Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 4

DAILY STAR TUCSON, ARIZONA: SATURDAY MOUNING, MAY li, 1893. THE DAILY STAR Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

TUCSON BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Dr. Wliomos, tln dentist, hits placed a fine bvHus sin on hiaofllc. BVnl bt.mcIh nl 1'iwest prices than tho lowest, ctl! mid soi tis 2w Wmviii.mk Pkhkv Chris. King, a binkeman, well known ami popular in Tucson, was killed by Martin's IDrug store GEORGE MARTIN, 14 CONGRESS ST.

UCSON, A. T. Cmh jiI eVnt.O.m) IDIRTJQ-Q. PUBS FINK FEBFUMX8 AND TOILET ARTICXRS. Also a Full aud complete Line ot all the various Patent Modtoinee now on the Market.

The Chineie Day ot Reckoning. Tli Mh of May has gone, and many Chinese remain unreigu-tered. Whether or not thev remain long iu the best country they ever saw, will soon bo not unlikely to tho grief of the stublioru celt-miuls, who, by refusing to register, showed their cou tempt of congress and its enact ments. Aa the Star stated yesterday, tho United Kt'ttos marshal has order uot to make arrests under the Geary net, while arrangements for detention and imprisonment of the Chinese are boiug made, aud pending action of tho supreme court as to its constitutionality. With a decision upholding the act, as seems probable, accordiug to those posted on, such matters, fully four-tifths of the Chinese of Arizona will make work for marshals and deputy ABSOLUTELY PURE Bf.bchams Pills sell well because they cure.

Smoke Tumuli's Punch 6-oent cigar. For sale only by I. A. Shedd. tf Anoil Martin, diseases eye, ear, nose and throat, Pluenix.

Teeth put 'o without plate; gold and porcelain crowns. Dr. Whomes, the Dentist. You can buy the natural ice at on cent per pound from tho Union Ice Co. tf Happy and content is a home with "The Ro-Chester," a lamp with the light of the morning.

Catalogues, write Rochester LampCo.IewYork. Following ar I.llfiff lluidiieM House of Turaon, Kxllabte anil t'lrat-l'lau In tholr Varloiid l.lm, KTAK Boailnn will ilo wrlltoConoult thla Column, ASSAYER L. WETMORE. CON- gr utrwt. itturn made promptly.

BARBER WORK-A II ROSENSTOCK 17 Oonirreiu utmot, botworn Main and Md.vnr street. Htrirtlv No. 1 work ouly. DAILY PAPERS ARIZONA NEWS and Hwtimiery llnusu, 813 Con- gtm strum. Hooiety stationery, Indian curiosities aud periodicals.

DRY GOODS NEW YORK STORE, corner Congm and Miiin streets. Clothing, shoes and huts. Mail orders riren prompt attention, GROCERIES SOTO CASH STORE, 206 Meyer street, north of Palace Hotel. ICE C. F.

HOFF, POSTOFFICE block. The natural, puiw article, one oent a pound, delivered. MEATS C. F. SCHUMACHER, 222 Congn) trwt.

beef a specialty. PHOTOGRAPHEE F. J. FELDMAN, 433 Congreu tttrwt. Portrait and landoape.

Indian Tiews fur sale. Baby photo a ppecialty. UNDERTAKING THE ARIZONAJ Undertaking corner longress and Meyer street. Embalming a specialty. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

W. P. ARMSTRONG, M.D. FFtCE with Dr. Fenner; rmidenoe at tho north end of Church formerly occu pied by Dr.

Feoner. All ni(ht calls answered promptly. GEO. E. OOODFELLOW, M.

OFFICE Pennington street, opposite Cosmopolitan hotel residence Hhii Xstier hotel. utnoe hours, I to 4 p. ana to p. ro. A3.

A. ZABitlBKlE, ATTOHMKT AT LAW. 0 FFICE on Pennin(ton street, opposite the Court-house, iucson, Aruou. FRANK HEREFORD, ATTOBXmt AND OOCXSELLOB AT LAV. FFICE Pennington street, Tucson, Art TH03.

