Arizona citizen., 1879-08-08
From Saturdays Daily.

book keeper Of large firm, was brough
 up to the saIesroom on Main street yester e day, and for convenience Of arrangement l. and style Of finish 1t will compare wltl !, any shipped from San Francisco. ThI
 enterprise deserves eommendaiIon ant u encouragement from our citizens. Elm e ploymeut Is given to number of men i and home manufacture is always a con I venience md saving to home consumers
 NIT. Goldschmidt will take pleasure 1T showing his friends and patrons The clasl '' and style of goods he is able to turn out o , his shop on very short notice.
 THE cruelty Of the human kind wa, 2 clearly exhibited yesterday. when, witt ] an unobstructed sun crowding the. mer
 cury up its little ladder almost 10 the top
 some reckless person started rumors O. further Indian depredations in variou, - quarters. or course the enterprislng re
 pOrters were after such Items at ouce-tbt ! whole pack, Tray, Blanche and Sweet
 heart, In full cry. According to the s1orie,
 told, gore had flowed in q river on tho l Sassabi Flat, and six scalped cOrpses len 9 no doubt as 10 who did the work: ana
 about the Canyon del Orc, in the opposite
 direction, there was another bloody le
 gend. Ihe duty of the veracious chron icler led him to trace all these reports ana
 by the time he had done so and run them e "up n tree." he WAS ready 10 VOW thai Y two Ice machines Of forfy-horse power would not cool any spot In Tucson. Lying Is & bad habit.
 H. B. UNDERHILI., Esq, Attorney for the Southern Pacific Railway, arrived yesterday to examine the title papers to
 the right Of way through Tucson and 10 a 2 certain distance both east and west of the city limits. He, with members Of the city
 government, met at 8 o'clock this morn ing in the office Of the Board Of SupervIs- Ors and has been busiIy at work. Alter completing the examination O all mat 2 ters with the city, MT. Underhill will per
 hnps extend his Investigations regarding
 right Of way still further eastward, and
 may not conclude his iabors before Tues day or Wednesday,. He is the guest Of
 Judge Neugass and MT. Wasson.
 BEN MORGAN. Esq, returned from Tombstone yesterday. He visited the Tough Nut and Lucky Cuss particularly.
 In the former he found the main shaft In
 an ore body of full ten feet in width, and
 Of al least n two hundred dollar average.
 He thin ks the mill could now be run for a
 full year, without any work but stoping
 The Lucky Cuss he describes as showing
 as finely as could be. The Corbin NH
 Company will commence their frame
 work on Monday next, and they allow ' i've months for the stamps to get 10 work Ing. The condition Of things Is regarded as entirely serene.
 THE Sabbath school connected with the
 Presbyterian Church Is progressing nicely, consider ng this Is the warm season. Since
 Rev. Mills hns had charge Of the school he has taken great interest in the work and The s:tendancei is increasing. A Bible class is about 10 be organized and we ad- wise our young men and women to join, for Mir. Mills Is a teacher Of more than or dinaTy information and his manner en- tertRins while it instructs. A lot Of new singing books have just been received from San FranciscO for The school.
 IT is evident that some Of our good peo- pie are enjoying the luxury Of sleeping in the open air under the starry-the starry: yes the starry. This fact is evident from the other fact that n short time ago Mir. GoldschmIdt made five dozen cot frames and now he has only aalf dozen len and another sixty are being made fin the shops. To enjoy the sweets Of refreshing slumber during these lovely nights with the starry sky for covering is perhaps the chief Of delights To which flesh is heir 10.
 TUE new Presbyterian Church Is now fin a condition 10 be occupied, although not yet completed. The clustering was nn- ished to-day and it Is probable that tenn porary seats and pulpit will be put in and the building used as it Is until such time as the congregation and friends Of the church feel able to put on the finishing touches. IL is proba ble that with our rap idly increasing American population thel means necessary to complete thls build II 2 will soon be subscribed.
 MEssRs GAGE. Cbipman, James. Leake and Cox are in from their extended trip through the surrounding mining districts. All return In remarkably fine condition, and are willing Co make avldavIt that this is the best season Of the year for travel. Nothing but II long conversation | with each individual will reveal the hum. l DTS Of the expedition. The night before the tragedy Of Aztec canyon this party camped on the spot where that tragedy oc- cured.
 A DAY two since a car load Of lumber arrived at Casa Grande for A. D. Otis & O., and another car load is on the way down. Some Of this lumber consists oil shingles which have already been sold and are to 20 10 Tombstone. It will pos sibly surprise our Huachuca lumber men wEen they discover shingles are shipped all ihe way from California and sold with in sight Of their mills. This Is competi. ton with a vengeance.
 IT would be difficult to nnd a more eIe. gant drug store this side Of san Fran cisco than that lecentIy opened on Camp street by pr. Wltfeld. The building itself is an ornament tO the town and the stock is best quality and elegantly dls played Dr. Wltfeld desires tO secure his share Of pub Tic patronage, and therefore has inserted an advertisement In THE CITIZEN, which will be found In the proper column.
 TIE rapid development Of our mines makes the importation Of considerable machinery necessary. The RIsdon Iron Works advertised In this issue offer io supply just the class and quality or ma chinsry needed by our miners. This is an old and we'll established com pauy and we hope our citizens we'll find it to their , advantage to give them a large pstrongel from tbis section of Arizona.
 EXCELLENT reports from Tombstone, as usual. Mfr. W. c. Parsons, who just came