Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-07-25

city yesterday.
Mr.. E. V. B. Hoe and wife were anon
the arrivals last Sunday, at the Wind
! sor, New York city.
Oscar Rogers, the condemned trail
robber, has been sentenced to ham,
on Septemer 18th.
The recent rains caused rush of wa
ter in the Santa Cruz river, and OF
Thursday night, in consequence, tn
dam at Silver Lake WIGS broken.
Col. Breethltt returned last night from
an extended trip through the east. Ill
was Rn interested spectator at the dem
| ocratic convention in Chicago.
Some Mexlcane had young eagle or
exhibition on the streets yesterday. L
was a magnificent specimen OF Ameri
ca's bird of freedom. and gives promise
OF reaching an enormous size.
Major McKinley's speech, recently
delivered in Canton, O., to the Foraker
club, is published in another column
and plainly answers Bryan and clearly
sets forth the issues OF the coming cam
paign.
Miss Elisa Rosenstock, daughter OF
Mr.. Rosenstock, the barber, left on this
mornings train in company with Mrs
Choate. The young lady will 60 to Eu.
rope and remain for five years with bel
aunt, sister of Mr.. Rosepstock.
The unregenerRte of Flagstaff are or
the road to redemption. A sale of bibles
has begun in the town, and go great q
novelty are they that there is an uDpre.
cedentsd rush Of purchasers.
Jose and Benedict Rodriguez are in
jail on a charge of robbery alleged 10
have been committed by them at Ari,
vaca a week or so ago. Constable Lucas
Estrells brought them in Yesterday.
Upon completion of the work of the
surveyors at Rosemont, development
will begin in earnest aqd the Rosemont
mines will take their place upon the list
of heavy producers.
Phoenix has had an unprecedented
rainfall for this season of the year. On
Wednesday night an inch and half
fell and damaged about $4,000 dollars of
merchantile stocks stored under leaky
roofs.
A large crowd assembled last night to
witness the departure of the regular s.
z. excursion. The train was crowded
with pleasure seekers aud Tucson ad-
ded quite number to the list Of pas
Mrs. T. w. Latin was the subject OF
g very severe surgical operation yester-
dsy-the removal of tumor-which
was successfully performed. The lady
will soon recover from It's effects and
will doubtless enjoy better health there
for.
The board OF equalization met today
at the court house, and We are informed
that the taxes on city property will be
raised somewhat this year on account of
the increase in value of the same. The
report of the board will be ready for
publication the first of the week.
Agustin Chdcop, the convicted MUIR
derer of Pablo Salcido, will not hang
July Oath. Stipulstiors have been filed
in the case granting the lawyers until
September LIST to perfect their appeal.
Cbacon is now confined in Jail at Tue
son where he will be kept for safe keep
Mrs. Ida Choste left this morning for
an extended visit in the east, after which
'he will go to her home in Europe.
She wa combine business and pleas
lre on the trip, and expects to find in
Vestors for some of the mining proper
lies in which she is largely interested.
Miss Elena Marin took her departure
this morning for the City of Mexico.
she was attended at the train by large
of friends and admirers, who
fairly deluged her With good wishes for
he future. The accomplished young
ady has brilliant career before her.
B. b. Adams and w. B. Kelly have
'ormed partnership for the purpose of
lne6rthing old pottery, stone hammers,
netates and other relics that are TO be
ound in the mounds on John Epley's
anch. The company Is stock CON-
,Rny, shares payable in labor on the
mound. Every evening just before SUD-
Town, they may be seen dwelling in the
mounds With pick and shovel for curio-
j. j. Baker reports that while him.
elf and party were en-route from Phoe-
tx to this place, and while camped st
he Montezuma wells, one of the party,
diss Blanche harrington, while explor-
Dg one of the caves. found what is sup
'osed to have been large bird. 1t must |
ave Dsen of mammoth size judging from |
be present mummified appearances,
ut the remarkable part abut IL was
hat the bird has four legs. The party
ave the mummy on exhibition at their |
amp two miles north of town.-Flag- |
taft Democrat.
For your Pr0tectiOn.-Catarrh "Cures" or
Conics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken |
usually contain either Mercuryor |
odide of Potassa, or both, which are injur-
Gus if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not
! blood disease, caused by sudden changeto |
old or damp weather 1t starts in the nasal |
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
}old in the head causes excessive flow of /
nucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
ults of catarTh will follow; severe pain in
he head, roaring sound in the ears, bad
'reath, and Oftentimes an offensive dis
barge. Theremedy should be quick to allay
and heal the membrane. Ely's
Sream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
hese troubles and contains no mercury
or any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
ala Luz" this week reproduces pic
Ire OF Bryan, the democratic candidate
,r president, and with a great flourish
aye that Governor Stone Of Illinois
resented Bryan's name to the conven-
on at Chicago. With two or three
tile corrections La LUIS report might
onvey some reliable information. 10
be frat place Governor Stone is not
overnor of Illinois but OF Missouri, and
,condly Mr.. Bryan was not nominated
: Gov. Stone, but by Mr.. III. T. Lewis
Massachusetts. With these corfec-
ons La LUIS report would be correct.
owey er, Ls Luz is to be congratulate
for its near approach to reliability
Il A. Il