Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Tucson is out in overcoats agai
another cold snap having struck here.
Pills promote constipation-Simmo
Liver Regulators cures constipation.
Letters of administration have bee
granted Or. PIllIng in the estate of MIR
Pilling. The estate is valued 1T 5000.
George Roskruge is now in San Frar
cisco seeing the sights. He will b
back by the end of the end of this week
Dyspepsia in all its forms is 10 onl
relieved but cured by Simmons Live
Regulator.
The new ceme-t floor In the count
jail is very slow in drying and it look
as though it will be several weeks befor
the prisoners can be moved in.
Several teachers in country district
have been nducting their schools OF
temporary certificates. They failed t.
appear for the lste examination and ar,
now unqualified for teaching before
another three months.
The solo singing by Mrs. Ed. Cruml
at the Congregational church yesterday
was rare treat to those who had tb,
pleasure OF listening to her.
Growing out of the disagreements a
yes erdsy's horse race Miguel Nunes
Manuel Camras and Manuel Curie
were before Judge Culver this morning
each charged with assault.
TIE guesses on the Corbett Mitchell
figat AZ the Olympic saloon continue TO
be high, One man thinks they will
fight elghty-three rounds. This hardly
a rees with the guess Of CorDetts
trainers that it will be one round, il
which he will foul the fight.
The soldier William S. Wilde, arrested
for shooting a companion at Crlttenden
two weeks ago, was this morning held
by judge Scott for the grand jury. The
evidence showed the shooting occurred
in a drunken row, of v hich Wide bad
u OF the least recol leciion. The man
shot was boon friend.
A Graham county msn while in the
C ty today found a horse stolen from
him several months ago in charge of a
Mexican. The Mexican claimed to
have bought the animal. The only
course of the original owner is civil
suit, asd ne Is uncert in whether that
will not cost more than the animal is
worth.
Mr. Warren III. Bristol, the popular
deputy collector under Pap" Fisher
is now located in New Haven, Conn,
practiclng law, is married and has two
bright and interesting children. Mr..
Bristol was secretary of the Commercial
club for several terms and has a host
e g.. H. nh mill ha <vloA 70
know that be Is prosperous.
A startling sign can be seen on one
of the saloons of this city, the Court
Exchange, where more silver arguments
and better have been INDUCED IN than
the houses of congress. 1t is Free
Coinage or Free Fight" The sign is a
reminder of ole on tae barber shop in
the '49 camp at the siiGwinter fair
"Whlskers Cut or Shot off,"
Mr.. NJ. BTajovich is in from the
Oracle. He reports the country as looking
fairly well, but quiet. A small amount
of placering is being done In ;he
Nigh borhood, and some assessment work
on mines Mr.. Br8jovich has great
faith in the mlne-ai resources there
abouts, but ample capital is needed for
development.
Some figures obtained from the
recorders Office, OF the final settlement,
Just filed, on the Frank & Co. assign
ment of a year or two ago, are as follows:
Total liabilities, S6737.9S. in various
sums, including items # 1897. As; 442.-
10; S34S ard $3.50 40. The total assets
were 1861. 40. OF which S2546 was
disbursed variously and dividends Of
10 and per cent declared. The first
dividend was on Sept. Il, 1892, OF 10
per cent, for S67379; the other, Dec /,
1898, of per cent, amounting to s47L66.
OF the wedding of sister of promi-
and Charles F. Hoff, the Cuero. dewitt
county, Texas). Star has the following:
"Lsst Thursday night at YorktoTn,
Prof. A. B. E-b and Miss Emma Hcff,
sister to the worthy mayor of that place,
were united in holy marriage. The
S.ar extends its best wishes for a long
and happy life. The professor is a
teacher in the Yorktown school and also
the Stars agent, and his wlnsome bride
Is one of the most estimable young ladies
in that place. We regret not having
been furnished with a detailed account
of the happy event"
Wells Fargo's express makes an an
nual precious metal production report
with some Arizona figures therein. 1t
shows the silver output for the territory
for 1893 to be S6,0S3 062: Arizona ranks
third in the production of silver, Mon
tana showing S29O00000 and Colorado
fcr 1893. The gold output
for Arizona for the year was 1907 ,34S. |
which product was exceeded in tn
Dakotas, Colorado, Montana, Idaho,
Nevada and California. The gold pro-
duct of the United States was increased
S4,010,000 over 1892. while the silver fell
short over S12,000,000. The returns
from Mexico continue to show a steady
forward movement, in full accord with
the healty progress of mineral develop
ment and mining interests IN the United
States.
The Raymond-W hitcomb Golden
Gate excursion, of eastern people, stop
ped in T ucson yesterday per arrane ement,
The only deviation Was that the train
went out at u o'clock instead of p. M,
as was expected. Many of the excur-
they could not stay longer in the city.
at tire Episcopal church. They were
surprised to find so handson4 AMI com
plete church in the southwest. The
whole party were especially enthusiastic
on "the perfectly elegant atmosphere"
and the grand mountains surrounding.
The party were in Mexico as far as
chihuahua.
The Arizona exhibit at the Midwinter
fair promises tn be extremely succer s.
fol, says Adolf Bail, just returned from
there. The whole exhibit rescued san
Francisco 10 excellent order. Mr. Bail
was occupied in placing the cacti. The
Indians have their wicki-ups COM
pleted. The Papagos will be kept at
making ollas, ~hil5 the Yaquis will have
one of their queer dances with their
famed rsEhide bands. The fair will
open next Saturday, but will not be
complete, rs 10 the placing of exhibits,
for about six weeks When fka VI hola