Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-27
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Two railroad patientswere dismissed
from the hospital yesterday, and another
this morning.
MARKEDLY Judge Culver at his
residence Saturday evening, Jose Gel
to Bernardo Cote.
Mr.. Russell, who has been burning
brick in the valley below town, has late
~ burned another kilDs
-MARRIED-By Judge Slater, at his
Office last evening, Charles Hid erbrandt
TO Miss Martha Andreas.
The newly graded portion of Never
street was thoroughly flooded this morn
ing by the street sprinkler.
Ladies of the city are planning a
party, to be given at the university on
Wednesday evening of this week.
During preparations for drill yester-
day one of the members of Co. ID tainted
in the barracks and was carried out.
The dog catcher's wagon started
out this morning, and did good work
picking up stray and untagged CANNES.
Julian PadIllo was given a week 10
Jail by Becorder Meyer today for fight
ing with Francisco Ruego, while drunk.
Warrants were issued today by
Judge Wood for petty expenses Of the
various school districts for the winter
term,
Surveyor Roskruge is preparing
claps of the Santa Cruz Water Storage
Co.'S proposed dam site and tributaries
at Calabasas.
Captain johnson. the police officer
on trial before the police commissioners
few days ago. has been suspended from
duty TO July LIST.
AS you like. Gay and failed whiskers
may be changed TO their natural and
even colOr-brown or black-by using
BuckIngham's Dye. Try it.
An attempt at wetting down the
race track was made yesterday, but was
found impracticable, it being impossible
70 obtain water as fast as needed.
The report of the Nogales school was
received this morning by County Super
intendent Wood. An average of 50 pu-
pills have been in attendance. The
school work is reported very satisfactory,
Mr., Chapman, one of the teachers in
charge, has left for Pueblo, Col.
Tom Davis has sold all his crop Of
White Australian wheat to the Eagle
Hour mills of Tucson. These mills are
prepared to purchase wheat in any
quantity from the farmers of this section
arc good price WILL be paid.-Enter-
prise.
The dress parade by the military
companies ID and F on Military plaza
last night was witnessed by large
crowd who greatly enjoyed the various
maneuvres through which the compan-
les went Their drilling was very credita-
bic, and shows much and careful prac.
tice.
How well We remember grandmother's |
attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots |
and herbs! Poor old soul, how precious
they seemed 10 her. And yet, one bottle |
of Ayers Sarsaparilla would do more
good than her whole collection OF |
YARDS"
AT the Dakota mine, at Saginaw |
Camp, work of drifting is in progress, it !
being lmpossibla TO go lower than the |
present depth, about So feet, On account |
or water In the mine. About Is or 20 4
feet OF drift work has been done SO far. |
-Four men are working in the Dakota.
-DmD-Mrs. Allie Butler, whose
home is in Cedar Rapids, Ia, and who |
has been in Tucson for the past six |
months for her health, died on the train |
at Dodge City. Kansas, this morning.
Mrs. Butler was in feeble health, and |
her death was no surprise to friends in
Tucson.
Nearly everybody needs a good med
icine at this season, to purify the blood |
and build up the system. Hoods Sar- |
saparilla Is the most popular and sue
ceesful spring medicine and blood purifi-
er. 1t cures scrofula, all humors.
dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired |
feeling.
The exhibition of arts of the st. |
Joseph's academy opened yesterday. /
There were about thirty-five pieces |
occupying the first two rooms. Miss |
Martha Proctor has most, numbering |
Josephine Nelson, G de la Osa and /
others have paintings. The pupils show /
great skill. The paintings aIe of street /
Petra Chavez, charged with keep
ing an illegal house on Maiden Lane,
who was convicted of the charge by a
jury on Saturday by verdict of IL to
l, was up this morning before Judge
Slater for sentence. She was fined the
costs of The suit, $50, or given the pref
erence Of 80 days in Jail Notice of ap-
peal TO district court was filed by at
torneys for the defense. A similar case
came up today.
Prof. Lorenski, the celebrated Ger
man Physician and Author, writes:
''The public should be warned against
drinking impure carbonated water, and |
many cases of diabetes and stone in the
bladder have been traced to the use of
local waters carbonated and sold as
Mineral Water" The analysis Of the
Coronado Mineral Water shows it to be
the purest water on earth. Sold in all
drug stores and groceries. Ask
for it. A Hittinger. Agent il
"A change in the workings of mar.
riages takes effect July LIST. This re-
quires the issuance of license by the
probate Judge for which fee of 90 cents |
Tor recording must be paid, whereas at {
present 80 is paid for filing the certificate.
The new law requires that no license
shall be issued TO males under 81 and
females under Is without the consent of
parents or guardians, and males under 6
Is or females under 10 cannot marry. @
Marriages between Caucasians and In 7
dams, Negroes or Mongolians are also s
Eoid. 2