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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

c N. MCKENZIE has been recalled from Arizona at his own request, and there is strnn~ reason to believe that he was inn nelled to this action by the jealous hos tility of the department commander. It is openly asserted 30 far as we know not authoritatively contradicted - that Wilcox, yieldinG, to the influence of the green call of his liver, pre- vented the execution of McKenzie's or ders in the pursuit of the Chiricahuas and thus opened the way for their safe retreat into Sonora. The only reason for this reprehensib'e act, apparent to the disln- terested ob1erver, is the fact that the ex- ecution of the orders would have resulted in either the canture or annihilatiou of the hostiles, and to Mckenzie would have belon-ed the glory of the accomplish ment. It is luther stated that the com mander had UT ed the removal of Me Kenzie from his department. If these charges are true, it is not at ali strance that the latter, man of spirit, should have added his request to that of Will
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

Ar LAST, in lucid moment, Fremont has performed an act for the good of Ari zona, viz: retired from the yubernatorial chair. It has taken vast amount of nevsparorial pounding, backed up by the prayers and rounded off by the protests of our citizens generally, to move him to the committal of the richteous act. He had us where Cufy had tie bear, and he'd on with the same desperation. Butweforgive him; this last piece of justice atones for all his former isns. It is intimated that Gen N. P. Banks will be appointed to ill the vacancy. Gen. Banks is a clever -entleman, but not the man for Governor of Arizona. As we have said before, Ari- zona wants man for Governor whose monetary interests are centered here; who has acquired knowledoe of our wants and needs by long residence here; and who, hecause of this knowledge, can hest advance the interests of our reorle. We have suffered quite enough from the eAneTllneHG ol HI lOIlcu Idiclh' Ici t' c -eneral government for once do justice t, our Territory and select Governor from its citizens There is an abundance of 'ood material to select from, and in this connection we would sug est that Hon. !. J. Gosper is fit nun in every respect for the position. We owe to him whatever l good there was in Fremonts administra- | ton, and had not the latter sat as cen sor ahave s!se If tue sfrerrite- I .ri:.l eovernmcnt wuuId have been diisers ently conducted Whenever he had m T opportunity to act ndependently q Ere
 mont, his acts were wiso and bore good ] fruit This truth ~'ss :!Is:ssrascd a. 5y iii. acts during the recent Indian troubles No man could have accomplished more under the same circumstances He is thoroughly initiated into the work and duties of the office, and it would take a strancer, even rrantine that he was man of ability, years to acquire the knowledge of the position which Secretary Gosper now possesses. The appointment of MT. Gosper, in view of his recent history and qualifications, would meet with general approbation.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

PRESIDENT ARTHUR will not send in
 clbinet nominations till week after next, acc'rding to washingtn advices. The r'mor that .Conkling t to have place in the Cabinet has beev renewed There is probebly truth in ne rumor, for certain y no man has better right than Conk- ling to expect and receive recognition from Arthr. It was through the infu- ence ans manipulations of Conkling that he enfged from political obscurity and re&cled the Vice-PreSidency. He is now in aposition to repay this service, and failure to do so would stamp him as an in grate of the darkest dye.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

MP ..hNuY .tl,lI ua ,hooi ca1 positively i
 cured. The sick and aff1 ted should no ia call upon him. The D ctor has travelled ex9 tens vely in Eurole, and inspected thorOu hly the various hospitals there, ubs thing a greal deal of valuable information, which he is conn petent to impart those in need of his servi- ces. DIR. G1BBON will made no charge un- less he effect cure. Persons at distance MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All communications str t. ly confident al You see no one but the Doe tor. Persons writing to the Doctor will please state the name of the paper they see tn s ad- vertisement in. Charges reasonable. Gall or write. Ad lress. Grand Hotel, Tu son, Ari- zona. Send S10 for package of me licine
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22


