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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

NIT. F. J. Copeland writes from Den yer, Colorado, tO Chief Of Police Neag.e. of Tombstone, making inquiry conce-u- ing one George Copeland, who left Den yer last May and has not since been heard from. He is a man about co years of age, his occupation beng that Of o miner and machinist. His family are anxious to hear from him and will pay well for any information in regard tJ him. Territorial papers please uo-ice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

IT Is stated that the ring" are arranging to establish an organ" in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
New MeXicO News.

Smallpox is raging in Las Vegas.
 The Black Range boasts of being an anti-Mexican journal The Las Vegas excursion to Chihua- hua Is finally announced for October 2nd.
 The Luna-Prince race for Congress IS becoming very interesting to Demo- crats.
 A S1,2OO contract has been let to build a good wagon road rom Cerrillos to Golden.
 Thirty-six years ago, August 22, 1SiG, New Mexico was annexed to the United States.
 Walter Cone, formerly telegraph editor of the New Mexican, died in Den yer on Thursday evening.
 New Mexico has 975 miles of railroad and stands thirty-secon in the matter of mileage in the United States.
 The Governors Rifles. of Santa Fe, have concluded not to go to Albuquer- que exposition to drill-a square back down.
 The Bell telephone company of New Mexico has connected the town of SepellO to the Las Vegas exchange. The line IS fourteen miles long.
 Two boys If years old had a shooting scrape in Las Vegas l7st week which resulted in one of them being wounded probably fatally in the neck.
 The citizens of Pasch have raised a fund for the purpose of prosecuting the three officers who shot Burns in Silver City, claiming that it was murder.
 A large Rrolite fell near Pinos Altos last week, crushing several trees A Mexican who saw 1t reported to his local paper that part of the moon had fallen.
 Special Agent Howard found. in a recent examination, that over 5000 Navaios were off the reservation, some of whom had not lived within its lines for over two years.
 It seems that there are to be two pa pers at Lake Valley. Greene's will be an eight-column weekly called the Lake Valley Herald. The name of the other has nOty yet tran5pired.
 An effort was made in Silver City, be- fore Justi. 3 Rii 90, 70 prosecute McClel | land, one of the men " 10 killed Bu IS, but the Justice refused to entertain the charge.
 The ng.leers of tl, Denver nd New Orleans railroad are as work m Mora | county, and the Las Vegas people are getting excited over ne prospect of the | road being built to their town.
 Albuquerque merchants think favor | ably of the proposition to remove the | Hubbs smelter from CerrillOs to that | place, after all, and a committee has | been appointed to look into 1t.
 The two sleepe- on the Santa Fe road | now run through to Dem 7g. One of them formerly stopped at Vegas, but the rapidly increasing travel has rendered 1t necessary to run both of them through.
 Socorro has sent to the Denver Expo sihOn a strange-loOking bird of the owl species, which was captured near that city. It Is as large as a hen, Of a beau tiful bronze color. and has face that one much more Ot a monkey than of an owl.
 The Santa Fe Democrat, the paper that announced "by authority" that Thornton had withdrawn from the field as a candidate for Delegate. agaln men, lions him for the office, which may be as an intImatiOn that he will accept the candidacy if offered to him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

TUcsoS Is not coveting the capital, but it does want reduction works for its
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

TIE small boys road to happiness hes through . rent in the circus tent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

HELP yourselves to water gentlemen; the mans are in the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

Drifts going north and south at the bottom Of the Hancock mine, Michi- gan, are making available lode matter, which IS more heavily charged than us- usl with mineral.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

The bnlhancy of Arabi Pashas reign was somewhat exceeded by its brevity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

THK Santa Catalinas will become a popular Summer resort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

A private correspondent, now on a visit to Prescott, writes to the Tomb stone Republican that wherever he has traveled-POrter is ahead. Speaking of the prospects of that northern country, hc says the timeis not far distant when there will be a stir in mining matters. The Peck lawsuits have been settled. and work of pumping out the mine has begun. A big strike has been made in the Occident, parallel vein with the Peck. The rich streak is one foot wide and goes up into the thousands. Ore from the Black Warrior is being shipped east. It goes from S2OO to $2OOO per ton. The DOsoris is also rich. but 1t Is charged that the smelter has been swin- ding the company, and trouble IS brew ing. He says that since the inaugurg- tion of the branch road from Prescott to connect with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, times have improved in Pres colt, and he thinks the county now will enter upon a season of prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
HE FINAL STE . iG1.