F. WULSON, ATTOHNKT AT LAW. FFICE on Pennington Btiwt, opjxiU tk oorWitrt Arizona W. M. LOVELli, ATTOUMCY AT LAW.

FFICE on Penninirton street, opposite the t4art-house, ruoson, Arizona. rHAMCIS J. HEXET BOC1IESTXB FOBD. HENEY FORD, ATTOBNXYS AND COrXSUXLOBS VI LAW. OFFICE, southwest oorm-r Church and Pennington streets, Tucson, Arizona.

B. WILLIAMS, ATTOBSKTATLAWjNogaJoS Arizona. SELIM M. FRANKLIN, ATTOliJTET AND COOX 0OM3 2 and 8 Pearson Block, Tucson, Arizona L. D.

CHLLLSON, UNITED States Deputy Mineral Surveyor and Notary Public, Mining and Civil Engineer. Surveying and Engineering in all department carefully and correctly executed. Alnps of work clearly and concisely drawn when desired. Office 648 Pennington St, Tucson, Ariz. SOCIETIES.

O. F.of TUCSON LODGE MEETS AT Star Hall every Wednesday night at seven p. m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. i.

L. Elunuswobth, C. R. D. Stissox, F.

8. ARIZONA COMMANDKBY, NO. 1 Knights Templar. Stated conclave the first Friday of each month at 7 p. m.

So journing Sir Knights are courteously welcomd. li. V. UMSKBwood, E. 0.

J. Rosebcoi, Recorder. APACHE LODGE, NO. 8, A. 0.

U. meet InA.O. 0. W. Hall, every Thursday night.

E. WnNZKLBKUdKB, M. W. J. PAUL, Ilecoroer.

rUCSON CHAPTER NO. 8, ROYAL ARCH Hasons, meets in Masonic hall on the last Friday evening of each month. Soiourninir companions in good standing are fraternally invited. J. M.

Obmsbt, H. P. (i. J. Robkbcox, Secretary.

rpUCSON LODGE, NO. 4, F. A. regu-X 1st communications on the second Friday of eachmonth, at 7:80 p. at Masonic halL Noticejf spatial moating will be given by hoisting a blue flag.

Visiting brethren are orally invited. 11. P. Fbkbxam, Master. Gxo.

J. Boskbugk, Secretary. TERRITORIAL NEWS. T. R.

Stewart, the veteran strawlierry raiser of this valley, left some excellent berries at this ollioe yesterday. Ho is gathering and soiling about five hun dred boxes a day. Next week he expects to have at least ono thousand boxes a day for the market. Call agaiu judge. Gazette.

It uever rains but it pours, but we do not every day have a Hood that can make $164,000 disappear in a twinkling, without even leaving the far tamed grease spot; or have a bank failure that amounts to or have a cyclone that destroys million of dollars worth of property and kill people by the wholesale, as did the Kausas, Missouri, and Ohio cyclones; or have a boy of seventeen overthrow an eutire govern ment, and take the reins of power into his own hands, as did Alexander I ot Servin, or have a kingdom offer itself for annexation and he refused, as did Hawaii, or have a governor appointed with a bigger backbone than L. C. Hughes, who, (as one insurance ot "sand," Appointed the same man to the same office I W. K. Meade, to the office of superintendent of the Yuma penitentiary three different times, despite not, confirmation of his council, aud the last ime "makes it stick," and yet all this happened within the lust few days.

The Nogales. First Ripe Figs. From the Yumn Times. A ripe fig, measuring eight and one-half inches in circumference, was picked from a tree in Judgo Brinley's garden on April 29th. This is the earliest date of ripening of figs on record.

