Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
TIE CITIZEN.
FEBRUARY 2s, 1880
From OHI He1d


 out and shipped several tons of ore
 which netted them $500 per ton. The 5 camp is cOmpO>ed of some fifteen min.
 CTS who are quietly working away, and
 no report has been made to induce the
 capitalist 10 5iSit them. The fact that
 ore has been shipped and yielded
 more than enough to pay expenses is
 encouraging and under the circum- stances the miner is not anxlous to put his claim on the market.
 THE remark that he old residents
 have not been fortunate in securing valuable mines d"ss not hold good in !. all cases. IL is true that it does make
 the old resident feel little "blue g when he sees the stranger coming :n
 and getting away with the lions share
 of the wealth in mines, ranches, mill
 sites, etc. As a refutation of the above
 remark VIC were shown quantity of
 gold rock yesterday by Isaac Gold
 berg, one of the old residents, and one third owner in the discovery. which
 will assay over 5000 per ton. We congratulate Mir. Goldberg and in the future do not want him to say that an old Tesidenter can't have luck. | Gran0 Jurors for March Term
 II W Stewart, R. c. Huffaker. J. s. Mansfield, h. w Unthank, O. Bucka- lew, B. M. Jacobs, J. s. Vosburg, A. McCann, C. O. Brown, H. B. Smith, J. E Bailey, c. H. Laharree, Paul Abadie. J. C. Glasby, W. L. Vail, c T. Etchell. J. R. Farrell, J. P. Fuller, Wm. Zeck- endorf, George Allison, W. $. Edwards, NJ. Pagan, Thomas Belknap.
 J. 4. P. HALL ESQ, took his depar ture today for his home in Pennsyl. vania. Mir Hall is a brother of Lieut.. B. Frank Hall, and has been looking after some of their important interests Tn Pima County. The brothers have been successful in their operations thus tar and have most positive prospects of still greater results in the near future.
 IN conversation with NIT. Gaylord |. we took occasion to ask him how he was getting along, suppo,ing from his | appearance that he was not very pros porous, but when he informed US that he had been offered $2O,OOO for half interes: in the Honey Comb mine, Pat agonia District, ali our sympathy flew away. You can't tell millionaire in { this country by his looks.
 JUsT received al Mrs. NJ. J. Smiths | Ladies and Children's Furnishing corner Of Camp street and Church Plaza, an elegant assortment of ladies and misses California ready made underwear, consisting of night gowns, chemises, drawers, skirts, etc. Also, ties, silk handkerchiels and fancy goods for sale at reasonable prices. s
 IMMEDIATELY after his arrival in . Tucson a stranger might iBnocently be stopped on the street in conversation with Pin-Head Hughes. the black mailer, but if such an accident should occur after tWenty-four hours resi- ience the presumption would be strong hat the stranger was a thief and liar of the purest water.
 OUR Guaymas letter states that the Sonora authorities acted nobly in the a Hamilton matters. What a pity it is hat after all they have done the de auller should have escaped and that . co by what seemed to be carelessncss O say the le st. Il THE carpenters and painters have 'een employed for the past few days r n repairing and repainting the inter. r or of the Catholic church, and it is d low becoming quite attractive in ap- ,earance. T MR. ROBERT ECCLESToN left this T morning for Tomb,tone, where he will pen the branch store for A. D. Otis ., z Co.,, of which he is a member. A tore has been rented and a stock Of ,oods sent in advance. o MEssRs. CoLLINGwOOD and Harvey. z I I"rence, are in town on their re urn rip from Sonora, where they have - cen for several weeks, looking ter r r ome mining and land interests.
 MR. THOMAS c. NICHOLS has been ppoinied Internal Revenue Gaucer. o, IT, Nichols IS worthy man and will ,l II any position that may be allotted ,, i'm with credit.
 MIR DECHENA slowed away in his h, ooms yesterday kegs and barrels of alifornia brandy. Bourbon whisky, ~, whisky and California ,n Iaret. For sale dirt cheap. h. LAST Sunday at morning services. {, yO of our prominent citizens resoried r, } the game of heads CT tails 10 see ho should contribute to the fund frr le heathen.
 WE call attention to Dr. Handv'S ,o Caution in regard 10 the Old Mine. or pw called the Commodore. in Gro lancn District
 SHEET buyers are paving s525 for sl It wethers in Kern county, California. N ne year ago they were only paying " 1 20.
 c. ]. RTDGEwAY. Agent for inc IT