Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01

q s+A4A lsAAs l.. 4. Smith. a gentleman prominent in mining circles, went out to the Quilo- tUas thls week.
 A. IL Hanson, one of the proprietors Of the Jersey Lily mIne, a rich strike in the Qul9oto s, IS sOjourning in Tucson.
 E. E. Burlingame, one of the promin- ent assayers and mIuing men of Denver, was ID Tucson on Wednesday, en route to San Francisco He expressed himself greatly pleased at the beauty and variety ot the different ores of Southern Arizo- na as exhibited in the many local cabinets.
 Captain Hiel Hale, formerly of Iowa but DOW most of the time in Tucson, went down last week to Chihuahua to look after his interest in the Carmen mIne, in the Setentrion district He will be back in a few days.
 It has been a pleasure in commercial circles to know that Alfred Goldsmith, worthy young man of Tucson has taken an advanced step in life, and be- came the partner Of his longtime em- ployer, J. $. Mansfield, in the business of conducting the Pioneer news stand at QuijotOa.
 J. s. Blaisdell, superintendent of the Esperauza mine beyond Gro Blanco. ar- rived in Tucson on Tuesday evening.
 W. s. Edwards, superintendent of the Catalina mill, left for his place of work on Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. J. Robbins came in from Ari- vaca last Tuesday.
 F. Browning and wife went to Quiio- toa on Wednesday.
 L. T. Mesick, popular Los Angeles printer, came in from QuijOtoa on Tues day.
 Major J. J. Safely returned from Qui- .otoa on Monday eveuing.
 A. P. Daige, the Quiiotoa druggist, was m town yesterday.
 George J. Roskruge, the county sur yeyor. is at Quiiotoa.
 R. G. Balcom is in Denver, n the in- terest Of the Alderman fume condenser.
 J. A. RUfner, of the firm of RufIner & Proctor, QuiiotOa, vas in town on Mon day.
 Colonel c. ". Tozer, the pioneer min ing expert, was in town on Monday, the guest Of R. \. Leatherwood.
 B. F. karns, of San Jose, Cal. and president of tae Blue Jay company, ar rived ID Tucson on Sunday end will re- main here several days.
 N. $. Eros. IS officially surveyIng for the government the Quiiotoa tJwnsites.
 John A. Steinbureer. the coal mining agent of the S. r. R. R., returned from QEuotoa on Monday.
 F. 5. Penney, deputy county treas urer, was in the Tombstone district last week looking after mining interests.
 A. D. Tourtillotte and wife, left Tues | day morning for Peru. Mir. Tourtillotte goes down the coast of Mexico, and will join his wife at Panama. who goes there via San Francisco.
 Murat Masterson and son, of Deming, were st Porter on Monday. en route to San Francisco.
 Among the most prominent arrivals in Tucson this week was Mir. Clark E. Carr, an eminent politician and capitalist of Galesburg. Illinois. He was the guest of GeLeral E. A. Carr, of Fort Lowell, hls brother. Mir. Carr has gone to San Francisco.
 4. T. Jones, recorder of Tombstone, was in Tucson visiting friends the early part of tue week.
 Samuel Alcock and D. Tuoker, of Gila Bend, were in Tucson last Sunday.
 D. L. Sayre, of the Clifton Clarion, spent several days in Tucson, and wen. about the first of the week to Tomb stone.
 Will Corbett returned Sunday even- Ing from a trip to Quiiotoa.
 Colonel Broadhead, of Boston. has been appointed United States paymaster here in place of Major Smythe.
 Robert Dickson, representing several insurance companies, went to Tombstone on Monday.
 Major Fechet. formerly an officer in the Egyptian army in Soudan, Is now a permanent resident ir Tucson.
 Rev. Charles Sumner has spent the past week at Buehman's ranch ID the Santa CatalInas. He Is expected to be in his pulpit tomorrow.
 J. c. Perry, Esq, the pioneer lawyer of Qgij jutoa, k enjoying few days vaca- tion from business with his family.
 J.R. Norton, of the firm of Norton & Stewart, of Fort Grant, arrived in Tue son on Friday.
 Louis De Puy, merchant and miner at Silver King, was in town oD Friday.
 The many friends of nirs H. D. Un- derwood will be pleased to learn that her sister, Mrs. Hutchinson, IS convales- cling.
 Thomas c. Beechley, of Iowa, re turned on Thursday evening from an examination of the Blue Jay mine.
 John W. Grant returned Tuesday evening from a seven weeks prospecting tour through the Pinto hills, west of QuiiOtoa.
 Colonel A. A. Bean is in San Fran cisco.
 George W. Barnhart, division supe-- intendent Of the bridge and building de partment Of the $. P. R. R., is ID Texas, and s expected home Moniay.
 Thursday morning Superintendent Muir went on a special train to DemTng, to be gone one day. With hIm were Len Harris. the well known detective, W. F. Smith, master mechanic, and Philip Croyat, bookkeeper of Porter's hotel.
 Sheriff Paul returned Wednesday evening from ten days trip to La No ria.
 Mrs. c. W. Williams. of San Jose, California, nee Mi.s Mamie Penney, Is visiting Miss Barret at Tombstone.
 J. J. HIertz. superintendent ot the San Ricar1o mines in Sonora, arrived ID town on Wednesday evening.
 Deputy Sheriff Vosburgh IS engaged in mining at Qu'Jotoa.
 Adolph Goldschmidt, formerly of A. Goldschmidt < Co. is at Quiiotoa on business
 E. P. Voissard, of Tombstone, has gone to Quiiotoa and will open an assay officc.
 A. Gnzman, superintendent Of the Tweed mine, returned last week from a trip up the Colorado river.
 Col. W. K. Albersby, superintendent of the King and Burning Moscow mines of Calico, California, was in town last week. John W. Gray. of the Surveyor Gen erals office, was at QuiiOtoa the first of the week.
 Supervisor Vail and wife are stopping at POrter's. George W. Sesy, of Quiotoa, is in town. We regret to learn that Chls. R. Drake | Sr.. father of the worthy county recorder, l has been seriously Ill. Senior Don Jose JimeterrO. of Mazat- l Ian. Mexico, and one of the heaviest l merchants and most distinguished l of our sister republic, is st | the Cosmopolitan, with his family They | were called upon last evening by q num- her of the leading Mexican gentlemen l md ladies of this city.