Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-26
L. w. Jimmie, proprietor of the just ? popular Jlmtnie Cafe, hss gone to Tempe on @ flying bueiA ess trip.

| l.. w. Jimmie, proprietor of the just popular JImrnie Cafe, has gone to Temp
 on flying busil ess trip.
 Mrs. Herbert B. P,pching, dsuehte
 of Judge John Miller, of Florence, is ol
 a vIsit to Tucson friends.
 Ool. Holden is in from bis mines in th Oro Blanco district, end is in nowise dis couraged over the outlook in his vicini ty.
 There will be a celebration of hiQl mass in the new cathedral on Christina eve at l2 o'clock. Farmers Mas, in I
 h,t will be rendered by select choIr. Hon. s. Nj. Fraukin returned las evening from Florence, where be haC
 been in attendance upon the term o
 istrict court.
 Some one, during the fair, left dain-
 ty little lace apron in the chocolate
 booth, and can recover the same by iu
 curing for it of Mrs. Nj. G. SamapieRo
 Judge W. Fl. Barnes arrived home
 last evening from Florence, where 1t
 was engaged for few days in legal busi
 neee.
 Chae. F. Kuhnen leaves for his home to night, ar d after brief visit will return
 with his family and locate them in Tue son.
 Hon. Thomas E. Baker, accompanied
 by hi, estlms ble wife, spent the day in the city. busiIy epgsged in the purchase of Christmas goods for themselves and friends at their home in Mammoth.
 E. H. Cook, superintent of the United Globe company, Is in the city. Mr. Cook is one of the most efficient mining superintendept's in the country, and hss been & prominent figure in the suc- cees of the famous Globe property which he has 10 snaged SO satisfactorily.
 George Williams, who killed Cy Will Hams. at Maricopa. was found guilty of murder last week in Florence. and last Saturday aftero oon Judge Rouse pro- bounced a sentence upon him, which will conflne him in the Yuma peniten- t;ary for 20 years.
 The tramp nuisance at this place is becoming serious matter and steps should be taken to abBte 1t A day or two ago a couple of them effected sn en- trance to Hilge's bakery and breaking open the till stole ths contents amount ing to several dollars.-Tempe News.
 Mr. A. CuIton, of San Francisco, has arrived in the city, and has been duly installed into the Western Union office in the place made vacant by the resign ation of J. M. Ormsby. Mir. Culton is a pleasant gentleman and Q very efficient operator, and will be welcc me ad dition to the citizenship of Tucson.
 The Tucson Mining and Smelling company ls ssmpling 9 tons of hi0b grade copper ore from the claims of Ei. lis Baxter & Co., near the Twin Peaks, ia the Olive district. The company has but now intends to open mp their claims on B more extensive scale and prosecute the work of development with vigor.
 The Tucson Mining and Smelling Company continues to buy copper ores and pay each therefor. The hlgh price of copper and the liberal treatment miners receive from this company, should prove @ strong inducement for the opening up of the numerous pros- poets in this district.
 Hale, the wipper of the six days bicy- cle race at the Madison Square Garden last week, came over with Hummer and the other Englishmap, and when he started he was considered one of the weakest men in Plumm mer's etrinR. The etars gave out and Hummer was compelled to tie up to Hale. It wac B case of having a ''cinoh" and not knowing it.
 McClure's Magazine will begin in the January number a ssrIes of Life Por- traits of Great Americans" with repro 1uctions of all the existing portraits of Bepjs jsmiu Franklin known to bRvs been made from life. There are fifteen such and come of them have never been published. MT. Charles Henry Hart. probably the highest authority CD spd editing the material for the series, sud will add introduction and notes .ivipg the history of the several portraits md whatever is interesting m the clr- of their production. There rill alec be sn article on Franklin by Profees7r Treat. of the University of he South. For sale at the Pioneer News Depot of Mrs. J. s. Mansfield.
 It is rumored ths. Lii Hung Chang is going to etart the wheels ot hls official machine, and materially de- rease the population of China. He has ,seu informed, upon very relia ble autho , ity, that the most beautiful wares of all and art worK-have been ,landest nely sent out of the country nd placed on sale at l.. Zeckendorf & Co's. store, and that the people of TIc- on are getting tbe very cream of the products of his country. to the sorrow # the many httle pigtailed children of he Flowery Kingdom. Go to the etore # this enterprisinR firm, and you will | Rree with the celebrated Lii Hung that l he uttermost parts of earth have been | sked with fine toothed comb to bring | oy and glsdness to Tucson hearts. Open | ach night, from now until Christmas, i'll g o'clock.
 'I'm fortune teller-You were born D Friday-sn uniucky dsy-you have ad great croesess-got two bits about ou?" Fms wac the usual preliminary ] o "Dr." Robert Aliens method of iell- az fortunes. The ''doctor" tells fstes y the stars, the lines in the hands and be gulllibility of the purse. He IS an voluble gentleman, with a breath and 0 flow of p ,ech that sdspts itself to whomevar ss been unwise enough to submit to he ordeal of fortune telling. "Dr." Hen came in on a fiatcar last week. Ie liked the weather pretty we'll and