Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Theo. g. Fitch has returned from
Guaymas.
F. Fl. Weston of Phoenix, is at the
San Xavier.
r. j. Motif, of Indianapolis, Ind, il
in the city on business.
w. E. Hughes, of Biebee, is paying
Tucson visit this week.
Mrs. G. A. Hofi and family have gone
to California for the summer.
Mrs. A. O. Wright. wife of DR.. Wright
OF Minas Prietas, will leave for Califor
mia tonight.
Copper men are jubilsnt. The latest
quotation is s12, and it appears to be 6
permanent raise.
The ladies of the Baptist church viii
serve ice cream and cake in the church
tonight. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. w. s. Read and family will
spend the summer on the coast. They
left for California last night.
DIR. and Mrs. Fenner will leave on
Saturday night for trip to the Grand
Canyon.
Mr.. A. Y. Grosetta lie recovering from
his late injury and spends portion OF
his time each day at his place Ut bust
ness.
Messrs. Walter L. Vail, Edward L.
Veil and J. j. Turner are il the city
from the Empire ranch and are stopping
at the San Xavier.
Mrs. VIM. Stowe Devol will take in
the delights Of the eea shore for time,
having left on the excursion last even
ing.
A great number of Tucson people
aysiled themselves OF the S. ?. excur-
sion last night, snd will sniff the salt
sea breezes for the next sixty days.
Among last nights passengers for Los
Angeles was d. ". Wickershsm, the
popular merchant of Bowie, who has
been in Tucson for several days past.
One of the engineers OF the Hudson
Reservoir company OF Phoenix, Mr..
Frank Weston, is in the city on bust
mesa with the land office.
Judge Baker will adjourn district
court. in Phoenix. on Saturday and go
TO Prescott to attend the session OF the
supreme court, which convenes IN that
city next Monday morning.
Mr.. w. 81. Rule and family are COM
fortsbly located at No. 451 South Flow
or street, Los Angeles. They are in
splendid health and enjoying themselves
to the limit.
Mr.. Martin Wasr is reported upon
his pssoeful couch today, as result OF
a runaway in which he was mixed up
yesterday. His injuries are not serious
and be will soon be around again.
Messrs. Ed. 6. Pribyl of Chicago,
Logan Williams of Austin, Tex, r. A.
Woods of st. Louis, and E. Copeland Of
Ell Paso. are stopping at the San Xavier.
Parties going to Los Angeles would
do well 10 look over the columns OF the
CITIZEN and post themselves az to the
best places to stop when visiting that
city.
A. A. Beasop, charged with the rob-
bery of the Bowie post Office three years
ago, was acquitted yesterday. The evil
dence, which was entirely circumstsn-
fisl, was not enough to convict.
= Ben Fairbanks is suffering from a
broken leg. the result or fell from a
bicycle. With patience and care he
will soon be able TO circulate among his
friends again.
Charles Regreser, proprietor of the
st. Louis saloon, notwithstanding the
fact that So years have passed over his
head, is stall taking in borders at his
house. The latest guest arrived yester-
day and lie sure enough boy.
Mrs. A. William Neal is in from the
Mountain View hotel at Oracle. Mrs. |
Neal lie the popular hostess OF the
beautiful mountain resort at Oracle, |
and is highly complimented upon her |
management.
Florence Lodge No 4, A. o. q. W.. Is
not slow to appreciate a good thing. |
That organization will take $500 block |
OF stock in the A. o. U. w. Temple as
ISOLATION OF this city. There is no qnes-
tion but what the venture is one of the |
safest and best.
Mr.. Oscar AshbGrn, one OF the most |
pre- minent cattle men in the vicinity OF |
Benson, is in the city on business. He /
reports that the cattle in his vicinity |
are looking remarkably well. aud the |
promises for fat steers is excellent for |
next season.
Mrs. John Deseart, Messrs. 3. r.
Sweetlsnd. d. E. Eldrich and w S.
Cline went west on last nights excur-
sion to California. All told there we're /
10 passengers from Tucson and % from
Phoenix.
Superintendent Harrison, of the
franco-Amerlcsn Mining company, OF
Orc Blanco, is in the city on business
and says that the compeny's affairs are
In very satisfactory condition and &C
tive work will begin within three weeks.
Judge Rouse left Saturday for Globe
where district court opened last Mon
day. The docket there is said to be sD
unususlly large ore and court will last
fully two weeks and perhaps longer.
Stenographer Will Powers also left for
Globe last week.-Bulletlp.
Word received today from the Cop
per Glance camp is to the effect that the
mines gre looking splendid; the usual
number of men are OF work extracting /
ore and that everything points to busy |
and prosperous future for this camp
Prospector.
Henry Barton Beecber, son of Henry
Ward Beecher, WIS placed on trial for
forgery in New York. on an indictment
found a year ago. 1t is charged that
he forged the application or the Chica-
20, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad for
indemnity insurance. and collected large
thereon.
One of the hea1th-giving e1e-
ments of HIRES Rootbeer Is