Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-30

Mrs. Guadalupe Elias, sister OF Dor
Pedro and IgInio Aguirre,died in Nogale
on the seventeenth instant, aged fifty
two years. Two sons and three Gaugh
ters survive her. Mis-. Elias was mos
estimable lay. She leaves large circle
of friends and relatives to NOUN heI
loss.
Tucson is up TO it's eyes in water.
MELONS. The demand for melons sc
exceeded the supply that Meyer street
merchant ordered a car load from Her.
mosillo. They arrived TINS morning
and the land of manana is happy.
The bicyclists who are to participate
in the long distance race from Nogales
10 Tucson, numbering eight, left here
this morning for the starting point.
The route vas tagged from Nogales to
Canoa yesterday and from Tucson to
Canoa today. 1t is expected that the
winner will reach the goal before 8
o'clock Friday morning.
The palace hotel of Tucson will coon
be thing Of the past. This we'll known
hOte, Will here after be known as the
Occidental. Ii is now being thoroughly
renovated and remodeled and by July
first her patrons will hardly recogni
re It. as the same place.
Developments on the Old Glory pro
perty are said to exceed the most san
guine expectations of the company. The
ore body is strong, well defined and car
ries plentiful supply of free gold. TO
say the least the camp promises fair TO
be one OF the bonanza camps of the ter
ritOry.
Mr.. Geo. E. Williams is in receipt of
a letter from his home ia Missouri stat
ing that his son, aged nine years. had
suffered a compound fracture of his left
thigh. The little fellow was playing
when the unfortunate accident occur
red. As be is young and under the |
best T medical care, he will in all pro- |
liability be around in due time, aud none |
the worst for his distressing misbap.
DR.. Whomes, president of the Tucson
Cycling club, announces the competi |
tors in the Nogales Tucson race and |
the prizes I'd be awarded as follows: |
Riders, L. o. Brown aud S. p. Wilson,
Phoenix; l.. Salter. Mesa; p b. Yates |
and Willard Wright, Nogales; Fred
Graves and E. E. Johnson, Tucson;
prizes, first, ALUMINIUM wheel; second,
bicycle uniform; third, cyclometer;
fourth, bicycle shoes; fifth. bicycle cap; |
last man in, ten shares of Union Park
association stock.
Henry James refers to the two come
lies which. under the title of Theatri-
GALS, H.rper q Brothers have just pub
Ished, as two little entertainments"
and they are as entertaining in their
way as anything Mr.. James has given
Is. Within the past year the same
house has publ he'd four volumes by
Mr.. James, entitled, 1.-The Wheel of
Time, the Private Life. Picture and
Text, and Essay in London and else
where "
Harpers &, Brothers today June 19)
IN blish the following books: Carloita's
mt nd. aud Other Tales, by Ruth Nc
1n ~ Stuart; An Interloper. a story of
reDch provincial life. ny Frances Mary
o~srd; Ga: Home Pete, Mrs. Olive
DhorDe MIler's new book about birds,
ID &c, cats, etc. and, in the "Black and
Nnite Series" John Kendrick Bangs's
'hree weeks in Politics, and w. ID.
towells's farce, entitled Five O'Clock
'ea. The Husband OF one Wife, by ,
1rs. Venn, is announced for publication ,
ext week in the Franklin Square
library"
The second number % the "Gallery
I Players" issued by The illustrated | !!
merican. East Sixteenth street, New
'ork city. is an album OF portraits Of
Jotlight favo ties which TO theatrical !
brary can afford TO &c without. II !
Ontains twenty-five full-pages portraits !
nd over a hundred smaller ones, in
harac er, of some of the best known
ctors and actresses, including Eleonora
'use, Julia MarloWe, Nelson Wheat
1T, n. g. Goodwin. Effie Shannon,
larie Tempest. and Stuart Robson Q
he accompanying critical matter is !
rltten by Mr.. Charles Frederic Nird-
ugeT. The price is only twenty five 7
ants. b