Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-08-01
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| Vuoe0 - DaAAcS went 10 CalllOr
MIA last night.
japan tea, as the japanese drink it
Schilling's Best.
Deputy Marshal Roca went east thi
morning.
/ @. B. Trewsdale, of Phoenix, is in the
city, stopping at the San Xavier.
Judge E. r. Monk returned from Gal.
ifornia this morning.
The regular excursion to the coast vii
leave at :25 this evening.
G. s. Clark, OF Mammoth, who is IN
| charge OF the Mammoth Mining COM
pany's interests, is in the city.
About the first OF the month it is e.
Dected that work will begin on q grand
scale at the Rosemont mines.
1t iscurrently reported that ex Gov
ernor Hughes and Judge Barnes are oc-
cupyiDg the same cot. What's next?-
Gazette.
Professor Ashe and wife, two accom-
plisheG vocal and instrumental must.
clans, have been engaged for one moth
at the Legal Tender saloon. There is
always good music at the Legal Tender.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. Mercedes
Myers will leave for Nogsles on a visit
to friends and relatives in that city.
She will be absent probably two weeks.
Do not wear impermeable and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood ves-
sells OF the scalp. Use Halls Hair Rem
ever occasionally. and you will not be
bald.
Messrs. Albert and Will Cooper re-
turned this morning from their visit to
Santa Monica. They teport q splenold
time and carry ''sun noses" which corro-
oorste the statement.
Misses Lillian North and Lena Mat
thews will leave in the morning for a
Well earned vacation, which they will
spend at Oracle. Both the young
ladies sre teachers at the Indian school.
Mr.. Fred Ronstadt, leader OF the Phil.
harmonic Band, has received from Gov
ernor Jas. FL. Budd, OF California, an in
vitation for the band to spend q day at
the Soldiers Home in Santa Monica.
during its coming visit to the coast.
r. G. Brown, the Phoenix Hersld's
active rustler, is in the city, He has
lately completed trip which covers
almost the entire territory and re ports
prosperity and good feeling extant
everywhere.
Remember that Ayers Sarssparilla ia
extracted from the Honduras root,
which only of Ssrssparillss has the true
Alternative properties. Also, that it is
highly concentrated and powerful med
icine, and hence its wonderful results in
all forms of blood disease.
A. Schilling & Co. want the credit for
selling every bit Of tea you drink. They
are proud of it and want you to know
whom you have to thank for good tea.
That's one reason why you don't get
Schilling's Best except in Schilling's
Best packages.
Under late act of Congress the office
OF United States Attorneys clerk was
created, and a salary of 5000 a year at.
tached thereto. u S. Attorney Ellin-
wood has appointed as his clerk Frank
Nj. King, special deputy collector under
Collector Webb, OF Nogsles.
An Indian scare is reported on the
San Pedro. The Indians are out gather
ing acorns, and have made no attempts
at violence, so far. Should they do 60
the people in that vicinity will undoubt-
edlY take care OF themselves and teach
toe Apaches a lesson they will be
long time forgetting.
F. B. Wightman, recorder of Arizona
Lodge, No, j, As o. u. w., has been
notified of the death Of j. w. Hudson,
a member of that lodge, and formerly
an engineer in the employ of the 8. P.
company, at this place. Mr.. Hudson
died in Oakland, CAL, on the 18th inst,
and leaves wife and two children.
A letter from Abram s. Humphriee,
dated at Honalolu, gives the informs-
ton that he has already secured lucrs-
tive practice which is rapidly growing.
Mr.. Humphries is married, settled in q
very comfortable home, and the fates
seem to hold out very promising fut-
nre for the brilliant young lawyer.
Lord Sholto Douglas and her lady
ship, Mrs. Douglas, have grown tired Of
the solicitude OF Minnehsha fats, where
his lordship has been vainly trying to
get wealth by the slow process Of placer
mining. The couple are going to Cali
Iornis, where her ladyship is anxious to
again appear before the footlights.-Re-
publican.
An exchange says "laying on the
hands, for complaints, especially in
is now taking the place of
Christian science. A mother in this city
,ured her boy OF the cigarette habit
with one dose. She laid her left hand
on the boys neck, her right hand on a
substantial slipper, and then laid the
slipper where it would do the most good.
1t effected d cure and a relapse is not
ooked for.-Gszette.
Frank White and Joe Billings, of Dos
Osbezas, have bonded their copper prop
srtles near the Heads to Mr.. Byrum, Of
Chicago, for good, round figure. Op-
srations are to commence not later than
1st, and as the properties are
very promising and Mr.. Byrum backed
by unlimited capital, they promise in
The near future to employ a number Of
men and add materially to the bullion
output OF the district.-Sulphur Valley
News.
The department of agriculture is max
ing arrangements to furnish to Arizona
% we'll as the balance of the country.
says the Southwestern Stockman, sd-
vance warning Of severe frosts, heavy
RAIN and snow, severe winds, etc. Truck
and fruit raising sections of the country
can be informed in advance of any
iangerous change in the temperature
Or climatic conditions. By having such
warnings at all times of the year the
necessary precautions can be taken.
These warnings will be sent to the vari-
1us parts of Arizona where there are
Industries liable to be affected by any
sudden changes as noted above and the
service will be appreciated. The neces-
'ary data is now being collected by OBJ
server White, of the weather bureau,