The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-12-06

profound penetration ! And do
these rings really exist? And
will neither Of them open and
let Mr. Hardy in? Cruel fate, to
be left alone to growl on the out
side. But that's the rub. and
sour grapes are not desirable.
The truth is, these rings exist
only in the imagination of a sour
and disappointed political aspir-
ant.
The effort of Mr.. Hardy to
create a sectional feeling must be
lreprobated and condemned by
every man who has the true in
terests Of Arizona at heart. There
is no jealousy between the diff
ferent sections Of the Territory,
and he who would endeavor to
engender such a feeling is a mis-
chievous citizen and an enemy
to the country.
Hardy has never yet accom-
Pushed any good for the Terri
tory with all his wrangling and
bitterness, although his incessant
growing has bored many a man
nearly to death. fe0ple say that
he thinks he ought to go to Con
gress. But the difficulty is, no.
body else thinks SO, and he may
as we'll hang up that fiddle.
WhatHardy has accomplished for
the good of the Territory may be
compared to that great feat of
the old French king described in
Hudibras, as follows:
The King of France, with City thousand
men,
Marched up the hill-and then marched
down again
gThe following just and highly
complimentary notice OF an abe
and liberal firm, we clip from
the Weekly Alta Cdlit2f5li0 of
Nov. Goth:
General Crook ssctive campaign has
resulted in the ps<ce which the Territory
now enj"y5Yet the public should know
TO whoU~fhey are indebted for much of
this Siccess they should know that there
11->sss one firm strong enough, rich enough and
public spirited enough to assist the Gov
eminent at a time when pecuniary assist,
ance is needed.
II must be- remembered that since the
last appropriation bills were passed. most
of the Apaches have been placed on Res
creations, and that tins could not have
been accomplished, even by thu bayonrt,
without the mrgic attraction al beef Ra-
! tinDs Of beef must he provided IN keep
! them on the Reservations. The Indian
Department was pownTIess 70 act. being
without funds. AMI had it not BEEN for the
aciinn of the firm of w B Hopper & Co.,
the results of Gen. Cracks campaign
might have been lost This generous firm
to which Arizona is indebted for most of
its prosperity IN this rs in many other
matters. readily entered INT" contracts t.
furnish b 'ei and transportation far in ex-
cess of the power of the Department to
pay, trust ting in the good faith of the Gov
ernment md Congress to pay hereafter
st the time when Dr. TOnnnr gave up the
Office of Superintendent of Indian Atfdirs
the Government owed on this account
S240 900, which immense lOad was being
carried cbeerfnlly by this pubic-spiritpd
firm. Since then on account of beet and
transportation, the bills have ihcreased
much more, and the firm still holds out,
as great well for the people through it's
Government to draw upon. That their
good services will be dnly appreciated by
Congress and our people. when the facts
become known, there can be no doubt
They merit a proud distinction among
American contractors, and are worthy the
high estiiRaton and confidence of the pen
pie of AriZGna, which their continued an
tPrprise ard public spirit hayA won for
them. DR.. Tuner 'ips in The general
praise of their acts, and assures us that
the Department at Washington is sincere
ly grateful for what has been done to assist
its operations.
I The editor of the Yuma Sentinel
Judge VIM. J. Berry, weighs little over
two hundred pounds, and ia dead shot
with rifle, pistol or bowie knife his fore
man, Mr.. J. G.. Bacon, expresses himse If
in several languages and the "devl' of
the institution IS named "Jesus ~ so that
editors who may feel like pitching into the
institution had better defer doing So and
thank US for the nformation.-A rizona
Miner.
Why didn't you qualify that a
little, John?
While you noticed our prof
cheney in the use of arms, why
didn't you tell the people of our
pacific disposition, which you
know so well?-how that we are
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