 THERE Is no better proof of the value Of mine than the fact that it's stock is in demand among those who have given the property personal examination and are competent judges of it's merits, and this is the kind of evidence we have of the value of the Silver Belle Quartz mine, of Final county. While the stock is quoted at 8. 90 and S3.75 at San Franciso, the tnea here who have visited the mine, are offeria 8 I, and those, who have been so for tunate to secure stock, will not part with it at all We believe it is safe to assert that every share held in this section could be sold tc- m rrow at S4 per share, but there are no le for sale
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

Unconscious of the little drama to be enacted, my Lord was ushered into room to be married, from which no escape was possible except through the keyhole, and at this small point of vantage stood the widow with the mouth of the bottle held against it to catch one or anything which might attempt this avenue of escape The instant the ceremony was over the dau 'hter dashed the holy water in his face, at the same time giving hin. belt over the head with the holy rod, when hi! presto! her husband vanished like a flash, leaving nothing behind but smell of sulphur and birthstone. It was th:n that he di'covered how he had been out witted, for indeed it was the devil him self, and seeing no avenue o; escape was possible except the keyhole, at it he went, coming out on the other side to find him self neatly trapped, and corked up tight in bottle What position for his Satanic majesty In vain he entreated the widow to let him out; in vain he of fered her fabulous amounts of gold and jewels. She told him that, thanks to his generosity, she had plenty, and now that she had him bottled and corked, she in- tended to keep him there, adding with grim satire, Hike old wine you will have an opportunity to improve with age"
 But what to do with him, now that she had him! Somebody was liable at any time to find the bottle and let him escape, while as to burning him ill the fire, why that would be simply to restore him to his native element. At last she decided upon taking him to the top of a high mountain, to the summit of which no one ever went, and leaving him there. The next day with bottle snugly tucked under her arm, she slowly wended her way up the noun tain, and after much bodily tribulatior reached the apex, dug little hole and put the bottle in, only leaving the neck i thereof visible. Devil thou s5h 1t was it seemed to be too much like mur der to bury him altogether, and besides that, he did beg so pitteous.y for a littl, 1 Ii, ;ht. And so she left him to his owr reflections.
 It was not long ere strange peace fel OCT the land, sort of millennium wher, the lion made love to the lamb prevailed Kings and other di itgnitaries could not picI a quarrel, no matter how hard they migh try, and so 1t came to pass that power af ter power began to discharge its troop until at length no soldiers were left bu one small body guard for the king of Ger many, under the command of Colone Jack Snyder. But tthe king felt the absurd ity of even this small escort, and fnall, it was disbanded.
 Now Colonel Snyder was, III some It spects, q very obstinate man, and one o his idiosyncrasies was never to go aroun a mountain, but to march right over it as he disdained to be turned aside by s material an obstruction. Thus it har pened that the Colonels home being O the other side of shs ssFy mountain tn Devil had been rna.i.iE.g upon woman
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

MINNESOTA State bonds to the amount of S4, 100000, issued in aid of railroad construction are now due and the legisla- tors are racking their brains in an effort to devise plan for meeting the obliga- tion. As usual the bondholders are en- deavoring to dictate terms and assure their gullible victims that half the amount now due can be saved by accepting the bondholders' proposition. What that proposition is the dispatches fail to state, but in the light of history it would be about as reasonable to expect stage rob- Der to give back half his spells as to ex- pect these Shylockian shysters to suggest plan whereby they would be relieved of half their plunder.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

THE anti-monopolists of New York will make vigorous canvass against all legis- lative candidates who do not pledge them selves to the support of the anti-monopo- list principals. This movement has as- sumed a formidable character in New York, and drawn to it's support some of tAe best and ablest citizens of the Empire s. te. The Chamber of Commerce has enlisted in the cause and monopolists have ceased to sheer at the opposition There Is a growing conviction thrc ughout the country that monopoly is gradually gain ing complete control of both the judicial and legislative branches of our government and it Is more than probable that this subject will cut prominent figure in the next presidential campaign.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

