Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-15

J.C, Martin, of Los Angeles, is q
guest at the San Xavier.
Hon. Thos. e. Baker left for his home
at Mammoth last night.
Carson G. Ritter of Mammoth, after q
visit Ut several days in the city, depart
ed for home last evening.
Chss. f. Won Barneveld, chemist and
surveyor for the United Globe mines, at
Globe, is visiting Tucson.
E. S. Wsddler, OF St. Joseph, Mo-, is
registered at the Orndolf.
The smelter started in upon a tne
LOT of ore this morning, and will run for
several days.
W.R. Wemple and 81. w. McCrum
are in from the Southern Belle, and are
stopping at the San Xavier.
Prof. VIM, Stowe Devol leaves the city
4 this evening for an extended trip
through the northern portion OF the ter
ritory.
Albert T. Cotton, ex-county surveyor
OF Piusl county. after a day or two In
Tucson, will leave for his home in Flor
enoe this evening.
See Charles Howard Johnson's "Sail-
or Men" and back page $40 prize Of
fer" in Truth tomorrow. All frains
and news stands.
The s. p. pay car arrived last night,
| paid off this morning. departed, and left
q it's wake long stream OF Rmlabie
miles.
Rev. Howard Billmsn has gone to the
northern part of the territory and will
be absent about ten days. He will de-
liver lecture at the Flagstaff Summer
School of Science.
Charles F. Bennett, member OF the
Pinal county board of supervisors, and
Phony Price, of Casa Grande, two of
Pinal county's substantial, energetic
| citizens, are in Tucson upon business
matters Of q private nature.
The United Globe company is putting
in a new 100 ton smelter and number
Of tramways for transporting ore. The
additions will be completed in about
thirty days, and greater activity will be
noticeable in this company's works.
Posses are in sctive pursuit OF the
Nogsles bunk robbers, but SO far have
not sighted them. 1t is believed that
they will be captured, however, as the
best criminal hunters in Southern Ari-
IONA are on the trail.
Hon. Brewster Cameron left this
morning for the city of Mexico, whers
be will remain for several weeks on bust |
ness. His brother Hon. Colin, Cameron,
met him here and accompanied him as
g. -, Do,.1n Gol;p will
turn to Tucson IN about week.
Wstarmelons are selling in the market |
at Flagstaff from rs cents to one dollar |
each, ssys the Gazette, while small |
~aute!oupee fnd a ready market at fifty /
cents each. This seems rtrong when /
nice melons are selling in Phoenix for
fifteen cents q dozen.
Don Benigno Garcia reports that the
recent storms have washed away his /
piping at Teiltas. Teams coming from
thst country have been mired in mud
and unable to get through for eight
days past. Mr.. Garcia ia thinking OF
entering suit against Weather Prophet
Wetmore for damages, on account OF
bis dry ye.r predictions.
Many persons suffer torture from itch
Jag about the ,ints and lower limbs.
This annoying t.ouble can be stopped
10 short order by applying to the parte
effected DR.. J. II. McLesn's Volcanic
Oil Liniment. The irritation will yield
at once to its healing and quietiDg in
fiuencs Price 25c, 500 and 81 CO per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
> Miss Eva Tsrbox, on her 18th. birth
day, wac rendered party in honor OF
the event, at the residence OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ben Fairbanks, on last Mon
day night. The young lady was the
reel pient OF multitude ofcompliment-
airy good wishes, and congratulations.
The evening WAS moet epjoyably spent
by those who attended.
One OF the largest crowds OF people
ever seen at the depot, was in attend
snce last night to witness the departure
of the Philharmonic band. The boys
went forth with the hest wishes OF sp |
sdmiring constituency and will come
back at the end of two weeks, covered
with glory.
81. ]. Ramer, one OF the most extern
sive cattle dealers OF Central ArzoDe,
arrived yesterday from his ranch in
Northern ella county. His purchases
10 this county the past season agRregat-
ed 10, 600 head. and be il now contract s
ing for cattle for delivery at Holbrook
next May, having already bought the
Simpson and Blevins brands. He is in
the market for steers and stock cattle,
and is offering $40 q head all around.
He says tho ranges in ella county never
looked better than at present, and stock
Of ell kinds is in good condition.-Silver
Belt II
Yesterday afternoon Joe Carbon was
coming IN from his ranch driving ahead {
If him two horses, one OF his own anG 7
he other belonging to Mounted Ins,
oector Miller. The animals were tied
ogether. and they ran into the rail-
'oad track and started to cross the ]
bridge near the residence of Mayor r
herrera. Miller's horse stepped be-
tween the ties and fell breaking leg.
and bad to be killed. The sound bound
freight train wes coming IN at the time !
and bad 1T not been that Mr.. Carbon
Jagged the train a serious wreck would {
have been the result.-Vidette.
Announcement of the marriage OF
Aaron r. Edwards and Miss Amy b.
Kelly will doubtless be a surprise to :
their many friends and acqueintsnces. =
Strict secrecy was maintained in regard | =
10 the wedding, which took place OF .
Sunday evening, August 2, in Globe, at ;
The residence of Probate Judge Mills
Van Wsgenen, who performed the cere =
nony. Aaron r. Ed wards, the groom. =
s the second son Of Judge E. j. Ed =
wards, and his genial nature and socisl :
qualities nave made for him many :
friends in this community. The bride =
ia petite brunette of rare beauty and !,
grace, who has been q favorite in her !;
set.
In the number OF Harper's Round
Table dated July 2Sth there will be
very good shark story, entitled "A =
rhresher Thrashed," by Dawson t
Stearne; also two articles that every b