Tho main crop will begin to ripen in about a week, and wiil be marketed in Sun Francisco, where from 75 ceuts to a dollar a pound will lw realized. If we had the earliest varieties of apricots and peaches they would ripen lie-fore or with figs as they do in Vaeaville, where such fruits will not ripen for a month. Lucky Cuss. From the Prospector. The drill on the 800-foot level is prospecting with positive results as far as water is concerned.

Tha ilow is strong enough to keep both pumps going at their best. The hand drill works like a charm. Tho longest hole drilled was seveaty-five feet and no trouble was encountered in driving it. The ledge is is streaked with high-grade ore, but the direction in which the best ground is believed to be cannot be touched with the drill, owing to the great flow of water that follows working in that direction. Supt.

Staunton will start a drift on a streak of good ore encountered while sinking the winze, and which is some niuety-odd feet above the bottom. It is believed that this will open out into something substantial. In the meantime, shipments from the mine are going forward regularly. Ihe other properties of the company are looking well and turning out their full share of shipping ore. Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call at 309 Congress street and make settlement for same either by cash or note, tf I. A. Shedd. Notice. I have removed the balance of my stock of groceries to 309 Congress street in the room formerly occupied by the Singer Sewing Machine where I offer it in lots to suit the purchaser.

Everything will be sold at cost. Come before the assortment is broken. tf I. A. Shedd.

Furnished House. Furnished house for rent with four rooms and a kitchen also a large back yard, tnqnire at Star office, lwk. To Rent. Siuele furnished rooms, desirable lo cation. Enquire at Star office.

RAILROAD SPARKS. The Atchison road has put on a new line of sleepers between El Paso and Chicago for the benefit of the World's fair travel. Tho new sleepers will contain fourteen sections without a drawing room. "To California and Back," is a well- gotteu-up pamphlet of 150 pages, published by the Atchison's passenger department. It illustrates as well as de scribee the scenic attractions along the system, and particularly those of tho circle route between Colorado and TRAYKLKtt'S GUIDE.

N'f M' xloo Art.O'iti Ruthvxy, HiHMotiK, North Round. Honlh Runnd. 9:1.2 n. m. 1:07 p.

m. kihIxuum -M VI i Crittenden lM 11:10 m. lAI'lp. m. 9:10 Wlmns 2'9 Contention i-M 7: Hensou -I) HctO a.

m. Arizona Southeastern Railway. Station. ltx. ArrW, Kirbiuik n- f5 Hi.bea ItftfU Arizona New Mexico ItHltway.

Stations. North Round. Sooth Hound. Lordsburg 1 p. in.

I a. m. Duncan 810 ttO Donean 8:10 0:10 Gnthrie 4:25 North Siding 5K Clifton SsW Southern Pacific Railway. Station. tt Hound.

WM Boand. Kl Paso 1:20 p. ro 10:00. in. Deniing m.

LordnbuxR 8:20 Wileo. 0:00 6:17 Benson 4:20 7:50 T0CON fcoSo. Ca.ia 11:11 p. li0 Maricopa. 11: 5 110 ttiU Uod 3:15 Imna 5:55: a.

60 Lou Ang.Jo Lv. 8:80 10:40 p.m, LATE LOCALS. Heal estate assessing in the city is in progress. Butterieka' Patterns at L. Zockendorf Co'.

1-m Little Queen panels are the new rage at lelduians photo stmlio Bee ati. The United States grand jury meets at Florence for the Second district on the 22d. The Great WesternMutual Accidental insurance company has an agent in Tucson. Services by Bishop Keudrick at the kpisoopal church will bo at eleven a. and 7:30 p.

m. Nice private rooms for ladies, clean and well furnished, at the French res taurant. A new line of pattern hats and fancy trimmings, dowers, laces, just arrived at the Parisian millinery parlors. Fresh oysters every day at the French restaurant, corner Camp street and Church plaza. Cattle inspectors have been npiiointed bv the board of supervisors 1' ilil.erto Aguirre for the Tucson district and John Roberta for Nogales.

