Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Numerous strangers are in town.

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Work on the Jail, in putting in
cement floor, is progressing we'll.
On Christmas day the Benson base
ball club will play the st. David's club
at Benson.
If you are dull and stupid you art
bilious and need a tonic. Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
MARRIED-At the home of the bride,
Decem Der 16, Mr. Al. EZekiels and Miss
Lena Rohdes.
Take Simmons Liver regulator for
headache, constipation indigestion or
billiousnsss.
The Benson Dancing club will give a
January. All Tucson friends are
| fees admitting one couple 81. Supper
VIII be served at Castanedas hotel.
The latest from the new coal fields is
that Mr.. Wagy's shaft is down sixty
fee t, and now PIERCING the second vein.
Ali that could be wished IN the work
has been found. The coal bodies are
large, the coal coed aud no bother is
experienced from water.
Ell. Edwards, one Of the counsel
for Ed. Tewksbury, went to Tucson
on Tuesday. The trial was set for
Thursday, the 18th inst. Before leav-
ing Globe Mr.. Edwards received a tel
egram offering him 5000 to assist the
prosecution, which he declined.-Globe
Belt.
A Mexican in Jail, Simon Enclnas.
received word this morDIng that his
wife, living in the city. was dying. As
Encinas Is awaiting the grand jury 1t
will not be an easy matter to let him
90 to her. Under Sheriff Frank Proctor
will do what he can 10 the matter,
however.
duties as city marshal the LIST of
January. His term as constable does
not expire till Dec. 81, '94 so that the
question of his successorship as con-
stable is up. II is said he will appoint
leaving him foot-loose for his new
work.
An itinerant sewing machine tinker
only missed being punctured by ball
last night from the fact that revolver
snapped instead of being discharged at
the fall of the trigger. The manu- sed
in sulting language and Mr.. BidCleman
started TO shoot By the time the revolver
snapped the fellow was on the run.
The last seen Of him be was leaving
town down the railroad, afoot.
DIR. Wright's drug store will be
reopened the 1st of January, with |
stock entirely new. Most of the bottles |
were broken by the heat. Those not |
contents. DR.. Wright says the in
surance is being arranged satisfactorily. |
A good deal of voluntary amateur detec- |
tive work has been done in the matter,
but nothing resalted-except talk.
This afternoon at the university
Professor Gulley lectured on "The
Country We Live in" interestingly. |
This morning Professor Hall spoke on
the tendency of the age to Level distinc-
tions. 4 illustration was of Lowelrs
bitter attack on England twenty years
ago aud the eulogies in Westminster
A bbey few days ago, when the bust
Of Lowell was put there.
The total of taxes paid to County
Treasurer Owe rton this year, not includ-
ny poll taxes is about $4,000. This
s very good showing. The total
hat will 60 delinquent is $4,000. While
Mr.. Overton has not figures at hand of
S92 to compare with the foregoing he
believes the collections of a year ago
we're about the same. The delinquent
list year was $4,000. No more taxes
Ire now receivable by Treasurer Overt
IN till 1894. Then 5 per cent will be
added.
George Roskruge received novel
etter Yesterday. 1t wss addressed to
M. Santa Claus, North Pole" The
Envelope was marked "Missent" and
Try California" and "Not here" etc.
t mad been mailed at Tucson, and
he letter had to be opened, TO find the
'onsignee. Mr. Roskruge had evidently
wanted to hang up his stocking and
lad been giving Santa Claus pointers.
pointers. The letter was written on
,ne of his letterheads, and sat forth at |
ength great many Christmas presents
wanted. Mr.. Roskruge is now trying to
AVE a postoffice established at the
North Pole.
The January Harper Magazine,
which will appear on the 22nd inst, will
count among its attractive features the
irst part Of Mr.. George du Maurier's
lovel, "Triby," with bis own illustra-
ions; the concluding paper describing
md illustrating Mr.. Edwin Lord Weeks
Quincy across Persia by caravan; THE
Vest and East Ends of London" by
Richard Harding DAVIS; short story
IF New York life, by Mr.. Bran der
Matthews; and tale of the Wild West,
,y Mr.. Owen Wister, called "Balam al d
Pedro" The hero of the last-named
ketch is spirited Wyoming horse and
cruel master.
The Christmas number of Harper's 1
Sazar, to be published December 16, will {
ertain ''The Picture of Angelina" by
Eva Wilder McGlasson, with an illus j
ration by A. B. Frost; christmas |
ieese," by Ruth McEnery Stuart, a !
humorous and striking story of the {
eason, illustrated by j. Macdonald; "Our
Sunday at Haworth,' a sketch by Marion !
1arland, describing a recent visit to the |
home of the Brontes; Christmas Gifts {
or Old and Young" by Glare Bunce, |
ully illustrated; and an admirable |
christmas miscellany. The fashion
articles and designs are, as usual, strong |
md full of variety.
How do you do when you buy shoes
Or clothing? Don't Won 90 to the place ,