A HEAVY run on the San Francisco Ger man Savings Bank was caused last week by statement from Wm. Hall, the insol- vent president of the Real Estate Asso- citation, to the effect that the bank was not secured on his indebtedness to it. The bank stood the run.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

PAUL BoYNTNsr. started from Pierre, Dakota, on the l4tb, on voyage down the Big Muddy in his parent life-preserving suit He has demonstrated the value of his Invention bv successful trips down the Mississippi and Ohio, and is only demon stradng his craving for notoriety by this latter undertskin7.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

GEN. McKExzIE's derarture from the Territory is a source of regret. His suc- cess, as an Indian fighter, inspired D feel ing of security 30 lonr as he was com nander instbe field, while the reverse is true of Vii lcox. Our people have no flank in him
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

A DISEASE called "pink- is doing deadly work among the horses in several eastern States, and disease called red eye is tripping up many fine specimens of the genus homo.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

-THE Republican majority in Iowa is. es- timated at 3s,0O0 The official count will probably raise the figures some. but it is certain that the majority will be less by half than that of 1S8O
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

TKE Republicans have secured the lower branch of the Ohio Legislature hy a majority of 59. They will probably have small majority in the Senate.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

FIRST ASSISTANT Postmaster General Tyner has been invited to resign, and Frank Hatton, of the Burlington Haac"- cue, is named as his prohab'e successor.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

observer. It am 9,nsfs simply to ! ubsti- tuition of corpore@ffer s ssepts giant; :; of a political nonssseF4iptfdsa mea with clearly defined views and a record not marred by yinconsistessieA. Davis is mother Republican, Dsar1cfat nor Independent,
 but merely a politisssii weather vane, veer- ing with the po9slaF current. Tn the event of lis succeeding to the Presidency throu.h h the death of Ar.ilur, there is no guessing on what side of the fence he would drop It would depend entirely upon which side held out the brightest
 prospects to him. If the Republicans had
 elected Edmunds President pro tenn. in stead of Davis, they would have gained
 some party advantage; as 1t IS, they dragged for whale and caught an eel.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

PARNELL, the Irish agitator, has been arrested, and Ireland is in fever of ex- citement.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
A Butcher Wante |.

I want immediately goo reliable butcher, who understands killing and making sausage. A steady jol to the right kind of man. Apply to CT address
 HENRY SCH DsHU,. V,
 Florence. A. T.
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only made his patient worse. But one more day remained for him. In this emergency he remembered the story of the Devils capture, and thought struck him. Going to the King, he told him to issue an order that every bell in the city was to be rung with vi or the next day at 6 o'clock a. m. pecisely, for at that mo- ment the Princess would be in her re- covery.
 The Devil, who had not heard of this arrangement, was accordin. -ly much Aus trated, when he heard the church bells ringing the next morning, and haste ming to the Colonel he asked him the meanin. of the hideous noise. A smile of triumph radi +ted old Colonel Jack Snyders face as he replied, ''the bells are ringing a welcome to your mother-in-law, who has arrived with another bottle and a new birch rod" With one shriek of dismay the Devil fled. The Princess recovered, married the doctor, and lived very hap oily thereafter.
 What became of the lovely creature, who early in the devilish record became a victim to satanic wiles, historians have failed to recite, doubtless thinking that she was lucky enough to escape as she did.
 Of one thing be sure that the Devil never again had the courage to tackle his mother -in-law.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

' i.eS cazSvlrLs 0rRy has our thanks ios valaalsls polite doeuments and maps.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

ei.rtsAs wns affaieued Friday and plead not guilty. His trial was set for Nov. 7th.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
To the Unfortunate
DR. GIBBONS Branch Dspensa
 ry, Grand Hotel Tucson, Arizona

st;,tl-sL d in 1851, fs 'Ie treatment of Sexl m i Seminal D;se { such as CON, RRHEk LEFT, STRIcTrRE, $
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

