Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09
Hoods F.i.s ccre all Liver Ills, Biliousness.

HERMAN F. E1s k =, 34S Sixth St, Portland, Gre.
 Hoods FJ.s eyre all Liver Ills, BiHousness.
 Misses Lzz e and Emma Corbett leave for Phoenix tonight where they will visit with friends for few days.
 The best way to avoid scalp diseases hair falling out, ard prem ature baldnes is to use the best preventive known 10 that purpose-Hall's Hair Renewer.
 The Calhoun opera company are the next attractions on the operRtlc boards. They will be here March IS and l9. Sale of tickets wi,l commence on Satur- day next at Blacks.
 The econd issue of the School Regis ter by MT. Carlos Fully, has made its appearance. It IS full of interest to educators and contains in addition to school work much valuable information.
 The highbinder troubles in Los An geles has given much concern to the Chinese hereabouts who are Tn sympa- thy with one side or the other. Beyond some loud talking nothing, however, has yet been done.
 Stock cattle are being assessed at S6. " per head in Pima county. This was the valuation placed on common Cattle b! the territorial board of equalization and l will, of course, govern till new adjust ment is made.
 Mir. Antonio Soto an old ex-merchant | Of Tucson, but for the past l4 wears | ranchinz on the San Pedro, IS again ID town to stay. Business went against him so he concluded to dispose of his
 cattle and get back to the old town while he was able to do go.
 1 MT. Santiago Ainsa returned l st night from a month trip to the mining regions in Scnora. He reports work in the TajitDs district as progressing and the mills of Msssrs Garcias and Dalton 1 in constant operation. At the Sierra
 Pinte some exec adiuRl y rich ore ie being taken out, but lack of water is the great drawb tack with winch the camp has to
 contend.
 An effort is being made to lease Carri Hos rden for athletic and recreation
 purposes. |; successful half mile
 bicycle track, and croquet grounds will be laid out and the grounds exten-
 sively improved. The southern terml-
 nal of the proposed street railroad will | be at the gardens and the place will speedily become popular resort. Mir. C. c. Powell of Reymert is iD | the city looking after the interests Of his father-ln law, the late Jobn J. Devine. who ded suddenly in Florence on ] Thursday last. Mr. Powall is an ex-
 ceedingiy pleasant young gentleman. He IS in the employ of the Reymert company and has charge of their mining
 property.
 "Our readers will find Simmons Liver Regulator advertised in these columns. We advertise it, and use it, and we commend It as safe and excellent ut d- l icine. We became acquainted wit It in Georgia where it is a standard family
 medicine. We do not deny the merits
 of other preparations, but simply state that this one commands confidence"
 From the ''Journal, snesboro, Minn. MT. 4. Rosenstern returned home
 last nIghs after an eight days visit 1 to the various mercsntiio points l in Graham county. He reports the country up and down the Gtla vhlley as being iE 8 most prosperous and pro- gressive condition. The railroad IS grad ed within five miles of Thomas and is exp cted tc reach there within the next ten days. Lieberman & Go formerly of Wiilc0x vii. open forwarding and com mission house at that place and take charge of coke and other material ln transit to Globe. With the advent Of the railroad the towns in the valley have taken on new life and building is everywhere in progress.
 As number of T Tuceouites have an nouncsd their intentions of going to Phoenix for the purpose of participating ID the railroad festivities and also to take part in the exercises of the graG Gd lodge of the A. O. .. W. Arrange,ne lts have been made with the railroad by which car will te put at thesdisp"s;.l of the excursioDists. Tho car will leave here on Monday March II, and the fare for the round trip will be but 3S.05. The cost of tho car While in PhUenix vii be 525 per dsy hut this amount div ded amopg.mepy will make the expense auaall. For further particulars apply tc s. H. Dr. chmen Who has the scheme in tow.
 From MT. L. Rosenstern. who return ed last night from the upper Gila val ley. it IS lesrned that the Southern Pa cific coal hunters have met with great success. Reynolds, the expert in charge of the prospectcrs, has traced the Sono ra coal beds through tue country ard to the San Carlos reservation. Solomon vile has been selected ae the most feas- ible point for exploitation and the work of drilling will be con- menced at once. The machinery for that purpose has been sent in and is now in course Of erection. IL is Fir. Reynolds belief that the coal bed, which he believes to be 30 miles wide, will be reached anywhere between 50O and 1000 feet and this depth will be drlven with as little delay as ossIble.