Arizona citizen., 1879-08-08
Mining locations.

aiSmtW DisSrlct--Mary Lee mine, A. Linn, W. J. Ross; Muscatine mine. T. Fl. Turner. Wm. Hogan; Belcher mine. l. H. Turner, T. .. Morgan; Saw Buck mine. I. H. Turner, T. $. Morgan, ], ID. Swann. tombstone District-Budd mine. S. q. houghton; Maricopa mine, Wm. Alex a,i .uyr U, KNOX 1 ana blIIy mines, J. B. Nox- on, W m. Thomasi Humboldt mine. Win, Thomas " "'
 Arivaca-Rough and Ready and Green Eyed Monster. by J. A. Middlemas and n. T. Wieck; Bedding, by J. P. Arey, baooquivari--U Union, ,Indianapolis and An Ionio; by J. A. Middlemas and H. T.. pu;S pn!;sSck; Alta, by A, Grant; Etna, by E. Brlawell. Gro Blarco-Longavina Cross Leqge, by $. s. Arnold, J. W. Kennedy, J. J. Hardwick, W. Clark and I. N. Chm. nings. Old Hat-Sakiton, Monet Tsa- bella, Lily. West O. K, and Golden Spoon 9y D' A. Baird, Con Sawyer, Warmer buck, ID. B. Req and ". F. Bradley: Pat Casey, by F. Morgan, P. R. Brady and U. II. Oury Huachucas-Cranton, by w. Sooerts, T. Smith and A. c, GatbelI. Smostone-Carbonate No. Q by M. S bowman and D. NJ. Fullenwider. No Sas,TI SSss,,TTlct-Blg Mine No. 2. by James Carter; Nigga 'N ''
 TRANSFERS,
 w. w. McCalley to A. P. Morgan eoOO. interest In Erema and Kate, Tom bstone: Argonaut and Mill-site, Dragons.
 O. H. Howard to H. Sandow, 5000: in- terest AguR Prieta and other land grants on the line between Arizona and Sonora. Juan Norago 10 Joseph Spence, nom interest In Little Mexican, Arivaca.
 That Picture Of Tucson.
 Some weeks ago, the Mining and scien. tific Press published wood cut innocent ly supposing 1t represented Tucson. be. cause 1t had been used by others for such representation. THE CITIZEN remarkIng at the time that the cut bore no resem- olance to Tucson, the Press comes back in such a good natured way that we are now really sorry 1t was deceived about the cut. Here is the "cOme back p of the Press: 4 In trying to please Tucson, Arizona, an olu picture Of that city has been publish ed, which has been excepted to as not lalrly representing the appearance Of the oHy. We dld the best we could the trouble lies in the improvements Keeping so Tar ahead Of the photographer.
 IT is reported that MT. Chas. H. Naylor. an old and respected citizen Of Southern Arizona, dropped dead at Maricopa sta ton yesterday, from the effects Of a drink Of Ice water. The news of his sudden
 
 death will be received with much regret by his many friends and acquaintances. We understand he leaves a wife and two or three children to mourn hIs loss.
 THE Grand Central Mining Company has applied for an official survey for pa- tent 10 the Grand Central mine in Tomb stone. This company evidently intends to make the production Of bullion Its business and that as soon as due diligence and money can prepare for it.
 MIR. MoRoSKY's Ice machine turned out ton of ice this morning and is expected to do SO again tomorrow morning and the next and so on. The ice is now sold at ten cents per pound retail, but liberal discount Is made to large consumers. See the advertisement in today's paper.
 ONE million feet Of lumber is needed at the Glrd saw-mlll in the Huachuca moun- tsins. The attention Of lumber men and teamsters is directed to an advertisement for proposals which appears to-day.
 A. D. OTIS & Co.,. sent two shipments orI lumber and general builders merchan- disc out to Tom bstone, and more goes to- morrow. Some teams from the railroad for this firm also came in today.
 CASA GRANDE stage late; will get in at mid night. X break In the railroad is the cause.