Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-12
Mir Wm Atchley one of the old settlers o,, +,e San Pa1ro. Is ia town

es is in tie cIty. He reports affair
 along the border Rs quiet but prospe T
 ous Mir. Avery Is enc of the grgnt jurors drawn for the next term of court
 Miss Hannah Mansfield has grne t
 Columbus. O., to enter the Phelps semi
 nary ia that city. Hannah is one o y Tucson's hsndsomest young ladies anC
 will be much missed among her young , companions.
 MT. r. c. Mckinney merchant anC
 ranche- on the San Pedro, was in the
 city yesterday. He reports everything iabout the Mammoth es being exceed lngly quite and q move on part of the 4 companies is anxiOusly looked for.
 The rise in copper from 12lf to IF
 cents per pourd will make difference of S4OOO on the copper bullion that now lies at the Tucson smelter ready for shipment and il will incense the bank
 aocount ot Megs.3 Barnes & Hughes about see.
 Rsv. Mr. Sarna has returned from lAIbuGuer0ua, New Mexico, to whicn place he has been 10 attend a conference
 of sbe ministers of his church. Services
 will be held as usual in the Baptist lchurth, north Stone Avenue, Sunday at
 three p. m. Sunday school also.
 "lt IS said that the ladies can do theIr buying in Los Angeles through the La
 dies Buying Agency to great advantage. They look after your purchases and
 charge you nothing. Address them at
 Hote! Broadway" 1t d@T
 George BoynUon, the young carpenter who was sick with dlphtheria, died suddenly at o'clock this
 afternoon. He had entirely recovered
 cd from the diptheretic attack but wae weak and enfeebled by the disease. His death was due to exhaustion. His parents reside iD Florence.
 George Smith had a hearing before Judge Scott yesterday afternoon on the charge of robbing the till at the fifteen cent restaurant on Congress street. He was held to await the action of the grand jury ;n the sum of $500. George went to jail.
 The Mineral Hill mines are delivering from twenty five to thirty tons of ere per day at the smeiter. This IS won- Gerfui sh0wing, considering that so lit tle was expected Of the camp at the be- E ment this camp alone will be sufficient to keep the smelter running steadily on high grade ore.
 If you experience R sense of fatigue 1 without adequate cause, a continual i tired feeling, and find your duties irk- | some, your stomach and liver are out of | order and in need of an appropriate re- i medy to restore them to healthy Rctivi- | ty. Dr. J. H. McLesn's Strengthening | Cordial ard Blood Purifier will correct | the difficulty, stimulate the digestion, | sharpen the appetite and put new life and vigor into the bcdy. Price Sl per bottle. Sold at all drug stores.
 From the report of 0. N. Shannan, internal revenue collector of the district | of Arizona and New Mexico. it appears there are in the territory 635 saloons, ' | wholesale liquor houses and IS whole | ale and retail malt dealers, which give | revenne Of 5l6,294.G2 to the United States for the year.
 The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heney had narrow escape last evening from being crushed by a wagon which passed over Der [ body, but fortunately without doing the cbild harm. How the little things got under the wheels Is not known but her escape from injury was miraculous
 The burden of labor is constantly being frightened by new inventions, but nothing new has yet been discovered to brighten the hours of labor, and make iife worth living like Simmons Liver Regulator does. It's the King of Liver Medicines. 4 sluggish liver depreeses ones spirit and causes languor, besides upsetting the whole system. But Sim mons Liver Regulator tones up and the body.
 Hon. Chas. T. Martin, one of the solid citizens Of Globe, is in the city en route lCm9 from Florence, to which place be aGd baen ss a United States juror. 2e reports having heard of a big flood i0 Globe which occurred On the 9th inst. No particulars. however, have been re- ceived. The Silver Belt unfortunately failed to reach the CITIZEN office and we ara thus deprived Of news from that prosperous town.
 Hon. Geo. Christ of Nogales is in the city. He states that J. D. Rockfellow, the Standard oil mGgnate, has an agent out looking for copper property. The man went to Sonora. While in the latter state he bsrgaineG for piece of property and telecraphed fer the money. h less thRu tWenty-four hours the money had been paid and the business done. This is dolnG things up with q whirl that is immensely refreshing. As q rule mine buyers make it a rule to wear the fife out of the seller by pro- crastingtion and long winded promises in the hope of ultimately getting the property almost for nothing.
 The robber who held up the stage at Dry Lake, between Casa Gr8nde and Florence 8 few days since, was overt8k- en and captured by Meesrs. Bartleson and Foreman, of Florence. When over taken near the Mexlcan lIne he was making progress slowly on account Of his hOree having given out. No denial of his identity was attempted; on the contrary he frankly admitted that he gas the man and acknowledged tbis was not his first Ctfense. He will be remem- berei as the man with whom Hon. A. J. Doran struggled for the possession of revolver at the time hold up. Had Do- ran been properly supported Rt tho time the fellow could never have gotten away.
 The following special rates have been granted to those desiring to attend the annual session of the grand bodies of the Masouic fraternity to meet in Pres colt Novem Der 12th, 1895: Gil8 Valley, Globe 1c Northern, round trip ticket for one full fare; Arizona & Southwestern the game; the Arizona & New Mexlco, half fare for the round trip; the New Mexico & Arizona, one and one half fere for round trip; the Southern P8ci- fic will charge full fare going and one third fare for return trin. The Atlantic &, Pacific, Marcops & PhoenIx, and the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railways