Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Tom Fitch in the opera house tomor
row night. Reserved seats at Blacks.
An invoice OF new and interesting
books have been received at the puohe
library.
1t has been decided that the public
schools will close for the year not iate'
than May 10th.
Mr. Frank Lsndon late of the CITITEN
force has resumed his old position In the
Southern Pacific freight oihce-
Mr.. W. Zuck, of Fort Worth, Tex.
as. retarned yesterday from trip to
Sonora. He will leave for home to-
night.
Mr. Clearance Smith WHO has occss-
sionally visited Tucson, is again ID the
city en- route to his new home In Red
lands, Cal.
The old Fort Lowell Reservation is
shortly to be appraised. An agent oil
the Ipterior department is now SAID to
be in Arizona for that purpose. de is
probably at Camp Thomas now.
Hon. S. NJ. Franklin returned this
morning from Florence TO which place
be had been on business before the dis
trio. court. He will leave for Phoenix
this evening but will return Sunday.
Miss TAYLOR who for the past year
presided over the destines OF the tele-
uhone has resigned her position and gone
TO Los Angeles. She hes been succeed
ed in Office by Miss Mabel Strauss.
1t reported that the several candi-
Il mil
lists OF delegates to the primaries for
whom they wish their friends and sup
porters to vote. The contest promises
to be quite lively.
The mining claim, owned by MIR. g. A.
ThorneTin the Sierritae, is said TO oe
developing into a bonanza. The ore
body is over feet wide AID averages
over 800 per ton.
Mr.. w. Zook OF Fort Worth, Texas,
leaves in the morning for home. he is
favorably impressed With what he has
seen OF Arizona and hopes to return
again in the near future.
The flag pole over the city hall was
painted yesterday. A sailor lad came
along and offered to do the Job. he
did it in fine ehape and will PROBABLY
be assigned to like duty on the pole
over the fremsns' hGll tomorrow.
Thh republican primaries will be held
ip Reid's opera house tomorrow. Polls
will be open 9 o'clock till o'clock. The
indications are that a large vote Will DE
polled. The pledge required Will be
promise to vote the republican ticket IN
the coming election.
Hon. and Mrs. Thos. Fitch arrived
this morning. Mr. Fitch will lecture in
the opera house tonight on IAN Arizonap
Abroad" Any subject handled by this
gifted orator would be interesting, but
his subject tonight promises to be
doubly So Tickets snd reserved seats
for sale at Blacks iewelry store.
Wanted:-Several trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel IN Arizona for es-
tabllshed, reliable house. Salary S7oO
and expenses Steady position. I'm
close reference and self addressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, LII.
1865. lot.
DR.. McRay. climstolo2ist, is in the |
city from Chicago He met with the |
chamber of commerce on Thursday |
evening last and 80 impressed them with |
his scheme for advertising the man |
fold advantages of Tucson climate that |
they agreed t. accept the proposition |
made them. He will, through his jour |
nal, give the official weather report and |
other necessary oats in relation thereto. |
The democratic flag pole on the cor
ner Of Court and Pennington streets |
euccum bed to the ipevitble today. Like /
k.f If o hnnalQCEiy
disjoiuted. broken in two and csrted out |
OF sight. The vernal breeze that came |
from the south today gave il little ex-
ira tilt and by the time it struck the
ground il was ia as bad fix as the DEM |
ocratic party.
Mr.. Frank Landon, connected
with the CITIZEN for the past |
several months has severed his connec-
ton with the paper end returned to bis |
frst love railroading. Mr.. Landon |
is bright and energetic young man, IN |
other words ne is "hustler" and is |
bouud to succeed in whatever occupa- |
tion ne chooses TO follow. The best
wishes OF the CITIZEN go with him 10 |
his new vocation.
When people are obliged to take medi- |
cine they want that it shall give quick |
relief and not add discomfort to their |
sufferipgs. Three reasons why piople |
who euffer with constipation and bllllo- /
usnees should take Simmons Liver
Regulator: "It is better than pills,
it does not gripe; it gives quick relief,
and does not weaken but strengthens
end refreshes the whole system."-J. r.
Hilaud, Monroe, La.
The CITIZEN regrets exceedingly to |
announce the death OF Mrs. Carmen de |
Riesgo, OF heart failure, 81 4 p. M. |
yesterday. She wa most eetimable |
lady. sn exemplary wife and good mother |
aud her death will be deeply incurred |
by her devoted family and circle OF |
admiring friends. She was buried at
1:30 O'CLOCK, this afternoon under the
auspices of the Spanish American Alli-
ance. The funeral was largely attend
ed.
For the accidents which commonly &C.
cur to horse f1esb, such az barbed wire
cuts, forging bruises, saddle and harness
gals. injuries to the hoof, interfering
wounds, scratches, cuts, sprains, lame
ness, splint, SPAWN, collie and bots, re-
liable remedy will be found in DIR j. ID.
McLesn's Volcanic Oil Linimept 1t
has been well tried and successfully used
for these ailments for more than forty
years. Price 25c, 50c and Sl.00 per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.