Arizona republican., 1898-06-13
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

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 turned to his home in Arizona from
 San Francisco, where he had been studying law for the past two years.-- Mexican Herald.
 Tucson people who appreciate genu- inc merit will give Evangelist Crit itenton their earnest support during his work in that city He has been and is doing a great work for good through cut the land and his efforts and hopes for Tucson must not be in vain.
 Edgar Beuhring and Miss Nancy Slater of Tucson were married We'd nesday evening. MT. Beuhring is chief clerk at the s. F. depot Miss Slater was proprietor of the Bon Ton milli- nery store on lower Congress street Both are estimable young people, They left Tucson for weeks trip to Mexico Thursday. | Colonel Wilson, Esq, arrived in Tue son from Los Angeles Thursday, where he has been located for the last three years in the practice of the law. He says he observes marked changes in the line of improvements in Tucson since he left. MT. Wilson lived in Tue son several years and has many friends who will be pleased to greet him The Citizen has printed the stock shares of the Portland Mining, Smelt- ing, Transportation, Townsite and Im- prove ment company. It is said by those familiar with the mineral prop critics of this company that an impor- tant future is before them. This is largely borne out by ore samples on exhibition and returns on assays made at the university under the supervis- ion of Prof. Blake.
 Hon. M. G. Samaniego of Tucson is again in evidence and can occasionally be seen on the street after several weeks of enforced retirement through the antics of a bucking horse The arm has resumed it's normal appear ance, the broken bone has reunited and in the course of a couple of weeks it will be strong and well as ever. For a time it was feared the arm would be somewhat shortened but measure ments made yesterday show that there will be no perceptible difference.
 Hon. W. c. Davis of Tucson is mak- l ing extensive building improvements. 1 ! house on Congress street which will be occupied by Jacome & Carrillo's dry goods business. As soon as this build Ing is completed he will add two more fine buildings, which will include his private residence, thus three fine busi- ness additions to Congress street. MT Davis contemplates the erection at once of a handsome residence which lxx-in in, the city. as he has the cash to build just what he wants. His taste for the beautiful and artistic and the spirit of progress inspires him to add another handsome residence to the city of which he has been an honored and prosperous business man for thirty years.
 Clerk Hoover is happy as well as content. It is because he has sue ceeded in having the clerks office fur nished dressed and touched up. so as to accord with the dignity of the Unit ed States court as well as Uncle Sam himself. This dignity in the mind of Clerk Hoover has largely increased since Dewey, Hobson and Uncle Sans soldier boys generally have been liven- ing the country by honoring them lSSlfSS. Il0uC0 tuo uduuSOue Improve ments in the way of rich, substantial lfurnishment. File case for documents and blanks, desks, tables. chairs, all in natural wood finish. The walls of the room are calsomired in deep green, floors covered with rich oleum, so that Clerk Hoover now has the handsomest offices in all of it's appointments in the territory.-Tucson Star.
 l Yesterday we did not expect meteors to drop from the sky but did expect verdict for the defendant in the great Hopper Queen case, and it came in due time The government claimed $183,- 900 against the Copper Queen company for cutting timber on non mineral land and has spent about half more in try | ing to collect it. During the last three national administrations each one has taken whack at the case and fail- ure by one apparently spurred the oth- CT to attempt it, but the handmaiden Of defeat waited on all. The several cases have each and every one beer, well fought and stubbornly contested, and when sent to the juries under in |structions from federal judges no out sider could positively be assured of the result, but you can always rest as lsured that American juries will pretty nearly do the right thing and in each Iof the three trials they did it up to the handle. It is now to be hoped that the lcountry has heard the last of it.-Tuc- lson Citizen.
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