Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-13

John Doe paid 57.50 to Judge Scott yesterday morning John was up Tor misdemeanor.
 District Attorney Lowell leaves to- night for Prescott to attend the Supreme court.
 Mrs. c. E. Wood left for Dallas, Tex. this morning. Later from there she VIII go 10 St. Louis for the summer.
 4 meeting of the Tucson bicycle club IS called fer this evening at 7.30 ID the city hall. \ full attendance is request ed By order of the president.
 Hon. NJ. G. Samaniego lost gold badge last night. It was the badge or the president of the Arizona Pioneers and is of DO benefit to anybody but the owner. Finder will please return same to him.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Steinfeld and family leave for Santa Monica tonight. They will be absent much of the sum- mer and will visit through California l and Washington.
 Parks Tea clears the complexion. Mrs. N Meyette, of La Roy, N. l., says: "I have used Parks Tea and ind 1t the best remedy l have ever tried Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist. The residence now in course of con- struction by Bou. George ROskruge, IS rapidly approaching completion. With the finishing touches to the house Georges lease on single blessedness will ! expire.
 By an oversight mention of Hon. ] Mayor Buehman was committed rom
 the Fourth of July proceedings publish
 ed m the CITIZEN yesterday. His honor l officie ted as muster of ceremonies and
 acquitted himself handsomely. On the first page of our todays issue | appears the rather striking BdvertIse- meat of L. Zsckendorf $ Go. With their | usual push and energy their mldsum- l mer clearance sac is brought before us | and if prices talk theIr bargains are l tempting morsels for dispeptic purses, | the!r low prices talk in theundertones.
 The badly paralyzed Indian boy that has been about town for the past two years IS in limbo for stealing a watch. 1 This he sold for 9 cents. The latter owner made neat turn Icy disposlDg of it for S2.50. The man that bought 1t had bargain till the owner put in a
 claim. The Indian was sent up for 50 l days.
 The American beauty owes her pres tige more to a clear complexion than to any other attribute. A cup of Parks l Tea will enable any one 70 possess this. It clears the skin and removes pimples
 and that sallow, muddy look. Parks Tea Is used by thousands of ladies for the complexion. Without being g
 cathartic 1t cures constipation. Sold by Fred Fleishmap, druggist.
 John Baxter an old time miner broke leg at the Olive camp yesterday. lie
 was about 10 step in his wagon when
 the mules attached whereto started
 and ID the struggle to save himself his
 left leg was caught in s wheel and brok-
 en between the knee and the ankle. He
 was brought to town and pr. Fenner set the injured member.
 Parks Sure Cure is positive specific
 in all diseases of the liver and kidneys. : By removing the uric acid iD the blood } 1t cures rheumatism. $. B. Basford, of Carthage, $. Dak., says: 'l believe
 Parks Sure Cure excels all other medI-
 cines for rheumatism and urinary dis
 orders" Sold by Fred Fleishman, orug- EiGt.
 The boys and girls from the Indian school joined the procession on Penning- ton street Thursday. They made a splendid showing. Their bright faces
 and neat dress won not only for them 1 selves, but also for MT. BIllman and his assistants who have had the young h. . dians in training, universal commend
 ation.
 ". R. Barker, a member of Arizona
 Lodge No 1, A. o. U. w., died of small pox at Gueymas, Sonora, Mexico, May Is. On account of the death occurring ] in a foreign country there was neces l sarily considerable delay in procuring I the official proof of death and which did ? not reach the grand recorders office IT ! Denver until June 10th. Calls for pay
 ment of assess ments are made on the
 fret day of the month, and ordinarily
 payments in this case would not have been made until the laet of July, but there being a surplus in the grand re- ceiver's hands after payments of al
 death claims. Grand Recorder BoyG has sent Recorder Osborne draft fol 5000 payable to Mrs. E!osIs Barker mother 3t her deceased son.