Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14
,;ress oeatinp Inf tbe Congregs-

outing much improved in health.
 Mrs Royal A. Johnson and daughter Emma will arrive nome Saturday morn ing next from Santa Monica.
 A. T. Bird, editor Of the Oasis is Tn the city. The Oasis is a wide awake paper and credit to the good people or Ncgales.
 Tne school of Mir. Carlos Fully opened yesterday with fair attendance. lie has promise of many additional scholars when the weather gets little cooler.
 Fall rodeo will commence at La Canoa Oct lst, 1895 and work down the santa Cruz. Also from La Canoa up Sopori to Arivaca and the Sssabe Flat. td
 General Allen is ie from Gro Blsnco: His merchandising business be has eoio cut to NeasTs. Al Bernard & O., who put in and cGrry a much larger stock than the general was financially able to handle.
 Hon. Fred. Hughes will have the tax roll completed and ready to turn ID to jha chairman Of the board of super visors by tomorrow night. This prob ably is the first tax roll completed in the territory.
 The funeral Of Mrs Matilda Reckrup who died Monday Of blood poisoning, supsrinduced by ielon, took place yes terday afternoon about i o'clock and was verr iargalyattended, large con course Of carriages being Tn line.
 Tucson has the finest lot of bicycle girls n the country. They are as pretty as pictures and graceful as lawns. Once in a while one comes to Grlef and gets sand in her bloomere, but es T rule they are the prize winners of the terFl- tory.
 Judge GervBis who has been quite seriously iii for the past three months came to town from the hospital for the first time today. He is coDvaleeing ard in the course Of a week or so will prob ably be entirely well. During his illness his personal appearance has changed much. He lost 60 pounds ID flesh.
 Madame Burnett, a celebrated clair voyant and spirit-medium who came to Tucson R few days ago, is surprising the people by the correctness or her lie readings. Already a large amount oi lost and stolen property has been traced and recovered by means of her advice. It
 Mrs. Shean testifed before Justice Meyer today in reference to the killing of her husband by Lemon. She was held in the sum of S5C0 to appear be- fore the next grand jury and testify Tn relation thereto. Messrs Chess Aldrich and w. P. Woods at once qualified as her bondsmea and she was given her liberty.
 Judge VanderIip of Crittenden WAS in the oity Saturday. Incidentally telling of hls Pacific coast experience he said forty five years ago that he first entered Stockton, California, with A band Of Canadian ponies which, with others, he had driven over the plains. Since that time he had been in every mining cfmp and town of prominence on the coast.
 Fred W. Lawrence, press agent of the Great Syndicate ehows, was in the city yesterday. NIT. Lawrence IS an old newspaper man and knows how 1t IS himself" He is an exceedingly pleas ant gentlemen and makes friends both for himself snd the great shows he rep resents. He is the right kind of man to send ahead of even the "greateet show on earth"
 When people gre obliged to take medicine they want that it shall give quick relief aud not add discomfort to their sufferiBgs. Three reasons whe people who suffer with Constipation and Biliousness should take Simmons Liver Regulstor: 1t is better than Pills. it doas 'SSot gripe; it gives quick relief. and does not weaken bnt strengthens and refreshes the whole system. ."-J. R. Hi!aud, Monroe, la.
 Msrr;ed-At the Catholic Church, Florence, September 2nd, 1895, by Rev. Father Vandermaeeon, Mir ErEesto Pompa nnd Miss Belle Miller, MT. Pompa i5 popular merchant of Flor ence and the bride is the daughtes Of our respected fellow townsman, Judge John Miller. Both have the best wish es of many friends in which the Trl- bupe joins.-Tribune.
 A man by the name ot J. H. Miller, commercial agent of the Phoenix and Maricopa railroad, was killed by being shot through the head at about lO:3O last Saturday Hlght. At first It was supposed to be a suicide but according to the Repu b!ican, it is liable to develop into Q sensational murder. Dan Conroy the auditor Of the road has been placed un5er arrest and important develop ments are expected.
 l. B. Hayes, late city assessor and tex collector, but now in charge Of the Bodega billiard parlors in Phoenix, has gone to California on a tour Of Tecrea- ton and pleasure. Speaking ot hlm the Herald of that city says: l.. B. Hayes, cashier Of the Bodega billiard parlor has gone to CalIforDis to finish course in the art of entertaining and to get a few pointers as to the best way to make a long run in the manipulation of the spheres. Perhaps, however, he may deem it apropos to dive into the mystery of compromising liquids and surprise some of our local mixiologists on his re- turn.
 Through some hook or crook in the management of the San Bernardino cele- bration it has been decided that the Philharmonic boys are not to go to California, bat will abide with the good folks at home, md commemorate the 18th here Tn royal style. Juet the cause of the change in the San Bsrnardno heart hss not been determined but great wTong has been done in some direction for the reason that the for Enia day in Tucson has been spoiled to say nothing Of the foolish position m which 1t piacss the Philharmonic band. Engagements here were canceled at the solicitation of the San Berngrdino people and then to fail to make their engagements good IS dis cseditable 10 say the least
 Judge Osborne, Judge Chaa. H. Meyer, E. l.. Wetmore and Robert Miller went through the effects of Valentine Hermes the old German who was found dead ln bis hut about ten days ago, today. They found uumbeTless references to money but no money. The old man had kept hIs Rc-