Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Jeweler Capo has gone east on thr
 months vacation.
 B. Goldsmith, prominent Nogal
 merchant is at the Occidental.
 w P. Armstong and wife, Of Man moth, are at the Orndorff.
 Henry s. Johnson, an ex-Tucson bo is located iu Alameda, Callfornia.
 Hon. George Cheney came ID froI his Gro Blanco mines last niGht.
 Charley EziekeIs IS working at th Maze dry goods store in San Francisct
 Orndorff & Johnson have a hsndsom tandem 10 raffie oil Saturday night nex
 Bail has received another car load { John Wieland's celebrated beer.
 The hotels report travel as being un us1ally light for this season of the yea Most of it Is outward bound.
 A cup of Parks Tea at night move the bowels in the morning without pai or discomfort. It IS a great health give and blood purifier. Sold by Fred tlelsf man, druggist
 watermellons are high priced in Yum where they sell from 75 cents to SL5 apiece. In Tucson they retail for short bit, and there are plenty of them
 Lost, on Meyer street, between Ocho end Council streets, gold scarf pi. with monogram A. M. The finder vii be lioeraly rewarded by leaving sam at this office.
 Mir. H. w. Blsisdell of Yuma. ha' gone to the Sierra PiDts, ln Sonora, tt examine the mines owned by Messrs C iGneyeatl snd John Gandolfo.
 Messrs. Ford & Go, have had a telephone put iu their place of business for the uss of their patFoDs. Instead oi saying "helo" it usually chips in with "pure Havana cigars"
 The city street sprinkler uses l2,UC gallons of water day, or 360,O ,OOO gallons month in wetting the business streets of Tucson.
 Tomorrow the five cent rate for beer will % in 50 effect over the whole town. If is probable that this general drop in beer will have the effect of closing up 8 number of tie small saloons.
 F.J. Maldopado ths well known Casa Grsnda merchant IS ip town. MT. Nal donada is not only great rustler but 8 wide awake and energetic citizen.
 Mrs. Trimble aud Mrs Scholefeld, the two ladies who suffered severe opera tions m the hospital about which so much was said at the time, have both sufficiently recovered as to able to re- turn to their homes.
 J. H. Wilson, of Billings, Montana. who was taken to the hospital the other day, suffering with A thma is reported to be doing we'll and hopes for his re- covery are now entertained.
 MT. W. R. Conn is still severely suffer ing from he nervous disease with which he has recently been eff cted. He is however, slowly improving and hopes for his ultimate recovery are entertain ed.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges with thanks the receipt of hn invitation from the Board of Education ard Faculty to be present at the commencement Of the exercises of the Territorial school at Tempe, Arizona, Thursday evening, June l3.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Rsy, N. Y., says: "l took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. It acted like magic. Stopped my cosgh and I am perfectly well now." Sold by Fred Freshman, druggist.
 Msssrs Franklin and Tourney return ed from the SwIsshelm mountaius last night. While in the hills Professor Franklin cracked rocks and Pro-. Tou- mey cot brush. Both came home laden down with geological and botanical specimens.
 4 couple of young Mexican boys hsd 8 frscas over the small sum of 75 cents and one is charged with drawing named Sslcido aHd is but about + years of age. Gopzaies whom he is charged with sssailing is about 20.
 Mrs. John Paul met with strange ex- perlence Tuesday. She hGd violent tooth ache and in attempting to subdue the pain by the ues of lsudenum she ac- cidently swallowed some of the drug. It cured the tooth ache but made her aw- fully sick.
 O- last night. The water nympth, in the church plaza lay with discovered head for twenty-four long ard mortal hours without a coroners iucy impanneied or the dead wagon of an AriZ 'n8 under taker rushing up to take cha -ge of the 'ramares." Mayor Buehmsn and the city council have tak-n charge of the ''lsdy" ana vii | attend the funeral obsequies.
 The fountain bssuty ou the church plaza hes ''busted" neck and can no longer wink lhe other eye at ex-Mayor Msish when be pas es along. Fountain, goddess and all were broken down yes terdsy by an ungrsteful horse who first drank at the slsking fount and then pulled the zink hued dame over with his wagon. But retribution was at hand and succeeded in upsett!ng the wagon on top of the horse, tut without doIng much further real damage.
 A little girl by name of Annie Lee Blair of Los Angeles, who appears to have been so cruelty treated by her step mother as to draw down upon her the attention of the authorities. passed through this mDrniug Tn charge of tee cSnOuctOr5, eDrOute 10 tDe HOme UT ner maternal grandfather, Joseph Asbury, of Charlotte, \. C., all the conductors along the route heve been instructed 10 lookout for her.
 The next Southern Pacific excursion will leave here ct l1:45 p. ID. june 20, for Santa Monica. Round tip tickets can be had of Agent Burkhalter for s2s.30 good for 60 days. These excur- sious afford an unusual opportunity to visit the coast, @; joy sight of the sea snd feel its 7oIing breezes. 1t is report ed that many Fucsonites propose t. avail themselves of the excursion. Re. ? nlSkr the tickets are good for 60 days and the entIre trip costs only about half the regular fare.