Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18

A dispatch from the City or MeXlc' :, ! states that G Jmez Farias, Minister o n Finance has resigned On account of Il
 h salth. His successor IS Matla RO n nero.
 Mrs. Brewster Cameron and h9r littl daught Martha, will leave for visit tC l ! relatives in the east in the morning
 She will probably not return till the enc
 of the summer. mr. Cameron will ac
 company them as far as Colorrdo. a Hon. R R. Richardson. manager o 8 the Crittenden Land and Cattle Com pany is in the city from Crittenden. He
 reports cattle in fair condition but not
 fat, the gra in that section being some what short at this season of the year.
 The following gentlemen, Wm. Lucas
 H. Knudson, and Wm. Roth, Tn char (
 of the fireworks at the Republican Rati
 fication meeting last night performed
 their part most creditably. Chairman
 Heney expresses himself thoroughly sat
 isfied.
 Too much cannot be sad in praise of the artistic skill and gentle department
 and bearing of the Philharmonic rand of
 Tue on. This institution has become
 one of the fixtures of the city's most
 pleasurable enjOyments and 1t IS evident
 their popularity will keep strides with
 the praiseworthy skill.
 J. J. Deviue pulled out of Tucson on
 the l4Jb with 8 large wagon loaded
 dowr with supplies and necessary fix
 lures to attempt the successful boring of his wells at the mines of the CabdIl
 Mining Co. Ire wagon was h tched to
 a splendid pair of bays and Mir. DevIne
 seemed to be hopeful that he would ob-
 tain the necessary water which was an ali important feature to his company.
 S. D. Morgan, well known in this | vicinity, has a we'll boring outfit and is
 prepared to guarantee water where ever
 it is desired He will not stop for boJld-
 ITS or rocks but will puncture the stratus
 and go where it lives. MT. Morgan Is
 now engaged boring 8 well for H N. Labaree b miles west of BarboquIvari
 COG feet is the present depth. l2OO feet Of cable is arranged for and the under | tying current will be brought to the
 surface by skill and experience.
 Mr. A. c. Bemrose, the popular young | Secretary of the Santa Cruz Water | SbOIdRc SOUpobgs olANcO ~hOb0oy morning last, from 8 short visit to Los Angeles. He returned much improved . in health, was highly delighted with
 what be saw snd heard in the golden state. In the matter of cable ard cleo
 tric lines he is especially complimentary of American genus. MT. Bemrose has many friends here to welcome his return and congratulated him on hIs restored health.
 J. s. McKenna, has resigned from inc Tucson P. O., to accept position Vith
 Wells & Fargo Express Co.,. In the City of Mexicn. The arrival and departure of all mails makes iJ necessary for a night clerk in the post office which will be filled by Thos E. Hughes who served two years ID thls capacity already. The genera delivery viii be attended to by Miss Emma Smith, one of Tucson's brightest daughters. Under this ar engagement we predict splendid service, and Postmaster Corbett will retaln his reputation as a model postmaster, J. W. Canning & O., harness and -addle dealers of the clty of Tucson, ,.arries a stock of goods classified by every article pertaining to a well con- jucted establishment. There Is noih- ing that engages inc attention of a good rider more than a tirst-clsss out fit of horse trapplrgs. The cattlemen are u- aIversally acknowledged good horsemen
 nd when they 0egire a substantial sad
 iIe or ornamental bridle, ca l uuon the firm of J. W. Canning & Co. Mir. Can | ning IS hard working, industrious me ,;.anic, worthy of tbe patronage or all l interested in Tucson.
 Tine mines and mining building meas ares 30o Oy 700 feet, has floor space Of a!pest g acres and cost 5265, 5,000. The @act is that at tue Worlds C lumb ar Exposition for the first time ID the his sorp of such enterprises the mining in iasry and products are accorded the
 -cognItion which their exceedingly ,yeat importance to the wealth and prosperity of ali civilized nations re ly jemands. Mr. Skiff, chief of the depart inebt, says that It IS already assured
 nat ID the mines and mining building |, i'll be gathered in 1893 incomparably the largest array and most comp eie and instructive evidence of the mineral wealth and progress of the mining in- dusiry ever collected or attem Ltsd.
 The family of J. I. Mansfield departed 1 on the mornIng tram for Los Ane eles ! to go to the ssashore at Santa MopIra ] This family IS typical pioneer family. | Mir. and Mrs. Mansfield having left | Yuma II years ago. coming to Tucson. l The mode of travel then was a buck bosrd-three day from Yuma to Tucson. l The transformation from that date to | this is splepdidly equipped railroad Cars running at the rate ot 30 miles an hour. The little ''fellere." on bidding their | papa farewell, were very lpqulsl1iTe i whether they could hear the great | wa.ers. MT. Mansfield is naturally a l little lonesome, 6s he expressed tD the | reporter, "Tbis IS the first time iu II | years that 1 have been absent from my title family"
 There is DO true citizen of any one of the States or Territories but what en- tertains special pride in his respective State or Territory m which he resides. To this eEd he longs for the hour when the hum of profitable industries are heard on all sides. and the facial expres- sions of It's progressive attributes are manifested in the material development of fig vast and varied uatural resources. To this end Tucson, by virtue Jf its cer Ir6l location, Its recognized position as trade center, radiating to all DOT tio of Southern and Central Arizona, with her irr gating schemes, crystalizinG into substantial aud practical demon stration, with a Mining University To- eaied ID her midst and stocked aith all the parapheTnalis of instructive apDli- ances for the best advancement of the silver industry, and pre sided over by an array of talent that must be-devoted as It is-produetive Of the greatest good. Tucson will emerge spbinx-!ike from a seeming desert of despCnd, to array herself in the financial dress of a well-earned prosperity. Destined 10 be to Arizona what Denver ls to Colorado, what Cheyenne i9 10 Wyoming, what Salt Lake is to Utah. what . l Paso is to fexas With Chicago p6yInG 16 per ceet interest and the world, the states