THE bemocnts of New York have nom inated tho following State ticket: ''For 6sraery of State, Wm. Purcell; for Nhf 5,..s a q . ., ,,r.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

THE Republicans have voted Bayard out of and David Davis into the PresideI- Ajr pf tlia Senate What has been gained
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

..ssENer sA1gRDAY, OCT. p, '8i
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citsrnent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-25

well acquainted with that gentleman to infer But,
in elf-defense, and President Of that caucus,
say that the motives which induced us TO vote
against him those which touched upon his
qualifications as man, as scholar and otherwise,
and not upon political grounds and / trust that
those who have deemed it necessary to critieise
the twenty members of this honorable body, and
who have said that they have overrdeu the Consti-
tution viii take my word in that respect If they
don't choose to- Iscan say nothing further. ! would
not have arisen upon this OCCASION | have sald,
had not Republican journal in public
and ostentatious made an assault
upon the Republican members of this body and
deem it more than just to the Republican mem
bers of the caucus to state that there no pot-
zeal incentive, but it touched simply upon the quail
ifcatiens of the gentleman for the position
Mr.. RYAN arose to ask question, but was ruled
out OF order by the President
S. 3. 156, to add eight sections to the Politi-
cal Code, to be known $780, $751; 1882, 1888 1884,
1885, 1886 and 1857, relating to the issuance of
bonds by the Trustees of school districts to raise
money for building PURPOSES and to provide for the
payment of the same (by Mr.. Carlock), was passed
on file.
S. B. 159, to amend an Act entitled an Act to ap-
propriate money for the support of orphans, half
orphans and abandoned children. approved March
25, 1880 (by Mr.. RoweD was passed on. file.
S- B. 145, to ascertain and express the will OF the
people of the State of California upon the manner
OF electing President and Vice President of the
United States (by Mr.. Gornan), was passed on file.
S. B 81, to amend the Political Code OF the State
OF California by adding new section thereto tby
Mr.. Enos), was Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. l6S, to amend Section 1881 of the Political
Code, relating to retail liquor licenses (by Mr. HhD
was reeommitted.
S. B. ILL., prohibiting judicial officers from accept
ing other employment (by Mr. Enosl was with
drawn
S. B. 1877, to establish Branch Normal School
(by Mr.. West) was ordered engrossed.
S. B. 92, to provide for buildings and improve
ments for the institution of the deaf, dumb and
blind (by Mr.. Nye), was ordered engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the Senate adjourned
at 4:50 P NJ
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GRAND LODGE, l. o. B. B.-The eigh.
teenth annual session of the District Grand
Lodge, No. 4, l. o. B'nai Birth, was held
at San Francisco Sunday, with a full rep
sentation from all parts of the State and
coast. After reading the reports of the
various officers nominated, said election OF
officers for the ensuing year was in order,
with the following result G. P, julius
CERT; First V. P, S. Hirshberg Second
V. P, L J. Asheim Secretary, Louis
Blank Treasurer, NJ Kalmuk Guard, L.
Lipman Messenger, Leo Mayer Trustees,
H. Lovenberg, William Saalburg, M. Ad-
ler. Standing Committees Library-I.
Bernstein of Unity, Frank Sperling of Ne
vada, l. N Choynski of Ophir, l. Hirsh Of
Modip, Baruch of Golden Gate, G..
Goldsmith OF Pacific, D. S. Hirshbsrg of
Oakland, Herman Roman OF California, HI.
NJ. HeYneman of Columbia. Committee on
stribution-Jacob Greenbaum of Column
bia, A Loeb of Unity, E. Ginsberg of Co.
lumbia, l. n. Choynski of 0phir, B. Koz-
minsky of Ethan. On Credentials-L.
Leldner of ophir, E. Ginsberg Of Colum-
bia, Jacob Leyisohm of Ethan. On Laws
S. Zekind of Unity. W. kiersky of Hope,
A. L. Badt of Ophir. On Finance-Ed.
Kalisher of Columbia, William Lewis OF
Golden Gate, NJ Wsterman of Modin.
On Appeal-Jacob Greenbaum of Colurn-
bia. Joseph Bien OF 0phir, Il. Lovenberg
of California, D. A. Dancona OF 0phir,
Henry Schwartz of Pacific.
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specch on senator Nre.

