Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
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among three thousand MGrmen.
 There has been more wheat sov.n in
 Iexas thls year than ever before.
 Marquette county, Michigan, is Gle
 leading iron ore county in the Union.
 \ Hebrew Fair. for the benefit Of the
 new temple, will bo held in Denver.
 Within the last ten years 1.3Gl.OOO
 Italians have migrated to foreign parts. The President of the French EepubI;c receives a salary Of S200OG0 per annum. The demand for hotel cars in place of wayside restaurants is growing every day.
 X simple remedy for neuralgia is to apply grated horseradish t0 tie parts affected.
 Steps are being taken t1 establish fruit cannery in Walla WGli1, Wyoming Territory.
 HOrfe buyers from Montana recently purchased one hundrel head of horses m Lewiston, Idaho, paying tor tucm Sj0 per head.
 The chief items O importance at Ncs- COW, Ioaho, are the Lo To Pass and thc railroad boom.
 Fifty seven theaters have been de- strOyed this year by fire in different pGrts of the world.
 A company of five men have eEerts.i an organization for the purpose of work' ing the North Beach silverlOde on Orcas Island, W. T.
 Paris capitalists have subscribed S2U.OOQ0NO tO tunnel the St. Lawrence nf ssN ar Shore Railway.
 The Raleigh, N C.. News says that General Jubal Early always speaks his mind as freely as the wind blows" The Comparison IS apt.
 Sir Edward Thornton is now with his wife on lnS vuy Go S-. Petersburg tO en- ter upOI his diplomatic functions as British Ambassador.
 Mr. Groesbeck of Ohio testifes inst the days of stump-speaking campaigns are passing by, because ~the press is taking the place of Oratory.'
 New Orleans exhibits much greater life and activity, commercially and sO- cially, than has been the case SO early in the reason for years past.
 One year ago the pay rolls of the makers uf glass bottles in OttJwu amounted tO Sl6,Uuo a month. hero after they will be about 3o,Oo1 8 month
 One firm in Virginia with 57 acros og land. hJs produced 3,j0O gallons of wIne in a season. Two counties in that States this season VIII make Cu,o0O gal Ions.
 ThcO. R. and \. O. lately took 30,- Hp feet of lumber out of the Blue Noun .ain Station, W. T., and covered the tons 1f wheat which are piled out 0f doors Ct that point
 There arc two shifts or men explored pm the grade between Grange Cifr-r---t--- lexas Ferry, W. r., and thc work is car red on night and day. Heavy blasts are heard at all hours.
 The Opera House at Joplin. 1I1., WIS burned Sunday night. The building was m entire boss. Several merchants occu- nyinc the ground floor are heavy losers. Total loss, S5uuoO; building insured for s9j0O.
 or the SltS.OUO,OoU 3f gold produced by the world last year. nearly ouc-half was mined in the United States, and s70OOO,OOO Of the $9OUU0O0 sorth ,llver produced in that year was ul- leaved from American soil
 This will be the greatest ycar for rail- 'oad building in the history of the coun- ny. The year 1872 was wonderful ono n this respect, having witnessed the lay ialf 1ni6ntt3 8tYfs redi8ffhr.hl hi'tt iiiH tRtde nave been laid.
 The steamship Dakota took aboard as Tacoma, ". T., on the l7th ul6m0, I7Dr bales of Puyallup hops. This is tha argest and most valuable cargo of hcTs ,ver carried on the Pacific Coast, and, at wenty cents per pound, Is worth Sil,- 200. Hop culture IS said to hestillIu its infancy in Washington Territory.
 Says the Ogden Herald: WtLave kSSs shown some beautiful specimens of -oshtc marble, obtained from quarry in Louth- ,rn Utah. The ledge k said to be one hundred an twenty feet m width, all of mifom solidity and purity. The rock .xcels Vermont OF any other American lind heretofore worked, and equals the inest Carrara marble.
 Says the Santa Barbara Press: 4 hreshing machine ought Co be invented o thresh Lima beans. The losses which annually occur by the early rams could reouently be obviated if It were possl- lle to thrash the bean crop as speedly IS grain k thrashed. ShOuldtbc weather -emain cloudy and rdis. Ails ..enItl lf time, many of the beans m Cdr7U- .eria and Patcra will molder and become - just as they dld last year.
 Mrs. Jennie Dorsey, aged twonty-siX, married sixteen months ago, took arsenic Monday afternoon. in JetlersonUlle, Ky, and died Tuesday evening. Her husband left the boarding house Saturday with put informing his wife where lac was gc- ng She watched for a letter until Mon lay at four o'clock, and when she saw The letter-carrier pass on hIs last trip, took the fatal dose. The expected letter was delivered early Wednesday morning.
 The Reno Gazette says, The State owes its School Fund, 1acOOrt repre- ,cuted by am irrcdeemahle bond. Ihe State owes its School Fund 5i2-, ,uu0 un- Ter tLe S22nWO loan authorized last winter. The State owes the Asylum Fund 2GuUD. To sUu mp, tle State owes the above sums, together HltL ac- 'rued interest since June jl, say lOi8n. .' making a total of S5I2uOU The s,tatei5 running behind and already pays @2f) per month interest.
 Articles of incorporation of tLe Neyd- Ia Midland Railroad Company, with a capital of SJUOO,Gu, divided into 1o'1 shares. havt been fled tLe office Ji the Secretary of the State. lt is t. le coH- ,tructed from a point on Che eastern boundary line of the State of Nevada iu White Pine county, Co and through tGs 'outies of White Pine, Eureka. Nge [ am. .1gr ffEr-sIftf I.-..r Ht.rnt.-s Ormsby and Wushoe to point ou the western boundary of Che state. in the ,ountyof Douglass. .~,u
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 MT. Beccher says hc don't ki Jun. ia 1876 father was, but 'S' TRIAL not matter. As he advances MT. Beecher appears to take ouffSsssae- the ndiiieTuce Of his tmo.