Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.

ellng man, was ID town today,
 There is a remarkably scarcity of Christmas trees in the town.
 Miss Lura Hoffman is spending the Christmas holidays in California.
 H. W. Etz, the prominent hide mer chant of Benson, is in the city.
 Mrs. Ada Irwin, of Phoenix, is in town on legal business.
 James Bissett, of Prescott, is register ed at the Orndorff.
 The installation of officers of Tucson lodge F. & 4. M. will take place this evening.
 The suit of Edward Corrillo against Henry Conley has been set for trial Jan usry 3.
 The office and dining room of the San Xavier gre being thoroughly repainted and papered.
 George Olney, sheriff of Graham county, with his family, is spending the holidays ID Tucson.
 A. Miles, travelling representative of l.. Zeckendorf & O., returned this morning.
 J, J. Walsh received yesterday . handsome new safe from the East for his new Legal Tender"
 In the matter of the guardianship of Aaron Hugo and Helenita Zeckendorf, the trial has been postponed until the first week in March.
 There is not a little inquiry on the part of the people of Tucson why they should not have free postal delivery if Phoenix is to have It.
 Prof. Tourney, of the University. read paper before the Institute, at Pheenix, upon 'The Discipline of the Common Schools" which was pronounced one of the best.
 Capt. Johnson, Of the Mammoth mine, arrived last night. The Mammoth not only receives more mail than any camp in the Territory but also more freight.
 The dealers in holiday goods of all kinds report that business IS brisk. They are making up these last few days for some slackness which has pre- ceded.
 Tomorrow mornings train will bring many prominent as well as private c.ti- zens who are away on business home. There are few men who will not make an extra effort to spend Christmas eve by their own firesides.
 At 7:30 this evening will begin the Christmastide entertainment for the children of the Congregational church. All their friends are cordially invited.
 The Service for Christmas day, at the Congregational church will be of an eX- ceptionally attractive character. Prof. Thayer and his corps of singers will offer a splendid programme.
 Balls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew CT is unquestionably the best preserva- tive of the hair. It is also curative of dandruff, letter, and all scalp affec- tion.
 Andrew Hystrum will tako unto him. self as wife, tonight, Miss Kittie Walsh, of Lordsburg. The ceremony will take place at the confOrtable little cottage on Pennington street, which the happy couple will make their home. Andy l. one of the most popular of the railroad boys, all ef whom wish him joy.
 Chief Engineer Ziegler of the Southern Pacific has been out on the road for about a week past, running east and west to distances of from 10 to p miles trying new engInes. It Is fact that the iron horse as well as the quadruped, has to be broke before being put to regular work.
 Judge VaDderlip received his commis- sion from Gov. Murphy today to act as notary public, having filed hIs bond with the county recorder. He will re- side at Crittenden. returning as early in January rs his health will permit His physicians are delighted at the progress he IS making in recovering hi5 former yigor.
 The west bound passenger train was only D minutes. late last Eight. Once since the beginning of the change if has been exactly on time. In a few days 1t is expected things will settle themselves go that the traIn may be confidently expected at o'clock every night.
 There are few communities in the east or west where there is so;little crim- nal law breaking as in Tucson. For the last th-ee months the justices courts have not averaged more than ten or twelve eases per month. This is a record to be proud of. It is 8n evidence that criminal soffenders have been dealt wisely with in the past and that meas ures have been taken to prevent repe tition of crimes, as we'll as to punish those who have been guilty of them.
 This morning at about o'clock, Car penter l.. NJ. Prince, with two others, i was working upCn a scaff0lding in the inteuor of the Radulvich block when a rope broke and he was thrown violently down the stairway to the floor, sustain ing a severe gash in the head. One of the other workmen saved himself by graspirg the floor above and the other fell with Prince, but escaped injury. | Dr. Spencer dressed the wound and the victim was conveyed to his home about | three miles out of town, His injuries are not dangerous.
 The laws of health are taught in the schools; but not in way to be of much i practical benefit and are never illustrat- ed by living examples, which in many cases might easily be done. If some scholar who has just contracted a cold was brought before the school so that all could near the dry, loud cough aDd know its significance; see the thin whi.e coating on the tongue and later, as the cold developed, see the pIofuse watsry expectOration and thin watery discharge from the nose, not one of them would ever forget what the first sympto n Of a cold were. The scholar should then be given Cham berlain's Cough Remedy freely, that all might see that even a se- were cold could be cured Tn one or two days, or at least greatly mitigated, when properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear. This remedy is fa- nous for its cures of coughs, colds and