Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-20
TUCSON TIPS.
People and Things in the Old Pueblo.
(Star.)

:: (Star)
Jos. J. Kelly. Of Chicago who is e1
q feusively interested in placer mining i
tllis count. is at the Orndor.
n Harry Williams was examined bt
fore Judge Wood yesterday for in
sanity and committed to the Territorial
= asylum at Phoenix.
J J. II Chapman. who has lately &C
f CURED the merchandise and boardin.
f house concession of the Mammoth Col
: Inns gold mines limited. is in town anC
. putting Up SIT the Orndorff.
, All is activity and hustle around the
railroad shops nowadays. Engines anC
cars are hing overhau!ed and repaired
and everything gotten in readiness fol
ne winter business.
Mr. 4. Steinfe1d and family have re-
trrned from their summer vacation in
san Francisco where Mr. Steinfeld
has been for the last month. Mrs
/ Steinield and the little folks have been
absent for the last four months and
+ they are eli glad to get back and the
I Tucson folks are just as pleased to
I welcome their return.
4 Garden Wortben & Cass. the ma
z chinery men. are doing a rushing huSi-
ness. They employ. all told. twenty
five men. which shows the Importance
of this manufacturing industry for
Tucson.
Pedro Agliirre is III from his BuepoS
Avres rauch as member of the e s.
grand jury. He says ducks are plcn-
tlful on The lake coming in great fiocks
which he intends saving for his
friends. and that range is good and
cattle were never in better condition.
Mr. 5guirTe is one of the substantial
cattle men of Pima county.
Fitzpatrick & Son have taken the
contract for constructing Fred Fgeish-
mans new building next to the Rudo-
'Ovich block being the portion of the
block purchased by Mr. F9eishman re-
Gently. The structure will be 25x1OO
feet, one story, with a fine front and
"ill be completed in the very near fu-
ture.
(Citizenl
Mr.. Brannan. manager of the cloth
ing department of L. Zeczendorf &
Co. Yesterday placed an order With |
Pettibone Bros. of Cincinnati for uni |
forms for the University of Arizona
cadets.
a Mexican republican club will b.
organized this evening at the head
of the Mexican republicans in
The Aracon block \ good time in
prospect for those who attend.
Mrs. Thomas T. Wilson who has
leen spending several months in Los
is a passenger on the incom-
ny train tonight.
The Good Tenplars have resumed
their weekly meetings, and will meet
sonight in heir new hall-the Danquel
-c0pt Of the !. o. .. w.
3Ir and Mrs. Manuel GARLIC who
We're married at the cathedral XYednes-
lay morning have remained in the
lily since. receiving the congra ruIa-
ions Of hosts Of friends hut toni@h1
hey leave for Hermosillo. their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs Carrillo start oui
n life under favor:ng circumstances
md with the full promise of a prosper
nus and happy future.
The democrats have given If M
they c0ncede that Lieut.. Col Brodie
viii he elected the delegate to con
Fress beyond n doubt and that it looks
Is if the whole republican county
ticket viii he elected. For once the
democrats appear TO appreciate the
tue facts. hut they usually are MOI
rank enough TO acknowledge them so
ar in advance as they do this year
(Cftizen)
The east bound passenger this morn
nc was delayed about six hours ny
m accident to another train in Cali
ornia.
". \. Lindsay of the United States
feoio"ical survey. is at the San Xav-
or. He has Just returned from Oracle
where he had some work to do. and
ms some more work to attend to in
tucson
Several Of the democratic candidates
vent to N0gales Saturday. where ?
ally was held. 1t is not believed
low that Nogales will go solidly re-
publican. Still. owing to the apathy
f the democrats over there. the dis
abstraction with their candidates and
he lack of campaien club. there isn't
ny prospect of their cutting much of I
figure in the canvass.
The Mexican republicans on Satur-
ay evening held an enthusiastic meet
1g at their headquarters Henry y
levers presided a the opening The S
rst business before the meeting was
he organization of campafgn club
7hich was effected by choice of the
blowing officers:
Presidential. Moreno; Vice-PreSi
ent Henry EnciSo: Secretary. Sotero
.uelas; XocaIs Arnold Spring. J. NJ
TereIa. Jesus Pacheco.
About 100 voters signed the roll :,
'reat enthusiasm prevailed all
lroH@h the meeting. especially when i,
1e cAndfdates arrived They were D..
reeted with an ovation Several of
lem made speeches in Snanfsh. hut
IT. Cooper refused to launch himself
q that uncertain sea. and talked Uni
; States" with good effect.
Prof Zinzabar. the noted pa1rnist ar I,
we'd Yesterday and is CHARTERED at Z
-Hfel San Angus tine Prof Zfnzebar =
probably one of the most noted pro, =,
'Ssors Of Dalmistry that has ever visit !,
/ the United States. He comes fOm =
alcutta. India of which he a native =
nd brings the secret only known in +,
le Orient. of the art of which he is n
gh-professional.
All bU5 about fifteen of the two hun n
red telephones in this CITY are now :,
working order and the balance will =
connected in a day or two. =
The different hotels report business II
9od and constantly improving. A v
Und Of the business houses diSclOSeS r,
condition of activity seldom seen in 10
eSe dun times and on every side are a.
he seen buildings in the course of ~
ecilon- Substantial business blocks; r.
-latial mansions for the CAPITALISTS ~
I'd merchants and neat little cottages q,
BRICK ami adobe for those of modest n,
cans. Unlike other cities. very little ".
heard Of hard times and all seem IT
ntented and happy. -.
The grand jury Yesterday renfr+nd nj