Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-09-30
Every Dose Effective

Numerous big loads OF INHALED wild
hay are beng brought to town.
A wild yarn was flying about town O.
Sam Hughes and others with him being
held up. The story is unfounded.
The next session of the board of super
visors is one week from Monday, wheI
routine business viii be done.
United States court meets Monday
the trial jury being returnable at
| o'clock that morning.
The new school on the Riiito, ABphi.
tbeater district, will open Monday, Mrs
G. E. Wood in charge.
One of the Mexicans who held Up and
killed Frank Curry, the one with the
gold in his teeth, is in California, says a
man in this city knowing him.
The grand jury will probably make no
| report today. Another report will prob
ably be made Monday.
The Zeckendorf store and several
other places of business were closed this
afternoon for several hours, in respect
to the late Frank Curry.
The first cattle shipment this fall was
four carloads, sent out by the San Pedro
Cattle company day or two ago, to
California. The stock were in good
condition.
Persons who can accommodate one or
more students with room or board, or
both, are requested to communicate i'm
mediately with DIR. Theo. b. Comstock,
DrasidaDt pf the uniVarSitv
The death of George Campbell, for
merly a well-known miner in Pima
county, is announced as having recently
occurred at White Hills of pneumonia.
Campbell was formerly partner with
o. j. Doyle at Olive.
Nothing having been heard from Ari-
vaca relative to the pursuit OF the MUIR
derers of Frank Curry, Sheriff Scott left
for there this morning. He has dep
uty there, w. NJ. Martiney, who may at
present be in pursuit. Every effort will
be made to bring back the murderers.
The new race track at the Soldina
ranch will be cleared of brush at osce.
On the completion of the work the sur
vey will be made and teams and men
funds are raised. The tra:k work will
furnish employment for idle men in the
city.
Mescal smuggling is being done Of
late, it is reported. Last week a dozen
or so pack burros could be seen on the
mesa beyond thu hospital, which had
wended here from Sonora. They had
come, ii is claimed, lad with mescal.
The money received for the liquor was
spent in Tucson for goods that are con-
trabaDd on the border.
The stars and stripes ara floating from
the public school building, to make
young America 10 Tucson more patri-
otto. The suggestion is made by a
Tucsopite knowing human nature that
if the flag were raised to say mast near
the building, by the children each morn
ing, with some little ceremony, it would
tend to keep the spirit of the flag more
before them. AS it now is, he says, the
mere floating of it there will soon be-
come unnoticed.
The funeral of the late Frank Oury
took place this afternoon from the Cath
Ollie church. 1t was very largely attend
ed, and the demeanor OF all was indica-
tive of greatest sorrow at tee untimely
end Of the young man. The militia
We're out in full force, and in addition to
carriages and many on foot the services
were attended by the regimental and
Philharmonic bands. Mrs Girard, Mr..
Oury's sister, arrived from California
this mcrnlng.
The heaviest rain of this season, a |
regular downpour struck the Canoa ca
nal camp Thursday. The men were
wholly unpIepared and defenseless |
They could only stand in the rain and |
praise its oounties, having pulled stakes |
that morning to move camp. The rev
canal was almost at once filed bank full |
with surface water. The work is now |
On the lower end of the canal at making |
an outlet for the water lately de- |
Teloped. Tha land for alfalfa has been |
fenced in, ard8 fine big track it makes.
Mounted inspector Phil A. Doherty
returned yesterday from a trip to |
Slaugh'er's San BernHrdino srnch. Mr..
Slaughter is cutting hay and be expects
% stack about 500 tons. His cow
hands are rounding up and branding
,alves every day. The calf crop on this
ange is much better than in most sec
ions of the country, Mr.. Doherty has
resigned bis position as mounted inspec-
or and will return to CrittenGen to start
Up his mine, the Christmas Gift, owned
~ himself and Mr.. Douglas Gray
'rospector.
The Deming people are making ex-
enelve preparations for the irrigation
which is to take place in
ret town on the 7th of November.
committee on arrangements have
aieed some $500 t. be expended IN
visitors. A crowd can
ave a whole lot OF fun or $500 in
hat town. Every letter now sent out
rom the town, says the L1rdsburg
liberal, BEARS on the back OF the en-
elope an announcement Of the coDven-
ion, printed in box car letters with red
TX, headed with the announcement:
We dent take water but the land does"