Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-09

better although still very sick woman
 MT. Chas. r. Kuhneu had an asss.
 from the Golden West on Saturday las
 that reached the comfortable figure O | SlS0.S7 in gold.
 Miguel Ciros and Jose Suarez entered upon a wild and dissolute career of si,
 days in the county jail today, the resul | of au Interview with Judge Scott. Mir. Houston, who has been seriousl! ill for the past month, is now convalesc
 ing and on the highway to complete re
 covery.
 Today, although not cold enough tC
 fire, is the first fall day of the year and
 although the leaves on the trees nave springtime greeness, the wind bioW' raw from the distant mountains.
 Lieut.. Flippsr who dtd such import
 ant work in the court of private lauo
 claims, is in the city. On matters per
 taining to land lag he IS the most ex'
 pert authority Tn the territory.
 Judge Bethune expects to be through
 with United States business soon
 enough as to enable him to open court
 in Tombstone on the 1lth inst. A draw
 ng Of grand and trial jurors has been
 ordered for the term.
 George E quebil. announced to an admiriug multitude yesterday that ne
 was "muy vaiiente" but all the came Ee quitly followed policeman to the Jug. He had a hearing before Justice Scott today ard plea not guilty.
 Mir. W. B. Edninister, advance agent of Ovide MusIn, inc great vialinlst, Is ID town making arrangements for his ap- pesrance. From San Francisco the company will to Japan and from thence will swing around the world On a tour of four yeats' duration.
 A couple of colored vsgs giving their names as Wilson and Williams won SIX days from Recorder Connell at the first rattle out of the box this morning. When ri2ht draws her sable curtain round and pins it with star they wlli be given an opportunity to sprint in the direction of California.
 MT. A. D. Bowman, father of Chas. Bowman. Esq, is visiting his son after su absence of nearly four years. Mr. Bowman is au ex.speclai agent of the and office, and was q resident of th.s ,ity fer several years. Mir. Bowman has been subpoeaed here to testify ID the Copper Queen case.
 The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaw, of Mountain SprIogs, who Tus advertised as lost, has, to the great Joy # his parents and frienGs, baen found. The little fellow hCd stray d eff and had | 'ottea loet in the Rjcc3n mountains. | lis recovery and returl hcme has oc- l asioned hIs distressed father and moth- ] T inexpressible joy.
 Judge John HGynee, for many years |
 resident of Tucson. a@d concededly | ne of the best lawyers in the country Is l D the city as counsel for the Copper | Queen company in its case with the gov | The iudge now holds the re- | pons;ble position of United States court | on missioner with headquaTt ITS at San | Francisco.
 Jim Sheridan, the irrepressible, gave
 spiritual seance on the streets yestsr- ay in which Marshal Paul received a ick iu the face and Bob Miliar caught |
 flyer in the st lmact. This morn- 1g Recorder Council sent the kicker to be co3ler for twenty five days in lieu of he payment of S25 for which he had lpped him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rosenstern were made appy this morning over tbe arrival of
 young daughte-. The little Miss is 1, d to be fine ore and together with CT mother is GCing we'll as circumstance ermii, but "Ros5ie" IS uuaproachable good bumor and it was 10 trick to In him ou boad or for his toughest lstomers to get all the credit they suted th's morning.
 Ike success that has attended the use pr. J. H. McLeun's Volcanic Oil Tn i neEt in tha relief Of pain and in curing !seases wtich seemed beyond the reach | | medicine. has been truly remarkable. hundreds supposed 10 be crippled 10. fe with arms and legs drawn up crook or distorted, their muscles withereG ' contracted by disease, have been ured through the uss of this remedy. 5c, soc and Sl per bottle, sold every here.
 Capt. Teviston came in from Bowl: Iet evening. He had no sooner struck ,wn than his attention was called to Iarper's Magazine article, "A Pilgrim Q the Gila" in which the gallant Capt.
 made to play most sensational part. D say that be kicked would be to say 'ss than half ard if the "Pilgrim" ever asts hIs shadow across the captains Rth there will be two pairs of "wateIy lue eyes" instead of one.
 Jesus Romero, forgettul of tbe divine junction of his illustrations name Ike went on the war path in the Barrie lbre yesterday and smashed window ith a rock This morning the fire had one out and he was humble enough Gs g made hls bow before Justice Scott ld thankfully received a billet doux 1tItling him to county board for the ext eight days.
 John Dehort, a well known Gro Blapco liner, left last night for Hedges, CBlif- rnia, where for the present he will re- de. MT. Dehort is not only a good lIner but he is good cit zen. He has sverRl valuable properties in the Oro lanco district which will engage his ttention later on, but in the meantime P will polish drill heads in the mines at Iedges. Dan Hughes, the ombstone small ox patient, died on Monday last from le effects of the disease. He was an Id resident of Tom bstore and was well nown among the mining men of Co., hise county. He leaves wife and one ,n to mourn his loss. He is supposed , Al here such illness IS prevalent.
 MT. Chas. F. Kuhuen was in the city eturday. He report work at the olden West, south of Casa Grande, rogressing satisfactorily. All now that
 needed to make 1t g big paying camp
 water and this they expect to get be- Ire the dawn of the new year. The ell, now being barred at t'Ie camp, is own 5GO feet and the water strata will 3 struck a' or about 7l0 feet. Unless