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Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
Authorized Agents ior The Citizen

c. H. Tinker, newsletter at Prescott, haS THE CITIZEN for sale
 L. P. Fisher, 20 and 21 New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 Schneider Grierson & Co.,. Arizona City lTNluC N OO. l lNiii-N
 H. A. Bigelow will receive and receipt for money for THE CITIZEN at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
OFFERS GREAT INDICTMENT
 To the Travelling Public.

Accommodations consist of Good Boar, and Lodging, Store, wherein is kep goods of every kind; good Corral, plent. of good hay, grain and water. Also tn, largest Wagon and Blacksmith Shops or the entire road, where good workmen arr always ready to shoe animals, make ant repair wagons, etc.
 Prices of everything, reasonable:
 JAS. A. MOORE,
 '. ". CARR, Narieopa Wells, a. r. 0prletors
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re marks in prose, Sa per square; in poetry g 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
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s Business ddyertiSemcutS at Reduced Rates. 0fjce SoUH side Courthouse P'aza.
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Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
the railroad.

FIFTY-NINE laws were passed by the late legislature and every one was approved by the Governor.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

raiding, and doing it insolently, too/ upon the adjacent settlements, hence the reverend gentleman is not aFo- gether excusable for his notorio4sly false statements. See pages 354 hnd 355 of the Commissioners annual re- port for 1871, for abundant proof| of our assertions.
 As to the Pimas being willing toEo to Indian Territory, is doubtful statement but of insignificant. ih- portance iu this connection. We 4re informed, by pretty good authority that a few are willing to go and loPk at the country-beyond that no decis- ion or desire Is understood to exist.
 As to Gen. Howard averting }n Indian war, there is 10 grain Pf truth in that, for during ten or m9 9re years prior to the Generals advenf in Arizona and during both his visits here, an Indian war was going| on, citizens were constantly being fnur dered and robbed beyond reliable es- timate, and the press of tb< nation recorded these facts with 1sin and frequency.
 As to the "heap of abuse being showered on General Towards bead by the Arizona papers, " the stateHp bent is as false as the asseI d cause f r it. Iu the first place. c neral Ho9 ard "ao uiuU with the utmost cordl4lity and gwen almost an enthusiastic Eup- port by the Arizona people and pa bers. As an honest, fearless advocate of the rights of Indians as we'll as citi- zens, the editor and proprietor of this paper criticised, verbally and fade to face, General Howard ten fold harf fher than we ever did in THE CITI4 FEN, and the last utterauces of the Gent tral to us were those of approval And kindly offers of service should Me need any. Other papers have recently but mostly since the meeting which provokes these remarks. been some what severe in their references to the General-but in no instance because he averted an Indian war.
 We are assured by truthful men of ten years observation that there Is hardly shade of truth in the state ments regarding the Colorado River Indians.
 The fippant way the reverend Ferris referred to ten to twenty mil lions of dollars, shows how careless he was in his speech. and Is a good index to why 1t was substantially the reverse of truth Saved to the gov s4naul between el0.0O0,000 and 520.00o,000 is @ very wide range in saving and of accuracy.
 Reading such statements made by nearly every meeting of these com
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
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Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
IIcCormick at 91 ork.

