Arizona citizen., 1879-06-20
FRIDAY.
JUNE 20, 1879
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From Saturdays Dailv

MR. R. W. c. MITCHELL. shor,.,a
 court reporter for this district. returpe,
 from Tombstone yesterday and Ief, fo
 San Francisco to-day, where he will ,o
 main a few weeks, meet and retnrn vj,I
 his wife. MT. NJ. also hopes to inapo,
 men Of means 10 construct a cus,o,, lquariz-mill for Tombstone mines Nei,h
 CT the Tombstone nor Corbin mill vii
 touch custom work, each beiDg fully nro
 vlded with ore from the mines of inc res pective companies. There are thonsapd, Of tons of pay ore on the dumps of o,be,
 mines ID the district, and mucb mor.
 would have been if there had been an, prospect Of getting 1t crushed in the neiyh
 borhood. MT. NJ. informs us that in,
 Corbin mill-site Is graded ready for In,
 building and that as matters are now nro igIessing, Mir. Corbin believes his mill will
 be in operation by September I5.
 THE Fourth of July spirit Is booming in Tucson-just how intensely, we are moi certain; but booming 1t is. Parties have called at this office and made divers sng. gestiOns in addition 10 those yesterday in THE CITIZEN. IL is thought thar eertain athletic games might be made an interest. Ing feature-such as running. jumping
 tumhling, &c. IL Is also the opinion n, some that the Declaration should be read
 an oration delivered and here and there a patriotic song be surg. It Is not easy to see how the business can be made 10 take formal and orderly shape without meet ing of citizens. THE CITIZENS columns are freely open for suggestions or for call for meeting to consider the subject.
 THE steam saw-mill and necessary fix tures for II, for Morse & Co.,, in the Chiri- cahua mountains, passed through Tucson to-day per train Of Barnett x Block. This is a complete mill and will be put m oper- alton with the least possible delay. More and cheaper lumber for the many new mining districts and ranches in southeast ern Arizoua, will greatly help along nm proyements and all enterprises.
 AFTER a long period or peace in Sonora say several weeks-there comes reports 10 Tucson that times are likely to be once more enliyened down there by the activi- lies or rebellion, This time the move meat is naturally against Serna, he being recognized as the lawful Governor. The report also indicates that Gen. I. Pesoui- era. and former Governor, is thought or aS the proper man to superssde Serna. There seems Co be 8 surplus of patriotism in Sonora.
 WHATEVER unoUservant people may s3J or think, there is sUlI a good deal Of business on the tapis in Tucson. There are several young men and some a ahtile older who act as if noth- ing short Of matrimony would reduce hem 10 an entirely rational condition. But they are not to be specially plted, for 'ye all have had the ailment once or ought 10 havelt.
 oUR report a few days ago or a shooting and SlabbinG afray at Camp Thomas urns out to have been nothing but a lrunSen row. Two Of the parties were iued by the Justice of the Peace, and :he hiri party, who was wounded, is getting we'll.
 AFTER hciug divorced for about ten -ears, as we perceive by the Chronicle, ! 'ndge II. B. Summers. of Florence, has re- ! married hIs former wife, Sue H. sum nerS, or san Francisco. on June :. 1879. l Judge l.. D. Wheeler tied The knot anew. |
 MRS. WM. ZEC6ENDoRF ceieb :T.ted her l yesterday by inviting @ few .hoice friends aTOunti her hospitable 1 ,oard. May she live 10 celebrate many 1 nore natal days as happily. IKE heavy winds for weeks past, have . ubsideI aad refreshing and moderate I ,reeze prsvsUs. Nights now beat the best ] ;.Iian variety. CAPT. c. C. SMITH, [. s. A., received a ] inc and costly carriage by train of Bar lett ( Block to-day.