Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28

MT. \. Roseuete.D, of La Mgripos
 has gone ca a business visit to Globe Miss Lula Hill viii give candy pu ing t0 her young friends this evening.
 w. J. Corbett returned home la
 evening from h:s summer outing. Mr
 Corbett will not return for several weel
 yet.
 The C.tizen's building and loan ass
 citation viii hold its monthly meeting
 the City Hall tom rrow evening. TheI
 will be Sl2t0 10 loan.
 A bridge at the north end Of Ston
 avenue Is a crying necessity and shou. ce bailt. The citizens of Tucson shout, ; Cake hold of ths pro!ect and rush it |
 successful completion.
 The little sen of MT. and Mrs. Wake field, who had been sick with dIphth
 rie for the past eeveral days, died anC
 was buried yesterday. The sorrowins
 parents have the sympathy Of all.
 4 Mexican keeping au "officina dt sapdis" wes arrested today CD ths
 ,barge Of robLiL1 bGrber shop of its
 razors. The case will come before [ !udxe &eyor tomorrow morning.
 Nr. Wetmcre, the weather regulator hss losded ths future with rain. He say s that ;hs country wlli vet be blessed oy several successive Gownpours. Un- der | .s ruling eleven inches must fall during the curTeDt year.
 A letter was received from Judge
 Barnes this morning, dated Jackson. Illinois, in which be said that he would ave for bcms just ae soon es the health Jt Mrs. Barnes permitted, and that she was hot yet out of danger.
 Mr Florence O'Leury of Psntano, was in the city, but ieturned home yes teTday morning. Later n the day he WAS brought back aud taken to the Sis ters hos pitai suffering from a sudden attack of pneumonia. A last accounts he was resting easier.
 The following is the Arizona game iEw: Deer ard antelope, September l "a January ]; elk and mountain sheep are protected unt:l Aprll l2, 1898; tur- key, gyouse Of uIi kinds and quail, Sep -ember 1 to April ]; Egter fowl Septem- Der l to March ]. and brock or moun- -ain trout from Apri! to November ].
 The Prescott Courier shoots a half column article at Calvert Wileon, whom t accuses of pTopGRatiEg tie noxiOus ,Geses of the 4. r. A. among the moss covered youths Of Yavspai. Calvert de- 7ies the scf;:mpeachmeEt aud says that le is innocent of the charges made against him.
 ldr. Anthony Coen8n is again back e' lis desk in the money order department 4 the postoifice. While rusiicRsing on lis ranch be was roped and tied up by cold, which still kept him company n his r turn hone, but thanks to the ven tempered climate of Tucson he 7as compelled 10 set better.
 Mrs. s. Ainsa, acknowledged to be ore f the very best teachers of music that yer cane to Tucson, has again opened Ter classes at her home on south Coz ent street and will continue them trough the fall and winter months. Is an instructor q: children and young adies she probably has bu: few equale.
 The little son Of Knox Corbett is said 0 be affected vith en unfortunate nal dy of the eyes and the services of an ypert occu,ist gre needed for them. ir. Corbett will leave with him for the aet in a few days for the purpose of Gving ar operation performed on them. [ is believed that with proper treatment ight and strength will be promptly re- toTed.
 Richard Ferguson, an old time Pima 1 74rrr ID rN,zs his morning. He Is en route to Total | Wreck, where be EIli recommence work | n the Justice mine, owned by himself | nd Mir. Wm. Shaw. The Justice hes | he reputation of heinz a good property | Under the Vail management some yeare | 90 it yielded about S6000 or S8000 and | lr. Ferguson is of the belief that fur her development will again demon trate its worth.
 The chronic gumhler still lives, but | here are less cases Of chronic indiges ion and dyspepsia than formerly. The | act is SD many people ID the past have l ake2 Simmons Liver Regulator that | hey are now cured Of these ills. And @ | reat multitude are now taking Sim | 1ons Liver Regulator fer the same | roubles and they'll soon be cured. "It | $ the best medicine. Mrs. E. Raine, | Ssltlmore, Nd.
 The Madame Burnett and her man. ger vino have been giving fortunes | way at Sl each has Vamoosed the rancA. ! Inong other indebtedness is a fifty | ol!ars hce1cs due to the city, and a | mall amount due to the locsl papers he CITIZEN for example. We warn all | ews papers to be aware of tho pair. The l nodus opetandi is to secure the inser- ion of 8 large sized ad, by the making | f small payment and that is the | nly payment ever made. The only | ure TGy to do is to make the old girl | nd her marager pony up in full | . the beginning.
 Yesterday 9 teal duck was tsken from | hs electric light globe on the big mast | { the corner Of Meyer and Mccormick | treet. How it managed to fall inside | he globe iustea1 Of falling to the street, | D mystery as the globe is so small that | is with difficulty man can force his | lRnd inside to clean out the half gallon | < moths and beetles that nightly fall | nto such deathtr8pG From indications | he duck had struck the arc equarely | with it's head end then through some | means clipped into the | ,lobe below. Small birds are freouent | y 50 found, but never before anything | 70 large as duck.
 Yesterday afternoon two young girls | were gathering pomgrauates in the San a Cruz valley when they were assalled | ,y man supposed to be a Mexican. The children ran and screamed. but the | pffisn overlook one aud while strug- ,lirg with her her father came upon 1 he scene. He promptly knocked inc eliow down. The impression Of the | sther wns that tae fellow owned the ;e;d and had merely tried 10 frighten he Glrls away, but when he saw the condition lie child WAS in he turned nd chased the ruffian fer the purpose # killing him, but unfortunately tha ellow rolled under wire fence and got way. Officers have been searching for he brute ths whole day and if caught
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