The Washington correspondent or The San Francisco Bulletin writes on January 24 as follows:
 Under existing law the Governors
 and Secretaries of the Territories re-
 port their official business to the State
 Department, and this being the only
 home business connected with that
 Department, the President has in two
 of his messages asked for change in
 the law, which Delegate Mccormick now proposes to effect by means of the following U.ll. introduced by him iu the House and by MT. Eye iu the
 Senate "A bill to transfer the con tro- If certain powers and duties iu relation to the Territories to the De- partment of the Interior. De 1t en- acted etc., That the Secretary Of the Interior shall hereafter exercise all the powers and perform ali the uutleS in relation to the Territories of the United States that are now, by law or by custom, exercised and performed by the Secretary of State.''
 MT. Thurman to-day reported from the Senate committee on Private Land Claims, favorably and without amend mont +hn HanSa h;ll ~->---~-7--; @1+ZIg for the payment Of certain property taken by the Government for the extension of the military res orYaliou at Camp Moiave, Arizona, under General Orders No 7+ Novem- ber Z, 1869.
 SXTY-FoUE laws, memorials and joint and concurrent resolutions were passed and approved by the Governor, by the seventh legislative assembly of Arizona; and it is said by those who have given them close attention that there are no really bad ones in the lot. Some might have been better, but such is true of all legislative work. The excellent and liberal public school | law is worth the cost of the session. ! As 8 whole, the Territory will suffer ! no more and be benefited as much by l he work of this as by that of any of ts previous legislatures Individually .reaking, TIE CITIZEN proprietor does 4ot acknowledge himself under a-y 'pecial obligations to the defunct ses- lon, but 1t Is due to truth to say this much. It is easy to carp and whine much easier than make perfect the fight number of laws and no more.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
Morinnnn Wells Station.

nE THE SOT OVER
 land "a s.t. I65 mues aL5 1f nd F'0. Y1Wa 100 H5iL. 7s, 5o from Camp 80
 from Pha @ Ha
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, l
 CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER' s OFFICE,
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

the Pimos; and the files of Arizona papers for the "abuse showered on General Howard"; and the current history of Arizona for over ten years regarding the aversion of an Indian war in 1872 by the Generals labors.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

The Washington correspondent Of The San Francisco Bulletin writes on
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

special obligations to the defunct ses- slon, but it is due to truth to say this much. It is easy to carp and whine much easier than make perfect the right number of laws and no more.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
saving and of accuracy.

saving and of accuracy.
 Reading such statements made by nearly every meeting of these con- missioners, tends to sour really good men on all reformers who work in the much abused but good name of christianity. If The Christian World
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

W2nt5 t9 heIp the cauSe 0t lrutb, a8
 we are inclined to think if does. it will print this article entire; and if 1t is prudent, 1t will engage in no con- troversy over the assertions we make without a candid reference to the men
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

are evidences of the truth of these statements. The published report of agent Stout for 1871 puts especial stress upon the evil of the Pimas
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

statements on his own motion or knowledge; but that he made them
 seems true and that they are essen- tiaily false is equally true. If the agents in charge gave such informa- tion, they should at once be discharged; and 1t is due to the reverend man who uttered them so publicly no less than +C this -'o00le that ho civc +hc ->.,hl;c
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

whites, but have been time after time by the Apaches which the reverend man is hardly excusable for not knowing and so declaring. The Pi- mas have never been driven from their reservation to Salt River or any where else; but have continuously re- sided upon it (except few rowing
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
FKESCUTT, a. T., feDruary ID, 1875. FAILED PROPOSALS i'm TRl1

O icate, with a copy of this advertise ment attached to each, will be received at
 this office until noon, Saturday. March 29, 1873, at which place and time they will be opened (bidders having the privilege of being present. for supplying all, or req sonable proportion o: the CORN, BAR LEY, HAY and WOOD. which may be required during the fiscal year commencing
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

T --.7 TlU c0TIs IaTI, JI- |NI- s-7--
 New Post at Mt. GTaham.-Barlsy 64o,0o0 lbs. Corn, 420. 900 ibs.; Hay, ,907, eco lbs; Wood, 270 cords hard, 960 cord soft.
 Camp Huaipai.-Bar,ey, 2Gg900 tbs Corn, 22s, Goo tbz.; Hay, 709 ,0C9 lbs; Wood 5s0 cords soft.
 Camp 1cDoweU.-Barley, I,00O,Ca
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

thelr raius, and very destructive one, too, through the growing crops about Florence. It so occurred that one or two days thereafter, Gen. Howard, Hon. R. c. Mccormick and Super 1ntendent Dr. Bendell met at the Pima agency, and there citizens Brady, Thompson and others appealed to them for protection from the Pimas.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

Rev. Dr. Ferris, of the Dutch Beforme church. said they hAE. AaI i've agencie.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
The fippant way the reverend

