Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Geo. p. Schoheid and family are IN
the city.
The trial of George Sicocan is set for
October s.
Frank q. Hereford has gone TO Phoe-
nix on legal business.
Ray Stahl, OK the Duquesne mine, and
Watt GiddeDs. of HsrshsG, are in the
city for visit of several days.
F.A. Chamberlain of Willow Springs,
democratic nominee for recorder OF Pr
nal county, is IN the city.
Miss Tula Ochoa, Oldest daughter of
Jose NJ. Ochoa, of Florence, has gone to
Ell Paso to attend school this winter.
F, G. Hughes, clerk of the board of
supervisors, has returned from his trip
to the southern portion of the county.
The circus company certainly pro-
vides good music. The bands discoureed
some beautiful, lively, new qulcksteps
during the parade, and were loudly
praised therefor.
Mrs. A. F. Barker snd Mrs. Geo. M.
Brockwsy are iu the city aud will re-
main day or two.
A. Price and family accompanied by
Mics Crane, of Casa Grande. arrived in
the city yesterday.
The s. P. company has two or three
large gangs of men at work between
here and He'd Rock making repairs on
the track.
The towns surrounding Tucson in
every direction, were well represented
In Tucson today. Many came 20 take in
the circus.
Freeman Cham berlain is in the city.
MIR. Chamberlain Ia the democratic
candidate for recorder in Plnal county.
Hon. Thos. z. Baker is in the city
from Mammoth, and will remain until
tomorrow.
JIM. Lille, one of the leading merch-
ants of Pinal county, is in Tucson Oh
combined mission of business and plea
cure.
Geo. W. Sanders, receiver of the Casa
Grsnde Canal Co., arrived in the city
this morning, aud will remain for day
or two.
Schlstter, the healer, promises to
visit Arizona 1t an early date. There
are lots of "heelers" here already, but
it may be Schlstter will have the
"bulge."
George Westfall, of Casa Grsnde, ac-
compsnied by bis family, and his broth
or John, came in yesterday or q short
visit to the city.
You may ssy as you like. but 1t would
certainly be hard matter to atts;h an
elephants trunk for his board bill.
There is q previous attachment which
acts as prior lien.
There was feast for admirers of fine
horses today. The circus company
certainly has as fine a lot of noble
equines as could be found ia many a
days travel.
A horse belonging to IvancoVich, the
grocer, wanted to Join the parade this
morning. He evidently imagined he
was sprinter, and away he went, as
hard as he could scramble. He was
ovsrhauled before he completed his race,
and the damage done was slight.
There will coon be telephone line
from Prescott to the Crowned King, a
distance OF fifty miles. Ap extension |
Castle Creek Hot Springs, where con- |
nection will be made with tie Sunset |
Telephone system Of Phoenix, which !
will extend to that point. Chas. E.
Hoff. the indefatlguable worker, has just |
returned from the north, where be com |
pleted the arrangements for the above !
described Improvements.
IL your appetite ia variable, your |
health is below par, and the door is |
open for the entrance Of disease. Close |
this door Immediately by stimulating |
tie stomach and organs OF assimilation |
to q more active and healthy perform |
apce of their functions. DIR. j. III. Nc |
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood |
Purifier gives tone ard strength to the |
stomach and contributes q nerve food |
that is taken up instantly and assimilat- |
ed. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all |
druggists.
Seems like a curious thing. this |
"crime of 49," To hear our demo-pop |
and popocrat friends taih, ;t must have |!
been a terrible outrage, and yet the /
country went right along for twenty |
years and fiourisbed and wsxed fat, and |
never knew what @ terrible crime had |
been perpetr8tsd. In fact, the people /
might have forever remained 10 iguor
ance bad it not been for the renuncia-
ton OF protectionist principles and the |
substitution of pa: tial free trade. Had |
protection prevailed the past four years
the "crime OF '73" would never have |
been found out.-Redlsnds Citrograph. |
Quite little scene was witnessed This
afternoon in the vicinity OF Congress
A tnfl
slender man had little or 8 year old |
boy by the hand; the boy WIS stTu 'g ing
and crying and pulling back. Wit de-
termined face the man, oblivious t. the
screecbes of the boy, was puillny the
little fellow along at the best r ale o.
speed possible. 'Come on" SAID he;
''and see the circus" Il don't want no
circus" ssid the boy. Some little time
afterwards. the boy still crying. the
father met q friend at the circus tent
give him a darned bit OF rest Cntil be !,
took him to the show.
Quite crowd was collected at the |
point where the circus dlsemoarked
from its three long, special trains this I
morning In the vast audience was a
crowd of very curious Indians, who look
ed with wondrous eyes upon the eggre-
cation Of animals as they passed up the
street. When the nerd OF enormous ele-
plants started away, it took direction
headed for the Indians, and with yell
the noble red men instituted q genuine
stampede. One OF the older OF the In
dian men was telling his brethren that
the elephants were the new chemical
fire engines the city had ordered and
that their trunks were to be used as a
bose for throwing water.