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DAILY STAR, TUCSON, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1898. Awarded Honors -World's Fair. PRICES BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 Years the Standard Tucson Temperature.

TUOSON, June 9, 1898. 74 90 Mean Wind SE Cloudy. Barometer low, stationary. E. L.

WETMORE, Observer. AMONG THE MERCHANTS Celery tonio at Martin'e drug store best beverage out as a new tonio For Rent- -Single room in good locality. Enquire at STAR office. 1w No Japanese work in those band embroidered Chinese silks at Lee Quinn's. Better see them.

FOR RENT- Bedroom and sitting room connected. Best location in the oity. tt FOR NERVE TONIO take Celery Phosphate with your vioby at Martin's drug store. FOR RENT-Furniebed house of 4 rooms and kitchen, with large yard in the back. For particulars inquire at the STAR office.

The Tucson Toe Cold Storage Co. are now ready for business. You can get ice from the wagon or by calling up telephone 187. Fine watoh repairing a specialty and all work guaranteed at A. Black's Jewelry store, 118 Oongress street, Taoson Arizona.

Mail orders prompt attended to. tr For fine watch repairing, engraving, diamond and stone setting and general jewelry repairing go to Henry Mellnish, jeweler, in the wedge, opposite Martin's drug store; mail and exprese orders solioited. The Fulton Market Keeps the Anest alfalfa beef that can be purchased in Salt River Valley. The Oraole mutton, famous for its delicious flavor, can be had only at this market, where no goat meat is ever sold. Talloring, Repairing, Dyeing and Scouring.

For all kinds of tailoring, neatest Atting, latest styles, and for repairing, dyeing, oleaning and scouring the Aneat garments at the lowest prices go to Joseph Ferrin, the merchant tailor, Oongress street, Tuoson, Arizona. tr The American Tonsorial Parlors. The best place in the oity for a hairout, shaving or anything in the tonsorial line. Seven artiste, all first-olase. You don't have to wait but a few minutes for "next." Hot and oold baths.

Congree street, Tucson. A. FELIX, Proprietor. Oculist. 0.

J. Williams arrived yesterday morning and will be at the Occidental hotel for one week only. His office hours are from 8 a. to 12 m. Eyee are examined free.

Oross eyes straightened without operation. A assortment of lenses fitted to suit oustomers. TUCSON STREET RAILWAYS TIME TABLE. Until further notice the University street cars will run on the following time: Leave 9. P.

Depot. Leave University 7.40 a.m. 8.05 a. m. 8.30 9.00 9.25 9.50 10.15 10.40 11.00 11.20 11.40 12.05 m.

12.35 mo. 12.55 1.15 p. m. $1.35 p. m.

1.55 2.15 2.35 2 55 3.15 3.35 3.55 4 15 4.35 5.05 5.30 5.55 6.25 6 50 7.15 7.40 8.05 8.30 Care arrive at points about two minates before leaving time. In a few days two cars will be running when time will be changed, making round trip in about thirty minutes per car. Tiokets 080 be bad at Sam Drachman's oigar store or may be ordered through conductore. During commencement exereises extra care will be put on for the accommodation of the publio. Please report any inattention of employes to the undereigned.

Telephone No. 81. Chas. HOFF, Manager. The Union Meat Market bee in season the BEST of everything in its line.

0. F. Sohumacher, the proprietor, has an cetablished reputation in Tuoson whioh is a guarantee of this The Red Men held their regular meeting last night. Hon. C.

R. Drake retarmed to this oity yesterday from Calitornia. Mr. Riebard Brady is able to be about again utter several days of severe illness. States Morrison is improving steadily and if there ie no set baok be will be out in a few days.

L. Zeokendorf Oo. are showing some very atiraotive low shoes for women in southern ties. 1t Fine babbitt metal for sale at the STAR office at the lowest price for the best goods on the market. A.

