Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
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every night at Levin's Park.
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 -Ef Fronterzo
 IL Is with the greatest satisfaction that we havo noticed the rapid progress and the marked degree of success attained by this young journal. Only trifie over six months ago "El Fronterizo" made its fiIst appearance in our city. and already it has outgrown It's first measure. Its next Issue will appear in a new dress, an en- larged form, and with corresponding ad ditional amount Of general news and practical information. IL Is far the sppe- rior Of auy Spanish paper we have eyer seen on the frontier, and Is the recognized exponent Oi the popular sentiment of loyal Mexicans both here and in Sonora, and is by them we'll appreciated and liber- ally supported. Its success Is mainly due to the energy, popularity and enterprise Of its able editor, Sefior Carlos Y. Velasco, who is ever studying the best interests of his journal and Of the people he repre- sents. A glance at the advertising col umns will discover that these are Of To- cal character. a class of advertisements that always pay best and speak we'll for the financial status Of the journal. "El Fronterizo" has the best wishes and sup port Of the good citizens In our comnu- nIty Of every nationality, and we can Ionly hope that the success in the future will be equal 10 that Of the past and that the wealth, popularity and happiness of It's editor may never be less.
 Free COncers by she Italian Band every night Rt Leyia's Park.
 THE back door of the Courthouse was open yesterday afternoon, and so was the much edifed by the sight which appear ed. A donkey, long-eared, grave, silent and ruminatiDg, stood rolling his reflect i've eye around upon the elegant accom- modations Of his new quarters. He had taken possession of the rostrum where visitors 10 that place for business or wor- ship are accustomed to see very different personages presiding. And yet this new occupant conducted himself wiih | dig nifty and decorum never exceeded. His ! final remark upon retiring YVES that he would "take the case under adviceIneDt." | WE are pleased to notice the return or [ Mfr. Frank Corbin, who came in by stage last night accom- panied by q brother. Mir. Corbin will go on to Tombstone to-mOr- TOW, and remain at the front until their new quartz mills are both completed. and perhaps longer. The most vigorous mea- sures will be adopted to push the work Of loonstructlon. II we had a few more capi- taiists like the Corbln brothers our min ing developments would show more subs- tsntial results.
 A PARTY composed Of MT. and Mrs. Pomroy and Messrs. Maynard, Brown and Edwards, leave thls evening for Mari- copa to meet the excursion train which is to bring a sister or Mrs. Pomroy and two other young ladies. It is understood that wedding will take place immediately after their return. The party take out two prancing 4-ln-hand teams which ought to take them through in fine shape. THE Recorders office Is being white washed to-day. Excuse us: We would not wish to be underStoOd to say "white- washed" in any equivocal sense, we mean that a company of artists are putting upon lthe walls or that institution a coating Of Immaculate white.
 ASSISTANT POSTMASTER DRAKE wishes to give notice that after this date the mail for Tubac, Monument, Azfec, Crittenden and Greaterville. Arizona, and Magdale- na and Ures, Sonora, Mexico, leaves Tue son ou Sunday at 9 o'clock m.
 MIR. C. O. BROWN still continues to i'm prove Congress Hall. To-day the work
 men are putting up scaffoldIng prepara- tory to plasteriDg the entire exterior ci the building.
 II ", B. SCOTT 6 Co., have opened large wholesale and retail house in Charleston. The attention Of miners and farmers is icaIled To their advertisement in today s
 paper.
 NR. WILKINS has an elaborate adver itisement in this issue setting forth the accommodations of his new shaving and ] hair.dressing establishment on Meyers street, opposite the Palace Hotel.
 DICK BROWN leaves for the end of the track on Monday next, where he will give ltha boys some lively tunes and advance with the railroad.
 PAGES cavalcade from Los Angeles ar 7 rived this morning. They brought two 4.horse and two e-horse teams and sever new buggies.
 HAS your son been u good boy? fot want to present him with good cheaE ' silver watch. Send to Uncle Haeris, S
 Kearnsy street, san Francisco.
 A. ". STOWE, ESQ, Of Tombstone, will leave town to-day for Msricopa. where h' l, will meet his wife, son and daughter.
 Is YOUR sweetheart angry with you | Then send to Uncle Harris for a nice riut for her. 22I Kearney street. San Francisco wASrED-A blacksmith. None but nrs class need apply 10 Cbas- T. Etchells. Free Concert by she Italian Bsns ] every night at Levin's Park. {. ALL silk, brown sun unbreIlus only 5 Q 9 at the White House.
 /, OYSTERS in every style served eyer. night at the Exchange hestsursnt e THE largest stock of toys Of every des