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

E. l.. Vail is IN the city from the Elm
pire ranch.
Ell. Trippel and family are back
| from their visit to Rosemont.
F. @. Crowley, of Detroit, Mich, is
guest at the San Xavier.
W. Wemple was in yesterday morn
! ing from the Southern Belle.
Last Friday night Choynski knocked
| McAuliffe out in four rounds.
Judge Bethune opened court this
morping and called the calendar.
Capt. Burgess has moved into the
Stevens property on Main street.
J.J. Quinlan, Of Oovington. KY, is in
the city fer few days.
w. Stone, ESQ.,, went out on last
evenings train, en- route to Florence.
Ell. Drew, manager OF Col. Hooker's
ranch near Bonita, is in the city on pus-
mess.
Alfred Donau returned to his ranch
this morning, after weeks visit IN the
OFT.
| II, Benson round up will begin on
| = TENDER 10th, at the old Wakefield
| -. "a in the Milestone mountains.
John Esves and family left this morn
20 for q short vacation, which wall be
spent at Oracle.
| Mrs. B. Schwab and her little daugh-
tar Alye, arrived this morning from their
vacation on the Pacific coast.
Col. Herring has taken possession OF
the residence he recently purchased OF
Capt. Burgess.
Mrs. M. E. Hestou has returned from
a two weeks business trip TO San Fran
cisco.
District Clerk Halbert is convslesc-
| ing. He will coon be fully recovered
from his recent illness.
More than one hundred miles or the
| Atlantic & Pacific railroad are anecteu
| by the recent washouts.
Phoenix is temporarily on the trans
| continental railway, owing to the severe
wsshouts on the A. i P. railroad.
Sheriff Lestherwood returned last
| evening from the chase after the panK
| robbers.
Mrs. O. W. Wright returned last even
| ing from Colorado. where she had Deen
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. Rosenstern, with her little
| daughter, came in from California this
morning, after q very pleasant outing Rt
Pacific coast resorts.
Miss Anna McKenna returned on Sat-
urdsy night from a most pleasant vaca-
ton on the Pacific coast.
Governor Franklin and party, wha|
have been taking short vacation 10 Los
Angeles, returned to Phoenix this
morning.
Bill Doolin, the desperate, is dead,
sure enough. The express company
has ordered the reward paid, and that
is conclusive evidence.
We are informed that Judge Barnes
the other evening demonstrated In q
very unique and practical manner how
thoroughly he endorsed the 10 TO idea.
Prof. E. M. Boggs, who has been
spending his vacation at Los Angeles
and California points in that vicinity,
returned home this morning.
Sam Drschmsn arrived home from
California this morning. He says that
Solly is quite sick in Los Angeles and
will probably not be able to return home
ia less than two weeks.
An early number of the Weekly will
contain an illustrated paper by X. r.
Zog baum on the feet msnoeuvres OF the
North Atlantic squadron-Mr. Zog
having accompanied the fleet as guest
on board the Indiana.
Msjor Fechet, superintendent OF the |
Old Glory mines arrived IN the city last
night. The machinery is being placed |
in position as rapidly as possibly, and
Major Fechet says that everything will
be in runpipg order about the first OF
October. There are fifteen men now
employed In taking out ore.
Dr. Goodfellow, we'll known in Arr
iona as one of the ablest of physicians,
is attending M. H. Williams in Los
Angeles, and in a conversation with Mr..
Leitch, of the Gazette, last Friday. the
doctor said Judge Williams would be a
we'll man lin q few weeks, and as hale
as ever he vas in his life. This will be
good news to the many friends of Judge |
It is reported that Goldfeld is ENJOY
ING a boom. A new body of rich ore
has been discovered in the Bull Dog
mine and quite large force of men is
at work upon it. The full complement
of stamps is dropping at the Mammoth |
property, and altogether conditions
seem very favorable for this promising |
camp.
Commissioner Schumacher, Of the |
street committee OF the city council,
again notifies interested persons that
the city is ready to proceed with the
building of the Main street bridge as
soon as the stones for the sburtments
are hauled according to proposition |
su admitted to the council. On the same
terms ne ssys the city will immediately |
build q bridge across the Sixth street |
arroyo. Not only that, but the council
will cooperate with citizens in any rea- |
sonsble and needed improvement.
"Popuhsm in 1783-17S7" is the title of |
an article by Worthington Chauncey
Ford which will be published in Har-
per's Weekly for September 9Th. Mr.. |
Ford will show that "there is little nov
city in the principles underlying the |
popuIist platform adopted at Chicago. |
Wherever q large number OF parsons
have been unwise IN their business VEN |
lures, unfortunate in their undertakings
or bitten by the gambling or speculative |
fever, and have carried their operations
| so far as 10 exhaust their credit and in |
cur debt, there populism will be ramp |
| ant. A century ago such faction had
| acquired sufficient strength to bring the
wheels OF the government to stand, to
defy authority in open rebellion, and to
threaten the very existence OF the Amer
icsn people is potential power among
| nations"
Theodore Roosevelt contributes to
| the September Review of Reviews a
| characteristic study of "The Three Vice.