Ferris referred to ten to twenty mil lions of dollars, shows how careless he was in his speech, and Is a good index to why it was substantially the reverse of uneh. Saved to the gov aAmaut between 10000, 1000 and
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

4 few facts are iu order here. The Pimas have not suffered consider ably nor even a little OF any from depredadons by the whites. Their
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

@l+2I9 for the payment Of certain property taken by the Government for the extension of the military res orgauou at Camp Mojave, Arizona, under General Orders No ., Novem- Der z, 1s69
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

- T--II-'L - -II0 earnest request of local agent Stout to General Crook to station a company of cavalry at Florence in consequence of Pima depreda6ons The agency records, the military department rec ords, the officers and citizens named.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22

SrxrY-FoUE laws, memorials and
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18
8 as 10 eibe s. II + II.

Sic Ginpobner Der. @oselen luoca
ebemol5, tur5 Dor ser 9o65eit, ale iun=
gen 9eute beiberlei @ei6le6ts eil1, I'm,
li6 gu beratben, ab man Der 8raut ein
,ueibes @ubn portra9en oiirfe. 9o9
oieies @orre6t tuuroe ibr nur oann 5u=
erfannt> ,uenn ibr bisberiger 2e6enspon=
oel our9aus untaoelbaft getueien mar.
@eber &ei9tbum nod dubere @d0nDeit
wuroe 10 Dod seadtet, pie bies einfa6c
3ei@en Der llnl@ulo. 9as tpeibe @ubn
wuroe am So93eittage an elmer langen
@tonse befefist> neblt elmer @pinbel unS
elmer groBen Men9e bllntf farbiger 8dn=
Der uno Blumen. Gin Siinslin9, &C.
lu6bnli6 Der BETTE 8reuno oes 8rauti=
gams> tru9 Die @tange. Nor ieoem
9aule, po eine Befannte Der Sraut
,pobnte> blieb man iteben uno glieb bic
5enne 1breien, ,pesbalb man ibr einen
Saoen at Die Sliisel scbunoen bate 6en
man iooann or3os. Nab Der &ud-
tebr in oas @o@5eitsbaus ippoe Die
Senne seIhla9tet, .gefo@t uno ben jun
gen @ermablten porselebt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

Gin Mittet ee9en ben 81eumatismus
Sin Nrjt in Gbansbiae, SnOiana, Der aupeilen
germ eineu G@eri mabt, empfabl ciuem 4Sa-
tienten, Der febr lansiam i,n8ablen 1T, als 5un-
ieblbarea glittel eesen &bcumatis,nus, Elm Ser
fabren, nod pefdem Der Fatient iid Nbeubs
barfub bon ben 3eben bis gum S@eitel auf
icine Gcns in elmer setuiien alleb iebtc, UNI fid
70 redt mad ,Sey3ensluft bon ben N1usquito'S
beiben 5n laficn. Dies iollte ben @beumatiamus
aus 9iiften unb 2cnbeu bertreiben. @lidli1er-
ober unsladli6er,peiie tpnroe er babel bon ci-
ne,n @adbar benertt, luelder ii@ leife beran>
idlid unb bent BON &beumatismus seplasten
ar,nen Nfanne nit einenl@riiseI einen firdter>
Iiden Sieb aufienen She'll oes &idcns beriehte,
bet einen anbern Na,nen trd9t Ser &rante
itirite nit einem martburdbrineenben S1rei
bon SEM berab in feline gnrb Nv. aber 8un,.
Der berRbeumatisnlus mar ipurlos beridpunben
unb beute 1T Der 1fann ipicoer ternaeiuuo. 50
entitebt nu,. bic Grase, mas oebolfen bat, bic
Nlusquitobihe, ooer Der @dlae, ober bas 8u.
iamnstntuirfen bon Beiben? .f .
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