Wilson, representing the Armour Paoking company, came in from the weet yesterday. Have you seen the elegant railroad watob that Mellnish, the jeweler, is making a drive on for $25. tt The Mammoth mine and mill is working 35 men and reducing 100 tons of ore daily in a 50-stamp mill. Col. Brady and family, who have been visiting in Tuoson, returned to their home in Florence this morning.

E. B. Jase, of Sobaltz, came the oity yesterday. He states the camp ie prosperous and the outlook exceedingly good. Indian baskete, ourios, Mexican opale, rubies and garnete, cut end upout, a at Mrs.

O. E. Low's studio and millinery parlors. Ben Williams, who has been in attendance on the Copper Queen 0880, turned to his home in Bisbee yesterday morning. There was one drunk and down be.

tore Judge Connell yesterday. He was given six days in which to think the matter over. All kinds of printing for mining companies; commercial printing of every charaoter at the lowest prices at the STAR office, Mr. Lowell, the original conoret pavement promoter of Phoenix and Tuosod, will soon open up business in Taoson on a large soale. A large number of witnesses who bave been attending the Copper Queen case returned to their respective homes yesterday morning.

Lient. Hartman, who is here as a re oruiting officer, bae enlisted five men out of twenty-five who offered themselves for the service. Another movement is on foot to remove the Wedge, but it appeare that there is a counter movement to estab. lish Pennington 88 the commercial street. Private advices from Washington yesterday are to the effect that Geo.

W. Obeyney was confirmed 88 postmaster of Tuoson. This ends the last hopes of the Tuoson affidavit gang. Carrillos gardens are now open for the BeRBOD, Every afternoon and evenrefreshments are served. Good fishing and all kinds of game.

Free concerts will be given by the Philbarmonic band. The performance that is to take place in the Tucson opera house should be greeted with a full house 88 the proceede go towards celebrating the Fourth of July, whiob will be done in a way to make every one of our oitizens proud. The city council has ordered the old walls of the Lesinsky building, on Congreas street, to be taken down. This is right and indicates the city government is looking out for the best interest of individuals 88 well as publio weal. Tucson people who appreciate genuine merit will give Evangelist Orittenton their earnest support during his work in our oity.

He bas been and is doing a great work for good throughout the land and his efforts and hopes for Tuoson must not be in vain. United States Attorney Robert E. Morrison yesterday Aled a motion for a new trial in the case of the United States against the Copper Queen company, whioh was decided in the dietriot Wednesday favor of the defendants. Judge Davis named Jane 29 as the day for arguing the motion. Colonel Wilson, Esq, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday, where he has been located for the last three yeare in the practice of the law.

He saye he observes marked changes in the line of improvements in Tuoson since he left. Mr. Wilson lived in Tuoson several years and has many friends who will be pleased to greet bim. He will be here for several days. You will be called upon to parobase a tioket for the performances at the Tuoson opera house, to take place next Saturday, June 11, Tuesday, June 14, and Wednesday, June 15, the proceeds are to go to assist to celebrate the Fourth of July.

You cannot contribute for any better cause at present, and you will get value received as the performances will by far to anything of its kind exbibited in Tuoson. Mr. R. E. Stephens, proprietor of the Tucson steam laundry, left this morning for New York, and will be absent about two monthe.

While in the east he will inspect the laundries in the prinoipal oities and will bring baok with that is necessary to make the Tuoson laundry one of the fret-olass. While he is gone Mr. M. T. Butterfield will have obarge of the business of the laundry, and Mr.

John Chain will sot as foreman. Bain Wagons. The F. Ronstadt Co. have just reroeived a oar load of these well known wagons made to their order, and they are selling them et the right prices.

The Bain needs no praise, it has its well established reputation. Ice. Ice, Ice--Telephone 187. CITY BRIEFS. A Rousing Celebration Meeting.

The Fourth of July celebration committee beld a meeting Wedneeday night which was largely attended. The mili. tary organizations and fraternal ordera of the oity were represented, and a large number of citizens were aleo on band. All were enthusiastio and evinced great interest in the coming event. Varioue committees were appointed and the program outlined, which will consist of a grand military and civil parade, fireworke, floats and everything which goes to make np a fret olsen blowout.

