Arizona republican., 1898-06-19
PIMA COUNTY.

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 basas Friday.
 son at Tucson.
 ! John Mobile, a well-known Bisbeeite
 was in Tucson Thursday.
 Oysters are in the market at Tucson , though the season ended April 30. Ex-Senator Tom Davis arrived in Tucson from Mammoth on yesterday 's stage.
 w. H. Claus of Kansas City has ac- lcepted situation in MT. Blacks jew Ielry store at Tucson.
 The ''tin cow is encroaching on the
 milk trade at Tucson. What is the
 matter with the dairymen? l.. Hon. S. H. .Drachman will spend his
 Fourth in the Quaker City. He will leave for the east in ten days.
 MT. Stevens, the Tucson truckman,
 delivered a carload of watermelons from Sonora to our fruit dealers Thurs
 day. .e-.-
 Mrs. sDr. Jones and two daughters, accompanied by Mrs. Jones' niece, Miss | Sturgess of Kansas City, left Tucson
 Friday morning for the Pacific coast
 Mrs. L. o. Cowan, wife of the ex- l legislator from Mohave, who is mining in Sonora, is still in Tucson, stopping with her sister. Mrs. E. J. Trippel. i The condition of James Brady, who i is at the Tucson hospital from Pantano,
 is unchanged. The patient is unable to talk, owing to the nature of the dis ability.
 Dr. Ball will shortly hang out his shingle on West Pennington street, in Tucson The gentleman is recent acquisition to the medical profession of that city. M 5sa6 v.
 Frank D. Dudley and J. A. Farrel. from Stafford and Morenci respectively, drove out to Oracle and Mammoth from Tucson Tuesday. They will re- turn Friday.
 Many visitors to Tucson would like Ito hear the band these warm evenings A little encouragementf from merchants might induce the players to appear in the plaza bandstand
 l Councilman Burkhalter of Tucson has decided to be a high private, and will march with the Knights of Pyth- ias instead of riding with the invited guests on the Fourth.
 l The Southern Pacific company ex- pect to bring a large delegation from Wilcox, Benson, Pearce, Bisbee and Nogales to Tucson on Sunday, July 3. returning same on 9th and 9th. The A. o. U. w. building at Tucson now requires theservices oi the paint CTS and glaziers, and when they get through the new and attractive struct- ure will be ready for the occupants. R. J. Hartman, who was Judge R. E. Sloan's law partner some three years ago, and in 1887 was practicing law in Phoenix, was guest at the Occidental yesterday, registering from Sonora Star.
 Miss Violet Armstrong is popular candidate for Goddess of Liberty in Tucson for the Fourth of July. The Misses Brown, Delano and Emma Johnson are all strong leading candi- dates. f1el Two gentlemen named Wakefield met at the Occidental at Tucson Thurs day evening and discussed the relative merits of Kansas and Arizona Both gentlemen are registered at the Meyer street hostlery.
 B. Hattich, of Tombstone, who paid $4OOO October last for lot 3. block 197, North Church street, Tucson, found several Tombstone people while in the city. He returned to Tombstone We'd nesday morning.
 Hon. Geo. W. Cheney, the appointed postmaster at Tucson, expects to hear from Washington any day. He will furnish bonds immediately following oF In xryi1 ivnfo the postoffice and take few lessons prior to taking charge.
 A carload of Sonora watermelOns were unloaded at the depot in Tucson on Wednesday. They are selling at two and a half cents a pound. The Pima county melon will be in the mar ket next month, and then the small boy can revel in the luxury.
 A young Tucson society man in a downtown office tried to hide from the young ladies who were out selling tick cts yesterday. His retreat was behind a bookcase door. One of the young ladies returned and discovered the young man, and he had to put up be- fore the canvasSer left.
 The Fourth of July committee of Tucson were after funds again Tues day. hence the steady growth of rev enue for the celebration. Again, the young ladies were on duty selling tick cts for the opera house performances given in aid of the excheQuer in the finance committees hands.
 General Chas H. Howard, brother of Gen. O. o. Howard, retired, is at the Orndorff, Tucson, from Chicago. He is editor of the Farm, Field and Fire side. The gentleman is friend of Col. ! H. c. Hooker, who is in Tucson on bus ] mess. Col. Hooker reports his Bonita ranch as a pleasant summer resort
 MT. Hanson, who has several men ex- cavating a cellar for the new brewery l at Tucson, has examined several l springs, and reports one two miles north to be of excellent quality in re- I spect to the agua. There is another | spring seven miles distant equally as j. fpo and hOth arc gOOd oro,,rb to nee