Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
To-Day's Daily.
Or. Noon.

of San Francisco, who visits Arizons for the purpose of seeing and learn ing all he can of this important min eral section. Dr. Noon is not only an excellent physician but also s'and> high as a mining man and journalistic correspondent. Such facts as the Dr. can collect he will present fairly in his letters to the Chicago Tribune, with which journal he is connected. He comes to us we'll backed with in fluence and money. We bid him wei come and hope he may he disposed 10 do our section the benefits now within his power. The Chicago Tribune diS. plays its usual enterprise and good judgment in securing such a man aS Dr. Noon for its correspondent.
 MEsSRs. LEATHERwOOD and Haskell returned yesterday from trip to the Ella mine, about fifteen miles be- vond Florence, in Pinal County. Mat CavenaSs and two others are the fortu- nate owners. Considerable work has heen done and ihe property looks well. The ledge k about eight feet wide and V G. from Sl50 10 $500 per ton. MT Leath- erwood thinks the property very valu- able.
 A Cn-PARTNERsHIP in the law has been fOrmed between Me,srs. Morgan and Spaulding. who VII have their office at the corner of Main and Pen. nington streets. MT. Morgan is we'll known 10 onr readers and MT. Spauld- ing come with a good record from Cal ifornia.
 Cor. JOHN R. DALI, of the we'll known firm of John R. Dall S O., wholesale liquor dealers. is in town for a few days in company with Messrs. Hooper and Carr. Mir Dall finds his huSiness prOSpering in all sections of the Territory, but nowhere better than in Tucson.
 GoLDTREE & MARKS are today hav- ing the front of their building stained and blocked 10 represent granite. This, together with the new large dou- hle door and window, presents a showy front
 JOHN HAvsTRoM is making some ex- cellent boots and shoes at his new shop on Meyers street, next door 10 the Sec. Ond Hand Store. He is a first-class workman. See his price list in his new advertisement.
 ON the 18th instant car was load ed with lumber for A. D. Otis & Co. A portion of this is to fill Major Whit. sides order.
 NR. GRAVEL, of the firm of Feuillu & Gravel, returned from Los Angeles on Thursday. A large stock of goods will follow in few days.
 THE improvements on the front of MT. Fi>h's residence are completed. and the building now presents hand some appearance.
 MR. THOMAS BELKNAP is putting a new brick capping on his blacksmith shop, which will improve its appear ance and durability.
 DIVINE service at the court house at 1 a. m. and : 80 D. m. Rev. Wm. G. Mills officiating.
 OUR streets have been greatly i'm. proved by the recent grading. The prisoners are stIll at work.
 SAMANIEGo's train is expected in to- night with d large shipment for L. Meyer & Co.
 WEATHER windy today, otherwise very pleasant.
 TIE father of Prof. B. Salazar ar. rived by coach from Sonora yesterda,
 THE case against c. V. Phillips has been dismissed.
 FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. Dall & Co.'S, wholesale liquor dealers, Mesilla street, between Main and Mey- CTS streets.
 SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead ing papers and magazines at the Pic neer News Depot.
 THE largest stock of chairs of all kinds at Leo Goldschmidt's iurniturel store, at prices to suit the times.
 JUST received. at Leo Goldschmidt's large lot Of fine rattan easy chairs and rockers.
 CIRCULATING Library in English, Spanish and German at the PiOneerl News Depot.
 STRANGERS coming to Tucson should not forget lo visit the Pioneer News Depot.
 WATCHES repaired and warranted al on Church Plaza.
 ILLUMINATED dial stem winder Y AatcheS $l0 at Bergers.
 Toys and fancy goods at the Pioneer News Depot.
 ALL kinds of rifles, pistols, and car ridges at ShuSsler'S, on Church Plaza.
 THE hest brands of cigars and tObac- 70 at inc Pioneer News Depot.
 THE Boudior and Panel photographs