Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST6, 1892.

District Attorney Lowell is at present in Nogsles.
 Fifty new stamps received to-day fol the Mammoth Gold Mill
 Mir. H. D. Underwood is visitor al the Knight Conclave at Denver.
 I6OO0-g oil tank was received to-day by Jack Bolin.
 There was large crowd at Silver Lake yesterday evening and last night
 Judge R. E. Sloan left for California yestarday morning.
 Ben Heney. treasurer of Pima county is on business trip to Phoenix.
 Miss Hittinger will leave probably to- morrow on a trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 The rain last night iuterferred with the public speech of Judge Sloan ln be- half of silver.
 Manager Ormsby, of the W. U. Tele- graph, IS a visitor to the great conclave in Denver.
 Territorial Auditor Thos. Hughes is
 
 Territorial board of equalization.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy is on his way hone from Denver and is expected to be ln Phoenix tomorrow.
 Mrs. Chas. De Groff has returned from California where she has been up on a visit to the sea shore for nearly two months.
 The young mems Mark Smith Demo cratic club have invited Judge barne5 and Judge Rouse to address them next Tuesday evening.
 John Gardner of the machinery de pot, has sufficiently recovered from h,s late attack of fever so as to be out at tending to his duties once more.
 Mir. l.. D. ChIlson is busy with county work surveying along the line of the road from Tucson to No2ales. He has been out in the field for over q week.
 The trees around the city look nice and fresh after the rain and water Is more freely used upon the lawns and park with refreshing effect.
 At noon today reports are on the streets of the Quijctoa stage being rob bed aGd ihe mails rified ten miles south of Tucson by highway men.
 Mr John Spring left for Arivaca this morning, where be will take several sketches of the country during the period of bis visit.
 Mrs. s. H. Drachman has started on trip to California. She has been quite ill lately, and 1t is hoped her trip to the sea shore will completely restore her to health.
 I. A. Shedd has received a large con signme nt of watermelOns today from the ranch of c. 4. Hoff, near Tucson. They are retailing from a dime up to 50 cents.
 The full of ihs moon banished dry weather and the portentiOus clouds yes terday evening agreed win Jupiter Pluvius and contract was signed for a general dOwn-pOur of ran.
 Lincoln Fowler brought a carload of hogs from Phoenix yesterday a:d sold the same to Mayor Ma sh. Thus the metropolis of Arizona becomes a patron izing mart for all the products of Ari- Zona.
 Yesterday evening and last night a
 
 much benefit sited this vii iuity and surrounding country. It WAS much needed and greatly appreciated.
 Judgs Fitzgerald of Solomonville, who with his family has bean stopping few days m Tucson, started thls morn ing for California. where they intend to esioy a flaw days ot sea breeze and re- turn home
 Mr Julius B i'z who as been travel ling .n tae gab ,rh pod of Yuma and Casa GrSrde return .d n the last fe~ days. He SD aks very highly Of the rs tauran. kept by Mrs. Frsncl at Ca -a Grande. and says it is as good as any in tha Territory.
 Judge Fitzgerald. of Graham county, leaves fo: California tomorrow. The judge hails from the valley that sur rounds Mount Graham whose al:itade is some II.000 feet. The judge k very healthy specimen of a healthy county, and speaks most cheerfnily of bIs adopt ed locality.
 Mir. Canning, the harness dealer, called the reporters attention to fine loosing pst d, 2 that felonged tO his little bay. The dogs leg d Ueen broken and pr. Fenner had reset it and uaDdagrd II with plaster of Paris and the little animal was bObbli, around apparently delighted that science had choszn him as an example of Its clever work.
 Young Woody who used 10 be here on two different occasions from New Or leans in behalf Of hs health, he being afflicted with weak lungs, died lately at Colorado Springs, Col. His first trip benefited him so much he returned to New Orleans, seemingly cured. ana af- ter stay ing there awhile returned to Arizona to get more health. Whilst here he improved greatly, so much SO he was looked upon as well. A few days ago whilst at Colorado Springs he sat down in a chair and expired inGtant- ly, bleeding from the lungs. The slti- tude was evidently too high for hIs weak lungs and he sUccumbed to the inevitable,
 Just as sure as hot weather comes there will bs more or less bowel com plaint ID this vicinity. Every person, and especially families ought to have some reliable medicine at hand for in- s.ant Sc in case it is needed. A 9 or 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy IS just what you ought to have and all that you would need, even for the most sev- ere and dangerous cases. It is the bes:, the most reliable and most successful treatment Known and pleasant to take For sale by Fleishman & Co.
 Mir. B. Y. Garcla received telegram dated August 10th. from the Cuy of Mexico from Mr. Mallen, milit iry sur veycr and inventor of an improved rifle which had been taken to Paris for test ing purposes, and the telegram to Mr. Garcia announces the complete success of the gun and instructions to commun- icate the news to his brother. Mr. Mallen, the inventor, accompanied Mir.