Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-27

Deputy U. S. Marshal, Scott White
left this morning for Tom bstoIe, after a
stay OF several days in Tucson.
| Martin Molina, the smuegler from
Bisbee, plead guilty this morning and
received sentence OF six months.
Mise Nellie Pomeroy will spend her
summer vacation On the California
coast. She left on last evenings train
fer that purpose.
MIR. and MrF. Sam Dracbmsn aud fam
| lily will leave for California on the 2nd
of next month. During Mr.. De. alb
sence, bis son Herbert will manage his
business.
Gov. Mathews, OF Indiana. Is trying TO
md out what the democratic leaders
think OF his utterance5 en- the financial
lseue, but they appear to have too much
regard for his feelings to tell him.
Sub-Agent Berger of San Xavier, hes
reported officially to the city that be
has carried on a thorough investigation
| among the Indians at San Xavier, and
can find no traces, whatever, OF small
pox.
In mentioning the ballcting places for
Queen of the Fourth" yesterday even
ing, the name CT W. E. Felix was omit
ted. At his store you can cast your
vote for your favorite, and it will be
duly recorded.
Mrs. Mansfield wrote to her friend
Mrs. Mantle, who had gone to Los An
eeies. congratulating her upon having
missed the hot weather. Mrs Mantle
wrote in reply that she bad escaped
nothing. 1t was just as hot there as
here.
Yhe witnesses ib the Lashley murder
case returned this morning to Fort Hua-
chucs. The general sentiment of those
acquainted with the circumstances sur
rounding the killing of Private Sanders
is favorable to the finding Of the jury.
Three evenings in the week the mill
tary band is rehearsing and practicins
under the able leadership OF Prof
L5zgno, and Is making good progress.
The new leader is Iide-awake and inr
spires his pupils with genuine ambition
to play well.
PROFESSIONALLY the Easy Boss has
nerve, but the same may be said OF
mule that tries to kick an express train
eff the track. Mere bull headed coIr-
age, unmixed with reason, is as danger
Gus to its possessor In political warfare
as il would be to bantam rooster in q
row with an ostrich.
Mr.. Leo Goldsmith end ex-Surveyog
General Manning returned from their
mine in Sonora this morning. Just II
present they are embarrassed by q
scarcity OF water. The mine, however,
is looking well and as soon as sufficient
water is developed work will 60 Oh etea
Oily. Boring for weter will commence
at once.
McClure's magazine for July will
have an Illustrated paper by Cleveland
Moffett, showing the exact status, ct
the present moment, OF the horseless
carriage, and indicating the immense
revolution that Impends In travel and
traffic, Gov that the horseless carriage
has practically passed the experimental
stsge.
There was no evasion, 10 half-heart-
ed equivoc8tion, no cowardly double
dealing in the ST. Louis platform utter
snces Cd Cuba and HaweiI. The Ameri
can spirit spoke there, and Its language |
was that OF sy mpalhy for the cause OF |
liberty wherever its banner CLEANS in |
TIE air. Republicanism means that |
their is 10 place beneath the sun for |
tyranny or oppression, and thet Ameri- |
can influence stands for fire edom IN all |
lands and chimes.
For the msny accidents that occur
2 HINT tina firm nr hnnCohnld c1ch
burns, scslds, bruises. cuts, ragged |
wounds, bites OF animals. mosquitoes or
other insects, gels or chsfed spots, frost |
bites, aches or pains on any part of the
body or the ailments resulting from ex-
posure, as neuralgia, rheumatism. etc
DIR. J. Il. McLsan's Volcanic Oil Lioi-
ment has proved itself sovereign RENE
dy. 25c, 50c and $l.00 per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
RudyRrd Kiplipg, as he showed him
self to bis intimate friends just before
he became known to all the world, will
be the subject of paper in McClure's
Magazine for July. 1t is written by the
man with whom Mr.. KipliDg was ESQ
ciated in the editorship of newspaper
in India, and it will be illustrated with
portraits and other pictures from photo
yrsphs furnished by Mr.. Kipling's
family.
For your Protection Catarrh "Cures" or
Tones for CataTh in liquid form to be taken
usually contain either Mercury or
Iodide of PotaSsa, or both, which are injur-
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not
a 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
mucous, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of cataITh viii follow; severe pain ia
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. Theremedy should be quick to allay
and heal the membrane Rly's
Cream Balm Is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
There was activity yesterday in the
executive appointment mill. Beside
he appointment OF 7. E. Parish TO be
treasurer, the governor took
, turn at the militia. On the retire
neut Of Governor Hughes thu govern
,r's personal staff vent out of place
With their chief. To ill a number Of
he numerous vacancies yesterday were
'elected To be judge advocate gen.
,ral with the rank of colonel, Frank
Jox; to be aide de-camp, With the rank
If Northumberland, Prosper P. Parker;
% be paymaeter general with the rank
# major, II. F. Robinson. Colonel |
Parker is Grand Army man, a resident
Il Phoenix and most popular; Colonel
Jacobs ls the Tucson banker; Major
Robinson is reappolnted to the post he
las so long filed with high credit to
himself and with benefit TO the service.
yv NJTrn-AN AGENT