Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-23
Hoods SarsapariIIa
HooS,- n:tr- cure all liver ills, bilious. ItOON . iIlS ness, headache. 25c.
There is said to be 400 A. P. As in

There is said to be 400 A. P. As in Tucson.
 D. A. Bowman leaves for hls home in the east in the morning. Pedro Charaleau shipp=d fifty calves to the California market today. Chas Bowman end CRas Hood have gone on a sbort visit to the Silver Bell district.
 Hon. Culn Cameron is in town en route home from Chicago. He Came ny way Of Prescott.
 Geo. P. Howe, still continues quite i'll. : The old man is as helpless as little child because of his infirmsties.
 The new buildings of the Eagle mill ing company have been roofed with corrugated iron.
 Judge John Haynes of San Francisco, one of the attorneys in the Copper Queen case left for home last evening
 The owners of the Elias mine in Olive camp recently shipped fifteen tons of ore which netted them S250 10 the ton.
 Miss Clara Finnish, sister of Mrs. Hall, arrived from her home in Water vile, New York, few days since to be present with her sister, who still contin- ues seriously Ill.
 Judge Rouse will arrive from Flor ence in the morning. Tomorrow evtn- Ine he will return accompanied by Mrs. Rouse. Court will open in Florence Monday.
 The time of year has now arrived when parents should see to it that their little mes are properly clothed in heav- Ter garments. little attention may save doctor bills.
 The contract for building the bridge across the arroyo east of the depot was let to Julius Flynn by the city council last night. Work on same will be commenced at once.
 Weather regulators Wetmore and Hughes had a meeting Thursday and arranged for another downpour about the 18th or 19. According to Mir. Wet more's diagnosis of the sun spois on the moon it was blowing blizzard in Da- kota yesterday.
 The long expected coke arrived ct the smelter this morning and on Monday the stack will be blown in. There is now about S5000 worth of high grade copper ore on hand, and as more is be- ing daily delivered, a run of about month will be made.
 Alfred Nelson, 8 brother-in-law of Engineer Nugent, has bought out the Tucson laundry bag and baggage. He is hustler and as he thoroughly under stands his business IS bound to succeed. He has been in the laundry business in the east for the past ten years and kdows all the work in detail.
 According to the new fraud order is sued by Postmaster General Wilson yes. terday, postmaster are required to mark as fraudulent" all mail sent to lottery companies to this or any other country and return such mail to the sender. This order forces all lottery agents to patron ize the express companies.
 A descendant of the Hidalgos was locked up today. His tank of belliger- sncy was full to overhowing and 1t took considerable muscle to direct his steps the way he should go He had a dis pute in Gay Alley, where be had the fun of kicking door in and painting the profile of a transient a decidedly carmine hue.
 On Sunday next MT. and Mrs, Gold berg, Mir. and Mrs. B. Heymsn and Mr. Selim Michaelson, of Phoenix are ex- pected to arrive in Tucson. They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. s. H. DrRchman while here and will particip- ate in the China wedding exercises of that lady and gentleman on Monday evening.
 The grand jury of Gila county has some original ideas. The grand jury of that county claim that the tax levy for the territorial normsl school, the terri to:ial university and the territorial re- form school is an illegal tax so far as that county IS concerned, for the reason that the county Is iD debt above per cent Of the value of the taxable proper ty. This will probably create another muddle in territorial affairs.
 The new through rate to Nopales and other points on the New Mexico & Ari- zons railroad from San Francisco via Pacific Coast Steamship Go. to Guaymas and Sonora railroad to Nogales, went into effect yesterday. On straight car load lois of 24 ,000 pounds the rate from San Francisco to Nogales will be 75 cents per loo pounds; to Crittenden, Buachucs and Fairbanks, Sl per 100 pounds. Lets than csr load lots the rate from San Francisco to Fairbanks will be Sl.71.
 Knox Corbett and little son Hiram will arrive from Sumter, s. O., tomor- row evening. The little fellow has been there f.r some time visiting relatives and undergoing treatment for eye troubles. The little fellow has fully re- covered and Knox. who has been nb- sent over month. went to bring him home. They will be met at Bowie by the little Misses Corbett and Hughes.
 The success that has attended the use of Dr. J. H. McLeGn's Volcanic O.l L'n iment in the relief of pain and in curing diseases which seemed beyond the reach of medicine, has been truly remar kable. Hundreds supposed 10 be crippled for life with arms and legs drawn up crook ed or distorted, their muscles withered or contracted by disease, have been cured through the usa of this remedy. 25c, 5Oc and Sl per bottle, sold every where.
 Hon. w. M. Griffith, of Dripping Springs, fell overheard a bath tub in Phoenix, the other day and crushed his shoulder and arm in the fall so tkai the the injured member has been slung in the halyards ever since. It appears that in getting out of the tub be stepped on the inclined zinc side of it and slip ped. His hosts of friends uill be pleas ed to learn that his injuries although painful and discommoding are not serious and that he will soon be we'll again.