Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.


 city looking up insurance.
 Miss Hannah Mansfield royalty ente
 tained number of her young frien
 last evening.
 Ben Heney has disposed of his catt
 and brand on the San Pedro.
 MT. J. N. Berger was in from the SE
 Xavier today. He reports work on u
 old mission progressing satisfactorily.
 Eu.h McCrum well known here ar
 part owner ct the Pearson block is to |
 married in San Francisco shortly.
 The engagement of Lieut.. H. F. Pric
 of Fort Huachuca, to Miss Lucille Lar gueman of Ei Paso, is announced.
 Constable Bob Frazer is officiatiGse city marshal in the absence of Marsha Paul on leave. He assumed the dutie of his office this morning.
 The bicycle fad in Tucson has almos ruined the livery business ID Tucson The young men now do their courtini cn "bikes" and excursions to the coun try are made on the same wheels.
 A cup of Parks Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pair or discomfort. It IS a great health give and blood purifier. Sold by Fred Fleish man, druggist.
 A prophetic weather eye had storn and frost docketed for fast night, but | happened to be one Of the hottest nights yet experienced. As there was a blow at the north pole the prediction wal fulfilled.
 Mir. Howard Banes leaves in the morn ing for Sonora, Mexico, where he vii take charge of the mines of l.. Ephriam These mines have been worked for years and are said to be valuable properties MT. Banes IS a thorough mining man and will undoubtedly work them to the best advantage possible.
 Mrs. Panl. mother of City Marshal Paul, arrived this morning on visit to her son, who obtained leave of ab- serce from his official duties during her visit here. She is stopping with MT. and Mrs. R. H. Paul.
 Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I took one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. l. acted like magic. Stepped my cough and l am. perfectly well now" Sold by Fred Freshman, druggist.
 Those who fondly cling to the old adobe roofed houses will ts ks en object lesson in two suits for S5G00 damages be- gan by LNo Foo and Chung Fat asginst Pedro Charoulegu for injuries sustained by the falling roof of back room in the o. K. Restaurant OF Church pleza a month ago.
 Hon. Sam Hughes thinks him 8 poor doctor who does not take his own medi- cine. Sam predicted that it would rain yesterday so he hurried home to fix roofs" He, however, kindly postponed the downpour out of consideration to the ladies of the Congregational Guild who gave lawn social last evening, and fiue weather was necessary to the good of the treasury.
 Reports from San Carlos are to the effect that on the night of the 14th the In6Ians had a fight among themselves and { or , souaE6 and several children were killed. Afterwards I6 bucks rounded up lot of squsws and started south witb them in the direction of the Aravaipa- "Wednesday morning the Indian police and soldiers followed. The entire trouble is said to be due to to lack of provisions am ong the Indians.
 I've a secret in my heart,
 Sweet Marie,
 4 tale l would impsrt,
 Sweet Marie.
 If you'd even f6irer be
 You must always use Parks Tea
 The improvement you will see,
 Sweet Marie. Sold by
 Fred Fleishman, druggist.
 4 reminder of the Geronimo's raid is suit by Leo Suastigui against Gil Valdsz for R horse stolen by the friend ish hero of eastern Indians fanatics The horse after many accidents and changes o: masters found itself dragging a j0b wagon on Church plaza. MT horse and is now endeavoring to recover 1t. The case still pending in Chas Meyers court of equity. Later-Judge ment was found for the Complainant Suastigui.
 Hoa. c. R. Wores returned 8 few days since from an ore purchasing trip to Tombstone an1 Hsrsh8w. While away he secured about 100 tons of leso end silver ores. h the vicinity of Har- shaw he reports the miners doing we'll ard the entire country assuming pros porous look. Notwithstanding the loN price of silver the hills are full of miners and much good ore is being extracted MT. Wores will remain here about g week and during that time will be busy at his sampling works near the depot.
 The lawn social last night, given for the be1eft Of the Congregational church was an immense success, although a large number of ladies were kept away by the threatened storm. The singing by the Treo.e q ef club as we'll as that of individuals won for them many con- mendatiors aud much applause. The attendance. despite the lowering weath- CT, was quite large The evening was thoroughly enjoyable ore and maintained the high reputatSHOAahe Congregation al lsdIes for the giving of successful entertain mente.
 The sale of eight Of the best gold mines as PIcacho, outside of the Dr. Jayne group, to New Yo. k and Denver ti-Hl+cNS OfiCs-S q hoH cl O li- mining on the Colorado river. Parties are negotiating for the Jayne mines. upon which they propose to put 100 stamp mill to be run by electricity. San Francisco parties have an option upon tbe White Gold group upon which they will pot twenty five ton Huntington mill. Messrs. O. ConnOr, Cummings and Anderson are on a trip of examina- tion of the mining interests from Yuma to Ehrenberg on the Colorado.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Freeman concluded her ser ies of free lectures at the opera house Wed nesdsy night, with big audience, and lecture upon "Msn and his Code" was highly entertaining and instructive. h. deed, the whole course of four lectures met with publ appreciation. The word pictures of the gifted speaker were elo~ q uent and artistic, while her argument