Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mary F. Hall has been engaged
to teach the school in district No. z.
The mining interests of Globe will be
fully treated in the columns OK the CITI-
ZEN at an early date.
Mr.. j. S. Hopley, the popular stage
man from PGntsno, is in Tucson. Ills
family accompanies him and will remain
for few dsys.
James X. Brown and family left for
their ranch on Saturday evening, &C.
compsnied by Miss Edith Paul, who
goes to spend a few weeks with her
friends Misses Clara and Hattie.
Rumors were current upon the streets
yesterday that one Of the men injured
in the cathedral accident had died. In
quiry revealed the fact that the report
was without foundation All are doing
ss we'll as could be expected.
When you visit Nogales don't forget
to call on Chas. Hood at the "Gem" sa-
loon, where you can get genuine Vera
Cruz cigars and all kinds os imported
and domestic wines and liquors. Nc.
Ii international st. tt
Louisa Hidslgo, young lady about
twenty years OF age, placed her heart in
the keeping OF Antonio Escandon, g
married man, and together they have
left for parts unknown. Escsndon
leaves wife and children in not over
effiuent circumstances.
An accident bordering very nearly on
the dangerous, occurred yesterday at the
corner of Congress street and Stone Ave-
nue.. A little girl riding bicycle was
rounding the corner snd met horse and
buggy. The buggy struck the bicycle
and demolished IT, but fortunately, the
child succeeded in escaping without in
jury.
A new method of creating an electric
al current was accidentally discovered
by Mr.. Bloxton this morning. While
brushing the dust from wire screen
with large feather buster, he felt his
fingers tIngle, snd was at loss to know
the cause. Repeating the operation he
heard the cracking as the feathers pas7-
ed over the wire, and again felt the
shock. This might prove the fouuda-
ton for some important discovery.
It you are going to Los Angeles. you
cannot select more comfortable stop
ping place than the Hotel Vincent on
the corner of 9th and Broadway. The
location is one of the pleasantest 10 the
city. The proprietors are both former
Arizonsns, and make special rates to
Arizona people. A mistaken idea has
gained credence that their charges are
exhorbitsnt. This is entirely wrong,
for the rates are made with the lowest
possible margin.
Supt. j. L. Bsiley, of the Mohawk
mine, is 10 town today. He tells the
CITIZEN that the Mohawk mines and
mills are at work everyday and have
been since May 1. A twenty stamp
mill and Griffin mill. equal to ten
stamps, are handling the ore, seventy
tons OF which sre being crushed every
"a hours. Forty men are employed
about the works. Six engineers look
out for the motive power. OF these
two ara at the river and four st the
mill. There is an abundant supply of
both wstsr and ore, and it is safe to |
say TINT work will LOW continue with |
out interruption.
For your Protecti0n.-C atarTh 'HCures" or
Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken |
internally, usually contain either Mercury or |
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur- |
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not |
blood disease, caused by sudden change to |
cold or damp weather. 1t starts in the nasal |
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat. |
Cold in the head causes excessive how OF |
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of catarrh viii follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad |
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis |
charge. Theremedy should be quick to allay
Inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's |
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for !
these troubles and contains no mercury |
nor any injurious drug. Price. so cents.