Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.

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 toners.
 Alex. Mckay IS here from the Santi
 Catalinas.
 S.Chreiher has received some ten yea
 old sour mash.
 HID. Underwood has returned fror his trip to Oracle.
 H. N. Labaree has come over from the Paso Bueno Ranch.
 E. D. Crumb, route agent for Wells Fargo & O., went over to Fl faso lo day.
 It is understood that the 30th will be an evsntful day for two of Tucson prominent people.
 The case of Pearson vs. Charaulean IS on trial to-day in the district court be- fore Judge Kibbey.
 Pierce Ford keeps fine stock of hard ware, tinware. crockery, glassware and other articles for household use.
 Push & Zellweger keep up their repu- tation of keeping fine beef, pork, mutton and other articles in their lire.
 The United States trial jury were at
  excused until tomorrow.
 \. NJ Zier will receive his Spring and Summer goods in few days, of which due notice will be given Tn the CITIZEN
 Recorder Shibell has received A.. Ii. Noon's commission as Notary Public at Orc Blanco.
 Supervisor Atkinson, came up from No1, 1a a session of the board of supervisors.
 Mrs. Colin Cameron and little son have come up from Lochiel, and are visiting with Mrs. L. C. Hughes.
 Chas DeGroff, Louis Ezekials and Jno Lodson are the merchants at Nam moth town, and their trade is constantly increasing, as is the population of the town.
 Assessor Snyder starts foc Crittenden, Harshaw, La Noria, and adjacent cOun- try, to interview the people for assess ment purposes.
 Ivancovich continues to supply his large number of customers with a good class of groceries, fruit and vegetables at low rates.
 Yesterday Antonio Preciado was ex- hibiting a chicken having four legs and four wings It was otherwise well form- 1 ed, but died soon after being matched | out.
 Messrs. c. F. Ainsworth. Ii. N. Alex | ander and Frank Cox, prominent alto neys of PheniI came over last evening | to attend the session of the supreme | court.
 The New York Store has put up soma attractive signs, which are credit te the establishment. and showing of the business enterprise of that weil-known establishment.
 There will be no excuse in few days for not obtaining good refreshing bith, when Billy Reid completes his ten bath rooms adjoining the O .Dora House.
 w. s. Rsa1 felt So pro1l and lofty this morning he could hardly recognize old friends s-cause-aa 5 po1ni girl baby at home.
 Jack Livingston was brought in from Wilcox, charged with stealing 9 watch. He had an examination before Judge | Meyer and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 Supervisor Proctor has coma in from his Santa Rosa ranch. to attend d ses sion of the Board. He has not yet sue ceeded in clearing bis well of the panpI plunger which sunk to the bottom, and | became choked in the pipe.
 The ladies of the Congregational church, at meeting held yesterday af- ternoon, decided to give a social enter <oip 41a lafE rf1 aSI trraal- I This means one of their unique attrac- tive affairs. which everybody will wish to attend. The number of Harper's Bazar to ba published April 18th will present q brilliant society story, entitled An Ally" by Francis Doverbrijge. Tn the aame number Mary Gay Humphreys will tell "How to Use Flowers Deco ratively." At Crittenden yesterday Charles Wright shot at and attempted to kill | Hereford Is engaged in the supreme 1 court, Earll H. Webb went up this morn ing to attend to the preliminary examin- ation of Wright. Abram s. Isaacs editor Of the Jewish 1 Messe nger, will contribute rabbinical story, entitled The Inheritance" to the , number of Harper's Young People to be , published April 18th. The same num- Der will contain the first inst2lment of a story, in two parts, entitled Eli the tale of a btep-mother, by Angeliaa Teal The mandamus cases Of ". ". ( Porter vs. Thomas Hughes, Territorial | Auditor, and w. H. Barnes vs. Hughes, Auditor, r,werearguedand submitted in the | supreme court yesterday. Messrs Porter { and Barnes presented the law and facts ( in their own respective cases, and Attor- ney-General Churchill represented the territory for Auditor Hughes. The question involved is the constitutional ty of the veto of Governor Zuiick at the session of the legislature ia 1887. ( of a clause in the appropriation bi.l i i directing the payment of Sl00 monthly to each of the judges as additional sai- ary to that allowed by congress.
 Mir. J. F. Masters. cashier of Emmitt & Co.'S Bank at Waverly, Ohio, says: "I 1 consider Chamberlain's CougR Remedy , the best l have used. After using sev- erai other kinds, without benefit, tried it and it quickly cured me, after years Of suffering with an obstinate cough and throat trouble" 50 cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman & Co.
 On a recent visit te Iowa, Mir X. Dal- ton of Luray, Russell O., Kansas, called st the laboratory of Chamberlain's & C., Des Moines, to show them his six year old boy, whose life had been saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy; it having cured him of very severe at- tack of croup. Mir. Dalton is certain that it saved his boys l;fs and is en- thusiastic in kis praise of the remedy. He says it has an excellent reputation in his vicinity; that farmers come fifteen miles to his store for it and that many of them, like himself. are never without it in their homes. For sale by F. Fleish- man & Co.