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

ing's train from @ visit to Phoenix.
Mesers. Ben Williams AID Walter
Douglass. OF Bisbee, are in the city.
Mr.. Frank Stevens is in from the Du-
quesne mine, at Washington camp.
Mr.. Walter L. Vail is in the city from
Los Angeles.
That little shower this afternoon was
pretty good for dry country, eh?
Col. and Mrs. Herring left for Tom b.
stone this morning.
Prof. Tourney, of the university, will
leave for San Diego tonight.
Felix Coblentz, a we'll known and
popular San Francisco travelling man,
is in the city.
The groceries are busy-not giving
money back, but selling more Schilling's
Best.
Mr.. Albert Steinfeld aud family will
take their departure this evening for a
visit to California.
Improvements are being made in the
building at the head of Congress street,
where the Norton-Drake company will
move en- August LIST.
Watermelops and Jamaica ginger con.
stitute two of the principal commodities
OF trade In Tucson at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Latin, of Pima
county. are in the city, stopping at the
Orndorff.
The Fourth of July restaurant has
moved to Church plaza, in building
directly in front OF the Catholic church
Mr.. r. W. Wood, cashier OF the Ariz,
ona National bank, leaves this evening
for his home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. j. Fitzpatrick, of New York, the
Battle AK" tobacco man, is in the city
in the interest of the company he repre-
sents.
Mr.. Julius Goldbaum, one of Tue
sons hardest working and most prosper
Gus merchants, will leave for Califorri6
this evening, where he will reet up for G
short time.
Mr.. F. A. Chamberlain is in the city
from Willow Springs. He says tina,
abundant of rains have fallen in the
mountains, feed is beginning to gel
green, and the promise for fat cattle i:
very encouraging.
Judge Bethune came IN from Los An
geles this morning. He reports that the
Tucson people on the coast, 80 far as be
has seen them, are all we'll and enjoying
themselves; but be says the weather il
Tucson this morning was vastly more
agreeable than that of Los Angeles fc
several days past.
The instsllments of Mr.. Howell's sc.
rial story, "The Landlord OF Lions
Head" will be feature of distinction
in Harper's Weekly during the present
month. The democratic convention al
Chicago will be fully discussed, and i'm
portsnt articles on the war IN Cuba may
be expected.
The infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis
r. Coidsrrens died this morning at
O'Clock. The funeral will occur tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock.
Hon. Bert Dunlap, of Graham coun-
ty, and Miss Jessie Balance, of Peorls,
Ill.,, will be married at the latter place
on August 4.
Another of the popular S. P. excur-
sions leaves Tucson tonight, and Will
take number OF pleasure seekers from
Bisbee and Tombstone.
Mrs. Thedoore;Welisch has been quite
sick at her home IN Haywards, Cal, but
her many friends ia Tucson will be
pleased to learn that she is rapidly re-
covering.
A telegram was received this morning
by Mr.. Chss. Taylor Of Tempe, from
Harry luck, stating that W. l.. Van
Horn bad died at $50 o'clock this morn
ing at Holbrook, where he has been i'll
for some time--Herald.
The French banquet last night wac
one of the events OF the season. Tables
loaded with the choicest creations of
French culinary art, sparkling wines,
patriotic toasts and speeches filled the
aeeting hours with pleasure. The oc-
,ssion will long be remembered by those
who were in attendance.
Says the Prospector: A shooting
'crape is reported from Benson today.
District Attorney Swain left for that
point upon receipt of a telegram TO pros
scute the case. Word was received to.
lay Of cutting affair in Bisbee which
happened early this morning and IN
which Geo. Kile, former Tom6stoner,
vas seriously cut by a man named Pet
,rson. The cause OF the trouble or fur
her particulars are not known.
Prof. ]. A. Rockfellow, who has
charge of the mathematical departm ant
II the University of Arizona, leaves to-
lay for Solomonville and the towns on
he CHA, where be will conduct exami-
Nations Of pupils who desire to enter
he university next year, thus giving all
chance to enter this institution. Prof
top at all towns on the road.-Sulphvr
Valley News.
Some valuable additions to the Smith
'onian Institution are being obtained in
he prehistoric mounds in the vicinity
If Winelow. Drs. Fewkes and Hough
have discovered some excellent epeci-
mems. They estimate the ruins in ques-
ion to be 400 years ole, and ind the pot
cry superior, both in make and tioish,
20 that OF the Moqui tribe of today. They
nave two or three other ruins yet to be
explored, one especially on the Navajo
which they expect will be
7ery rich in antiquities.
Some people are Of the opinion that
he League of American Wheelman will
De called upon to try to suppress road
'scing. Prominent L. A. w. officials
alked with recently, say that the Or
ysnizstion does not recognize such sport
hat it might be considered unpecomirg
for the l.. A. W. to take any official re-
,ognition of the matter. Road races
lave been go neutrality-suspicious. have
been so much scandal and trouble, and
he practice is really so dangerous-that
he chances are the local authorities
vii, in time, put stop 10 the practice.
Yesterday Chae. Wilkes was arrested
md placed in dursnce vile with the Sc
ious charge OF resisting an officer book