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

LUCAL NEW >.
II Schilling's Best tea is money-bsck-
ed and other tea is not, whioh-do you
thinks pure?
The grocers are busy-not giving
money back, but selling more Schilling'a
Best.
See W. Granville Smiths "a Popular
Wave" in Truth tomorrow. All trains
and news stands.
Today DR.. Spencer removed his Office
from Congress street, to his residence
on Camp street
Mrs. s. r. belong will arrive in the
city from her home at Dos Csbezss, this
evening, and remain q few days visiting
friends.
The family Of r. T. Millar has return
ed from a two months vacation at the
seaside. All are brown and healthy
and report most enjoyable time.
Gen. A. j. Sampson, the political war
boree, of Phoenix, has gone to the G.
A. r. national encsmpment at st.
Paul.
Rafael Vezerra was struck by light
ming. at Fort Lowell, day before yester-
day, and died from the effects. He had
taken refuge from the storm, under a
tree. His funeral will occur today.
Fred A. Stevens is ia the city from
Washington Camp. Mr.. Stevens has
charge of the Du Quesne Mining Co.'S.
store at that place, and is CONSPICUOUS
among the employees, for the excellent
service be renders.
Genera Velseco, the poet, printer,
lsroenist and burglar, had preliminary
hearing before Judge Scott this morn
ing, and was held to answer q charge OF
burglary, before the next grand jury, in
the sum Of five hundred dollars.
E. P. Drew, of Casa Grande, arrived
10 the city this morning. On the first
OF the coming month be will engage in
business in this city, and take up his
permanent residence here. Mr.. Drew
is q thorough business man and will
be valuable acquisition to the mercsn-
tile circles OF the city.
Rev. c. P. Wilson returned this morn
ing from his two weeks outing in Calf
ornis. Botn be and his congregation
having had q beneficial rest, regular
services will begin in his church sgsin
tomorrow, and continue without inter
ruptlon. Mr.. Wilson reports splendid
time, and says that his family is in
splendid health.
1t now trsnspires that the Associated
Press dispatch which asserted the en-
csmpment of the bank robbers to be in
Skeleton Canyon, was without founds-
ton. That United States troops are on
the road ia pursuit of the robbers, is
true; and their participation in the
search is due to the energy Of S. P. De-
tective Breckenridge.
Last night there was an exceptionally
large crowd assembled at the park to en-
JOY the concert of the Philharmonic
band. Their music was splendidly
played and thoroughly appreciated. CAL
iforpis people demonstrated the fact
that they possess excellent musical taste
when they accorded the Philharmonic
such conspicuous attention.
Hon. Dan Ming of Thomas, was in
Solomopvill Wednesday. He had just
returned from the San Carlos coal fields
where he had been with Mr.. G. B. Rey-
nolds, of the Pacific improvement Com
pany. They found plenty Of coal, visi-
BILE to the naked eye, with about fifty
men holding down claims. There have
been several discoveries Of other rich
mineral in what is known as the coal
fields.-Buile;in.
Genera Velasco, who was arrested
yesterday and charged with the bur-
giary of Engineer ShRnnon's room on
Camp street, is no common every day
petit lsrcenist- An investigation OF bis
accomplishments reveals the fact that
he is q poet. an expert penman. q print
or, q composer Of opera librettos, 3 gen.
ersl ell around crook OF some ability,
and more than likely, a forger. By
making active use OF HE talents, he sue
ceeds in procuring accommodations in
jail the greater portion of the time.
Prof. W. s. Devol has returned from
Q trip to the northern part OF the terri
tory. He tells us that the ranges were
never better in that section OF country,
and that the rainfall is greater than it
has been for five years past. At Snow
fake and st. Joseph, two Mormon settle
ments IN the neighborhood of Holbrook,
cooperative irrigation systems ere
doing very satisfactory service, and the
products of the land are ample evidence
Of Arizons's produotivenees.
Two companies OF cavalry under CO m
msnd OF Lieut.. Bullock arrived this p.
M. and are located on the old base ball
grounds. There are about IS soldiers
and Is Indian scouts. The troops are
on their return to Fort Grant from the
line where they have been hunting for
revolutionary YaqIis who have escaped
to this side. The Lieutenant states
that nearly all the troops have been Or
oered to their posts the trouble having
The troops leave here to-
morrow for Fort Grant via Oregon.
They made the trip from Fort Huschu-
ca here todsy.-Prcspector.
People vino live in San Francisco are
to be given a novel entertainment as
soon as the Queen arrives on her last
trip from Alaska. An excursion is bill
ed to leave that city on the 22nd inst. |
which will have for it's object the sport
of killing or seeing killed several whales. |
A few miles outside Golden Gate they |
are often seen in considerable numbers.
and as soon rs sighted the Queen with |
her cargo of excursionists, aud also sev |
ersl experienced wh8lers, will give chase |
until one or more is killed. This will
give overworked business men taste OF
sea sir and some exciting sport as well,
aud they need not absent themselves
from their Office over day or two.
This Is Your Opportunity.