Arizona citizen., 1879-11-01
Fridays Daily

"Ewere invited to inspect the di, play at the White House preparator- to the grand opening on Monday next There are several well appointed ant tastily arranged departments occupy ing two rooms at the right of the stor proper In the infant department w noticed lawn embroidery, fine lac and flannel embroidered skirts to, pretty for anything, also a variety O capes, shawls and other regimental unique in every particular. The la uies department is conglometation O richness and exquisite beauty. Elm oroldered skirts and readymade wrap pers. Fine silk plush, checked anC lstriped for trimming hats and dresses hrltten face capes, genuine blunt lace SIX and satin plushes, embroidered satin beaded capes, variety of silk plush and cashimere cloaks and cream colored satin brocade dresses. We oh served in the millinery department mats Of various designs and of marvel. ous beauty, genuine ostrich plumes and birds, satin and plume fans, and French flowers, single roses, bouquets etc, etc.
 We saw many more beautiful things Tn our wandering, but fail to remem- Der their names. Let those interested go and see for themselves. After mak. ing the grand rounds and before say ing "Adios," we promised to print it," so here it is.
 IL 5. FITZGERALD, of considerable reputation as heavy dealer in mer- chandise, at Yuma, is paying our town a orlet visit. We enjoyed a pleasant chat with him last evening. Owing to the sad flucluation in business at Yuma and the depicted growth and prosperity of our town and vicinity he was invited hither. He considers Pima county ne plus ultra for busi- ness proclNitIes and ultimate great riches. MT. Fitzgerald has quite de .termined to locate in this section, but as yet is undecided as to the opening most favorable.
 WE are informed that the Holland mine, situated in Washington Camp, Patagonia District, bonded for S6O,0OO, has been sold to Eastern capitalists. This mine was first bonded by Sam. Hughes and others to A. J. Ryan, for S4O.OO0 and rebonded to J. K. Luttrell for the above sum. Already a large sum has been deposited in one of our banks and the residue is guaranteed for December 1.
 MR. J. STEER of San Francisco, who has been making a tour of Tombstone and surrounding country, returned last night. He was pleasantly entertained and decidedly impressed with the re spective camps, mines, and mills in spected. NIT. Spiers claims for Pima county a wonderful deposit of wealth and future most propitious.
 J. $. VosBURG is home again. We grasped his hand and extended our welcome. Evidently Pacific breezes were beneficial to him. He says he returns to his first love with feelings of still deeper attachment. Old resi- denters always come back to Tucson to find rest.
 WE congratulate James Buell., Esq, on the advent of his family, wife and son. Mrs. Buell. has had quite jour ney, having come all the way from Alabama. THE CITIZEN ex- tends its welcome.
 By private advices we are informed that Judge French expects to be in Tucson Sunday or Monday. We there fore conclude the court at Florence will adjourn tomorrow.
 THEO. WEuSCH's branch store on Main street is in receipt of new in voice: gents furnishing goods of every description, as also ladies staple and fancy goods.
 E. B. GAGE, who has been on a visit east in the interest of his company, re- turned today. We are glad to see him back. J. NJ. GOTTEN, of PheniX, who is a tour of this southern coun- try, favored us with a call today