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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
RETURNING LEGISLATORS
Talk Some of the Late Session.

One-thirty o'clock this morning found
Pimas delegation to the lately assem-
bled legislature home again. They
staged it to Marcopa and took a freight
there In.
They do not express unalloyed salts
faction at the result of the work of
the sixty days just gone; as one OF them
puts it: "We did little harm, even if we
did little good" Another said in face
tious way: 1--WE repealed everything of
the Revised Statutes except the covers.
Several cattle bills largely affecting
Pima county die rot &c through" Many
men Of many mil 3" were never more or
better demonstrated than has the Six
tenth Legislature Of Arizona.
The work of the council was not fin
ished at adjournment, that of the lower
house was, though more time could have
BEEN used to good advantage.
In Woman's Suffrage Pima divided
A bachelor from Tucson admits that
he thinks Woman Suffrage a good
thing.
The high license bill missed carryi ng
by a narrow majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
RAILROAD ITEMS.
4 Pullman Conductor Tells Of q Spot.
ter.

The Mormons, who have purchased
the Deming road, are hard at work and
promise TO have trains running between
Deming and Coralitas within six months.
s. Sleeves, operator at Tucson to one
year ago, died on Thursday, Of this week
at Strauss, n. NJ, where he was operating.
Deceased was popular with railroad
men
The board of supervisors of Ysvspai
county have consummated a compro-
mise with tho Atlantic & Pacific railroad
at 5000 per mile and penalties. This
will bring over $4,000 in taxes.
"We had a spotter on board this
train," said Pullman palace car con-
ductor yesterday, to Los Angeles Times
reporter, "and though he thought he
was mighty fly, l was on to him. He
came clear through with US, but we
didn't know he was spotter until the
second day out. You see, the first day
out he wore new shoes and We couldn't
get his rating; but the second day he
laid them aside and put on pair Of old
ones, and as soon as the porter got
sight Of the soles he sized up Mr.. Spot
ter. His shoes had been chalked by
some sleeping car man who knew him,
and that put US on our guard. II that
fellow reports anything against us on
this trip he will have to make it all up.
for we were straight as string all the
way. Had TO be, of course, knowing
that snake in the grass was watching
our every movement. You know how a
Pullman spotter works, don't you? Well,
I'll tell you. He tries every way he can
to make conductors and porters break
the rules. AS far as knocking down
money is concerned, we are handicapped
by the ticket system, but there are lots
OF things we like to do which We hadn't
ought to do, you see. There is smoking,
for instance. The blamed spotter urges
us to take cigar, and if we are not fly
enough TO refuse TO smoke with him, we
are reported for breaking a rule. There
is a rule which orders the porter to al
ways lower the upper berths, whether
engaged or not. Well, sometimes the
man who has lower berth will give the
porter 81 not to put down the upper
berth, if it is not occupied, and this, il
reported, will raise Old Henry at the
general Office. Sometimes new spot
ter comes on and catches somebody, but
We know most of the older ones"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Wrack Near ella Bend.

Word was brought in today of wreck
securing this morning at 10 o'clock
near ella Bend
Details are meager. Five cars and q
osboose are ditched, and the conductor
and two brakemen are hurt, The con-
ductor, A. M. Beeoe, has a broken leg.
The injuries to the brakemen, W. r.
Grstiot ond j. J. Meade, are not learned.
Particulars in tomorrow's CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY MARCH %, 1891.

