Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-09
Eo,6se D;ff, easy to bny, easy te take. isSoeA o ifiS easy in eiIect- 25c.
The pay car came in at 1 o'clock thi afternoon.

The pay car came in at o'clock this afternoon.
 Bernardino Diaz was found guilty yes terday, of stealing government property. He was be santeDced today.
 Hon. Sam Hughes will give 8way the | future of the weather when he sees toe
 new moon, but tili that time his prophe- tic lips are sealed.
 Dal Gray is the new man at the wheel | in the Pioneer bookstore. Ed Downer
 was around with him yes terday showing
 him the ropes.
 The largest rodeo that ever met al Sasabe IS expected to concentrate al
 that point November 1, when from l20C to 2000 head of cattle will be rounded up.
 Tine charming commedienne Miss Charlotte rittel, under the management of Wallace MUnroe has been engaged by Manager Ried and will rcake her first appearance here in February. She is said to be par excellence.
 Sore throat. Any ordinary case may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlsin's Pain Balm as directed with each bottle. Fms medicine is aisC famous for its cures of rheumatism, lame back and deepseattd end muscular pains. For sale by Fred Fleishman. The Southern Pacific is doinR more freight business than ever before. For the first time it has teen compelled to put on night switching crew in Lord eburg yards. Will Shine has charge of tbe crew and Jas Hicks is CD the engine.
 IT you experience a sense of fatigue without adequate cause, Q continual tired feeling, and fad your duties irk some, your stomach and livsr gre cut Of order and in need of all appropriate re- medy to restore them to healthy activi- y. pr. J. H. McLean's StFenGths ming Cordial and Blood Purifier will correct the difficulty, stimulate the digestion, sharpen the appetite and put new life and vigor into the bC6y. Price 5l per bottle. Sold ct all drug stores.
 MT. Chas. E. Bent, upsrintendent of the Mexican mining and development, at Altar, Sonora, is in ihe city. Mr. Bent is a we'll known mining man was formerly a resident of Pima county. Ten years ago, or whereabouts, under the Chase management, Mir. Bent was superintendent at the Gursight. Since that time he has been operating lGrge:y in old Mexico and Idaho. He w2s rear- ly three years in tue latter state end wGs during that time, superintendent of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines. He comes now from Chicago and will
 leave for his new field of labor in the course of e few days.
 Word comes to tbis city that Coi. Ar v:zu died in prison in the City or Mex leo October B. Col. Arvizn w8s at ore time commandRnte of the soldiers on the Mexican side of the lIEe at Nogales and won much notoriety and dirgrace by sending a number of armed men across the international lire in quest of hs escaped mistress. For this offeEse he wBs sentenced to life imprisonment in BeleD, the national prison in Mexico Subsequently he was removed to the City of Mexico, where he died as etated. His punishment w8s always considered unusually and unnecessarily severe.
 Don't forget the great show of the Oriental Order Of Humility N0vemb Der s, lS95l Be in the swim and join the crowded house that will greet the open lng performance. Lccal hits, sparkling songs and new scenery required express ly for the occasion will lend variety and Fest to the entertelnmsnt. A large num- Der of tickets have already been sold. Reserved seats procurabie at Blacks at an additional cost of 25 cents. Coneid- erable mystery is evinced by the men- 6ers although it is quite apparent that novelties and surprises such as were never dreamed Of by Tucson are in store for her citizens. Twenty-two perform CTS will no their best to ampse our peo- pie, and that they will succeed goes without saving.