Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18

About $lOO, ,OOO will be paid out fol cattle in Tucson thls month. Prescott has agreed to raise s6000 fol Fourth of July celebration at that place.
 Major Schwartz, lately defeated fol
 Recorder in Phoenix, on the democratic ticket, has been appointed secretary oi the board of control by the governor.
 Detective Breckenridge of the South. ern Pacific who made quite reputation in running down Wheeler, the train rob Der. IS now said to have a corner on George, the bandits companion.
 Parks Tea clears the complexion.
 Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Roy, N. Y. says: "I have used Parks Tea and find 1t the best remedy I have ever tried Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'s office was robbed at C;ittenden on Wednesday night The safe was not molssted but every. thing else of value and portable was car. ried away. The robbers at last account had not been heard from.
 A daughter of Capt. Jack Crawford, populsrly known as the "Belle of the Rio Grande" WAS married the other day to D. w. Reckhart, of Fl Paso. Capt. Jack is we'll known to many of our old timers as brave and courteous man.
 William Raglan the dsrkey tough who was shot by his brother John Thursday night last died iu the hospital yesterday afternoon and was buried today from the rooms of the Arizona Undertaking company. The general opinion is ttst the killing was justi6able.
 About 5000 cattle were shipped from the Huachuca siding last week. The shippers were W. l.. Vail & Co.,, Colin Cameron Cattle Co.,; Crittenden Land & Cattle Co.,; Herrera & Mcclure; Roberts Cattle Co, and a number of smaller stock men.
 The board of control have raised a fever of excitement by their action in re- ference to the territorial rrison. The force of guards has been reduced from l3 to II ana the salaries of the rem ain der cut from sI00 to sS0 per month The innermosts thoughts of the sufferers have not yet been given out for publica- tion.
 Dr. NJ. s. Coffmau, 8 we'll known and highly respected physician of Solomon vile. died at that pl ce of perItonitis on Sunday last. He was buried Monday and many were the sincere regrets at his demise. During his illness every possible care and attention was given him but nothing could afford the desired relief and the end came. He leaves, says the Bulletin, 8 mother, three sisters and three brothers, all living in California, to mourn his departure, to whom the sympathy of this entire community IS extended.
 There were three accidents in string today one of which promises serious re- suits. The handsome bay horse of P. B. Zeigler was standing in front of the Maison Doree when his .hitchipg strap accidentally loosened and fell to the ground. This startled the horse and as he turned to run he collided with her. dic and smashed the buggy to pieces. The team attached to the herdic became frightened and before they could be stopped dashed down Mesilla street to Meyer. In front of the Occidental hotel they oollided with hitching post and later were brought to a stand still con- siderably the worse for wear. Several cowboys made an effort to head them of. In doing so Vicente Monreal, who wss leading, was struck bylthe run awsys just as he turned the corner of Ochoa going south on Convent. Both horse and rider went violently to the ground, the horse falling on Monresl's right leg and smashing the thigh bone. He was taken up and conveyed to the hospital.