Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-23

the Sahuarlto last night.
 Miss Agnes Duncan, has recently bee
 quite i'll ir BeLson, where she IS engage'
 m teaching school, but fortunately l
 now convalescing.
 Arizona Lodge No. A. D. U. w. a their meeting tonight will make nomlna ton of officers for the term commenclni
 January lst. Thr new Riturals of th'
 order have been received and will b'
 used for the ti5st time tonight.
 John Robinson, prospector, had
 pack burrus and saddle mule stolen from the pasture at Salt Lake yester
 day. The pack animals are known U be some place in town but the mule if
 supposed to bs very near the border | line. Efforts at recovery or the animals
 are now being made.
 Wanted Several tru tworthy gentle
 men or ladies to travel In ArlzoDa for @ @es-
 tabl!shed. reliatle house. Salary SIoU and expenses. Steady DO itlon. En close reference and s-lf addraese7 stamp ei envelope. The Dominion Company,
 Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.,
 Il-26 95 16t.
 The child of Constable Fraz-r, sick
 with dptheria, is reported some
 what better today. The attending
 physician says that unless some untor-
 seen relapse is met with the little sui
 ferer wIll be out of danger m about
 three days. The house can then be
 fumigated and the deseGse germs dis
 troyed.
 Mir and Mrs. Gerwin were in the city few days ago en route to their home in Benson. Mrs Gerwin was formerly
 Mrs. Shuett, an estimable lady, from Louisville. who visited Mrs. Gray in thls city for nearly year. Mr.. Shuett and Mir. Gerwin were married iu Cali fornia a short time ago.
 The cure of rheumatism has ofter. taxed medical skill, but it's prevention has been very easy by an occasslonai use of Simmons Liver Regulator. II Keeps the liver well regulated, and the system free from poison. Therein is the secret of health. "I have used 1t for years for lndigestioa and constipation, and also found it gives one relief fIon a touch of rheumatism" Hughes, Lordsburg, N. M.
 Dr. Tiippel, the we'll known mining expert, has gone to Rosemont and will make c survey of those mines ID the in terest of New York capitalists, with B view to purchase. One report on same has already been made and 1t the report of pr. Trippel is confirmatory of the first a transfer of the property will un- doubtedly be made. A large amount of mouay sill then b. nut into development q rotk k aud the camp made one of the .srEest in the country.
 The success that has attended the use of Dr. J. H. McLeaD's Volcanic Oil Lln iment in the relief of pain Gnd in curing 1 seaees which seemed beyond the reach 1 1t medlciue ?, has been truly remarkable. | Hundreds supposed to be crippled for | lfe with arms and legs drawn up crook | sd or distorted, their muscles wlthered | )r contracted by disease, have been l cured through the use of tbis remedy. | l5c. 50c and 5l per bottle, sold every | where.
 Judge Barnes received check Tues l lay from Washington f,r the sum of | 5, 600 for Mrs. Req, widow of Bradford | Daley, whose freighting outfit was | and destroy ed by Indians near | Las Cruces, New Mexico. twenty-!wo |
 ears ego. Mrs. Req is 8 second ;ime 8 | widow. She lives east of the depot and las been 6 resident of Tucson for the past 12 or l5 years. So far as known | hIs is the third Indian depreciation .laim thas has been paid. Success ir his instance is due to he tireless energy | if Judge Barnes who h4d the case in ,apd Mrs. Req is the mother of Brad ord Daley, comp sjtor IF the CITIZEN ffice.
 When the char ge in ths first quarter 'f the moon VAS nn the tapis Tucson 7eather clerks announced ''change" lot uf the gold standard but of the weather. But the mCor quaFtered and e LOW c2aterInc on to half aud still nc hange. This comes of too much in erference hy expert Burroughs who hse he management of tbe government end # the moon and IS always doing some hing to unh ;nge the exact sc:ence theO- y around which tae Tucson indie tors 'otRte. His latest bandigOrk has beer o flip the moon on its u8ck and thus 1re vent the promised dOwrpour. Such interference ID the eyes of the weather Jerks ID Tncsou is becoming iGtolera- ole and ought to be stop ed.
 Ex-Sheriff J. K. Brown is in from his nome at the Sahuarito for the purpose )f executing a iease on the Nsrragan- ;ett mine, a valuable copper property owned " him since 1879. This is one ,f :he few mines in the county that has been legitimGtely held for that length ,f tIn.e. Many of the adjoining elaine would not know their own names if they | could hear them so often have they been and renamed, but the Narrs- yausett still wears her maiden plume. h addition to the annual assessment york some S3C00 has been expended. When the old Columbia copper smelter YES in blast few tons of the Narr8gan ett ore was worked in that plant and he yield was 21 per cent. The lease on he property Is now given with view ,f further development.
 From parties up from Fairbanks it Hes learned today that the Bis6ee sta .ion at Fairban ks was robbed last night Jf several trunks and packages which lsd been stored there. Two trunke, says the Prospector, one belonging to Clerk Scott WhTe which had been de- layed on its trip upon his return, were | taken several hundred yards distant and | broke open and their contents rlhed | while the station WAS robbed of all val | uabIes. To cap the climax the daring thieves took the agents railroad veloci- pede and made for Benson successfully | svading capture thus far. IL is thougl | the robbery was done by tramps as lately innumer8ble of these have made | Bisbee their objective point continually | passing up and down the road and to | their doors gre aleo laid the past two | robberies within this month that have | occurred Rt Fairbank.