Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-12

nently in the public eye today. It is sold by all druggists. sl; six for $. Prepared
 only by c. l. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass.
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 A mouse ran by. She dId not scream
 Or wildly raise her head. ''I do not mind such animals With boomers en-" she said. San Francisco Call. MT. Albert Steiufeld is expected home about the middle of the month.
 A. E. Bates, who IS largely intereetet
 in mines west of the San Pedro, IS II
 town.
 Hon. Sam Hughes has been on tht
 sick list for the past two weeks. Hi; grip on tho grip is said to be remarka ble.
 Miss Julia de Baud is visiting in Phoe nix.
 A heavy shipment of concentrates came ia from the Montana mIne thii m orning.
 There will be a balIon ascension fror the Military plaza at 3 p. m. tomorro"
 Parties desiring board in private fan lily please call at 322 Alameda street near depot.
 Louis Cordoban, who has been quite seriously ill with fever, is reported con- valesc!ng.
 pr. and Mrs. Fenner, accompanied by
 ,,sa af Mra Fenner, returned from California 8 few days since.
 Mir. T. F. Titus, of Riverside, Cal, arrived this morning upon a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Stowe Devol.
 Free hot lunch from 1:3O to ? p. m. at the opera house saloon. All kinds Of lunches served to order.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Sturgis of La Osa are in the city and are guests of MT. and Mrs. w. Read.
 H. c. Collins formerly of this city but now of Arsnsas, Texes. has besp ill with typhoid fever but is now conyalesing.
 Mrs. Mabel Stevens left this morning for Buenos Ayres, where has been en- gagged to teach school in that district.
 NIT. T. K. Brown is in from the Sahua- rita. He reports an abundance of rain whereabouts and corresponding amount of good feed for stock.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Wightman of Yuma, are visiting with MT. and Mrs. E. A. Trippel. They are en route home from Torres, Sonora, where Mrs. Wight man was recently quite seriously i'll.
 George T. Johnson turns out not to be in Phoenix after all. George is prob too close for the comfort of his Celifor- nis creditors.
 The big circus did not strike town till II o'clock. i motley multitude was at the depot waiting for them to come in. The delay was caused by Q washout on the Phoenix & Maricopa road.
 The rainfall yesterday vas 22-100 and this morning l9-iC0, making R total of 4l-lC0 for the first three days in Octo- Der. The average October rainfall is 58 I00.
 The wounded tramp brought to the hospital from Gil8 Bend where he had been shot and wounded in self defense by brakeman McGinpis. WAS transport ed to Phoenix and will be placed in the hospital there.
 The cattle brand of Trinidad and Mrs. Jesus Berites were filed for record thIs morning. Also deeds from W. c. Davls and Frank Milten berg to Chas T. Etchells for parts of lot 3 ID block 92. Said deeds were executed ID 1895.
 Williams Waters was examined before Chalmers yesterday on the charge of bigsmy. It is charged that "Billy" has a wife and family res- iding in England whom be is said to have abandoned twenty-slx years ego. He WAS held in $500 bail, which was furnished.
 Arizona Charley, whose wild weet show drew multitude of people to the park about year ago, was himself roped In in Denver the other day by an agent of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. Or course bis er- rest stopped the show, but the gate re- ceipts were all in so it made but little difference to his exchequer.
 Ass8yer Wetmore reports business ID ais line Rs being excessively dull, con- 'idering the activity in copper. The lat er, however, Is delivered and sampled at he smeiter and gold as rule is demon. 'trative enough to make itself known. l put without an assay DO fixed value can | oe determined. Greater activity among miners and prospectors is looked for Tn | he near future.
 4 wagon containing two men was ur- let in the mud on the Meyer street boul- | ward, just south of the Occidental h. tel | his morning. Some Mexican women in | he ghborhood screamed delightfully."- | md dozen men ran 10 the assistance | if the two in the mud, but TO damage I Vas done. The wagon was lighted. its | occupants ecrsped down, the grief of he terrified women assueGed, and the I uD, which had temporarily stopped to ook on, was permitted to pursue the Ven tenCr of his way
 HarpeT's Bazsr for October 12th will @ distinguished by varied array of utuinn gowns and wraps. The season 1Vites to so much outdoor lie, and the ida: flew from country to town brings Q much gfyety with ii, that a journal fashion finds opportunity for display 1g costumes of elegance and taste for II weareTs. 4 practical paper, entitled The Small Dinner" by Anne Went 'orth Sears, describes minutely a form hospitality open to people with limit d purses. No detail is omitted which an make the article realyl hell fuI. A bold hold up east of the depot last lght created considerable excitement l Judge Meyers court this morning. he party held up was o. C.. Hamilton, ho is accused of attempting to leave 'wn without affecting settlement with is creditors, amOng whom was 8 MT. oberts. The latter becoming spprised hig inten lions etood bim up with re- (