Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-04


Mrs. Hugo Zackendorf end daughter
will go TO Los Angeles tonight.
Will Power, the stenogrspher. hes
returned from SolomonvIlle and Globe.
Judge O. w. Wright is still confined
to his house with a painful attack OF
lumbago.
Miss Annie McKenna is going to the
coast tonight and will remain for q
couple of months.
Has anybody not tried Schilling's
Best tea yet?
Slow!
Messrs. Ooeper and johnson, the BIZ
cyclists, have gone to Phoenix, where
they will participate in the 4th of July
races.
Mr.. Brsnnock Riggs, of Old Camp
Bowie, accompanied by Mr.. Sparks. are
in the city Hs witnesses in q case which
is for hearing in the land Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleishman and
young son will leave on next Monday
evening for q summer visit to Alaska,
and will not return until early in Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. l.. G. Butler, the S. P. agent at
Oaea Grande, went east this morning.
His destination is Connecticut, where
he will remain for some time 10 the
transaction of private business.
Gabriel Angulo and his handsome
sister Miss Chona, ara visiting in Tue
son. Miss Chona has just returned from
Oakland, CAL, where che has been
studying music for some time past.
Mr.. W. P. Woods, accom- panied by
bis niece, Miss Laura Holman, and bis
Invalid step daughter, Miss Gertrude
BuIIard, will leave tonight for Los Ar
geles. Mr.. Woods may visit Portland
and Seattle before he returns.
Genial Jack Hsllowell is at his accus.
toned place in the San Xavier, after an
extended absence in the east. He lost
no flesh, nor any OF his good nature
during his absence and is gladly well
coined home by his host of friends.
The mining interests were never in
more promising condition in southern
Arizona than at present. Activity is no.
ticeable in every camp. Capital is
being invested in development and
machinery at rate that is truly en-
oouraging and the future looks bright
enough.
Three reasons for buying Sohilling's
Best tea.
W Money goes farther.
(2) Money comes back il you want
it.
(3) You get something finer, sweeter,
more nourishipg, more inspiring, than
money.
The rain which fell the latter part OF
the week has done the cattle men a
world of good, as it filed all the chRrcos
aud water holes, and its effect is shown
upon the cattle by their improved ap-,
pearance. Throughout the BRboqui-
varis, Ariv8cae, Soporis, and Arroyo
Blanca, the rain fell IN torrents.
The Old Glory mine has purchased
the most complete plant of machinery
OF the most modern pattern of any mine
in Arizona, and when the new 30-stamp
mill and batteries are in place, Major
Fechet's able management will result
IN satisfactory returns for his company
and the employment OF number OF
men.
Mr.. John Ittner, commercial man of
Chicago, who has travelled extensively
through Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colo
RADIO and Arizona, within the past few
weeks, said yesterday that Arizona was
far ahead Of any OF the states through
which be passed, as regarded business.
and general prosperity. Tits
is the general verdict, and certainly
means something.
Hon. Owen T. Rouse this week return
ed from Globe, where he had been hold
ing court. He reports the largest CAL
endar in Globe that he hes ever known.
Nine criminal convictions occurred, OF
which eight victims received peniten-
tisry sentences and the ninth six months
in Jail or fine of $500. Judge Rouse
will leave for Solomonville tomorrow.
where he goes to take part in the Fourth
Of July celebration. From there he
goes to Florence for few dsye, where
be will attend to some court business.
in February, 1875, congress passed
3 bill authorizing the issue OF titles to
the occupants of lands comprised of Sec
tons 2, IL. IA, and the E1a OF sections
3, 10 and To-. upon making satisfactory
proof of undisputed possession for
twenty years. Under this act 120 proofs
have already been made, of which TWEEN
BY have passed end certificates issued
The entire work of the land
office was done without pay. Frank
Hereford, Esq, has ably conducted
many OF the cases OF the applicants,