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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Interesting 10 Cattle and Sheep Men.

New Mey,co News and Press.
 It k estimated that over S3,OO0.OO0 in freight will this year be paid by Wyoming and Nebraska cattle growers.
 The San Mateo cattle company, of Socorro, have ordered another car load of high grade bulls and heifers from the States for the big ranch west Of that city.
 J.W. Johnson Las a pasture or 4C0,00 acres in Texas. The fence surrounding it is made of 5)0,OJ0 feet of posts and ninety tons of wire.
 Beef is high in the mining towns Of Colorado. Large tracts of grazing land with the water courses have been fen ced driving small cattlemen out of the business.
 W. H. McBroom has purchased of M Lynch, superintendent of the Tecolote cattle company. 1000 head of Texas cattle for his Geneva ranch on the Pc cos. below Fort Sumner.
 Great demand for sheep in Socorro county and New Mexico is furnishing large AOcks to be driven to Texas. Last week 6,OOJ head were sold to Texas men at prices ranging from Sl to S2.50 each. At a recent meeting Of the Southern Colorado Stock Growers Association, held in Pueblo, which was a most in- teresting session, sixty-two new mem bers were enrolled The next meeting will be held at the same place October 7th
 Messrs. Beverly Brothers, Culver and Johns, who recently shipped car load of fine Shorthorn bulls to Dodge City hit upon a novel device in taking acrOs. the Trxas traI to their respective ranges Each bull was supplied with a nose Or feed bag before leaving the yard which was used as protection againt Texas | fever.
 Ye Shuu, the Chinaman who has beer on trial in Las Vegas during the pas week, for numbering another Celestial has been found guilty of murder in tn, second degree, and his punishment fx | ed at imprisonment for life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

N required a whole session Of Con- ''s's Tor hIm to accomplish all this.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

JURY interesting Congressional re- '.'l gwen in its best light IS expressed soou. as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

-iFEls too short to wait for Oury to 's-op into a competent delegate
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

Specimens of ore are being collected in the Cerrlllos district for shipment to the Denver mining exposition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

The Turkish Minister at Washington has seven wives, but left them all ID Turkey. Diplomacy beglns at home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

By comparisons made in the following statement it may be seen that with th
 exception of Alaska, Arizona levied tn. smallest assessment for August; Assess ments falling delinquent in August amount to S44l, ,6Sj, levied by 2S compa nies, of which Nevada mines want S322, O35. California, Ssl, ,46O: Mexico, S25,0OO; Utah, S5,200; Arizona, 5000; and Alas ka. S3,0O0. The assessments falling de- linqueut in the first eight months of 1882 amount to S5,156, ,465, against S6,- 37j,560 in the same time in 1881, S9 19l, 7OO in 1880, and S1O,206,9OO in 1873.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03

There are four troops of the Third Cavalry stationed at Fort Thomas, and considerable sickness prevails amonP they did, from the high latitude and cool climate of Wyoming, to this valley where the temperature ID the summer season IS always high, many of the men have been attacked with malarial con- plaInts. At the present time there are twenty-seven men on the sick list at the post, thirteen ID the hospital and four. teen in the quarters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Yours Respectfully, T. R. SORIN, Asst Com.
Hon. DeFOreSt Porter.
Phenix Democrat, Aux. 10.

