Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-18
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The Tucson Smelling and MlnlnI
company is receiving large shipment
of ore from New Mexico.
The Ainsworth marble location
Helvetia mining dristrict was filed 10
record today.
A very pleasant party was given a
the residence of Major and Mrs. Blacl
last evening.
Golf has seized the inhabitants o
Oracle, and the talk of that pleasant
resort is principally about Skinny sticks
| Mr.. and Mrs. Coudron returned OF
Saturday from Keokuk, Iowa. While
their baby is still very low, the chance:
for it's recovery are considered good.
Arrivals at the San Xavier are: Ber
Williams, Walter Douglas, Bishee; Johr
III Norton, Los Angeles; John Il Loosly
San Francisco.
A very enjoyable supper was given a,
the Owls last night in honor OF Mrs. anc
Miss Bagley, Of Detroit, Michigan, VINO
are spending the winter in Tucson
Frank II. Hereford was the hoet.
The case of Arthur Young vs.. the
1 Los bCSTA
red from Yuma county TO this county
for trial, the necessary pspeie having
been flied with the clerk OF the cour'
several days ago.
The case of the Illinois Trust d Say
ings bank against the South ella Cana
company, a suit to foreclose mortgage
has baen transferred from Marlcop5
to this county. The necessary papers
were filed here several days ago.
A deed from Frank Hereford, trustee,
to MERGED Federico, for the north half
of the northwest quarter OF section 10,
township Is south OF rangeS ID east. 81
acres, was fled today in the recorders
| Office. Consideration $3.50.
The following are registered at the
Orndortf: w NJ Griffith, Florence; NJ
Lichtenstein, San Francisco; Il Hop
ley and wife, Pantano; Colin Cameron,
Brewster Cameron, Jr.. Lochiel; + =
Payson, New York; E Traek, Benson.
The entertainment given last night by
the A. o. q, W. was a complete sue
cess. A large audience was present,
who thoroughly enjoyed the
entertainment provided. Several hum
bred dollars were netted for the i'm
provement OF their cemetery.
Dr. H. IL. Pease, after long and close
application to business, has left town for
| needed rest and recreation, to be gone
week. During his absence his prac-
tice will be attended TO by Dr.. Wilson,
of Galesburg, Illinois, who came To
Tucson to enjoy cur far famed winter
climate and escape the rigors Of an east
ern winter.
Some folks, who were probably pretty
well loaded with bug pickle, had some
fun with the DeGroff carryall l9st night
without paying for it. While the carry
all was waiting for the delayed train
three men got into it and drove off. The
owner searched for it all night, and
finally found it tied up in the south end
Of town.
Daniel Drummord, who has been
absent at Yuma for eome weeks engaged
in the work of 81 bdlviding the Yuma
Indian reservation. returned to Tucson
Sunday morning, having completed his
work. He reports the coolest weather
ever experienced there, the Thermometer
one night showing a temperature or y.
j. Mckee, OF Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, relative of Mrs. ". G. Davis, is
stopping In the city. Mr.. Mckee is en-
gagged in the banking business at his
home. Mr.. Mckee is already interested
in some Arizona enterprises, and may
make some further investments.
A considerable shipment OF lumber
has been made out to the coal mines In
the Santa Rita mountains, being operat-
ed by Alex Mckay and others. The
lum Der is to be used in timtering the
shafts. The people interested in this
enterprise have faith, and they are
going to have coal in paying quantities
or bust.
Alex Mckay arrived in Tucson Satur-
day from an extended trip to the Harqua
Hala country. Mr.. Mckay says thai
outside of the Bonanza camp not much
is being done in that section. At the
Bonanza camp the tailiDgs are being
worked by the cyanide process, with
good results, some of the tailin9s yield
ing as much as $50 a ton. This has a
peculiar look.
Fred Schwartz, the gentlemauly ad-
vance agent of the Marie TevRry Grand
English Opeva Company, is in town to
complete arrangements for the appear
snce of the company. This is a splendid
aggregation of % usic8l talent of the fret
order, and the citizens can fiatter them
selves with the prospect of witnessing
and hearing the finest dramatic per
Torrance ever given in Tucson.
The two most critical times in a wo-
mans life are the times which make the
girl a woman, and the woman a mother
At these times, DR.. Pierce's F9vorite
Prescription is of incalculable value
1t strengthens and inVigorBtes the organs
distinctly feminine, promotes regularity
Of the functions. allays irritation anG
Inflammation, checks unnatural, ex-
h8usting Grains, and puts the whole
delicate organism Into perfect condition.
Almost all the ills of womRnkind are
trsceable to some form Of what is known
as female complaint" There are not
three cases in a hundred of woman's
peculiar diseases that DR.. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription will not cure.
The following, taken from the Phoenix
Gazette, is agreeble news to our people.
Only hope the news contained in the
article is true: "rhe Elgin Watch com
pany is negotiating with Tucson parties
with view of locating watch factory
in that place. Tucson has many advan-
.ages in that line, as gold, silver end
copper, the principal metals nsed 10
watch making, are produced in abund-
snce IN that section OF Arizona. Build !
ing material for both the factory and
product csn be obtained at minimum
cost, and everything but diamonds that
enters into the construction of watches,
will be found in Arizona, and when the
country is better prospected, this valua-
BILE stone, too, may possibly be added"
Tired Women.
Need to have the action Of the kidneys |
slim ul8ted and the system toned up.