Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-18
Hon. Colin Cameron took bis depar'
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Thomas Wilson, the lumber man.
left on Saturday night for two weeks
visit in California.
MIR. J. Edward Pierrpont, who went
east with the remains of his wife some
days ago, has returned.
Mr.. Sam Barley is driving pair OF
sorrels TO a sprinking cart painted
green. Some folks say the cart was
oolored to catch the Irish vote.
Mr.. Jno. r. Loosely, one of the most
genial aud accommodating travelling
men on the road, is paying Tucson a
visit,
Mr. "Verde" Green, the genial 'mix-
er" employed in Congress Hall, has
besn under the weather for several days
past.
| A slight wreck occurred on the S. +.
near RillIto this morning. The break
| ing of an axle on freight car caused
! its derailment, but the damage was
eoon repaired.
The San Francisco Bulletin gives its
sworn daily circulation as 20,095, and
claims the lead in street sales by 3 TO /.
The Bulletin is great paper with q
| great circulation.
| Joe Wise, of Calabasas, is holding
| 500 head OF cattle for buyer, who has
given him a number of dates on which
| the purcase price would be paid. The
latest dgte given is July 13, and il the
deal is not settled then, the prospective
purchaser will forfeit the $500 bonus put
up OF the cattle. The difficulty In the
deal arises from the unsettled financial
conditions.
David Ruiz wss yesterday pardoned
by the governor, aud thus relieved OF
the sentence for grand larceny for which
be is serving. The pardon is granted
at the petition Of tie judge, prosecuting
witness and district attorney, all whom
think the prisoner Innocent. New evil
dence has been discovered since the
trial which changes largely the pros
poets of guilt in the csse.-Gazette.
Walter Gillette, a grandson of Mr.. L. |
NJ. Prince, met with an unfortunate and |
painful accident day before yesterday. |
He fell from a tree and broke his right |
arm. When he landed on the ground |
bis cheek came in contact with a sharp |
rock, and was opened almost the entire
distance from his eye to the corner of
his mouth. The unfortunate little fell
low is getting on finely.
So many applications for space have
already been received that the great
success of both the Eastern and Vests
srn National Cycle elbows is assured.
The members Of the Cycle Board OF
Trade are, in consequence. greatly
pleased over the manner in which Pres
dent Coleman handled the prelImlne-
ries.
Hon. L. NJ johnson, of Arizola, who
zane to Arizona from Columbus, o.,
some months ago, for his health, is in
Tucson on business for a couple of
lays. Mr.. Jobnson's health has teen
greatly improved and be will become a
permanent resident of the territory,
Which, he ssye, cannot be too highly
praised. Il
Nashville, where the Tennessee Cen
euni8l exposition will be open during
TX months of 1897, has over $4,000 peo-
BE within itself and it's immediate sub
lrbs, and this whole city has turned it '
elf over to thu work OF making Tennes-
see great demonstration the most elRb-
rate and successful affair of its kind
hat has ever taken place. Sufficient
ime has been taken to study out every
eteil ID advance, and when these de-
ais have been executed, the result will
,e surprising.
The nomination OF Bryan sets hard :
n local populism. 1t will be remem-
cred that when be came to Arizona to d
peak On free silver he was a populist, i
nd WAS brought here mainly through :.
be icfiusnce Of that party. Now that |,
IL has kicked from the traces and re- 4
uIned to his first love, what is there
or ropulisrn ~ 20 but to swallow him d
I'd hi= platform and democracy for .
hat matter. in one gulp. "Ds coon has
cken De back track" gentleman.- ?
-ourual-Miner. o
Fer your PretectiOn.-Catarr ''Cures" or
ronics for Catar-h in liquid form to be taken o
usually contain either Mercury or "
odide of Potassa, or both, which are injur- n
Gus if too long taken. Catarrh is a local. not
! blood disease, caused by sudden change TO .
old or damp weather. 1t starts in the nasal {,
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Jold IN the head causes excessive flow of [;
nucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re- "
Ults Of catarTh Will follow; severe pain in r,
he head, roaring sound in the ears, bad o
)reath, and oftentimes an offensive dis o
barge. The remedy should be quick to allay n
and heal the membrane. Elv's ~
'ream Balm is the acknowledged cure for n
hese troubles and contains no mercury ii
or any injurious drug. Price, so cents. y
The report brought to Phoenix that al
a 10 no "a oil CT 1
still dry q. the GilG crossing as was
oted Friday by Superintendent Shemp II
nd RoadmIeter Porter of the MaricopR d
Phoenix railway, who were making @ tt
endcer inspection OF the road. All IL
rat was noted out of the common lay CT
! the presence on the bridge, in close 81
roximity, q snake, turtle, two doves re
I'D q couple of wildcats, forming a hap il
Y family that was disturbed by the ar ci
val of the railroad pRrty.-Rspu bill al
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There can be no pleasure or happiness >:
,r persons whose liver or kidneys are =,
nhealthy. They are weak, sick and ~
ritsble, and find it burdensome TO per-
,rm WORK Of any kind. What they ii
sed is thorough treatment with DR.. -
II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. az
his remedy is recognized by many of A.
le best medical authorities as without :,
peer for the cure of diseases OF the ";
idneys or liver. 1t rapidly drives out 20
iseased conditions, restores health and ar
5rengtb, vigcr and cheerful spirits.
rice 81 per bottle. Sold by all drug
sts.
The Office OF collector of customs at
lis post has been abolished, and conse- al
lently the services of Mr.. Edwin :.
Leyes es collector have been discontiu- -.
ed. We presume that the spirit OF u
economy st Washington is the reason :.
II this, but what the government saves -
salary il will lose in duties, and e.
UGH more. The office did not receive :.
uon from customs. but had good eff o.
ct IN discoureoipp and DrAventinO :.