpenter-chief and assistant clerks of the body. This morning we learn no court will be held till March l.
 MR. H. E. LACY, who returned from a
 
 Tucson, on Thursday, informs us that a Camp Grant SGldier deserted from Steel & Co.'S station, Point of mountain, about Sunday, and took with him six govern ment mules. Lieut.. Watts of Bowie was out after the deSerter, but on arriving at the Cienega, decided he was not on the right track, and returned to Grant.
 ON Wednesday, Col. Boyle and J. F. Magee returned with more supplies and experienced Nevada quartz miners, to their works south of here. The Colonel said before starting that he was all pre- pared to shove work vigorously with the most skilled wor<men. James c. Tru They will probably go a few miles into Sonora hefore returning-whieh will be in about two weeks.
 A. c. BENEDICT came into town the ofh- CT day and left yesterday for home. He informs us that the arraStrarS himself Shugert and RiOrden had been running for four weeks, were robbed about Febru- ary l. of all amalgam accumulated in that time. and thinks it was worth from S700 tO Sl000 He says it was done with care and completely, and that he has some suspicious of who did the deed. He is well satisfied that Huibabi mine upon which they were working. is valuable. J. D. MONIHON of PheniX, called and in formed us that he had purchased Ben Blocks interest in the mail line between PheniX and Mcdowell, and now he owns the whole business. We think Mir MOni- hon will do his whole duty as a contractor, and if he can manage it so as to make close connection with the Florence and | TsN