Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Boggs left for Wilcox this morn

Mr.. j. L. LonergRn is Still connneu
to his bed by rheumatism.
Mrs. Lillian Graves, daughter OF Mr..
L. NJ. Prince, is visiting in Ell Paso.
Attention is respectfully called to
the Congregational church notice print
ed elsewhere.
Mr.. W. II. Reed has SO far recovered
from his late illness as to be able to be
again about.
A new U. s. grand jury has been call
ed for the 18th and trial jury for the
% instant.
Mrs. W.. G. Davis who has been ailing
for the past 10 days is reported conval-
esing.
On Friday night Miss Emma johnson
gives dancing party to number OF her
young friends.
Mr.. John Brickwood one OF the lead
ing citizens of the Line city is IN town do
ing duty as a juror.
Mrs. B. NJ. Jacobs will entertain
friends at dance Friday evening De-
cember 81.
Do not forget the Congregational
church entertainment at the opera
house Tuesday evening, December III.
Ex-Marshal Paul was in the city from
the S. 2. coal camp near Solomonville.
He returned this morning.
Mrs. Lowell and Mrs. O'connell will
entertain their friends at progressive
euchre on Thursday evening next.
The city is full of trsmps and dead
beats. They should be given the priv
ilege OF skipping the town or taking q
dose OF the chain gang.
Hon. Francis j. Heney left for the
east yesterday morning. During his
absence he will visit Washington and
seek admission to practice before the
Supreme Court.
Mrs. Johns will lecture on Woman's
Suffrage in the opera house tomorrow
night. 1t costs nothing to get in. She
is said to be bright and entertaining
talker.
Judge and Mrs. Bethune, Judge and
Mrs. Barnes, Col. and Mrs. Martin and
families accompanied by several friends
picknicked at the San Xavier mission
yesterday.
Treasurer johnson will open the
treasurer's Office at eight in the morning
and keep it open until five in the after
noon until after taxes become delinquent
in order to accommodate tax payers.
"Bob" Wood has been visiting the old
folks at home for the past several days.
The wind blows through his whiskers
now and q second look for recognition is
necessary. "Bob" is clerking for n. w.
Bernard & 90. at Arivaca.
Baron Won Wendt, after a sojourn of
seven months in New York, has again re-
turned to Tucson. He expresses him
self as well pleased to get back not only
on account Of business matters but also
because of his health.
Charley Hoff returned from Phoenix
this morning, where he has been in con-
nectIon with the cycling tournament.
This will take place on the Union park
grounds Dec. rs and Doth. A big time
is promised.
j. T. Lewenberg. NJ. d. famous
occullst from Philadelphia, is in the
city and has taken rooms at the Orn-
dorff. Parties in need of his services
will find him all that he represents him
self to be.
Mrs. Laura M. Johns will lecture in
this city tomorrow evening. Mrs. Johns
is woman suffrsgist and her mission is
the emancipation of woman from house
hold druggery to the elevation of the
ballot box.
Col. Jack Helbert's phenomenal luck
IN "hearts" has gone the way of all flesh.
He was done up by an English and Irish
compound and he says "Tbe Lord be
with me if L am ever caught running
with such cattle again"
The opera house will doubtless pres
emit NEST attractive appearance Deem
Der 10. The ladies have some charming
ideas for their booths. The inner man
les and chocolate, coffee and sandwiches, |
delicious fruit, ice cream and cake and |
candies will be offered.
Manuel Gonzales who was charged with |
having slaughtered Felipe Robes with |
an axe, February 1887, on Convent street, |
was on trial yesterday. A verdict of |
manslaughter was rendered by the jury.
An application for new trial will prob
ably be made.
Florence o. Leary was brought to this
city last evening from Psntano, temper
arily insane. 1t is believed that the re-
cent loss Of his wife has had much to do |
with unbalancing his mind. His friends |
hope he will recover in few days.
Contracts with the Maria Tarery
grand English opera company has been
received by Manager Reid and the date
for their appearance here fixed for jan
u8ry "a. They are now in the city of |
Mexico and are creating a perfect furore. |
Carmen" will be the opera given here
An orchestra of 30 musicians is carried. |
The entire company number 100 people.
The Oriental Order of Humility have
decided to give their promised ball on |
Wednesday evening January, First and |
it was further decided that "Ar8bells"
would not be in it. The executive COM
Dittee consists of Mr.. Chas. Blenman,
Hugo Donau, John Wright, A. A. Ly.
sight and Z. L. Millsr. Preparations
for the event are being made on an ex-
tensive scale.
There are two reasonable things which
everybody should do; take good care of
ones health; and if lost, regain it quick
ly, 6nd to this every body will agree.
And there are a great multitude of
people who are agreed that for both
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the best helper. 81 am troubled with
torpid liver and nothing gives relief so
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was so sour tempered, cross and irrita-
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