The five Cottonwood trees in front of tho Osborne place, on the Silver lake road, stripped tore by worms several weeks ago. are again in full leaf and loveliness. For fresh fruits and vegetables of every description go to 2w Whekleb Perry's. Publication in yesterday's Stab of tho apportionment of school funds for various districts resulted in a rush of warrants that sadly depleted the funds. Gasoline stoves ou hand.

Garden hose just received. W. J. Corbett. 3t General MeCook savs that he does not credit the story of Kid being in the Guadalupe canyon or anvwhere near there.

He believes he is still in the neighborhood of Sau Carlos. Just received the celebrated "Boston beauties" mackerel, at tho Tucson Gro cer company. Try them. It is rumored that he Southern Pa cigc road has secured the contract for carrying the fast mails between Now York and the Pacific coast, the contract that is now held bv the Santa Fe and Atlantic A Pacific ronds. Mr, Sexton, a wagon maker on Main street nse issued a circular descriptive of a patent bolster plate of his invention, doing awav with king bolls for wagons and their resulting evils.

The device is regarded as a good one by tliose seeing it. You can buy your groceries cheaper at J. Ivancovich than any where else in town. Good goods and full weight every time. tf.

The large windows of the Episcopal church, heretofore covered with boards, owing to lack of screen material, now have a presentable appearance. Screen cloth has arrived and was put np yesterday. 'The bargain counter of the asignee sale at Hughes Stevens (Vs. place is tho scene of some very low-priced sales of lat. tf While cutt ing wood for J.

Soldiui, at tho Maison l)oree restaurant, Basilis Velardee, an old offender, stole a sido of bacon. He admitted his guilt before Judge Culver after two witnesses were examined, aud was given fifteen days. The picnic sonson is at hand. If you re going out to have a good tune, don't forget that the best assortment in town for picnic lnuehos is kept at the Tucson Grocer Co. M.

H. Costa is now doing firet-cinss barber work for fifteen cents forshnving except on Sundays and holidays, when twenty-five cents will be chaigcd, and twenty-fivo cents for hair cutting. Shop on Camp street, a few doors alove tho Palace hotel. tf. Don't be afraid of the bad water in the Santa Cruz, but go down to Hughes, Stevens old stand and buy one of the now imported glass lilters.

just received. Cironlar No. 2. of tho Sauta Fe, Fhoe-nix Prescott railway has been issued announcing the appointment of K. R.

Coleman as superintendent of tho Prescott headquarters at Prescott. He will bare charge of train service, track budges, buildings and water serviv, and will report to the vice prtr'deut. Whitman's full-circlo all-steel hay presses, the beet in the world. Call on fc.P.Vaii Knrcn. at W.

J. Corbett's 23 the curs near Ixirdslmrg Thursday iiight, He is supposed to have fallen between lie cars. Ho was not missed for several nulea. When the train backed up to where he was he was found alive, mangled and in great agony. Both legs were crushed off across the thiyhs.

He was bleeding badly and noon expired. The body was brought to Tucson yesterday for burial. He was a young man, and unmarried. His body will lie takeu to London, Ont for burial. For honest weight full two-pound rolls of Tempo butter go to 2w WiiBELr.it A Perry Tho T.

P. Hall property on uorth Meyer street, purchased by Knox Cor-bett recently of tho Building and Loan association for J1H00, has been sold to Thoo. G. Fitch. The property had been foreclosed on a mortgage by the association against Mrs.

Hall, and Mrs. Hall had intended bringing suit to get it back. Mr. Fitch bought the Hall claim to the property and then talked of fighting the matter in court with Corbctt. However, lie did not do so.

He paid Corbett $1900 for tho block. No better paying property is in Tucson than the one in question. Nothing beats the combination or White House coffees, if you want fine coffees insist on having these brands. 2w Wheel Pkhry. The board of supervisors have de.

clared that all roads in the county shall be made sixty feet wide whero a greater width is not designated. The board viewed the road to Silver lake yesterday, looking to the erection of bridges over one of the sinks in the embank ment east of the Kelly place. The new Nognlea road will lie limit with all economy possible. Of the present road fund trutui each will lie allowed theTu' son and Nognles districts, most of which will lie expended on the new road. Harahaw district will also get S500 al lowanco.