Then came her last consc o.. mo nent. She gazed around he VI II ldes- cribable look fl desDs -, G s-7 ID both her arms with a C-oan an d one of the attendants O listen % her heart beating. To the last she be eyed she was dying of heart disease. At a quarter to two o'clock the eual fs left her and she was as weak fs - infant. With her weakness c-me more severe struggle for brea b, anC noise be- came louder. Few y eyes were in the house. About ten IT lu es before two o'clock her head dropped 70 one side and she was lowe ed tO a reclining posture. She becene quiet, her mus eles relaxed, her bre-sh made a piping noise and considers 1 roth emerged from her mouth. She then stretched herself at full length and expired. Many persons outside ne house loudly thanked God that her sufFerings were ended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

THE season of social hops will soon begin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

TIE washOuts are still triumphant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
Republican County Convention.
RooMs OF rHE REPUBLICAN ~ ...-.-- .r,-.--BaH EnsTs.TTsrEr

COrNTY GENITAL NoMNITrEf, 2
 TrcsoN. A T. September ., 1882. Pursuant Co a resolution of the late County Convention held in Tucson August 18th and lIth, The delegates elected at the Republican primary election IeId Aurusf iah are notified to meet in Courty Convention at Park Hall. Tucson. on Wednesday. september eOth. st 10 ,'clock A. M for the purpose of nomina iDt. candidates for county and legislative office
 VI. c. DAVIS,
 Chairman Rep. Co. Cen. Com. W. J. OSBORN. Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

TIE war will cost Egypt S35O.OOO,OOC
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
\ SHOCKING FATE
Death or Elizabeth GucEe-t rom hSdr"-
 phobIa-TerribIe suffer iT@ oi the F"- tIrnt.
TTolerram to tbe \. |. Herald. ]

pbobIa-TerribIe suncIir= of the Pa-
 ticnt.
 Telegram to the N. '. Herald.l
 Mrs. Elizabeth Cccket, aged fifty
 years, whose suffe-'n 'ngs from hydrop- phobia have already been fully described
 in these despatches, died in seat agony this afternoon. All of las. night she
 was kept under the influence of power ful opiates. Hypodermic inject .ons or morphine were also administered m her right arm, near the spot that ,aC been torn and lacerated by the dog. To friend who sat nea- her bed sne re- marked. -"Oh, Maggie, v v sh me all night: kno I mus Gie ana when get to heaven IT. pray for you She re-
 mained awake all ni~ht and appeared to be very much 6 hausted. About seven o'clock this morning her two daughte s-ten and Eeiye years old re- spectiveiy-vere aCmitted to he- room and a very n, inful Interview took place, their mother telling them thft 1t was their last meeting. ss she was foout to | dle. Subsequently, she became more violent and tOvarGs noon was writhlng ID a terrible spasm. Her throat was parlyzed and the .SIt O. water threw ! her into violent convuls'ons. Shortly after twelve o'clock she 1ecame con- scious and remar.eC Chat she was burn- ] ing with internal heat. Fer eyes had a ! dull, vacant s.are. She complained Of ! terrible pain aboIt the heart and was petsp ring ~rofusely. e efforts to get | breath were most painful 70 look upon. | She gasped violently, as she inhaled | the air with fe- lips she Tuggled des- perately to try and force it mo her | lungs.
 TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
 The most singular was the re- suit. She would gnash ner tee,a in a
 most shappish-like way, and the sound ! that followed was not grOan nor a 1 bar brt rat ar esembled low nlai @ | tive whine cog. Crowds O, eOple | congregated III vicin y Oi .ls house and many below the )ws ( the sick chambe- could hea aw. cries
 of the pa,,ent. Te rs flowed eely among the women and e some of
 whom pitifully quireu oE ng the poor wOman's misery .- q con 'lnue. At one o'clock the p- ie cs cistered up in bed and sa le- igri. She was then sha ng, s,ss ana nolslly struggling for breath. fingers had turned blue. She was U geo 1scious and recognized no one neighbOrs
 were at both sides Oi tIe red tOldlng her and preventing be '~ npIng
 out. For half an c-'- eti. v?s very severe. Her eyes -TOU.h opened
 and shut rapidly and same time accompanying each t1e was
 tha same eIpkeu no sO-ru 1t IO uu- pleasan Iy reminded --e CT of the
 whine of dog.
 HE FINAL STEo IG1,
 Then came her last consc 1-.- mo nent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17

