Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

nte III bil0 ClCy TOT IDe Wlnl6T. mrS Chaser is in poor health.
 Governor and Mrs. Hughes hav gone to Phoenix where they will remain for several days.
 Ex-Attorney General Frances Heney, left for Californis last night or important business in connection witt the Aransas hsrbor development.
 Editor Bird, of the Oasis, left foI home on freight last night, in answer to 8 telegram from Mrs. Bird ststin. that she was i'll.
 Mary had a little lamb
 It followed her each day
 Till Mary put the bloomers on,
 And then it ran away.
 The exact difference between Tucson and San Francisco time is exactly 3f minutes and II seconds. That is San Francisco is slower than the time here abOuts.
 Superintendent Randolph received a new private car this morning. It IS cell ed the San Carlos and is elegant in ap- pearances and appointments.
 The Tucson gas company are blooded. All the old pipes throughout the town are being pulled up and replaced by heavy cast iron ones.
 A couple of w8yfaring men bowed low before his eminence, Recorder Cornell, today. He straightway ordered their heads off for five days.
 Ire Lugo Brothers have had call to do painting in Nog sles and one of them has gone there for that purpose. The other, the cider of the two, IS doing a large business in his line here.
 Prof. E. l.. Wetmore has arranged for for another downpour o! rain in the near future. It must fall in October or She signs of the times and predictions ga- lore go for nothing.
 Hon. Sam H. and Mrs. Drachman celebrate the 20th 8nniverslty of their wedding today. Many congratulations have been rendered the happy pair in which the CITIZEN joins.
 A tramp was driven by the approach ing rain storm into the presence Of that royal dispenser of the law, Recorder Cornell yesterday morning. He was allowed ''six hours to git" and he got He went east to attend the fight.
 A considerable number of hone steads are being filed in sections 15, lG and 17 east of Tucson. This is 6 good indication that the outlying country IS filling up with an industrious farming community.
 Surveyor General Manning returned from Arsnsgs Pass Wednesday evening. Like all others who have seen that favor ed spot he is highly enthusiastic over its future and the magnificent results in store for investors.
 Rev. E. c. Chavez of Las Cruzse, New Mexico, arrived lsst evening and will hereafter make Tucson his home. He will form a valuable coadiutor to the Rev. NIT. Serna who has been establish ed here for the past year.
 Aiizona Lodge No. l A. O. U. ". is doing good work among the sick. Last meeting io paid out SSS sick benefits The A. O. U. w. order, of which the Tucson lodges are worthy representa- lives. IS one of the noblest orders ever devised by man.
 A Mexican by name of Jesus Valencia. resident on Simpson street, was killed by bronco horse yesterday at his ranch in the LRgunR. The horse fell on him and crushed his life out. He was well known and much respected. He wss buried this afternoon.
 MT. Wm Shaw, foreman Rt Rosemont, IS on the trial jury. He reports about forty men in the employ of the company and gradual improvement in the ore bodies as depth is obtained. AS scon ss arrangements are completed the smelter will be blown in.
 Bradley, the Candy Kitchen man, pro- misses to be on deck and in new build ing, safe from falling rafters by October 3l. While the pugs are pulling of the big fight he will be pulling candy and shaping himself to sweeten tbe public tooth. He will open the finest candy store that was ever in the town. Harper's Weekly for October 18th will contain an article Cn German army Manoeuvres, by Poultney Bigelow, and l fully illustrated supplement by R. F. | ZoRbaum, on the results obtained by | Admiral Bunce's Squadron of evolution l issue of the weekly will be paper on l the Atlanta exposition. A committee of the Philharmonic band were making a round of the buei ness houses today, selling tickets for the promenade concert and dance which | takes place in the opera house Oct. 26 | The event Is one of great promise in | musical circles and the two hours dance | following the concert will be another | big drewing card. Every young man in | the town should buy one and take Ais | girl. If you experience Q sense of fatigue | without adequate cause, a continual tired feeling, and find your duties irk- some, your stomach and liver are out of order and in need Of an appropriate re- medy to restore them to healthy activi- ty. Dr. J. H. McLesn's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will correct the difficulty, stimulate the digestion, sharpen the appetite and put new life and vigor into the body. Price Sl per bottle. Sold st all drug stores. The late Mickey Stewart WAS one of the braVest and most nervy men that ever lived. During his last illness Dr. BranneD, of Flagstaff, informed him that he had better make his will and pre- pare for death as he had only a few hours at best of life, and, of you have any thing to say you had better say it." Well" qouth Mickey, as he raised hlm- self fer a moment. "All l have to say is that God must be sorely in need of an angel when he calls Mickey Stewart" And the iron-nerved man from the north laid down and died.-Gezette.