Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.

W. o. Land left this morning for b
Bsbsoomsri cattle ranch.
CIV. Bowers and Dr. Pesse left +
the Oracle yesterday morning.
Mrs. Carlota Holbrook and Mi
Emily Flynn are rueticating at the Or
ole.
Mrs. A. II. Olsen will leave for q VI
cation in California next week.
Hon. Thos. Sorin, the well know
mining expert OF Tombstone, is 10 th
city on business.
Sheriff Lestherwood and Depot
Doyle left last night to engage IN tn
pursuit of the Nogales bank robbers.
Judge Lowell will be in the field il
the coming campaign for re cie't'on
district attorney.
r. O. Brown left the city on the cas-
bound passenger this n orning.
John Baxter is in from the Hoffman
mine, of which be is part owner.
Charles T. Etchells is placing q new
foundation under his scales at the ives
end OF Congress street.
The new butcher shop in the Kohlel
Block Is rapidly getting in shape fol
business. 1t is the intention to open il
on Monday next.
Will +. Cooper, of Florence, has an
nounced himself candidate for DIS
trict Attorney of Pinal county, subject
to the action OF the republican conven-
ton.
The democrats have 10 view the NOM
ination of Hon. Charles T. Etchells and
n. W. Bernard. for supervisors for the
ensuing term, Hon Jas. Finley and z. I
Vail having declined to accept the nom.
instion again.
The new Kohler block is one of the
hsndsomest business houses in the ter
Eitory. When the A. o. U. W. temple
which will be adjoining, is completed,
Tu; Oh will have an entire block of
beaut full buildings, of which she may
we'll be proud.
The cattlemen of Pima county are
taking active measures. looking to o
suppression of the confined Papago
cattle killings. Ii left 10 the hands of
our cattlemen, the question will be
speedily settled, as matter OF defense
of their interets.
William Weaver, q prominent and
prosperous farmer from Arizola, is in the
city, and will remain q day or two
looking over the old pueblo. He reports
an excellent crop of hay on Arizols
ranches. A tree irrigation. contributed
from natures sterehouse, has helped
the country wonderfully.
Although Tucson received but little
OF the storm yesterday it rsged with sp.
parent fury in the mountains. The
clouds hung low and dark over the San
to Catalina and Santa Rita ranges and
the rainfall is believed to have been M
usually heavy.
Among last nights western depart
ures we're Mr.. and Mrs. Sesbert and
their daughter Jane. Mr.. Seabert is as
sistsnt superintendent OF &c Southern
Pacific, and will, 10 co.'s. :G.. Of bis
duties, take but q short e.; tIis
wife and daughter, however, will remain
absent for come time.
Kid" Murphy, the we'll known light.
weight pugilist, is in town. As rather
- SaAAOac COtdCi0CdOCy xaihc DIoubdu,
another OF the noted professionals, from
Galveston, Tex. is also in the city. II
one lie to Judge from appearances, some
thing might be heard dropping in this
vicinity before long.
The watermelon caravans located Cd
the corner Of Fret and Washington
streets are public Nuisance. The myr-
lads of fys they draw simply makes life
burdensome to the crowd that usually
loafs on the corner, ss we'll as those hv-
ing in the immediate neighborhood.-
Herald.
Kaeper Hauser, hotel proprietor, OF
Wilcox, is in the city. Arizona can
boast OF no more genial and accom-
modatine host than Mr.. Hauser. His
hotel at Wilcox is model of neatnees,
the table le excellent, and nothing is
left undore 10 the establishment to in
sure the highest comfort OF his guests
When stopping in Wilcox. you will
miss treat if you do not call upon Mr..
Hsuser.
Word has been received at this office
OF the death OF Jose Gonzalez, Jr., SOD
OF jose Gonzalez, the jsilor at Solomon
Vile. Ii will be remembered that come
tine ago Mr.. Gonzalez had his son in this
city for treatment of an infrmity, the re-
suit Of kick from horse. A consulta-
tion OF physicians was held at that time.
The father and con returned home, and
now the sons death is announced. Mr..
Gonzalez is an estimable man and in bis
sfhiction has the sympathy OF every
one.
For your Pr0tectiOn.-Catarrh "Cures" or
Tonics for Catsrrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercuryor
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur-
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not
q blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather. 1t starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Cold in the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits Of catarrh Will follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. The remedy should be quick to allay
Inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
Harry Slater, one OF our young
friends from Tucson who has been TAX
ing in the town for @ few days past,
had q rather unfortunate accident be-
TALL him this morui ng. He vac
going out on the train but stopped to
see some friends moment too long and
when he got to the round house, just
below the depot, be found the train
leaving and under quite q good head
way. Not wishing to be left he tried
70 jump the train but in some way
made q miscslcHlstion and was thrown
violently to the ground. He had q very
marrow escape from being run over,
and got of very lucky considering. His
leg is 80 badly sprsined though that
it will be come time before he will have
the use Of it, but il is q great wonder
TO all that it was not broken. He was
Immediately taken to the house OF
friend where he will receive the best at
tsntion and be hopes to be able to make