Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
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IS to have theairC! JAlnS Ci JEai, ye disconsolate residents Of Tucson. who enjoy the legitimate in Q hall. Our theatre is an established fact, not merely a dream tue building IS nearly completed, the frescoing, by local talent, is finished, and things now wear 8 business like dress, and the temple Of the musos is 10 be opened some time this month.
 A Mining Exchange also looms up on Fremont street. near the EpilaPh office. The seccnd story Is being put on, and soon the Bulls and Bears will be rampant, Ia New York and Ssn Francisco, only iu d different way. Old Sol is commencing tO shed lis refulgent rays over this city in man. uer that causes our residents 10 don summer clothing and seek The coo! corners and gaze pensiveiy into 8 sherry cCbbler and Clartt punch through the light and aliy straw.
 On Sunday nIEEt Lieut.. WiEches- ter departed this life. Cause-alcO- hol, supeTinduced by tEe disgrace of being .-maTtia.cd and seutenCe4 for one year aJ Fort Yuma. POoiS fellow, He is probably better rh dead than living, so let US write above him, Reouiescat in pRce.'
 The coming heat suggests to my mind the necessity of a cool place for rest and recrsstiOn. You Ot JUcscn, who are capitalists, can afford to go to San Francisco and enjoy lhe sea breeze. Others less fortunate must look nearer home. Tie HuacEucs Mountains are delightful; green grass, trees, running water and no dust, are inducements enough for any one, and mine host Burton has good hotel ! out al the post, whcIe enc can be con- fortsble.
 The mines out in that GireeijoD are l beginning to attract mere atleEtiun l than hitherto, so sue nj gL. cOa iitlie business in 9 quiet way, as well hS find eDjo--lent and a new lease Ci life andhealth.
 Since my last, have Co note the sale of the Bradshaw mine gld the l consequent sOlidiiy of iLe fortunate owners. The property Was owned by | Chas F. MacDsrmOt and M. Ie:ney, of San Francisco, and purchased by them about year ago. Since tLal time MT. Tierney has been acting as superintendent, and about SltU,tUO has been expended in improving and working the mine. M. MaCDermUt is in New York, where last week he l succeeded n selling tEe property Co a
 party of New YOrk's sCid men. tue | figure was $500 ye0. Whether Alr. | Tieruey will remain in charge OC inc mine in the interest Of the Lew gNr- CTS he does Dot al present know, but
 will be here yet Tor some li-,le tune.
 MT. Farrell, late Superintendent Ci
 the Sulphuret, Tranquility ard Flora
 Morrison, has given up J-e tWo l former, and now attends iu tAe I f.c-G ' Morrison, while his place las b Cu filled by Hank Smth, folm,r.y oi l Nevada, and veil known uTcA ,hc
 Pacific Coast as gn lble mining nan
 and Superintendent ---'"----'' The bond up,Cgii' the Grand Central
 ooulh. eeSApiied to-day and tLs miLe ,i Ras not taken- DT. GbIGIrJ', Cue Ci 1 the owners. will now again s5 eUnC
 his duties as superiai,Lt-t. during
 the absence Of Mr. Frank Hall in tae
 Eastern States.
 The Gentle Belle, mentioned ln my
 first letter as looking CAtlt4u-iY
 well, last week came to Jie Aren't
 with 8 strike, and things have COR
 tinued 10 improve since ib8l DWC.
 A visit to tLe property finds 'he
 shaft down about 45 feet "iih iWO-
 foot vein. Lhe assays from the same
 running about SG0 10 SIh. Eight
 hour shifts are being worked, and li
 energy, capital and great ialin Iu thg
 district are goou for anything backed
 by good prospects, ihc Gonii!c Belle
 in the near future should have boom
 of some kind and make suitable re-
 turn to its fortunate OWDtrs.
 The WoronoCO mine, situated about
 a mile ano half southeast oi town,
 is looking exceeding well, and ,tEC prospects are encouraging. At tbe
 present time the prospecting shaft iS down about ITO feel, wiDdleSs la; been put in at the IGG-i0Ct station and the work of reduction will be Tesum-
 ed in 8 few days. DuluHg nOTti and south on the ledge Is progressing
 rapidly, with good showing. The
 quality of the ore IS quartz, carrying gold and silver, and about three ton; are being taken out daily. Two shift are being worked, and air pipes have
 just been put in to get the bad sil out ot the drifts. Mir. Fowler, tht new superintendent. has lately ar r rived in Tombstone from Boston a2C
 has great hopes Of the property.
 On the Sunset mInc wOik has beer
 resumed for about month. At prCsen ' they are drifting tom the Ooltcn O . shaft No 2, which is down To feel ? The drift has been run about 60 ice and is for the purpose OI cODnectlns with shaft No. l, as the air in t6e lsi' . ter is so bao no work can be done. Il the drifting they nave encountered . 1 ledge about six feet wide which n looking very well. On the compile tion of the drift 1t is the Intention o 7 Mir. J. B. Smithman, who is here a in the interest of the eastern owners 10 commence sinking again in shai No. 1. Comparatively lithe w-ri | has been done on this mine, thOngi { the public seem 10 have got contrs
 " impression. Owing 10 mlsmanage
 ment at the opening 0f he nine woli , was temporarily suspenCei. bu ] things will now be run on d.leren 7 basis and t is LoDed with be,.cr Tl . suits.
 , I had hoped this week 10 give yo' 6 full account of the workings ot tn Tough NuJ, the bullion output io . the past month and ull matters Oi iE n terest, but owing tO inc fact Of it's be ing the last of Inc month aa, Professor Church, the superintendent. | being very busy, he was uuatie t s give me an interview and the 9aitcu o lars I desired, so, rat CT than rCC=iv
 my inform ration sec,nd hand, an . from source l could not rely upon b I chose tO WAit vnul my DCyt E..t.l