Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-01


 r. E. Russell sold two Rsmblers this week. Capt. Gray got beauty.
 Prof. Hall, at the University, is said to be quite ill.
 Judge Bethune will go to Tombstone next week to hold court.
 Johnson X Orndorff will open a bicy cle agency on Congress street soon.
 A bunch of 800 or 600 head of cattle from the Hemme ranch was expected iu today.
 Outside of irrepressible young Amer ics Fourth of July patriotism is at discount in Tucson.
 The Yuma Times having doubled iti reading matter is really an excellent paper.
 Pete Gabriel, the we'll known ex- sheriff ard Plnsl county mining mar was in the city yesterday.
 F. W. Payton agent of the Pacific Life Insurance company has gone to LoI Angeles where his wife is seriously i'll.
 Arizona Commandery, Knights Temp lar. WIll meet this evening at 7:3O fCl work in the Temple degree. A banquet will be served after the work IS finished
 A cup of Parks Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pair or discomfort. It IS a great health givel and blood purifier. Sold by Fred Fleish man, druggist
 J. Nj. Holt will load the last of hi cattle purchases tomorrow, two trsir loads. Mr. Holt as a cattle purchaser stands we'll with the cattle men, as ht is good dge and prompt pay.
 The Knight Templsrs have been ir session twice this week and will meet again tonight for work. At the end oi each meeting banquet is served.
 There will be an excellent mueics program tt the university on graduation day. 1t will be under the direction o Mrs s. Ain a, which of itself is a surt guarantee of its high quality and sue cess.
 4 writer in an exchange adyices his readers to go slow on "polygounon sag
 
 and urges a continuation ot the slow rate of speed commended.
 The new military orders issued re- lieves Majors Lewis and Black of theil immediate commands. Col. John H Martin will be in command here.
 H. D. Underwood is rusticating in the balmy air of Oakland, but says that he has taken bad cold since leaving Ariz ona. The change is toe great for him.
 Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, wife of Engineer Armstrong, received word of the death of her brother in Sonora Mexico, a few days since. The cause of his death was not learned.
 Wm. M. Griffith, of Dripping Springs WAS in the city today buying supplies for his ranch. He has been in the herv est field for two weeks and really looks like laboring man. ''Grif" is one oi the solid citizens of the territory.
 Mrs. George Scholefeld who has been ID the hospital for the past two weeks submitted to severe operation yester- day. Today, although exceedingly weak, she is somewhat better and hopes for recovery are now entertained.
 Larry Dugsn, an old ex-soldier, was brought in from Agua Fra yesterday suffering from the result of an old Pur shot wound. Dr. Day will cut into him and remove dead bone and possibly 2 
 The Danube mining claims in Silver Bell district, with H. E. Lacy and N. w. Faison as locators was placed of re- cord yesterday, also the Washington in St. Louis District with W. M. Jacobs and R. N. Leatherwood ss locators.
 Parties in from Wilcox say that if night. The rain wss preceded by blow of dust and it appeared that half the valley was circulating in the air for 8 tune, but when the rain fell it gave the much needed relief.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Key, N. Y, says: "I took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. Ii acted like magic. Stopped my cough
  Fred Fleishmsn, druggist.
 The game law ought to be smended SO as to protect doves (Zenaidura from slaughter during their nesting season. The wanton destruc- tion of these birds at the present time is to be deplored.
 One of the roulette banks had rough streak of luck last night. Pete Contre- res, young Mexican, is said to have pulled out" several hundred dollars but lost them again, and "Fryingpan" s300. This amount was too rich for bis Tucson blood so last night be left for Phoenix to enjoy the cooling sea breezes of the Rio Salado.
 Hon. F. J. Netherton, superintendent 1f public instruction, writes that an ex- on the subjects of pedagogy, history of education, school economy md school government, will be held in Tucson by the county board of exami- lers of Pima county op Monday, June }, 1895. for the benefit of teachers who wish to obtain life diplomas.
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 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
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 Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 The richest prospective man In Ariz- ,ns, if not on earth, is Judge Jacobs He has the world right by the tail, and III be needs at present is few hundred lollars to help him let go. He claims 0 have knowledge of gold property in Arizona that is bigger than all out of loors and richer than the Bank of Eng and. When Tucson is not looking he Intends to slip out and locate it.
 Prof. Barnhart. supt. of the Rhipo Mining O., at the Mammoth, is in the ity but returns to the mines tomorrow. When interrogated on the outlook be aid that work on the mines closed a geek ago; that new and improved re- uction plant would be built at the 1ines and that water for same would be