The committee baa also offered prizes to the business houses and residences which shall ba best decorated with national colore, eto. One of the leading evente of the day will be a flag raising at Military park. This flag when raised will contain about 500 emblems of souvenirs. 'Ballot bootLa for the election of the Goddess of Liberty can be found at the leading business bousea in the oity. A large vote is expected, which will greatly add to the fund already in the treasury.

Mr. Hugo Donau was selected to aot as grand marshall of the day, and the honor of delivering the Fourth of July oration was conferred upon Mr. A. OrAla, who was the uranimous oboice of the general committee. Otber appointmente will be made later and reported.

The finance committee drew ap A resolution of thaake which was unanimously adopted, and is as followe: Whereas, It being the wish of the Finance committee, therefore be it Resolved, That the unanimous thanks of the finance committee of the Fourth of July oslebration be and is herewith extended to our good patriotio oitizens and community and fraternal organizations especially, for the cour. tegies extended and their liberal and patriotio subsoriptione toward propriate celebration at the osming Fourth of July. J. D. ABRAMS, Gust A.

HoFF, GEo. HOWARD. A Novel Reception. Yesterday afternoon the Misses Joeeie and Attie Hughes entertained 8 Dumber of their young lady friends with a Red. White and Blue Inncheon, which is something entirely new in this oity.

The handsome parlors were tastily decorated in the National colora, which made 8 very etriking ecene with the young ladies in their pretty dresses. The chiet feature of the afternoon WAS a Progressive Angling, in which four prizes were awarded the lucky fishers, who secured the prizes, were Mise Birdie Culver, Mies Ruth Brown, Miss Ruth Stransa, and Mies Katie Brown. A delightful lunch was served, a part of it being a large bicok of ice cream in layers of red, white and blue, which again showed the patriotism of the gathering. As the evening houre sp proached the guests declaring the occasion to be a most enjoyable one, and congratulating the Miscee Hughes on their royal reception. Enterprise.

Hon. W. O. Davis is making extensive building improvements. He is just completing the business house on Congress street whiob will be oocupied by Jacome Carrillo's dry goods busi0088.

As soon as this building is completed be will add two more fine build. inge, which will include his private residence, this three fine business to Congress street. Mr. Davis contemplates the erection at once of 8 bandsome residence which will no doubt eclipse any residence in the oity, as be has the cash to build just what he wants. His taste for the beautiful and artietio and the spirit of progress inspires him to add another bandsome resi dence to the city of which he has been an honored and prosperous business man for thirty yeare.

Mr. L. Rooa arrived ia the oity last week from Tueson, Arizona, and will succeed Mr. Filadeito Baca, as chief clerk of the American legation. Mr.

Baca tendered his resignation last J.n aary, to take effect July and will leave this city some time towards the middle of next month for bis old home, Las Vegas, N. where his father and brothers are engaged in the stook busi ness and are large land owners. Mr. Baca bas been here for the pact' five years, and during his stay bee made many friends who will learn of his departure with regret. His successor, Mr.

Rooa, is a young man and has just re turned to his home in Arizona from San Francisco, where he had been studying law for the past two years.Mexican Herald. HOTEL ARRIVALS. SAN XAVIER. Newton, Cosbise; A Wilson, Orain, A Sprague, El Paso; A A Castaneda and daughter, Benson; Howson, Chicago; Mowbray, Preston, Calif. NEW ORNDORFP.