r -9ie 9rabte pariren,ni9t stiir3~
lid mar in ciuem Sauie iii oberl She'll ber g.
Baro in Detroit eiu @6urniteinbranb. 0is
Grau beS Sauies, bon ben. 8orfau in &enntnib
seiest, ereriif einen f@tuersn Solstloben, elite
ban,it auf bic Strabe uno fdlus bort init Sobcs.
bera1tune eegen ben Observation-Disclosures,
Der aidt fern bon, .Sauie ii@ befinoet. 9lad Ell
net gHeilc ermiibenber Arbeit uarf ie bai
i1pere Stid Sols bon fi9 unb iaote feudeno
gu mebreren llmftebenb: vDas 1T mir ne id0ne
Seine einaise Spribe tommt." sic
batte seolaubt, ,nan braud)e nur an eincn s.
leerap1enpfabI 3u i@lasen, bas bic 9ral'c
tIirret, um Die Geuerpebr ~ olor'l,iren. sis
tuurbe natiirli@erpeife eriinbIid auseeladt.
Ser S6orniteinbranb NOR insiuiiden gang bon
ielbit uieocr erloi@eu.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

-Muf inem bor &ur;e,n in Gong 8ronb
ob9ebalteneu &inberbau eri6ien Elm Waoden
bon feds Sabren in cinem Rleioe aus Ben feins
iten @piben i'm 8ert6 bon 5000. unter oiciem
trug iie Elm onberes aus blabrotber Seioe. Die
QSirtune ioa cine rpon,p0ie" getueien iein. 9aS
Dta61en trug aud Siamanten> >Obrrinsc, ein
oimantenes Salsseid,meioe uno &inge nit 81.
amanten. Der8ater oieies Rnbcs tuar. bor filnf
Sobren nod @d)anftparter in @oliforaien. IS
1T erifaunlid> uie RAID bic u8orrteeperS" ourd)
ibre uSpariamteit" uno v9fiid)ternbeit" bor'
n6rtS fonmen.
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Sic ssgobilp
i'd an biefer gtelIe borbeisebe, 6ea Serrn,
meinem ergtter, cine sDants1ranei sum opfer
bringen?" S

80 ite 1 hi en- SrsIsEien atpiiden
benaobleugrdber anbaobl bergperfsbeiibe
ia9t Der @ittsburser. rRepublifaner", fanscn
breits an, lire Gri9te ssu tragen. Ser @reis
unierer eisenen &oblen 1T in Golae babonio ae>
ftiegen; $bab mar, Antbraeite 8oblen bierber
berienben unb .Mubetra1ts ibrer iueit n,eDr Sibe
sebenben @igenf1afteu berbdltnibmdbig biaiscr
berfaufcn fann, als bic bitumiuo feu &oDlen'aus
unleren eigenen Berge,,. GS tuerbeu bon unferen
rei9eni9euten bereits srobe Guantitaten barter
Roble berbraudt, peniser mobl auS Sparfams
teitsrudF9tcn, als um ben lditigen @ub uno
@aud au berlueioen. Sin biciieer promminenter
8antier, eiu Wlan,i, Der fi6 ols Ginan;ier gut
auf @ednen beritebt, fat ieineu gan5en @ms
terborrat1 in Mntbraeite &obleu ein9elegt nnb
bebauptet, ct ipare @elo oan,it. Sbne 3peifel
tueroen anoere ieinem Bciipiele, folgen. Das
beibt bod fider: ugulen nn@ stben traseu."
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Oa5 6etpitter.

3iirne1 NIT Dem Grbenpolfe,
3iirnen mill ber 9immel ni6t>
Wenn aug ,petteribuan9'rer Wolte
@ott nit ieinen &inbern ipri@t.
8ei Der @onne 1anftem 2i6t,
S6,pei9en 1eine 9onner ,pieoer,
l1no er bfidet freunbli6 nieber,
$50 iein 5ttablenbo9en bdngt.
sSe6er Bui6, pnn inn getrdnft,
2ispelt es; Der 86sel .@baar
@ingt es freubig uns entgegen,
9oB bes Waters milber @esen =.
.eeSn ber bunfeln Molfe mar. .ts
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

