The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
LITTER FROM TUCSON.
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 have it from excellent authority, that in less than three months, there will be new paper ii Tucson. It is propo.ed to have good job office attached, so as to accommo date the g.owing demand for job work.
 The old war horse of the democracy of Pima County, is decidedly .ferrenst" H. S. Stevens in his third term struggle. He says aright is right, and Pima is not entitled to the Delegateship, winch she has helG for about twelve yearsi that some of the other Counties are more entitled to and should have the fiesh-pot.' The old man is enthu- siastic on the subject If Judge Anderson's candidacy, but fears th.t the Judge cannot pe induced to rnn. Hon. II s. Stevens has some vsry strong personal friends in this C3unty,--friends who are under obligations and would vote for him under all circum- stances; however. there is a majority here who would vote for Anderson or Jones in preference to Stevens, if either of these gen. tlcmen would coasenf to run. As it is, Ste vens will get majority of the voters of Pima county, notwithstanding his unpopp- larity. John G. Campbell will get few votes in this county; so, also, will Colonel K. 5. moolsey and Judge Porter. Query: If the Sentinel proposes to run Porter, why the deuce don't he put up his man at the head of the paper "For ways that are dark and tricks that aye yain," the Star, Sentinel, and Citizen beats in all. They are keeping dark and non-cemmittal fo. the present. It is burning shame that Steve doesn't come home and y6E things up, ihusrelieviDg the tights just mentioned of their terrible ss>pehse.
 This section VAS visited with a very heavy rain-siurn last Wednesday; the ther- n,omoteT previous so ihe storm stood at 10 degrees in the shade.
 The city is chock full of strangers, from the different parts of the Coast and the East, giving the town business-iike appear ance.
 Tucson is to have new drugstore, in opposition to Cllas. H. Meyer. The new druggist is young man from San Fran cisco; he came by steamer to Guymas, thence to Hermosillo and Ures; bur not finding the inducements in that country to equal his expectations, he came on to Tucson.
 A gentleman--Mr. Csrpenter-and broth CT typo" just from Guayanas, says there are 5C0 miners. from San Francisco, on their way to the State of Sonara, consequent upon several new mining enterprises having been recently organized in San Francisco to operate in Sonora.
 An American, just in from the Planchas de la Plata, in tn State of Sonora, says, an American, from Arizona, came into that place at a time when all the men were out at work, and attem pted to play the role of Brigham Young. He tore the clothing of of some three or four of the Senoras, trying to enforce his demands, but was obliged to desist; he fled, and was overtaken by a party of Mexicans, and came within an ace of being hung by the infuriated mob, and undoubtedly would have been but for the influence exerted by our informant, who had lived il Sonora nine years.
 The mining interes of Southern Ari- zona were never better than at present almost every day; and many of the assays go away up into the thousands.
 The city is full of miiatary gentlemen, on the occasion of cour tmartial convened at Camp Lowell. It is generally understood here that the headquarters of the $ xth Cavalry IS, or soon will be, established at Camp Lowell. Oar old-timers and friends, the Eighth Infantry, have departed the Ter r'tory and ars wen ling their way to the land where the Red Man climeth the sage brush to scan the horizon in searci of another blonde tress to .dorn his loins at the coming war dance that his affianced Juanita may, in her maidenly prlde, point to him as the re4test and noblest warrior of that whole camas-eating tribe. 2.
 Tucson, June 21. 1878.