Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

LUUAL NEWS
A man in town was once approaches
And asked for g subscription.
The way he pleaded poverty
Was quite beyond description.
Next day be sent dollar off
To get some information.
'Twss-"How to keep from growing
old"
Which caused his perturbation.
In course of time the answer came
Twas not whst he expected.
1t said: "Just kali your darn fool sell
And age will be DETECTED"
DR.. and Mrs. Fenner have returned
from trip to the Grand Canyon.
Col. j. Roe Young, of Sscaton, was
passenger on the east bound train this
morning.
There will be no fire works exploded
in the procession. This measure will
be strictly enforced to secure safety OF
ali who join in the parade.
Governor Franklin passed through
Tucson this morning on his way to
Solomonville, where tomorrow he will
deliver an Grafton.
Hon. Mark Smith went to Bisbee this
morning. He rs orator OF the day at
that place tomorrow and will treat
Bisbeeites to pleasing and eloquent
address.
Mr. Chss Holborn, OF Casa Grande,
came 10 tbis morning, and will complete
arrangements for his change Of base.
He will move to Tucson at once and
enter the list of enterprising business
men Of our city.
The s. P. pay car will be in Tucson on
Sunday. the 9Th.
Mr.. @. 81. Bsyless, of Oracle, he q visit.
or in the city. He arrived yesterday.
"Cham payne Chsrlie" and his wife
went east on this morning's passenger.
Mr.. Chas. r. Wores shipped a carload
OF high grade gold ore yesterday.
Mrs. He'll Hale arrived this morning
and was welcomed at the train by quite
q little circle Of friends.
Mr.. j. G. Hilzipger, manager of the
Casa Grsnde Trading company, is in
the city.
Hon. Owen T. Rouse left for Solo,
knoxville thus morning. He will take
part in the celebration at that city to-
morrow.
Hon. @. P. Leitch, territorial auditor,
was a member of Governors Franklin's
party this morning.
Miss Mstilde Valdenegro, daughter of
Mr.. Vsldenegro, the jeweler, was mar
ried to Mr.. Jose Maria Ruiz this morp-
ing.
Miss Pearl and Mr.. Ray Drake will
arrive from Los Angeles tomorrow
morning to enjoy the festivities of Tue
sons Fourth of July.
Mr.. Goldberg and family and Mrs
Honshell and dsugter went through the
city this "a orning, en- route to the east.
They were met at the train by q large
number OF friends.
Tucson has put on her holiday attire
and is just as fresh as daisy. The de-
corations are first class and tastefUlly
arranged. Tucson is destined to be the
"Queen City of the Southwest" and
there is no way to avoid it.
Under the head of Destruction to
Mint Julips," the fresh newspapers
print reports regarding the failure of
the peppermint crop il Michigan. Mint
julips are not favored with peppermint, J
but with spesrmint, very different |
vegetable.
Special policemen will be on duty to- |
morrow, whose duty if will be TO ses |
that decorations are not molested. |
Merchants and others are earnestly |
solicited to decorate their places as |
as they feel able, and the |
assurance lie given by the Fourth of |
July committee that nothing will be dis |
turbed or destroyed.
The services at the Methodist Church |
on Sunday evening will be devoted to |
patriotic SUBJECTS. Gen1 Thos. T. Will /
con will deliver an address, which will |
take the place of the regular sermon.
There will be music appropriate to the |
occasion, and the Epworth League will |
be in evidence. All are cordially invited |
to be present.
From Sheriff Thompson, of Globe,
who passed through the city last nigh.
enroute to Yuma with eight prisoners,
the CITIZEN learned that the general
manager of the Old Dominion Copper
company is IN Globe and gives the as
surance that il the men who recently
struck will come to any terme, work will
be resumed st once and the Old Domin-
ion will again become producer.
DIED:-Last night, Mr.. Lorenzo Rem
teris, from recent injuries and old sge.
The deceased was q native of Mexico,
and became a citizen of the United
States under the provisions of the Gads.
den treaty. He was man of sterling
integrity, and conscientiously devoted
TO his convictions. True to bis friends
and principles, his record is one of sat
to .icse ne leaves behind. He
vac buried this morning.
The Tucson Smelling company was
ouey receiving ere yesterday. Four lots
came in from different sections OF the
country. This company Is very success
,ul in giving Satisfaction under Mr..
Francis bile management. Its dealings
with customers are wholly square, and
,veryboe = knows it. The cash is al
wsys ready for you when your ore is
sampled, and the advantages to miners
cannot be overestimated. There is g
great deal of ore in the country which
AN be treated pro6tsbly and the COM
,sny will be glad TO receive it.
There ls no intent to rob Tucson, the
thrifty city by the raging Santa Cruz,
4 any Office of perquisites as is suggest