Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-12
Deputy Marshal Ezekiels is back from

Deputy Marshal Ezekiels is back from
his hunt after the bank robbers.
Judge Bethune made q. 8. citizen
OF Bsrtholdi Aldiwinkle this morning.
A. HittinRer has gone to the coast for
short vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Neal came in from Oracle
yesterday.
Miss Seabert has gone to Los Angeles
for q short visit.
W. P. Tonkin. of Orc Blanco. lie in the
city, en- route to Bisbee.
Hon. R. r. Richardson is in town, and
will remain for day or two.
Mr.. Roy Stahl. the we'll known min
ing engineer, is in the city from Du-
quesne.
Deputy Sheriff Doyle, who lives near
the round house, has three children
afflicted with diphtheria.
Col. Locke, of Cincinnati. is in the
city Oh mining business, and will remain
during the week.
Remember the production OF LA
Gsllins Ciegs" at Reid's opera house on
Saturday evening.
Weather permitting, the PhilhRr-
monte band will render their regular
concert this evening at the city park.
Superintendent Randolph, sccompan-
led by Assistant Superintendent Sea-
bert, has returned to the city after
short absence.
Thos. II. Sutton, representing Bishop
On business trip in the interest OF hls
firm.
There were three applicants for teach
er's certificates at the regular quarterly
examination which was completed yes
terdsy.
1t bss been decided that Tucson is to
have q chemical fire engine. 1t he
certainly matter for generalization, as
such protection is needed.
r. T. Millsr is suffering from q severe
/ attack Of intermittent fever. His con-
dltion remains about the same, but
hopes are entertained for his early re-
| covery.
E. Fl. Cook, superintendent of the
Buffalo mine at Globe, returned home
yesterday after visit in Tucson for al
moet q week.
VIM. Hildreth, who was q member Of
the posse which engaged the bank rob-
bers in battle in Skeleton canyon. has
been employed by the Southern Pacific
| company as guard.
The Eagle Milling company 10 justly
proud of beautiful team of grey Per-
oberon horses which they recently
purchased in Phoenix. The animals
are fine specimens of well-breed horse
flesh and weigh 340O pounds.
Hon. Ohss. r. Drake, with bis chill
dren, returned from California this
morning. Mrs. Drake, who 10 in San
Francisco, will return shortly.
Julius Goldbaum is back from his Va.
cation in California, looking we'll and
feeling splen6idly. His advent will be
followed by lots Of good things for his
customers.
Nj. F. Ingham, popular 8. P. engi-
neer, will leave tonight and join Mrs.
Inghsm who has been visiting friends,
when together they. will proceed to
Placerville. While absent they will at
tend the California state fair at Sscrs-
mento.
The London Times in q recent editor
ial, sdvices the free coinage Of silver for
the United States, and urges that Uncle
Sam should purchase Cuba. Prof. E.
L. Wetmore asserts that this is the in
evitable result be has long predicted az
the outcome of bis snciently discovered
33-yesr cycle.
Prof. Netherton, ex-superintendent OF
territorial schools, has been engaged to
take charge Of the Yuma schools for the
ensuing year. Yuma is fortunate 10
having secured the services Of so earnest
an educator Us Prof. Nethertop.
John Wright. of Yuma, son of Judge
@. W. Wright, has been very i'll for some
time past, but it will be q source OF
pleasure to his many friends to know
that his good constitution and excellent
nerve have pulled him safely through.
He is prscticing law In Yuma and il
succeeding most satisfactorily.
Mr.. O. 8. Nelson, who for the past
two years has had charge OF tho Silver
Bell mines, owned by the Tucson Nd.
ard S. Co., has accepted position in
British Columbia, and leaves with his
family for that place on the 18th OF this
month. Mr.. Julius Tolkert has gone to
Silver Bell to take Mr.. Nelson's place.
In the district court this morning the
case OF @. A. Elliott va. w. M. Roberts
ct al was on trial. The afternoon was
devoted to hearing the case OF Msish
VS.. Msish, for divorce. At the hour
of going to press the case Was still in
progress OF trial.
To rise in the morning with q bad
taste in the mouth, and no appetite, in
dictates that the etomach needs strength
enine. For this purpose, there is moth
ing better than an occasional dose OF
Ayers Pills taken at bed time.
T. E. Russell is improving rapidly,
winch fact will crafty q large number
of friends. He has been a patient at
the hospital, suffering from typhoid
fever. but it 10 confidently hoped that
he will be among US sgain within Q
week.
Martin Ernest, proprietor Of "The
Western" hss q large force OF men bust
ly engaged in fitting up the Hughes
building, on Congress street, next door
to Fleischmsn's drug store, for use as q
saloon and pleasure resort. He hopeP |
to have it open by the 10th Of this
month. The plans be is pursuing in !
the arrangement and decorations will |
make it one OF the largest and finest |
places of Its kind in the territory.
It is announced that o new time card
will 60 into effect on the s. P. begin. |
ming on the Doth inst. The change is
designed to effect better connections at |
FL Paso. Both the east and west bound |
naraao0arc will m yrive in Tueaon in thu