The train from the west is expected
late this evening.
The irrigation pipes in court house
lawn are out OF order.
"A party in from Pose Bueno coun-
Try reports luxuriant vegetation.
Contractors report several struc-
lures now contemplating in Tucson.
Suit has been filed in the clerks Of
fes by v. q. Igo against j. 4. Gooding
e IL.
"A large set of pigeon holes is being
s4sde for the county clerks Office by
ssrpsntsr Scott.
The Territorial university will be
complete In 80 days. Four carpenters are
ssv working there.
I'm district court today the attention
~ the court was given to the case of
Began VS.. Pignstars.
Martinez Diaz and Vicente Erene
bad q stsbbing .affray In Bario Libre
6undsy which will be tried before
SadRe Culver tomorrow.
Three patients from the railroad
RI the hospital Saturday. One new one
vas admitted. He is also a railroad
nan, and down with fever.
Seven thousand pounds of ore from
o mine owned by Messrs. Week &
Quinn, in the Comababi district were
brought in town today for shipment.
I'm speaking of the assessed valua-
ton Of the buildings at Silver Bell, q
typographical error made in Saturdays
CITIZEN state that it was $500. 1t is
5000.
Two four in hand coach loads of rail-
rosd young people went out to Sabina
Canyon yesterday, in Coppels and
Christensen's rigs. Pleasant times are
reported.
All Din, the insane Chinaman who
committed several assaults with knives
On various people in Tucson and vicinity
last fall. now at the territorial asylum,
d reported to be in his right mind by
party lately from Phenix.
ID. McCarty was arrested last night
Tor stealing a revolver. Later he was
served with a second warrant, charging
him with robbing party named Gordon
OF s16 In money yesterday. Gordon
claims that the money was taken from
bis pockets. He will be examined to
morrow.
"A warrant has been sworn out for c.
Hildebrsndt, by tenant of one OF his
houses. The woman claims that Mr..
Hildebrsndt makes things very uncom-
Portable for her, taking off doors, shut
tsrs, transoms, etc., and turning off her
water supply. His examination comes
OF tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The. Board of Supervisors held a
epecisl session Saturday. The map and
tfscings Of the town of Nogales, prepar-
Cd by surveyor Chillson in Feb 1891
was ordered accepted and approved.
The block book Of Nogales, prepared by
Surveyor Ohillson was accepted, and Or
aers we're issued to the County Assessor
Buchanan that he use it in making as
ssssments In that town.
Arnold Spring and Miguel Barba
ysung men OF this city, had a serious
runaway yesterday. The horse became
unmsnsgesble in the upper end Of town,
masking across Military Plaza with all
spsed. 1t was impossible to do any
thing with the animal and when half
across the plaza he turned short, tipping (
over and completely wrecking the bug
~. Young Bsrbs was thrown on his |
heed and rendered unconcious by his |
fail Our young printer Arnold landed |
exfs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Cutting ARRAY.

Rayes Pinez was arrested very much
against that young mans wishes Satur-
day morning at l o'clock, and inter
some resistance by officer Bob Cannon.
It was at place in the neighborhood
of the Gas Works. When the officer ar
rived he found a young man named
Miguel Assedo badly cut on the back of
his neck, the cut being four inches long.
Blood flowed quite freely and he is in
critical condition. The cutting was
said to be done with a razor.
Pence was held for the grand jury
this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Sam Pedro Notes.

BIZ Mckinney, is just in from San
Pedro, in the vicinity of Mammoth.
Ar. Mckinney reports that the
Sehuster CATTLE Co. with which he is
connected, lost 500 acres of fine bottom
lad By the late flood, nearly all of which
Has in alfalfa.
Mr.. Ssllick's orchard, 16 years old and
sad well grown, Was eimOet completely
ssstroy ed by the raging waters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
The Governors Reception.

Late meetings of the committees for
the governors reception have resulted IN
the probable fixing of date.
1t is intended to hold it on or about
Wednesday evening, April Sth. Where
it will be is not decided nor are general
details yet arranged. 1t is understood
that the Tucson Militia win take part
however.
The affair has met much delay owing
to the late legislature, and more partic
ularly from no railroad connection with
Phenix.
The committee meets this evening
again. -sE'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
District Court.

In the case of J. L. Stevens vs.. M. r.
wise, ct al, plaintiff, was permitted to
Withdraw amended complaint for a
period of two days.
The cases Of Santa Rita Co. VS.. Wise
and Santa Rita Co, vs.. Ronquillo, set for
to-day, have been continued.
The case Of Ida b. Stevens vs. city OF
Tucson, set for today, did not come up,
owing to absence Of F. Heney, attorney
for plaintiff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
a Clever Eraud.

&arshal Roche is in receipt of the fol-
loving, dated San Francisco;
CHIEF OF Police,
Tucson, Arizona.
DEAR SIR
We have much been annoyed by a
man named Watson. He has been in
Tucson under the name of Hill. was in
Phenix and ella Bend about the 2nd OF
March. Think he is making north.
We have wired police to catch him at
Prescott. Can you put US in correspon-
dence with any of his victims in Tucson?
He has been collecting subscriptions
hom people all over the west and this
amount runs up into the hundreds.
Wire US IL he is settled.
Yours truly,
LADIES HOME JOURNAL.
This is the party who has victimized
= number Of Tucson people, signing re-
ssipts as 81. ]. Hill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Scrofula Sores.

