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 Youf correspondent is al recept | of letter frem 4 C Hcsing, Nrlt- ten ou the eve of his departure from Sau Francesca fer Chicago H. laritcs lu cheerful and saagtue touc. Speaking of the large pgce of rich ore he took from che Jallos mine, he says FaalN,our < Reese Ihave asSayed one corner of t whirh Nent SI9 $40, and l have th- State seal on inc certificate "
 Messrs Reese, Sllverburg < Saa- omon have ukau charge of shat l 500-pouHd shipment of ore from lIayse < Buck's Julius aud Calnide mlnes, and they will soon 0e in rc- ce.pt of its full value. ! The ladies are busy al work pre- pairing a chilaren's Christmas Tl'se. .laere will be Q distribution of pres ems, besides lneaaicals, tableaux, music. refreshments and iaueing. 1 Gu Christmas night a grand mas Querade ball is co take place at the ! Cosmopolitan Hotel Ye Globeites are cordially Invited to participate m the festivities
 Mr Collingvood has just com pletel iiue residence. Ir IS con si3ered one of the largest and finest i residences m Arizona. Gen. Williamson. commissioner of the U s. Land Office, Washington, is expected here shortly- ] John Nasson surveyor general of Arizona. was in town last week and made a flying srip to Picket Post. He IS highly elated at Arzona's Hattering prospects, ati especially as regards the southern portion. He aud other capitalists are about to start a bank n Tucson
 Mr. Fake, of the Chicago Tribune editorial s.af, is expected here short- ". as he Is now eu route to Arizona to write Go the Tribune in regard to !. her resources.
 Last week your correspondent en- joved the hospitality of " H. Demp- ser and wife at ther rancho at. Mohtezuma
 Court having adjourned, we miss the pleasant presence ef several of our visitors from rhe mountains
 Ills Honor, Chief Justice French completed his court labors for the present term on Wednesday, ate bis Thanksgiving dinner with us, and took his departure for home on Fri day, to seek a iittle well-merite3 rest after his untirmg devotion to court business here.
 At last weeks meeting of the board of supervisors it was deelded 10 extend the tune for payment of taxes up to and including the 50th of the present month.
 TAe November term of the district court adjourned on Wednesday last The following are the last cases at tended to
 TUESDAY, NOV 26rH
 4. Townsende ct al. ys E. L. Chil- son ct al. This case came on regu- ! larly for trial jury returned a yer diet in favor of plaintiffs
 J D. Reymert vs. The Wana s Il Go. 0u motion of plaintiff, and in accordance diEh stipulation on file. the Court ordered that tho case be continued for the term.
 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27TH.
 J Colllngwood < Go. vs. ". v. Elliott. By consent of the parties. the Court ordered case dismissed at defendants cost
 James Wood ys Peter Will & O.. appellau. Appeal in this case or dered dismissed by the Court.
 Charles Bapp, appellant, vs. John WessoIitch. Court ordered that judg ment Of lower court be affirmed and ihe appeal dismissed
 E. <. Jones vs. T B Jones The Court ordered that John J. Devne be appomted referee to take testi- mony Ill this case.
 T. R. LaAIner vs. Haskin Mining Go. Court otdered that hearing of -writs of certiorari in the case be con- tinaed until the next term of the court
 ]. Hamilton ys II C. Hoffman. Court ordered that judgment of lower court be affirmed
 4 Townsend ct al vs $ | Chil son ct al Ordered that stay of proceedings n this easo De granted for thirty days. FRENfARTs.
 The expenses Of the recent Green back campaign il J0nnecfIcut were