.-Miebe rtrd d6tis. Gin sen,einerS6uft
tdrbte in Der 'Nad5t bon, z@amitas auf Sonntas
Gin srobes Sell bes bei,n 8au ber ncuen to-
tboliiden Rir9e in@bansbille, snbiana, benub>
ten Glai@en3uses. @are ber Grebel ni@t est.
bedt uorben, 10 tuare billei@t biel S@aoen ent,
iIanben, ,n0stider 8eiie Meni6enleben bertoren
sesansen iein. solde erbarn,lide @eielfen ter>
bienen gepcitidt 3u tuerben g. - ..~.,.a
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bunssuerDdltniB ueroantts lonbern oab
pielmebr oieIe Gil,pdnberln,g nod aur
Yclierl,ngs slln6 9ebiiag beIjelben beitrdat.
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oenjenigen Staaten, Die pp,u @trom Der
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beh, >. ;, lit ben luoli9en, 1iibtpeitli9en
unb = mirabiledictu! - in ben db=
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uon Der @urppdi}den Gin,uanberung Coz
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lbule Der Oberad6li6tcit ansutlasen.
9oge9en lit 10 >ueni9 auf5ufommen ,uie
9e9en ben Genius. 9aB Die fir sic err
lpdDnten &eeierunssltalten Gmpfoblenen
bur6I9nittli9 5u Den beneren @9iilern
Der 5taatsldule seb6ren, ldbt li9 bod
pobl annebmen, uno ,uenn meDr als ein
Drittel Der ielben geraoe in Den @lemen=
tar=Sd6ern, nit oenen li6 Die @taats=
ldbule faf ausl9lieBli6 bei3dftist> mdBi=
genMniprii6en ni9t 5u 9eniisen permog,1o
muB es bod mobl um oiele @6ulc man=
gelbaft 9enus beitellt leilt. Bielen mag
biele @ntbedung iiberral9eub fommen,
benjeni9en, Die lie eenouer fennen, li6er
ni9t. Gs lit ni9t nur @tuas, 1onbern
Ingar iebr @ieles faul in unierem Bolts=
10nl litaate. gSie bieie Sdulnib ausSu=
rotten unb Der pon 9tatur frafti9e &Dr=
per su pDl(iger @elun6beit bersutellen
ludre - oariiber pielleidt ein on0eres
Mol. >5sas
.-Gi II. 81 itf ef neneu bpn Mheumnti8,nuS
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Dret a,tsb Dier5t9 fi,tbertfebe
...iil s<1t4 Mrebf0er tss9

