Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
Cham Gang Lubor.

The improvements made by the chain gang, under the city authorities, on Court street, leading to the cemetery, is surpris- ing. The street the whole distance has been graded Into a fine avenue eighty feet wide, and the big arroyo which the street crosses has been filled so as to resist rain by using brush, rock and other suitable material. The posts around the cemetery are now painted white, and generally everything put in such order as is credit able 10 Tucson or would be to any other place. And it Is a simple act Of justice to say that 10 Councilman Leatherwood's energy and well directed efforts thls pub lie ls mainly indebted for the improve menIs mentioned. MT. l.. Is most use ful clllzen and city father.
 MR. T. Fl. DILL has bought the interest heretofore held by MT. Mcronald ID the Exchange Restaurant and will continue the business as sole proprietor, Conu- uued Ill-health is what causes Mir. Me Donald to withdraw from the copartner- ship. MT. Dill will keep up the excellent reputation Of the Exchange, and hopes 70 retain all the old patrons and to secure his share ofthe strangers. The Restaurant | Is a very popular one and It's location makes 1t very convenient for business men.
 THE Agua CalIente Ranche is just now supplying this market with some large and choice new potatoes Of the Early Rose variety. Mir. Fuller has but three-quar- ters ofan acre. but says he will plant apo raise another crop this year. This IS one of the most valuable ranches In the county. Several varieties of tropical irui' are growing well side by side with North ern fruit and many kinds Of vegetaoles' THE Tombstone NH is covered with lin roof. the work being done by w. C' Davis who has just returned from visit to the Tombstone and Patagonia us tricts. with smiles on his counteDance an" his business bump slightly enlarged bu' he ia ready to meet all orders for anything in the fin and sheet iron line, no matter how large.
 THE Tucson Water Company Is earnest llv at work. Heavy tlmbers are on tne ground for the artesian well machinery and other preliminary work is being done
 4 Artes,an wa CT will doubtless be a luxury that the people generally will be willing to buy.
 THE Hope mine, only a few miles from Tncson. shows ledge Of four feet of rlch louar,z- and MT. Samuel Hughes regards |, as one that will be noted among the nroductiye mines Of Pima County Tn dne course Of time.
 AFTER several months Of labor in con nectIon with the building Of roads, ditches making lumber, etc., for the Tombstone Mill. Mr.J. $. Vosourg has come to town to look after his business here and have a rest.
 FRANZ LARKIS, once an Arizona states man for forty days, but for the remainder of his life engaged in honorable pursuits | IS on n visit to Tncson from the Salt River Valley.
 THE military telegraph office, after July 1. will be located on the north side of Con- gress street, near Goldtree's cigar manu' factory. Business is spreading gradually and taking in new localities.
 Gov. sAFFoRD, about whose return many inquiries are being made, is quite lcertaip 10 remain in Philadelphia fol some months to come.
 THE air today has been pretty lively but comfortably cool. Much Of the week hish winds with more or less clouds pre- vailed. but to-day there is cloudiess sky
 rur f,u,t tree man, Mfr. Armstrong sr' rived in Tucson 10 dsy.