Arizona citizen., 1875-06-12

crops In his section looking very we'll, and says he will raise about 100000 pounds of l barley. for which he has already been of fered fair price. Hugh Farley and MI. ! McCaffry came in from trip to Pueblo Viejo last Tuesday. Mir. Farley says that there are thirty-eight farms under cultivation from old Camp Goodwin up | the river. The farmers will raise some 6O0,OO0 pounds of barley, large crop of corn, etc. They have market at San Carlos and Camp Grant for all they raise, at good prices. The settlement IS in a prosperous condition. Peter Kitchen came Tuesday. He has planted very large crop of corn this year, and says it looks
 well. He was one of the pioneers in mak- | ing bacon in Pima county, and was forced into this business because the Apaches would not let him raise any other kind of stock. Mir. Norton arrived on Monday from Colorado via Rio Grande stage. MT.
 Allison is in from his sheep ranch. E.
 McGeary has been examining the country southeast of here with view of bringing his sheep that are now at Gla Bend into this section. H. c. Hooker and MT. Kim l berlain came in from the San Pedro on
 Monday and Mir. Hooker left for Califor- nia on Tuesday. c. H. Horn departed for the Santa Rita mountains on Monday. A. 1 c. Benedict came in from his ranch with a large load of wool, on Tuesday. Jas. E.
 McCaffry returned last Saturday from
 Prescott. E. M. Mitchell of the firm of Kerens & Mitchell, came in on Tuesday by 1 the Rio Grande stage. Dr. Goodwin and Jas. Southerland came in by Thursdays stage. Thomas Steele came in from the Point Of Mountain Station, Grant road, on Sunday. c. F. Williams arrived on Sun- day from Silver City, New Mexico. M. Lancien and H. Voss are in town from l Yuma. P. Drachman has returned home from his trip to California. Emil Sendder l left for San Diego on Monday, J. A. Ninan and Prof. Airy left for Florence on Mondays stage. J. c. McElliott is ill | town from prospecting trip around the Santa Rita. D. Harshaw and MT. Dunne have arrived from California. H. NJ. COhn and son came in from Prescott on Thursday. Joe. Goldtree returned home from Prescott on Thursday and went on to San Carlos H. Schoonbach from Silver | City. and J. H. Norton from Camp Bowie, came in last Saturday. MT. Hall arrived
 from Camp Bowie on Monday. H. Hays 1 has brought his family up from Salt river and proposes becoming permanent citi- zen in our midst. Alex Mickey is in town
 from the Ostrich. Mr. Howe, formerly in the telegraph office, and Joseph Kelsey left last week on an extended prospecting trip. Col. D. Taylor, paymaster is due here to-day from from Mcdowell.
 | WE saw some splendid butter this week at E. N. Fish & Co.'S store, made at the ranch of Hooker & Kim berlain. It was as | yellow and sweet as any we ever saw made in New York. MT. Kim berlain is now milking forty cows and expects by Spring to milk one hundred. They have excellent facilities at the ranch for dairy farm-spring of water and a good spring house, where the butter and milk is kept cool. In addition to their dairy, they are paying attention to raising fine stock. They received at their ranch recently via New Mexico, two splendid imported Ken lucky bulls and one heifer. They have hogs, from which they have six months pigs that weigh one hundred and forty pounds. Such enterprises will prove prof. itable to the owners as well as advanIa- geous to the Territory.
 APPEL's train arrived on Monday from