A Nelson, Milwaukee; Fess- dale, St Louie; A Morgan, Irvice, Kan; Calvert Wilson, Los Angeles; Parke Channing, New York Oity; Carl Anderson, Mammoth. Exhibit of School Work. St. Joseph's Academy, will close on the 15th of the pupile, consisting of painting in oil, needlework, map drawing and examination papere, will be on exbibition in the Academy balle. Door will be open from 8 a.

m. to 5 p. m. From 9-to 10 a. m.

and from 4 to 5 p. m. 6 musical will be rendered. Parents and friends of the pupils are cordially invited. Admission free.

td Large furnished room 00 Military plaza to rent. Plenty of shade trees. R. G. BRADY, j9-1v 19 Ohuroh street.

An engagement wing that is not costly has, set in its gold band, a small turquoise. After laying aside crape a gown of black camel's hair or vicuna cloth trimmed with wool braid on skirt and bodice may be worn. A costly ring should not be worn by a girl in the workaday world to the office where she is employed, as it is in extremely bad taste. Politeness demands that a lady permit a gentleman near her to restore to her a fan, glove, handkerchief or any small belonging which she may have dropped. Fashionable gloves are of a pale tan with delicate stitching of faint blue or scarlet on the kacks.

The stitching is not conspicuous, and the four buttons proclaim that they are for street wear. The good musician who can give pleasure to people, and declines to do so without much urging, properly treated when her genius is ignored, and some more polite, but less able, girl is invited to be the musician of the Home Journal. POINTS OF ETIQUETTE. ABOUT PEOPLE. persons whom he saved.

ELECTRICAL DOINGS. Mascagni is staying at Milan at the present moment. He has nearly completed his new opera "Iris," which may possibly be produced at Monaco. Rudyard who has been cycling in Dorsetshire, England, with Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Tobacco experts say the cheapest cigar that J.

Pierpont Morgan smokes costs him not less than $1.25. His cigars are made in Havana of tobacco selected especially for him by an expert whom he sends to Cuba every year. Picquet, the plumber who distinguished himself so greatly as a rescuer nt the Bazar de la Charite fire, was married recently in Paris to Mdle. Viey, a damsel in his own sphere of life, at the Notre Dame de Plaisance church. Picquet had only asked for a ninth-class marriage, but the clergy had prepared the church as if for a first-class one and the sinall building could hardly contain the numerous deputations from lifesaving and other societies.

Picquet recieved a number of marriage presents The electric street lights of Columbus, 0., have been examined by Prof. B. F. Thomas, of that city, for the director of public works. He reports that the average watts per light of the 906 investigated was a little over 400, and the average candle-power of 23 of these ares was 1,065.

The post office authorities in London have been for some months experimenting with steam, electric and other motor mail carts. A service of electrical delivery vans has now been inaugurated for carrying the mails between the general post office (St. Martens le Grand) and the West Central, Western and Pad dington district efices. A Copenhagen (Den.) chemist writes to the Engineering end Mining Journal describing a new invention for the production of ozone on a small scale. This works on the well known principle that phosphorus properly immersed in diluted sulphuric acid with the addition of a little permanganate of potash develops the gas in question.

The phosphorus is kept in the liquid in euch a way that its upper surface barely emerges out of the fluid. Gradually, as the phosphorus is consumed, it rises automatically in the owing to counterweights forcing it upward against the glass plate which is fixed at the proper distance from the liquid. 'The Michigan Telephone company has inaugurated a new plan of pay stations, or, rather, 8.11 extension of the old system, as many people who have been in the habit of using drug store telephones have found out. The scheme is this: A druggist, for instance, is offered free telephone service for himself if he will allow the company to place in his store a telephone with a nickel-inthe-slot attachment, so that all transient users of the telephone will be compelled to pay for the service. The drug store can be called up by any of its customers, and there will be no charge, but the druggist himself is limited to free service with wholesale houses, the hospitals, police and health boards, and all physicians.

WHAT THE LAW DECIDES. Jurisdiction of a suit by a deserted wife to subject the property of the husband within the territorial jurisdietion of the court to her rights is held, in Murray versus Murray (Cal.) 37 L. A. 626, to be acquired by publication of process and placing of the property in the hands of a receiver. A statute giving a deserted wife the right to prosecute or defend in her husband's name any action which he might have prosecuted or defended, with the same powers and rights that he would have had, is held in Allen versus Minnesota L.

and T. company (Minn.) 37 L. R. A. 679, to be valid, and there is said to be an irrefutable presumption, of law that he has cast upon her a delegated authority in such cases.

