Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-25

6 In all probability, Major Fechet a
authority, the Old Glory camp will b
in full blast sometime next month.
Hon. Rochester Ford will spend th
+, month OF August at his former HON,
In st. Louis. He leaves for this pur
pose next week.
Among the arrivals last night was Mr.
H. ID. Underwood, from Nogales, whele
he had been for day or two, engaged
in business transactions.
A grand larcenist from Harshsw will
be escorted to quarters in the couptS
, jail by Sheriff Leatherwood, who left
for that purpose yesterday.
Improper and deficient care of the
scalp will cause grayness of the hair and
badness. Escape both by the use of
that reliable specific, Halls Hair Renew
er.
| Constable Lucss G. Estrella has been
appointed deputy assessor. and will en-.
ter at once npon the performance OF his
duties In that capacity.
Salt River went wild yesterday, ris-
ing four feet at one jump thus shut
ting eff the stages that play between
Phoenix end Mesa by the way of Tenn
pc.
l. Y. McCourt of Wilcox, w. de FL.
| Washington OK Pearce, Cochise county,
and +. j. Duffey Of Nogales were yes
terday granted commissions as notsries
puolic.
| Thos. Wills is in from the Mammoth
| country aDd reports most favorable con-
| ditions for stockmen. The recent rains
have caused a wonderful growth of
| grass and bright are the promises for
fat cattle.
Notice of location of the following
mining claims was filed yesterday: The
Mountain Giant in the Myers district
by j. IL. Snyder. The Copper
Mica and the Copper Granite in the Pa
tagonia district by George Brooks.
A LADY. whose hair came out with
every combing, was induced to give
Ayers Hair Nigor faithful trial. She
did so. and not only was the loss of hair
checked, buta new and vigorous growth
soon succeeded that which had gone.
AS another evidence of the prosper
lty OF Tucson snd vicinity the records
VI "nS pOiiCc COUEt slOW Ildt more INES
we're paid in lest month than ever be-
fore IN any one month of the city's
history. The victims in the great ma
lority CT Instances seemed TO be bount-
fully supplied with funds when called
to their accountings for violations of
law.
Geo. Mintz Of the Herald had most
narrow escape Monday evening from
death. lie was out driving 10 the coun-
try with his family when the sand storm
came ". He WAS driving rapidly past
4 row OF tall cottonwoods TO seek place
OF shelter when one Of the trees, uproot-
ed by the heavy wind, fell across the
road but few feet in front of the horse
The animal swervsd and attempted TO
run away, but Mintz succeeded in keep
ing 1t under control. Had the tree
struck the buggy it would have crush
ed the inmates.-Repub lican.
Hon. Joe Scott of Tucson came in
over the M. & P. yesterday bound for
visit to the mining properties recently
purchased by him iD the north. While
IN town during the day his time was
entirely taken up by his numerous
friends 10 this city who are always well
pleased to meet and greet him. Few
men in any legislature make as many
warm and lasting friends as Senator
Scott did while here during the session
of the Eighteenth, and Phoenix has at
all times card OF welcome hung out
for him.-Republican.
A paper in McClure's magazine for
August will tell. for tie first time. the
true story OF Llncoln's meeting with
Stanton. They met in the trial of the
famous Mccormick reaper patent right
case, under circumstances which were
very Illuminating to Lincoln, and many
wild tales have been told of their meet
ing. The facts of it are now given by
two men who we're associated with them
Ia the trial, and who are probably the
only persons now living who know all
about the matter.
liz 1t rains much more portion of
Phoenix will be a second Venice. In
some parts of the city Ii Only lacks the
gondolss to make it appear like the his
toric city built on the water. There is
not so much objection about the water
in the streets, but it quickly becomes
stagnant, causing the atmosphere in
the neighborhood of these lakes to be-
come redolent with unsRvorY perfumery.
o. course 10 one is TO blame, because if
has been raining hard for a week or
that the city was not built on a hillside
90 that 1t would drain itself, but there
could be few bitches made in some OF
the streets which would allow of the
proper drainage of these ponds.-Re.
publican.
Chas. Reseger was struck by light
-. al -,
noon. He lay insensible for several
minutes, but recovered so that the only
remaining result Of bis electrocutiou
vas furious ringing in his ears lest
night. Lightning struck a telephone
wire end folloRed one of the lighter
wires into Mr.. Roseger's place OF b1si-
ness. When it left the wire it took the
form OF globule of dull red fire about
the size OF a pea. 1t YVES divided into
several glo5ules of apparently about the
same size. Another result OF the flying
fire, beside the shock administered to
Mr.. Reseger, was the knocking of sew
eral small patches of plaster from the
walls.
The strength which comes to us from
eating nourishing food is better than
stimulation, because 1t is new strength.
The health which belongs to strong
body, well nourished by proper food
(properly digested), is the only health
that lie lasting.
The difference between Shaker Di-
gestlve Cordial and other medicines is
simply that it helps nature to make
strength. 1t does not profess to cure
sickness. except as that sickness is re-
salt of weakness caused by food proper
ly digested.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve
the pangs of Indigestion, and make thin,
sick, weak people as we'll as if their
stomschs, had never been out of order.
1t is gentle aid to the digestion of
natures strength-msker, food.