Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04
MT. T. J. Wylie, Postmaster at Nogal ee. is at the Occidental.

IS MT. T. J. Wylie, Postmaster at Noga t ee, is at the Occidental.
 Juan Garcia and A. Romaro were ser ? up for seven days for drunkenness d City Recorder Cornell today.
 A hobo who gave the name of Jame t H. Harrison was jailed yesterday fc f burglary.
 The regular monthly teachers meetin
 will be held in the high school buildln B next Friday, May 3rd at 3 o'clock p. ID The Picacho cattle round up reache' 1. the Lsguns Saturday. Thsy wer about there most of the time yesterday
 Msrried-At the Donrelly ranch l. miles east of Florence, on Monday April 9, 1895, by Judge- c. P. Warner Mir. Anson CsvRnvess and Miss Amelit Dopnelly.
 The csttlemen of Pima county ought to be in high feather now with Mir. Holt from Montana buying for the east and Mir. H. Aver from San Jose buying for the west.
 Parks Tea clears the complexion. Mrs. N. Meyette. of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I have used Parks Tea and tiDd it the best remedy I have ever tried" Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
 Miss Katherine E. Bedding daughter of Dr. Bedding we'll known hereabouts in Grand army circles, was married at her home in Phoenix Saturday night last.
 Mrs. J. H. Manlove wife of the late Sam Manlove at onetine connected with the CITIZEN, is now @ resident of Fort Scott, Kansas, For the past six months she has been visiting frinds in Macon Georgia, but has now returned home.
 A deed was filed in the county recor- der's office from James E. Banildin to M. A. Taylor for the undivided north half of Baca float No 3. Amount of land involved 50,000 acres, consideration 1000. This float" is supposed to lie on the east side of the nta Rita mountains.
 The eighteen trsmps before Recorder Cornell yesterday were @ tough looking lot. They were sentenced to the cooler for days each. Under the verdict they are to be sumptuousIy fed on bread and water during the period of enforced re- tlrement.
 The articles on money, banking, and currency" appearing in Harper's Week ly, express the views of a writer who evidently holds, with President Cleve- land, that "Whst is now needed more than anything else is plain and simple presentation of the argument in favor of sound money" The words quoted are taken from the presidents letter of April 18th addressed to the Chicago committee.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Roy, N. Y, says: "I took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup It acted like magic. Stopped my coegh and l sm perfectly well now" Sold by Fred Freshman, druggist.
 The little son of BlrtoIo Barcelo of Greatervill, aged years died Sunday 8nd WAS ouried Monday. The little fellow was brought here some few days since suffering from diptheria. He re- covered from this but the disease left him in such weak condition that he could not rally from the effects. The immediate cause of his death was heart | failure. Sheritf Lestberwood started fo- Crit | tenden last night. He drove across the | country and reached there thIs morn- | ing. Before leaving here he swore out | a warrant for the arrest of Barnett, | who shcI Sprecher, but on his arrival | there be learned that Deputy Sheriff | Jim Spsedey ofNogales lad made tue ar- rest and all parties concerned had gone | to Nogalee, where hesriug of the case | would be had.
 I've a secret in my heart,
 Sweet Marie,
 4 tale 1 would impart,
 Sweet Marie.
 If you'd even fairer be
 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
 Sweet Marie. Sold by
 Fred FleishmRn, druggist.
 The Los Angeles Times of April 2S is responsible for the following bit of choice gossip of parties we'll known here abouts. "Alittle disagreement between Mir and Mrs R )swt II Hart resulted in the former's arrest for battery last evening, on 8 warrant sworn out Ey his wife. It 8 understood the couple were about to separate and he took document that he claimed belonged to him, away from here by force. Hart gave bail for his appearance in court and was released"