Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-08

The city "dads" will be in session
this evening.

o.
ct Goldfeld, is on tapis.
The territorial board of equalization
will meet in Phoenix on August 10.
The cheapest aud most perfect food
| luxury is good tea.
Schilling's Bsst.
NJ. p. Dodge and wife left on Satur-
day night for California.
barry Temple and W. A. Buell. left
to-day for visit to some mining prop
critics IL Pinal county.
There have been three cases OF hydro
phobia reported IN Mesa, and in conse-
quence notice has been given that all
unmuzzled dogs found upon the streets
will be killed.
A case of highway robbery has been
on trial in Phoenix, in which little
lad, Hell Kent by name, is accused of
having forcibly taken possession Of q
piece OF water melon belonging to a lit
tie kinky beaded colored lad.
Judge @. W. Wright is gradually re-
covering from his recent attack of in
hammatory rheumatism. He walks
about with some inconvenience yet, but
it is hoped that his complete recovery
may be soon announced.
At Mesa city one day last week q vi
cious horse seized Mrs. Oscar Crimson
by one OF her breasts aud tore it from
her body. Fears are entertained that
the horse was afflicted with hydropho-
bi8, in which case the result would be
most serious to the unfortunate woman.
DIETRICH Kehrs, we'll known carpen-
ter of Phoenix, committed suicide in
that city on Friday last. He used So
calibsr Smith & Wessoo pistol as a
means of removing himself. It is sup
posed that domestic difficulties offered
the cause.
From Oroville, CAL, it is reported
that between forty and fifty horses and
mules have died from the excessive
heat in the past ten days in and around
Gridley, while being worked on combin-
ed hsrvesters. One man had nine mules
die in one day on his machine. On
Friday and Saturday the harvssters
stopped work on account of heat.
More counterfeit money has been
found at the "mInt" at 221 East Mad
iso3 street, where the three counter
feiters were detected by officers Bailey
and Galpil SONS months ago. Mrs.
Taylor on Thursday found $3.50 in un-
finished S5 coins, and yesterday Steve
Bailey found five more of the pieces
and several slugs OF material.-Gazette.
The Legal Tender saloon is crowded
nightly with listeners to the exquisite
music rendered by Professor Ashe and
wife. They have q novel musical COM
binatiOn. Strung upon cross pieces are
Il bottles partially filled with water, and
with two little wooden hammers the
professor knocks out the sweetest music
you ever heard. His wife ably accom-
psnies him on the piano.
TIE c00Aness rs refreshing;
tie roots and herbs ln0zg0r-
0flRe-j' tie tao t0gether AMI
mating. You get tie right
c0ns bIn0tEOn zn HIRES
R00fbeer.
Male csIy by The Charles E. Hires Co.. PHILADELPHIA
I &C. package makes gallons Sold everywhere
j. j. Walsh and party of friends
will leave in about a week for months
'uting in the Santa Catalina noun
aims. They will provide themselves
With all the sccompaniments necessary
o enjoyment and pleasure, and not
that life's pleasures are great
y augmented by good things to eat,
hey will have with them first GLASS
ook whose duty it will be to guard
gainst any 6iminution of the avordu-
'ois OF the party.
Moses Drachman, an Arizona product
nd young man reared in Tucson, has
eer appointed by Governor Franklin
9 member OF the territorial board of
qualiZation, to which Office he has not
spired, it having been rendered him as
proper Reorganization of his real worth
nd ability. Few men in Arizona are
etter known or more highly respected
ban ne. and as to his ability there is
o question. Ia making this selection
Governor Franklin has made no mis-
3ke.-Gazette.
Owing to the storm on Saturday even.
lg the concert announced by the Re-
mental band did not take place. but
q yesterday afternoon the city park
Ella an appreciative congregation of
eOple who were entertained by the
liliiia musicians. The organization
bows very marked Improvement un-
er the management of its leader, Prof.
IoZanno, and the concert of yesterday
'ternoon was highly creditable. Each
umber was loudly applGuded and it iss
'urce OF pleasure to our people to know
lat the militia band iRtends to fur
,Gh them n concert each Unak
DR.. F.. w. Wilbur and George
chornick, OF Mess, arrived Tuesday
'ening in company with Dudley Crsig,
7eT the route OF the proposed wagon
'ad from Mesa to Globe. The gentle
en- are satisfied that the project is en-
rely feasible. The distance from
-ess to Globe is about 60 to 75
lies, end it would be necessary to
lild only 16 miles of road from the
Ood camp, mine miles from Hughey's to
ioody Tanks, although other portions
ould have TO be repaired. The heaviest
,ade, aud that only for short stretches,
l To II and the average is I to Is
Id 20. DR.. Wilbur is here to learn the
OF the business men and min
g companies in regard TO the project.
Silver Belt.
One of New York's cleverest theatri-
j managers returned from Europe
is week. He went abroad to look
ter threatrical attractions, and be hss
'come an enthusiastic bicycle man.
. scarcely knew whet a wheel looked
ze when he went abroad and yet there
no more ardent cycling enthusiast to-
~. II went to the bicycle races in
ondoD, Paris aud Liverpool" said he,
sd | never saw anything like it. Why
ey turned out from $1,000 to $4,000
'ople st football game over there,
1t when they have bicycle races the
yht beats anything / have ever seen.
ne people begin to arrive at the track
9 o'clock in the morning and by the
no fha rncal talro ralana lnA