Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Col. breatDltt OF the land oflce return
ed from Phoenix this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Blank, of Phoenix, are
among the recent arrivals at the Miss
Halls.
j. Fitzpatrick, representing the Amer
lean Tobacco company, Is again IN the
city.
The young ladies whist club spent 6
delightful day yesterday at picnicing in
Sabine Canon.
Mr.. F. Hsnlot and Geo. Hamlin OF
Phoenix arrived in the city this morning
on business with the land Office.
Tom Howarth, constable at Wilcox,
who has been in the city on court bust
ness, returned to his home yesterday
morning.
Guillermo Estrada was sentenced to
eight days in Jail by Justice Scott, Sat-
urday, for exhibiting his manly strength
by beating his wife.
Judge Eb. Williams, of Nogales, is in
tie city on business before the district
court. He succeeded in getting his case
postponed for the term. A material
witness in the case is confined to his
bed and YVES unable to appear.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Alexander, of the Amer
lcan Type Founders company, was IN
the city Saturday looking up business
for bis firm. The company is one OF the
largest and strongest in the United
States and does business all over the
Pacific coast.
County Treasurer johnson reports
that the taxes are coming In very slowly.
He also states that new school appor-
tionment, for the various schools in the
county, will be made in Jew days.
Every question is two sided and intel-
ligent view of woman suffrage is 30 ex-
ception to this well established rule. Hear
Mrs, st John in the Methodist church
tomorrow night.
There will be given a lawn social at
the M. Z. parsonage on Tuesday. March
oath, by the Ladies' Aid society at
which nice lunch will be served. All
are invited to come. Per order OF COM
mittee.
Meesre. Manuel Drachman, G. Weber,
F. Wilding and Geo Darmes succeeded
in obtaining quite reputation as fisher
men yesterday. They visited the river
near the San XsvIer mission and some
$50 members of the fnny tribe fell
victims to their allurements.
Wsnted:-Several Trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel in Arizona for es-
tsblished, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
Gloss reference and self-addressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
1865. lot.
Chas. II. Burggrof, architect and
superintendent, arrived in the city last
evening from Salem, Oregon. Mr..
Burggrof possesses personal letters OF
Recommendation from the governor,
treasurer and secretary OF the state OK
Oregon, and il arrangements can be
made will probably remain here per-
manently.
Take look at Jimmy Browns new
bar in the Opers saloon. 1t is as pretty
as q peach from Brazil and as useful as
it is ornamental. 1t is made of vsrieg-
Rted marble and has the power to turn
to stone adulterated goods the moment
they touch il. Nothing but the purest
of wines, liquors and cigars can pass
over such q COULTER. Jimmy keeps
them.
Mle. Laura st John, the great apostle
Of womens suffrage and reform, will
speak in the Methodist church tomor-
row night. The public is cordially
invited to attend. The lady is lecturer
OF no mean repute and however one may
dissent from her views in relation to
suffrage charming hour can be put 10
listening to the eXpounding of the DOG
trlne of female suffrage as she sees it.
The difference between pills and Sim
mons Liver Regulator, is just this: Pills
don't go down very easy with most
people, and you feel them afterwards.
While Simmons Liver Regulator in
liquid or powder Is very pleasant to
take, and only feeling that you have
afterwards is the great relief that it
gives from constipation, biliousness,
sick headache and dyspepsia. 1t is
mild laxative and tonic.
Visitors to the dry goods department
of l.. Zeckendorf & Co. never tire Of ex-
pressing their admiration of the ezquis-
lite patterns and dainty designs displayed
and the admirable judgment of Mr.. j.
Schwab, in selecting same. As buyer
Mr.. Schwab has but few equals and no
spperiors,, and the commentators that
have been showered on him by the la
dies evidences that fact. Mr.. Schwab
is not only buyer of excellent iudg-
ment and large experience, but he is
one of the most popular dry goods men
ia tie country.
fl-,
opened across the track, in the vicinity
OF Sixth avenue and two private dwell
iDgs, are now in course OF erection. The
subject of building bridge across the
arroyo on this avenue has been before
the notice of the city council for some
time. and it is understood that the mat
ter is now under consideration in the
Chamber of Commerce. Quite sum
has been raised by the citizens who are
interested in that portion of the city, to
assist in building the bridge, il it is ap-
proved of, and many have expressed
1t is completed, which will undoubtedly
add greatly to the appearance of that
locality.
w. A. Morton met with severe scci-
dent st the S. P. shops where be is em-
ployed. He with others. was moving a
dead engine upon which they were
working, from one point to another,
when one OF his arms was caught be-
tween the guides and the crank pin on
the front drive wheel, eevering one of
the main tendons and badly cutting the
erm. He was taken to the hospital at
once, where doctors Whitmore and
Pesse dressed the injured member, and
as there was fortunately no bones brek-
en, it is thought that with care be will
BOON regain the use of it. About ten
months ago Mr.. Mcpherson met with
an accident of scientifically the same ma
ture and almost upon the same spot,
from the effects OF which he almost en-
tirely lost the use of his arm.