For house with four rooms and kitchen, favornblo located. For particulars enquire nt Star office, lOt a very nam case, wno lias been in Tucson for two weeks, is now in the cil jail. He has repeatedly been hesr ging food of various housekeepers, aud on refusal wonld nso insulting lan gnage. Yesterday morning he attempted to help himself behind Goo. Secocan's bar, and refused to desist on Secocan appearance.

Marshal Rocho according ly took him in tow and he was marched down Pennington street, the man be tween Roche and au assistant. A big six shooter in the marshal's hand attracted attention to tho trio. The gnn belonged to tho prisoner. He comes up for hearing later. Woods' steel mowers, rakes, and full slock of extras to arnvs alxmt May 15, 2w L.

Zackendokf HOTEL ARRIVALS. SAX XAVIER. J. Graham, San Francisco. PALACE.

A Drum, Kinston, Kinston. Pla-eerville; Moran, Casa Grande, DISTRICT COURT. The case of Win. Warford vs George McClarty was dismissed for want of prosecution. The case of F.

W. Sterling vs. Louise Sterling was referred to A. P. Crawford of Nogales, for testimony.

PERSONAL POINTS. A Bisbee correspondent to the Gazette says: This week Bisbee lost one of her most progressive and honored citizens, Dr. Wright, who goes to take np his residence in TncBon. During his residence with us tho doctor has built up a reputation as a physician and a man of which any one may well feel proud, and ho leaves a host of friends who regret his departure, while wishing hiin all success in his new home. The doctor's record in the last legislature is one on which Bisbee particularly plumes herself, and we commend the doctor and his good mother to the citizens of the old pueblo, well assured that they will honor their new home as thev have the old.

RECORDER'S OFFICE. CHARLES A. SFIIBELL, RECORDER. The following documents have been filed with the recorder recently for record: Deed Building and Loan association to Knox Corbett, for lot 3, block 177; consideration 1800 00 Deed J. Knox Corbett and wife to Thco.

G. Fitch, for same property; consideration 1900 00 p.vd Fannie Garcia to M. T. vce et al, for half interest iu Blue Bird mine; consideration 1 00 Kibbey Protest. A special to the Pha-nix Herald from Globe, dated May 3, says: Judge Kibbey opened court here yesterday morn ing and impannelied a grand jury.

Judge Rouse arrived last night, haying been qualified at Solomonville, and assumed the bench this morning. His commission and oath of office were road aud spread on the minutes of the court. Judge Kibbey made a formal protest to the assumption of tho bench by Judgo Ilonse, stating aa his reasons that his commission did not expire nntu March 6, 1S94, aud denied the legal authority of the president to remove him, and asking that bis protest be entdred on the minutes, which was done. Judge Rouse thereupon reimpancled the grand jury. Tho Tucson saddle and harness man-fnctory, J.

W. Canning manager, is now turning out some fine goods in that line at the now place ot business, above Lon organ's. tf Gas administered for the painless ex trnnfinn rf t.MHi-tliA nnlv ahaiiliital painless method. Dr. Whomes, corner Pennington and Church streets, Tucson, Arizona.

I Scream. Siowart has opened tho ice cream season and is now prepared to furnish frozen dainties to all wishing them in any quantities by tho plate, pint quart or gallon. No Ladies' Hair Dressing My record in this city for conducting a barber shop will warrant the parents of Tucson in sending children to my establishment. rank Doiw. 4-21-lm Proprietor of the "Oak" Summer Boarders.

Good country board in private family. Healthy climate, comfortable Moms, home cooking, and reasonable rates. References For full particulars address at once 3tms. Box 25, Cahibiiuss Arizona. Sue Kee has fitted up a store room on Congress street near the Consolidated bank, where he will carry a full line of Chinese and Japanese fancy goods.