F. A. TR1rLE, Governor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

1t is probably So miles from Camden
to Atlantic City, and a canal could be
Constructed at a cost Of not more than
$4,000, eco. We believe this would
he tie explanation Of the |conuudrum
.'why cannot Philadelphia compete
with New York in establishing ship
ping connections throughout the world
But New York has an open outlet of
IS mlles to the sea, While Philadelphia
has 30 miles Of a t~ortuous passage in
summer and a small artic region of
foes and cakes of impending ice in win
ter. How about the cost" Well,
tie commission appointed by the
French Govern ment TO investigate the
plan of the proposed canal between
bordeaux, NarbOme aud Toulouse, go
miles, think of that, with a point above
sea level of 500 feet, while we would
only have about l65 to overcome, and
instead of 2T0 miles of blasting and ex-
caVating as in France, the canal for "a
great part of the way would run itself
And when we consider the approaches
Of Egg liarbor liver, we may say that
the canal would really be a work of
iess than 30 miles, But, back to the
cost; the proposed great canalin France
has an estimate Of 1905, O00, coo, which
don't seem to startle our French
friends 4 bit. We learn also that the
Government Of Holland eoh,emplates
spending s460. 900, 900 in the reclama-
tion of the Zuyder Zee with dyke and
dam. Now what would be the expense
Of Il canal uniting the Atlantic and
Delaware, compared with The benefits
to accrue, a mere bagatelle. We have
opened this question and are now pre-
pared for correspondence both pro and
con.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
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REPORT OF TIE BUREAU OF STA

REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF STA
TIsTICs.
The report Of the Bureau Of Stats
ties is more full this year THANH ii has
been any time since the organization
OF the Bureau, 1t shows that from
repor's received from workmtn and
manufacturers that skilled wolkmen in
cur state earn Annually $607 on an aver
age, while unsAillcd workmen average
$3T4.55 The total number Of indus
trial establishments in our State is re-
ported to be 1854 with an invested cap
ital of SOS, $4,000, employing l42, 240
hands. Forty-seyen OF these establish
ments turn out annual products to the
amount of 81 900, coo each, while TWEEN
ty.seyen have products to the amount
of 81, 000, GOO each, Bottle blowers are
reported as earning 81 ,0j4.G5 per year;
window glass blowers S95l; creamery
employees SOS. SO; employees in can
ming factories for the season, S237. 50;
hlaeksmiths, S79G; box makers, $500;
carpenters, S522; carriage makers, 1921
engineers, SGis; fruit can makers. $3.50
htruess makers, Sl05; machiuists, SG77
oil cloth printers, 5000; potsers, S00i;
shoemakers, s52S. Salem county re-
ports having l75 Industrial establish
menis, with a capital of $685., $50; en-
ploying 1,lS7 bands, and paying them
in wages SlS2, l65, aud yaluing their
products at 81, 42S,0 S2. She reports
having s 5000 invested in crelmeries
in which 32,U0J POUNDS of butter aud
~, QUO pounds Of chetse we're made; The
batter selling for Sl2,SU0 and the
cheese for $3.50, total Sl0,!75. It is
estimated that $50, 300 gallons uC mix
enter Camden 10y way of the Vest J,r-
sey Railroad. OF which by far tie largest
pant comes fIom Salem county. The
yalne Of this milk is $50, sl8. Salon
! m5e0a.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

As it becomes increasingly probable
that the tariff commission bin will be-
come = law. the hostility OF freetIaders
becomes more violent. They desire
the prompt reduction Of duties and the
total abolition nf internal revenue
taxes. Their i%mpatience is very mark
ed. They are not willing that a fair
equilibrium shall lie established, but
demand that The principle of free trade
shall be al once adopted. The country is
not prepared for this. 1t has p%rospered
under the tariff and it is not disposed to
throw aside a policy which has promoted
prosperity. Hence the commission Will
he organized, not to abolish the tariff,
or even to break down It's protective
features. but simply 10 equalize and
regulate it.. This viii require much
careful. consecutive study, and will
call FOR all the ability and skill that Can
be awaited Of. But The wo.F, it well
done. will stand for many years, a
monument to the skill of the commits
sion. 1t Will do much TO eliminate
economical questions Of that character
from our politics. But the protective
principle will be maintained as the
leading element in our system.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
WASHINGTON LETTER,

