Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-16
70 Years the Standard.

W. J. Powers, stenographer, left yes
 terdsy for Tom bstone.
 Wm. Spears, local man of the Star,
 off for short visit to Mammoth.
 Mir, J. O. Waterman left yesterday fo
 Urez Sonora, Mex.
 Affairs are very quiet in the neigh
 borhood of the city hall today.
 Dr. Goodfellow will leave for Los An oeles this evening, and will be absen for some time.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Net Hawke i in Tombstone attending the session O court in that city.
 Beginning on Monday, May 18th, tht public library will be open from tC l0:30 a. m., and from to in the even ing.
 A three year old child of MT. A. B Palmer, residing on Main street IS suffer ing from au attack of diphtberia. The usual quarantine regulations are strict ly enforced.
 A petition is being circulated quite extensively in the different counties o' the territory for the retention of Prof. F. J. Netherton as uperlntendent ot public instruction.
 Mir. Duran Daley, cattle owner of Oracle, and one of Pinal ccunty's solid republicans, left for his home this morn ing, after visit of several days in this city.
 Mrs. Geo. P. Scholiield. of the Santa Helena ranch. who has been the guest of Gen. and Mrs. Royal A. Johnson, left for her home this morning.
 Mir. Carlos Charm and Miss Felipe Barreda were married at the Catholic church this morning. Mir. and Mrs. Charm will leave at once for Casa Gran de. where they will reside.
 United States court will be opened ip Phoenix May IS, for which date the United States grand jury has been called. There are about eighteen United States prisoners in jail, fourteen of them await ing trial on 8 charge of selling liquors.
 Messrs. Gillette and Jackson, the miuing men, will leave for Prescott this evening. Upon completion of tbeir business there, they will return to Tue son. The date of their return is fixed for about June 6.
 Judge Hawkins left yesterday for Tom bstone, where be Will hold court for Judge Be,hune, who has not yet suffi ciently recovered from his illness to attend to his duties.
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 For the exceedingly delectsble pas times of monkeylng too freely with the flowing bowl, and thereafter approprist- Ing he c!ty's public streets for lodging rouse, Fiorencio Riesgo and Tranquilino Flores each received sentence of SIX days; and Jose Maria, who occupied bis breezy couch to a later hour than hIs got an extra day.
 l.. J. Warner. & Denver assayer, has received from Mesa, Arizona, a fine sample of gslena. which be says is among the best he has ever handled. The ore is in a large body, and carrles 45 per cent. lead. The owners are developing the vein and If the value in the preclous metals justify shipment they will seek a market in that city.
 MT. Tom Wills, of Mammoth, arrived last evening in charge of herd of 1900 head of cattle, the property of Mir. J. BI Holt, the stock buyer from Montana. These are the cattle recently purchased from the Schuster Cattle company, the S. o. iron. They will be shipped at once to Montana, and will be followed later by numerous others purchased in this vicinity by MT. Holt
 For the accidents which commonly oc- cur to horse flesh, such as bsrbed wire cuts, forging bruises, saddle and harness gslls, injuries to the hoof, interfering wounds, scratches, cuts, spraiue, lame Dess, splint, spatin, collie and bots, a re- liable remedy will be found in Dr J. H. McLesn's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It has been we'll tried and successfully used for these ailments for more than forty years. Price 25c, 50c and sl.0O per bot tie. Sold by all druggists.
 In the spring, tie human body needs assistance to throw of the staenation produced by winter diet. As the tenn. perature rises under the growing heat of the suns rays we feel tired, half sick and low in spirits, because the blood is sluggish and full of impurities. pr. J H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is a reliable spring reme. dy to invigorate the body and give tone to the digestion. Price s1 per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
 Thirteen hundred head of cattle were lcaded on cars yesterday and shipped from the stock yards last night From now on the stock yards will be 8 scene of busy activity, as the drives will arrive almost daily from all the surrounding country. Cattle are in great demerd d. and one buyer was heard to remark this morning that he was unable to secure anything like the number he needed to fiil his contracts.
 A runaway occurred on Congress street yesterday evening, which collect ed quite 8 crowd. A team of horses, hitehed to farm wagon, belonging tC a Mexican, became frightened and dash. ed down the street with all the epeed they could command. At the corner oi Congress and Main streets the wagon came in contact with 6 telephone pole which suffered from the shock Fur, ther down the street they demolished z bridge, and 8 few yarde further oD col lided with B large tree. There they stopped, and the only damage was some broken harness
 Mir. J. Francis, who most ably con ducts the affairs of the Tucson Minins and Smelling company. arrived home yesterday from the Silver Bell mines There has been constant improvement in both the quantity and quality of tn, ere in these mines slnce the recent de velopment begun, end it Is probable tha very soon 6 large force of men will b, put to work extracting ore. In tha event the smelter will have material sui ficient to insure a constant run. Mir Francis displays a marked ability il the manapemept of this business and vii