Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06

!
 Prescott.
 Prof. Blake returned last night from bis Sonora mines.
 Hon. W. NJ. Griffith, of Dripping Springs is in the city.
 Mrs. Schwab and child will leave for | Santa Monica Rext week.
 A cup of Parks Tea at night moves | the bowels h the morning without pain or discomfort. It IS great health giver and blood purifier. Sold by Fred tlelsh- man, druggist.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, i colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Roy, N. r., says: "l took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. 1t acted like magic. Stopped my oosgh and l am perfectly well uow." Sold by Fred Fleishman, druggist. 1 The mean temperature for June was so degrees, the maximum 106; greatest daily range, 2S; least daily range, 2O. i The average precipitation for June for ! the past ten years was 2S 100 of an inch. There was no rainfall for this June just past.
 The Fl Paeo Herald says: Miss Lon denderry was out today in "spick ana l span" new dress, and she looked rust | too lovely for anything The Times wired to Boston about her and the an- swer came back that she was straight 1 goods"
 The perfect health of the town will adduce much to the success of the cele- b:aton tomorrow. The few eases Of sickness reported in the town sometime einca were isolated and further spread 8s known a single case of courageous disease Tn the town.
 "We direct the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement Of Simmons Liver Regulator on another page. We have used the medicine in our family, and are prepared to say, from experi- euce, that for torpid liver for a disord- cred stomach 1t is good remedy. When travelling we usually carry some in our valise."-From the Christian Visitor" Smithield. N. c. Engine S5l, Of the Southern Pacific was put on the scales yesterday after noon gt Fl Paso. She proved .oo much for the scalee, and had to be weighed in sections, The entire engine, equipped and ready for trip, touches the beam at 205.00O pounds; the weight of the en- zine On the trucks is 44, l0O and on the drivers 74,100.
 The miners of Tucson and surround ing districts have now an opportunity 10 market their copper ores, the Tucson II. & $. Go. having decided to begin the business of custom smeiting of copper ores. This supplies long felt want and should greatly assist in the development of the resources of this portion of the territory.
 Hon. 0. F. Schumacher suffered 6 loss of about 5250 by the destruction of his barn by fire today. Just how the fire originated no one seems to know, but it is highly probable that ii was the result of careless cigarette smoking. Assist ance was promptly on hand and all ad- joining property saved. but the barn was 8 total loss. The firemen worked act lively and promptly.
 LeanGro Goodwin, sor of the late Dr. Goodwin, met with quite a serious acci- dent al the railroad shops yesterday. The tsckling by which heavy plate was being hoisted slipped and the plate fell striking him squarely across one of hls feet. bruising 1t up considerably but fortunately breaking no bones. He WAS taken home and the wound dressed. It will lay him up for a couple of weeks.
 I'Ve a eecret in my heart.
 Sweet Marie,
 \ tale 1 would impart,
 Sweet Marie.
 If you'd even fsirer be
 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
 Sweet Marie. Sold by
 Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 The city council met Monday night and went through the usual routine of bus mess. Several important measures came up, notably the water contract for 1885, 96. This was reported back to the epec- ial committee to which power was del- egRted to close contract for same. It was suggested that given pressure on the pipes be contracted for and further that an ordinance be passed prohibiting the Gse of water for other than domestic purposes between the hours of 10 a. m. ana D. 10. Ordinance 45, relating to block l74 was lad over for one month. This ordinance proposes to reduce the width of the street at that point from 79 1-10 to 69 feet.