Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-16

To retain an abundant head of hair of
 a natural color to good old age, the 1 hygiene of the scalp must be observed Apply Halls Hair Remover.
 Mir. Will F. Cooper, ex-editor O: the | Florence Tribune, arrived in the city
 this morning, and will become sn em- ploye of this office. His experience in
 the newspaper field will undcu btedly be
 of servlce in rendering the columns oi | ths CITIZEN more acceptable to its read | CTS.
 As a tree fiourishes in proportion to 1 the richness of the soil, SO the human body thrIves Tn accordance with the l quality of its blood. Hence the neces-
 sity of keeping the vital fluid rich and
 pure with Ayers Sarssparilla, the best
 blood medicine you can find.
 Col. Robert Williams. who was to
 have taken the management 0: the Cosnopolitan hotel, passed through Tucson on Thursday night bound fOr
 Hot Springs, Ark, where be goes to | seek relief from acute rheu stism, from
 which he has suffered for some time.
 MT. J Francis will leave this evening for two or three days trip ID the in-
 terest of the Tucson Smelling com peuy Of which he is tbe efficient manager l Mining men throughout the southern
 portion of the territory, have pothip2 but praise for the generous and cour- teous treatment they have received from
 this institution.
 Cevil service reform is fine tonic for
 the democratic officeholder. It tones
 up the whole system and makes him
 feel ike new man, acts promptly and | gently on the kidneye, liver and bowels l is pleasant aHd refreshing 10 the taste, softens bis skin, clear his scalp of cruste
 and scales, puriiies his blood, quickens
 the action of the heart, prevents cold ] feet and, in short, makes his life seem
 to him worth liyipg-Chicago Tribune. | Col. Merritt, by authority of the in- terior department. has appraised the | lands and buildings within the limits Of
 the Fort Lowell reservation, Land un- der cultivation and lying ln the Riilito | valley has been appraised at i've dol
 lars sr acre; the mesa lands at SL25 per | acre and the government buildings for
 merly occupied by the officers and troops
 at values ranging from one to fifty dol. lars each.
 An exchange says that man in the western part of Nebrasks, having large bunch of horses, the market beng over
 stocked, wrote friend in Washington | city to ascertain if he could not help
 hin sell csr loBd or two of his stock The answer was brief and read as fol- | lows: "The people of Washington rid. | bicycles, the street cars run by electri- | city, and the government Is run by jack
 asses. No demand for horse fesh."-
 Revlew, Millbsnk, Dakota.
 It IS reported that 5000 head of cattle
 are on their way in from the Bstoqui- verI country for shipment. hr. Holt also expects big band in from the lower San Pedro, sometime between the 18th and Doth. These are the cattle | bargsined for the June delivery. One lot of cattle on the ArRvaips is reported to have sold high. The yearlings are said to have sold high. The yearlIngs are said to have brought Sl1 per head and the three year clds SIG.
 On Thursday morning of this week, a courier arrived in Florence, with the information that E. NJ. Reavie, well known as the Hermit of the Suparst;- ton Mountains" had been found dss0. His remains badly de.omposed and sl- most wholly devonred by do9e ard coyotes, lay alongside the trail leading to his ranch, and about five miles from his home. From appearances he had been dead from twelve to fifteen days. The coroner left Florence Friday morp- irg to hold an inquest, the result Of which may throw some light upon the circumstan ces attending his death.
 For yOur PrOtectiOn.-Catarrh "Cures" or
 Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur-
 ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not
 a blood disease, caused by sudden change to
 cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal
 passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
 Cold ill the head causes excessive flow of
 mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
 suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
 the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
 breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should be quick to allay inflammation and dheal the membrane Ely's Cream Balm IS the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
 Professor Devol returned today rom Phoenix where he has been for two weeks looking after ths swine ip tert ets of the Salt River Valley. He reports that the Tsnctes upon which sEine pis- que appeared are nog ali under strict quarantine and the disease Is sbating rapidly. With 8 close observance of the quarantine regulations which he has est sblisbed, TO further heavy losseF may be expected. h fact the outlook is now very bright and tbe rsnchers who are very willing to do everything in their power to stamp out the disease. only regret that the quarantine was not established two months since.
 In the appraisement of the Fort Low ell lands the CITIZEN yesterday erred m stating that the mesa lands had been held st S1 .25 per acre, when in fact ten cents per acre is the appraised value. Those in the valley ran all the way from S1 to 8 per acre. All unnoccupied and upentered lands will be put up at auc- ton and sold to the highest bidder. No price less than the appraised value will b. accepted. Parties occupying enter ed lspds will be compelled to pay the price for which the land is assessed, but DO more, Rs such lands will not be put up Tt public auction. Every forty acres on the reservation WAS given sn ap prais- ed value. A schedule ct the anpraise- ment may be seen at the land office.
 Catarrh Cannot be Cured