Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
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LOCAL uT.E MS
Jose Pallanes was convicted Of horse
stealing this morning.
For the best smoke in town try A.
Olsen's cigars.
r'resh oysters and fresh fish constant
ly Ln hand at the Maison Doree.
Dressed turkeys from Phenix every
Friday afternoon. l.. A. SHEDD.
The Maison Doree is opened day and
night, and has the best and promptest
attendants.
Three Mexican boys at La Osa go
horseback to school, five miles from
home.
Fresh fish of all kinds Wednesdays
WHEELER & PERRY's.
Letters tes.amentsry have been
granted to Mrs. Crosby in the estate OF
DR.. Handy.
Petition OF probate of will in the
estate of Samuel Pearson has been filed
by DR.. Pool.
Butcher Schumacher has received
two carloads of hogs from Phenix and
expects another carload Saturday.
New seasons new England mince
meat, cranberries, mapel syrup and
maple sugar.
WHEELER & PERRY.
The expenditures OF the late term
of the United States court, as made by
Marshal Paul, and approved the court
this morning, are Sl5, 1852.
Everybody ought to stop at the
Russ House; il is the cleaDest and the
luietest place in town. Call and see Tor
yourself. u
To restore, thicken, and give you q
luxurant growth of hair, to keep its
color natural as in youth, and to remove
dandruff, use only Halls Hair Remover.
"A property embracing the town OF
Redington, or otherwise the postoffice
there, was sold by the sheriff today for
$3.50. J. W. Berkalew was the bidder
getting it.
House to rent furnished or unfurn-
ished, containing four large rooms, hall,
kitchen. Garden and corral attached.
Apply to j. E. Tallmsdge, No. Gil Con-
vent street. u
A special venire was called today to
try the charge against Joaquin Rascon,
on which a former jury disagreed by
verdict of to for acquitt8i. Rsscon
has been cleared of two charges.
Hay cutting is in progress on the
Quijotoa road by jas. Mash. hay Is
said to be plentiful there, and large
quantities are being cut IN anticipation
of high prices during the coming win
ter.
Richard J. Paddock has applied for
admission to the bar, to practice before
the courts of Pima county. Messrs.
Franklin, Lowell and Wright were ap-
pointed to examine into his qualltca-
tions.
The guessing scheme at Shedd's is
taking we'll. Several have filed quart
lars with phones and counted them.
The favcrite number is in the vicinity
of 1000. The jar will be unsealed and
counted next Sunday.
The tramps are thinning out. The
police have personally informed about
the whole of them that on second warn
ing ball and chain will fondly embrace
them. They do not wish for any sucf
loving clasp and the exodus is steady.
Wheeler and Perry have made ar
engagements to handle fresh oysters
from Mobile Bay. The first lot just in
sold by pint quart or gallon also In cans
Special prices will be made to the trade
of hotels or restaurants. l wk.
Leonardo Rodrigues, who made an
assault with a knife with the intent to
murder a month ago, being prevented
by club fortunately near in the hands
of the attacked party, has been sentenced
to two years at Yuma and will be taken
to prison soon.
The commercial club give the first
party of the season at their hall this
evening. 1t will be an informal affair,
and for many strangers in the city.
series Of dances will be given during the
coming winter which will revive Tue
sons old time gayety. They will take
place every two weeks.
Warm weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and IN the
weakened condition of the system. dIsea-
ses arising from impure blood are liable
TO appear. To gain strength, to over
come disease, and to purify, vitalize, and
enrich the blood, take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la.
Ricardo Pesqueira, convicted OF
grand larceny in stealing wagon and
selling it, and subsequently sentenced
to eighteen months imprisonment,
and Manuel Silva, for burglary at No
gales, for which he was given three years.
have been! taken to Yuma by Deputy
Sheriff Perrin.
"A brief but enthusiastic reception
was given Ex-Governor Carol, Of Sono-
"a, at Nogales last Sunday, on his re-
turn from a trip through the United
States. The band W as there. also hupr
dreds of Mexicans, among them Gov.
Torres, who came from Hermosills for
the occasion. A banquet followed, and
the tram was again boarded after stop
OF an hour and b alt.
Suit for damages in the sum OF
s56S.9O has been filed against Sheriff
Brown by Mrs. NJ. J. Smith on the
ground that her goods OF less value
than the $1,000 exempt on allowed by
law. being OF the value of S568.9O, were
sold on an execution in May and July
and that she was refused appraisers by
the sheriff. G.. W. Wright is her attor-
Iey.
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