Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge and Mrs. Satterwhite leave for Prescott tonight.
 Judge and Mrs Barnes leave for Prescott tonight. They will be absent about two weeks.
 Hon. s. II. Drachman has been ap- pointed agent for Mir. Pedro ChaTOleau with full authority to collect rents, sue and be sued, etc.
 Hon. Frank Hereford leaves for Pres cot tonight to attend to several lmpor- tant cases before the supreme court which meets there on the Stn.
 Hugh Swan, an American, employed in the assay office at Minas Trietas died suddenly of typhoid fever few days since.
 It is reported that tram 20west bound, will leave Tucson at 6 p. m. instead ot ll:3O D. 10. as TOW. This will be great convenience to citizens of Tucson.
 Col. Wood has come in from the Orc Blsnco country. He reports the lack of water to be almost universal through out that section.
 A cup of Parks' Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pan or discomfort. It IS a great health giveT and blood purifier. Sold by Fred tlelsh man, druggist.
 There is but one lady blcyclist in the city of Hermosillo, and she rides only after 10 o'clock at night. There are about forty male bicyclists in the town.
 Mir. G. H. Houshell, Gen'l. Supt. of the NJ. & P. R. R. Co.,, announces that his company will place on sale special round trip tickets by trans leaving Maricopa July 3rd, and 4th, at one fare for the round trip ticket. Thess special tickets will be void after July 6th. td
 Emma Baldwin, single, aged 2, hay ing been brought in on Wednesday from the Canoa ranch on the Santa Cruz by her mother and brother, was today ex- amined as to her sanity. It was ordered by ths court that she be committed to the territorial asylum.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black. of Le Roy, N. r., says: "I took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. l. acted like magic. Stopped my coagh and am perfectly well now" Sold by Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 Mrs. Chase and sister left for Prescott on Monday last. Mrs. Chase is an iD- valid and came here to repair her broken health She was very successful and when she left here had improved much. If Prescott treats her as kindly
 fo hn r--al woman.
 The Tucson boys who went to Tomb stone to take part in the Fourth of July fun have returned. They are eulogistic of the kind treatment they received. Walter Zabriskie and Manuel Drach- man took part with the Tombstone nine in their contest with the boys from Bisbee. The latter were defeated by a score Of l4 to 16.
 I've a secret in my heart,
 Sweet Marie,
 4 tale l would impsrt,
 Sweet Marie.
 IF you'd even fairer be
 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
 Sweet Marie. Sold hy
 
 A comparatively young woman arrived here on the west bound train Tuesday night and registered at the Occidental as Mrs. Jennie Jones, Lenox, Dak. She has been attracting attention since by riding on horseback early and late up and down the principal streets. About 12 o'clock today she was found delir- scious in a house in the Barrie LjbTe, and by order of Dr. Fenner was remOV- ed to the hospital. Her condition is not considered dangerous. It appears that she entered the house where found and although she acted strangely she re- fused to speak This frightened the woman of the house and she advised Officer EstrellR who brought the woman to the doctor and afterwards took her to the hospital.
 Yesterday in the case of Emma Bald win, adiudged insane in the Probate court. The fact of her insanity was so patent, and the case O. such q nature, together with the consideration of the sex of the patient that Judge Wood seriously considered the adVisibility of ordering the patient removed to the Asylum at oEce. thereby disregardlng the new law requiring review by the As ylum. SupU. of the evidence m the case before granting admission tO the patient and that the committing cour. be advised of such approval Of its bnG- ings by the Superintendent before issu- ing the order for the actual removal O. the patient to the Asylum. The Board O. Supervisors being m session, DT, Fen ner was requested to lay the case hefore them and did so, but the Board refusing to relieve Judge Wood of responsibility in the matter he finally concluded to follow the new custom 10 insanity cases, and remsnded the unfortunate woman to the custody of the Sheriff pending action of the Asylum Superintendent.
 There is trouble afoot in tho militia. As result of insubcrdibation yesterday Captain Trayer, Company r, and Lieut. enant Hughes, Company D, Nation al Guard of Arizona. are under arrest with charges preferred against them. As near as can be learned the trouble arose over the position assigned the militia in the procession yesterday. The order as given placed the soldier organization as the second body in line, the bicycle brigade leading. Immediately proceed ing the militia were the marshal of the day and his aides, closely followed hy Col. Martin and Major Black, who sup posed they were riding at the head Of their troop. when to the astoDishment of Col. Martin he found himself separat- ed by great gap from the body of his command. ca r:ding back to ascertain the cause he was informed by Captain Trayer that he would not march bis men behind the wheels. Col. Martin then gave the command to advance, but not man stirred. Lieutenant Hughes was then instructed 10 place Capt. Tray CT under arrest. but he refused to do so, and was himself ordered under Hrrest when the Rrm0ry was reached. It ls un- darstnod that charras nf irsn hnrdin natinn