Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
HoN. W. L. VAIL is again in the city

SEVEN thousand Sonora Oranges large and sweet, at Warren's.
 BEN. SHUsTER, Beef Contractor at San Carlos, left today for that agency The Apaches he says, are all right MR. B. A. FICKAs, who recorded the noble deeds of our late legislature is in from Tombstone on legal business, No more noise about the outbreolz among the whites on Salt river adia- cent to the Indian camps. Where is the Herald and Miner?
 ANY person desiring to purchase q good business is requested 10 call upon MT. F. E. Gravel, corner of Camn street and Church Plaza. THE coach for Tombstone yesterday morning took out Mrs. Bilicke and daughter and Miss Lucas, the latter lady hopes to make arrangements for a private school in that camp.
 LosT-A grey and gold brocaded shawl. Saturday afternoon, in Levin's Hall. Parties returning the same to White House will be suitably re. warded. if
 MEssRs. FEUILLU & GRAVEL pub fish today notice of dissolution of partnership. Mir Gravel continues business at the old stand and MT. Feuil- lu has gone to Gro Blanco to open a restaurant and saloon.
 THE Nugget" is a little off" in saying party lines are strictly drawn Tn the Tucson municipal canvass, and altogether away from fact wherein it says that MT. Fish is running as a Re. publican.
 MEssRs. STILLwELL and Dreman have established stage line from Charleston to Patagonia, to run every other day. Fare, S4; round trip, S7. Time one day. Connects with line to Tombstone.
 HoP KEE, heap catch'em velly nice restaurant on Warner street, near the Post Office, convenient to all men in business. Rates per month have been reduced. Alec samee new advertise ment in THE CITIZEN. Everybody read him.
 To-DAY \. D. Otis & Co. received a shipment of lumber from the Chlrica- hua mills, part of which consisted of tongued and grooved surfaced flooring and ceiling. This is the first surfaced lumber manufactured Tn Pima County that has come to this town.
 Col. JAMES and Messrs. Swan, Ro- man and Miller returned on Thursday from rip 10 the Papago country, where they report several very hand some prospects. The miners in that section only claim prospects, but from al we can learn there is promise of a booming camp in that section at no distant day.
 AMONG the parties arriving on New Years day Was Mir. Chas. Hoffman, a mining man of wide and excellent rep utation in Nevada and California, and who is now in Arizona through the instrumentality of Mr. Derre, to make a personal examination of our many rich districts. Mr Hoffman is rep rescntahve man of that class long needed in Arizona.
 IT will be noticed by our advertising columns that the sale of the Montezu- ma and other mines of the Aztec Co.,, tnkes place Monday. Ii is thought by many that the Montezuma is valu- able property, and as il has never been cross-cut or thoroughly prospectcd, it may, if properly developed, prove of great value. l. has a shaft S5 feet, if we are rightly informed, and indica- tions of a true Assure vein of great width.
 JUDGE WoOD and Ben Hereford left today for the Evergreen District to make an Examination of that country and report upon it for eastern parties. The location of the district is very fla vorable in all respects, being only ten miles from the s. P railroad, and the mineral deposit is simply immense. We shall expect good reports when begin. The district is only about twenty miles west from TucOsn.
 AMONG the new and commendable places for public entertainment re- gently opened in our city we may men ton the shooting gallery on Congress street, just below Dr. Meyers, drug store. Considerable interest is mani festcd in the practice by our Nimrods, and the place is well patronized. A grand tournoment is advertised in this issue, to take place on January s, and $50 is offered in premiums. The shoot ing is to beconducted under the Creed moor rules. We predict an interesting occasion.
 Church SerUces.
 There will be divine service as us ual, morning and evening, in the court bou-n to morrow Rev. Alr. Mills off