Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-23

Col. D. Chalmers, government inspec- tor, is expected in this city in few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Shedd, father and moth- ar of MT. I. A. Shedd, left tor Los An geles last night.
 The wind blew cold today from the snow capped peaks of the Santa Csta- lima ranges.
 The passenger from the west came ID about eIght hours late today. The usual California floods are at the bottom of the trouble.
 w. A. Wilson, of Armour Packing company, is iD the city today. MT. Wll- son is the fortunate owner of forty acre orange grove near Phoenix.
 Rev. Mir. Francis has returned from Tempe, where he has been holding evangelical services for the past four weeks.
 The new residences of Messrs. Millsr and Hill near the school house ada much to that section of the city. They are neariug completion and will soon be occupied.
 A masquerade ball is to be given ID Morencl on February B The invita tons were printed in tbis office and are the h8ndsomest ever issued ID the ter ritory.
 A report V as current among the Cock leburr democracy this morning thai Governor Hughes had been removed The wish was father to the thought.
 Hon. M. P. Freeman and Judge Barnes who for the past two days have had the railroad subscription ln tow, are rustlers of the first water. They Hre genIuses ln the matter of raising money for public enterprises.
 Olive trees have been in blossom for s month past and the cotton wood trees ID the Santa Cruz valley are fast bursting into leaf. Within 6 week thrushes will begin nesting and while the east IS cased in ice and snow spring will be at Its flood tide in southern Arizona.
 The K. of P. banquet, to be xiv oD Monday night next, will be confined exclusively to members of that order. The frontispiece to the program is a Knight clothed in complete srmor, typ ical ot the order. The programs are be- ing printed at the CITIZEN office.
 There is a rumor that Kansas bse quarantined against Arizona and New Mexico cattle. What could have brought thIs about cannot be accounted for. Ar izons cattle always healthy, were never in better condition than at the present moment, and such quarantine would be most 8 unmitigated outrage.
 We do not believe the north and south road would nse the money subscribed by our citizens to make survey, unless the building of the road was to follow. Certainly MT. Murphy has no use for 2 survey, which he does not intend to avail himself of in practical nanner. after he gets it.
 The local democracy of Tucson are constantly asserting that Grover Cleve- land is 8 democrat. If on inquiry such is shown to be the case new division of federal patronage will be called for. To the victors belong the spells or rather the responsibilities of office. Sabe?
 Invitations are out for House Warm. ing ball at the Mountain View hotel, Oracle, on the evening of February 22d An elegant supper will be served to guests. The programs for the occasion are very handsome. They were printed at the CITIZEN office.
 -la # ifu hvf he attorneys of Psymaster Whsm, now undergoing trial at Vancouver barracks. find but little favor here where he Is 70 well known, All of his idiocrscies are put down to pure cussedness and instead of being placed on the retired list at big pay he should be ignominuously fired from the fat government birth be has disgraced for so many years.
 A report is in circulation that the train rooers have crossed the line into Mexico and are now in the vicinity of Altar. Deputy Marshal Scott White is in pursuit and hopes of the capture of both are entertained. White is known to be 8 courageous officer snd is wiilIr g to take considerable chances in running the men down.
 One of the prettiest houses in this town will be the new brick residence of Or. Whomes on Stone avenue. The architect who planned thus building had 4n eye Co the artistic and beautiful, ano 1t IS hoped the example set by the doc, tor will be followed by others about to build, as handsome looking edIfice Ca D as a rule be constructed as economical ly as an unattractive one of the same dimensions.
 Almost all the new buildings of Tuo- son and those which have been coL- structed for several years, are the out come of that excellent institution the building and loan association. When one sees the constant improvement occurring in Tucson under the bepef- cent iofiuence of these associations, one can hardly realize that the entire coun- try IS in the throes of great fnanci ] depression.
 Ia recent edit the Salem. Ore gon, Independent, says: "Time ana again have we seen Chamberlain's s Cough remedy tried and never without th@ most satisfactory results. Whenever " Q see pcISOu GllltCb6u wibU uDdEsSESS-. with cold or cough, we invariably ad- wise them to get Cham berlain's Cough remedy; and when they do, they never regret it. It always does the work, snd does it we'll" For sale by Fred Fleish- man, druggist.
 The exposure to ali sorts and condi- tions of weather that a lumbermau is called upon to endure in the camps often produces severe colds which, if not promptly checked, result iD congestion or pneumonia. Mir. J. O. Davenport, ez- manager of the Fort Bragg Red ood O., sn immense institution at Fort Bragg, Cal, says they sell large quEnti- ties of Chamberlain's Cough remedy at the compsny's store and that he has himself used this remedy for B severe cold and obtained immediate relief. T.ais medicine prevents any tendency nf 8 cold toward pneumonia and insures a prompt recovery. For sale by Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 The statehood tide is once again at