Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Prof. Devol returned from Tempe this
morning.
Gabriel Angulo came in from Mexic'
lsst evening.
Chas. r. Drake and daughters LEFT
last night for Los Angeles.
Deliciousl Schilling's Beet tee, made
according to directions.
Col. VIM. Herring came in from
Phoenix this morning.
Hon. Colin Cameron and Nj. 2. Free.
man came in from the east last night.
Schilling's Best tea has got to win;
quality high, prices fair, money back.
MAJOR Thcs ii. Hsys and party visit
ed the famous San Xavier mission TO-
day.
Hon P. r. Tulley is in the city from
bis ranch in the southwestern portion
of Pima county.
Arizona citizens keep cool by paying
clcse attention to Pasadena girls at the
sessides resotts.-L. A Express.
]. j. Chisholm has returned from a
visit To the coast, greatly improved IN
health.
f. W. Cooper left on last niCht'e pas
sepper tram for the coast. lie Will be
absent for about ten days.
Mre. Geo. NJ. Smith. of Hsrshaw, ar
rived in the city last evening.
Frank c. Earle, of the Ell Paso Smelt-
ing company. is in the city on business
Mr.. W. c. Davis arrived from the
west Oh this mornings train. Mrs. la
Ais has not yet recovered from Ter III
ness.
- Willard Wright, of Aspen, Colo, is
Nsting his father, Judge Wright, OF
this city He will remain about one
month. Mre. Wright is now at Aspen.
The business ct the meeting of the
city council last night was limited to
the usual routine-8uditing ecco UNITS,
etc.
W. Land, of Cochise ,oun'y, came
in from Benson last night IL l. q Is
ole of the leading cattle owners Of bis
county.
Hon. Brewster Cameron. General
Manning and Leo Goldsch midi have re-
turned from a visit to their mines in
Sonora.
Captain Pollock, formerly secretary of
the San Rafsel company, has been duly
installed as mig hit clerk at the San IA
vier.
Hon. Thos T.. Baker and A. j. Col
Inns. of Mammots, were IN the city yes |
terday on business. They left for home |
IN the evening.
jill. Rice and his wife, Marguerite,
the fakira who held forth here lost spripg |
under the guise of the cowboy preach
ers," are 10 jail at Clip Die Greek. The
couple will be remembered as having |
held forth for some time in Tucson and |
other portions of the territory.
Vicente Arenas, Mexican who was |
arrested for stabbing one of his ooun-
trymen, on Saturday night last, had
hearing before justice Meyer, and Was
held uoder $1,000 bonds TO answer tothe
grand Jury In defusit of the requisite
bond, Mr. Arenas will join The social
circle in the county Jail.
At last justice has triumphed and
Halle Kent, the little boy who has
spent half week in Jail. accused OF
high wsy robbery. that lis OF having pur
Joined q watermelon, is now turned free.
The case was tried last Friday but it
contained so many points of law, terri
torial. national and international, that
the court slept on the ponderous sub
ject.-Gazette.
NJ. T. C8rrillo, proprietor of the
clothing parloTe on Congress street, will
leave the city on the 9th inst. with the
Pnilh armonic band, and will be gone
until September 1. All his customers
q sd friends are thus notified IN order
that they may leave their orders for fall
and winter clothing with Mr.. GARLIC
before his departure.
Horace E. Dunlap, brother of Hon.
Burt Dunlap. has purchased the Sui
phur Valley News of Chae. W. Pugh, OF
Phoenix. This paper was founded by
Mr.. Pugh in the early spring OF "a, and
has been q material factor in the up
building of Cochise county. He will as
eume management Of the paper tomor-
row.
The pay roll Of the Du o. Mn
ing & Milling company pow SHOWS
seventy-fve men employed. This is the
information given by j. T. Olsen, OF
Washington Camp, who spent Sunday
in the city. Washington Camp is quiet.
At Du Quesne F. A. Stevens and Ray
Stshl represent Tucson.
Never loan your bicycle to any body
Better by far to go down into your
pocket and hand over to your friend
the price to hire a wheel. 1t is diff
fcuit matter to get wheel adjusted to |
q person and when you once get it fixed |
to suit you il is better to keep il thst
way IL you loan il the borrower Is
sure to change something. Those who
purchase q new bicycle every year will
readily agrees with the above.
At III. J. Carrillo's clothing parlors op
Congress street he has on exhibition 80
new uniforms for the Filsrmonic baud.
They are models of neatness and beau
ty. Red coats trimmed with heavy
black b, aid asd cord, red caps with
proper insignia. srd dark blue trousers
with wide black stripe, is 2 combiDa-
ton OF exceptional beauty. The band
will appear in the Lew uniforms az the
concert Tomorrow night.
There is no place on earth where peo-
pie get such cheap clothing, and OF such
excellent quality, IS at the clothing
psrlors OF III. T. GARLIC. Last night
r. G. Kiel purchased s-fine $40 suit for
35 cents; Tom 7. Webster became the
owner of 81 coat and vest for cents,
and Jose Teran joyousy carried off q
pair of $3.50 p.nts for s cents. Arn't
those bargains?
The CITIZEN is under obligations to
District Attorney Lowell for q box of
delicious peaches presented this morn
ing. They were raised in Mr.. Lovel's
yard and are just simply beautiful.
Their size is seldom excelled, even in {
sections of country with wide .reputa-
tions as peach producers. Their flavor
is past description, and can only be fully