Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

The Psrochial schools closed today.
Hon. Jas Finley came in this morning
from Phoenix.
Mr.. Fred G. Hughes returned from
Phoenix this morning.
Detective Breckenridge went east on
the passenger this morning.
MIR. L. Bernard returned home this
morning after a weeks absence.
Frank Cox, Eco, S. P. attorney, ar
rived this morplng.
Mr.. Gust A. aoff returned from Phoe-
nix this morning.
Rev. MIR. Serns, p. E. OF this city,
has gone to Soiomonville, where he Will
remain for two weeks.
Simon Angulo, Of Florence, is recent
arrival 10 the city. He will remain for
a few days visiting friends.
The delegates who we're 10 attendance
upon the democratic convention at
Phoenix. came ia on the passenger this
morning.
Hot weather cannot destroy nor even
diminish the broad, good nstured, ito to
/ fres silver smile Judge Barnes brought
from Phoenix with him this morning.
Hon. Sym Purdy, of Yuma, interprets
the l6 to craze which took possession
of the Phoenix convention to mean 10 OF
whiskey to OF beer.
Fourteen car loads of cattle we're
shipped from the stock yards on Mon
day. Messrs. Pusoh and Chsroiesu
took them to Denver.
Last Saturday Mr.. Frank Y. Moreno,
OF Tombstone, accompanied oy ms
cousin Miss Rosits Moreno, who has
been visiting that place for the last two
months, returned home.
An error in the name OF the young
lady in whose honor the party vas given
on Saturday night, was maze 10 ine
CITIZEN, for which an apology is ouereo.
The name is Miss Amelia Molina, In
stead of Miss lula.
Rev. Howard Billmsn left for Flor
ence yesterday evening, upon pleasant
mission. Today he will pronounce the
ceremony by which Mr.. Thomas r.
Jones aud Miss Mabel Stratton will
become husband and wife,
Mr.. 81. J. Brown, formerly engaged
in the crockery business in Tucson,
died few days ago at the residence OF
dis daughter, Mrs. Herman Welisch, in
San Diego. His malady was cancer OF
the Stomach.
Word has been received of the arrival
OF Rev. Pettibone ct the home OF his
brother in Chicago. lie was much
from his long tedious journey,
and physician was called IN. His I'M |
provemsnt depends upon care and at |
tention, and must Of necessity be slow.
Messrs McCrum, Donau and Prebyl
are registered at the Mountain View
hotel at Oracle. Evidently the bears,
deer and coyotes failed TO note the warn |
ing sounded by the CITIZEN for the
report as the result OF their
outing SO far five bears, ten deer and
one coyote.
Pima county men are force wherever |
they 60. Be they democrats, republi- |
cans, or what not, their ability is con
spicuous in conventions, legislative |
halls, business, or in any place they ep- |
pear. The democratic delegates are fol- |
lowed home by many complimentary |
notices in the Phoenix ds;lies.
Mr.. F. NJ. Burnett, of the Sierritas. is
in town. He reports more fat cattle on |
the ranges than ever before, in bis ex-
perieuce. In the rodeo near the Buttes |
IN Pinal county be says it was wonder
ful to see the number OF cattle in such |
excellent condition. In the drive away |
h. II hno6 Ubif.h Gf Il
simply melted down from an overplus |
Of fat.
The Recorder disposed OF the follow
ing cases this morning.:
Pablo Rilihs, Indian, drunk and down
Sc; John Loze, drunk with usual accom- |
panimsRts, six days, Francisco Flores,
breach of the peace, discharged; Frank
vagrsncy, discharged. Alton
SO Avon is in on q charge OF misdemea-
nor but has not been tried yet.
In keeping with the general spirit of
progress and improvement, MIR. Samuel
Hughes is giving the building lately &C.
cupied by MIR. W. j. Corbett, thor
ough ogerhsuling. When completed 1t
will be one of the most commodious
business places in the city. 1t is under
stood that il will be fitted up with slI
the modern adiuncts, and occupied by
a first-class variety company. who will
give continuous performances.
Charles F. Kuhnen, the mining man
who is doing so much valuable work
near Casa Grsnde, is q firm friend OF
Tucson. He is quoted as saying recent |
" that he considered this the best win |
tering place on the coast. His family |
will come here this fall and remain. |
Mr.. Kuhueu's uhuaoce num- |
Der OF eastern people have already Sc
lected Tucson as the point for their win |
ter homes and visItore will be more NJ
merous th,s winter than ever before.
O. E. Taylor, of Globe. is developing
the Monarch, Native Copper and Nine
raj Greek claims, located on Mineral
Creek, Pinal county, of which he is the
fortunate owner. These claims are
about one half mile north OF the fa-
nous Ray property and are very prom
Using, indeed. They contain q great
deal OF native copper. The ore cannot
be smelted 20 advantage, but is concep
frated with profit. The three claims
are bonded to Denver parties at present.
In the recent article descriptive OF
Sanford and her industries, mention OF
the Graham Guardian was entirely over
looked There has been no more potent
factor in the progressive movement OF
Stafford than its newspaper. MIR. j. j.
Blrdpow, its editor, is wide awake, ener
eetic. enterprising ard constantly on
the alert for anything useful in the ad-
yancement OF Stafford, Graham county
and the territory. His paper Is neat,
cIes6 and newsy, and entitled to most
I bersl patronage.
The bathing at Silver Lake is some
thing superb this hot weather. Last
Sunday the crowd was enormous. Mr..
proprietor of the hotel and
bath bouses said that il be bad had
double the number of bathing suits on
hand the supply would have been short.
Great numbers we're eagerly sitting
around waiting for bathers to come out
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