Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Harris. We hear of great many peo- pie being victimized in numerous dens in San Francisco that call themselves by different nameS-SUch as Uncle's and Uncle this and that. Our cilizensI should be sure and take a little pains, ani see that when purchasing they read the name of Uncle Harris on the window and in the store, No. 2sl Rear ney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 Good Time.
 Hon. ". L. Vail arrived Thursday evening from Casa Grande, having made excellent time on his home trip. He left Casa Graude with two horse team at : 30 a. m., and reached Tucson at l0:30 D. m., having rested three hours on the road. His four horse team he had loaded with supplies and sent on before him. He left MT. Firing at the end of the track patiently await ing the arrival of the Pinafore troupe.
 REV. c. II. ADAMS has secured a lot from Mr. Samuel Hughes, on the cor ner of Stone Avenue and Pennington street, consideration SjOO. Mir Adams started ont this morning to raise $30O- the first payment-and when we las saw the paper-about noon-$325 had already been subscribed. The loca ton is a good one and it will soon con- tain neat little chapel-all paid for.
 IT looks as though the military would soon move headquarters to Fort Lowell. Repairs are constantly being made there, and to-day Major Weeks advertises for proposals 10 put tn roofs on the buildings of the Fort. We think January 1st will witness h change.
 YESTERDAY Major Whitside made a contract with A. D. Otis & Co to fur nish him with G50O fee of lumber and 34,O00 shingles for the new hospital at Fort Huachuca The building will be of adobe walls, with neat lumber fin ish. The Major is gradually adding 10 his post every essential appoint ment.
 MR. PRING returned this afternoon from the end of the track with the ad- vance guard Of the Pinafore troupe, and the remainder are expected to ar rive to morrow. Have little more pa tience and you will all have an oppor tunity to occupy your reserved seats at the Park Hall.
 LoUIs DUPUY came up from Magda- lena yesterday no' very fav0rably i'm pressed with that city. He estimates here were 12,O00 people at the recent feast there. They appropriated " one of Louis horses and he is justly indignant.
 REV. c. H. ADAMS will preach twice tomorrow in the court houSe-mOrr- inr anI evening. MT. Ada ns has a pleasant, practical manner and will draw large audiences. All are cor dially invitel.
 WE are in receipt of public docu- mn from Hon. J. K Luttrell, who i now in Washington. It is evident that NIT. Luttrell is much interested in Arizona since his recent visit. MASH & DRIsCOLL are now p ropri etors or the Palace Hotel and desi'e to call attention to their new advertise ment in to-day's CITIZEN and solicit a share of patronage.
 PIERCE S WOOD received today California sweet pU'atoes, white sage honey in 9 and , pound cans, comt honey in l1s pound cards, and cheese THE telegraph line to San Diego is again repaired. but too late for spe cials today. We hope to start out 1 fresh Monday.
 NV. EoNNEY, of Boston, has just been out to Tombstone and is greatly nleased with the mineral prospect. He is alreauy interested in Pima county
 P A. BROWN, Esq., of Picket Post is in Tucson. He hopes to secure some Inf Pima county's valuable mines.
 CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH "ill go to Florence tomorrow.
 MR. W. C. PARSONS is back ag in ] from Tombstone