Ny adopted boy, aged II years, suffered terri
biz from scrofula soreso on bis leg, which spread
I'll they at one time formed one great sore from
the calf OF his leg up to his thigh, partially COW
cred with scab, and discharging matter eontin-
ually. The muscles became contracted so that his
leg was drawn up and he could hardly walk. We
tried everything We could hear of, without sue
cess, until we began giving him Hoods ssr-
saparilla. In just q month, after he had taken
two-thirds of bottle. the sores entirely healed,
bis leg is perfectly straight. and he
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
District Court.

In the case of Sterens vs.. Wise etal,
amended complaint of plaintiff was over.
ruled by the court, and notice Of appeal
given.
The case of Dobs vs.. Jenkins occupied
the -surJ this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Pure Blood

Is absolutely necessary In order to have perfect
health. Hoods ssrsaparills Is the great blood
p:rifer, quickly conquering scrofula- salt rheum,
and all other insidious enemies which attack the
blood and undermine the health. 1t also builds
up the whole system, cures dyspepsia and sick
headache, aud overcomes that tired feeling.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Social Notes.

From the Baltimore Sun we take the
following:
Lieutenant Powhatan II. Clarke, u.
S. A., has, through the kind offices OF
Mr.. Phelps. Minister to Germany, been
detailed for duty in the I'd Westphalia
Hussars, of the Sd Army Corps, of the
German Empire This corps is COM
manded by Gen. Van Vasser, adjutant
to the Emperor. In this position Lieut..
Clarke will receive all the pay and allow
ances of officers on detached duty in
this country, and will be as we'll off as
an adjutant of regiment in the U. S.
ARM. He has been ordered to report
to the War Department for instructions.
This is high compliment to the ability
or the young officer, as these appoint
ments are regarded as special favors by
Army officers, and are only bestowed for
meritorious conduct.
~
Mrs. w. G. Davis assisted by her
daughter Mrs. Tenny Williams, gave a
very pleasant luncheon to fourteen la
dies last Wednesday.
~.
A very pleasant social evening was
passed in Masonic Hall Thursday even
ing by the principal society people of
the younger set" The invitations were
sent out by Misses Underwood, Hanford
and Pearson. A number of young ladies
who had assisted at the japanese tea in
the afternoon wore the same taking and
attractive costumes. The affair was very
successful.
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Sloan were "at
home" to their friends on Fridsy even
ing, and the fortunate ones who respond
ed to the bidding entered into the spirit
of the occasion with zest worthy Of the
delightful entertainment furnished by
the host and hostess.
Dancing began early and continued
until after midnight, interrupted only
by adjournment to the refreshment
room, where, throughout the evening,
beautiful decorated tables bore their
weight of delicacies to please the eye
and crafty those who hungered and
thirsted.
Judge and Mrs. Sloan. assisted by
Miss Ellis, devoted themselves to the
entertain ment of their guests and the
parting courtesies were not mere cere-
money, but sincere and hearty. Some
what saddened, perhaps by the reflection
that for the last time during the season
which has been so prolific of social
pleasures had been seen the faces of the
many fair visitors to Tucson who have
brought us gladness mingled only With
regret for their departure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Can Walk a. Well a. Ever.

Hoods sarsaparilla Is the best medicine ever
saw for scrofalous humor. II has done its work
more than satisfactorily" wILLIAx SANDERS,
Rockdale, Milan County, Texaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28

"A fine baby girl was born last night
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Vail of the CITI-
ZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
$500 Reward !!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF Livrs
Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headaehe. Indigestion Cor-
stipatiOn COstivensss cannot with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pi Is when the directions strictly
complied with They purely Vegetan,e. and never
fail TO give satisfaction Sugar Coated- Lsre boxes
containing 30 Pills, . cents Beware OF CO1rterfsits
and limitations The genuine rnanufacrr el only ~
TIE JOHN C. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO IL
old b. q EORTE MARTIN. Druggist. s14
ongress street, Tucson, Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
COAL LANDS.
The Following Order in Relation to
the Disposing of Coal Lands Has
ONCE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Washington, ID. G. Feb. 10th. }
Under paragraph p of the rules and
regulations issued July 81, 1892, Il L.
ID. 686) for the sale of coal lands, sixty
days are exclusive of the first day of
possession is allowed for filling the de-
claratory statement, aud paragraph
80 provides that lone year from and
after the expiration IF the period allow
ed for fling the. decl ratory statement is
given within which to make proof and
payment (See case of Crenan VS.. Hume,
40 l.. ID. 1907
The Hon. Secretary in case of Alfred
Gunsfeld 10 l.. d. los says: "While the
failure to make proof and payment
within the statuary period will not of
itself work forfeiture of the right Of
the claimant to make proof and pay
ment therefore after the expiration OF
said period, vet it was clearly the pur
pose OF the law TO require payment
within SAID period, and when persons
have failed declaratory statements Cor
mines opened and improved by them
anu Ldil W DIOfC up unS. tiIhhO pag menu
within Inc statutory period they should
be required 10 comply with the prov
isions of the law and upon failure to do
so after due notice their filings should
be cane lee. va will thereby notify
all declarduis VINO fail to make proof and
payment within the perou prescribed
that they are required TO comply with
the provisions of Che law, by serving up
on him the following notice:
Sir:
Your coal declaratory statement No.
for the.
filed ....... possession alleged. ......
has expired by reason of your failure to
MADE final proof and payment for the
land within sixty days from notice here
of, il default of which your filing will be
Cancelled.
In due time report for cancellation by
this Office, all cases where default has
been made, forwarding evidence of ser
r-iaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
HEALTH is WEALTH

