Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.

The telegraph Office will open tomor'
row from 8 to 10 and from to p. m.
Mrs. K.ehl leaves this evening for
California. She has been visiting wild
Mis- Anne Wood for the past week.
MIR. W. J. Murphy, of California, has
located here for the winter.
W. A. Morgan, q cattle buyer from
Kansas and a partner OF Mr.. FRANK
Treat, is expected here tomorrow.
Hon. Mike Nugent, of Yuma, is in the
CITY. He will leave for home THE even
ing.
The city council will meet this even
ing for the purpose of closing up the
business OF the old year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Franklin, of Tempe,
now visiting with air. and Mrs. b. NJ.
Jacobs, expect to return home Thurs
day.
Miss Violet Cary, of San Francisco,
who was visiting with Miss Hlloa
Jacobs, returned home Sunday evening
last
Manuel Rodriguez was sent up for
eight days today for covetIng his neigh
boris hat by Justice Scott.
Hon. Sam Webb, collector Of customs,
and Allan T. Bird, editor OF the Oasis,
arrived last evening.
MIA. Shedd of FL Pssc has been
in the city for the past several days, but
left for home this morning.
NIL. w. Evans Of Ysleta, Texas, is
in the city. Mr.. Evans is interested IN
placer mining property in Southern
Pima.
Tomorrow is New Years day and
legal holiday. consequently no paper
will be issued from this office tomorrow
The account of the ball and supper
given last night by the Pioneers
was inadvertently crowded out
today but will appear tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Treat is reported to be
quite i'll with throat complaint She
has been copfised to her bed for the
past several days.
The board of supervisors were In ses- |
sion today, opening proposals and pass
ing on same, for county supplies for the
coming year 1896.
The weather IN Southern Arizona is |
clear as crystal, but cold enough to |
freeze the ears off the proverbisl brass |
monkey. Even water pipes in exposed |
places suffered.
A carload of copper ore was brought
in from the Ajo district by Mr.. West
brook. 1t was sampled yesterday and
is said to pan out satisfactory to both
owners and smelter. Regular ship
ments will now be made.
The Eagle Milling company received
forty carloads of wheat few days ago.
The proprietors find it impossible to get
q sufficient supply of the home grown
grain, so are forced to draw on Cslifor-
MIA. The -four made by the Eagle Mill
ing company is the finest in the market.
Wsnted:-Several trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel in Arizona for e.
tablished, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
close reference and self-sddreesed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
IL 1856. Let.
For pain in the chest q piece of fan
mel dsmpened with Cham berlain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat of the
pain, and another on the back between
the shoulders, will afford pro pit relief.
This is especially valuable in cases
where the pain is caused by q cold and
there is a tendency toward pneumonia.
For sale by Fred Freshman.
The Chicago Ladies' Quartette will be
engaged By the ladies of the Universal /
Benevolent society of Tucson. 1t is
done for the purpose of providing meens
to help the poor and destitute who may
apply to them for aid. Tickets should
be popular and everybody should buy
one.
Mr.. JEFF ID. James shipped 1898 head
of the Hemme title to California yester-
day. They were inspected by Messrs.
Frank Treat and Frsnk Proctor and
pronounced by them to be in splendid
condition and a remarkably fine LOT.
Many Of them were highly graded stock.
Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lumba-
60 and sciatic pains will yield to the
penetrating influence of DR.. j. 81. Mo-
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment. Rubbed
in frequently and thoroughly over the
parts affected or warmed in with hand
iron, pain cannot exist where is is appli-
ed. 25c, 300 and 81 per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
A load OF copper ore was brought in
from the Ajo district yesterday that is
remarkabl for its richness. Although
not exactly pure copper it is an exceed
ingly near approach to same. Or course
it was q closely sampled lot, but the
general average of the ore ls said to be
rich. 1t was brought in by MIR. Childs
The storm reported IN the telegraph
columns must have been of unusul
deetructiveness for orders we're received
at the telegraph Office this morning to
accept all business for New England.
New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and
District OF Columbia subject to delay.
The damage to telegraph lines in that
section was very great.
The Pioneers elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President e Il
Etchells, vice Pres. s ID Drachmsn, Pima
j T Dennis, Maricopa, I Gstes, Yuma,
s r belong, Cochiee, P r Brady, Pinal.
Directors E n Fish, Thos Hughes, B d
Fairbanks, A Keene; Secret sry II |!
Levin: Treasurer B M Jacobs; Marshal
G Hughes.
George Christ Jr., of Nogsles, came in
today. He reports affairs in the Line
city as moving slowly along. HIS faith
er, george Cnr!st, 81, VINO mas the I'm /
anrial management of the National Re-
publican league, is expected home some
time next week. Mr.. Christ writes from
Chicago that the political outlook for
q sweeping republican victory wss never
better.
Willard Wright, son of Judge and
Mrs. @. W. Wright, is In the First
National bank at Aspen, Colorado. He
writes that the winter Is in full blast in
the mountains of the Centennial state.
In Aspen the principal amusement is
skating on lake located in the center
Of the town and which affords a world of
sport for all who enjoy that exhileretinp