Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-13

was discharged R1d the case continued
for the term.
The concert at the park last night was
we'll attended, and the frequent bursts
Of applsuse showed that the excellent
music was thoroughly appreciated.
Col. 2abriskie was passenger for st.
Louis this morning. He is travelling
alone, the remaining members OF the
delegation having taken the northern
route.
To restore gray hair to lite natural
color as in youth, cause 1t to grow
abundant and strong. there is no better
preparation than Halls Hair Remover
The corner room of the new Kohler
block will be opened on the 2Osh inst,
with a stock OF carpets, upholstery.
crockery ware, etc., snd will be one OF
the prettiest stores in town.
( Tucson is cool. That is If you COM
pare il with Volcano Springs, on the 5.
| p. in California. The Thermometer
9here today, in the telegraph office.
registers 123 degrees.
There will be a meeting of the young
men of Tucson on Friday night, al the
City Hall. for the purpose af making
preliminary preparations for the Fourth
| of July celebration. All the young men
Of the city are invited.
| A letter from Mike Hurley the de-
| faulter to relatives In Phoenix leaves
| him landed safely in Cape Town, South
| Africa, with new determinations to yet
make a financial success in life.-Pros-
| pector.
Mrs. Harriet A. Marble, OF Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, was for years a martyr
| to headache, and never found anything
to give her more than temporary relief
until che began TO take Ayers Pills,
since which she has been in the enjoy
ment of perfect health.
The editor of the News desires TO
acknowledge the receipt OF copy of
the Fifth Annual Register of the Uni
versity Of Arizona.-Tempe News.
Well, why in the world don't you do
it then. Curtie? You have our permits
sion.
Next Sunday is Rev. g. p. Wilson's
birthday. In commemoration OF the
event, the Sunday school children will
be entertained at the NJ. E. parsonage
10 the early part of Saturday evening.
Later all friends are invited TO join In
and partske IN the pleasures OF the
occasion.
Mr.. ID. Markham, of San Pedro is in
the city, undergoing medical treatment.
Under Dr. Mates care he is gradually
recovering. Mr.. Markham is one OF
rinal countyis reliable men. He is a
large cattle owner, snd though quiet and
uusssuming, is very successful in the
conduct of his business.
The Tennessee Centennial Exposition
enjoys the distinction OF six OF it's main
buildings ready one year before the
opening. it's grounds graded. its water
system in and its electric light system
in operation when needed. The is On
indication TO what proportisns the en-
terprise may 60 before the opening May
/, 1897.
Hon. Wiley E. Jonee, district attor-
ney of Graham County, paid the Girl
ZEN visit yesterday evening. Mr..
Jones is returning from Phoenix, where
be was delegate to the territorial con-
vention. His voice was heard upon the
floor in an uncompromising. lnhiDching
resolve for free silver, and he was will
ing to forego his chances 20 Chicago IN
preference to sacrificing one iota OF
principle be believes TO be right. 1t is
just such stuff OF which good citizens
are made, and Graham County msy be
proud to own such residents as Wiley Z.
Jones.
At the governors Office yesterday at !
terd8y was held meeting OF the terri |
torial board of immigration commission |
srs, the governor presiding. Present |
were Commissioners Jordan of MericO- |
pa. W. ii. Burbage OF Apache. and Her
bert Brown of Pima, several OF the out
side commissioners sending proxies for
representation by Commissioner Jordan.
The discussion as manly 10 connection
with the essential data for the governors
forthcoming report. Adjournment was
till the second Monday in August.-Re-
publican.
A runaway team driven by Papego
created some excitement and did little
damage on Meyer street this afternoon.
Rounding the corner at RebeiPs store
the wagon came 10 contact with post
and lost q wheel. A little further on,
two posts, supporting 6 wooden roof
over the side walk opposite Goldbaum's
store, were demolished and the roof
broken. Quite crowd collected. The
Indian owning the team was arrested
and will be punished for leaving his
team standing on the streets without be-
ing tied. The ordinance relating to this
dangerous practice will be strictly en-
forced hereafter. Take warning and tie
your horses.
Distric ATTORNEY Swain returned from
Wilcox last night where he went TO
prosecute case wherein Mr.. @. M. Carr
q dentist was found guilty OF practicing
dentistry without having registered bis
credentials In the recorders office or
having practioiDe certificate from the
terrItorisl board of dentistry. Carr wss
fined the minimum provided by the sta.
tutes and paid 500 fine. This is the
second case 10 Cochise county where a
professional travelling doctor was feed
500 for violating the law in this regard.
Prospector.
The June number of the Progress or
The World magazine IL an unusually in
teresting one. Ia the department of
scientific progress DR.. /. NJ. Cline gives
the results OF careful study into eli
mate diseases, and by colored map
illustrates every portion OF the United
States in respect to the diseases that
are common to its climate. Other mat
tiers of popular scientific interest are
treated, such as the formation OF butter,
cheese, ETC., by archaeological growth,
the latest uses of aluminium, and an
il :tr8ted description of the "Aerocy-
cle," the new bicycle propelled by COM
pressed air. The general history of
each country of the world during the
previous month is epitomized in crisp,
brightly written articles that are exceed
ingly instructive. Published at 155
Fifth Avenue. New York;
Mr.. F. E. White of Florence, and Miss
Elizabeth Mcneil were quietly married
at the Mcneil residence this morning at
o'clock. Rev. Fred Sheldon perform