 The leading descriptions in 1880 and |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

The above trai daily aad make close connec-
Ftoa II n / Haze VITA trains If the Virginia &
NrIctee troli fer Virginia City and Reno, and with
he C3nsrtI Pacific Reno, the Virginia Trucsee
lLiApid. iar all points t3t and West.
ga.EE TEEANG Gen Supi-
q LAWS,
Assistant 81 peTintend3nt.
d. 4 BENDER
General Freight AMI Passenger Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

Express rain from Reno AMI oc Passenger train leav
-Rr Firciaa at O'Clock connect at Mound House
With trains of Carson and Colorado Railroad arriving at
Estho-ne at $40 OF same day connecting with the
United States Stage COmpays line Of Concord coaches
Ervins az Aurora AMI die evening; a irving
LInn. az j:53 cnnec:in- wi for Grants
1lle, Belmont, Ty &c, and arriving at Belleyle st
20 = H., connecting with stages for C1pdel-
IIia, Columbus Silver Peak, Moatez ma, Aida Valley.
iod M,uasan. Benton Bishop Greek ana Independence.
II. NJ. YERTNG TON,
General Superintendent.
n. \. BENDER.
Ganerul Freight and Passenger A gent
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

It's to be hoped that Barbour IcOunty
Democrats will recognize the importance
Of 70 arranging their business that they
ON be present at their voting precincts on
the 7th Of November. They have an OPP
pOrtunity Of elccting their entire county
ticket and Of assisting In defeating St. John.
There Is little question that both of these
desired ends will be accomplished, and is
there Democrat In the county unwilling
70 devote few hours to the good work.
The county ticket Is made up Of good
men, selected with view to securing hon.
esty and capacity. They need no recon-.
mendation to most OF the citizens Of the
county, being men Of standing, identified
with the county, and pledged to work for
Its interests.
Success here will encourage the Democ
nCy In other portions Of the state, and will
hasten the good time coming, when thii
grand commonwealth will be- oft Of til,
hands Of demagogues, experimenters anc
lobbyists.
If Democrats do their duty the victor,
will be theirs. II they remain away frou
the polls they do not deserve success.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
L.nd Once q, I.eruea. X ansa., |

Notice 10 hereby gwen that the follow
inx named settler has filed notice of hi.
Intention 10 make final pro- in supp VT
his claim and that said proof will b.
naas before 81. Shepler probate Judge
It Barbour county Kansas nc the count,
:. 1t on saturday. NV. 25ih 1882 viz:
Emil Bowers, declaratory statement N.
1893, zoe the west half se II, Sc Ia g
IL, s.c'ion -, snd e IA e section
"a, 81 south Of r Is ~es,. III nance The
{ owing witnesses 70 prove his continu-
'us residence uOon and cultivation Of said
and. viz: n cAael ClvanauPh, james
Wil.or, Franz KioR, Thomas DIran. all
Evansville p o .nanche clunty KANE.
II G A. II TriS, X gister.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

10 kill a bill which had for its object the
immediate Investigation Of the question OF
ra.lroad fares and ireights AMI to prevent
determinations. H was one of the COM
mittce that changed the original bill until
IL was bat an instrument tor the creation
of permanent board of sIlary-drawers.
without rendering practical service As
soon Ms there was probability Of the bill
as originally introduced becoming law
Mr.. Orner wanted the house to be guilty of
fnfantieide-the punishment being light
We have a hard time making the Ores
set believe Nr. Orner Is not the man they
want to support for the legislature. II
may be necessary to tell about their candi-
date being United States Collector in
Missouri and how his secueities suffered
before this thing is over.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
TheY Don't Like n.

