Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-28
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Water will be shut from the public
mains Monday morning.
!. Parks Tea clears the complexion
Il Sold by Fred FleishmRn.
Bob Leatherwood left for thu Santa
. Catalina mountains this morning to 90
L assessment work.
Improvements at the smelter having
been completed 1t will be again blown
in on Monday morning next.
Hon. q. Q. Bean and Dan Gillette are
again in the city in quest of good mining
: properties.
Mr.. Allen T. Bird editor of the Nogal-
es Oasis is IN the city. He leaves this
evening for Phoenix.
The new choir under the leadership
of Prof. Foss will le9d the singing ser
vice at the Methodist church tomorrow
night.
Eugene A. Brown, son of Geo. w.
Brown, is low located at Cripple Creek,
Nevada, where he is running the Vienna
Cafe and is said to be doing we'll.
Mr. Geo. II. Kelley, editor OF the Ora
ham County Bulletin came in last night
and is interviewing the business men on
negotiable space in his wide awake
paper.
The office of Wells, Fargo & Co., will
be open till noon tomorrow. This will
be big convenience to the public
because of having certain little business
transactions with Santa Claus.
One OF the sublimest things is plain
truth, and We say, our two for 25c cigars
are all Havana, they are nothing else.
Sam Drachmsn.
Mr.. j. n. Curtis formerly connectd
| with L. Zeckendorf & Co. came in from
California yesterday and this morning
in company with Mr.. Albert Steinfeld
left for the Ripsey mine, near Riverside.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Drake gave
very enjoyable reception to number
| OF young people in honor of Miss Alice
Garrett, of Santa Cruz, Calf. who is
visiting friends here.
Water, Water, Water. The water will
be shut off from the supply mains early
Monday morning and all housekeepers
are advised to lay In supply according
ly.
The dancing class of Prof. Gustin for
children should be we'll attended. He
teaches them not only dancing but the
necessary politeness and grace due
society. The children of Tucson never |
had so fine an opportunity In this direc-
tion as at present.
Judge Fitzgerald came in from Calf |
ornIs yesterday and this morning con-
tinued his journey home. His young |
son who is a student at the university |
accompanied him home for the holidays. |
The judge is one of the solid citizens OF |
Graham county.
To every purchaser to the value OF |
one dollar at the Pioneer Book st IRE |
chance on a supeab S25 doll will be CIV
en-. 1t is perfect beauty and will be |
raffiad off at 10 a. ~. January 1st. Go |
to the Pioneer book store for your holi- !
day selections.
Wanted:-Several trustworthy gentle |
men or ladies to travel in Arizona for es-
tablished, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
close reference and self-addressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
1865. lot.
Edward Bok's book, "Successward,"
has exhausted its inst edition OF 5000
copies, with erders in the publishers
hands for several hundred copies of the
second edition, which is now being
printed. An English edition of the book
is published in London this wesk,
simultaneously with special reprint in
Edinburg.
On Monday Mr.. Stevens will start the
Pony Express line ard be open for bus
mess. He will run both drays and light
wagons and will do all manner of haul
ing. He is prepared TO move freight of
all classes, including pianos, furniture,
etc. Special rates for car load lots.
Leave orders at Hugo Zsckendorf's jew
elry store
Thesecret of speedy cure in sickness
lies inselectiI g the proper remedy and
this is difficult to do unless one is sure
what the ailmeut is. But one thing lie
sure, had the liver been actively at work
sickness could not have come. 1t is
then always safe to take Simmons Liver
Regulator which Keeps the liver well
regulated and all poison expelled from
the system.
Yesterday Mr.. W. j. Caudron receiv-
ed dispatch from Mrs. Caudron, at |
Keokuk, Iowa, that their young son
Rensud was dangerously i'll and not !
expected to recover. He left for the
east this morning. Mrs. Caudron had
taken her little son and had gone on
visit to her parents for the purpose of
spending the holidays there. Their I
many friends here deeply regret their
sad Rffiiction,
Mr.. j. Windmiller, Indian trader at
San Carlos has been in the city for c
several days, but returned home this
In politics Mr.. Windmiller is r
a republican but his honesty and fair c
dealing was so recognized by the depart Q
ment that he was not molested in his t
business. Mr.. Windmiller was formerly /
a resident Of this city where he still
numbers his friends by the score. His r
late visit to Tucson was the first in three
years.
Ex-President Harrison receives larg-
er sum for his articles on "This Coun-
try OF Ours" which be Is writing for the
Ladies' Home Journal, than has been
paid TO any public man In America for
magazine work OF q similar nature. His
first article in the Christmas number
Of the Journal, cold over 100000 extra
copies of the magazine, of which 725, 600
copies were printed as first edition.
Macario Moreno, an old Mexican who
makes his livelihood by hunting. was in
The Santa Catalinas on the 10Th inst.
He ran across three Indian bucks. AS
both parties took to cover no harm re-
suited from the shots exchanged. He
thinks that the Indians fired between
twelve and fifteen shots. In the morn
ing be again hupted and was again shot |
at. He escaped and came TO town. The
place where the Indians were seen was
m M OF 10 tolu q horn the Ronnl rnnnh