Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19

gales is Tn town.
 Mir. and Mrs B. NJ. Jacobs came in from their California outing this morn ing.
 1t was semi off cially announced this afternoon that the grand jury would made report at i:30 o'clock.
 Supt. SimpkIn is ID from the Sierritas. He reports having struck good body Of copper ore that will average Is per cent taken all through.
 Col. Redueill of Phoenix is in the city visiting his two sons who are attending ! the university.
 h the case of the Territory ys, James Harrison an indictment was found Tor bu-glarly He wes arraigne1 and given oue day to plead.
 Several cases of diptheria are under quarantine in town. Two are on east Alameda street and one in the Barrlo Libre.
 School district No. 30 has been estab- lshed at Rosemont. The new district will have between 20 and 9 scholars for Q begining.
 In the Wedge mine in OlIve camp owned by Baxter and others, a body of ore averaging $500 in value has been un- covered. The vein is not wide but rich.
 Indictment has been found against George Smith for burgarly. He wss srralgned, plead not guilty and hls trial was set for Friday at 9 a. m.
 Mrs. Hall has so fer recovered from | her serious illness Hs to be beyond the danger lne and her complete recovery is now but matter of very short time.
 Mr. Hugo Zsckepdorf, sick with the grip for the past several days va able to be up this morning and is now on the high cay to recovery.
 Editor Allen T. Bird of the Nogales | OASIS is in town in connection with the libel suit filed by Hon. Sam F. Webb. On showing to the grand jury MT. Bird was discharged and the suit dis missed.
 Mr. David Allen, of the famous Poole group of mines in the Washington camp is in the city as a witness before the grand jury in the Shean murder case He leaves for home tomorrow. Mrs. Shean testified to the killing of her husband by Lemon before the grand jury yesterday. Later in the day she ieit for La Osa where she is at present stsyirg with the family of Hon. James Finley.
 Capt. Jack Burgess is authority for the statement that ledge 6 feet wide has been demonstrated to exist ID the 1 fiLf m hfc | fody of ore Is said to carry a small per centage in gold and about 27 per cent copper.
 1 Dr. Girsrd, now in the city hae had the remains of his brotheriulaw, the late lamented Frank H. Oury, removed to the family burial plot in the Catholic cemetary and bad suitable monument erected to his memory. Dr. Giiard is 8 guest of Mir. and Mrs. Wright.
 Mrs. II. Goldberg. of PhoenIx, sister of Hon. Sam DraChmap, will arrive from the east on Friday evening next. Mre. Goldberg, IS returning from visit of FiX months to g sister, residing in Phll8- delphia, whom she had not seen for 40 years.
 A deed from Walter c. Ellis to E. A. Burton conveying a lot 50x450 feet in Nogales fer R consideration of S250 wss filed for record today. Deed for the Neutana ranch from H. N. Labaree, to Msry Labaree, consideration love and affection, WAS also placed of record.
 The case of Joseph Pascholy ct al vs. Fred Herrera ct al., is still under consid- eration by Judge Bethune. A motion l isx-f ba of to fn mi ton restraining the town council of Nogales from collecting certain licences is the matter tt issue. 4 decision will probably be reached by tomorrow. l.. R. Cordarreus, who has been se- verely Glling for the past five weeks, IS now reported to be convslescing and his ultimate recovery is speedily looked for. l Ills sickness was due to an attack of ty. phoid fever and for time his life WAS desnaired of. but careful nursing ard good medical attention has got him on his feet again.
 The family of MT. J. D. Bald-ras re- turned this morning from California, where they have been for the past month. It was the intention of MT. 1 Bslderas to close engagements here and l have induced him to forgo his determin- ation and he wiIl continue his residence here. He is undoubtedly one of the best bgndmasters on the coast. No people suffer so much from physic- al disabilities hs those whose business requires little or no muscular exfrtion 1 The lack of exercise causes the liver to become sluggish and the result is con- s'aut constipation, indigestion, bilious ness and sick headache. To prevent this take Simmons Liver Regulator; it keeps the liver active and makes one's condition as comfortable as those who have much exercise.
 A dead Mexican was found near Picacho station yesterday. The man is supposed to have been murdered, at all events he met with a violent death as was evinced by tue condition of the the body lay. A coroDers jury from Casa Grsnde examined the remains, but were unable to shed any light as to the identity of the dead man or the cause of his death.
 Fitzgerald of Fl Paso is now ship ping forty tons of ore daily from Wash. Ington camp which averages Is per cent copper. The cost of laying ore down at their smelter is SIP 90 per ton. Fifty men, mostly MexicRns dow find employ menJ. Wages are fair and money certain. About 3O1 head of stock are used in hauling to Crittenden. The | Pool group Of mines are at present bonded which will expire Nov 1st when it is expected work will begin on them.
 An attempt was made to burglarze the house of Mir. John Paul early on Monday morning last. It appears from what can be learned that the baby was siliBg and Mrs. Paul had occasion to get up aud attend to it. While doing SO ! chn heard CT ma Opa at fha front door on