The Republicans papers can't get over
their defeat in Ohio, and a few are frank
enough to speak out their sentiments. They
don't like 1t, but what are they going to do
about it, This state has case similar to
Ohio, and they knowit. These two extracts
below are good reading about now:
"The Republican leaders Of Ohio. being
no doubt largely Influenced by the demands
OF the seventeen thousand Temperance peo-
pie who voted the prohibition ticket last
year, determined to adopt a platform in
favor Of taxing and restraining the sale of
liquor In that state. 1t was argued that
not only would these seventeen thousand
prohioitionists vote the Republican ticket.
but that many thousand prohibition DEM
ocAts would join the procession, and thus
the Republicans would be more than rein.
forced by the loss of the anu-prohibition
Republicans. The Domocats declared In
opposition to sumptuary laws of any kind.
The canvass was made and the battle
fought at the ballot box on Tuesday. The
eventeen thousand prohibitiouists did not
rally to the support Of the Republican
ticket; the prohibition Democrats voted for
the Democratic nominees, as they always
DO; twenty or thirty thousand Republicans
were driven from the party, and the result
was an overwhelming Democratic victory.
Commonwealth"
at was 1874 over again. The Republican
party has again illustrated the saying about
rowing the wind and reapIng the whirl-
wind II has been planting q fine, large
acreage Of wind with an unusually prolific
quality Of ICED, and the whlrlwind that
seems to be coming is one before which
the breeze In Ohio on Tuesday win seem
but the gentlest zephyr. 1t Is usual before
storms to fiy cauuonary signals, and they
seem to be around pretty thick Just now.
Kicking In Pennsylvania and New York
against alleged bossism, Mahonism and
rpudiatiOn In Virginia, Temperance fanat.
icism In Ohio, Iowa Minnesota and Kan.
sas general disgust at the hate congress
and the manner In which 1t squandered the
peoples money-these are some danger
signals to which we must not shut our eyes,
Junction City Union"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office at Larned Kansas, I
S.n,. Ok. 1922.

Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before 8. j. Shepler, probate Judge of
Barbuur county i ,nsas at the county seat
N Wednesday. November Est, 1882. VIZ:
Frank G.. Robinson, declaratory statement
No. 146O, for the east half south east Quar-
ter and east half north east quarter, Sec
ton IL, township 81 south ofrxnge "A west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, VIE: a. j. Har-
gus, William 0. Thompson. Felix F. Ed
yards and r. C. Perry, all of Lake CITY
cost Office, Barbour county, Kansas.
IL C. A. Morrie, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

Notice is hereby g ven that tue folio I.
ing named settler has filed notice of BIZ
intention to make final pooof in support
nis clam, and that said proof will b., made
ne ore s. J. S1epiar, probate Judge IF Bar
hour couD y Kansas At he county s.at on
s .urday. Nove mber Is, 1882, VIZ. Mlch ,el
Cavanaugn, 'eclaFa'ory statement N 152 :
for IN " Ia " Ia .. ,ior 35. &c
e1 acc ION 81 Owrship 80, ,outh OF
4r.e 18 wet, lat l g. 3, lot 4 e; 2town-
ship SO south of rang Is west.
he names the FLOWING witnesses to
p,ove his continuous resid' nee upon and
Cult v4tIon Of said land. VIZ: Emil BJw-
Wilson. all OF Evansville P o, Comanche
onnty K nsas.
81 G A. Morris, r Qister.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

The Cresset has become so hard up for
arguments-has found how Intellectual are
its attempts to defend It's pet candidate for
representltive-that IT is getting desperate
and like drowning man, Is citching at a
straw. It's Last weak effort was to attempt
TO divert the minds Of voters from the real
lssues at stake and bring mp matters that
have no connection with q political cam
paign. This paper has fairly stated Mr..
Orner's Legislative record, has charged that
he was not the representative Of the people,
that he favored the interests Of corpora
tons as against the interests Of prodnc.
ing community; that he claimed sole credit
for measure In securing the passage OF
which he performed but an insignificant
part; we have charged that he has distrib.
uted and offered railroad passes to secure
political influence. Those charges cannot
be answered.
In the last issue Of the Cresset occasion
was taken to start new subject, with the
hope that It would be the death blow to
Mr.. Payne's aspirations. They try to create
the impression that he Is In favor of fenc
ing up the entire country and Of running
out the smaller cattle growers. OF course
there's not shadow OF truth in the sugges
ton and 1t Is but the emenation OF minds
barren OF argument but desperate In the
effort to keep the real issues from being
discussed. Further, 1t is but another indi
cation that the author Of such statement
Is unprncipled and unfair, and would Al
soon misrepresent or deceive on any othel
subject.
Stock-men know that the fencing ques
ton Is one the state legislature has nothing
to do with, 1t being matter congress has
sole control over. The public domain Il
controlled by the National, not the Stat,
government Land enclosed, whether By
an individual or acorporation, Is not secur,
from occupancy by others unless the lane
laws and long established customs are fol
lowed. One individual has the same right
as another, and because one man has by In
dustry accumulated u few more dollars thar
his neighbor, or brands more cattle thar
some other, Is no indication that he is de
feating the rights Of another.
But here We find the Cresset, claiming {,
be the especial advocate and champion O
the stock mems interests, presuming upol
its assumed position to insult their intelli
gence: attempting to prejudice its reader
In matter they are already informed on
miSrepresenting facts and endeavoring t
render less popular stock-man who i
known and respected as such, and who ha
already been of more use to his neighbol
and to the stock interests than the Crosse
crowd and their pet candidate would b
J In thousand years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land OH ~ q Larneo X usas,
o.. IL. 1872.

