Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
From Tuesdays Daily. Field Day m Tucson.

The magnificent success of the Tom Do
 stone Mill and Mining Company, as
 shown by the pile of bricks described in ianother column, was enough 10 awaken ,our most letharsic citizens and put a re-
 markedly hopeful smile on every counte-
 nance not of Sn immovable makeup; but
 10 this was added news Of the discovery,
 much nearer Tucson, or what bids fair to
 be the most famous silver ledge Of the
 age. This ledge Is located about fny miles northeast Of Tucson on the old Camp Grant road, and about seven miles
 from the GIla river. The lucky discov- lerers are J. s. Wallston and - Peabody, two new hands at the business Of pros
 pecting. The ore they have brought to town and which may be seen at different business places is full or native and horn silver and also silver chlorides. The sam pies show that the threads and flakes and lchlOrides of silver extend through ali parts, and they also appear to have come from a large body Of ore. The inlorma ton comes Ih t the vein appears to be i four feet wide on The surface. Tine news ] is regarded SD reliable shat several or our usually placid citizens immediately start ed for the new location, and more are going this evening and t0-morrow.
 The excitement of the day Is also in-. ltensified by the very r.ch developments in Hershaw District and Patagonia. What iTHE CITIZEN has always said is proving true. that Tucson is surrounded by mar ve.Ously rich mines. and that with peace the old and false cry Of subSiStins of government would soon be only referred l Ito as rebuke and shame to those who !. uttered 1t or thought it true.
 TUE office OfJustlce NeugaSs was to-day '. surrounded by about twenty tHlers and .ioi!ers Of the land Of Tucson Valley making their complaints against Loretta i Yguera, the present Superintendent ofthe upper aceQuia, for maIfeaSance in office. ! From the statements made, We infer that Yguera has shown great partiality in dis lrlbuting the water for irrigation. in con | sequence whereof most Of the complain !. .anls have in part lost their crops. As far we can learn, YgueTa is unreliable and ought to be removed.
 THE application Of Francisco Carriilo V. ! S. Ariola for an injunction 10 restrain the Sheriff from executing a writ Of restitu ! ton 70 the san Francisco ranche and for damages 10 defendant was today denied | by Chief Justice French, no sufficient or legal grounds appearing therefor in the ! complaint.
 IN the matter Of the application J. c. i Handy vs. the City Of Tucson for an in- junction heretofore taken under advise ment was this uay denied by Chief Justice ! French in chambers, no legal grounds ! appearing therefor in the complaint. Stay of proceedings was granted for five days.
 ". c. PARSONS, Thomas Walker, J. II. ] White and other prominent Tombstone men are in Tucson today In common with our citizens, they contem plate the future with much equanimiiy.
 EXTENSIVE and destructive fires have ragged for weeks past in the san Caiarina and Rincon mountains within sight Of Tucson. These fires ought not to occur but who can prevent them?
 COMPETITION IS giving us cheaper fruit. From four to ive nice lemons or oranges can now be had for 9 cents, whereas only a week or SO ago but three Of each could be had for that sum.