Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19
Judge Vsnderlip, of Crittenden, is re-
at tho Oeeidaptel

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Postmaster John Smith is at the
Occidental from Crittenden.
John Weserliche, a miner and ranch
man from Tres Alamos, is in the city.
The regular meeting Of Tucson Lodge
No. 4, f. & =. M, will be held tonight
at 7.30 o'clock. Election of officers.
o. n. Creswell, of Globe, who has
been visiting Tucson, has returned to
his home.
Prof. I. E. Dalton, Of Phoenix, terri
torlsl superintendent of schools, is In
the city, stopping at the Orndorff.
The mill at the University has been
making a run On ten samples of Gun
sight ore.
Thirteen hundred and seven dollars
10 the amount realized for the three
nights of the catholic fair. That's pretty
fair isn't Is?
The S. 2. company is putting in e
tirst-clsss new bridge on the line, near
PsEtano, to replace the one which was
rently burned there.
Rev. A. P. Graves, d. D., of New York
city. the great Baptist ev8nRelist, preach
ed a sermon in the Baptist church last
evening to quite large audience.
There will be a special meeting of
Tucson Chapter, Il. A. NJ, tonight at
o'clock. Work in the Mark Masters
degree. All chapter pasous In good
standing are cordially invited.
Judge Vanderlip has sold out bis pro-
perty interests in Crittenden With q
lew of removing TO the new town OF
Rollin. The latter place is now attrac-
ting much attention IN that direction.
Mrs. Dominguez, mother of Mrs. An
tonic Gonzalez, who has been visiting
here for several months past, left this
morning for her home in Los Angeles.
Sometime near the last of the month, a
sister of Mrs. Gonzalez will arrive on an
extended visit.
WANTED--Seversl faithful men or wo-
men to travel for responsible establish
ed house in Arizona. Salary $3.50, pay
able SIS weekly and expenses. Position
permanent. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The Ma
tional. Star Building, Chicago.
John Morales, we'll known to the sport
ing fraternity of this city, died last
| Saturday, OF Inflammation OF the
| bowels. He Yves buried on Sunday.
| The deceased was and old-timer here
and leaves wife and two children.
| Notice OF his death and burial was &C
cidentally ommitted from the columns of
the CITIZEN.
Buckley O'Neill is being doomed for
| Mayor of Prescott. Alas for Prescott!
Buckley has declared that he has climbed
over the fence, out OF the political field,
now snd for eternity. Maybe though,
the anticipation of such honor as Pres
colt can confer might tempt Buckley to
| retract.
Radulovich is putting up an addition
to his postoffice block, on Stone avenue.
1t will be of brick. with stone founda-
ton, and just as substantial as the re-
msinder Of the building. 1t will be &C.
cupied as a carpenter shop by Mr.. Radu
lovich and partner after the first or the
year.
With many clergymen, public speak
ers, singers, and actors, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for
hoarseness and all affections of the vocal
orgers, throat. and lungs. Its anodyne
and expectorant effects are promptly
realized.
The case of G. F. Banks VS. Lucas Es.
treila. NJ. @. Sam8piego, and S. Rsmbo,
was dismissed in the district court yes
terday. The testimony revealed the
fact that the actual damages were below
the 500 mark; and this being the mini
mum amount upon which an action can
be founded in the district courts of this
territory, the above decision was the ma
tural conclusion.
j. n. Dsnier and Charles Ritsch, Of
Florence are in the city. Mr.. Dsnier
expects to remain for some time, possibly
permanently. Mr.. Ritsch brings load
of fine looking copper ore to the smelter.
There are a number of very promising
copper claims near Florence, which will
some day make that section a very
thriving camp. The hills surrounding
Florence are full of minerals of different
varieties, and the future will develop
many OF them.
At the fair tomorrow night the polls
for the candidates will close, and the
result OF the voting be announced. The |
prizes to be awarded are watch and a |
cane for the fortunate gentlemen; a doll |
for the little girl who receives the great |
est number OF votes; some married lady |
will receive handsome engraving, and |
a beautiful picture will go to the young |
lady who comes out ahead on the count. |
No contests.
A few days since joe. Goldtree ship |
ped twenty four tons of ore to the smel. |
ter ut Pueblo, COL, and the returns ex-
ceeded his most sgnguine expectations. |
Six hundred and thirty ounces OF silver |
one half an ou1ce OF gold and ten per |
cent of copper per ton, is certainly indi- |
cstive OF an excellent property. The |
fact that Mr.. Goldtree has lots mere o.
the same sort is source OF great sat
isfsctiou to him, and bis friends congra-
tulate him upon the good fortune which |
has rewarded his many years of persis
ent, hard work in the territory.
The feir last night was up to the gener-
ell standard OF excellence, both as to
entertainment and financial results. The
commodious building was crowded even |
more than usual, and the liberality of /
the Assem- blage WAS evidenced by the |
large amount which the treasurer holds
as tie result Of the evenings work. The
musical program, conducted by Prof.
and Mrs. Castillo, was all that could be
desired, and at late hour, everybody |
retired with pleasant memories OF The |
night. A large aggregate sum will I'D.
dou btedly be realized from this worthy |
venture, and the work of completing the !
magnificent Cathedral will be greatly /
aided.
The Gazette OF Emporia, Kaueas,
breaks forth as follows: Lets secede.
Let's tear loose from the plutocracy and
arrogance and responsibility of the COR
rupt and unsympathetic east. Let's ga.
Their TO ourselves here in Kansas all our
jewels ana fiounce out of the sisterhood
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