Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-08
Walter Vail is in from his Empire

| Walter Vail is in from his Empire
 ranch.
 Twenty-one tramps were before the
 recorder this morning. They were
 mostly ordered to vsmoose pronto.
 Mrs. s. R. DeLong leaves in the
 morning to ioln her husband at Dos
 Csbezas. She will probably be absent
 several weeks.
 The leaves on the trees fell fast today.
 Although many are yet dressed in their
 summer foliage, others are in the sere
 and yellow leaf and respond to the pass i ing breeze with showers of falling
 leaves.
 A man from Tempe whose horses are
 ''stakedown" at the corral and then
 thought he wasn't sleepy and would go up town. When he returned he found two fine blankets in his bed gone. Tramps probably did it.
 President Bagg of the Territorial | Press association has appointed editors | F J Netherton, of the Mesa Free Press.
 N A Morford, of the Phoenix Herald
 and Herbert Brown, of the Tucson CITIZEN as an executive committee to | serve for the present year.
 A petty larceny prisoner, Juan Ortiz, was released from jail yesterday after moan at o'clock. At 6 he was back
 again. He was caught by Marshal Paul
 with about 8 peck of stolen apples in l his shirt.
 The announcement is out for the mar | riage of Eugene Middleton and Miss ~ loA harO | MT. Middleton is one of the best known
 and most popular young men in the country. Miss Borquez is handsome young lady. She formerly lived here and was held in high esteem among her young associates' The CITIZEN extends congratulations. The post office at Fort Bowie has been discontinued, and we are informed by
 the former postmaster that all mail sd- dressed to Fort Bowie remains at Bowie station. This is most incOnvenlent for the people living in the community Of the abandoned post, and post office will DO doubt be petitioned for the peo- pie, to be re established at Brannock. It is really a necessity that that thriv- ing neighborhood have better mail facll- ities.-Sulphur Valley News.
 The outlook fer the republican city ticket is most excellent. Republicans tn s fall expect to have as handsome mslori- ties as year ago. The organization Of the city republicans is as follows. Gen. tral committee, R T. Millar, chairman; l.. B. Hayes, secretary; H. T. Collins, assistant .ecretary; R. A. Johnson, Joe Madero, W. Whalley, B. J. Zabriskie and A. Bart Horton. M. P. Freeman IS chairman of the finance committee and A. Bart Horton chairman of the cam psign committee.
 While "WId West" exhibitions are not exactly a novelty in Tucson, yet there are 8 great deal more so than the town would generally be given credit for. The bull fight of Sunday was the first in many years here, and all the re pulaJion "wild and woody" features of Sunday were enjoyed. The latest is from the now famous Tom Wills. He proposes a pony express cowboy race, of twenty to thirty horses, the horses to be every half a mile, for distance of 100 miles. Needless to say, the at traction will be big one, and the novel race enc of great interest.
 The popularity of Chamberlain Cough remedy and the high esteem in which it is he'd, leads us to believe it to be an article of great worth and mer- it. We have the pleasure of giving the { of three prominent citizens of Redondo Beach, Cal, in the use of I the remedy. MT. A. V. Trudell says: II have always received prompt relief ( when l used Chamberlain's Cough re- ( meoy." MT. James Orchard says: 'I ( am satisfied that ChamberlaIn's Cough f remedy cured my cold" MT. J. M. ' Hatcher says: "For three years l have l used Chamberlain's Cough remedy ID i my family and its results have always l been satisfactory" For sale by Fred I