Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-08
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Thos. Goonon of Gila Bend is in towr
 Attorney T. A. Borton is out after
 weeks illness.
 Sam Katzenstein is in southern PIm in the interests of L. Zeckendorf & Co.
 Buy Alhembra custom made shoes Every pair guaranteed, at A. Olsen's.
 Mrs. Hewitt will serve oysters in al styles after the 1st of November.
 Southern Pacific Attorney Frank Go, of Phoenix, IS 8 late arrival.
 Taxes are now coming in we'll. Be tween 5000 and S3000 was left witt Treasurer Overton yesterday.
 District court was opened this morn ing and adjourned till tomorrow, ow ing to the illness of Judge Bethune.
 A person is premsturely old when badness occurs before the forty-ffth. year. Use Halls Hair Rsnewer to keep the scalp healthy and prevent badness.
 Golden Link Lodge No. 2, Degree o Honor A. O. U. W. at their meeting to night will elect officers for the ensuing year.
 A horse rodeo will start Wednesday . from Wednesday from Willow Springs and will work down the Canyon del OrC to Pusch's ranch. It will be in progress four or five days.
 Sportsmen say this is bad season foI wild ducks. Few have come over this fall. Yesterday fine flock passed over but did not come down.
 The city central committee IS compos ed of the following named gentlemen R T Miller, A B Horton, l. B Hayes K A Johnson, W V Whitmore, w Whslley, H Myer.
 The well-known Montana cattlemau, J. NJ. Holt, of Miles City, is in the city. He says that he is only en route through. He probably also has an eye on the Arizona market.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Andrews who re- gently visited their old home in Ohio is again back in Arizona sunshine. AL though while east they had an enjoy able time the weather was cold and damply disagreeable and they were glad to get back where they belong.
 W. s. Howard of Kansas City, 26 year old, died at Stevens ranch of con- sumption on the 30th. He came here for his health, and like many another, too late. He was buried here. Deceas- ed WAS railroad man, and unmarried.
 Quarterly examinations of teachers took place yesterday in Judge Woods office. The applicants were Mrs. C. H. Hulee, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, Mrs. LizzIe K. Kettlewell and Miss Diana T. Eley.
 The mill at the Guiiss owned by Messrs. Sampson & Bent will start up shortly. The gentlemen will put oD teams to haul the ore from their excel lent gold properties in the Grant group. They are deserving of the good luck that has struck them in the development of these mines.
 A. B. Sampson made an unpleasant discovery a few days ago. He found that his house had been broken into ID the rear and lot of mining supplies in the way of groceries to the value of S2o0 had been stolen. The place was enter ed twice. He has strong suspicious as to where the goods went.
 A man yesterday morning was in the eheriff's office with complaint that some saloon man had robbed him of his watch. He could give no satisfactory report, however, and could not even name the man or point out the saloon. The sheriff's office people know of no such saloon men in Tucson, and could do nothing for him.
 A smuggler was shot by Line Rider Dunbar 8 day or two ago on the line. He was with a companion and were detected trying to cross. Dunbar Rrsp pied with one of the men and the other came to his aid. The officer shot first, and is said to have killed the rescuer. He also got the liquor.
 A tramp this morning insisting on riding on outgoing train. When the brakeman went to put him off he held to; the brakeman used club he had for brakes with wonderful effect on the tramp. Never did a man get 8 worse pounding in thirty seconds. The brake man caught the caboose and left his foe looking helplessly at hlm as the train "went round the bend"
 The Knights of Pythiss will try and arrange with Robert Downing to play 8 second pigbt here, the play to be "Da- mon and Pythias." The K. of P. would see to it that good houses followed. Mir. Downing is a prominent K. of F. mem Der, aud the author of "A True Knight" a book read with much interest by every member of that excellent order. 1t IS altogether probable that banquet will be given the actor-suthor-knight ID Tucson.
 Exemptions for mines, to withstand assessment work, are being filed numer- ously with Recorder Shibell, with pros- poets that the numbers will be greatly augmented between now and the first of January. One man filed twenty exempt ions on single blank, the filing of which cost s1.25. That miner therefore got S2OO0 worth of work for SIPS. An other filed for eight mines on one blank. The CITIZEN office is selling large num- bers of the blanks, indicating much re- locating being done.
 Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the Santa Maria Times, Cal, in speaking of the various ailmept of children, said: "When my children have croup there is only one patent medicine that l ever use, and that is Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It possesses some medical properties that relieve the little suffer CTS immediately. It is, in my opinion, the pest cough medicine in the market" If this remedy IS freely given as soon as soon as the croupy cough appears 1t will prevent the attack. It is also sn ideal remedy for whooping cough. There is no danger in giving it to children, as it contains nothing injurious. For sale by Fred Fleishman. druggist.
 More petty thievery has been going on in Tucson in the past few weeks than in any like period in years. Night be- fore last carpenter tools belonging to O. Danpie were stolen. The tools were of come value, but were prized by the own CT far beyond their worth for their as- sociations. Some of them he made when but sn apprentice. One jack plane was bought by him just after the Chicago