Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

NIB. Davis, assistant superintendent
for Wells Fargo, went west last night
Marshal Paul returned last eveniu
from a business trip to the coal fields.
HID. Underwood returned to the cit
last night from q business trip to NO
gales.
Superintendent Ohio Moses. OF tn
Rlosey mine, is in the CITY on business
The wife OF Engineer Dietz. OF th'
Southern Pacific, left last eveningtfor
soiourn on the coast.
The S. P's Demipg agent, q. Z. Bos
worth, visited Tucson the early part .
the week.
Deputy Marshall Bsrtleson returned
from the eastearn portion OF the terri
tory last evening.
Mrs. W. F. Kilt has returned home
from a lengthy visit to friends and rels
tives 10 Oakland.
Assistant District Attorney Bowman
came in from the west on thie morning
passenger.
Hon. Colin Cameron is in Phoenix at
tending q meeting OF the Live Stocs
Commission.
Hon. Colin Cameron passed through
this city this morning on his way homt
TO Lochiel.
Governor Franklin left Phoenix last
night for q ten days sojourn IN Cslifor-
MIA.
g. r. Wores has returned from trip
hoa hnt "a
ten days, engaged upon mining bust
ness.
81. B. Tenny, of the Consolidated
bank, took the west bound tralG last
night for the coast, where be will speno
his vacation.
Capt. Hars's Troop "K" OF the 7th
Cavalry, broke camp at San Xavier
yesterday and went south toward Crit
tenden.
Miss Lille Goodwin leads the con-
testante in the race for the 10th OF
September houors. Voting is lively and
the pot has only just begun to boil.
Col. Frank Cox, the genial Phoenix
attorner, arrived in Tucson this mern.
ing. and will remain for two or thre.
days.
Col. B. M. Jacobs has returned from
his vacation 10 Californis, much im
proved by his rest. His family will re-
turn early in October.
A Mexican employed on Romero't
ranch was severely goreo by vicious
COW yesterday. DIR. Purcell dressed the
unfortunate mans wounds.
Some people will impose on A. Schill-
ing & Co.-will ask for money back
when they really like Schilling's Besl
tea.
No matter; let them have it.
General Grierson, pnssPS rough the
city on the west bound la~souger trsir
last night. The general Was fOrmerl.
in command of the Department of CALI
fornis.
Yesterday the sisters at the CONVEX,
took the girls under their charge to Ss
bino Canyon, where they spent most
agreeable day picknickIng.
Mrs. Robson, wife of the murdered
Frank Robson, with her little boy, ano
her sister, Mrs. Hill, passed through til.
city last night en- route to Mesa City,
the home OF Der parents.
Goidfeld has had another fatal &C
cident. Ga Saturday night James Nc
Csffry fell into an open shaft and wac
and was highly respected.
Train Dispatcher Brown, In company
with DIR. Fenner, has gone to Los An
geles, where DR.. Goodfeilow will per-
form @ surgical operation upon him. II
il hoped the operation will restore Mr..
Browns health.
Manager Reid announces the opening
of the opera house this season, to begiu
4. with irst class comedy and dramatic
company, playing repertoire OF the latest
pieces. on September 14th, for one week.
Popular prices.
j. Raxford Hall left this afternoon for
the scene OF the Ysqui battle He is
we'll mounted snd armed, and will re-
turn tomorrow with full particulars.
No anxiety is expressed for his safety ss
every one believes he can find his way
home.
In yesterdays issue Of the CITIZEN,
an error crept in regarding the time
made py the contestants in the mile
race at Union Park on Sunday. Instead
40 min. ID Sec, as il appeared. the time
was 40 and 3-5 seconds.
A vicious bull dog, owned by some
people living near the race track, at
tackled young lady yesterday, end bl
her arm quite sever.y. Rsscuers arrived
and the dog was killed. The youps
lady made a courageous fight, and t.
this fact she owes, probably, her life.
Frank NJ. Murphy, president of the s.
F., z. d p, will arrive in Prescott to-
day from Chicago, after al absence of
many weeks. Although not in Arizona,
MIR. Murphy has not been idle and this
may BOOB be evidenced by the extension
Of their line to the south, making it a
through line to the sea.-Gazette.
Ohio Moses. late superntend dent OF
the Ripsey mine, has severed bis con-
nection with the Ripsey company, and
will return to his home in Nevada in
about three weeke, where be will take
he has a lease. The Ripsey is shut
down, and will cease work until further
orders from the company. 1t is hoped
that this cessation OF work is only tenn
porsry.
Mrs. Susan Gale Cooke, who was
secretary of the Woman's Board of the
Colombian Exposition, writes to Mrs.
Kirkmsn, President OF the Woman'e
Board OF the Tennessee Centennial and
International Exposition, highly COM
mending Kate Shears, q lace-maker.
who wishes to have a working exhibit
10 the Womsn's Building. She is said
to be wonderfully expert and received
90 award for her work ct Chicago.