Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

s. P. Detective Thatcher. is in the city.
 Hon. Chss. R Drake and Mrs Drake are expected home from San Francesca next Thursday.
 Mise Mulford will leave on Friday or Saturday next for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Edwsrds, ID san Francisco.
 A contest was filed yesterday against the election of Henry Buehman as & member of the board of supervisors.
 Two common, plsib, everyday drunks gotsix days apiece, dating from this morning.
 The official returns of the election were uuavoidsbly crowded out todsy' but will appear in full tomorrow.
 Gen. Allen, postmaster and dealer ID general merchandise, at Shultz, finhi county, is in the city, repienishlng his stock.
 Col. A. J. Hslbert has returned from atrip to Phoenix. He is fast becoming reconciled to his recent heavy lsses, and will soon be the same genial, jovisl "Jsck" of former days.
 The lscies of the Episcopal church cleared S200 on the entertainment they gave at Rsid's opera house last Sstur- day night, and in conseq uence of the de- cided success of the affair are relolcing greatly.
 Programs gre out announcing the meeting of the Arizona AgricuItursl As eoclstion, in Wcodmea's hall, (city hall buIlding) in this ciiy on Friday and Saturday Ncv. 20 and 2l. The session vii. be one of interest, and will be st- tended by 8 number of visitors.
 The board of supervisors continued tits session today. Yesterday the official uount of the late election ballots was completed. Vicente Lavorin was em- ployed as japitor of the court house ID place of Manuel Csbsllero, who has re s;oned. The butcher bond of the Rollin Trading Company, with J. G. Hislnger and AIbart Steinfeldt as eureties, wss approved.
 John Wright, the district attorney elect of Yums county, who came here Tor a short rest and 70 build up bis strength after hie recent illuess, is recovering ra- pidly ard will resume the practice of his profession in Yuma immediately sf fer Tbankseivlng. Mir Wright carried every precinct in Yuma county at the re- cent election, and hss just reason to be proud of his success.
 Company "F" had 8 target shoot on Sunday, and Lieut.. Riesgo carrIed away the hopors. At three ranges, one, two and three hundred ysros, he made the following scores out of possible twen- ty-five: twenty three, seventeen, and nineteen, distar cing all competitors. These scores qualify the Lieut.. for tbe 5OO-ysrd range, and he holds the distinc ton of having been the first to do SO ID seven years.
 G. W. Toukiu has purchased the Ja- cobs place adjoiuing Gen'i. Royal A. Johnson, and will move his family to the city at once. Mir. Tonkin has lived in Gro planco for fifteen years, and is one of the su bstsntial clt 2 ns of Pima county to wbcm Tucson will .x'end a hearty welcome. He will leave ;omor row for Gro Blanco and wlli return as soon ee possible with his temily.
 FrankIyu W. Lee, author Of Dreamy Hours," "Msm'selle Psganini," and other books, who is now editor Of the Rush City, Minn., Post, hss issued pamphlet edition of his rhymes about children. entitled "Whiepers 6 Wee Ones" Mir. Lee will pu blish other poems in similar sty le, grouping them accord ing to their themes. The next will be entitled 'tLentsn Lyrics."
 Mir. z. c. Angevine, representing the Buffalo Woolen O., of Los Angeles, is in the city. He has the contract for furnishing the uniforms for the 5. r. compspy's employees on the line from Los Angeles to Fl Psso. From l50 to 200 suits will be required to supply the demand MT. Aogevine also has the contract for supply ing the uniforms fo' the police force in Las AngeleS. He IS in the city for the purpose ct taking measures of s. P. employees here.
 Willcox will no longer continue to be home of ret and plenty for the pro- faesionel hobo. arrangements having been made by the local authorities foI cleaning and otherwise improving the city streets by the enforced labor oi tbese ntlemen of leisure. This IS ( move which will meet with the beart, approval of every ciGlzen. It IS sug pested that a substantial levee. four ol five feet iu height, should be med' around the town on the north side. The feeding of so rasoy trsmps has becom' a serious burden on families in Willcol and the numerous mem bers of the hob, class who infset the place ehould b' forcad to work or starve.-Sulpbur Val ley News
 While Professor Wetmore, an eveninl or two sInca, was busily engaged Tn ex poun5iug bis theories with reference t the 33-yaar cycle and the shoEer O stars, bis cvercost was peacefully re posing upon the seat of his wagon whicl was eteuding m front O! his place o business on C1-gress street. A unsciantifio representative Of the lIgbt fingered fraternity took advantage c the Professors temporary absence aD' walked of with the coat. Profeseo Wetmore has some consolation ID hi lose, however; it is further demon etration of the truth of his theory i regard to the effect Of the 33-year cycl unon honesty. This is the first coH he has had stolen for B years. Th proof is certainly conclusive to any un preiudiced mind.
 When wear begins to exceed repair l your body you are going to fsll sGt The signs of it are: loss of heeh, pail neee, weakness, nervousness, etc. IT repair needed is food. You think yo eat enough, and yet you feel that 70 wear out more tissue, energy, nerve force, than ycCr food makes for yo' The difficulty is that you do not dIge enough. And this is so serious it worth sitting down seriously to thin about If you can't digest what you es take few doses of Shaker Digestis Cordial. The effect of it will be tn il crease your flesh and mske you fe stronger. You won't fall sick. Pro that it is in control O. your repair a paratus. It's easy enough to test th for yourself. Take few bottles Sbskar Dioes tive Cordial.
 Sold by druggists at 10 cents to $L' nor bottle.