Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20


 v-s John P. Cum and her two chil- ,..n have arrived safely in Tombstone. Nineteen names were attached to the ii of volunteers up to two o'clock to- day.
 ID C Pearson Is in the city from Phe- hey call hIm Major Pearson" uP there
 r,a,nntinued remarkable coolness of .b1 nights is appreciated, even if unpre- ceienied-
 C Brown, of tue stock firm of Was -,1 and Brown, Is in from the Baboqui- r,-. mountains.
 % Charoleau brought in to day s,lrnund bear that he killed last night ;rCanoa de Orc.
 | scott, Of Dallas, Tex is very ..,,.Us to discover the whereabouts of t,. son (. B. Scott.
 H.n. G. II. Gary arrived from rl-rsnce this morning, to spend few i-r- ia the metropolis.
 IN Mason has returned from Santa q, -ica where he has comfortably .-..Isi bis family for the summer.
 Miss Lilly Anderson, who has been ---,,,ry Ter sister, Mrs. J. H. Eaton, at ':ehs. is ID the city, on her way home toQaijotoa-
 NTH C. Wager of San Bernardino. rEs5raia. arrived in Tucson yesterday. Esis ta,lnS a general look over the Territory.
 Tgo heavy tea trains passed through chi. p,sce yesterday from San Francisco %r New Orleans. They went through .z qu,cG time.
 1sa- steaks were served by Burns ta.. .2-rulng, from the brown bear kill i by Pedro IhaIoleau in CanJn 4e Orc T-ss .ay evening. Hon. !. B. Allen, one Of the most re- s--,.s. of the old pioneers of Arizona, s-s frmcrly mayor of Tucson, has canned !.Om Florida. sa53g the excellent names suggested s.-.,s,l! trustees are Judge Wm. J. n.l1-a aai Chas. J. Freeze. Both vui maae acceptable officials. Trsinfant child of Ds. George Martin -si last evening. It was but few ss.s old. The bereayed family have ta- s7upayhies of the entire community. u- CLas Driscol will leave to-mor- uoruiuS for his home n the Qui- ;7.a.s. Itis hoped that he may make -.1lrasant visits to Tucson more often T. the future. Caas. DrI coll, one of the best and --7sf cJrnpaulOnabie of human beings, ,slu the city from QiIiotoa cheering up Is many friends from his bonanza of god nature.
 Assessor II. S. Stevens to-day turned r7a- the assessment roll of Pima county ;5 tls Board 0. Supervisors, whereupon s warrant for hls services ln the sum G$l5o0 was drawn.
 Among all the specifies for obtaining good health and combating disease 15,-ius L.s yet been discovered that at 6u compares with Wm. kane's sour z.sa vl.skey. It Is life itself.
 U2 @ tLis time the names mentioned .s .slsa.iat-s for school trustees are WE. Snlth, John Gardiner, Chas. I. Freesr. Wm. J. Osborn, C. B. Sessions, Clas Il. Meyer and A. Cronly.
 Aoy parties desiring to go east under tls adyalta ages of excursion rates will do Well t1 consult post office box No.2S3. Tlsre !s an opportunity for s few more t5uaka Cp the requisite number.
 DJcs c.r-ya,l No. ? has just come out e tls 2, p4-s ssop as bright as a morn -.s.JIy, newly painted and Upholster e. l. ls uo,5 the finest outfit between Uz7zr sui the cold waves of the -.-.y Pacific.
 IT, Geo. r. Denman, of New York, Is l- ila c.-y, viJh d view of becoming Iu- Gsa'.. 1 with the stock growing inter- e.. to. Pima ceu1ty. He made pleRs --tCall Et tie CITIZEN sanctum and will always meet vlth a cordial welcome within its que. shades.
 Mark Lully, who has travelled eIsen- E.y=ly over the Pacific Coast during the pas thsee ya IF, returned yesterday to IccsOn, gua iorihs next few days will oe the gIcss o- lis sister, Mrs. Mark Ezszieis. alr. LG.iy will leave next Fulsy to vi-.; U.s home people Bt Washington, D. C.
 The Board O! Supervisors met this af t-rloJn Co act on sa application for aid @ p.lC5 volunteers in the field. After d-ll0e-.iiOu they decided that as no drp7eiati1ns had been committed m Pima county their jurisdiction would hardly reach the case, and they therefore denied tEe petition.
 Nlr. Rule has sold out the American Bakery, ou Congress street, to Truscott 6 Narc,r, vhO will continue the bu9lness aal strI-e to add to its popularity. I4s American Bakery has long been a iaT5-te establishment with the people Of Iucson and it Is the intention of its oeT propTietors to add to its popu- ll-i:y.
 On Saturday two little boys of MT. o5rel, who resides about four miles rom Harshaw, attempted to saddle a blrr0 to take ride. The smallest Of the two, about ten years of age, held tle animal while his elder brother, aged twelve, adjusted the saddle. The bur 10 toJz fright at something and ran aTaT, dragging the youngest brother along, entangled ID the rope. When f)l1d he was dead.
 Itis pleasure to note the meritorous growth Of a business showing such phe-
 
 store ot Dr. George Martin. on Church plaza. His thorough skill as e paarma- est, added to his gentlemanly courtesy and modest charges is bringing to hlm ay'.ume of trade that he scarcely look cd Tor. Ills goods may be always relied upon as pure and unadulterated and he Keeps everything usually sold at drug stores.
 Wm. C0vington had his preliminary sEimIn ation to day before Judge Meyer, Tor the murder O. Claiborne, at Harshaw, gn April Both. Ed. Gillespie, u. l.. Euler, J. c. Gleason, 5. \. Peterson and Mrs. H Ill gave testimony. The purport If 1t was that 1t was H deliberate con,piracy to murder Claiborne be- tween the two Salcidos, Jamison and C.airborne, and that the details of the hlalr were carried out as planned. The pflslner was remanded to the custody oi the sheriff to appear before the pro