Arizona citizen., 1880-02-14

] one end of the tank to the other. The tank Is supplied with a very thick T double cover of wood lined with char coal, and has running around its in terior pipe containing the freezing mixture. This pipe is in contact with the salt water, but has no opening whatever into the tank, thus preserv- ing the ice from any possible chem I ical taste. The freezing is done in pre- clsely the same way as ice-cream is frozen, and the ice is equally pure. What Is used in producing the low degree of temperature we are unable to describe. It is liquid brought here in an iron tank under heavy pressure. It is high priced, but it is wasted but very little, passing from liquid to a |. gaseous state and back again ad in tinitum. When the season comes the works will make in the neighborhood of a ton and d half day; the process going on continuously at the rate of over a thousand pounds an hour. The ! very best arrangements have been made for storing the manufactured ar ticle, tons of 1t are now lying in the stOre-roOm without changing from day 10 day. When the heat of summer comes, we shall expect a great relief from its disagreeable effects by re treat to the ice house of Mir. Clark. Il Railroad Matters.
 By coach Thursday returned MT. T. , Nj. Cash, Special Freight Agent of the . :. P. R. R., who informs us that the track tonight is twenty-eight miles this side of Casa Grande, or about four r miles this side of Picacho Pass A permanent station will be established at a point twenty miles this side of Casa Grande, from which will be de livered all merchandise and freight for PheniX, Pinal, Globe, etc, and no other station will be established until Ithe road reaches Tucson. This con- Iclusion was reached last night and will be very gratifying news 10 the lpcople of Pinal County. Alter trans acting some important business with . our merchants NIT. Cash viii make a trip 10 Phenix and Prescott on rail road matters and then return to Tue son as resident agent for the company | in this city. Mir. Cash IS favorably known in this section as bushes man and We are pleased to know he Is to stay with us. The road will be com pleted to Tucson in three weeks.
 MR. C. k. DRAKE returned from a flying visit to Tombstone Thursday r by Ohnesorgen & Walkers stage line, leaving Tombstone at 7:15 a. m, and arriving Tn Tucson at p. m., making lthe trip Tn nine honrS and forty five minutes. the fastest time on record He brings favorable news from Tomb lstone. Everything is assuming an air of pros sperity, and the people general. ly are sanguine of bright future fol business and mining.
 IT would be we'll for that portion of our public who are afflicted with un sound teeth to take heed of the fact n that their sufferings may be relieved On Wednesday arrived from PheniA Dr. l. H. Goodrich, a dental surgeon whose established reputation needs nc ! commendatiOn from us. He has taker parlors at the Palace. and as his sojOurI will be brief all in need should act.
 WARREN ALLISON came in Wednes day from Patagonia. MT. Allison anc brother are interested in the Redouot able claim adjoining the W. C. Davi, mine. Parties are after this claim anC offered 5000 down and $29,000 il sixty days, but the boys could not se' lit. They say they have just as good claim as the W. C. Davis.
 - ,g ,; ,-I,+ v,-oo-oy,c r-ant sort h ! the 18th with part of Harshaw mill | Three hundred thousand pounds arc on Ihe way from Casa Grande, and a' much more will follow. The appear ance of the machinery is that of very
 heavy works.
 MR. W. L. WAKEFIELD arrived wed nesday from Patagonia. He has been ', doing work on some mines m the Tue son District, west of the Patagonia The Silver Heels claim has developed T. we'll and we understand it has beer bonded for fine sum.
 is FRESH Fruits, Barley, in quantity l. Canned Fruits, Potatoes, e Dried Fruits, Pickles,
 ,r and Table supplies of all descriptions V just received Jy Pierce k Wood, whose V large trade and quick sales enable Is them to deal on close margins.
 O HOPKINS IS JOYCE have been in town several days, buying supplies for tn ell new store in Harshaw. They are wide !, awake fellows and are sure to make 3 success of anything they take hold Of ss They have number of mining claims II that are looking nicely.
 CAME very near having another
 snow storm last night About an incl ! of snow fell between seven and nine o'clock, but It all melted away before - rain which followed. It was very
 bad night, and hard one to be out in
 c. D. HAYS and c. R. Norman go |. in Wednesday from the Catalina ;plac
 CT diggings. They report rich dig
 gings and plenty of water; in fact, toe much water at present.
 SINCE the last note on the subject bullion bars :, s and have come il
 from the COrbin mill, increasing the total production by $625S.19.
 REEVES X CoUTHAN is the name ot
 A new firm just starting at Harshaw
 A large lot of supplies were shipped lthis week. Success to them.
 FRESH oysters cooked in any style