Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Governor Hughes i s in the city.

Ex-Governor Wolfiey was in tie ci
 Saturday but returned to Phoex
 Sunday evening.
 Another carload of concentrates can
 in from the Montana mine in the Oi
 Blsnco district today.
 Rodolto Vasquez, who was on trit
 for larceny, had a second trlal on oa
 urdsy evening last and was prompti
 acquitted.
 The United States grand jury va called th's morning and excused tlil S:5 tomorrow. The entire panel CT the trla fur; was excused till 2:30 this after noon.
 FcuI t-smps and a resident wife beate were ground through tEe recorders mil today. The former were sent ISto SC cusion for days each and the latter 10 20 days.
 The Tucson base ball tssm are IT training for the big game that IS prom ised ia the pear future Iu Phoenix wheI 1t IS expected that all the territoria teams will contest.
 Mir, F. G. Msldonado, one of the king pius of Casa Grende. Is in the city GI busi. ess before the land office. MT Maldonado rates 4 ] as a buslne sl man and good citizen.
 Col. John Bri ;kwood, Frank King Josepa Pascholly, and E. K. Sykes oi Nogales have been summoned for duty ou the United States grand jury. They are stopping at the Occidental.
 Tornado Tom: He was tough, but his heart was in the right place. Bliz- gard Bill: Thst so? Tornado Tom Yes, shot for the place where it ought to be and it was right there!
 Articles of incorporation of the Inter national Sanitarium at Nogales were fled for record yesterday; also bargain and sale deed from Victoria M. Allis to Gee-ge J. Roskruge for east half of lot 2 in block 1o2, Tuo-on.
 Mir. James Letscn, proprietor ot the Queen hotel in B sbee, Mir. r. J. Mur- phy and s. M. Miller, made the CITIZEN pleasant call. They are guests at the Orndorff and are doing grand jury duty for Uncle Sam.
 A six days drunk was hustled through the mlll of Recorder Council thls morn iny. He was a descendant of the great M ,ntezumR and bore his newly acquir cd honors as keeper of the ball and chlin with becoming dignity.
 Miss Ollie Torbett, the yiolinist with the Sextette troupe, was elated in find ing a country woman in Mrs. w. J. Os- born. Both ladies are natives of Sweed- CD and had many interests in common when talking over the ''old country" The Fort Grant base ball team have annou, ,ced their willingness to give the Tucsoa boys a rattle in the box. The day of meeting will be set early ln Nov ember. The Fort Grant team is largely composed of the Thomas Athletes. W. P. Patterson, the popular s Southern Pacific engineer, was in the city Satur- day eu route to his home in Benson from California, to which state be had accompanied his wife. For the past sev eral weeks Mrs. Patterson has been quite ill and change was necessary to her complete recovery. Mabel Judd, young daughter of the | late T. 4. Judd, Is i'll with typhoid fever l at the residence of Judge Osborn. Yes 1 terday she was somewhat better, but | today no further improvement is notice | able. Her mother was wired for and | arrived from California. this morning. There was an addition to the medical | fraternity of Tucson yesterday morning. | Dr. Whitmore reports the arrival of sn | assistant. The latter, however, will not l enter upon practice immediately. His | name is W. V. Whitmore, Jr., and he I weighs about eight pounds. He refuses | to be chased among the lone lungers." The doctor has been trestIng his numer- | ous friends to quinine and Assfoetids.
 Horace Greedy once ssid: "The way toi resume is to resume" speaking of again putting gold into circulation after | ahe war. But yoa may cay resume" any number of times to that torpid liver 1 of yours and it won't budee until you | take Simmons Liver Regulator. Many | people seem to forget that constipation, | biliousness and sick headache are all | caused by sluggish liver. Keep the liver active. Mir. F. c. Pohndorf, representing the | Royal Baking Powder company, was in | the city Saturday and made the CITIZEN | pleasant call. He is general agent for the company throughout Mexico and | Central America. Arizona and New Mexico have lately been added 10 his jurisdiction. The Royal Baking Powder | company is one of the very best instItu- | tions in Americs not only as the msHu- | fa,turers of a great baking powder. but l for their fnancial strength and the | promptness with which they pay their | bills. A boy working in bicycle factory at | Indianapolis lad aside, piece at time, | until be finally had enough to build | himself bicycle. The firm discovered the fact, and arrested the boy upon the charge of grand larceny. The boys lawyers proved actual facts, gleaned from the firm themselves and from em- ployes, that it cost but s16.50 to put up- on the market an SS0 bicycle, end there fore the material stole by the boy did not amount to enough to convict hIm of grand larceny.
 The wisdom of the ant is to be extoil- ed. They are believed to know more about the weather than Prof. Wetmore, Pioneer Hughes or even Superintendent Burrows himself. All through the coun- try the little toilers are lat work prepar- ing for flood. Some, according to Mr. Sam Hughes, are so infinitively small thath they can march four abreast through the eye of 8 csmbric needle, and others so large that a barrel hoop has to be opened before they can get through it. They are workers, and 'csuse why? Because its agoing to rain and so far as I can figure if out we are going to have a very wet winter," says Mir. Hughes. This gentleman proposes not to bs caught mapping and will put his roofs in readiness for the coming storm.
 Lea & Perrins' Sauce (the Worcester shire) has attained 20 great reputation for its exquIeite flavor and piquancy. and the demand for it las become so universal, that limitations, similarly labelled and named, have been offered for sale hy unscrupulous and lrresr,nn-