WASHINGTON, APRIL Is, 1882.
1t looks more like business in the
star-route prosecutions now than it
has at any time before. The decision
of Judge Wylie denying the motion to
quash the indictments defeats, and per
hape finally, the efforts Of the accused
to avoid trial. After protesting for
months TO demaRd a trial they have
ayailed themselves of every technical
objection at every step to delay and de-
feat the cnds of justice. Like heir in
famous prototNp pes Of the Tweed ring
they have staggered through their or
gans and even into the courts of law
with the brazeu eifrontery of Tweed !:
What are yon going to do about it?"
From the time of Brady's dismissal
from Office by the late President Gar
field down to tie present hour the
policy of the star reuters has been
Of huff and bravado. They have sim
ply patterned after the old Tammany
ring and whiskey thieves, who pro
tested till The doors of the penit en-
tiary closed upon them. Contrary to
the opinion heretofore held Ivy some
that the Administration would not fol
low the eases very closely it is now evil
dent that the President has placed the
matter IN earnest hands and that there
is no purpose on his part to let the guilty.
escape. Il is rumored that Ex-senator
Dorsey has fed the country. His coun
sci agreed to produce him in court at
lie proper time but failed to do so, aud
seuch warrants have been issued. No
effort Will be spared to fnd him If he
has u O escaped beyond regch.
The funny OF aei'aiion over the veto
If the Chinese bin has subsidized, AID
some Of our disconsslate statesmen a'e
settling down to tie conviction that
they are not hurt lalf as badly as they
FIRST supposed On the whole, the RE
publicans believe that the sCber seuti-
meut OF the country sustained the Pres
idrnt. AT any rate his friends think
that Mr.. Arthur knew pretty we'll
what he was about, and that his DALI
ance with he subject was simply a IL
tie POLITICAL coquetry. The President
is a giddy Young thing and iaclinel to
fl 1t little vita the second team idea.
Il is very doubtful whether another
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

Chinese bill gets through this session.
II it does and tie restriction is placed
Il. ten years, / think ~. Arthur will
either veto " les ii become a law with
( out bis signature. Ii te Should veto
1t BE viii salility New England forhim
I self t3pte than by bis manipulation Of
Federal patronage Ina MISS elfdsftt5-
10 would Isat Ice strange 10 see Demo
cratic campaign banners this Fall em-
I blaz1ued Nllu. Mothers. do you
! Want your daughters TO marry China.
I mpuf' ''Vo'C he Republican ticket
/ ard live on rats These be- very eff
/ fpctivp arguments. join with: mo
I su~u,ptuary iaWsi'' and free beer there
is no telling what may We accomplished
by uur Democra.ic statesmen. Accord
ing to2Ge best pUIIical authority here
[ this is To be an ''oh year : with TIE lie
puuhcaus anyhow. Tie general nm
pres snm sceuis 20 be that the Forty
eighth Congress viii be largely Demo
cratic. The Chinese question on the
slope. ntempe'a e temperance IN ln-
diana and Ouio, silver ess of toss rule
IN PENNSYLVANIA aud New York, and
I general -discuuteu. with StalWa man
a-ement ami Stalwart men aud meth
DDS everyW here-these VIII contribute
largely to demoralize TIE party in pow
er. When to this the widening b each
IL the ranks on the abstract idea OF
Half Bl7ed and S.aiwaft is added it is
quite enough 10 discourage the most
stuglir'.
TIeneW Crbinet officers are just en-
tering upon tie duties. Mr.. Chan
dier's aprpigtmsnt as Secretary of the
Navy excited more CONNER. and net
with more opposition than any the
President las yet made, especially
among the Democrats. Among The
politicians generally it is.spoken ofas a
conspicuous evidence of The P~resljelt's
determination to give fair recognition
10 both factions of his party in the in
terest Of harmony. 1t is also rem trked
upon rs c%ontroycrtiug the assertions
which laHe be5n made in some quar-
tiers that tie President is tdtdulg 90 IN
ANY degree influenced by the Grant anu
so called third term faction OF his party,
for Mr.. Chandler. 1t is sad. was die OF
the most active and persistent oppoil-
ents OF tAs third term movement. The
Maine and New Hampshire Senators,
who are S rong adierents and friends
of Air. Blaine, expressed themselves
highly pleased with Mr.. Chandler's APP
pointment, which, cue of them said,
was an important stey towards harmon
izing the party. Indeed; it is known
that Mr.. Chambers nomination was
for s3lne time strongly urg-d upon the
President by many leading members,
East and West, of what has beer
kuown as the Blaine wing Ofthe party.
aud the fact that General Garfield non
mated Mr. Chandler Tor an cilice, thai
of Solicitor General, which is almost as
important as Il Cabinet Office, is nell
TONED by some Senators as proof thai
his location in tie Cabinet will satisfy
the so called Half-Breed faction. On
the other hand, it is limited that TIL
appointment is a significant u IN col
nectiun with Mr.. Hobinson's big nava
schemes.
DON PEDRO.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
A WISE PRESIDENT.