A railroad time table and printed rules for running trains on regular time, without any arrangement for emergencies in case of trains behind time, are held in Sprague versus New York New England Railroad company (Conn.) 37 L. R. A. 638, insuflicient to satisfy the railroad company's obligation to its employes in as matter of law, but the anestion 04 11. jury.

Ice, Ice, Ice--Telephone 187. 1. Belie TUC SON, ARIZ. Mother's Friend: Children's Shirt Waists the prettiest thing you ever saw. Prices from 50c.

to $1.50. and Boy's the Season. Children's Knee Greatest of Pants, from 35 cents to $1.50. and Canvas White Kid Children's Sandals from 75 cents to $1.75. FRED CERSTLEY, IN Hides, Pelts, Furs, Etc.

319 South Meyer TUCSON, ARIZONA. Before disposing of your goods elsewhere give us a call and see what we can do for you. HYGIENIC VAPOR BATH. "Only Perfect Bath Cabinet." Dispels colds, fevere, Latest patent April 5, 1898, which pats it far ahead skin dieeases, cures rheuof any other. Turkish, Russian, or any kind of medi- matism, obosity, nearalgia, cated bath in your room for only 3 cente.

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Price very low. nerve and kidney troubles. A Hot Spaings at Home. AGENTS WANTED. Exclusive territory.

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Esob subscriber receives grand $100 premium free. Demand enormous; harvest for agents; 30 days oredit; freight paid; outfit free. Write today. Address, The National Book Concern, Dept. 15,356 Dearborn street, Chicago.

Try Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At this senson your feet feel swollen, nervous and bot, and get tired easily. It you have smarting fee or tight shoes try Allen's Foot Ease, It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures awollen and sweating feet, blisters and callous spots.

Relieves corne and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all drug. gists and shoe stores for 250. Trial puckage FREE.

Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. For Sale. Good team, weight 1,000 pounds; light Bain wagon.

Call at Opera House saloon. Must be sold in a few days. st Copper Properties Wanted. Wanted to purchase copper mining olaims of merit. Must submit to expert investigation.

No notice taken unless accompanied with full partioulars and lowest price on cash basis. Ad. dress, THos. WHITMAN, Care Chas. Klar, Manhattan Borough, 258 Broadway, New York City.

The Place to Co Rheumatic, Scrofulous, or Humorous Diseases, TO Agua Caliente Hot Springs. Magnificent climate, fine hunting, good pleasure resorts, Mineral waters unexcelled. Accommodation, $1.50 per day. HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, Agua Callente Ariz. GEO.

H. THOMPSON, Propr. A General Attracts a good deal of attention now-8days. The general store of Lee Quong at 51 Meyer street, is also attracting at tention. A large stock of Groceries, Provisions, Overalls, eto.

at low prices. Chairs repaired cheap. LEE QUONG, DR. GEORGE MARTIN, Druggist, 314 TUCSON, A. Fine Perfumery.

Chem AND TOILET ARTICLES. Also a full and complete line of all of the Patent Medicines on the market Fred Fleishman DEALER IN Pure Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Articles. Finest Line of Perfumeries in the City Prescriptions Carefully Compounded, A. C. MALIN, Funeral Director and Manager of Sam'l Baird Undertaking Co Embalming a Specialty.

147 Congress TUOSON, ARIZ. Boom 1, Stewart House. The Business Man Who Doesn't Keep His Business fore the Public, Is Standing in His Own Light. The Way to Let Peo- ple Know What You Have Got and Where You Keep It is to Advertise In the Daily STAR. GEO.

E. KOHLER, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Wall Paper, Stoves, rookery and Glassware, 10erner Stene Avenue and Cenaress Street..