Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-04
LOCAL NEWS,

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Frost is announced for California to
night.
The "X" rays have struck Arizona. L
is now X-Governor.
Judge Monk returned from shor
visit to Wilcox last evening.
Recorder Oonnell rushed our six ds!
drunk to the calaboose today.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank Treat
will be pleased to learn of her continued
improvement.
MIR. W. S. SturgIs is in from his ranct
in the Bsbo4uivaris.
The knight Templers will attend di'
vine services at Grace Episcopal church,
at Ii O'clock Easter morning.
Hop. Sam Drachman denies most en-
phatically that he has been appointed
colonel on Governor Hughes staff, the
report to the contrary notwithstanding.
Judge Rouse leaves for Solomonviile
in the morning. His law library was
shipped to that place from Florence this
morning.
Hon. Francis ]. Heney arrived from
Texas last night and is suffering from q
slight attack OF mslarial fever. He will
be all i2ht tomorrow.
The police committee will meet
Thursday night to investigate CHARGES
of neglect of duty preferred against VIM
Roche.
MA. T. Bird of the Oasis and II. X.
Chenowe,h of NogRles are in the city to
attend the central committee meeting to
be held IN the city hall tonight.
A petition is being circulated for
signature asking the senate COMMITTEES
to investigate the charges against Gov
e nor Hughes before confirming bis
successor Col. Franklin.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
psny assumed control of the telegraph
wire from Maricops to Phoenix this
morning and the tariff to that place lie
now % cents.
DR.. Purcell, physician and surgeons
late of YsletR, Texas, hes located 10
Tucson and has established an Office in
the jacobs block over DIR. Martins drug
store.
Letters have been received from Phoe-
nix which state that the removal OF Gov
erpor Hughes was preremptory and that
Secretary Bruce is now in charge OF the
executive Office.
Contrary to many expectations the
rate OF illIterscy in Tucson is exceed
iugly low. When the census was taken
a year ago out OF the 1868 enumerated
there were but 125 OF years and over
who could not read. OF the 1868 emu =
mersted 497 attended private schools.
The election on Saturday resulted in
the election of DIR. Whitmore by q
majority of 15S. When 100 votes had
been counted Dr. Odermatt stood tzepty
IN the lead but from that time on he
lost rapidly.
Mr.. r. ]. Kelley has been appointed
school census marshal and will at once
begin the enumeI alton of the school
children OF the district. Last year
the re were over 1868 between the ages
of and Is years.
H.J. Brown, formerly ia the crockery
business here, and Otto Rothschilds,
we'll remembered for his candy store on
Congress street, are in the wholesale IL
ouor business IN Portland, Oregon.
Kothschilds married a daughter Of
Brown.
Billy Roach has resigned the foorce"
and will seek other employment. As
city marshal and policeman he has land
ed many a thousand tranegressor be-
hind the bare. On the whole he made
q good officer and there are many who
will regret his resignation.
For the accidents which commonly &C.
cur to horse fieeb, such as barbed wire
cuts. forging bruises, saddle and harness
gals. injuries to the hoof, interfering
wounds, scratches, cuts, sprains, lame
ness, splint, spawn, colo and bots, a re-
liable remedy will be found in Or ]. III.
lkMcLeen's Volcanic Oil Liniment. 1t
Mas been we'll tried and successfully used
for these ailments for more than forty
years. Price 25c, Soc and sl.00 per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.
Mr.. Frank Powers and family, of
HHshsw, have been 10 the city for the
past several days, but returns home in
the morning. He reports the county
ebout Hsrshaw as fairly prosperous. At
the time of bis leaving it was UNDER
stood that the mines at Washington
Camp we're again to be worked under the
management of Fitzgerald of Ell Paso.
Twenty teams apd sixty MexicsIs have
been advertised for He is said to have
duction works will be put upon the
property. Mr.. Powers speaks hopefully
of the mining outlook.