When Gen. Arthur was told that his
veto of the Chinese bill would he injur-
ious to the Republican party in the
Pacific States, he gave a reply Which
ought to be preserved in letters Of gold
for the instruction ofal future states
men.
lie said he had not considered the
subject as a partisan, and bad lot
thought whether II party ortle other
would be advanced through the Extcu-
tive approval or disapproval ofthe bib.
But he saw that American principles
were Involved which had benin vogue
for a century; and il either party should
gain any permanent advantage, ii
would be the party that stood on true
American ground.
This is a wise answer. It shows Il
high and noble appreciation Of the phil
osophy Of political controversies. There
car be no mistake i'll steadily maintain
ing American principles, which have
been in vogue foc Il hundred years,
against the passions or the interests OF
any unenliphtened and ~preiadiced local
ty.-N. y. Sun.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
Work or THE LEGISLATURE.

During The twelve weeks Of the one
Hundred and Sixth Legislature, which
closed two weeks ago, there were 2+5
senate bills introduced and 3S4 Assem-
bly, bills; "a Senate bills passed the
House ana went to the Governor and
1874 Assembly bills passed through the
Senate: 60 Senate bills remain Enacted
upon by the House and as many more
Assembly bills; 10 Senate bills were de
feat,d in The House and the same nun
Ter of Assembly bills in the Senate 20
Assembly bills were not acted UPON I'm
auy in the Senate, dying in committee
or by poslponement. There VIII prob
ably he about 200 chapters N the laws
of the session, but many of them are
very short.
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his heart and make him equal TO Tie
occasion. but Sc is reported that ue
Scrgeaut-at-Arm Of the House de-
cliued TO supply the committee with
anything stronger than setter water
What sort Of spirit is thisto sho'y to-
ward men who are mourning tie loss
of a deceased compartment Can Con
gresham, on d belgariy salary of tive
thousard dollars a year be expected to
nav out ofhia own pocket for the ST M
'ulatioa necessary to support him dur
ing the fearful oldcal TO which be ls
1oomedg II the Sprgeant-lt-Afms
were haIt & man lie could supply alum
bred OF more cocktails and ciaIgt
item up to the contingent fund as
hottirg pads OF c%nerossilg in5. II
seems to he time for "A change in tie
office of serggamt-at-Arms
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

Some of the publishers who have
succeeded ia obtaining authority 10
publish the laws Of New Jersey have
inserted sub-headings in their papers
like this: 'Onicial PAPER" Some of
the party papers Of the State need boil
s.eriug up with something, aid they
ale awarded the laws and the pay for
their publication to save their precious
lives. There are many widely circu-
lated papers, on the other hand, that
are abrndantly able to stand alone,
which receive no donations or " Of
fieiaIn printing simply because they ex
press INDEPENDENT. honest opinions on
some subjects, regardless Of the per-
sonal interests of State politicians of
high or lov degree. There should be a
speedy end If this reward business in
connection with the State printing. -"
Batcialld Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

~ The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
rany las issued orders to all ticket
agents 10 refuse to sell tickets to per-
sons Who are in ]toNica1ed, and all gate
men ave instructed 20 pass 10 u who
is uudcr uue il hueuce OF liquor. The
ref5pary proposes by Ibis means to PIC
tect itself against suits for damage
from persons injured L the road while
they are under The influence Of drink.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

