Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
st. Pstrlck's day in the morning.

st. PstrIck's day in the morning.
Mrs. NJ Ronstadt departed for fumi
last evening for short visit.
Miss Carlota Sslszar left last night Oh
visit to California.
MID. B. Gillette arrived IN the CIT!
from Prescott yesterday morning.
MIR. Eddy and sister-in-lsw, Mrs. Dol
liver, who have been In the city the pas
week, left last evening Tor Caiifornis'
Mose Drschmsp left lsst night for
Phoenix to assume control OF the office
which he recently accepted.
c. ii. Naylor, who has been in the city
for the past few days. returned to San
Francisco las. evening.
Several parties from the city went pic
nicing yesterday and all report de-
lichtful time. as the day was perfect
and beautiful spots to camp discovered.
W. E. Felix has had the interior OF
his store freshly painted 10 white Tor
the summer, giving 1t delightful and
pleasant appearance.
John Doe was given his choice this
morning of fine OF five dollars or live
days 10 jail, for being drunk and dis
orderly and accepted the f'rmer.
Loweustein aud ii. j. Newman left
for the east yesterday mo nlDg, where
they EXPECT to remain. The forn-r will
90 to Philadelphia and the latter to
New York.
Halls aau Reviewer enjoys the con-
fidencs and patronage OF people all over
the civilized world, who use il to restore
and keep the hair a natural color.
Recorder Cornell has fallen into line
wi b the general improvement move
msnt and is erecting a new aermotor
wind mill on his property on Stene ave.
Location notice has been filed for the
mine known as Hattie in the Heivetia
district, by Davis and Weigle; also OF the
Good Enough and Black Horse, miles
southeriy from Wallis station by y. y.
Walsh, g, o. Crane and others.
Gardiner. Worthen & Goss are build |
ing an addition TO their machine shop |
to be 40 sc feet. New machinery will
arrive soon and will be placed as soon as
possible, which will add greatly to the |
capacity of their already large machine
plant.
Wsnted:-Several trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel IN Arizona for es
tabllshed, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
close reference and self-sddressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
11-26 90 lot.
The Philamothisn society, will give
social reception and dance at the unIver-
sity, ia honor II st. PatrIck's day, this
evening. 4 large number OF invi ations
have been issued by the COMMITTEES, q.
NJ. Gillette, Mics Clara Fish and Miss
Jessie Hughes, very enjoyable time is
anticipated.
Mr.. Oscar Ashburn, a we'll known
stockman from the San Pedro is in the
city on a visit to his mother. He re-
ports a big cattle sale at Benson, trough
Ed. Hooker. to the Bloom Cattle COM
pany, Of Trim dad, Colorado. Ore year
olds sold for $3.50 per head; two years
Odds Tor $3.50 and three years olds S15,
2325 changed hands. They were bought
for June delivery.
In the case of Jesus Felix, upon which
the jury disagrt ed Monday, the district
attorney not deemIng the evidence
strong enough To warrant another trial
FOR grand larceny, dismissed the case.
A minor charge appeared against hlm,
Of misde neanor, Cor cutting and dis
posing OF the hide of the dead animal
before the number of days required by
sw had passed. to which he plead guilty
before Justice Meyer and was fined $40
which he paid.
Frequent headaches, Disturbances in
the bowels or digestive organs and wind
On the stomach, indicate a disoroered
condition of the liver. In such cases
pills and other csthartic medicines are
Of temporary benefit only, what is need
I'd is a regular course Of treatment for
the liver. DR.. J. II. McL-an's Liver ano
Kidney BAN is an appropriate r medy.
II acts as a stlmuleut on the torpid liver.
promoting healthy functional activity,
relieves the overworked kidneys and
produces a lasting benefit. Price SlOO
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
A YaquI Indian, said to be hard
after filling up on the forbid
den juice Sunday, nned his hight ,
ing re, ala and proceeded with the aid
Of murderous looking machete about
twenty EIGHT inches long, to terri rize
the inhabitants of south Meyer street.
He succeeded beautifully in his effort
and managed to cut one man, quite bad
", in the hand, while be was endeRvor-
ing to wrest the weapon from his grasp.
While he was enjoying himself the pc
lice were notified and the appearance OF
an officer upon the scene shortly put an
end to his fun and be was landed in the
city Jail, where he will properly be taken
care Of His weapon OF wsr vas ALEC Sc {
cured and lie enough to strike terror to
the hearts Of the bravest.
In the United States court yesterday
Pssqual Pgz plead guilty TO the
charge of unlswfully cutting tim Der on
United States land, Bartolo Duartez
likewise to a charge OF smuggling and
Pedro Gonzales, made the same plea to
the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
The trial OF John Hayden in the terri
torisl court for burglary, was completed,
the jury bringing N verdict OF guilty.
was one of the parties connect
ed with the breaking into OF a Southern
Pacific freight car, in January. Jack
son and Hayden withdrew their former
pleas of not guilty and plead guilty. The
former to charge of burglary, commit
ted IN Managers etore and she later to
receiving the stolen goods. The case OF
the territory vs. Jesus FelIz for grand
larceny occupied the court yesterday
afternoon.
Today in the district court John
Rogers is beng tried on the charge of
burglary and the evidenced is being
rapidly taken. Quite an argument arose
through the attorneys fer the defense
that the indictment was
not sufficiently strong for q case or
burglary and must charge to whom the
property belonged, and they also ch rged
that the evidence was not sufficient to
sustain the charge of burglary, as there
was no evidence of breaking into the