Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. Farlsh, q well Known mlnipe
man, is in the city.
The populist club has reorgsnized 10
Tombstone. 1t has membership OF
twenty.
MIC. Waterman left for Orc Blan-
co today. He will, be expects, return
Saturday.
Capt. Hathaway represented Le No
ria and Harshaw in the regular repuo-
lican convention yesterday and mace
many friends by his good judgment ana
party loyalty.
The nro,rietor of the Tucson Steam
Laundry, Mr.. Nelson, desires 1t to De
understand that Mr.. Walter Bennett ls
no longer in his employ and Is no longer
authorized to collect any money due
said laundry.
Mr.. Thoe. z. GrindelI Of Rosemont,
was in the city yesterday. He Is en-
Moved as school teacher in that place
and il highly spoken of as clever and
scholarly young man. He WIS deleg-
ate to the repu blican convention.
Mrs. Caudran and young son will
leave for their new home in Fresno.
Cal. on Thursday evening next. MIR.
Caudran writes chat be is much pleased
with his surroundings and expresses bis
belief that they will like the place.
AR James K. Brown was in the city
Yesterday, from bis home at the Sanua-
rita. BE reports that his little daught-
er. who has been aillng for the past sew
eral months, is improving, and hopes
are entertained of her ultimate and COM
plete recovery.
MIR. Thos. NJ Smith. OF ST. Joe. Mis-
souri,, is in the city, en- route to Rose
mont with ". B. McCieary, the we'll
known Santa Rita rining man. Mr..
Smith reports himself favorably i'm
pressed with the outlook for the terri
tory and the Development OF its vast
mineral resources.
Bishop and Mrs. Kendrick expe ct to
leave Tucson tomorrow evening, the
bishop will leave Mrs. Kendrick at
Msrlcopa to go to Prescott where be
will preach in that place Sunday, but
Mrs. Kendrick will continue on to
California.
Judge ]. E. Anderson of Greaterville
is in the city. He WIS delegate to the
republican comfy convention and al
though considerable pressure was
brought to bear On him for bolt, be
refused to do 60 but took part 10 the
regular convention.
Phoenix housebreakers have lots of
nerve. The other day they entered the
sleeping apartments of two OF the police
officers of the capital city and carried
off everything except two tooth brush
ee. and they would have taken those but
they we're old end were down to the
gums.
As tree fiourishes in proportion to
the richness of the soil, so the human
body thrives IN accordance with the
quality of its blood. Hence the neces-
slty of keeping the vital fluid rich and
pure with Ayers Sarsaparilla, the best
blood medicine you can find.
nj. F. Shaw, superintendent Of the ter
,ritorial pris Oh, came to Phoenix on Mon
day and rendered bis resignation to Gov
-ernor Franklin. The governor told him
TO 60 bone and take care OF the institu-
ton until he sent q man to relieve hlu-
No one yet has been chosen for the
place.-Gazette.
The fellow workmen of Mr.. Rufus
Maker, late foreman of the Southern
Pacific shops iu this city, will tender
him farewell reception in the rooms of
the railroad library this evening. They
will also present him with a fitting tes-
timouial of their appreciation or his
worth and will wish him, his good wife
and family, safe and pleasant voyage
20 their new home. in Sacramento.
The grand concert to be given for the
benefit of the Spanish American Alliance
in Reds opera house on the evening OF
Mey ID. promises to be unusually nDe
and should be heard by every lover OF
good music in the city. The object for
which the concert is given is indeed
meritoreus ard aside from the richmus-
zeal and operate program should crowd
the house
bob" Williams, of Florence, one OF
the most SUCCESSFUL and popular hotel
men ii the country, is In the city. Mr.
Williams will, il is understood, assume
control of the Cosmopolitan hotel when
the improvements now under wey are
completed. DIR. Goodfellow is extremely
fortunate in being able to get man like
Mr.. Williams to take charge OF the
place.
The grand concert given by the Span
ish American Alliance OF which mention
is made elsewhere is for the noble
purpose OF buying an American flag.
Every patriotic American should put
his shoulder to the wheel ard help the
good cause along. Wherever old glory
flies there freedom is and truth and
unity and right prevail.
Hon. G. NJ. Shannon collector OF
internal revenue for Arizona and New
Mexico was in the city Saturday. He
reports his copper property near Clifton
as looming up and the promise for big
mine was never better. He has about
forty men employed. Mr.. Shannon has
many friends in Southern Arizona who
are always pleased to welcome him
among them.
"Be regular and puuctual in all
things" was one of the old mRxims,
taught long ago. The last is not for
gotten, but the first is scarce remember
ed, so irregular is the life of moot
people nowadays. The only corrector
of this evil is Summons Llver Regulator,
which keeps the liver active and pre-
vents the Ills of irregular living, dyspep-
eie. biliousness, constipation, etc. LII
also cures these troubles.
remarkable accident occurred to the
Santa Fe train running from Santa Nom
ca to Los Angeles. The locomotive
struck y cow and tie animal was thrown
with great force against telegraph pole
few feet from the track, breaking it.
The broken pole fell toward the train,
striking car and crashing through the
windows. Some of the passengers had
narrow escape from being cut by flying
glass The pole hit brakeman, just
missing his head. He escaped with ug-
ly bruises.
Mr.. j. s. Hopley one of the solid
ecitizens of Pima county, a square and
uncorruptaole Iepu blican, is 10 the city
nc dales-ata tn the reDuhlican conven-