Arizona citizen., 1879-07-18
From Wednesdays Daily.
Ice Mrchlne tor Tucson q Fact.

Holden Bros, of Philadelphia, have re- celved an order from Tucson for an ice machine, and it will soon be here, accom- panied by a man who knows all about operating tt. It has been tested at the manufactory and only has to be put in place here and set to work freezing In this somewhat warm climate. But 1t will make ice, and at the rate Of one and one- half tons per day. The site Of the factory has been secuI ed just south Of the public school house and stone are now being hauled on the ground for the foundation, The gentleman who has this enterprise in hand will put 1t through in good shape, and it will cost from Sl0,000 to sl20O0 be- fore pound Of ice is made; but he has not undertaken the work for the balance Of this year, but for permanent and con- tinuous business. Ice here will be bles- sing, and to have il every day will be an uninterrupted blessing.
 SHERIFF SHIBELL leaves for San Fran cisco tomorrow. Calse: Mrs. Shibell and children are up there, Presume he Is tired Of being member of what the wicked bachelors here call the "Goose Club" Notwithstanding the jeers, which are per haps the offspring Of .ealousy, the "GOose Club" is composed oJabout the best lot of husbands that were eyer left so long and so far beyond the direc, influence Of good wives. Mrs. Alex. J. Mitchell and child, of Tom bstone, seeks this favorable oppOr- tunity for good company and goes with Mir. Shibell Mayieaoh have @ pleasant and successful trip.
 JUSTICE NEUGAss did very fair bust ness to-day. He had three cases for fight ing and one "disorderly drunk" A. C.. Willis, alias "China Blll," according to the record Fseems to have taken 1t upon himself to play the part Of an arresting officer with gun and pistols to enforce his authority, and also called couple Of in nocent Mexicans to help him. For this Justice Neugass taxed him sl00 and costs, with three months In the county jail. And after all, 1t seems MT. Willis didn't make cent for all this cost and retirement.
 Coop and ripe grapes are now in this market which were raised in the Santa Cruz valley at Tucson. They are very pal ateable and what is Of much importance they are cheap. Melons are coming in by the wagon load, and they are both good and cheap. People abroad may think we are worrying along here without the lux uries Of life, but we are not, ard we could tell them Of a great many good things we are enjoying right along, Including the pleasure or sleeping in the open air with out fig leaves.
 A NovEI. sort of case came up before Jus tile Meyer to-day. A man purchased a pair of shoes, paid for them, took them away and finding they did not fit, returned them 10 the merchan: and demanded his money. The merchant refused 10 trade back" Upon this complaint was enter ed. A warrant of arrest issued and in its ex- ecutlon the officer was resisted and anoth- CT complaint ollowed. Result is likely to be a discharge In the first and a 1ne in the second case.
 BARNETT & BLOCKS trains are just out side or town with Chlnamen to build the railway from the Longfellow mine to the smelling works. Some people who pay other la5orers less than Chinameu can be hired for are terribly opposed to Chinese labor. A good deal of the trouble about the Chinese seems to grow out Of their temperate habits, their determination to work for a living and their refusal to be bilked out of their wages.
 Iris all ncnsence for some people 70 talk about little trade, for not long since A druggist Of Tucson was offered ten cents for two doses Of salts provided one was mixed to take on the spot. The purse proud and independent apothecary Indig- nantly refused, and asked his customer fl he had any idea of what coal oil light cost in Tucson? And yet this same mixer of pills, squills and things Is frequently heard 10 say trade Is dull!
 MR. T. CUTLER has returned from his mining operations in Sonora, and has per fected arrangements with the Messrs. Le- sinsky at Clifton for casts of furnace lin ings which he will soon as possible put in place. Cutler is a live and shrewd man and We believe he'll make success. He is right on business and simply enjoys poii- ties: but there is one recent indication that he will ere long embrace a different political creed.
 TIE next move of the Tucson Photo graphers is likely to be to procure the pass age Of a city ordinance compelling every body 10 have thelr pictures taken. By and by, when times get little dnll. we can stand such move, but not nOw.- Four pictures for dollar!