Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-29
LOCAL NEWS.


ed the chic: clerkshIp IN the Office G
Marshal Meade.
Parks Cough Syrup for Coughs an;
Colds. Sold by Fred t'leishmsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Black royalty en
tertRined few friends at Whist oil
Thursday evening last.
George Atkinson, cattle buyer for l.
Zeckendorf & Co., arrived at the stoct
yards teday with about 200 head o
cattle, purchased recently in Sonora.
Hon. III. W. Stewart, of Wilcox, is II
the city for the first time in severa
months. He is always welcome visitor
to Tucson.
There will be a meeting OF Tucson
Lodge No f. F. & A. NJ, tomorrow
st 80 p. no. for W rk. All Ma OBS IL
good standing are frsternally invited.
The whist contest for 100 points b
tween the ladies' OF Acadia and Mt.
View Hotel, Oracle resulted in a gain OF
81 points for Acadia.
Buckiugham's DE for the whiskers
is the best, hsudiest. safest, sures
clesneet, most economical and sstlsfac-
tory dye ever invented. Il is the gen.
tlemen's favorite.
Mrs Theo Comstock arrived ip Toe
son last evening on her way TO JOIN her
husband in Prescott. Mrs. c mstock
will remain in Tucson visiting friend foI
several days.
Governor Hughes wired that it will be
impossible for him to be here tomorroW
to crate at the Flag pole raising celebra
ton. Col. Zabriskie has kindly consent
ed to take his place.
Preparations for the Washington
birthday exercises st Union PARK
grounds on the 22nd il being pushed
vigorously ahead. Admission fee vii
be SOC for each person. Ali vehicles
will be admitted free.
A Dakota newspaper Irints the fol
loving unique advertisement: al
John Jones, who twenty years ago d.
serted his poor wife and babe. will Tt
turn, said babe will lick the stuffin' ont
OF him."
W. z. Smith. an old pioneer, 10 lying
sick almost unto death at his home 10
the rtheru part of the city. His NAL
sdy lie said to be internal erysipelas.
For the past ten DAYS be has been cou
tipuously affected with the hiccoughs.
His life is despaired of.
Don't waste time, money, and health,
trying every new medicine you see 6d-
vertised 10 the papers. If tie cause -
your trouble is 10 the blood, liver, stom
ach or kidneys. take Ayers Sarsaparilla
at once, and be sure Of q cure. Take IL
other.
The Tucson smelter will blow in agai
in few davs. Ore is fast accumulsi-
ing on the dumps, aud promises OF man!
eddlIion2l shipments are made. The
company, under the m8nag % Mr..
Francis, makes prompt returns on j
ores sold. Cores pondeuce invited with
parties having ore 10 sell.
Tom Fl 4rri-on, for several years 10
char e OF the car rep9iriHg shop at the
railroad, but now a citiZ-n OF Nogales,
has but recently recovered from a sever
sttact OF SIN all pox. The poor fellow Is
said to be but a ghost of bis forme- II
and is deeply pitted by the rsvages Of
the dread disease.
Mr. John Fuller. who has re emily es-
tsblished himself here as butter max
er, Is meeting with much success. HIS
knowledge OF the business is thorough
and parties IN need of as fine butter as
ever seen in a Tucson market shou
give him a call at his place of reside &c
opposite the Eagle Touring mills. Cream.
fresh and skinned milk always on hand.
Word comes from Harshaw that small
pox among the Mexican families, is quite
prevalent in that vicinity. A week ago
there were ten or twelve cases in the
camp. So far as known no Americans
have been attacked by the dread disease.
1t lie not known where It came from.
but most probably from Mexico. Sew
erai cases are also reported from. No
gales.
Mr.. Tom Borton was at ella Bend a
few days ago SID, e. He reports that the
Indian reservation near that place has
bsen divided up ito ten acre lots end
that 81 eff rt will be made by tho agent
to locate all the non reservation Inolans
at that point Cit'zaut OF that town
who Lad Inadvertently Quilt on the res
eTvstion land will lose some valuable
corrsls and buildings.
Judge Vand-rlip, of CrittepdeD, is in
the city. He reports business there
sbouts as being fairly prosperous but
4-iet r chard Farrell continues TO
chip orc from the Trench and Frank
Powers from ra7v-U--ls,-- Fair mine
The Goode brothers also ship ed a car
load OF ore rom me old Bullwhacker
property near the Mowry. Ia the vicin-
ity of Crittenden grass is good and cat.
tie in nice shape.
The Syracuse, n. Y, Sentinel tells OF
an amusing correspon 1ence that recent
ly took place between a Wise 1nsin farm
er and .ecal boiler firm. The farmer
wrote as follows: 'Dere Sirs l have G
1000 akers Of Trees that / want cut. In
pore but In willing to pay too hunnreo
dollars FER IA engine that will do my
work." aud he went on to explain just
what sort of an engine he wanted. The
boiler firm saw that the engine neces
sary to acc .mp'ish the devast tIon OF
his virginia. forest would cost $4,000, and
50 informed him 30 this Effect. A weel
passed and then the following pitby
epietls cane from the Wisconsin woods
<'Dere Sirs what in - would / wan
wit an engine or biler il / he'd SCOOP
The meeting at the city hall Tuesda,
night to shape affairs for the Washing
ton day celebration organized for bust
ness, Hon. Tom Hughes WIS elected
chairman and Frand Treat, seer tary
A committee OF arrangements WAS ap
pointed. consisting Of Knox Corbett. G
T. Cornell, Thoe. Hughes, L. ID. Chi J.
SOD, Dr. Odermstt, r. W. Gray, E. N
Fish, Thos. Burton and F. s. Treat. A
courteous invitation was extended to al
secret societies civic and military organ
izations, to attend. Governor Hughes
was chosen orator Of the day, and Mayor
Buchanan master Of ceremonies. Ar
adjournment was bad until this evening
when another meeting will be had to
perfect arrangements.