Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
District Court.

POSton vS. Witherili; time to answer ex
 tended 10 ten days after determination O
 motion to strike out portions Of com
 plaint.
 McPherson vs. Handy; leave To with
 draw answer and file amended answe
 granted; motion for default denied.
 Drew vs. Mason; on trial before a jury O
 three, J. c. McDermott. David Hershav
 and George R. King. This is a bitter hghi
 between farmers over disputed wate
 rights on the San Pedro.
 Mir. R. F BOND, Pacific Coast agent fol | Mosler, Babman & Co.'S fire and burglar proof safes, vaults and locks, is now stop | ping at the Palace Hotel. where he will b, for several days in the interests Of thai
 business and where he will be pleased tc receive orders or confer with any persons who may contemplate purchasing safes oi the above character. Among the disad- vantages Of our rapid progress are the in creased dangers Of fire and robbery against which our men Of means must adopt precautionary measures. MT. Bond now offers the opportunity.
 MR. C. H. HARDING, special correspond. ent for the Chicago Tribune, favored us with brief call this afternoon. He has been looking over the Tombstone and other portions of our adjacent country, and returns to San Francisco with the most favorable impressions concerning the present and future Of Arizona. Mir. Harding Is a brilliant writer and our Ter ritory will be fairly presented by him to the Chicago press. We trust Mir. H. will find it convenient to visit us again in the morning.
 4. J. MTrCHELL's excellent map Of the Tombstone Mining Dietrict is now for sale at Sheriff Shibell's office at the very low price of s2 50 per copy. No party inter ested in the Tombstone District can afford to be without this important document. MT. Mitchell is a surveyor whose repu;a- ton for efficiency and accuracy Is well established and h1S'map is one that can be relied on. Call around on Charlie and get one before they are all gone.
 MRS. NJ. K. KARUs has recently leased Mir. Rockers ranch at Tres AlamoS, where she Is now transforming the products Of hny fresh cows into The best kind Of but ter. We sampled some 'his morning and therefore know whereof we speak. Mrs. K. would like to supply a limited number of families in town with butter during the present season. She also hopes to com mence the manufacture Of cheese at an early day.
 TUCsoN needs capital, manufactures and population. The first will come from out side; the second will be gradually intro duced in conjunction with the first, and the last will be supplied m part by immi- grafton. But In this matter Of popula- ton, as in the other particulars, the peo- pie can help themselves greatly, and we are glad 10 see the evidences Of their pub lie spirit in this respect appearing every few days.
 KNIGHTS Fast Freight arrived to-day, twenty thousand California or anges and lemons for Warren. This large shipment of choice fruit arrived in splen- did condition. It is the finest quality of fruit that could be obtained from the best orchards Of san Bernardino and Los An geles.
 MR. F. A. EARLL and wife are now at the Palace Hotel. They have come to locate and Mir. Earll will soon establish himselfin business here. They constitute another valuable addition to our social and business circles.
 WE are pleased to learn that Mrs. ChaS' ShibelI has reached her California home in safety, where she will remain until Der or October next
 WE acknowledge the receipt Of line of Warren's new oranges and lemons, fresh from the Los Angeles or chards.
 JOHN E. DALI & Co. have just received 5O,OOO pounds of assorted liquors direct frnv,a Aarfnpna