Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-14

! Del Lewis, sheriff of Cochise county
arrived in the city this morning with 4
loco Mexican who will be taken to Phoe
nix tonight.
Four Tucson bachelors have fled upor
a section OF land close to the city limits
There is rumor that four young ladie.
will file upon the adjoining section.
Next week the big race meet will take
place in Tucson. Jack Gibson arrived
from Phoenix this morning with some
fast horses which willbe entered in the
races.
F. E. A. kimball has returned from a
| trip to tlelvetia. He says that work is
progressing on the new smelter and a
| large number OF miners are constantly
employed in the mines
Phoenix entertained large number
OF editors and their wives yesterday and
the papers of the capital city are profuse
in their praises of the editors wives and
California beauty.
. Senator Clark OF Montana, owner OF
the United Verde mines will be in
Phoenix this week. County division in
favapai is as good as settled since Clark
has decided to visit the legislature.
What is the matter with Allen, the
mule buyer?
Special Agent Holsinger is in the city
having arrived from trip to Patagonia
he was impressed with the growth which
has taken place in Washington camp
and he predicts great future for that
rich mining district.
The ladies auxiliary of the local
brotherhood of locomotive engineers
gave an entertainment last night at A.
o. U. W. hall which was an event which
furnished much pleasure for all who at
tended.
"What Mrs. Nation would do should
she visit Tucson is the title of com
munlcation which has been received at
The Citizen Office. When we think of
what the people of Tucson would do the
article loses its charm and is hardly
worth producing.
Walter Gregory, son of Tom Gregory
who is serving with the Fourth cavalry
in the Philippines, is very i'll. Walter
has been scouting and has been in
large number of battles. lie will return
to Arizona in case he secures a leave OF
absence TO reeuperate his health.
Tonight at Hotel Hall Mr.. and Mrs.
&. G. Sroufe will give reception in
honor of Miss Meade of Alabama and
Miss Brown of Cincinnati. The affair
promises to be one OF the most brilliant
social functions OF the season. More
than hundred invitations have been
issued.
George F. Smalley of Tucson registered
1t the Commercial yesterday. Mr..
Smalley is making good paper OF The
Citizen these days.-Phoenix Gazette.
Thanks, brother Dunbar, but we will
have to spoil that item. 1t was George
F. Smullen who was the Commercial
guest.
Hon. Al Bernard has int reduced bill
in the assembly which will be re ad with
interest by all persons who are seeking
or contemplating divorce. The subject
ls one which Mr.. Bernard has given
close study, and his efforts to discourage
divorce will receive the applause of all,
save, PERHAPS the LAWYERS.
I. B. Schuster this morning started
out to make the final roundup OF sub
scriptions for the big race meet next
week. Mr.. Schuster is an enthusiastic
horseman and he knows the value OF
advertising. The races will attract
horsemen from all parts of the territory.
There will be large crowd here next
week.
One of the most attractive events OF
the big race meet to be given by the
Union Park driving association on the
I'll, % and % of this month will be the
steer tying contest. Lautaro Roca has
secured some of the most skilled cow
boys in Cochise county to take part and
Mr.. Roca will bring his men up next
week. There will be other cowboy sports
which will interest the eastern people
who are in Tucson. Cowboy sports are
always interesting.
The Tombstone Prospector says that
Douglas is a coming city and has already
made good start. A bill has been
passed BY both houses of congress max
ing Douglas SUPPORT of entry and the
Mexican authorities Will establish A
custom house on the other side OF the
border at an early date. Business men
and spectators are investing in lots and
it is said that large hotel is to be built
at once. 1t is not expected by the
knowing ones that the railroad will stop
at Nacosari but branches cut in different
for the purpose OF taking in |
the valuable mining, cattle and agricul- !
tural lands in Sonnora, eventually |
reaching the gulf. |
DUCK, DOVE, QUAIL, Jack Snipe.
At the Breaker and the Breaker only.