Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.


camp this morning.
Court at Tombstone will last at leas
till Saturday. The Booth case hR
been once again set fer tomorrow.
A democratic committee meet Thurs
day night to nominate a successor t,
Fred Mash as candidate for council
man for secone ward
Simmons Liver Regulator always
cures and prevents indigestion o.
DYSPEPSIA.
The boundary survey party below
the city has folded its tents and left fol
south of Arivaca, where they will next
set camp.
Suit has been fled IN district court
by Leo Goldschmldt against the Cen.
trail Milling & Mining company.
Bowels irregular and constipated
result in piles, avoid it by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
ID. A. Hughes of Tucson was today
commissioned second lieutenant of COM
pany ID, first regiment, n. G. A
Phoenix Herald.
DIED-At the hospital yesterday at,
5 o'clock, of consumption, Jesus Cor
dova. The deceased was at one time in
business Cd Ochoa street.
IL afflicted with scalp diseases, hair
falling out, and premature badness, do
not use grease or alcoholic preparations,
but apply Halls Hair Remover.
Eight carloads of stock went out to-
day, bound for San Francisco. George
Pusch is the shipper. s. Silverburg is
consignee. They are in good order.
At the new race track all is in readi-
ness for a surveyor to set the grade
pegs. Contracts can then be let and
grading proceed. The clearing has
been done several days and is good
job.
Almost every morning to o'clock
mirages may be seen in the southern
sky, up the valley. The peaks and
domes of distant mountains are brought
GRAPHICALLY to view.
Special music will be feature of the
Thanksgiving services at the Episcopal
church next Thursday morning. TIE
services begin at IL o'clsck. The
Methodist church viii also have Thanks
giving service, at 1870 o'clock.
The democracy of Tucson are not by
a great deal enthusiastic over the ticket
put up for them. Some denouce good
share of If, and most all of them admit
they will not elect full ticket.
Business on the Southern Pacific is
stacking materially of late. The fruit
and wine product of California Is about
shipped east, and the holiday rush of
west-bound goods is nearly over. One
crew was laid off on the east end yester-
day.
At Sundays meeting Of Congrega-
tlonalists formal call was ordered ex-
tended to Rev. Mr.. Rees, of Paris,
Texas. If accepted which is probable
services will be held here one week from
next Sunday. 1t is not likely he would
get here so early as Sunday next.
The private car ct Superintendent
Richards of the Sonora railroad was
attacked by a party of roughs with
stones at Casita, near Msgdalena, last
Thursday night. The roughs escaped
but officers are after them. No one was
injured. Most of the windows were
broken il.
What is claimed to be a big gold
property of low grade rock is being
opened within two miles of town by T. |
A. Drake and bis SIN. Assays show the |
rock to run from 81 to Sc at the surface. |
The rock is red and yellow porphyry, |
with copper stain. The lodges are said |
to be numerous, and varying in size: |
One Mr.. Drake claims is seventy-five |
feet wide.
Saturdays Tombstone Prospector |
says, relative to the Booth case: Mr.. 4
King returned to Wilcox today. Her |
daughter remained here. The mother |
will return on Monday, on which day |
the trial of Booth will take place. 1t is |
given out that an operation to save the |
young girls life will shortly be perform |
ed.
Chess Aldridge of the Aldridge house |
is ownsr of queer hen. The creature |
is an ordinary fowl except for pair of |
well-developed horns, an inch in length. |
They stand out and curl back from |
either side Of the comb. He also has a |
tame pelican, captured at Silver lake |
by q Mexican. The bird rose slowly |
and before it could get under way the |
Mexican had it.
Headstones have just been received
by Nepley post, g. A. r., for the graves
the following old soldiers: David 81. |
Snyder, died Jan. Ii, 1893. George H. |
Eddleman. late commissary sergeant, |
company K, West Virginia cavalry; died |
March q, 1893 Captain S. L. Hart,
late of companies G and ID Tenth and |
Forty-frst Wisconsin infantry; died July |
Is, 1898. Ben g. Parker, late of com
pany 1, Third Michigan infantry; died /
July %, 1893.
The republican ticket to be put up |
tomorrow night while not fully dis |
cussed, OF course, may include the fol- /
lowing candidates: Councilmen-at-lar |
nj. Lamont, J. ". Whalley; councilman |
first ward G. f. Schumacher and DR.. |
Odermatt; council second ward, Frank |
Miltenburg; treasurer, W. E. Felix; |
recorder, Z. A. Judd; assessor, A. Keen, |
L. B. Hayes; marshal, Al Wakefield, c. |
B. Stocking.
A large shipment of canagrie will be |
planted at the experimental farm near
Wilcox in day or two ago. The roots |
passed through from the Phoenix ex-
pertinent station few days ago. With
as good results as are expected IolloW-
ing, the business will be gone into ex-
tensively. The Deming extract factory |
is near enough Wilcox so that profit |
able shipment could De made there. By |
the time shipments can be sent the wild !
product, on which the factory is now
dependent, will practically be gone.
The case of the Territory VS.. Boo b |
was continued for the term today on a |
motion of the district attorney, who |
stated to the court in an embarrassed |
manner that the prosecuting witness |
was in condition which would not |
allow her to testify at this term of |
court. An investigation of the mean |
ing of the district attorneys words |
proved that Miss Winnie King had |
given birth this morning to healthy |
Girl baby at her rooms in the San |