The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-08

shame faced taste. and then on came
the ice-cold water.
Then, when there was nobody else to
eat. ana everybody cried out enough,
enough. Mr.. Rose and the ladies folded
their talents IN napkin and their food
left over in boxes. and gave up to the
pleasure of the day.
You can always tell a candidate,
especially at a Fourth OF July Ito do. "
There is n smile so broad, an appetite
SO good. and capacity to love every
body 50 great that nobody could refuse
"a live them the best vote they had.
JuGae Reiff was born on election day,
Ib1pJ2.G on the Fourth, and has been
q il ever since.
Johnny Doane run race today N
the .ourranent, and there was ne >. ;"
/ a better l,t,r, G1' he missed getting
napy rings
J. G. Dewitt. with a melodous voice.
like the distant peal Of thunder, spoke
"Shamus O'Brien' with beautiful ef-
tect. and a rain Of tears followed.
4 Nke 10 hear a good man tell about
fellow like ShamuS for it makes me
Wo,jd of me ain countree.
Ms Case left her husband to attend
10 the ooatufice, and came up to shake
hands with her old friends. Mrs.
Case g delightful lady TO meet.
Ross Jordan Esq, leading rancher,
asked re to please mention the fact
that h would like to get a wife. !
mention
John Gandolfo. prince of merchants,
sent down couple of big boxes of fine
cigars. Many men on the grounds
smoked and looked wise
have lost track of some names. but
Mr.. Beach have lost as TO what he is
l think though. he is as pleasant
company and has as broad a smile as l
saw down the valley; SO he must be
candidate.
The concession for grounds to make
a Lark at this point for the farmers
has been asked by the farmers. and ".
II I.7wis is Just waiting to be coaXed,
arl sarc, for the fact of having PARK
halo viii atty enhance his property!
Mr. T. 4. Jordan. a prosperous
rancher, declared that all the valley
was on the advance, owing to an abun-
dance of water everywhere
S. j. Iittlefeld figures we'll in
crowd and always figures to the ad
tage Of every one there-he was my
rival.
Robert Luce. surely ScOtchman. but
hailing $50 he saysl from Utah, was
devoting his time to smiling on all
the ladies'. and eating all he was Of
fered, and E!joying all he saw. Mr.,
luce Is 4 mining ma cf prominence.
".';m" Speer, chronic story teller.
filled my ears with some stories about
the old bachelors who had to use their
horse collar for a pillow and their dog
for door mat. but the man who tells
on his neighbors is no better than they
are-only he is married, and Mrs.
Speer keeps him straight.
Mrs. BreedlOve was keeping a careful
eye on the old man. for she says he Is
live ToXas mule-not to be trusted in
a crowd.
Who would think Albert Behan guil-
ty of floating amongst the best of the
boys in the stream of difficulties fist-
ing lC" > smile from dark-eyed gill?
PcCr Albert. he needs atte ention.
The honey men are stuck are stuck
on theselves this year Mr. Karr is
one who appreciates what a man can
realize from good bee ranch.
Dear me; the bunch of pretty girls
look just like the white oleanders and
a garden of roses! Who is 1t that does
not love pretty girl a lover. or envy
the future before them.
Mr.. and Mrs Marable (Richardl in
yi:ed us 20 make them visit That's
clever. especially when they have
ranch full of good things to eat, and
worlds CT shade.
Mrs. r. G. Wright was a visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane and ;he
l.ttle ones were among the iollificators
Misses Alice SLOW. Lotte Taggart.
Augusta English, Leonora Reiff, Miss
Wadin and others We're bellies of the
day. ~svI
Mu,'c. horse racing. and I +on va
.,:"Ef we're ENJOY ed in the aft uur
a big dance five miles below the pir-
nic-that's evening. Big crowds and
general good time was had.