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

in Nogales today.
All kinds of first class printing dom
at the CITIZEN office.
w. III. Sutherland left for his HON,
in Dripping Springs valley today.
II. ID. Under God went east on tt,
delayed psssecge train today.
Nothing heard from the seat of wa
today. Neither from the revolutionist'
nor bank robbers.
G. F. Schumacher is enjoying th,
cool breezes of Oracle for short time
DR.. W. V. Whitmore and family re-
turned today from their outing in Cali
fornia.
Attorney s. Nj. Franklin has return
ed to the city after an absence Of ssv
eral dsye, on business.
The most popular and by long odd.
the best beer in town is Pabst. Call fol
it.
Jno. L. Knudson, OF Mammoth, a.
rived In the city this morning, and viii
remain for day or two on business.
The east bound passenger train was
i've and one half hours late today. Wash
outs along the line is the cause.
Chas. F. Hoff, who was in Nogales
during the late excitement there, re-
turned to the city last night.
Let sll have good food and good drink
good meat and potatoes and bread and
Schilling's Best tea.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Sidney Bartle-
son has gone to the eastern part of the
territory on official business.
A rumor that the body Of Frank Rob
inson passed through the city On last
nights train has proven without foun.
dstion.
Charles Blenman, Esq, has gone to
Phoenix, on business connected with
the case Of Oscar Rogers, the condemn
ed train robber.
Col. Robert Williams, the genial ho.
tel man OF Florence, is in the city, and
will probably complete negotiations for
the hotel at Nogales.
Yesterdays east bound passenger
train was ten hours late, owing to wash
outs On the line. The same causes de-
layed last nights train until 10 o'clock,
p. m.
A man, giving the name OF James
Molloy, is confined in the county Jail
on q charge OF felony. He was found
with 9 number Of burglars's tools in his
possession.
The following names were registered
at the San Xavier yesterday: CN Bas-
tine, New York: G E Redmond, Los An
Reles; W r Wemple, Southern Belle;
A Lytle, San Francisco.
Charles Blenman, Esq, has returned
from Phoenix, where he had lengthy
interview with Governor Franklin in be-
half of Oscar Rogers, the condemned
train robber. The governor has taken
the case under Amusement.
"Kid" Murphy, the lightweight, WHO
was arrested and confined in jail upon
q charge of embezzlement, had hear
ing before Justice Scott yesterday, and
ss result, is now free, there not being
evidence upon which to hold him.
Prof. Lowell will remove his big teles-
cope from Flagstaff to the City OF Mexi-
20 about September /. The peculiar
conditions of the atmosphere in their
research of the planets is in high favor
II the big city of the Montezumas and
renee the seRrchers of stars will bic
themselves.
W. r. Pomeroy, OF Gold6eld, brother
n-law of Line Rider Frank Robinson,
Who lost his life in pursuit of the bank
,ank robbers, passed through the city
oday en- route to Bisbee. Mr.. Pomeroy
bid that bis information relative to the
attending his brother-in-
avs death, was very meagre. All be
new was contained in q brief telegram
rom Sam Webb. which said: "Body
will be buried on the spot where killed."
The Citizen was favored today with d
hort but pleasant call from Geo. NJ
sargent, Of Prescott, General Freight
nd Passenger Agent OF the S. F. P. d P.
abroad. MIR. Sargent will be- the guest
Or a day or two of his friend W. T. Glib
OBJ. This is his lrst visit to the old
ueblo and, like all others who come in
D ourm idst, be is highly pleased with
Or town and its people. The Santa Fe,
'rescott and Phoenix road, owes much |
its success to the able management OF
1r. Sargent, whose long railroad ex-
erience and many sffabls Characters |
CO eminently fit him for the position |
Q holds.
Don Carlos Velasco, 80 says the Star,
as returned from Los Angeles, after
q absence OF several monthe, and his |
sturn has been sIgnalized by the Gp- |
of Daily Mexican paper, the |
the first number of which |
ppeared Monday. 1t has but six COL |
INNS, but these are all interesting read |
,g matter, and ss brisk and bright as
he old Standby, Fronterizo, in ite |
'eekly form. Carlos Velasco is the |
blest Mexican journalist, net only in |
.rizona, but on the Pacific coast, and |
walls the best in the City of Mexico
iersld.
The Indian Industrial School will open |
SEPTEMBER LIST, with Superintendent |
Ierndon in charge. There will be l25 |
upils in attendance this year under the
supervision OF eleven teachers or heads
the various departments. The super
,tendent has ninety acres of ground |
Ihich will be cultivated by the boys
18th profit. Last year ten Indian girls
ERE furnished as domestics to Tucson
antilles, all Of whom gave general salts
action, as they are honest and indus
rious. 1t is doubtful il any Indian in
ustrial school with the same number
4 pupils can show such a good record |
9 the Tucson mission school.
The question whether wheelmen
bould take any active part in the COM
1g political struggle is a nice one and |
is causing the leaders in the cycling
'orld lot of worry. The officials of the
Issgue of American Wheelmen have |
iven the matter much thought and
hey have practically decided as an or.
to keep their haods off. They
ont care and it would not make any d,f-
,rsnce il they did, what the L. A. w.
lew bers do as individuals. While the