Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
Sentence commUted.

On the lHh Acting Governor Gosper commuted the sentence Of Jesus Sando-
 bal. now imprisoned in the Pima County jail. The circumstances are these: At the March term this year Snndobal was fenced 10 pay q 1ne Of SjO5 or be impris- Oned one year. Being unable to pay the { fine, he has been serving the sentence. His conduct being very good, and having been Imprisoned | since NOvemb Der, 1878, and re- lcecently expressing belief that he could pay SlOO, & petition was signed by the Dis [ trict Attorney and other officers and cIti- gems and sent to the Executive, and in nc lcordance herewith the fine is reduced to SIOO, ard his freedom ordered on its pay ment to Pima County. Judge Neugass acted as attorney in the case.
 MORSE & Co. s saw-nIll In the Chirics- huas started up last Friday. Their shin- gle machine was shipped from A. D. Otis
 & Co.'s yesterday and will soon be cutting shingles, which Mir. Mir. Morse says can be furr ished here at S5 per thousand-if not before. certainly after the railway reaches Sulphur Spring Valley. With the railway as stated, Mir. M. feels confident ltsis drm can supply Tucson with building zn aterial cheaper than can be done from lCslifornIa or any other place.
 A MAN presumed to be thief, or trying Co beoome one, was observed prowling around and on top Of the Carrillo block south Of Clark & Patton's. on Thursday night. His movements excited suspicion, and finding himself watched. he pulled of his boots and quickly got out of the way. The boots were worthless to him and had he worn them away, the tracks might have led to his detection. Very little stealing, considering the opportunities, Is done In Tucson.
 IT Is reported that sOO,OOO feet Of lumber
 will soon be demanded in Hershaw Dis ltrIct in the Patagonia country. This indi- Icates in the strongest manner the con- ltinued favorable developments on the
 Hermosa and other claims by ID. B. Gill
 lette and San Francisco associates. It ls also quite certain that Fl. D. Bacon ana iothers will very soon begin work on
 large scale in the sane section.
 l
 | Col. J. D. GRAHAM. John E. Magee and
 MT. Cranz have just returned from an ex- tended trip into the Tombstone and other
 mines southward. When the rains fall Tn
 Arizona look out for Col. Graham. A year
 ago last November, and during the rainy
 season Of 1878, he was water-bound at Tu- lbac and driven back by the Hooded condl-
 ton Of the country.
 MORE rich silver and gold ore has been
 received from Sonora by C. J. Wlmple, bu, from another locality than oHt men ltioued in THE CITIZEN few days ago.
 Mir. WimpIe Is highly encouraged over his sonora prospects, and he may well be I if his claims contain much ore like that
 shown to us.
 RIrMoR has 1t that the Pima County
 Bank contemplstes the erection of a new
 building for banking purposes on Con gress street just opposite it's present Iocs- ItIon. This indicates faith in the continu- ed prosperity Of Tucson by shrewd busi-
 ness men.
 | MR. HOWARD SCHUYLER's wife ana tehiId are due to-day from San Franciso
 MT. schuyler Is interested in sonora mines. and has his family come here for few months while he can be with them and vet be near 10 his business operations.
 ArIp.m. today the thermometer at Dr. Meyers drug store stood sS in the shade: and yet in any shady place the air Ibas been cool enough for comfOrt-that Is. lcomfertable for busy people lt may have tbeeu sweltering on resting men ! P.F. NELSON, watchmalzer and Jeweler, has relocated in prominent place or east side Of Meyers street. near MesiIls-
 No,Ice his fancy sign and bear in mind that he is a good workman and ialt dealer