II is not at all improbable that Hon
schu,ley Colfax Will lie returned TO
public life by the Republicans oihis oid
Congressional District in Indiana. The
statement is made with a great deal OF
confidence that the only thing lacAhg
is his consent 10 secure for him the
next nomination AMI election to the
place he SO conspicuously and ably fill
cd during the dark days Of the war
Mr.. Colfax may have seen guilty OF
some imprudent acts and undoubtedly
was. but that he was ever wilfaliy dis
honest ar dishcuoratle we never for a
moment believed. He has always been
> loyaI citizen aud was one Of the staun-
chest supporters of NJ. Liacoln's pol
lev through the gloomiest days OF the
rebellion, when many a less strong
hearted man wavered in his course.
That he is far better in every way than
the majority Of his tladucers is beyond
a peradyenture, and we hope 10 see
him again adorn the hall of our nation
al House of Representatives.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
ONLY SRLrzFR.

The SeTgeaut-at-Arms Of the House
OF Representatives is a hard-hearted
wretch. A me@ber Of Congress died
a few days ago and a committee was
appoiutfd TO do the proper thing in
the way Of seeing the remains to their
place Of destination. Every body kJows
that under such Circumstance a menu
bel Of qgreSsr s'ds omethiug TO stay
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
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10. Answers to Inquiries.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

Acknowledgement Brewster after re-
viewing tia facts Of General Porter's
trial and dismissal from service has rem
dered an opinion hat The President is
without power to reverse the verdict of
the. Court Martial. 1t seems strange
to us that the power that gave form
and potency TO the wrong done this
brave young officer has no power to un
do the wrong, This may he so; but if
there be no competency in tie Presi-
dent to remit the blight, Congress
should attead to the matter at once
aud remoy3this STAN aud make the
victim in fact, as he has long been con
sidered in name, spotiPss and whol9 be
fore the country. Until General Por-
ter's wrongs have been redressed a
stain viii remain on our country's
honor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
A YARIEp PERFORMANCE

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic cau perform such varied cures.
thinking it simply essence OF ginger,
When in fact it is made from MANY
valuable medicines which act benesi-
ciailv On every diseased organ. See
other column.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
9fans9gore 8ffog6.
rrHLrsgFp rtEFY ~siTHGDAY, AT
FrEESGB0TE, SALEM CO., N ]
SATURDAY. ApEIL %, 1889

One of tbe largest mass meetings
cyer held On Philadelphia. was the &C.
1aaustraticu Iy the v%orkingmen otthat
CITY oH Saturday night last to protest
against the veto Of tie anti-Cbinese
bfl. There were at least 10000 people
present, ana after some stirring sletch
cs. strong resolutions against The i'm
rouatiou Of Chinese cheap labor were
alopttd. The numbers present and
their enthusiasm displayed Tie popular
feeling and sincere belief OF the work
ingmen in restricting Chinese immisra
tion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22

TwenSy-one years ago last Nedres-
day week General B%sauregard's bat-
teries opened fire upon Major Ander-
sons gallant band in hort Sumter,
while a Government var vessel with
re-enforcements lowered off Charles
ton harbor, but did not venture within
range of the guns of Fort Moultrie.
The American child born on that day
is now a grown man and a voter, but
hundreds of men, who have not yet
reached middle age, can r"member
how, with Lated breath, crowds sean
red the meagre telegraph dispatches
which soon closed with the announce
ment ''the wires have been cut" and
years rolled by before these severed
wires were reunited.
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Gard 60 The
PUBLIC.

We take this OPP
p~ortunity to inform
our patrons and the
Public in general
that we have a full
stock Of everything
pertaining to a first
class country store.
We do not sell
goods at less than
cost, unless, as it
happens sometimes
we have goods on
hand that have de-
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but, we claim to sell
them 81 rs small q
profit as possible.
Thankful for past
fayors we will en-
deavor to merit a
continuance of the
same.