DIRE. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREaI
MENT a guaran eed specific for HysJeria- Dizsi
ness. c 'avulsiOus Fit. NervO1s Neuralgis
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused y IN
use of slcOhOl or tobacco, Wakefulnsss. VI nfz-
Depression. SOftenicg OF the Brain resulting n
insanity and leailng To misery. decay and deatl-
Prema ure Old Age, Barrenness. Loss CT Power
IN either sex, involuntary Losses and Spermas-
oTrhea caused by OEer-exerrion Of the brain.
self-abuse or Over-indulgence- Each eox con
tains one months treatment. 81 a box
six boxes for $500, sent By mail postpaid
receipt of price.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
Hoods SarsapariIla+

Bold by druggists. 81; six for s. Prepared only
by C. 1. HOOD CO.. Apothecsr,es, Lowell, Mas.
400 Doses One Dollar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28

Mrs. w. G. Davis assisted by her
daughter Mrs. Tenny Williams, gave a
very pleasant luncheon to fourteen la
dies last Wednesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28

We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received
us for SIX boxes, accompanied with $500 Ne
will send the purchaser our written guar .nree TO
refund the money If the treatment does not effect
q cure. Guarantees issued only By GEORGE
MARTIN. SCls Agent. S14 Congress street Tucson
Arizona
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12

Sleeplesa Dl--fs. inuoc c.s~er-
able Icy that terrible l.agh
Shiloh's Cure is the remyu, tor
YOU.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12
WONDERFUL

Everyone Knows that
Dr. iehig's
Elixir
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOr OF Clronc
Private Special nainis, Nervous De Natufl Waste,
Memory and han9, Liver Ling Bale kr'ny aud It mach
Troubles Impurities the Blood
VI reqnir 81 eam
Dr. LIEBItiS NViGORArOR No. is
30
Prices OF
ties, half y oks free.
DE- '4FSlii y Co for a
spac w If and
tloo in
ID I'll iargrstn tsarafc insult tattolf Free
Call rir,ss 400
i35 AAsoS ST.
't!iTIA\l Void ':ekac # ion1s
Il u3Sk
DR. LiEBiGS INvlGOR1 -lI5ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12
Health is Wealth.

DR. E G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, a "a trln-aehl sps:{tic FOR
Ivsterta, Dtzz nesS, = PA us apS FITS,
Eer -ouS Y aurll . :, 4 40 he, Ser oUs
Preservation t.,LuSa by ~ u 'DhDl
or tobacco. Wtkefllc aSs Mental De
preston. Snfte.&iEg OF the 5 suit
ing in insanity t11 ie9aing - a erv,
s'ocag aan death. rre,ratare uIi Age,
2arrennesS, ssoSS ot Power in eiJne" sex
Invnluutsry Loss ald Sfer atOrrh,ea
caused bV Dver-e Nertipu of the b. In,
<atfahuSe or ovrr-inaula3uce Farn
box cont aims one mpntl's tre 'tm mt.
el.a) "A bOT o. six b EaS for 3 % sent by
mail prepaid on rec Ipt OF prcas.
WE GarAEEAN& 80 SIX BOX -
70 cure ANY ease. W3ta 9 Leh order re-
cnived bg Us fpF six % a., 49, IN
led with $500 viii sand the nur naSHr
our write guarantee to reft48t he
IN 1leI, if he t. -.tf n Aut lna- n - eEia:'
ire. Qua anfeaS issued only by W. II
III kDIC, sole Agent, GArsDn CitJ New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12

r.. B. 7z--7---s7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passenger rains
male prompt connections with the
sevsral railroad lines in the East.
~al!man Palace Sleeping Cars and
TsNr is,:' Sleeping Cars attached to all
train Mining Cars attached to fast
mail a., nns between Truokee and OG-
4en.
Tick u solu, sleeping car berths Sc
cured, and other informatio given on
application TO the Co.'S Agt. at Keno
where passengers caliinA IA person can
securc choice OF routes, etc.
Richard Gray, Ger. Traf. Mans.
T. Ii. GOODMAN.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
San Franz taco. Cal.
inne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-12

