Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

your Tom mbstones and AZtecs and TOltecs | he was saying. with a crowd around
 when we stopped him, and. as precau- tionary measure, took him down into a corner Of THE CITIZEN back yard After getting down behind pile of adobes he told us under a pledge Of eternal secrecy that last week he. and Jesus Bandurraga and another, went out alter something they had been hunting for years,-and they have found IL, do you understand Jas Sammy says) found it after all these years, and friend Goldberg says he don't care for nothing now and he's a rich man. It's copper and silver and just reeking with wealth and within twenty miles Of Ed inboro' town"
 Now what are you going 10 make out Of fellow like that? He's SO exci.ed we actually believe he has got 1t and that ips "way up." We hope he has.
 WARNER BUCK, for long time Post trader at Camp Grant, but who has been absent from the Territory nearly two years, returned on Saturday last directly from San Francisco where his family now re- side. MT. Buck has been in very III health, during most Of the time he has been ab- sent, having suffered from severe att 4cks or rheumatism and neuralgia, but he K now looking and feeling well and has come back to Arizona to personally su- periutend the devlQpment of his mining claims which are located in our various southern districts. Mi. Buck will soon leave for Arivaca, Orc Blanco, Tom bstone, Arivaipa. and other sections where he has been fortunate enough Co secure very val uable property. Ills many friends will welcome his return and wish him the greatest success.
 MR. BEN. TURNER, of AdraIn, Michigan, passed through Tucson this week enroute to San Carlos, having iD h.s possession commission from the Indian COmmis sioner as clerk at the aforesaid agency. MT. Turner is a man of years and experi- ence, and comes tO Arizona with high rec concentrations from the Governor and other prominent men in Michigan. We understand that Mir. Turner was, not many years ago, a man Of large capita and extensive business relations, but cer- tain real estate shrunk and his fortune shrunk alsp. He now comes tO our Ter ritory to get acquainted with our people and begin anew. Our friends will find him a congenial gentleman.
 THE Grand Concert to be given by the ladies for the benefit of u new church or gan, will probably take place next Thurs day evening al LeviB's Park Hall. Sever al Of the singers have been suffering from severe colds this week and hence a little delay; but lovers Of good music can pr,,- pare themselves for a grand treat next week. The object is worthy one and We hope tO see it well pauOuized.
 FIELD X MoRGAN's train brought in on Thursday Mir. II. Horton's stock of goods for his wholesale liquor establishment on Main street. The stock embraces the finest brands Of choice wines and liquors. Mir. Horton has been very busy in pre- pairing his fine establishment and expects to open to-day. He received some O,OOO. pounds in Thursdays consignment.
 LORD & WILLIAMS have just received a large and choice assortment Of fresh gar den seeds. Our farmers and gardeners can lind any variety Of plant or vegetable they may desire. The seeds were gathered iast fall and are without doubt as good an ar ticle as could be obtained in any market.
 TALKING about getting a number ten foot in number six boot but you should see George Field turn u big prairie schOon- CT and drag and a mile of mules around a sharp corner and into a narrow city alley not hardly wide enough for an apple cart. It's all in knowing how.
 MR. T. J. GAFFNEY, of St. Louis, left on Mondays stage for Sonora where he has purchased considerable mining property means business and is backed by solid capital.
 MR. A. S. WHITE, formerly of the San ! XavIer mines. but nov connected with the ! Calabasas company has gone south toI look after some mInIng interests. He took men and tools with him.
 MAJ. MORGAN Is back from Tombstone and stop, at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. He has prepared some important mining re- ports and forwarded them east.
 l.. NJ. JACOBS & Co.,, have A clean new column this week. Tuey swing a big cap ital and heavy stocks and intend peoplei shali know il.
 DR. SKINNER, U. $. A., formerly or Camp BOwie, k now stationed at Camp Lowell, having relieved Dr. Gardner, who goes To Camp Huachuca.
 THE Tucson and Altar stage company have increased their stock and travelers can now make d com fOrtable trip on good time.
 READ our new advertisements. adminis- traIor's sale. proposals for flour, street cleaning, &c.
 THE Tombstone stages look like buSi- l ness as they take their departure from town.
 ilR. A. A. WILT orTres AlamoS was in town this week and left Ly Wednesdays coach Ior Florence.
 SUPERINTENDENT BEN WILLIAMS, of the San XavIer mines, sent in lew line specimens from the new shaft.
 DR. SAMANIEGo and MT. F. Stanford have gone into Sonora on land and min lug business.
 FRANK BUTTER ofTombstone called on us the other day. He adds his testimony Io the good reports OG that locality.
 MR. THOMAS DUNBAR, wno keeps at Tres Alamos one of the beLt stations in Arizona, Is in town.
 MAJ. J. H. LORD writes from Philadel-I phIa to friend here that Arizona is all | | Ina. f..Ily h, ft... gff