Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-01

| Peso this morning.
Hon. ]. B. Scott came in from Phoe-
nix this morning.
Undertaken Millar, in charge of the
remains of Col. Fitzgerald, went to HI
Paso this morning.
Col. Bresthitt left last evening for
visit to Phoenix.
Hon. W. 81. Barnes is back from Chi
csgo. He came in from Phoenix TINS
morning.
Mira. Blinckhorn left for Phoenix
last night. She will, in the future, re-
side in the capital city.
See Charles Howard Johnson's "The
Same Old Game" in Truth tomorrow.
All trains and news stands.
Flagstaff is fast becoming the most
popular summer resort in the terrific
ry.
The democrats are clamoring loudly
for Mark Smith as q nominee for con-
gress.
Frank Hereford, Esq, left this morn
ing on his vacation which he VIII
spend in the east.
Chas. F. Kuhnen, of Casa Grsnde,
largely interested in mining properties
in that vicinity, arrived in the city this
morning.
Mr.. W. III. Merritt, county surveyor
of Pinal county, after Welt or several
days IN Tucson, left for his home IN
Florence this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Davis are in the
city from Hsrtt's ranch. They arrived
Yesterday and will make short visit
to friends before returning.
Mr.. H d. Underwood will be absent
from the city for a week, having left
last evening on business trip to San
| Francisco.
DR.. Pease is reported as having great
| ly improved since yesterday. 1t will be
source of qualification to his TRENDS
| to know that all doubt OF his recovery
has been removed.
Globe has suffered from another dis
astrous flood, the result OF the heavy
rains of Monday. 1t is reported that
three lives are lost and the damage to
property is great.
VIM. Meals big teams continue to
| haul machinery and supplies to Old
Glory. That camp, under Maj. Fechets
able administration, will soon be as ace
tive as could be wished.
Mrs. Holbrook and Misses JOSEPHINE
and Lena Wood have returned to the
city after several pleasant days OF visit
ing at the Mountain View Hotel at
Oracle.
A. Sohilling & Co. want the credit for
selling every bit of tea you drink. They
are proud of it and want you to know
whom you have to thank for good tea.
That's one reason why you don't get
Schilling's Best packages.
Kingman, Moiave county, suffered
from a severe rainstorm last week. The
wind attained almost cyclonic velocity
and water fell in torrents. The loss OF
property was considerable.
Mr.. M. p. Dodge, who was reported
dangerously ill few days ago, is worth
a dozen dead men yet. He was on the
streets yesterday evening gaily recelv-
ing the cordial congratulations or his
many friends.
Thos. J. Marks, one OF the mos effi-
Gent and accommodating of the 5. Z.
compsny's agents, was in from his sta
ton at Casa Grande yesterday. He re-
turned to his home last night. On Aug
ust Mr.. Marks will wed Miss Fannie
Z. Mauk, charming and handsome
young lady whose home is In hrizola.
The couple will receive many sincere
congratulations.
Don Carlos Velasco has returned to
IL
publication of FL FronterIzo and the |
first issue will make its appearance on |
Satu. day next. With many comph- |
ments for Los Angeles and California 10
general, Mr.. Velasco is very emphatic
N the opinion that Tucson presents
many advantages of which California
cannot boast.
The American Protective Tariff Lea
CUE has just issued a new, revised and /
enlarged edition of that famous do
cument American Tariff from Ply
mouth Rock to Mckinley" This do
cument comprises Dinety-six pages and
has been incorporated in the speeches
of Hon. j. 81. Gallinger. senator from
New Hampshire. 1t is known as Doc
umeut No. 80 and will be sent to any
ddress for ten cents. Address W. f.
Wgkeman, General Secretary, 135 West
Twenty-third Street, New York.
Mark Smith is national committee
man for Arizona, notwithstanding the
telegraphic error which sent out the
name of w. II. Burbage. No other
name was presented, and Mr.. Smith was
chosen without disseusion. Mr.. Burb-
age says il by any accident the place
has been assigned to him he will i'm
mediately turn it over, as Mark Smith
was the man chosen.-Gazette.
There were entered for record in the
office OF the county recorder, deed
form Z. \. Fish and s. Siiverherg to
Phil. Schreiber to lot II in block lis;
deed from W. l.. Neff and wife to 1gna-
clio Sails to lot 3 in block So; deed from
W. @. Davis to W. n. Lester to 6SS acres
ID the valley; a notary public bond by
M. A. Redondo.
Major Hayes and Messrs John Dep
pen and Joseph Mulhatton returned
yesterday afternoon from an inspection
OF their mining properties near River
side, Pinal county. They we're we'll
pleased with the outlook and will imme-
diately make arrangements for the dew
elopment of the mines. Major Hayes
and Deepen aud W. FL. Ragland left last
| night for San Francisco. They will re-
turn next Thursday.
Globe is today the liveliest town in all
the southwest. Mining activity is great
| er than ever before and daily mines are
| being bonded or sold. Work has again
| begun on the Old ID )minion and at their
smelters. At the Buffalo 100 ton jackets
are being added to the present capacity.
The bright prospects for silver and good
prices for copper, which latter metal is
| the leading product of the camp. causes