Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-04-25
20 Years the Standard.

Parks Cough Syrup for Coughs ano
Colds. Sold by Fred E'leishmGn.
Mr.. J. c. Mckee Of Yuma is register
ed at the Occidental.
Hon. E. o. Stratton, treasurer OF
Pinal county is AT the Orndorff.
Mrs. j. d. Bethune returned from &
weeks visit 10 Los Angeles yesterday
morning.
Halls Hair Remover contains the ma
tural food and color-matter for the hair,
ond medicinal herbs for the scalp. cur
ing grayness, badness, dandruff, and
scalp sores.
The wind last Sunday afternoon play
ed havoc with General Johnsonis big
hay stack and called for q new and ex-
tensive rope anchorage. The stack hRd
withstood the storms OF FIVE years with
out damage till the Sunday blow I'M
seated its equilibrium.
Mr.. VIM. Haynes is in town from the
Gunsight country. He reports cattle
men moving their stock to tie ella in
order to avoid loosiDg their last boot
through the thievery OF the Indians.
About or 6 years ago, Mr.. j. NJ. Red
opdo, of Yuma bought the Wall place
and drove in 1900 bead. They have
diminished TO about 800, B3d
to save them he must get them out of
the country. Mr.. Haynes is also COM
PEELED to move bis cattle.
Harper's Weekly for April % will con-
tain al excellent portrait Of Gladstone
from the painting in st. Deiniofs library
at Hawarden. There will also be foil
page portrait of Cardinal ;5atolli, by
John w. Alexander. Among the note
worthy articles we may mention an
illustrated descriptive paper on Egypt
and the SoudaD, with reference to the
present Anglo-Egyptian advance agains,
the Dervishes; and a continuation of
Pitkin's important articles Oh
the governing classes ID Turkey.
Messrs. Harper & Brothers will pub
lish on the Doth inst. the following works:
The third and fourth volumes of the
Memoirs of Barras; Max Pemberton'5
story, entitled A Gentleman's Gentle-
man; Thomas H8rdy's Desperate Rene
dies new edition.; popular edition Of
Lloyu's Wealth against Common wealth:
and q series of light studies or sketches
OF types of suburban residents, entitled
Out OF Town. The authorship of the
last book is not disclosed; lts
numerous illustrations are by Rosina
Emmett Sherwood.
Mr.. Julius Sultan, we'll known
and DR.. Hitchcock, druggist
Of Globe, came in from the the west
yesterday and will continue their
tourney home tomorrow. Yesterday
they visited the university and today
they have been looking over the old
town. Mr.. Sultan has been here before
but this is DR.. Hitchcock's first visit to
the place. Both gentlemen express
themselves well pleased with their visit
They report the business outlook for
Globe Frightening. but there is q large
axcess of men seeking work to the
demand.
@. ". Merdis of Phoenix is in town
for large strawberry trade.
It is, be says, estimated that 10000
boxes will be raised IN the Salt River
yalley this year. The entire crop is said
% have been bought up, at Zoe. per box,
1y a dealer named Domfrio. They can
lot, Mr.. Mards says, be delivered IN
ruceon for less than 13cts per bcx and
etailed for 15cts. California straw
berries CAP, however, be laid down here
ind sold ct a profit at 1917 cents per
box and this rate will necessarily drive
he Phoenix berries out Of the Tucson
market.
Congress has recently ordered q re-
print of $4,000 copies of the Especial
Report on Diseases of the Horse" and
$1,000 copies Of the Especial Report ou
of Cattle and on Cattle Feed
ng" but no part of The edition OF either
is at tine disposal of the
department of agriculture. These are
both valuable works. The first named
work was issued in 1890 and the latter
n 1892. In order TO obtain @ copy OF
ihese books write at once to Hon. n, o.
Murphy, delegate in congress, who will
doubtless see that your request has
attention. They should occupy a place
ID the shelf OF every farmer and cattle
-siser in Arizona.
The CITIZEN regrets sincerely to an
1ounce the early departure of Prot.
Meade Goodloe. professor Of mineralo-
y and assistant in charge of the assay
ng department Of the territorial uniGer-
Iity, which latter responsible position
le has held for the past years Hs was
elected professor OF mineralogy by the
BOARD Of regeDts2 weeks ago. He has been
ppointed chemist to the Congress gold
at Congress and will leave for
hat place in q few days. During his
and engagement at the uni
-ersity he gave the highest degree Of
abstraction and made many friends not
Ily among the faculty and regents but
mong those Of our citizens who held
business or social relations with him.
lie leaves the university voluntarily and
axes with him the best wishes OF Gil for
uccess in bis new home.
Wednesday morning about IL o'clock
couple of shots and the ringing of the
ire bell were heard and, smoke, which
Don burst into q flame, was seen to
ssue from the residence Of J. 7. Brick
wood. The fire com pRny arrived at the
ire IS soon as possible and had just
raiped stream OF water on the burn
Dg building when tne hose broke. But
{ was soon mended and the flames sub
lued. Had it not been for the prompt
Of the fire company it is likely
hat the north end OF town would have
zone up 10 flames as there was a high
Wind at the time, and il the hose had
lot burst tie greater part Of the build
ng would have been saved. The hose
5 old and worn. and our CitiZeDs should
mite and purchase q new hose for the
ire departmental Rels.
The ArsDsRs Pass Herald contains q
engthy account Of disaster which hap
,ened to the sail boat Madge ard Willie
n the Corpus Christie channel a few
lays ago. A. Sheen, a well known
was officiating rs sailing
master when the boat capsized and
dumped him, his dog Towser and two