Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-14

Mr.. j. p. I. .nergan i reported on ih
sick list t,day.
Parks Cough Syrup for Coughs Gnt
Co is. Sold Oy Frea tleishman.
Mrs. Oliver, foi m erly Miss King o
Wilcox, is said to be quite seriously il
al her home east of the Military plaza.
The Aramenta Concert company vii
appear IN the opera house January p
under the auspices of the Methods
churc".
4 jaTy il the Lille Cannon case wal
iDI.an.l..d tod Y. WITH The exception
OF foar they ale ali out OF town men
The tIisl of the Case YVES al orce pro-
C ei+d With
Mfss Geo Atkinson, Geo Push.
Albert SteInfld, w. Ii. McKlttiick ano
Judge Copley came in from Caiabasas
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Francis J. Heney is expected t.
rive from Arkansas Pass tomorrow Un
business vita the DCoGesae mines liz
Washington camp.
Jose Juan and Manuel Alvarez will be
slven a p iilmi=aiy b, airing before JUS
tic Scot tomorrow. The prisoners are
two bro hers. They are charged Wi n
hone stealing.
Mr.. Sam Kaizenstien returned this
n-ornl lg from e successful trip to PinHl
county 10 the iEte is Of NJ. II lsario
Brens. SAN" is rusiler aud when
he strikes the TOAD it means business
for his house.
The Oriental Order of Humility have
ball and supper under consideration
that is intended 10 lie a. fac rs silk 1t
will be rurely Gn invita- ion affair and IS
nice as m ney eni SIX 'llful management
can make it The date OF the anspicious
event is held IN abeyar &c.
The S. P. Co.'S employers library as
eocia'ion will give a grand ball about Dec
% The proceeds of the ball will be used
foc the purpose OF nxipg up a music
70 )m and improving the library build
ing. The object Is Of a most meritorious
character and should receive liberal
patronage. A grand time is expected.
A most attractive program is bFlHc
prepared for the Congressional church
entertain gent at the opera house Tues
day, December 10. Mise Hughes cless
in dramatic action is to give tabieaux
studies in imctior, G-ecian poses and
recitations. Colored lights will be used
With charming effect. The Phllhar
moaic band will give several selections.
A full program will be published later.
My lady looks into the mirror
And her face is grows with delight,
As she sees the vast improvement
Since used Parks Tea each hight.
She is never tired or weary,
Her ills and her pains have fed;
Since she drank OF Parks Tea each
evening,
: csp full on going to bed.
Sod by Fred freshman.
Ths Haywood concerts last evening |
were oue OF re i merit and certain y de- |
serving of O much larger audience than :
the one Which greeted them. Sweeter |
music was new heard than thy made |
and it is really regretiabe that such
mueicians should be so poorly appre
ciated. From here they 60 t. Phoenix
where It is hoped the success they de
serve will attend them.
A dispatch was received here today
stating ihat E B PJmroy, brother of
Mss Nellie P mruy. had died at his
home in Oakland, Cal. Mr.. Pomroy WAS
formerly a reSidens Of this city and
served three terms as United States at |
'tornev. Recently be purchased the Oak
Hand Times and was editor of the same
at tie time Of his death, which occurred |
late last night. Miss Pomroy has the
sympathy OF friends in her aft ctIop.
". II. Reed, an old soldier and a.
old pioneer and respected citizen, has
been cor fined to his bed for the past |
two weeks at bis home rear the arroyo, |
son Main street. The old gentleman is |
IL need OF assistance and the CITIZEN |
takes this means of making the facts in |
the case known. Old pioneers and OLD |
c miracles in Rrps should see that lie |
does not suffer for the comforts and |
necessities OF lie.
MIR. Ben Fairbanks met with quite
serious accident while bicycle rid Do
yesterday. The wheel was a rented
one and the h-ndie bar bad rot beer
securely fastened. Consequently when
the Wheel struck !it4se rut ard he was
no: able TO hola IT stra g. t, the fro:t
wheel turned at righ bit angles and threw
him violently forward on his face, cut
ting and bruising him lady. Although
able 10 be about today bis face shows
signs Of rough usage. Had the handle
bar been securely screwed in the acci-
dent would never have happened.
Capt X. Med nnuel, veteran of two
ware, is ia tie city soliciting subscrip-
tons to "America's Wonderland" @
beautiful OooK showing all the wonder
full scenery in the country from Alaska
II the state of Marie II contains 500
plates and ia thoroughly descriptive of
the remarkable places in Arizona show
ing CASA Grande, the Grand Canyon
and ether places OF interest. Subscrlb
ers will not only find u e york one OF
great elegance and iutenee interest, but
they will be doing 6n old soldier, or al
least so much as is left OF him. good
service. Take book when the old gen
sleman calls to see you.
Mr.. ". FL. McKittrick, of Bakersfield,
Cd, bought 900 head of cattle from L.
Z4ckendorf & Co. last Wednesday. The
cattle had been gathered toy George At
kinson, and represented r1aEy owners,
fer Texas parties, but they failed to
materia!ize, and consequently Mr.. Nc
Kittrick took the cattla. They are ex-
pected to reach the cattle pens today.
They will be put on alfalfa feed at Bak-
ersfeld. Mr. McKittrick is alec an ex-
tensive ranch owner in the vicinity of
Wilcox, where be has considerable
stock.
Texas cattlemen have, il appears,
been playing fast and loose with the
etockmen OF Southern Arizona ard
Northern Soaora. They had engaged
about 5000 head of cattle IN the sections
Indicated, but hal made 10 deposit
thereon. The late cold wave in Texas
fright med them az to feed, and they
failed to put in an appearance on the
day agreed upon. II is always a elfe
policy for stockmen , demand deposit
from all but well known contractors for
future delivery. This would at least
DAY than for the exnansas innnrrad in