Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Supt. T. L. Bailey, OF the Mohawk
in the city on business.
Yesterday five tramps were ewaru1
six days days each by Recorder oon''e'
Mrs. Lottie Holbro. k and sister lei
this morning for q short WISH W Nos"'e
and vicinity.
Mr. W. 8. Read, who has been SIC
for some time past, is recovering rapiu
ly and is upon the streets occasionaii!
Sheriff Leatherwood and Deputy Y
9 Marshal Ezskiels returned from
ma tbs morning.
"Gos John is in Jail In Phoenl
charged with the murder OF ZaDIer
Smith, near Phoenix last year.
Hon. Thos. Fitch will entertain a.
audience at Coronado Beach on tn
Fourth of July.
Hon. Mark Smith and wife are II
Prescott, MIR. Smith will attend In
session Of supreme court.
Prof. Dalton. superintendent OF pu b
liz ;nstructiou. came in thie NOR ming Z
attend a meeting of the board OF regenl
of the university.
Captain Cutter, of Bonita, one OF TIT
substantial citizens or that section o
Arizona. and thorough republican,
visiting Tucson.
The next California excursion vii
take Messrs. A. Y. Grosetta ana oan
DraLhmsn, with their famiiies' W LII
coast.
Surveyor Cbilson and party left thu
morning for O.d Glory camp where the,
will 90 to work upon some improve
ments being made in thst camp.
WE. Felix ia going to add to the
glory of the fortunate young lazy Ger
ected as queen Of the Fourth py pre-
enting her beautiful new Dress pa'-
tern.
Neutrality-suspicious. in every
town in California, Arizona, Ne" MeAi'
CO and Mexico. State your business.
Pacific Purchasing Agency. III New
High street, Los Angeles, Cal. lt-w
The copper mines in the vicinity OF
Florspce continue to attract attention.
Nick Whites teams brought in 55OO
pounds OF rich rock from there yester-
day and it was sold at the smelter.
Mr.. w. T. Hayes, one OF the most
reliable and popular of S. p engineers
left this morning for Clayton, n. Y,
where he will leave his two little sons
with their grandparents who will Super
intend their early education.
Diptheria has made its appearance in
the city AGAIN. There are two cases
reported, one east OF the railroad track
and toe other on North Stone avenue.
Abundant precautions have been taken
to prevent spread OF the disease.
At Pesrce water at the town we'll is
sold ct % cents per barrel and water
deliver ed about the town is SOLD at 4O
cents per barrel. The water is the best
10 Arizona, is clear, sparkling and cool
and the supply is pr acticaIly unlimited.
MIR. G. II. Honshell has resigned his
position as general superintendent OF
the M. & p. railroad and will be SUE
ceeded by Mr.. Edward Shamp, lately OF
Fsesno. Nr. Shemp is spoken OK in
very complimen tary way on account OF
his genial good nature and exceptional
ability as q railroad man.
During the short time the Cactus Cafe
has been running il has attained
prominence highly gratifying to the
proprietors. The reason IS not hard to
find. Everything served is first class
in all respects. Cleanliness, we'll cook
ed food and polite attention will always
secure q wholesome patronage.
Chss. Hart is ir from the Huschucas.
He brought in come samples OF extra
rich ore from his claims 10 which him
self and brother and Bob Downey are
interested. Assays from the ore in one
instance give 500 ounces silver and go
gold. TIE mines are located near the
Copper Glance.-Prospector.
The Belmont, next to the Stewart, on
Camp street, is undergoing a thorough
oyerhauling A brick front is being put
in and the building raised to two stories.
A large porch is being placed in front
of the house, and when completed the
Belmont will be one of the neatest auo
most comfortable houses in that part
Of the city.
Mr.. Mills, who halls from Stockton,
Cal, will relieve Mr.. E. ID. Crumb as
route agent for Wells Fargo at this
point, Mr.. Crumb having been trans
ferred to the Stockton Office. His
leaving is regretted in Tucson. for he is
held in high esteem by all who know
him, and Mrs. Crumbs delightful sing
ing will be missed by q large circle of
admirers.
Dr. /. B. Hamblin, superintendent OF
the asylum, yesterday rendered his re-
signation to Gov. Franklin, to take ef
feet July /. The relations between the
doctor and the administration are pleas
ant, and will so continue. The rumor
that charges had been fled caused a
slight disagreement for time, but hap
PLY th.re was nothing in the rumor.
and the doctor will leave the asylum
friendly with the governor and other
territorial officisis.-Gazette.
Col. j. A. Zabriskie has returned from
the convention at st. Louis, where he
served upon che most important COM
mittee of that great gathering. He an
pouuces himself as being otherwise than
pleased with the results OF the conven-
ton. En- route to st. Louis he Joined
the New Mexican delegation, which
worked in harmony with the Arizona
representatives in the convention. A
gaily decorated car carried them to the
Mound City, where they all took part
in one Of the most important, as well as
one of the moet remarkable Assem- blages
that ever gathered in the United States.
Interest in the balioting for the
"Qneen OF the Fourth" continues 10
grow. Miss Lulu Hill now Leads
the list OF candidates with 1856 votes
having received 1S1 since the last an
nouncement. Mics George Scott follows
with total of 325. There was no
material change in the standing of the
other candidates. The young gentle
men in charge of the Fourth of July
arrangements are making improvements
and additions to the program. Some of
them involve the expenditure of more
money and while the merchants and
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