Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-23

rom Ammonia, Alum any other adulteran:
 In all the great Hotels. the leadii
 Clubs and the homes, Dr. Prices Cre3
 Baking P--7der holds its supremacy
 10 Years the Standard. l U. s. Attorney ElIinwood returned
 this morning.
 General Johnson began work upon
 morning.
 One prolific source of runaway horses in Tucson is the bad habit of allowing
 them to stand upon the streets unhitch- ed.
 A sincere friend and lover of music
 sent @ contribution of five dollars to this office this morning to be given to the
 Philharmonic band. A request accom- panied the note that the name of the
 donor be withheld.
 The Rev. E. H. Ashmun, superintend- ept of home mission for Arizona and New Mexico will arrive Saturday even- ing and preach in the Congregational
 church Sunday morning and evening.
 "No, no; mammals darling must not
 use the word ''psnts." It is very vul-
 gar"
 Msmma's darlIug:-"Oh mamma!
 Just see Fido; he has been chasing the
 chickens and, my oh, how he-he-he-
 bloomers."
 1 Several winseme danes are nov prRc-
 ticing the art of elonRstipg the neither limbs of some of the prominent men of ! this city. Benedicts are favorites as the system seems peculiarly adapted 10 working the summer widower. Several ladies have already signified their inten- tion to remain st home thIs summer in consequence.-Gaze
 w. H. Howe, the Tom bstone survey or, passed through the city yesterday CD route home. He had been to the Harqua Hslss doing some surveying. He reports a number of small strikes in that vicinity lately, and very decided aIr of prosperity pervading the entire 1 camp.
 In the spring, the human body needs assistance to throw off the stagnation prod uceo by winter diet. As the tem- Pcld ldtuIc licSc uuQCI btC kiOntlk ucdt of the sun's rays we feel tired, half sick and low in spirits, because the blood is sluggIsh and full of impurities. Dr. J. H. McLesn's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is a reliable spring reme- dy to invigorate the body and give tone to the digestion. Price Sl per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
 The Philharmonic band concert, at the city park last evening was genuine musical treat, winch should be through ly appreciated. After the concert the band spent sometime serenadina. The concerts will be repeated each week hereafter, and will occur on Wednesday evenings instead of on Friday. A pro- gram of the concerts will appear regular ly in the CITIZEN.
 Jose Gonzales, isilor at So.omonville. under Sheriff Wight, has been in the city for several days with his 14-year old son. in consultation with physicians. About ten months ago the boy was kicked just above the left knee, by 8 horse, and beyond 8 little swelling at the time, TO evil effects were felt for eight mouths. Two months ego, how ever. the knee began to swell, and pow it is almost twice its natural size. Am putation wac recommended, but MT. Gonzales returned home with bis son yesterday, hoping that some other reme- dy for the silment may be discovered. The recent Commissioner of Immi- grafton for Pima cobnty, Herbert Brown, has resigned. This tardy action of Mir. Browns is excused upon his aesump. haf bn nfhna hod lone ed into the realms of oblivion. It seems, however, that Gov. Franklin, by bis re- cent appointments, recognizes it Gs real live office, and so Mr. Brown grace- fully creates 8 vacancy for some ambiti- ous gentleman in Pima. At the CITI- ZEN office, any enc desiring, can pur- chase & genuine commission for the above office, signatures, seals and all the revenues, upon payment of half the ori- ginsl price which was S5
 Hon. Geo. W. P. Hunt was appointed com missioner of immigration for Gila county; but at tue tune 1t dld not occur to the governor that Mir. Hunt was member of the legislature which created the im migration board, and therefore disq qualified by the organic act from serv- ing on the board. The gov ernor regrets that Mir. Hunt is ineligible to the office and it is unfortunate for Gils county. Mir. Hackney, wto was appointed com missioner by governor Hngbes, failed to qualify and MT. Hunt made the report from that county last year. The Phoenix Herald says that since the recent change by the postoffioe authorities by which mail from the east is sent to Phoenix over the Southern Pacific that mail has been delayed tweuty-four hours about twice a week through failure to connect at Deming. It has been suggested that when con- nectiops are missed at that station that the mail could very easily be continued on to Ash Fork and be brought into Phoenix that afternoon instead of being held at Deping twenty-four hours. The mail clerks on the North and South road are prepared to handle all mall over that line and the people of Phoenix | would receive thelr eastern tnsil on the came day. The local postoffice authori- ties should see what can be done ID this matter.
 l The Southern Pacific company has decided to burn oil instead of coal or
 wood on all its engines south of Fresno.
 This is an important concession to Los Angeles and Santa Barbara producers
 of oil. for it gives them a home market
 for nearly all their oil. This cil is SO
 heavy that it has to be sprayed over hot
 flame The railroad company will save
 materially by the use of oil. ss coal costs
 S5 50 per ton, but they don't feel justi-
 fled in equipping all thelr engines with
 oil burning apparatus until they are as,
 sured that the Southern Californis oil
 fields will furnish permanent supply. | Mir. J. H, Durham. of Oakwoods,