Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-09

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made, and provisions to inject the re-
quirements also looked after, y HIGH re-
moves all doubt OF the contemplated
building and in less than few weeks
will witness the initial work. A CORES
pendent says at the mines OF the tom-
pany increased smelling facilities are to
be installed, three new Mitchell furnaces
having already been ordered and are be-
ing built at the Union Iron Works in
/ San Francisco.
Mr.. }. Nj. Ronstadt and Miss Hortense
Dalton will be married at the cathedral
on Monday morning at 6 O'Clock by
Father Girard. The ceremony will be
witnessed by the relatives and contract
ing parties and the attendants OF the
bride and groom will be MIR. and Mrs.
J. Nj. Zepeda, G.. Il. Angulo and Miss
Lupe Dalton. After the ceremony there
will be wedding breakfast served at
the home Of the bride and groom at ga
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Ronstadt has built
home and furnished it ready for occu-
paney and the young people will at once
enter upon home life without departure
from the city. ON honeymoon journey.
Both are we'll known in Tucson. Mr..
Ronstadt is brother OF Fred Ronstadt
and is young man OF excellent charac-
ter and occupies high place in the es-
TEEN of all who know him. The young
lady is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
a. Dalton who have long resided in Tue
son. Sheis beautiful girl and has many
charming traits of character which en-
dear her to all. The Citizen extends in
advance its congratulations.
The Prospector says: Word was re-
I~ceived at the sheriffs office today that
one posse comprising Warner Swim, and
Johnson had followed Alvord's trail to
within 10 or IL miles Of the line near No
gales and loosing same the party went TO
Nogales. However nothing has been heard
as yet from Deputy Porter Mcdonald
or Sheriff Turner of Nogales who are
still out and believed to be in close proxi-
nifty TO the outlaw as these officers lost
no time to make for certain locality
while the possee following the trail find
the route OF the outlaw headed in that
direction. The fact that nothing has
been heard from Sheriff Turner at No
gales or Deputy Mcdonald here since
Tuesday indicates they have not given
up and the possibility Of yet finding
Alvord is good. Further news is
anxiously awaited.
Advices received in Tucson this morn
ing OF the 2lst Of February from Homo
lula are to the effect that Mr.. w. A.
Zabriskie arrived there on the 10th on
the steamer Ventura which sailed from
San Francisco on the 14th inst. Mr..
Zabriskie writes that he had delightful
trip OF 6 days, and was not sea-sick
single hour but was prompt and efficient
at every meal. A large number of pas
sengers went over and the voyage was
rendered peculiarly agreeable by the
cheerful amenities and social courtesies
OF several very agreeable ladies and gen
tlemen. Mr.. Zabriskie met some very
pleasant people on his arrival at Homo
lulu one OF whom was Smith an EN-.
ployee OF the Southern Pacific at Tucson
some years ago. MIR. Smith is manager
OF the new and elegant hotel ON the
| beach, called the Medina. He also met
Judge Humphreys, Judge Estee and 4.
! 8. Gill Of the Honolulu Republican to
all of whom he took special letters OF n
PRODUCTION, Mr.. Zabriskie is very much
| pleased with Honolulu. He spoke in
glowing terms of the beautiful scenery,
exquisite gardens and the luxuriant
foliage which meet the eye on every
hand. He makes special mention of
the kindness and hospitality OF the peo-
pie which is one of the distinguishing
features of Hawaiian experience. Mr.
Zabriskie says that after the adjourn
journment of Judge Humphreys court
two weeks hence the judge will take a
trip to California and will also visit
Prescott, Phoenix and Tucson. The
judge formerly resided in Phoenix.