The herald., 1895-06-29
I'd OF A SINGLE DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHAC

Company D, First infantry, Captain
Contzen commanding.
Territorial float.
Tucson fire department, J. D. Bolvn
chief.
Negley post, G. A. R.,:N. Fulmer COM
Tucson Philharmonic band. F. Ron stadt
director.
Arizona Pioneers. M. G. samaniego,
president.
Hispano American Alliance, G. Y. Vel
asco. president.
Arizona Lodge, No. Z, A. o. U. W.
Apache Lodge. No. 8, A. o. U. W.
Golden Link 10 ge, No. 2, Degree of
Honor A. o. U. W.
Arizona Junior Pioneers.
Carriages containing the president of
the day. Hon.lH. Buehman; chapla n, G.
J. G. Hilzinger; orator of the day in
Spanish. c. Y. Velasco; reader of the
declaration of independence, 9. A. Shifell.
City and county officials.
Citizens and riders on horseback.
The route OF the parade will be as fol-
Mayer to Congress streets, up to Sixth
avenue TO Pennington, to Court street to
the city park, the exercises of the day
concluding with the usual literary and
muscal exercises in the city park. which
will be seated to its full capacity and
will be provided for the ladies and smok-
ing will be prohibited during the exer-
cises. Grand display of fireworks at the
conclusion OF the exercises.
The Southern Pacific, with its usual
liberalitv, announces half rate fare BE-
ing celebration. Tickets will be for sale
on the Sd and 4th Of July and will be good
eight days. Get ready for your outing.
A complaint entitled the Territory of
Arizona VS.. the Star Publishing company
was filed in Judge Meyers court on Sat
urday last. The parties to the com plant
are Lewis Wolhey, Royal A. Johnson.
John A. Black William II. Barnes, Joseph
B. Scott, Michael Nugent and John NJ.
Burnett. The charge is criminal libel.
President Dorrington of the Arizona
Press association has appointed the fol-
lowing as the executive commi otee of the
associations N. A. Morford, editor of the
Phoenix Herald; 7. J. Wolfey of the
Republican. Jonn Dunbar of the Gazette.
Charles W. Pugh of the Wilcox News and
George II. Kelly of the Bulletin. The
next meeting will be held at Prescott
July 4th.
George Secocan has returned from
visit to his old home IN Austria. He was
absent SIX weeks anu thoroughly enjoyed
his outing. He reports the laboring
classes of Europe as better satisfied and
more prosperous than the workingmen of
this country. Mr.. Secocan is minus his
beard. which makes him look somewhat
time. After leaving the ocean he exper-
fenced sick spe II, the first on the trip;
so be stopped off for few days at Colo
rado Springs and rested.
General Johnson returned from Santa
Fe yesterday. at which place he had been
in attendance on the United States land
court. His testimony contributed much
to the downfall of Reavis and his preten
sions.
W. ". Hadley of Los Angeles is new
operator IN the telegraph Office. He re-
lieves Thomas Monier, who Is Frustrated
by scarlet fever. Fortunately the attack
is but light and he will be back at the
keys by July 1st.
A surprise party was given last night
to John Dupuy. About sixty boys and
girls were present. There was dancing
and music and a general good time was
had till II O'Clock, when the merrymak-
ers went home.
a letter from Frank Murphy, president of
the road, asking whether the funds aris-
ing from the subscription of Pima county
towards defraying the expense of rum
ming the survey are now available to be
drawn upon by their chief engineer.
The subscription list has been turned
over to the collection committee. consist
ins CT H. B. Tenney and Samuel Hughes,
who will, ct once call upon the subscrib bers
for the amount OF their subscriptions.
President Murphy, while apparently
unwilling to give any positive assurance
of the building of the road, says he will
do everything in his power personally
bssas, and from the general tone of his
letter shows great confidence in his abll-
ity to carry out his wishes.