.tiiil II ,f saSreDt8er
iinb .Sur6 Sic preliBii6e3 Regierulp nit
einenl Male ibrer Menlter entboben. Mill
6er9eler luiiien, luarum2
r SIM ebenlaligeb Rllrfiirittbunt SeIienz
&alIcl befeben innerDolb Ser proteltdntt=.
j6en 9oubesfir6e Orei perl@ieoene Gon=
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unos Die unirte, ,pel6e bisber ibre eigenen
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@anau batten. 9fn6 unter benz friiberen
@ultusminiiter =. MfiibIer NOR Dem prell=
>bi16en 9onbta9e III Der Sc11ion 1870
II ein @elebent,uurf oorselegt ,uor0en,
,eemdB pel6em 0iele orei per r|6iebenen
Beterntaille Ginem semeinl 9oftli9en
&onliitoriun, 5u&alle[ untergeorbnet luer=
ben 1ollten. 9erlelbe lpurOe pDm 9ano=
tase uertuorfen, oo bos Centrum 1i1 Der
8ergcmalti9un9 eines&eligipnstbeils mi
oerlebte unb bon Der red)ten wie BON Der
linfen Seite bes Nb9eoronetenbaul les,
menn ouD aus perl l6ieocnen Griinoen
Oppolition scgen ben Mublerl Gnt=
tourf erboben luuroe. Ser jebige Gultus=
miniiter 0r. 5alt fat einen anoereng1eg
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ST bat 1i6 por &ursem 1elb1t no1 &aliel
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Wioerlpru9s tiir5li@ ein @elammt=gon=
fitorillm in &a0el erri9tet >uor0en, bur6
,pel1es bic brei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ni9t
blos um9eltoltet> 1onocrn 9erooe5n in III
rem Beitonbe bebrobt tper0en.
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picr5ig lutbcrilAe Yreoi9er oer itrenseren
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fer Wilbelm 5u ri6ten. @ie t0nnten li6
- 10 erfldren lie barin - in religiDlen
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laf1en. uno 10 bereit Tie tudren, in ,uclt=
li@en Dingen @r. Mlajeitdt 5u geborden
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ouf bos &ir1li9c. 9ier wiOer bos Sc
,uiHen untcrt6dnig lein> Deibe: ben @oDn
@ottes uerldugnen.
9luf biel @in9obe fat nun bic onse=
rufene Moieltat> na6 ben Ginen nit Der
@ulpenlion zines Gin5elnen, na9 ben
9lnoern init Der 9lller geant,uDrtct. llno
9elebt ben SAT-, es ludren nod ni6t allc
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Sir bic mutbi9en 9utberancr 1T 1pl6
9[ussang li0er fein ungliid. slber Die
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Tru6t iDrcr Merte eiien. 9enn tpem es
bisber mod 1idt flar mar, Ser miro es
einieben, boB es ser 6irua Salf uno
Company Inn Die Berni6tun9 jeoer 1elb=
itdnoisen mligiDI teber5eu9ung su tbun
1T.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

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men glasel in ben SUP setreten uno bebbolb
uneeDcure S@mersen eebabt 0omit i1m nun
70 etpas nidt tpieber pai1iren tonne, bebie[ter
bic iolseuben Nad)te bic Stief fcl i'm Bett an.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

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bot Elm &nabe einen anbern bur9 l1nboriidtia.
feit auf Der Saso lebenssefdbrlid in ben Niidc"
sefdoflen. ' 7.-5s5fE = p" A.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02

ENTERPRISE. The Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce has decided to
take regularly 100 copies of the Week
ly HERALD t } place in Eastern hotels
and libraries. Several firms in the
city are ordering 20, 80 and even SO
copies each, for the same purpose.
That is the correct and only way to
proceed with "biz," when Il city or
town wants their particular locality
brought into notice. Santa Barbara
set the example and now San Diego,
Anaheim and Los Angeles are follow
ing suit. If little such kind of en-
ergy and enterprise could be chucked
into the heads of our San Bernardin-
ians, our town would not long con-
tinue to lag behind her sister towns
and cities in Southern California.
There is no other source possible for
town to. make itself known abroad,
except through the columns of its To-
cal papers.-lSan Bernardino Guar
dian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
Curiosity Concerning our Resour-
ces Abroad.

A short letter was handed the HER
AID yesterday, making the following
inquiries in reference to the great bee
hive, described in the recent work by
our fellow townsman, w. McPherso n,
Esq.,-it comes all the way from Ser
rebonne, Louisiana.
"Please be so kind as to give me
the address Of some one living near
the great beehive you mention in
your work on Los Angeles county,
California; that may get O more full
description of the locality and nature
Of the rock, and situation Of the hive,
and store OF honey, and to whom it
belongs"
Respectfully, HOWARD B. BOND.
The bee-hive described is sort of
marvel in it's way, somewhat on the
plan Of the big trees, the great falls,
the gold and silver deposits, etc. For
the information of the correspondent,
it may be stated that the great hive is
located in the range of the San Fer
nandO mountains. and that the land
is believed to belong to the United
States government, and liable to pre-
emption. BY addressing any promi-
nent gentleman of Los Angeles, further
information may be had as to particu-
ulars. Scores Of letters arrive every
mail from all parts Of the Union,
making inquiries, and 1t is strange in
deed that our citizens do not try to
give information by sending our city
papers abroad to earnest inquirers In
the east.