Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-18
LOCAL NEWS.


morrow morning and open court.
Mr.. Carlos Velasco lie expected in the
city within the next few days.
Mr.. D. G. Pickett, the well-known
mining man, is at Greeterville.
Col. William Herring, of Tombstone,
has rented the Blinckhorn residence
an d will occupy it about September L.
Mrs. Il. N. Mstas and her little
daughter Irene left last night for visit
to California.
Mr.. Jss Anderson, one of the leading
citizens of the prosperous town OF
Stafford, is in the CITY, bis first visit here
Tor nine years.
Mr.. jay Hudson, member OF Tucson
Lodge No. /, A. o. U. w., died at Oak
land, CAL, on Sunday, the 18th inst.,
and will be buried in that city CITY to-
morrow.
Santa Teresa still draws wonderful
crowds in Ell Paso. Many Of her visitors
come from great distances with indy
ing faith in her healing powers.
Broken machinery in the T. M. & M.
cyanide plant, at Tom bstone has caused
Q suspension of business for few
days.
Mr.. Frank Landon, until recently EN-.
ployed in the S. P. baggage room, lie
now firing on the division west OF Tue
son.
The Tucson Mining & Smelling COM
psny shipped $4,000 pounds Of copper
bullion and matte to the New York re-
fnery this morning.
The rain OF yesterday was doubly
welcomed and had the pleasant effect OF
rendering the atmosphere delightfully."-
cool.
Last nights train took as passengers
for California Mrs. VIM. 81. Campbell
and her little daughter, who will spend
the next two months on the coast.
The concert tonight, in which Miss
Elena Marin figures most prominently,
will undoubtedly be pleasurable event
for lovers OF music. A good attendance
is promised.
The board OF equalization is still
acc ,unts amounting to about $4,000
Bsthune for his opinion.
Mr.. s.. II. Gould, one of the sub
etantial mining men OF the territory, re-
turned from some very promising claims
he is working in Pinal county. on tie
upper Gila river, near the San Carlos
reservation.
Mrs. W. F. Kilt left on Saturday
evening for California. For sometime
past she has been indisposed and it is
hoped q change of climate may rebound
to her physical welfare.
A war party, composed Of twenty
Sioux, Apache and Navajo Indians, has
been engaged by Davis & Keog for their
new western play. They propose to have
them parade on bicycles in full war
paint and Williams News.
The scarcity of vacant dwelling houses
is something remarkable in Tucson at
this season of the year, end indicates q
prosperous state OF affairs. Tenants
could updou btedly be found for q num-
ber of cottages, and an investment in
that direction might be the means of
more than satisfactory returns.
Word from the San Bernsrdino ranch
was received this morning to the effect
that all the soldiers who have been out
ia search of renegade Indians had re-
returned to camp for the purpose of
resting up and to give their stock time
to recuperate. They will remsin in
camp for two or three weeks when they
will again take the field.-Prospector.
The sons and daughters of la belle
France will celebrate the anniversary OF
the Fall of the Bsstile tonight. Invita-
tlone are out for q grand banquet, ex-
clusivsly French, and the French editor
Of the t'CITIzEN gang" has received one.
Last year the banquet was confined
wholly to the male sex, but this year
wives. daughters and sweetbearts will
all be welcomed to the festival.
Florence wants Touring mill. There
lie no question but what the investment
OF capital in such an enterprise would
be q paying one in the famous Casa
Grsnde Valley. There is no section of
the southwest which possesses better or
more productive soil. and it is only the
matter OF q short time until its advspt-
ages will draw large and prosperous
immigration.
A man named James Hughes was
brought in from Chloride Thursday
evening and taken to the county hospi-
tai. He was ia q pitsble condition, the
result OF screw worms in bis head. The
worms were falling from bis nostrils 10
@ wriggling mass and his head was ter |
ribly swollen. Much complaint is heard |
because the sufferer was placed in a.
tent unprotected from the sun. A coun-
ty hospital building IS badly needed, as
Is also board OF supervisors who will |
understand that good food and care can
not be given to sick people at the rate |
il costs Cinnamon for rice per day.
Lster.-The unfortunate man died this |
evening. He was delirious for twenty |
four hours before be died.-Miner.
Mrs. Nj. s. Snyder, who for some
years past has been a prominent teacher /
10 our public schools, where she gave
eminent satisfaction, will leRVe on /
Thursday morning for New York city, /
where she will Join her husband. Mr..
Snyder is now filing responsible and
lucrative position in the great eastern /
metropolis and teIegrsphed Mrs. S. to
Join him there. During her residence
IN our city Mrs. Snyder hss made host
OF ardent and sdmiring friends who
greatly regret the circumstances which /
make il necessary for her to leave.
The CITIZEN would like to bs inform
Cd as to who lie the national democratic
committeeman from Arizona. A peru
sal OF the leading Journals from both
east and west conveys the information
that Judge Barnes lie national commit
teemsn and that W. III. Burbage is ma.
tional committeeman. There are az
many reports which give the honor to
one as to the other. 1t is certainly one
of them for the buzzing "B's" we're
strictly in il at Chicago. Bryan, Boies,
Bland, Blackburn. Barnes, Burbage,
Bsltgeld and "Bust (Tillmsn's 16 to /
Of, )so there's no denying that Arizona's