Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
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 Judge Wood was reported somewhat better today.
 No further word has been heard of the condition of Recorder Connell.
 Not a quarter of an inch of rain has f4Den in the vicinity of Tucson within the past SIX ID onthe.
 Prof D vol has gone 10 Yuma in the
 interest of the agricultural experiment. station ou the prison farm.
 Jack Bo'yn. chief of the fire depart
 ment. says tbat with chemical engine the Ge y, rtment would be fixed.
 l young man who drove over the fire
 ho-a yes erd WAS fined five dollars by ac.i Recorder Scott this afternoon.
 Mr. 4nd Mr.. B n Fairbanks left this
 ID rDing on a sh9It outing ID the Santa
 Rita mountains.
 Capt. Contzen reports the lands m the rewly surveyed tow nshIps as being hrst class in neaTiy every respect. Messrs Hamilton and Simpkin have turned from a short vislt to Sonora. Tbey report tbs country looking well and mineral outlook ID good shape. Word has been received from the Wlllcux experimental station to the ef- sest that the recent rains ID that vicinity
 pe.st rated the ground for eight inches. Notsries public commissions for H. D UoderUood of this city and J. u. Cumming Of Nogales were put Of record
 today.
 Chancellor BiIlman leaves in the morn- ng for Wiiico.. He wlll be joined by P-lf. De ol and d through examinat-o on [ inc agricultural experiment station 8 that place will be made. 4 number of representative railroad men went from here to attend the fun- eral of A. Y. Towne, he great railroad manager who dIed in San Francisco yes t5rday.
 Hon. George W. Cheyney reached town from Gro Blgnco last evening. Judging by his bropzed appearance there must have been a little sun m the -ouihern Arizona weather. The railroad company will run another ex-ursion to Los Angeles, soon II a -uiici-nt number will indicate their in- ] renGion of golng on it if run. It would probably leave next Monday night. Ph'enix early grape men are receiving for their crop thus season s net price of $50 per ton; that ID ans in good vine- yard a net return of $500 per acre.
 A little over $500 was seen in "pot''
 at a poker game al one Cf the lead pg | Tom bstone saloons the other night. It
 was a game between high rollers.
 Max Euzan b4rE is in from Greaterville ! H. repor s two heavy rains in that vici pity. and as rseult the country IS look l ing GIe From Rosemont camp east, however, the country IS bare and dry, oo rain having fallen thereabouts. Oh. take her away, this femme nou> | Veau. and lex her up with the ancient begu! We're all tired out with bearing bout her freaks and follies, which go to shoT that she's only the same old girl,
 you know.
 -1 ing to Mss Tilie Armlo, by Miss Liilie Goodwin. The house was beautifully dec rated for the occasion, and all the young .oiks declared it was one of the incest surprIss parties ever given ID Tucson.
 A first class printer, an all round man. is wanted at Globe by Messrs Hackney & H tmmil. They are as good meu as can b. found uu earth to work for and the right party will find steady
 and profita le employment. Write or wire them at Globe.
 Lieut.. Leavell. who has been assigned l tc instruct the territorial miiitis, is ID he city. He Is a young man of pleas ! | 2 address and a good soldier. He is largely inte' ested in mining properties
 in the Gro BlancO district, upon which much work has been done. The proper { ties gre sad to be valuable. The Fl Paso Herald in its Bike notes says that the question is often asked: "What d 6 class A and class B 1 mean ID bicyciiDe?" Glass A men are
 those who have never raced for prizes
 over $50. Glass B m are those who nave raced for over that amount. There are other rules that class the men 8leo, but this Is the general rule covering the 1 case.
 i game of base ball to determine the
 championship of Arizona may be ar ranged tetwe- the Tucsons and nine ! picked from F'ags;aff, WIuslow and Williams Moneyed citizens ot the olG E T., H. In. 1f ! the national me for $500 and the con test may come of at Flagstaff next month.
 The contract for furnishing supplies I SO tLr various military posts in the De ] partment Of the Colorado were awarded ] last week. At Fort Grant l E. Solomon ! Was the lowe.t bidder oD 100000 pounds l [ hay 2000OO rounds at 6 cents and 1 200OC0 pounds at G cents per hundred ] He also put in the lowest bid on 35C cords Of wood at S325. J. T. Oweps was 'he lowest bidder at Grant for bran CD l 100000 bounds st Sl l415. Judge Blake 1 got some bran at San Carlos.
 Tha court martial now beirp held In ! this city is made up Ofmost effective work ers. Y his cause eebre happened n the fourth of lba present month. Within two week. :he court had cOnven ad and
 B hearing of he implicated parties was ] h q and the ev'dance in hand submitted
 TO tbe a8iuta-t general for his consider ation + this branch If the service is as rromrt in reach rg a decision as be was | ia taking the necessary action leading 1 to tha court marti !, the finding of the | court VI ! ba made known in few days. Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction City, Ill.,, was told by her doctors she ] had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. Kings NJ. Discovery completely cured het
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