Arizona citizen., 1879-04-04
To-Day'S.

Ns VI T. his placita to-day to observe the success ful result of his efforts to produce choice specimens of the vegetable kingdom by artificial means. In the center of the pla- cIta or court are two large beds planted with a variety of shrubs and plants all of which are in the vigor of health and some are now beautiful with buds and blooms, The pomegranite seemed burdened with it's own foliage and one rosebuSh has over 100 buds, some of which will bs open in day or two. The bright green leaves and the fragrance made all about seem fresh and beautiful. The Dr. has most comfortable residence. and has shown how much beauty will result from a moderate amount Of care and labor.
 SILK veilngs in great variety, 50 cents per yard at the White House.
 JOSEPH BtYERs and Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Smith, the parties " hose elOpement from Camp Bowie was mentioned in the CTTI- ZEN Of Wednesday, were brought back 70 Tucson this morning. They had gone as far as Florence, but becoming fatigued with the journey had concluded to rest themselves there for a day, registering at the hotel as Mir. Ashley and wife. They deny that any money was taken away by them from Bowie; but that is to be inves- tigated. In the meantime Sheriff Shlbell will board them on The plaza. SUN SHADES and English walking hats, new styles only 75 cents at the White House
 ON Wednesday evening Dr. Samaniego gave a festive entertainment to his many friends on the occasion Of the christening or his last born. The services were at the church after which the company repaired to the Dr.'s residence where they resigned [ themselves 10 the social enjoymentS or the hour. Music, dancing and feasting continued until past "la media noche." | MR. c. 0. BROWN has made some neat | Improvements at Congress Hall. Beside the handsome porch being contrsucted along the entire front of the building on
 Meyers and Congre.s streets. he has made several changes in the inside which add greatly tO the appearance and convent ence of the Hall.
 SWISS covered sun shades elegantly trimmed sl 30 at the White House. THERE are extensive and expensive i'm provements going on in the rooms former ly occupied by the quaTtermastera and now belonging To Tully, Ochoa & Co. The old corral wall Is also being replaced by a new one, and some new structures com menced inside.
 Two toned satin ribbon all new shades, } and 1 inches wide, 9 to 90 cents per yard at the White House.
 THE line came up this afternoon. A Pima Indian, walking along oil the desert down below Maricopa, saw il lying on the ground, and hung it over Mesquite bush. He will not be prosecuted for tampering with the telegraph. News tomorrow.
 ALL silk, brown sun umbrellas only sI 9 at the White House.
 MEssRs. J. B. HART and pavid Allen are in from the Meyers District, and have furnished us some interesting informa- ton in regard thereto which we do not print in this issue for want of room. MIX. ~. lSu bstS HUN Ou lldhu dL lllc Eagle Mills over 100000 pounds of flour ready for the market, and still his mill is pulling away ana producing a tripple x article from first quality Pima wheat.
 THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
 FRANK CoRBIN, Esq, Of the Corbin Min ing Company in Tombstone, will be here in few days, he having passed Carlin westward some days ago.
 THE largest. stock Of toys Of every des- cription at Inc Pioneer News Depot.
 Gov. SAFFoRD may be expected back in Arizona within few weeks. He writes that there is a very good feeling in min- ing matters throughout the States. CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels in English and Spanish at J. S. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot.
 CAPT JEFFoRDs will probably apply to the city council for water franchise for Tucson, al the meeting next Monday. REGULAR quarterly meeting ofthe Pima Supervisors, commences next Monday.
 l.. ZEcKESDoRF & Co. received 5000 pounds of Hayden's flour to-day.