Arizona citizen., 1879-04-25
To-Dayis.

l SOMEBODY concluded, on "Wednesday night, to go into the flour business, bu capital was lacking. Energy and plucB the best Hayden's was soon in hand. Il was obtained by going in to the ware house of Zeckendorf < Staab, through 6 ransom, al a very dead hour of the night when all the energetic young men were asleep on their six-shooters. About 3UO( pounds were thus removed, and I6O0 were stored in grain field In the valley under pile of green barley. The latter quantity was found yesterday morning, but the other l200 is only accounted for on the supposilion that trade was very good that night.
 WHILE straying down Meyers street to- day we dropped into Mir. J. NJ. Berger's new jewelry store, and found every thing neat and attractive. The new show eases are full of bright Jewelry, varied in form and good In quality. Mir. Berger has just received a new safe made to order In San Francisco. The array Of clocks is some what extensive, and the various designs exhibited are both curious and beautiful Among other things MT. Berger says he believes in quick sales with small pron $ mind that nowl
 JUAN EsPINOZA, another victim taken up by Deputy Marshal Evans for carrying on a distlllery and defrauding the Gov ernment of it's just dues, was brought be- fore U. $. Commissioner NeugaSs for ex- animation today. The delinquent, how ever, waived examination and was there upon held to answer before the next Grand Jury Of the United states, and his bail fixed in the sum Of SlOO0. In the absence Of sureties, the defendant was commit ted into the custody or the U. s. Marshall.
 OUR people should not forget when they go to the city to call on Uncle Harris We hear Of d great many people being victimiZed in numerous dens in san Fran cisco, that call themselves by different names-such as Uncle's, and Uncle this and that. Our citizens should be sure and take little pains, and see that when purchasing, that they read the name Of Uncle Harris on the window and in the store, NO. 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 WE call attention to the new advertise of 4. A. Wilt, which appears in this issue NIT. Wilt recently made d trip east and while there made arrangements for the shipment of his goods direct from first hands. He will therefore soon have a complete assortment Of farmers and min CTS goods at very low prices. He expects a considerable supply in next week.
 Col. WM. c. BOYLE, F. Ii. Woodwork, W. l.. Crosby and others left to-day for trip into the mountains south for the pur pose Of examining the mining properties in Arivaca, Santa Rita, Gro Blanco and Patagonia Dlstucts. They will be absent several days.
 WE understand that Inspector Ham mond left this morning on Q trip to Ari- vaca and Tubac. Perhaps he desires, q possible, To locate the scene Of that TO- mantle work Apache Land" Quien sabe.
 ST. LOUIS Anheuser beer, Boca beer aud champagne received to-day by II. Horror, who offers great inducements to whole sale buyers and will supply The retail trade at very modest rates.
 FIELDS & MORGAN'S Schoouers came up tine Santa Cruz to-day loaded to the hur- ricane decK with general merchandise, consigned to about twenty-five parties, and aggregating in weight 7S,OOO pounds.
 REGISTERED at the Cosmopolitan Hotel are J. Sevenoaks and P. J. Smith MeXico; B. ". Carter and J. W. Barnes, Chicago; George Hamilton, Tom bstone.
 A. LEVIN received today four barrels of New Jersey cider and ten cases of cham pagne. which he will dispose Of at very low figures.
 BARNETT, BLOCK X Co.,, have half col umn under the head or new advertise ments which is very important to all mer chants, freighters, &c.
 A FINE ebony lined flute for S6, worth SIS, at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 MRS. Nj. NJ. GORILLA is expected in Tue son in a few days.