Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14
RQN for EehrnnrY 10
Total P'kgs. W.ioh,

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 BaH for February f9.
 NIT. Levin, with his usual enterprise, is making preparations for an elabor- ate ball, to be given on the 18th inst. He proposes to charge $350 ticket, S2.5O of which will go to MT. Levin, for expenses of supper, hall and music, and the remaining dollar is to be given to the Library Association. Here is amusement, generosity and benefit all around. We trust the enterprise will be encouraged on every hand and the entertainment well patronized.
 MIR. F. NJ. KNOX returned last Thurs day from Globe, whither he went to look after his various interests. While there he and Henry Lyons took bond on the southeast extension of the Al lis mine, one of the finest prospects in the district. They have a shaft down l0G feet, the ore in the bottom of the shalt assaying over $200 per ton. They have run drift 100 feet between two shafts and the work is going steadily ahead.
 THE Southern Pacific railroad com pany established its Tucson Otfice in room formerly occupied by Manuel VaSqueZ, next to Lord & Williams, on Congress street NIT. T. D. Cash pre- sides and will minister 10 the wants of shippers from this time forth Both the company and its customers have reason for cOngratulation for the em- ployment of so agreeable a gentleman as MT. Cash.
 BY passengers arriving today by the Magdalena stage we learn that Deputy Sheriff Sells, of Los Angeles, who went to Guaymas to bring back A. J. Hamilton, the eX-City Treasurer, ar rived at Calabasas all right with his prisoner, but emitting 10 have irons on him Mir. Hamilton quietly stepped down and out Sheriff Se.is at last accounts was hunting him, with good show of success.
 WE call especial attention to the new advertisement of Messrs. Fully, Ochoa & Co. in this weeks issue. They lare our oldest merchants and their long lcOntinued success is witness to the value of the trade in this locality. They not only have one of the largest establishments here, but their house at Bowie is the most important Tn Southern Arizona outside of Tucson.
 II. s. OSBORNE arrived in the city last evening. MT Osborne is mem. Der of the Chicago bar, and has spent the greater part of two months Tn an IeXtended examination of SOnOra's min ling and other resources, having gone lsouthward from Yuma by private con Iveyance. He will remain Tn Tucson a few days and then return to Yuma by the same route by which he came. IN keeping with the spirit of pro | gross manifest throughout the city wC notice the opening of new tin shop on the corner of Main and Penning ton, under the auspices of George IBnehme, who being a skilled work man and thorough man of business Is prepared to accommodate his custom CTS at living margins.
 THE new St. Joseph's Hospital, or the west side of the valley, now makes .iouite a prominent feature of the land scape in that direction. Its white walls wo stories in height give promise of Icomfort 10 the afflicted who may have the good fortune to find shelter there
 MIR. LOUIS MEL, special agent and adiuster for the Royal, Norwich Un ion and Lancashire Fire Insurance Companies, visited the various min ling camps before returning to San Francisco. He left for Los Angele: today.
 MR. R. B. METCALFE and family land T. E. Clark arrived yesterday from Los Angeles. MT. Metcalfe was for several years Superintendent of the lLongfellow copper mine, and was the original locator.
 A.D. OTIs & Co. will open branch Iof their establishment at Tombstone next week, of which MT. Eccleston will take command. Both the enterprise land success of this comparatively new firm are thus exhibited.
 JUDGE J. B. SoUTHARD, late of So noma county, Cal, and ex-Judge of 8 District of that State, arrived with his wife by coach today, and intends tc settle in Tucson.
 IS sinking an air shaft on the Her mosa a body of green chloride or sll yer is reported to have been struck which promises fine addition to the resources of the mine.
 PROF. F. DURAN, the celebrated ma gician, will give an entertainment at ILeyin's Hall to morrow evening His programme is now before the people
 JNo. F. BOYD, a director of the Wes tern Mining Go, Contention, and 5. B Low. an experienced mining man, are at the Cosmopolitan.
 D. FELIX & Go. just received 5C boxes of apples and several thousand pounds of jellies, jams and canned fruit.
 HoS. H. GOLDBERG and wife arrlv ed yesterday, and are guests of $. Il Drachman.
 MR. DEMPSEY, the Montezuma mer' chant, is in town.
 D.B. GILLETTE came up from Pat l,,-o,,;o 1;c,rict last night