Arizona citizen., 1880-01-24

up to the present time though oil
 gent search has been made by friend
 and police. Whatever may be tn !. cause of this strange conduct we trus ; no serious mIshsp has befallen tn ! missing man.
 EfnIng Notes.
 Some assessment work recently don, on the Papago Chief, claim in Pima District and near the San Xavie
 mines, shows we'll defined vein oi copper ore with some silver. In fact there is an extensive copper deposit il this vicinity which promises to pay
 we'll when properly worked. We ar, Informed on good authority that in a few months large smelter will be put up on the Santa Cruz in the vicinity oi these mines for the purpose of work ing this ore. The parties who have this project in contemplation under stand their business thoroughly.
 Messrs. Mickles and Grover have a ledge of carbonate ore in that section which is looking well.
 MR. M. KELLEHER, whose profes. sianal card appears in THE CITIZEN, as Civil Engineer and U. s. Deputy Sur veyor, having finished his road con. tract, is now prepared to contract for work in his line with any parties need ing such services. Mir. Kelleher brings a good character and record from Los Angeles county, where he was former fly located, and in hi: operations in Arizona has already established a reputation for integrity and efficiency. We take pleasure in commenting Mir. Kelleher to our readers, and bespeak for him 8 liberal share of their pa- tronage.
 THE coach leaving for Casa Grande Monday, took out George ". Sanders, of Des Moines, Iowa, who has been for weeks looking over the mining in Arivsca, Gro Blanco, Tyndall and other districts. Mir. San ders is shrewd, practical mining man, having followed this business several years in Utah and other places. Con. siderable Iowa capital is already in vested in the districts south, and Mr. Sanders expects to return in about six weeks, prepared to stay and work. We rust his negotiations may prove sue ,essful.
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 Special to THE CITIZEN Monday, an 'ounces the taking of necessary pre- iminaries looking forward 10 the i'm. nediate resumption of work on the silroad this side of Casa Grande; 500 nen are on the way and more are con- ng. Sixty days more will doubtless mark an important era in the history f Tucson. Some of our citizens seem D doubt whether to laugh or cry, but he agony will soon be over and the fleet of railroad upon the commer- ial importance of Tucson will soon ! @ determined. lr CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH returned rom Prescott by Sundays stage, where | e has been to attend the sessions of T le Supreme Court; said Court having ijOurned 10 meet in Tucson on Mon- T ay next, January 26. The Judge says i le recent copious rains have greatly | enefted the northern section and the ! ltlook for agricultural and mining ' lterests the present year are excellent S nd the settlers and miners are much z ore hopeful than for some time past. ,, 'e are glad to hear such cheerful {; ews from our neighbors north and If ust their hopes may be more than e .alized. q
 u Ar Lord & Williams we notice a 0 y washing machine for gold placer J; ggings. The machine is made in l Os Angeles and consigned to E. II. O alley, of Silver City, \. H. This is sl Ie second machine of this kind sent U Silver City this winter, one having me forward to Sam Eckles about six eeks- ago. Eckles evidently has ,erated with success or the second ,el der would not have been gwen. IT
 HdKey. Anizsnn. u A correspondent writing from the U ttlement near Camp Thomas says, II at meeting of the citizens of this II ace, held last evening, it was resolved 'i at the future name of the settlement s' Maxey, and that petition be sent S' the proper authorities praying for lo e establishment of a postofiice here al th Judge Mann as postmaster" And Pinal county has another new town. il MR. H. WELIscH, of Charleston, 8: IS in town several days last week u, o oking up a new invoice of merchan. d, SC for his prosperous house on the IL n Pedro. He went back Friday la Drning, but will return in a short tn ne on his way to San Francisco NJ lere he can have his large orders co led on more advantageous terms. dt tn GENERAL VANDEvER, formerly h. to