Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-06


rived on the passenger this morning.
II is hot, there are no cyclones il
Tucson. Be grateful, We grumblers.
Freight business on the s. P. ha
been quite heavy for sometime past.
Cattle shipments still continue. Sew
ersl train loads have been shipped with
ia the last few days.
The Western Union telegraph otf1c,
will be open tomorrow from to 10 q
m. and 4 to 6 p. m.
| Mr.. j. T.. Clarke, one of the prosper
Gus cattle men of Mammoth country J
in the city.
A term OF the territorial court vii
convene at Globe on the 18th of mex
month, Judge Rouse presiding.
The grand jury for the first term o
u. s. court at SolomoDvIlle, lie called-fo
June lst. The trial jury will ASSEMBLY
on the 9Th.
Governor Franklin returned to Phoe
nix last night. with most favorable i'm
pressions of Tucson.
The principal of the Nogales publ
schools, B. @. Hendrlck, is visiting th
city.
Professor Dalton and Judge Msyn
visited San Xavier mission yesterday ant
returned to Phoenix last night.
| Next time Phoenix has a carnival, sh
can probably get assistance from TolteC
| Tucson will remember the bicycl
meet.
Col. j. Roe Young, of Sscaton, pass
ed through the city on the west bount
passenger last evening.
The regular convocstion of Tucso,
Chapter No. 3. r A. Nj. will be held to
night at 1880. Work in the fourth de
gree.
United States Attorney E. E. Film
wood was passenger on the east bounc
train this morning. He was 30 route Il
SolomonvilIs to attend q. S. court.
E.P. Drew, one of the proprietors o.
the Florence and Casa Grande stage
line, and a prominent business man Of
Casa Gfaude, is in Tucson on a short
visit.
Many are the happy 10 Tucson. The
pay car came yesterday, and the musical
clink OF golden twenties lie beginning to
get monotonous.
Two unfortunates who became super
charged with decoration fluid on Satur-
day, answered for their hilsrity this
morning to Recorder Connell. They
we're discharged.
Six rUnaw8ys in week is quite re-
cord, and should result in some effort
being made to compel more attention Oh
the part of drivers. Horses should not
be left standing in the streets unless
they are tied.
Those who failed to hear general
Sampson on Sunday night at the NJ E.
church, missed rare treat. On every
occasion when the General speaks, he
adds TO his already famous reputation
as an orator, and Sunday night was no
exception.
Milford Wiusor hiss severed hie con-
nectIon with this paper and will here
after be the able assistant of Mr.. Brown
of the Sun, the partnership OF Messrs.
Brown d Huson having been dissolved.
Yuma Advertiser.
Mrs. s. r. DeLoug, who has been WIS.,
ting ia Tucson. left last evening for her
home at Dos Cabezas. Size was accom-
panied by Misses Lilly aud Mercedes
ShibeII and MIss Brown, who will be
her guests for time.
The people OF Tucson did themselves
Franklin. The epublicaps as well at
the Democrats turned out to shake the
new governor by the hand. After ALL
it is brain. not politics, that counts,
and IL there were more communitle>
ike Tucson, we should not be long il
securing .-Rapu blicsn.
Messrs. Gardner. Worthen & Goss dc
rot seem to be afflicted with business
depression, even though times are dull.
The whirr of their machinery is con-
slant. Their patronage Is due 10 thor
oughly satisfactory work and an intelli-
gent knowledge Of the wants Of their Gus
toners.
Ii there is any field iu which the In
migration Committee Of Arizona CAT
SOW seed with fair prospect OF reap
ing bountiful harvest, it should be il
the cyclone districts of the east. Let
those people know that Arizona is, in it's
entirety, city of refuge from cyclones.
earthquakes, sunstrokes, and starvation.
and our population will soon increase to
gratifying extent.
Hon. Thomas F. Wsedip, clerk oi the
District Court at Florence, we'll AM
most favorably known throughout the
territory, passed trough Tucson this
morning on his way to Solomonyille.
where be will attend u. S. court, Mr..
Wee6in is extensively interested in some
good mides 10 PInsl county, and through
bis efforts great deal of Development
work Is being done il the vicinity OF
Florence.
Sidney Bsrtleson, Deputy U. S. mar
shsl at FloreLce, passed through Tue
son this morning with eix u. S. prison-
ers, bound for Solomonvilie. They art
charged with selling whiskey to Indians
Sometime ago, Mr.. Bartleson had biz
enk!e broken, but is recovering yer,
rapidly. He is very efficient youps
officer, and will be remem oered as one
of the captors of the Mexican stage rob-
Der who met with such speedy retribu-
tion at Florence sometime ago.
Mr. G. M. Sanders, receiver of the
Casa GRANGE Valley Canal company, al
Florence, came IN this morning. Under
the management Of Mr.. Sanders. the
canal has given better satisfaction than
ever before. He says there is very littl.
water ID the Gtla. and the supply above
the reservoir is short, but below there l.
plenty for all purposes. Great credit If
due Mr.. SsBders for all his efficieni
work, which is fully appreciated by the
water users under the Casa Grande Val
1 y Canal.
The board OF supervisors of the couu-
ties of Pinal and Navajo have passed re-
solutions requesting that all crimes
committed on Indian reservations il
their respective counties be referred to
the United States court for trial. These
resolutions have been forwarded to