Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Capt. Adams is in the city from the


 ArayHipa.
 For good quiet time go to the polic' court.
 Nearly every grass wldower m toWr and "the woods is full ot eul" patronize the French Restaurant.
 The Board of Equalization have gone throu1ht the c,u0Jy property ana are now at work on the city.
 Invalids gee strong and strong men get stronger by patronizing the french restaurant.
 All visiting strangers, men of moderate means as we'll as capitalists patronlze the French restaurant.
 A big copper deal is said 70 be oC the tapis. bat deiaite information concern ing it has not yet ueea made public.
 The Ei Paso Browns are announced to play ct Fort Hancock, Texas, on sun dey next.
 John Hughes IS in Flagstaff snd will probably visit the Grand Canyon before returning hoIG.
 The losses caused by the failure of MeSSTS Aill=T 0 lLDNSboN-S4A Oh York store are said to aggregate Slb,OCO
 The new time schedule on the South ern Pacific goes into effect on Sunoay morning at o'clock, June l4.
 Tucson ledge No 3, r. and l. I- will hold thalr regular monthly meeting at 7:3G tonight to which all master masoEs in good standing are fraternaily invited.
 Rev. Hoxzrd Bl.m2r. chancellor of tue university, has gone to Phoenix ID the interest Of she agricultural station ai that point. He will leturr tomorrow.
 Parson Downs and wife. formerly of th.s city but now of Tom m5stone. nave gone to &. Louie, on pasear, put VIII return in October.
 A cup Of Parks' Tea st night moves the bowels in the morning without pam or discomfort. It ls a great health giVer and blood purifier. Sold by Fred Fleish man, druggist. The CITIZEN erroneously stated few days since that City Recorder Council had 'sViped pistoher" or SlO. Judge Meyer was the man who uttered the fatal words, put up or go up." It took two meu and a boy t0 help roll so much l money into the safe. Tom hstone subscribers to the 4th of i July px ade 10 lhat town appear 10 be 1 slow ln making good their subscriptions ard the Prospec.or IS urging them to l pay up. Tucson subscribers plaaked down the cash with their names and the | result WAS grand celebration and money | to spare. The Phoenix Gszetse is getting over proud under its new management and | with inconsiderate rashness rusdes Ger | eral Collins out Rs 8 weather prophet | and matches him against Col. Sam Hughes of this city. General, you are not in it. for it rains somewhere every l time Col. Sam makes prediction.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Hrs Ca herIne Black, of Le Roy, Y. Y, says: Il Jock ooe bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. l. acted like magic. Stopped my coagh and am perfectly well now" Sold by Fred Freshman, druggist.
 Rebeoca Hardin Davis's story, Doctor Warrick's Daughters, beginnicg in Harper's Bszar ofJuly 9th, will continue during the rest O. rhe year. The scene opens ID Pennsylvania after the war, but much of ths act;cn takes place in the sou Invest, part of ths country with whiah Mrs. Davis familiar, and which affords opportunity for muc6 pictures que description. Fall Of movement, and contrasting several marked types, Doctor Warrick's Daughters will fascinate every reade-. IL is safe to predict an army of readers for so absorbing etory.
 I've a secret iD my heart,
 sweet Marie,
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 Sweet Marie.
 If you'd even fairer be
 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
 Sweet Marie. Scld ny
 Fred Fleishman, druggist. The old Enterprise plant has been placed in cold storage. Since the de- mise of that paper nearly year and a half ago C. ". Brown was allowed the use of the material toned that he wou a pay the rent Of the building Oc- cupied. Recently Mir. Brown was offer ed en ploy meDt on the Phoenix Herald and on his departure for that place, Mir. Finley the owner of the Enterprise plant, had same packed for storage. He re- fused all offers to rent as such business means ruIDatlon to an office.
 The thirteen Comstock miners who left Virginia, Nevada, last April to take Proffere3 positions in the CendelaTia mine in 5be state of Durango, Mex, are returning north slowly. They each paid their fare, Sz3.J0, worked month, got Sl5 each, found their baggage would be held for their board, and concluded that they had enough oi 1t. Their employer contr~cs to run tunnel at $ foot in- cluded powder and fuse and left little for labo-.-Lower Californian.
 Charges have been brought by City Marshal R. 5. Paul against Policemen Roche and Trager. Said complaints were sworn to before Justice Scott charging the officers with being 5ereiict in theIr duties m that on tbe night of July 4th they allowed the flag decora- ticns of the town 10 be torn down and carried away, ana further that when these facts were brought to their kncwl- edge they made DO attempt to discover the parties connected herewith. The charges will be heard before the police committee of the city council, composed of Mayor Buehma1. chairman; Council men Russell, MIltenberg and MIllar. No time for the hearing has yet been decid- ed upon.
 Not long ago in Fresno, Cal, man named Victor Adams came near being lynched by angry neighbors for driving hfs five year old child out into the hills ard compelling her to remain all night | without food or shelter. Among those who read the account of Adams alleged | barbarity to bis steDchild YVES woDaD living in Tucson. She writes from Tue son as Annie Adams, under date of June 70 that, having read In Fresno papel | the story of Victor Adams Ill treatment | of hls stepdau2hte-, she is sorry 10 say that che ls the wife of this man and |