He has a fine stock of silk shawls and handkerchiefs beautifully designed vases, and handsome morning gowns for ladies, and gentlemen's coats. He carries the finest quality of teas, he country. Fine watch repairing a specialty and all work guaranteed at J. A. Black's Jewelry store, 113 Congress Tucson, Arizona.

Mail orders promptly attended to. feb4-ly Legs and Arms Repaired Something New in Surgery. Fractures Firmly United. NO USE FOR ANTICEPTICS. The Legs and arms of chairs and tables included.

Furniture of every de scription repaired with promptness at Sweetland's Furniture Store, 425 Congress Street. if is our J. J. CHISHOLM, 209 Congress St. LiiiADh-K la CONFECTION KKY, Fresh from Los Angeles Every Saturday.

ti Choice Fresh Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, And the Only House in the City that sells the Gen. Arthur Cigars. VENDOME HOTEL, 24 Camp Street, TWENTY VERY CHOICE ROOMS. Everything Neat and Clean. MRS.

M. MORRIS, Prop. HotelCh rystoval, Chrfstoval, Yuma Arizona. Good accommodations for Travelers; $2 a day for transients. Special rates to families.

Xjivery rigs at the hotel. A. A. HART, Proprietor. ELLEN HART, Manager.

est Word F. TUCSON ARIZONA. BBALBl II Mining Assaying chemicals- Drugs Medicines, Mineral Water Supplies Ptiyiioiau'e prescription carefully si-pounded at all hoars, anl ordars answered with are arid disoatoi. Oar atook of msdi-oins is "otidIs'o. warranted genuine tad ot the hex qualities.

GO TO Dr. Whomes -FOR- High Grade Denistry, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, All Work absolutely guaranteed. Price reasonable. Opposite Court House, Cor PenniDgtonAChurch Sis. Corbett Fitz, Knocked out by the prices that C.

DENTON is doing Repairs Jewelry, Watches. Clocks, and Oilier Articles in His Line. Your patronage Kindly Solicited. C. E.

DENTON Tucson.A. T. CALL AT THE GROCERS FOR Oold. A full patent Roller flour manu factured by the EAGLE MILLING COMPANY From Arizona wheat, For sale by all GROCERS, and tho EAGLE MILLING 00. Tncann Arinn.

Private Table Board, GOOD HOME COOKING BY A NO. 1 COOK, AND PROMPT ATTENTION. Mrs. Norton. No.

10. Stone Ave RUSS HOUSE, 215 Camp St. TWENTY VERY CHOICE ROOMS, Newly Furnished. MRS. H.

R. JEFFORDS, Prop. Bicycle Repairs and Sundries STEAM ENGINES, WINDMILLS, STEAM PUMPS, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, STEEL ROOFING, STEEL SIDING, STEAD and WATER FITTINGS, RUBBER GOODS and PACKING. Wa inn jVir t.w Pnil.lin anil Pa. pn'ring Machinery.

Engine, Pump and Machine Repairs a Specialty. FLEISMHAN marshals. Yesterday the eleventh-hour Chinese came in for registration in numbers exceeding previous days. During the morning thirteen gave thier heights, ages and measurements, peculiar marks and date ot their stay in the country. Tho explanation that Americans have registration for other reasons not unlike tho one required of them, comforted some of them.

Collector Evster savs that there is one more new phase to the matter. Ho is in receipt of tho following from Collector Hughes, at Santa Fe: Banta Mav 4. 0. C. Eystzh, TacMm: Wire me if rou Iit any Clue applica tion en route.

Am rvquirvd to return certifi cates to ashtngtoa tomorrow A. Hl'SHKS. The certificates in question are in duplicate iu a book hold only by Col lector Hughes, to whom Collector Eva ter makes all reports. As the book had to be returned last night, and as all applications were required to bo entered therein, it appears that the registra tions for Arizona of the past two or three days are void. This amounts to fifty Chinese, and is another penalty for awaiting the eleventh hour.

