Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
LOCAL NEWS

f-r the comfort of s dog catcher,
 Tn. 5emocratic primaries will be held
 cs Monday next
 AFs7sso by name ot lnocente IS in ,,-.-s for stealing hat. sidney W Carpenter IS reported to be ....,-s,y ill Of inhsms'ion of the bowels, 55. home ID Nogsles. rls C--IzES acknowledges a vote of | n--ts kindly extended to It by Negley p,.I Nc. ], G. 4, R.
 er--r. WHooPING CoUGH and Bron- ..-s immediately relieved by Shlloh's Care.
 Ina CITIZEN acknowledges receipt of .-s,ksrs of seeds fr, ID the L. wiston s-f Comp any, of Lewiston, Idaho. Sz-r.F's CoUGH and Consumption C--- IS said by us on a guarantee. It ,-rss consumption.
 Frank H. Hereford has moved his -=,a 10 the rooms formerly occupied by Vr Nulksy. on Pennington street. N- John Spring went 10 Msgdalens s7.ars. Saturday last, He expects to be sb,ent week or more. Y-. (. Nj. Reddish, agent foI the Ws1s S Co. Proprietary Medicines. IS ID h. city making arrapgem -nts for the ssl- If the above named msdIcInes. IuiSe Fergerson writes from bis mines ,as- inc O1iiotos. thst he has, ID one of n. claims. uncovered large body of gooi looking ore
 C.-ARRH CURED, health and sweet b--stb secured. by Shiloh's Cstsrrh Rzn-ly. Price 50 cents. Nasal IDiec-
 tcT free
 An attempted rape case is reported fr7n ihe Quuo.os. For obvious reasons ths nsrl=s of the partIes implicated are, for tts present, suppressed.
 sunset on the Santa Catslinss" was v-,,.-n by Miss Carrie C. Faxon 8 ri-,- O; Ni- L. D. Chillson and for few months s visitor st his home on Penning- t,1 street.
 Tr- lame back. side or chest, use ss-o1's Porous Plaster. Price D cents
 The Tempest is the opera that will be given this evening by the z Zirzuela com rs-7 for the benefit of Mercedes and X,ris. All lovers of good music should -5: fail t1 be there.
 tT5e benefit for the PrimB Donnas in the Oe--a House tonight should draw iel house. Ls Tempestsd IS an operatic zen and will be rendered n first class s,y.e.
 F. J. Vlllsescu=a, the Meyer street harness and saddle manufacturer, T. erl9yIug an extraordinary run of trade E-ssIls cheaper than like line of goods, sui not only guarantees to, but gives satlsiaction in every instance.
 cH. Y. Read. Baptist Missionary BIsb- op. and an occasional visitor here, has beeu suspended from the Baptist church st Fl Paso, and himself and wife were refused letters of dismissal. Con duct unoscomiuE. etc, were the charges made.
 The MeXica1s who are engaged ID the manufacture Of ai0bes on Hanson's rscch southest of Tempe, have uneRrth- ed another skeleton. supposed to be The remains Of & deserter who was killed nssr the spot some twenty years ago. Tempe News.
 Mr. Issdor Meyer has leased the build iry on corner Of Main and Congress streets. formerly occupied by l. Gothelt ssa nillinary store, and workmen are nov busy putting il m shape prepRra- t--v to the arrIval of his goods which srs DOW said to be on the Wsy.
 The trustees of the Building and Loan 4.so,igtlon meet at 30 this evening st is- CItv Hall. The first series Of stock doses to-day and bids will be received rr tbe money on hand. This series will consist of 600 shares of which 592 ts7s already been taken.
 Mr Chss. J. Zimmerman, killed yes ;-risy ID Nogales, IS well known here- sh91ts. having fired on the $. r. R K, ,1r1esrly years before acceptlnga a Ioco- motive on the Sonora road. He was Ee-n er of the Brotherhood or Locorno- i've Bremen and IS also 8 member Of the 4 O. [. W.
 The Scotia saloon has vacated its old stand and moved to the corner recently o,capiei by J. A. Black, directly oppo- .i.z. The new place is being rapidly put U first class shape aud will be formally opened on Saturday evening next. The oew place possesses many advantages ever the old that will be highly appre- csied by the patrons of the place.
 The following are the ofhcial numbers f the prizes drawn at the April drawing o' the Louisiana Lottery: First prize l.5'5: second prize 1862; third prize lU79: fourth prize 366Z9; fifth prize 5jl75; sixth prize 25951; seventh prlze 5Isj5; eighth prize 3O6i9.
 Co. W.L. Whepley the live fruit 2sn of Pnenix will be sprepared to smp tLe very best of fruits sending out fruit that will come to hand fresher and or better qugllty than can be had m Oall- ior1is. Apricots will he coming ln soout Nsy lst, Dealers take notice.
 Hon. R. O. Brown Of Florence, IS ID ib- city on a tour of business and gen sral observation, He reports everything p-osDerous ID the Deighborhood of Florence. both in the mining and agri- cultural districts That entire section 0i country wears Q go-shesd ar. Money is more plentiful and business better ihsn it has been for a long time prevlous. sli of which the CITIZEN IS pleased to earn.
 Geo. E. Brown came n yesterday from she lower Agus Fris and brought vl.h him some specimens Of grass from ti- place. which We doubt If the Salt
 
 River valley can beat. There were three different varieties-one Cf alfalfa. meas lriug over twenty inches; alhlarea, tvsuty-eight inches. and variety or v.it grass, which he calls timothy, two feet iI length. The alfalfa IS just com 25uclng to bloom, and within the next taD days, or about April 18th or 2Oth, he E.I commence cutting the first crop Tor By-Journal- Miner
 The sad tidings which reached here tais morning, of the death Ot Mrs. w. A. Scott, IT,, of typhoid mslarisl fever st her home n San Diego, called forth e1- pressions of surprise and regret st her denise and sympathy for the loving ones she left behind. For many years Mrs. Scott resided here and was fsyorite sub all who knew her. As good wife a1d loving mother she was universally esteemed. She leaves a sorroWlDg nus tsll and 8 family of three young ealldren to whom death will be sn ire. psrs5e loss. She was but 29 years or Ase, ID the very blush and bloom Of her somanhOod, when her useful lIfe WAS cosed on earth forever,