Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04

Tucson Lodge No. 4, /. o. G. T. meet
this evening at 1880 and Will initiate
several members.
A case was before Justice Meyer TO-
day wheIin Rafael Aldecoa was fined $40
for striking child.
The grain in the Santa Cruz valley
presents a most beautiful picture to the
lovers OF nature as it waves IN the WIND.
A drive down Stevens Avenue ii
amply repay those taking it.
Mrs. Theo. G. Fitch leaves for Cali
fornia Sunday evening. She Will be ac-
companied by her little daugh ter and will
probably remain away all summer.
Word comes from all quarters that the
neatest and mOst sR,islact,ry dye for
coloring the beard brown or black is
Buckingham's Dye for the whiske-s.
Eco Sam who was on trial for being
Illegally in this country WIS discharged
by the district court and allowed to re-
turn to his home in Magde- emu, Sonora,
Mexico.
]. ID. Milton we'll krown here, for the
past year Chief of Pvlre Of Ell Paso,
has been notified to turn bis Office over
to his eu cceseor E. NJ. Fink. Milton is
said to have made good officer.
A cup of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the morning without pain
or discomfort. 1t Is a great health giver
and blood purifier. Sold by Fred Fleish
man, druggist.
Frank Treat received today from Los
Angeles by express full biooded, re-
gisrercd Maltese cat. He proposes to
improve sLd grade up the greatly
deteriorated feline Tucson variety.
MIR. II. F. Collins a popular young
gentleman who has m@de his home in
Tucson for the pest year will shortly
leave for Arkansas Pass, Texas, where
he will engage in his busln- IS of civil
engineering.
Michael Burning, an old time Tucson
ita and former partner OF l.. NJ.
P.ince, carpenters ard builders, died in
St. Mary's hospital NJ Dday night. He
was an excellent workman and a quiet,
unobstrusive citizen. He was well
kDown and had many friends.
Parks Tea clears the complexion.
Mrs. n. Meyette, of L. Roy, \. Y,
says: II have used Parks Tea and find
it the best remedy / have ever tried"
Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
4 SPECIAL meeting Of the Women'e
Universal Benevolent society has been
called for tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
TO make final arrangements for the com
ing II. The meeting will be at the
lsAfac ION snfrH n i fnfl gft -
ance is requested.
Mr.. ". S. Holland representing the
Banning coal company of Los Angeles
was in the city vests rdBy. While here
he made arrangements for the appear
ance of the Santa Catalina Island mill
tary band which will give an open air
concert in the court plaza on the even
ing of April %. Mr.. Holland is an ex
ceedingly pleasant gentleman.
Parks Cough Syrup cures coughs,
colds and consumption. Mrs. Catherine
Black, of LIE Rsy, n Y, says: Il took
one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. 1t
acted like magic. Stopped my coSgh
and | Am perfectly we'll now" Sold by
Fred Flelshman, druggist.
Parties in from Miuas Prietas a few
days since stated IN reference TO the
small pox reported at that place, that
the disease is always prevalent there
abouts, but hes no epidemic form. Short
ly before leaving several had died of the
disease, but no particular notice was
taken of it. That is all there Is to 1t
Arizona Lodge Ne. !, A. O. U. w. adj
ded three new brothers to it's roll of
mem bers hip last night. This order lie
one Of the most prosperous in this COM
munlty. The facilities 1t offers for q
provision against future want is not eX-
celled by any similar organization. The
lodges in this city are particularly pros
porous. They are deserving well of their
prosperity.
Johr Young is in town from Greater
vile. He reports the country there
abouts as beng extremely dry and
water in the wells unusually low. No
placering is being done, and no gold has
been marketed from that secti for
quite while. At Rosemont about 6
niles from Greoteivllle, work is keipg
by q small body of men ur-
der the SUI eTiutendence Of Mr.. McLeasy
Ar. Rose is expected IN the camp about
Nay /.
I've secret in my heart,
Sweet Marie,
4 tale / would impart,
Sweet Marie.
II you'd even fsirer be
You must always use Parks Tea
The Improvement you will see,
Sweet Marie. Sold by
Fred Freshman, druggist.
This morning di Gus ion arose as to |
the Cosmopolitan character Of the make |
up OF the town. To determine this one
Of the parties in interest walked from |
the corner of Congress and Main street |
to the post flee, three blocks away, and |
He reports having met |
kcown nationalties as follow: Amer
leans Z, Mexicans ., Chinamf 3. African |
|. Irisi mar ], Englishman l, Scotch 2.
Hebrews >, Hungariaps l, S!avonions 3,
Germans 3, Papago Indians 4, Pima |
indians 2, Yaqui l. allan l, Scotchman
|, Freuchman 2 This did not include
, dozen or more individuals who might |
nave been almost any nationality under
be sun. 1t is almost safe to say that |
! representative % nearly every civilized |
ace or earth can be met in Tucson.