Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
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 Than any other that hath used ! The laughter-ioying speech of Frluc,. !, Upon this heaven kissing hill
 T On this midsummer day of days, ! That sad old question shoulders in ] Among my thoughts or prayeraud prais, . What do I know: Not much, alasi i OI all the breadth and depth and nigh; ! That presses on m soul and sense ! From day tD day, from night to night. And ye' know the light is sweet, And pleasant 'tis to see the sun, ! Whal time he climbs the eastern hiii,,
 And when his course IS nearly done Iknow the look Of wild-blowu grass. The quiet rustic Of tae corn, The lusjy song the thresher sings To usher In tine slowing morn.
 l know tO what a merry tune
 Ion river nipples on its way
 And how. along t!~ le.liy brink,
 The dropping branches softly sway. I know Inc springs thpt trickle down Through many rod or brush and fern Divine jE cool. uor Zeu> himself
 Drank better drink from Hebe'S urn. IknOw what tna entertainments lu:k
 Iu clouds that trail their shadows dun Der hill and vale, or lie at ease
 Along the west lj set of sun.
 7 know fhe night is calm ana cool
 And welcome when the day is spent; Aud. when ]. G,l- the sky with starr,
 FIIlsall my soul with sweet content. Ru'in .hr worlds or th1usAt ami los.
 Ner more and better taIne~ know Than .ii- msl-umm.rda .- days.
 Es.., .t, .r-a,ur.s. u..- show
 know that many friends are kind, That many hearts are fond and true; I'lrpv-nu- hush! Imav notJ-u
 Tha half know, Montaigns to you. Wherefore. O >keptic. go anjtry Your question .n some other ear;
 7 know enough Co keep my heart
 Bam 'u'l or joy from year Co year.
 Ness 5Iezico-ArizoHa Boun:Iary.
 The New Mexican ot Oc.o5ar ,. ha, the following iams concerning pro gsess ol running the boundary line .now In proc@-.j bctvaeu shis Terri tory and New Mexico.
 Major Chandler Robbins, Cnred S;ae, Commissions t3 survey and mark ,he New Nczico-Arizoaa bonn lsr., cam. into silver C.ly on the s5 lliima. having Iei his rar.y cncmpaJ rn1u tae 2.t.h mile ol it. sauthwa.d course and about 11G miles north of lis terminus upon -ne boundary of IeXi e1. The Major iu a ieJer from Ina, point 10 a frIeal ia ;hi~ ciiv, >ays h. had had al exceedingly rough time, having had rain almost daily and hay ing had a g-ea. de1j O. jhe rpGgIo,' country 10 survey over. that civilized mE. Lad evcr trsveTsed. Tn one place he Vas week in making -en miles of Ine- .al when he reached hi, pces.a.
 ur. his animals were all lame ana is men had entirely worn uu thri
 sle- getting through tha Nal Pli. nuu.~y. Pl.ny of game was found
 l taken. sometimes three OF. l3u deer being brought into camp during tLa day. l. was thought the worst DOT ion of the country had been passed ud fine survey would be complctcG rabalIv by the first of November. Between the south boundary of the Na- vafo Indian reserve at Fort Defiance and the Escudilla mountain, the party struck long stretch of dry, sandy country, and though much rain fell the men and especially the animals suf- f-red considerably for want of water. The following localities are mentioned of the main pomts of interest passed on the line from its north terminus;
 "At S6 miles 32 chains, a point ? miles 1 chain east of Fort Defiance-at 92 miles 45 chains, Fort W.ngatc and Fort Defiance road-at 113 miles = chains. Puerco river, course southwest .at 1l4milcs. Fort Wingalc and Pres cou road-at l33 miles 32 chains, a point II miles 2S chains west of the Indian pueblo of Zuni-at l36 miles j3 chains, Zuni and Prescott road-at lA5 miles g chains. Zuni and Camp Apache road-at 14G mlles 2S chains, Zuni river. course souihWeSt-at l49 niles. point about ? miles east of. Deer Spring on west bank of Zuni riv- ,r-at IF miles 62 chains, a point 1 nile west of Soda Spring in canyon ,earinr north and sOuth-at 203 miles ,l chains. Tularosa and Camp Apache -oad-at 2O6 miles 3l chains. foot of. naIn range of the Sierra del Datil-at ,5S miles, San Francisco river, courSei vest. in a box canyon about 250O feet leep. This river flows nearly south inl New Mexico a long distance about six niles from the line, til itmabes nearly , right angle and crosses the boundary ntO Arizona" IN a Pennsylvania town lately, MT sam Wache married a Miss Ophelia.