Mr. President think there is more IN the bill OF
the Senator from the Eighteenth-the under
discussion-than at first sight might appear. con
fess that am in favor of his bill but look at 1t
from different standpoint. Nov, no law is OF any
force or effect unless its penalties be carried out
and it is all wild theory to cay that thing out TO be
so when you car not make it SO. We must take So
ciety as we find it. We must take sentiment. as we
find it. and do with ii the best EN-. The op.iu-
ist might say thai every man should be hanged who
committed murder. But SO long the voice OF the
with it, and make such laws shall conform to the
public sentiment. Now, SIR there is reason in
this sentiment that prevails which excuses murder,
because it can be called by other name, which
evaes the penalty OF the law for the purpose Of
cusing the murderer Now, ii we look back TO the
earliest history OF crime as laid down BY the histo-
rians. think we can arrive at some idea why tlis
sentiment has arisen and exists as it does
Mr. Hittell-As l understand this bl the rcla-
tves Of the person who commits the murder have
right to kill him. ! suppose, then, the relatives
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uisfnry of bills.

George L. Mcstay, the Chief Clerk, assisted by +.
J. Higgins, john G. Howell, ]. NJ. Wright and f.
N Pauley, on every Monday has prepared com
plee history of all the pills introduced in the As
se7 bly, during the week previous, which is entitled
" History of Bills" single glance at this neat
and Condensed compilation is sufficient to show the
position of any bill and all the different stages Of
its passage through the House. This work is well
and accurately done and is great convenience to
members
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the TREATY wIru CHINA.

On Thursday, Janu-ry 20til, the Senate having
und II consideration Ar. Davis concurrent resolU-
tioa. directing California Senators to oppose the
ratification to the amendments OF the treaty with
China, in their present form, Mr.. Davis addressed
the Senate as follows; Mr. President TFssiug in
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Baron Won Humboldt.

In his travels and explorations in South
America. he became deeply interested in the
wonderful properties of the Coca plant. Cen
sumption and asthma. he says. are unknown
among the natives who use it, and it is further
more conducive tolongevisy. The Coca forms
one of the ingredients Of the Liebig Co.'s cele-
brated Coca Beef Tonic.
Beware of cheap, worthless limitations under
our and similar names. Ask for Coca Beef
Tonic,
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LcoNrIsuED ON LAST PAGE.l
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SACRAMENTO, JANUARY Il looI.
The Senai met in regular session, President
Mansfield in the chair. No quorum being present, |
on motion OF sIr. JoHSsoS the Senate adjourned
till 2 P n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-16

The PARIS publishing house o
Trubner & CO. announce as in
press, "MOrmonism: It's Rise, Growth
and Purposes" By ]. a. Mcknight,
native OF Salt Lake City. Mr..
Mcknight is q young gentleman
well known in this city, where be re-
sided until few years age. Af:ei
leaving Utah he contributed to the
HERALD q series of entertaining let
tiers, over the nOm-de-plume DUN
my" For the pait two years be has
resides in Paris, where ne was en-,
gagged on the press. He recently
left the French capital for an extern
sive tour Of the east. travelling in
company with some relatives. Mr..
Mcknight Ia spent much time in
the preparation OF his book, and
those who ha75 seen portions of the
manuscript speak in high terms OF
Its literary character, as well as for
the ability and E.icnes5 with which
he treats tie subject The gentle
mans literary ability. his knowledge
OF MIrmUnism, as well as bis a isocia.
tiOn and connection with it and the
members Of the church, and bis veil
known LIBERAL ideae, should enable
him to write 8 book that would be
entertaining, instructive and valu-
able. The volume will soon be
issued.