Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
GLnRr CIrr- Ansnst D,

i"r A hme, that II naturally takes the romance all out of him to be routed out "t the unreasonable hour of one o'clock in the morning 10 take leave of his quiet rest, an! blindly almost have 10 " hunt his hole on board the train that waits with it's engine fiufully. drowzily pu!fiug to pull you out? We say hunt his hole" for that is the fact, as you will generally find the " emancipated sweeily dreaming" and you have but lo turn in al the first opcmns vacant; then, if you can live through all the putting and blowing. jerking and backing, quakiny and screaming oi the final seud.of. and still feel aniable, you are qualified to 2, into state of matrimyuy at once. Why cant you prevail upon ;hc mag nstes of the rail to change your en- tranc. aud your exits 90 jhat you can light out Seasonably: And when you mention this to them. him also that tNo dollars and fifty cents for a torty- five mile ride in their sleeper 10 Ben sou j. little after lhc old California -ylc, and needs to be modcrnized. The conductor felt little d'nidcnt. and hc.itatcI when he asked Il. for il. bat we told him not to feel mortified :; II WAS not ht> cheek There were seven pa-sengers from Tucson. They an would have taken the sleeper for Sl 90 each
 Making $l0 90 Only one was sold ? 90 Leaving ,hC company ou. x co
 Figure went Ee-just mention that }o them also.
 A friend of ours had just returned from Tombstone the day before we ioit 1 Tucson, and speaking o him oi some , changes ui.s.l might in all decCucy be made regarding The railroad mauagc- megt. he remarked, Well. ii yru donr like ii. why don't you take the ! huckboarde ] think il beats that all ! to pieces" That Was sumner to as, vet ~hortly after he told us he was going out tu Tombstone. but he thought he would taAe hIs own team. !" This 1 d-d night work and jerking and ~sr.t-, hing i~ iitlic leo much for me Aud yet he Ea a pass. No we are ~ugc fl you would just stir it 1 hitle. Mir T.wuc. who l. tae model "i way-un railroad men, would make a cha ge.
 ". were quIle inclined 10 sleep alour tnc time We reached Benson bat tIc porter, having awakened about ti;a' iiiar. suggested rise m Cnnien- ion or fall iG Lucky Cu-s; So w look a ,.ross-cut To the first hotel, aud lriftcd in. where, we are happy i' ,la;r. We had a good breakfast. Ben son was full oi life and stir. A large 3n,uuut nf freight was awai ing ship m. Co Tombstone and other points Among the largest consignccs d. usual we uniiced The house of Lord & VIII jams who had eleven carloads wal in.r to be discharged There W,I' gI-o different lois from your smaller 'T,c.op hou>r~. Barnett t Block a' u.Ual were right on deck and th' former standing in the center oi al s,.r.. ,.r bill. of ladinr, was dcCKed IT -r,ila. and q blue flannel shirt, sing ing
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 And hell ret there. you may be sue man cant pitch in and work as h' n, tal,in- in so to so day, iat tcping off the od"r of a Celestial ies t.,ursut next door, without gT W!u= wealthy. We just felt Ike mum l- him over inc cyc-lo think ol IT, ah' ,Yc t,a,ciiur about selling chE"hao and summer overcOatS!
 Ii did our heart good 10 see asail inc old familiar face of Agent FlnI'y rbom the company always Juilcious T.. l-l,., t,, tI,,. front. He k born or .-o,,izrr and can make things rui smooth quicker than any one else w Lnow of. He minglcs dignity, cIVlilll "n5 ovecation SD nicely m his com ,,os;tion that one regrets when 'hei hrsipcSs i, done and they can ' 'lh5e longer. ,u ,o C,amr Gran. k rcplctc with pleasure I"i "h ,.bn i. fond Of scenic effects, and Ho' ,''I1 m, to the hoSpitable door oi ihoS' n.;nras of post.traders, MesSrS- N oi Q!
 E stewart. which opens on II 1,irq(.. 10 l,t you into every comior' hiHS', .,,,. ,,--scn can ak for. If vol
 ..I,.,rt If clothes. and arc "a SHOT ,,o, ,-ou can pull out Norton dIaM ;t,all and slim, stewart $; ana O-ii.ii.'r,,.,,ic in either case, yonI ma ! change for you with Pi'e"t 'rI
 locks sbirrcd in the Wais' anu "
 hi,, nnckets. They have In"H1 .r55er's store, are awful nlce, o"'n M. '
 I,n,, and or course wealthy
 'i.,d .,.-iad our future Congressman VII
 9:.Js as a Stewart worthy oI LII ' Info We say our future CongreS' ,, .i,'', bocause II is only a matter [ 5 l'l''''' ',';.scense 10 the will or the peopl aH,i',L.r he represents Arizona CT no' R L, I,os s1mply 70 say, "It you WISH
 ,I.;1I -o" For, % wherever we WILL
 % meeting representative men lr"i
 ,',i 'ii ,,,r,s of The country, the unlNer''
 desire is for VI. W. stewart VIC ".l .t
 ues,' ls ,,ar,isan. bat a man who has th
 Iaar, and spirit to ask TOT A',]o'l', ,iI''I.,
 51~er,e with the ability ana aGuIesS
 ,'Ioco o,,r wants in an acce''tole au F i,nnr,-sivc manner to those wh1 .,.s., co"
 . iittle closer to ihe throne lnah d,,5o
 5e,r~e,e i.. usually can, single-nanre; n1ln'iei
 We We hope MT. Stewart can be. he pTS'tI' poS ,I
 w we ,,mop mo to accept the wishes ot U < aonie eu %iie" We trust hls business can
 pprrain-ed s. as to permit 1t. .,o
 'ri Plumb Hum full of obligations Tor TOT ibe the ,s .I5.,nss i,,,,se md hherality i've sold the
 K Hin"r rhrnmo1. we rolled out in front a. at ,beir t 1ii northeast parlor, in the s9't @ aSs v 'lleii .I.a ,a orninr' nicely seated lnSi'