Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-11-04


The Philharmonic band we're out
serenading last night.
Simmons Liver Regulator is my only
family medicine.-Rev. j. M. Rollins,
Fairfield, Va.
The Murray MecInernay Yuma peni-
Tertiary fuss is over. The jury yester-
day cleared MIR. MscInerney.
The goods of the Asher clothing store
have been packed and 60 to San Fran
cisco tonight. One of the Messrs.
Asher goes to Phoenix the other to San
| Francisco.
Postmaster Wylie, according to mail
reports just arrived from Washington
was commissioned Oct. q.
Why do you endure the agony of
dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator
will always cure you.
A slight change of program in the
tramp problem occurred today. Last
night forty of them got off and spread
themselves over town. This morning
they we're corraled in the city jail, to
be held there till the next tram goes
east. They will then be put aboard.
Stock in Nevada is in fair condition,
and while the increase has not been
what was expected, the loss was less
than last ysar. Stockmen are slowly
recovering from the terrible winter of
three years ago, when the loss of stock
was estimated to have been fifty per
cent.
The latest Arizona appointment is CT
Charles E. Davis, of Illinois, to be agent
for the Indians of the Colorado River
agency, in Arizona. Ibis Office is one of
the gifts at the hands of the sdmnistra-
ton that Judge Slater would not have
refused.
A party of Phoenix who was in Port |
land, Oregon, few days ago, saw Free |
Smith. the defaultlng Tucson land
Office receiver. Smith was broke and |
this party gave him SO with which to |
paw his way back to British Columbia, |
where be would be safe from American !
offcers.-Gazette.
Information received from Washing |
ton corroborates the report that Judge |
Sloan will not be removed from Office |
but will serve out mis- term, which ends |
in February next.
"Four hundred degrees below Zero
in McClure's Magazine for November,
tells of tie search after the coolest cold /
and of the experiment in turning oxygen /
into liquid. 1t was found that at this
low temperature, pro-
duced in these experiments, the laws
oe chemistry, electricity and color are
changed. This Is the first
of a series on the extraordinary
of modern science.
The Kibbey case was set this morn
ing in district court for the 9TH of
December. The counsel for the defense
will be the same as before, except that
Judge Baker will not assist, he being
now on the bench. Tom Fitch, Judge
new partner, may possibly
assist, but il is unlikely. He is busy in
of the Tewkesbury case,
which comes up here on the 18th of
December. Judge Barnes will assist
the district attorney for the prosecution.
German, the Mexican whose arrest,
here, for murder of fourteen years ago
in California, made sensation is
again free man. Word to that effect
has just been received from Hollister.
This will bring him back to Arizona
shortly, in all probability. Since he
lived in the territory German has been
4 good-enough citizen. This will disap
point those who identified him, aud
brought on his arrest. The reward was
$500 on the arrest and conviction"
The jury IN former trial disagreed.
Thing hiss been received for the
for..the.new Episcopal church.
It will not BE- put in, however, till gate
" iron scroll work, edged with brass,
'oon to be here, has been placed. Seven
cen pews of the twenty wanted have
low been eubscribe1. Other fine i'm
are under way. The Epis- I
opal church of Tucson will undoubted-
V be the finest in Arizona on compile
ion. Possible it has that honor at
present.
Tramps, almost as never before, infest
he city. Many of them are camp
ID at the old narrow-gauge depot. This
morning some of them made his
plea to Tucsonite, who IN
urn told his usual story that he was
working" that side of the street. "Well
ion't you fnd it ID hard in this
town." was the re;oinder. The Tue !
;onite admitted that this town was
hard one for his kind.
Once again Acebedo, one of:the proba-
bic murderers CT the late Frank Curry,
has been heard from. In Mexico they
stretch their laws point or two to meet
Urgent cases. The prefecto of Altar,
Valvanero E. Robes, has written Senior
Carlos Velasco, of this CITY, that he will
bod Acebedo beyond the sixty days
Iimi., 10 view of SLOW work in getting
out his papers. In fact that he will
hold the man any reasonable time till he
IS wanted.