Blank applications have been forwarded to Tombstone, Benson and Sentinel, that Chinese so desiring may register there before notaries public, under a re. cent ruling ot tho treasury depart- meat. Samuel Huhges, assignee for Hughes Stevens i9 in receipt of a large assortment of garden and other hose. All for "Siico de Mayo." A recent traveler in Mexico tells that at Sau Luis Potosi, several years ago, on the anniversary celebration of "siuco de Mayo" some Mexicans celebrated with frequent indulgence in mescal. They were soon in a very patriotic frame ot mind.

A party of American Btonecutters, very skilled workmen, wero engaged on work for a fine government building of stone going np. In honor of tho day tho stonecutters imbibed in whiskey. Presently the stonecutters and Mexicans came together. "Viva sinco de Mayo!" yelled a Mexican. To with your 'sinco cried a stonecutter.

"Hurrah for the fourth of July!" This was an insult to the Mexican. Out came his dirk, and he started at the American. That individual responded with a six-shooter. He used his weapon first and there was one more Mexican dead for the 5th of May. At this more dirks came out.

So did more six-shooters. It was a very bad affair for the Mexicans, four more of them being killed. The stonecutters knew that the result to them wonld be sudden and early death in the event of their capture, and accordingly made away for El Paso, where all arrived except the man who had shouted for the fourth of July. He was caught and tried, and sentenced to be shot. Then Mexican utilitarian ideas prevailed.

How could the stonecutting on the building go on with the rest of the stonecutters gone? No native workmen wore competent. Why not put the one "gringo" they had loft, and let him finish the work on the building first, and then shoot This was decided upon. A decree was accordingly issued that he should not be shot till he had finished his stonecutting on the building. Today that stonecutter may be seen at work on the building, near the plaza, guarded by a corporal and eight soldiers. He is working, but not hurriedly.

Judging of the stonecutting he has done in the past five years, he will not be shot within the next 250 years. Notice. Tucson, Arizona, May 1, 1893. The undersigned respectfully announce that they have entered partnership for the general practice of law. under tho firm name of Heney Ford; offioe, corner of Church and Pennington streets.

Francis J. Hbxet, 5t Rochester Ford. Observatory Removal Again. Of the chances for the Warner observatory for Tucson, mentioned by tho Star sonio time when W. A.

Hartt wrote to his friend, Prof. Swift, of tho observatory, there is again slight prospects of its being brought hero. Mr. Hartt was then informed that H. H.

Warner, who furnished the gronnds and building in Rochester for the observatory Prof. Swift furnishing the instruments felt that out of regard for the city of Ro heater he did not care to cause the removal. This was notwithstanding the fact that Rochester has as many cloudy nights a year as Tucson has clear ones. Since then matters financial have changed with Mr. Warner.

He has met severe reverses. Were he now to come down from his platitudes toward the city of Rochester, dv the change he might make about 100.000. This amount represents the difference between the value of the grounds and buildings in Rochester and what an ob servatory might be built for in Tucson. Mr. Hartt expects to again write to Prof.

Swift on tho subject of removal, in view of the change of affairs. Prof. Swift has stated that he would gladly make the removal to Arizona's matchless nights. "Wm. Sie-wert's Confectionery, 215 CONGRESS STREET.

Ice Cream made from pure cream by the Plate, Pints, Quarts or Gallons. Also sweet cream delivered to families by the pint or quart, fresh every morning. Leave orders for same. Agents for Victor Bicycle. THE Machinery Depot and Machine Shops of Tucson JAMES GARDINER and B.

L. WORTH EN, Props- Dealers in Xcw on! Second Hand Machinery, MLBakin ffffi woxmer. J1- r- siwstW The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Hoe? 40 Years the Standard.

(VICTOR.) TUCSON, ARIZONA..