Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-08
RIO. Brown, OF the Herald, came in
from Phoenix this morning.

morning.
Tue family Of Conductor Gillespi
took their departure for Ell Paso TIL
morning.
The funeral Of Jonny Roach occure'
last evening and was conducted witt
military honors.
Rev. Howard Billman has gone t
days, looking TO matters OF interest t
the University.
When the scalp is strophied. or shiny
bald, no preparation will restore TIT
bair. in ellother cases, Halls Hair Ken
ever will start a growth.
Dan Gillette passed through the cit!
last night en- route to Prescott. Hi
company has purchased some promis
ing claims in Yayapai county to which
be is giving attention at present.
w. CT. Altenburg, a photographer oil
Phoenix, has taken several flash light
pictures in the Congress mine at depths
of 1900 and l700 feet.
The twin children of Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Taylor are dead. One died last even
ing and the other this morning. They
were about eighteen days cid.
w. F. Kilt is in New York laying IN
his fall stock Of goods. He will be ab-
sent about six weeks.
Hon. James Finley left last night for
ten days trip to California. He will
take in Los Angeles and San Francisco
before his return.
Id. Chils1n has returned from Old
Glory camp, having completed his en-
tract. He reports everything progress
ing finely, and active mill work will coon
commence.
The Indian scare reported on the
streets yesterday turned out to be MOTH
ing more than the result OF an overdose
of Tucson bug juice getting its work 10
on fertile brain.
Hon. W. @. Davis returned from
Los Angeles this morning, to which
place he had been on visit to Mrs.
Davis, who is still quite seriously i'll.
Hopes of her ultimate recovery are en-
tertained by her many friends.
Mike Rice has accepted the position
of under sheriff in Graham county. 1t
is needless to say that the duties which
fall to his lot will be performed with a
fidelity that will reflect
credit upon himself and the Office where
be is employed.
John Ellis is In from his copper camp
near Olive. He reports the mine devel-
oping handsomely, ITO tons of high
grade ore having been taken out within
full width of the shaft and is Al all the
ysy across.
Mr.. A. T. Cotton, OF Florence, is in
he city on business. he reports the
country between Florence and Tucson
as looking like vast meadow. Grass
covers the ranges and cattle
Ire fat.
Mr.. and Mrs. State Morrison and
nily have returned from New York
after sn absence of several months.
Mr.. Morrison secured permanent relief
rom the 8Deurism which made his
Quincy east necessity.
AS an after dinner pill, to strengthen
he stomach, assist digestion, and cor
ect any bilious tendencies, Ayers Pills
re considered the best. Being sugar
Dated, they are as agreeable as any con-
ectloD, and may be taken by the most
elicate.
Theo. D.. Fitch, who returned from
california a few days since, reports Mrs. |
fitch as still ailIug. He went with her |
o San Diego and when he left there |
he was as comfortable as possible IN |
er the circumstances. He reports the |
Feather whereabouts as fiue and many |
ummer visitors at the various hotels. |
Notices of location of the following |
mining claims il the Meyer district !
we're filed yesterday: The War Eagle,
folden. Excelsior, Prospector, Cham |
non, White Rock aud Bull Dog. There |
Tsre also recorded the names of 277 vo- |
ers registered during the past month |
making total registration to date Of |
Al.
The town is full of idle men waiting
or something to TURF up. This morn
ng bakers dozen of them were turn.
d up before Recorder Cornell. They |
ad been arrested on charge OF vRgran-
y and held guilty as charged before his
onor. They were given the customary
to liberty if they skipped by |
be dark OF the moon, and were solemn
= warned against further casting of /
hadoWs on the townsite of Tucson, IN
er psnalty of the bastile.
Gap" Tevis, the famous hotel man
lewiston, is in the city settling up a
ssl estate deal by which he becomes
,xpeyer in the old pueblo. The coun-
y along the line of road, with the ex-
option OF a small strip east of Wilcox,
!, he ssys, as pretty as picture. The
rass is deep and covers the country as
IT 8s the eye can reach. The already
bundent rains have assured good sup
ly of grass and ranchers are making
reparations to put up large quantities
wild hay.
The Philharmonic band presented a
ne appearance in the gorgeous new
informs, and played, if anything better
han usual last night. Possibly the
aspiration OF nice, new clothes may
ave had something to do with if.
Whether it did or not, the concert was
ne and listened to by a large and
ppreciative audience. No doubt this
rganizatioh will receive many favor
bic comments when they visited Cal
iornIa, and they will all be deserved.
1.-The Lss Cruces. n. M, Democrat,
AVS Miss Noddy Boxman, formerly Of
.as Cruces, daughter OF w. @. Bowman,
i'll star the different cities OF Southern
alifornia this summer. She will have
5 her leading support Dr. ]. P. Booth,
< sheriff of San Bernnrdlno county,
al, and x-assemhlyman of this dis
-ict. The company will also include
liss Alice Booth and Jerome Booth,
aughter and son of DR.. Booth" Miss
owmRn is cousin our townsman,
has. Bowman, attorney, aud a young
.dy of brilliant attachments, who will
oubtless gain distinction in the life
ork she has chosen.
Two matters OF considerable import
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