Notice is hereby given that che follow
ing named settler kas fled notice Of his
intention to make 6ral proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before 8 ] Shepler probate jddee
of Ba-bour county Ksnsas at the court,
seat ou SATURDAY. November 25sh, 1882
VIZ S dor on M, N ,bp declarstnry stxtt :
m nv M 1881 tor the north l2pw14 n
W IA n Ia section &c, 1-sw IA
section %. TIP 81 south Of r Is west.
H. names the fo'lo~ing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
G, v,n Mile, c C. Nill., W. c. Mills
all Of Lake POST "a e, Barbour coun.
y Kipsa w II. Harrelsop. OF Medicine
l. dye P o Barbour county K ,nsas.
Fl O. A. Morr,F, 4 .gis.er.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
L,nd Office n Larueo X ms. Z
October l9sh. 1882

Notice In hereby giv.n that the follow
ng-named settler has fi;ed notice Of hp
intention 20 N axe final proof In support o.
nus c aim and T. ct said proof will b.
uade before 8. ] Shepler probate judge
OF Barbour County Ke- st the county
eat, on Saturday Nov. 18th. 1882. viz:
E. W. Flato, Jr., declaratory statement
N. 1875 tor the north half Q Id section
Is, township S. range 10 vest he name
me following witnesses 10 prove his con-
tinuous reside, Q, upon and cultivation Of
sid land. VIZ: F AJAX King. Emil Bowers.
Michael Cav nauRf, Thomas Dorap, all Of
Evansville p o Conanche county Kansas
81 G. A. Morris, Y ,eirter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office NJ Larn. d, KALsAe, /
Oct. IL, 1892.

Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ng named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make 6nal proof in support OF
ais claim, and That said proof will be made
before J. A. LINE, Q notary public OF c. =
,nanche county Kansas, ct Smallwood
Kansas. on Friday, November oath 1884,
viz: Scott A. L,omis, declaratory stat. :
ment No. 1875, for the west half south
west quarter, section IL and north vest
quar- ter north wet quarter seton Il, town.
ship 81, south of range IL west.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, we R,bert I.u.
Gas, w. w. Woods, Mathew J. E imiston
,lfred Willisms. all OF Sun City p. O..
Barbour county, KrDsas.
. T.. A. Norris, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

d.. 10 1890.

Notice IL hereby eiven that the follow
lng-named settler has filed notice OF hre
intention to make final proof in support Of
MIA claim, and that said proof will be
made betcr. 8. J. Shepler the Probate
Judge OF Barbour cvunty Kansas ut the
e nnv seat. on saturday, November IS b
lsS2, VIZ F-ank King, declarstory stat.-
aeu. N. 1924 for the 8 oss or. a or
or. sc, 20 and north half ~ Y or sec 81
ownrhip 50 .outh of rang IL west. He
ames the 'oll1wing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and rui,i gafion
o., said n, VIZ: Thomas Doran, Emil
Bowers. MIclal ,vanaur b. James Nil
son. all of Evansville PO Camanche Co,
Kansas.
81 @. a. Morris REGISTER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office at La,ned, Kansas !
OFT. Ia 1892

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-Damed Q tier has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof IN support Of
his claim and that said proof will be made
before S ]. S ,epler probate judge of Bar.
bour county K ,nsas, at the county seat
on Saturday. Nov. 18th 1882 viz: VIM
F. Lewis, declaratory statement No. 1863
for the west haf Or and weat half e
or section "A, T 81, south of r Is west.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence UPON. and
cultivation Of, said land. w: F. F.
E iwards, F. g. R,hineon r. G. b Try. r.
Lake, all Of Lake City post Office Barbour
county, KansR',
81 C. A. Morris, R.eiat. r.