Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
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From Mondays Daily. 4 MnrrnK RnlLeY

! Among the citizens or this State vvho
 are taking prominent part in the devel.
 opment of Arizona we note, in addition
 Co the names mentioned in our last ar,,. icle, that Of Mir. J. Murray Bailey. n,
 Rochester (now of Tucson), who graduated
 not very long ago at the university there.
 Mir. Bailey, with a vigor characteristic ot the citizens Of that thriving munIeipal,,v has thrown both his labor and his eanitsi
 into the work. Of development. and bss
 met with R success which will 0ouhtiass encourage many of his friends to emuIafe him. The Arivaca Mills, in which he is largely interested, are the finest of the Sev, l yet erected in that country, and under his
 Intelligent superintendence are abon, ,o
 yield large profits to their owners. Tn inc work Of pioneer exploration Mr. Railev
 has been very fortunate. and some of his discoveries rank among the richest In the
 Territory. South for June. Some Of hrs Objects.
 1 Prof. E. T. Cox Informs us that he renra-
 sents company which has control or the
 diamond rock and prospecting drill, and
 that his principal business now is to find
 suitable mines upon which to use the
 drill and to arrange for its use. He has one machine with drill now on the way to
 Tucson. He expects to remain In the Ter ritory for some months and perhaps for
 years. He and Mir. H. c. Hooker left to- day for quite trip among the mines and ranches east Of the San Pedro.
 MIR. CLAUDE ANDERSON. w., F. & Co.'S
 Agent; Mrs. NJ. A. Aguirre, Miss Beatrice
 Aguirre and young Pedro Aguirre left by stage yesterday bound for San Francisco. The young man Pedro goes East to attend school and Mrs. Aguirre will remain some months in San Francisco with her niece, who goes there for medical treat ment. Mir. Anderson, we presume, is of on nasty business trip. In his absence MT. Jilson acts as agent for w., F. k Co.
 DAN KERo was brought from Charles ton and lodged in the Tucson jail yester- day, on a charge Of numbering Dennis Casadine. The hearing was had before Justice Bennett. It seems that a man named Charles Lynch was arrested with Keho in the same come ction, but xasI discharged and Keho held. The testi- mony is quite voluminous and seems toI warrant the commitment of Keho on the charge.
 SPECIAL MAIL AGENT J. D. Mahoney has been in Tucson several days looking after missing registered packages, as vel are informed. He leaves tomorrow for Maricopa, Phenix and perhaps other places in Arizona. Mir. ". NJ. Griffith, of Kerens and Griffith, has been in town a few days and strikes out on the line to- morrow. In all sorts Of weather he keeps the line running in good shape.
 W. N. A. NORTON, General Superintend- ent Of the National Mail and Trsnsporta- ton Line of stages between Tucson and santa Fe is in town. He assures us that the first regular train Of cars on the Atchi- son road would run into Las Vegas on the | 4th instant. Everything is running on both stage and railway line and business increasing, which we srel glad to hear and make note Of.
 THE City Council meets tonight in reg ular monthly session at the City Record | CTS office, on Congress street. We under stand the Council are ready. with two or three exceptions which are under favor able adjustment, 10 report a clear right Of way through the corporate limits and the stipulated distance each side for the Southern Pacific Railroad.
 RAIN fell in all directions from Tucson to-day, and about ? p. m., a slight shower fell in town. Just before the shower the marked 9S in the shade at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Heavy rains fell to the south and southwest. The air Is much better than this forenoon.
 ON last Saturday William H. Young was examined before Justice Meyer on a charge Of perjury. The result was that Mir. Young was held to answer the charge before the next Grand Jury. Ball was fixed at Sl GOO.
 MIR. BURKE, the agent of James NJ. Bar ney at Casa Grande, arrived in Tucson yesterday by private conveyance. He is a prompt business man. He will remain In Tucson a few days.
 THERE is a good deal of activity just now fixing house roofs, In view O: the coming rains. Levin has the tin roof on his hall pretty we'll along.
 MEssRs. ABBOTT and Dutton left today for several days in the Arivaca District. the former representing Eastern investors and the latter the Topeka, Kansas, Times.
 PHILADELPHIA stock reports show that about ten days ago one sale of 1900 shares of Tombstone NJ. and NJ. stock changed hands at S6 per share.
 ThE stages go and come loaded from Casa Grande, and the travel and traffic on the Rio Grande route are increasing.