Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

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 Three camping parties numbering il
 all over twenty people, are camped a
 the Oracle. Nearly all are young folk
 from town.
 Houry Levin, and number of othe , young folks expected to leave for th'
 Mammoth today.
 It is reported that Poundmaster Sulli
 van has resigned. Since his appoint mant over eigty deg licenses have beer taken out and couple of hundred
 worthless CUTS killed.
 Hon. Fred G. Hughes expects to take
 his vacation in September. At tha
 time he will go as far north as Montana
 to meet sister whom he has not seen
 for l years.
 One cf the objscts in lie is to live vel. This desideration can be accom-
 plished ia Tucson only by llylog Ht the French restaurant.
 A man by the name of Msldonado
 was up before Justice Meyer yesterday caarged with wife beating. The judge
 sent him to the cooler for twenty days.
 The young woman arrested for harbor-
 iug an untagged dog had hearing be- | fore Recorder Scott yesterday spd was
 discharged CD the payment Of two doll ars for licence tag for her dog. A deed conveying the whole ot the
 Old Glory property to the National
 Trust company of CsliiornIR " g placed of record yesterday. The deed was given by the Old Glory Mining and
 Milling company.
 The agent for the Syndicate shows big cIrcus-was here last night, but re- turned to California. He doubled back from Fl Paso. Manager Reid thinks the shows will reach here about the middle of September.
 TLere will be a meeting of Tucson Lodge No F. IG A. NJ. this evening for work in the frst degree. All master Iaasons in good standing are fraternally invited to attend.
 Parks Tea is great blood purifier aud cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, sriping or discomfort.
 Sold by Fred Freshman druggist.
 The regular monthly bicycle race, l g arting as usual opposite the San i Xavier hotel, takes place Sunday after noon at five o'clock. A new feature Of | interest will be the tandem contest, | three participating, tor which also suit ble prizes are offered.
 Ms. N. McKenns, who accompanied Mrs J. H. Martin to Los Angeles, has home. IL had been her inten- ton to remain during the summer but she got home sick and was thrc atened with pneumonia so hastened back. Mrs. McKenna is much impressed with the greatness of Los Angeles. hut Tucson all the same is the dearest spot on earth 1 10 her. As her family was not expect ing her she gave them a pleasant sur prise.
 Judge John S. Wood made the CITI- ZEN llice pieaFant call this morning. Although far from being well be is much 1 improved iR health and in due time will entirely recover. The judge states that he was prostrated with like complaint i5 years ago, but from that time till his late attack he had never felt return of the symptoms. As 2 rule he is strong and hardy and for 40 years had never taken dose of medicine. It is the wish D. his friends that he may be able to successfully stand of his old enemy for D years more.
 Hon. ". c Davis returned this morn ng from a months visit to California. 1e re9orts that state full of Ar zonan's put the great msj rity of them are .entered in and abo2t L7s ArgeleS. Property in that city, in fact all over he state coast, continues to advance ID ,rice and-in scme places, particularly bout Gos Angelss the advance has been rapid Mrs. Davis is sum- neTiug at CtptolR. a handsome little ,lace near Santa Cruz. A few other Arlzonans are also there
 Mr. c. R. Drake who returned from | Los Angeles this morniag tates that he ensatedIy saw Recorder Cornell while 2 that city. At one time he expected 1 o bring h m home but the physician at he receiving hospital advised against [. He was therefore sent to the Asylum U Hia hIands where under proper care it $ hoped he will eventually recover. Gr. Councils unfoitnnable illneFs was lCt in the opinion of the attending pby- ici6n superinduced by alcoholic drink, IS had enormously been supposed. but y malRDcholia and general breakiI E. town Of the system. As the case IS con ;iaered Q eome what serious one psedy recovery, while hoped for, is not d. Ogether anticipated.
 MT. D. Markham retur ned last night rom Denver, Col, to which city he was to the bedside of his dying brother, Judge Markham, one of the pest known and most respected citizens ,f Colorado. Mir. Markham speaks highly of the city of Denver and of it's people. He reports all enthusiasm ID the cause of silver and determined op- position to the eingle god standard. W hile there 1t rained much of the time md the country despite its great finan- ci6l losses was prosperous to large de- gree. Euroute home he was repeatedly held up by washouts till he struck the Arizona line when no further delays were encountered.