Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Col. VIM. Herring is IN the city.
JIG. Hilsinger came in this morning
from the west.
Hon. Mark Smith came in from the
coast yesterday morning.
District Court Clerk A. j. Hslbert il
confined to his home by painful illness
DIR. and Mrs. Whomes returned hons
from their vacation this morning.
Hon. I'D. Underwood returned LAST
night from business trip to NoRales.
The burial of the little child OF Mr..
and Mrs. andrew Coersn took place
this afternoon.
The Tucson public schools will be
open on Monday, September l4,-]ust
one week from next Monday.
Members Of the Olympic club are at
Union Park each evening, sseiouou SLY
engaged in practice riding.
The family of VIM. p Woods came in
ON this mornings train, returning from
their coast vacation.
Mrs. Odermatt, wife Of DR.. Oddermatt,
has returned from her outing on the
coast. having arrived this morning.
Prof. Blake left last night for Oakland.
having IN charge the remains OF his SOD
who dad yesterday.
Cant. Jack Crawford, the poet scout,
.died of an accident st the Blewett COLO
mines in Rittitas county, Washington.
Latest reports are that the posse is
still In pursuit of the NogRles bank
robbers. The robbers are in old Mex
leo.
A letter from Mrs. B. NJ Tichenor,
dated at New York City, August 10TH,
states that she is distressingly homesicR
and would return tomorrow sne
could.
8. E. Hazard, Esq, accompanied by
his family, arrived in Tucson this morn
fng. from ella Bend. and will make bis
residence for the future, in the old
pueblo. Mr. Hazard will engage IN the
practice of law.
Col J. I. Fitzgerald, al old citizen
OF Graham county and we'll known
merchant of Soiomonville, died SUDDEN
" last evening. OF spoplexy.
After a very pleasant outing OF
couple OF months in the Catalina noun
tsIns, the family Of Antonio Gonzales
returned home yesterday evening.
J. Francis, ths enterprising snd en-
erretic manager of the Tucson Smelling
Company, returned on this mornings
train from business trip.
A. Redewill, one of the best known
,citizeus Of the territory, and rustier
from way back. came In on the tram
this morning and will stop In the city
tor few days.
One of the most witty and pictur-
.eeeoumen that ever lived is Whistler,
the painter. McClure's magazine for
September will contain short personal
study exhibiting him in the full flower
of his whims and graces.
All conditions promise iuet about as
lively g congressional campaign IA the
territory has ever seen. Their al be
three candidates in the field, ssm- Be
last time, and its ice cream to cheese
shat there will be no tie vote and only
one will be elected. Wonder who it
will bef
The election Of three ladies to preside
over the ceremonies of September 10.
the celebration OF the anniversary OF
Mexicaa independence. was closed last
night. The successful contestants were
Misses Frecia Montoys, Maria Elias and
Mercedes Ortiz.
Mrs. Herndop and Miss Matthews
eosne in from Sacston this morning,
saerinQ in charge the Indian children
who will attend school here this winter.
The children have had pleasant vaca-
.tion ct their homes and are eager to re-
sumo their school work.
Hilda Waters, the 7-yesr-old daughter
of William and Simona Waters, died at
twelve o'clock last night. The funeral
took place this afternoon at half past
four O'Clock. from the residence OF the
parents. near the Indian school.
Sunday night an accident occurred on
the M. & P. railroad, about five miles
out from Maricopa. One tram was
following another, when coupling
broke and resulted in 8 rear end COLI
eior Passengers were considerably
sbek4n up, but no one was seriously
injured.
W.R. Stone, the well known attorney
of Florence. came in from San Fran
cisco this morning. Mr.. Stone accom-
named his family TO Stockton, CAL, the
home of Mrs. Stones parents, end is
returning to Florence. He will remain
for a day or two in the old pueblo on
business. He says il is mistake tc
suppose that you can cool OH IN Los
Angeles. az it is hotter and more oppre-
esire than here.
It your appetite is variable, your
health Is below par, and the door if
open for the entrance OF disease. Close
this door Immediately by stimulating
tie stomach and organs of assimilation
to more active and healthy perform
ance of their functions. DR.. j. II. Nc.
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier gives tone and strength to the
stomach and contributes a nerve food
that is taken up instantly and assimllat
ed. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
S.H. Drsehman is expected home to.
morrow morning. 1t was the intention
of Mrs. Drechman and the family to &C
company him home, but owing to thu
unfortunate fact that SoIly developed
very painful gbcess in his ear. during
his vieit to Los Angeles with the Phil
harmonic band. it was decided that Mrs
Drachman and the family would pro
long their stay for some dsye, at leas
until Solly has recovered from his NAL
sdy-
There is no reason why the smeltel
should not be kept in continuous oper
alton night and day. The company vii
purchase all the copper ore, be il
straight copper, or containing gold sne
silver in addition, which is offered it
and pay for it in cash. The working
charges for all clesses OF ore are $40 pei
ton. There is plenty Of ore in the hill
which will bear shipping. and little
activity among the miners Will ado
shekels to their treasury and prove [