Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-25

| family cathart1e. 2oc-
 Alberto Vasquez was sent up for
 days by Judge Meyers for battery on paisano.
 MT. and Mrs F. A. Stevens are in fror
 the Mammoth on visit to relatives. Il Messrs Maish & Driocoll, will befor
 the close of the shipping season, dispos of over 2000 head of cattle. The Ell Pasc base ball team was de feated by the soldiers at Fort Bllss Sur
 day last by score of l9 to IS.
 Arizona Lodge No l, A. O. U. W. mee
 tonight and nominate officers. A full al
 tendance is earnestly requested. | When the hair las fallen out, leavipI the head bald, if the scalp is not shiny
 there is chance of regsining the hai
 by using Halls Hair Remover.
 Orphie Sbibell gave party last nigh
 to a number of her young friends
 About twenty were present and 8 mos
 enIoyable time was had.
 The citizens at Camp Thomas hay,
 decided on fourth of ) uly celebration
 They are out for 8 food time and pro
 pose to have one.
 Judge Gervais is quite seriously i'll
 He was suddenly prostrsted and for sl
 hour and half remained unconcioue
 Hopes of his speedy recovery are enter
 tained.
 | The inspection law is a great boon tc
 Arizona csttlemen. It secures money
 for strsys picked up and shipped ir
 punches of cattle, at whatever point.
 A deed to lot 30, block II in Noeales
 from D. Vasquez and wife to John Juno and from John Jund to Francisco Salo
 mon, was filed with the county recorder yesterday. Consideration in both cases s100.
 Amado Vlllearrell was up before Judge Scott yesterday for stealing g basket of bread valued at S245 from Francisco Zepeda. He was given his choice of sI5 or fifteen days, and at last accounts his friends were trying to rustic up the money.
 John Hovey IS in town from Orc Blanco. He reports the Joe Goldtree mine as developing nicely. The mill test was more than satisfactory and the ore body improved with depth both in quality and quantity. The mine is bonded and the prospects for a sale are good.
 It seems that the Fitzgeralds, smelter men from El Paso, took from the min. eral Hill camp south of town, from about sl8,000 to s20,O00 worth of ore. There is, however, much dissatisfaction expressed at the their manner of doing business heregbouts.
 - The rain this morning was @ great surprise to the weather pushers and opinions differ as to which one got his work in with the clerk However this may be the rain fell handsomely for nearly an hour and a world of good has resulted therefrom.
 The CITIZEN was in error in stating in last evenings issue that the late J. w. Whalley was a member of Apache Lodge No. s. He belonged to Occiden- tai Lodge No. 6 of Oakland, Cal. The proofs of death and payment of the a2000 to the widow were made through Arizona Lodge No. l.
 According to Los Angeles papers Hon. s. c. Bagg has made his little pile and abandoned Arizona. He will reside in Los Angeles and will engage in the win dow shade business, of which be holds B patent on some new invention.
 MT. Holt has already used oyer 300 of the large cattle cars In his shipments Seventy-five more cars will be required to ship his purchases. This means over s100, 900 from MT. Holt alone.
 The fire at the farm of Pascholy & Genardini, formerly the Leo Gold schmidt plsce), entirely consumed the tim berIrg of their mammoth well and caused great destruction. Rebuilding will commence at once and will be push sd forward vigorously to save the grow ing crops.
 Cards are out for a reception to be given at their residence, by Dr. and | Mrs. Theo B. Comstock, on Monday, May p, from 8 to II p. m. This is not l 3 pu Dlic university reception, as some have inferred, but private social event. | The public presidents reception, 8 uni yersity affalr, takes place Wednesday | evening, May g.
 Three Papago cattle brands were placed of record yesterday, the parties | owning same are Jose C8chora, Paulo | md Autopia Liiero, the latter being | husband and wife. These brands are | he first of record by these people. Under | ! late law such action is necessary as all | ,ettle sold or butchered Tn the territory | lust be of a recorded brand.
 Thirteen cars of California wheat | lrrived for the Eagle mills yesterday and l our more cars are on the way. The | hills are running to their fullest capac~ | ty and flour is being constantly ship | 'ed ID all directions. The home trade | If the mills is large and continually | rowing as the merits of their four be- ome better known.
 An exchange says that laying on | lands" for complaints, especially in is now taking the place of | Christian science. A mother cured her 'oy of the cigarette habit with one dose. 'he laid her left hand on the boys neck, Ter right hand on substantial slipper and then laid ths slipper where it would do the most good. It effected 8 ure and relapse IS not looked for.
 MT. s. L.. Parke of Crittsnden is in | own. He reports great activity in mining in Washington camp, but great carcity of money. The El Paso com any operating whereabouts have paid othing since they first commenced oper- tions two months ago. Promises have cen m ede of settlement on June first nd to ihis dete those so deeply inter- sted are looking expectautly. The rail- oads and mine owners are secured but | he teamsters and other employees bout the mine are yet without their ay.
 Among the large herd of burros which Tent up to the Pure Metal Copper Mine thursday to pack out the ore, was one hat for some time past has been rather ulky and poor in flesh. The Mexican Q charge in examining him noticed ome hard Jumps under the skin of the ower jaw, and taking his knife cut the fAo orA Ara--ol norlxy