$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
cnSe OF Liver G ,mpi"int, Iys."rs~j5t,
Ck HeaGacp -ntigaStiun, ont rpt-
uOu or COStlveneS~, w c1"n8f cure
with VESTS Vegetable Liver Pills. when
d directions are compile with hey are
pur " Veg Ia BILE anu uever fail to = We
S4ttsfactiop. ~agarc c,a'e,'. Large box
es Conttiniag 80 pills - .entS. Beware
Df coGnterfeits and INIT ons. Sold by
w. II. CHEDIC, Ctlson, New.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-26
IT WAS A ROYAL JAG.
The Exploits Of Prince George in
Montreal, Canada.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S GRANDSON
Goes On! With Friend TO Take in the Sight
Of the Town - An Editor Writes Him
Up, and Now Ho. is Standing Trial
for LibsI-Royal lnAu-
encs Nay Win.

MONTREAL, September 25.-After
having been postponed from term to
term during the past year, the trial OF
R. N. OBrien, accused Of libelling
Prince George of Wales, was begun this
afternoon before Judge Cross in the
Court of Queens Bench.
After the jury had been sworn, coun-
sci for the prosecution explained that
year ago, Prince George of Wales,
grandson of the Queen, visited Mon
treal and was entertained In a manner
beftting his rank and position In socie-
ty. Unfortunately, he added, this visit
was not allowed to pass without COM
ment, but the only regretable comment
was that circulated in New York papers
and telegraphed from Montreal stating
that the Prince, after reception given
him in the Academy OF Music on
the evening of September 8, forget
ting his rank, returned TO the Windsor
Hotel, where he changed his clothing
and started out with the Lieutenant or
II. M. S. Thrush, and q prominent Mon
treal gentleman to engage, as the artl-
Gle put it, in a debauch." At a later
hour while prosecuting this debauch or
ssdoing the town." as the article reads,
"the Prince and his companions found
themselves at the corner OF st. Con-
slant and La Gucheter streets, where
they were accosted by six roughs who
demanded money. In a short time
the Prince, and his friends were en-
gagged. it was reported, In rough and
tumble fight with their assiantS with
the result that the latter were knocked
down. Then three of Montreal's most
stupid boobies, as the article puts 1T,
came upon the scene and arrested the
Prince, the Lieutenant and their Mon
treal friend. At the police station they
attempted to explain matters but with
out success, and were put In cell
where they were subsequently
found by Chief Hughes, who
had been telephoned for. The illus
| trious prisoner was at once liberated
and mutual apologies followed. The
counsel explained that at the end OF the
disnatehsspgasSe44 tho words IaSRLP and
strictly exclusive"
The crown would also be in position
to show that this dispatch was sent by
P. n. O'Brien, that he leftit In the hands
of the Canadian Pacific Telegraph
Company, and that it transmitted 1t to
several papers in the United States.
The taking of testimony was then
commenced, bat had not made much
headwaY when the court rose for the
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-26
A COOL WAVE
Comes to the Relief of the People in St.
Paul.

Comes 20 the Relief of the People in St.
Paul.
ST. PAUL, September 25.-The period
OF hot weather just ended is unparalleled
in the history Of this city.
II began on the 18th inst. and contin-
ued for period Of 10 days, and the
record Of these days surpasses anything
that can be found on the books Of the
local signal Office as far back as 1872,
and during any Of the summer months
Of those years.
On the 18TH the thermometer regis
tered 70 degrees. Each day the max
lmum was higher until last Friday,
when the temperature was 9215 degrees.
There was q fall OF two or three degrees
on Saturday, and it appeared as II there
was TO be a cold wave from the West,
out the temperature remained unchang-
Cd This week, up to yesterday noon,
the thermometer ranged from 81 to 90
degrees, bat yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock there was q sudden change, and
10 one hour there was a fall Of - de-
srees. This falling continued in the
evening, and the highest temperature
'o-daY will probably not be above 65 de-
greeS.