Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-08

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 Rufino Veliz, Mexican Consul, ac- companied by T. J. Vallaescusa left last night for California. 4 large numper of Mexican citizens were present at the depot with band of music to see these gentleman off on their journey.
 Much credit is due to Deputy Sheriff w. J. Parks of Graham County for his persistent efforts in ferreting out the robbery of Mai. Wham. The arrests that have been made are largely due to his efforts
 Cyclone Bill" says if Sheriff Shaw will furnish him with bundle of hay and allow the public to visit the jail without formality he can make some money exhibiting himself. He wants to eat hay and 'paw around" as the Raw Head and Bloody Bones" of the Gila Valley.
 Every family should be provided with some reliable medicine for bowel com plaints. A fair trial will convience any one, that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is without an equal; besides it Is pleasant to take. 9 and 90 cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 Hon. Ben Goodrich is in the city as council for the prisoners from Graham County, held for the Wham robbery. He says the first thing he tells a client charged with a crime is to keep his mouth shut, and that talking clients have given him much trouble during his experience as an attorney. A man when he is arrested for crime is prone to explain, and the hardest work law yer has in many cases is to explain away the explanations of the clients.
 Eevin's Park in this city is now most delightful place to spend an even ing. 1t is cool and pleasant. The grounds have been thoroughly cleaned, the trees trimmed up, seats provided, etc. It is visited by the best people in Tucson, and everything is conducted in an orderly manner. The free concerts are growing very popular and there is a good crowd at the park every night. Under the new management this park is fast growing in public favor and will soon be the popular evening resort.
 Col Joseph Durr received on Satur- day a carload of fine California wines direct from the vineyards of Napa coun- ty. The freight alone on this shipment amounted to S305, which is an indica- tion of the large business carried on by him. New goods are received every day and his patronage continues to in crease. The ancient grandmother shows no signs of feebleness. She sends goods from every land and country and the or ders are always for customers to be SUD- piled by her grandson with the best goods for the lowest money.
 Parents who have young children will be interested in the experience of MT. Alex. Moir, a prominent druggist at Britt, Iowa He says: During the sum- mer of 1882, my little girl, two years of age, was taken seriously i'll with sum- mer complaint: so common to children of that age. After being treated by physiian and getting no better, I took from my shelves a bottle of Chamber lain's cohc. Cholera and Diarrhea Rem edy. She felt releived after the first dose and in three days was entirely well" For sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 
 paymaster, who, supported by an armed detachment, was recently robbed in Ari- zona, is an old soldier, having served as private and Sergeant all through the civil war. from June 10, 1861, to July 2S. 1865. At the latter date he was promo ted to Lieutenancy in his regiment, and was mustered out towards the end of the year. Appointed Second Lieu tenant of the Thirty-fifth Infantry in 1867, he served over three years and a half in that capacity, and for more than twelve years he has been paymaster in the army.-Inter Ocean.
 Few persons in Tucson have any ade- quate idea of its surroundings at Oracle. thirty six miles distant, the country is covered with luxuriant growth of live olk, to person looking from an elevated position the foliage would seem to liter ally cover the ground The elevation is shout 45OO feet, the air is pure and brac- ing. This place would make an excel lent outing for many of our town peo pie who could not spare the time to go to California or places more distant. Mir. Dodge has good accomodations for eight or ten persons and his charges are req sonable no doubt there are many here who would be benefited by change of this kind.
 The San Francisco Examiner is an enterprising and interesting newspaper. It has large number of subscribers in the Territory and its readers in this sec ton are wondering what caused the pub lication of that brutal and insulting edi- torial. which appeared in the issue of May 20th. The article is not only cowardly insult to the people of Tucson but an unprovoked libel on the whole Territory. It cannot surely be the policy of the Examiner to try and keep immigration from Arizona: for the rapid settlement of the Territory is sure to benefit San Francisco, (which supplies most of our merchants with supplies. The .would be" funny man who indited that brilliant article has not only injur- ed the people of Arizona but also the aOraat and onlvs Evannipar TIr,o rr;U