Arizona citizen., 1880-01-17
THE CITIZEN.
L IL MATTERS.

L o CAL TIERS.
 From San Carlos.
 On Wednesday Mir. Reuben Wood arrived from San Carlos where h, holds the position of Indian trader. anC IS conducting large ,and constantly increasing business. MT Wood is on, of those congenial nutures who will make friends and business wherever Inc goes. He says the San Carlos Indians are all right and doing nicely under Maj IF Chafiee's administration. Tn, new shingle roofs on the agency build ings are completed and everythina about the premises is in good order The annuity goods for last year have arrived and will probably be distrib uted this werk. The Indians have re gently done considerable work in the way of ditch making, and ought to raise good crops this year. Messrs Wood & Harlow have about twenty tons ot freight here ready for shipment to their store, and several large invoices are now en route from New York Their trade at San Carlos is considera ply augmented by the travel passing between the Globe District and Stafford and Silver Ciiy
 Another Sale
 About three months ago the Holland mine, of Patagonia, Was bonded by A. G. Ryan, Esq, to a party of capitalists represented by Hon. J. K. Luttrell, of California, for the sum of s6O.OOO MT. Ryan having previously bonded the property from the owners for S40. 900. On Thursday this sale was con. summated by the payment from Mr. LuttrelPs party, through their agent. Judge John <. Woods, of S56.O00 into the Banking House of Stafford. Hudson X O., to the credit of Mr. Ryan. This being the amount due less the forfeit of S4000 put up on the bond. The original owners, who receive the $40 900 from MT Ryan, are MessrS. Whit ten Davis and s. Hughes MT Ryan ] has managed this sale with entrgv, and we congratulate him upon his deserved success. The purchasers have a good property and one they will no doubt soon make famous.
 AMONG the guests at present in our city we had the pleasure of meeting NIT. George Brown, of Denver, Colo rado,who Is here seeking climate ben ficial to his health. Mr. Brown settled . in Denver twenty years ago and opened banking business which operated with great success under his shrewd and energetic supervision, and for many years be has occupied an indu- ential position as property holder and business man. His brother. Samuel. is also one of the wealthiest and most influential citizens Of Omaha. Recent " the health of cur guest failed him and he was compelled to take vaca tion. We are glad to welcome him to Pima County and trust be will not only find health in cur midst. but also opportunities for investment of sufli cient importance 10 induce him to bring some ot his capital south and make Tucson his permanent home.
 CHAs. IsENBECK was arrested on Wednesday evening on the charge of embezzlement preferred by one Briggs. The case was brought before Judge Meyers and the following circumstan- ces developed. Mir. Isenbeck had leased the two stamp mill at Warner's and advertised to reduce milling ores at very low rates and to guarantee true returns. Tine said Briggs, who formerly run the mill, gave Isenbeck some ore to crush, the said Isenbcck reduced the ore and deposited the amalgam with one of our citizens in liquidation of an old debt. When Briggs learned these circumstances he procured a warrant for the offending Isenbeck who was arrested and lodged in jail. If no new circumstances are developed in the hearing before Judge Meyers the prisoner is liable to appear before the next grand jury.
 Cor. STANFORD received a very en- couraging letter yesterday from his " Reward" mine, located in Tomb stone District, near the Merrimac prop erty. Some assessment work has been done and the showing is excellent. The Colonel bonded a quarter interest this morning for S1O,OO0 and consid- erable forfeit was put up, but the Col onel is confident that before the fifty days have expired the balance of the $1O,OOO will be paid.
 MR. SPICER, in Tombstone, exhibits a fine specimen of copper from the Huachucas. IL is about a foot long, nine inches wide, four to five inches thick and weighs not quite fifty-four pounds. IL is right from the ledge