Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-17

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 Nr. c. S. Stevens has sold his freight ing outfit and will shortly return to r8nchicg on tho Santa Cruz.
 Tha Huachuca boys wired this morn Ing that they would be here and hold forth In ReiJ's opera Eouse August p 4 whole l3t of fun is promised.
 Frank Sullivan says he hae quit the dog business, but during the thirty days he was O. duty he transported 236 dogs 10 inc dog heaven.
 Miss Gertrude Hughes, daughter of Goveruo- Hughes, returned from her California visit Monday. She will prob ably Gc north to Prescott cn Q protract- eG visit.
 There are no politics in good dinner. The CocslebuFr, the MOntezuman, re- publican and populist all harmonize oyer 9 good dinner ct the French res taUTant.
 Joe Ford & Go. have dissolved part nersbip, Mr. Ford retiring. His inter est was purchased by the Ho,6rook es- tate. Nr. J. P. Rice has assumed charge O1 inc bu5lGeSs.
 The indications now are that tne big Syrd icate shows will give Arizona the 70 by. They appear to have Deen lost i1 lhe shufils and their whereabouts at present is Cf no easy solution.
 c'omcrrow the thirteenth birthday of Miss Maria Caeauora will he celebrated. A frin been invited and a pleasant time Is in ant cIpatiCn for the participants.
 Manuel Sanchez, a United States prisoner, iD dursnca v:le for increasing the deficit in ULcie Sam's revenues, was liberated on bail yesterday, the price of his liberty having been fixed Rt s20J.
 Col. George Roskruge left on the stage for Oracle this morning. He ex- Dect to Ce gone about s week. Too close attention to his duties in the sur ,eyor generals office has undermined his health considerably aud made rest sn almost absolute necessity.
 Considerable uneaeIness IS expres sed about young Ed Owner. He left Sun day mCrsicg with horse and rife oster- sibiy 10 Eo hunting and has not turned lpyet. His parents reside Tn Greater vile, and it is possible that he has gone there.
 EIessrs. Wilcox and Dowell of Phoe- ni& are expected to arrive in tee mOrr- Gg. They have rented the old Osborn place south of town and also large sl- .alfa field from Mr. ". c. Davis for dairy purposes. They will, 1t is said. bring . COWS With them.
 Mrs. J. II. Martin and family reached nome on Monday morning last. While D California they enjoyed themselves lad return home much improved D health. Mrs. Wm. H. Barnes ilsc returned and on the morning follow rC accompanied the Judge ou his east m visit. Tcey will be absent about NO months.
 Hon. Wiley E. Jones is in the city rom Solom0nviile, suffering from the )lts Of a rabid dog. It IS possible that he dog was nOS mad, out his acLioa were such as 10 warrant that belief. | dr. Jcnes is district attorney of Gra- lam county, is widely known and has many friends who hope that nothing eri3us will result from his injuries.
 The difference between Pills and Sin. nons Liver Regulator, IS just ;hie: Pills ior't go down very easy with most | people, and you feel them afterwards. | Vh.le Simmons Liver Regulator in l lguid or powder IS very pleasant to | ake, and the only feeling that you have l Afterwards is the great relief that 1t | gives from constipation, biliousness, ick headRche and dyspepsia. It is | mild laxative ana tonic.
 Two Mexican tramps made their bow | before Recorder Scstt yesterday aud l =ere eoiemnly put through without osten- | alton and cors'gDed 10 mildew in the | ity 5Bstile for six successive days, and | lights thereof. hey will, as town -uests, be royalty entertained at an ex- 'enee Of about 13 cents per day. They re not expected to put on a super
 abundance or flesh during their visit to he ancient pueblo.
 MT. c. c. Strong. principal of the public schools at Anderson, Cal, says: | ] have used Chsmberlain's Pam Balm nd have found t au excellent remedy | o- lamene5s and slight wounds"
 Lameness usually results from 8 rrain, or other injury, or from Iheumat- am, for which Cham berIain's Pain Balm especially intended and unequslled. | [ affords almost immediate relief and | D a. short time effects permanent cura. | Tor sale by Fred Fieishmau, druggist.
 There vas a bicycle collision on Pen- inE:on street last night In which Miss luia HilziGger was quite badly bruised | nd shaken up, but fortunately no bones -ere broken. u appears that Miss | iilz.uger and AiiEs Hill were riding a | audem when they were accidentally i un into by Bert Orndorf, whO turned | he corner Of Main and Pennington | uddealy. Both young ladies were bad ? shook un Jut Mise HllZinger fared | he worse. She is resting easy today. Neither Bert nor the bicycles were dam- ged.
 The Grand Commandsry of Knights 'empiar of Arizona bRs adopted very | .eat and appropriate souvenir badge to | ,e usaa by the Knights Of the different | of this jurisdict oD, ID ex- hange at the 2Gth tri-noial conclave, to | ,e used in Bostou the 21th of this month. The baGg- is a passion cross, made of xi iizej silver. ID rcle on the cen e. Gf tha c5oes is thc seal Of inc Grand . oH iha rim of which is the Gmrs ci ths towns in which the con- laldel+es are situated, Tucson, Pres ott and Phoenix. On scroll surround lg the circle are the names of the diff rent comman6eres, Arizona" No. ], Iyanhoe" No. Z, and Phoenix" No. 3. he cross is suspended from a silver ar with tbe word Arizona" in block ,ft7-z. Above all is a small skull and rrs5 bones. We donbt if bandsomer