Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Frank Treat is reported conval
esing from her late serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ii. Rule will leave
for Los Angeles on Monday next. They
will most probably be absent about SIX
months.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, 80
displessiug to many people as marks OF
age, msy be averted for a long time by
using Halle Hair Remover.
Messrs. f. L. Blome and c. W. JaRe-
man of CASA Grande, were In the city
yesterday. Mr.. Blome filed a heme-
stead entry on $50 acres of land in the
Casa Grspde valley,
An order has been received by Mar
shall Meade from Chief Justice Reed,
directing the adjournment OF thu y nited
States court Uf private land elaine,
without Gate. The court wss to have
met IN this city Monday the 9th instant.
"B ca nty" may be "only skin deep;"
but the secret of beautiful skin is pure
blood. Thcse coarse, rough, pimply
com pie zions may, in most cages, be ren-
dsred soft, smooth, and fair by the per-
severi ng and systematic use OF Ayers
Ssrs apsrillG.
Mr.. G. Il. Wores ie 10 the city from
the Eureka mine, 10 the Huachuca
mountains. He reports the camp as be-
ing exceedingly prosperous and the mine
of unusual richDess. Mr.. Wores lie super
intending the mice for Mr.. Samuel
Donnelly, the owner.
Wgnteo:-Sereral Trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel IN Arizona for es-
tablIsbed, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
close reference aud self addressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
1865. 16s.
MIR. G. A. Thorne hns struck it rich in
his Edna mine 10 the Sierritas. He has
ur covered O leoge feet wide OF sand
carbo3ates and chloride of silver. The
whole ledge will ave age 500 CT more.
In sinking a shaft the ore had been left
to enc side and was accidentally broken
into. The shaft is % feet deep.
For the accidents which commonly &C.
cur to horse fiesh, such as barbsd wire
cuts, forging bruises, saddle and harness
gale. Injuries to the hoof, interfering
wounds, scratches, cuts, spraiue, lame
ness, splInt, SPAWN, collie and bots, re-
liable remedy will be found in Or ]. H.
McLeen's Volcanic OIL Liniment l.
has been we'll tried and successfully used
Tor these ailments for more than forty
years. Price 25c, so, and sl.00 per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.
MIR. Washington NJ. Jacobs returned
last Di0nt from o two month solourn at
San Diego camp. Sonors. He reports
the mines thereabouts as being very
rich. The camp is situated about 100
miles, or more, north west OF Hermoslllo,
and no ore running less than sixty
ounces will pay the transportation ano
working charges. Much of the ore be
says will run from $3.50 to $500 per ton
No ore running less than the former
figure is sacked for shipment. Capital
lists to examine same were en- route to
the mines as he came out.
Mr.. W. A. Piatt, editor and proprie
tor of the Colorado Springs Gazette, ar
rived in town today and is visiting with
his friend Prof. Rockfellow. He is max
ing tour of the territory and will visit
Phoenix On leaving here.
Col. Clark, q brother OF Mrs. Bethune,
arrived from bic home, New Orleap.
THE morning. he II q very pleaean,
gentleman and is much charmed wit,
the country which to him has many in
teresting features.
Word was received here today tina,
Hon. Clark Churchill, Of Phoenix, hao
died suddenly OF heart disease Tb.
news was sadly distressing to his man,
friends in this city who sincerely regrel
to learn OF bis death. For many year
he has been a prominent figure in Arizo
na politics, and had won distinction al
the bar. During the official term
Governor Wolhy he was attorney geneis
OF the territory. The particulars OF hI
demise have not been learned.
The ladies' Interested in the welfare o
the Railroad Library association las
evening gave delightful leap year bail.
in the library building, which was lBrg.-
u attended and q decided success. /
this case the ladies might be mentioned
as the sterner sex as they held foil pow
er and tue choice of partners was onl,
granted Cnce TO their gentlemen guests
Refreshments We're one of the principal
features of the evening and all did just
ice to the bountiful supply. The whols
affair was most pleasing and il is 8cknow
lodged by the gentleman that they ca,
learn many thiogs ia the way of enter
tanning from the ladies, whose hospitali-
ty they enjoyed.
The skeleton OF man recently found
in the Catalina mountains was yester-
day brought TO the city by Judge Meyer
and undertaken Miller. Many OF the
bones we're found and much of the cloth
ing, which consisted of red flannel un-
dershirt and a blue overshirt, canvas
coat and pants. Nothing was found to
identify the remains. The only thing 10
tie pockets was bun lie OF matches
From appearances the man was evident
ly a pnospector. al the country where
the remains were found, abounds With
prospect holes, in one OF which stee
bsr was found. The theory. Prevailing,
scene to be that the man was murdered
as there are evidences OF what appear
to be bullet holes in the bones. 1t is
probable that the identity of the party
will be bard to csta hIish unless some
. can be found who knew man simil-
arly dressed to have gone to that vicinI-
ty OF the mountains.