Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-29
Yesterday was emancipation day.

AS off go on my steed of steel!-Ex.
 Yesterday was emancipation day.
 Editor John O. Dunbar returned
 home last night.
 Adolph Bail will receive a carload o
 keg beer special brews "Wednesday July
 3rd for the Fourth of Ju'y, for hls GUS
 toners.
 Miss Isabel Bethune las returned
 from Tombstone after a most delightful
 visit to friends in that town. She wal
 the guest of Miss Howe while there.
 Miss Londonderry left for the east to
 day on her bike. She was escorted a few
 miles on her way by number of ladies
 and gentlemen, who are enthusiastic
 wheelers.
 The ten mile road race for the clut
 championship medal under the auspices
 of the Tucson Cycle club will be run
 over the course, starting from opposite
 the San Xavier hotel Monday at } p. ID
 Adolf Bail received a carload oi
 WIelsnd beer this morning, this seems
 to be the favorite beer with all the con
 sumers throughout the territory.
 Parks Tea clears the complexion.
 Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Roy, N. r.. says: "I have used Parks Tea and find it the best remedy I have ever tried Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
 Another consignment of new locomo- tiyes for the Southern Pacific road pass ed through this week. They are great deal larger than the ordinary locomo
 tives and are intended for mountain service.
 Parks Sure Cure is positive specific ID all diseases of. the liver and kidneys. By removing the uric acid in the blood 1t cures rheumatism. $. B. Basford, of Carthage, $. Dak., says: ''I believe Parks Sure Cure excels all other medI- cines for rheumatism end urinary dis orders" Sold by Fred F'leishman, drug- gist.
 Chas. Smith, cashier for broker Nc Laufiin, of San Francisco and who ab- s3onC @ with his employers funds Is sad to have come first to Tucson, but about ten days ago left here for Mexics. He is supposed to be hiding in one of the border towns awaiting developments.
 Judge Fletch M. Doen, district attor- ney of Pinsl county, was in the city on business connected with the county yes terday. The judge is successful bus mess prosecutor and stands high as lawyer and 8 good citizen.
 The board of health, in view of the diseases prevailing in town, are going to rigidly enforce sanitary measures in the city, and the owners of back yards which are found ID an improper condition will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 Territorial Superintendent of Public Schools Netherton was in the city yes terday en route to Yuma, at which city he was to deliver 8D oration today. The occasion being the closing of the pubhc | schools in that place. Mir. Netherton is reputed to be 8 good t8lker and will un- doubtedly deliver an interesting address
 The American Girl company that pro missed an entertainment, that was never | gwen to fun lovers in Tucson. is fiatten> l ed out at both ends and the old organiZ | alton will be known DO more. Most of | the late company are whlling away their | leisure hours in the various towns of | Southern California. Instead of deten | ton by big houses, as the manager Of | the company reported here, some of the | company were rustlIng for money to | get their trunks from the hotels ID I which they were stopping.
 The American beauty owes her pres tlge more to clear complexion than t; any other attribute. A cup of Parks Tea will enable any one to possess this. It clears the skin and removes pimples | and that sallow, muddy look. Parks Tea is used by thousands of ladies for the complexion. Without being a 1t cures constipation. Sold by Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 The jury in the libel case of W. K. Meade vs. the Star Publishing company at first stood five for conviction to seven Tor acquittal. It thus stood without change till noon when the jury adjourn ed to luncE. On reassembling balioting again commenced and the figures were reversed, standing seven for conviction and five for ecquittal. This was the status for the next hour when the dis covery was made that those voting for conviction were in favor of light sen- tence. On this basis SD agreement as speedily reached and the verdict of enc dollar was brought in.
 Ell Monitor states that at Cananea. Sonora, Mexico, on the 4th instant, an American named E. B. Thompson was killed by an explosion. His body as buried the day following in the hole which had been torn in the ground to he depth of eight feet by the explosion through which he lost his life. He caves Mexican wife end several small children to mourn hls death. They i've near Arispe, Sonora.
 The Ell Paso Herald figures as follows: Rails are ten yards longs. There are ixSy clicks in third of minute and he distance passed over is 600 yards. or bout one third of mile, which shows hat the train is moving at speed of ixty miles an hour. If there are forty i've clicks, the speed is forty-five miles D hour. Thus the number of rail !. sngths in twenty seconds gives approx nately the speed per hour in miles. A hird of mile contains 596 yards. and : he length of sixty rails is 600 yards, so ] comes within four yards of figuring ut accurately.