Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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her outing in California, much improved
in general health.
District court was opened tor short
time this morning, during which Muir
ply received his sentence Of ten years.
The S. p. pay car made it's regular
monthly visit TO Tucson this afternoon
and distributed the ever welcome cash.
Marshal Paul is reported delerious.
He is in the hospital, and is in a serioue
condition.
Bets on the general result of the cleo
ton are freely offered at two and one
half to one on Mckinley, and there ara
no takers.
George WestfalI, of Casa Grande, &C
compsnied by bis family, and his broth
er John, came In yesterday or a short
visit to the city.
s. H. Drachmsn today posted notice
requesting that no votes be cast for him
in the primaries, as his name was placed
pom the tioket without his consent.
You may say as you like. but 1t would
certainly be hard matter to alta 81 en-
elephants trunk for his board bill.
acts as prior lien.
There was feast for admirers of fine
horses today. The circus company
certainly has as fine q lot of nobla
equines as could be found in many a
days travel.
On Saturday last the family of Mr..
Herrick was increased by the birth of a
14-pouud boy, and the JOY which reisns
in the Herrick household is in proper
ton to the size of the welcome young
eter.
ALI the regular trains are reported on
time today. The gaps IN the road,
caused by the recent wsshouts, have all
been closed, and everything will soon be
moving smoothly, as of yore.
John e. Gard, Edwin 8. Dodge, Geo.
ID. Reed, and Solomon r. Pierce are
notified to go to the clerks office and
sign their registry certificates, otherwise
their naturalization cannot be complet-
ed.
WANTED-Severel faithful men or wo- |
men 10 travel for responsible establish |
ed house in Arizona Salary $3.50, pay |
able SIS weekly and expenses. Position |
addressed stamped envelope. The Ma |
tional. Star Building, Chicago.
A horse belonging to Ivancovich, the |
grocer, wanted to Join the parade this |
morning. He evidently imagined he /
was sprinter, and away he went, as
hard as be could scramble. He was
overhauled before be completed his race,
and the damage done was slight.
Chan Tin Wo. one of the leading
Chinese merchants OF this city, and a
good citizen, has returned after an
absence or several months in SAT- Fran
cisco, much improved in health. He
left his wife and children in Sac Fran
cisco, where the children will attend
school this winter.
All arrangements yesterday morning
were completed for transfer of passen-
gers near Benson. Yesterda y atterr Don
however, q severe storm near Steio's |
Pas. washed out another large section | ;
of ack, and entirely knocked out any, {
chance OF transfer. Il ia possible th at
the east bound mail lying at this point
may be sent via Phoenix and Prescott, 4
if some other means is not found within G
the next "a hours. c
Ii your appetite is variable, your
health is below par, and the door is
open for the entrance OF disease. Close
this door Immediately by stimulating
tie stomach and organs OF assimilation
to a more active and healthy perform
ance of their functions. Dr.. J. III. Nc
Lean'e Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier gives tone and strength To the
stomach and contributes a nerve food
that is taken up instantly aud assimilet-
I'D. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
There will soon be telephone line
rom Prescott to the Crowned King, a
distance of fifty miles. An extension
will be made from the latter place TO
Castle Creek Hot Springs, where con-
1ection will be made with the Sunset
Telephone system of Phoenix, which
will extend to that point. Cbas. T.
aof. the indefatiguahle worker, hes Just
'eturned from the north, where be COM
oleted the arrangements for the above
described Improvements.
Seems like a curious thing. this
Crime of 49," To hear our demo-pop
md popocrst friends talk, it must have
'een terrible outrage, and yet the
ouDtry went right along for twenty
ears and dourished and waxed fat, eud
lever knew what terrible crime had
,een perpetrated. In fact, the people
night have forever remained 10 ignor-
nee bad 1t not been for the renuncia-
ion OF protectionist principles and the
ubstitution of pa: tisl free trade. Had
rejection prevailed the past four years
be "crime of '73" would never have
'esn found out.-Redlauds Citrograph.
Quite little scene was witnessed this
fternoon IN the vicinity OF Congress
treet and Stone Avenue. A tall,
lender man had a little or 9year-old
10Y by the hand; the boy YVES stru ygling
md crying and pulling back. WITH de-
ermined face the man, oblivious TO the
creecbes of the boy, was pulling the
title fellow along at the best rete OF
peed possible. Come on" said be;
and see the c.rcus." Il don't want no
ircus," said the boy. Some little time
fterwsrds. the boy still crying. the
ather met a friend at the CIRCUS tent
nd explained that the boy wouldn't
i've him dsrned bit OF rest until be
ook him to the show.
Quite q crowd was collected ct the
ONT where the circus ieembarked
rom Its three long, special trains this
1orning. In the vast audience was a
rowd OF very curious Indians, who look
d with wondrous eyes upon the eggre-
stion OF animals as they passed up the
treet. When the nerd of enormous ele-
hants started away, it took direction
eaded for the Indians, and with yell
he noble red men instituted genuine
tampede. One of the older OF the H.
ian men was telling his brethren that
he elephants were the neg chemical
re engines the city bad ordered and
lat their trunks were to be used as q
ose for throwing water.