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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Terrltorial Cribbinxs.

PIckpockets and sneak thieves are h. festlng Prescott
 MS. Moody. Of Moody and Sankey. has been visiting PInal-
 Mrs. Ivy H. Cox, of PheniI, has gone on a visit to La Grange, Texas.
 The ball at Silver King on last Tues day night was a financial success-
 CA. Franklin of the St. Johns PiO- neer, is visiting in Albuquerque.
 The total registration of Msrieops county IS less than nine hundred.
 The Arizona Gazette announces its intention oftaking fuel for subscription
 The Dosoris and Blue Dick mines are reported to be employing good many men.
 The Yavapai register will, It IS sand, contain between three and four thou sand names.
 W. z. Hazeltne, cashier of the Bank of AIizoRa at Prescott, has gone on a six weeks visIt east.
 Henry Gar6as has been appointed Deputy United States Marshal in and for Marieops county.
 The Democrats of Phenix propose to open the courty campaign sometime during the present week.
 Mineral Park in Moiave county is to have a new paper. It will be published under the direction of AnsOn Smith.
 In the northern part of the Territory salt from Mexico can be purchased cheaper than the same article from Cal Ifornia.
 Chas. Lyons was arrested m Prescott on last I hursd ly afternoon, for breaking into house of Ill fame and abstracting To, of ieWslry.
 John Elliot who resides near Williams while holding his team during passing train, the horses became fright ned, knocked him down. and fell on him, dis locating his hiEs.
 Uncle Toms Cabin Id meeting with good run iu Tombstone.
 The mines up north in the old Hassa- ysmpa district are said to be looking well.
 MT. Sunlisbury has been appoInted superintendent of the Boston Smelling works.
 There IS prospect of a bIg law smt between the Copper Prince and Copper Queen at Bisbee.
 Graham county is threatened with county GreeuiacS ticket. a Working mems ticket Gud OHe-man's ticket
 Robert Williams and family of Silver King passed through Florence on We'd nesday last el route to San Francisco.
 Wm. Ii. Sutherland last week sold to Reuben Wood, Of San Carlos, the mail contract between this point and Globe.
 The wife and children of Cicero have gone to California. Grimes has gone to the Penitentiary for twenty years.
 The Vekol mine continues to i'm prove and the owners are making prep to increase their own ship ments.
 Mrs. Gabriel, wife Of Sheriff Gabriel. of Pinal, presented her husband with a fine looking girl baby On Wednesday Dignt last.
 Nora, the young daughter of J. E. Collins, of NExey, fell of an empty hay wagon and was run over last week, bruis- ing her leg quite badly.
 Wm. Donehey, who murdered Mr. Furrer at Yuma a few days since, had his examination on Saturday last. and was committed to tue tender mercies of the grand jury without pail.
 Frank Beylald who in conjunction with NIT. Farley of PheniK, owns mine in the White PicachO district has been shipping some of the ore to Benson for reduction. IL netted S70O to the ton.
 Sheriff Gabriel of Pinal, has directed !. that his third reward paid for the capture of Grimes and Hawley, be ex- pended in building fence around Andy Halls grave and putting up a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
HON. E. B. CLIFFORD.

As Leopoldo Corrillo stated that 1t would be impossible for him to make the canvass for the Assembly and de sired to be dropped from the ticket, the county central committee very wisely decided to substitute the name of E. B. Clifford of this city.
 Mr Clifford was member of the last legislature and one of the most service able members the county had. He is also one of the most popular men in the county and his acceptance of the nomi- nation strengthens the whole ticket. There is no doubt of Mir. Gifford's cleo ton and with his past experience and hls acquaintance gained during the past session be will be one of the most in fiuential members of the Assembly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

TIE Star has undertaken the hercu- lean task of convincing the people of Pima county that they do not want for the office of District Attorney a man whom any private corporation would employ. That principle would bar every able lawyer and give the county only the refuse. We propose that Pima county take the first pick.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

HUGHES of the Star thinks that the tramps originated when the Democrats were turned out of office in 1860. They went onto the road rather than work for living. Well, we will admit that tramps, as well as other dangerous elements, are principally made up of Democrats and We are glad that the proprietor of our Democratic cOntem- porv agrees with us as to this fact.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

WE are pleased to learn that Governor Tritle has appointed Hon. J. W. Davis, Probate Judge in Pinal county to fill the vacancy occasioned by the removal of Judge Wrattin. This appointment was made wholly without solicitation on the part of the appoIntse and we are satisfied that it will be heartily approved by the citizens of Pinal county where the new judge's integrity and worth are universally recognized. The CITIZEN tenders it's congratulations to the new judge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

THE Star tomorrow will publish q list of the bills introduced in Congress by Delegate Oury. As he did not sue ceed in getting any of them passed it shows Delegate Oury in the light of the dog who would have caught the rab- bit-if he hadn't.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

TIE Stars attacks on Judge Smith are powerless to hurt him or his chances for election. The people propose to have as competent lawyer ss any of the parties with whom they may have litigation. They know Judge Smith ls much the ablest lawyer and they will elect him by handsome majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Was the nomination of Wm. s. Read for Recorder on the Democratic ticket the reward promised by W. s. Oury for his participation in the registration frauds Of two years ago, which made the San Simon outrage possible?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
r " lRAH


 The Republican nominee for Judge Of Probate is no stranger in this Territory He has been q resident of Arizona for the past six years and the respect in which he is held where he has resided tells the character of the man. He is lawyer of ability and experience and in the office of Probate Judge would dis charge its duties faithfully and honestly.
 IL IS important al this time that NIT. Aram should be elected on account of his superior legal ability. It IS highly probable that the coming Legislature will be called upon to enlarge the pow CTS of Probate Judges and give them jurisdiction in minor civil cases, misde- mssnOrs and the lesser crimes 90, as to relieve the District Court of less impOr- tant litigation and make it possible for the District Judge to clear up the calender Et each term of Court. AS it is now the criminal cases occupy the attention of the court to the eIclu- sion of important civil cases. This works great hardEhips to htigsnts, and in many cases results in virtual denial of justice and conhscstion. This evil should be remedied, and if the Legis- lature affords the only remedy in its power, it is important that the office of Probate Judge, upon which ne" and important duties will deVolve, should be filled by men competent to discharge them.
 However pleasant . gentleman and honest . man Judge Wood, the Demo cratic nominee, may be, be is neither fitted by experience or education for these new responsibilisies.
 Nr. ArEm. on the other hand, Is not only cspabls of dischsrging the present duties of the ofice, but any addition al that it may become necessary to place upon it. Under the circumstances she wise course ID the interest of public busineas IS to elect Mir. Aram.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

JUDGE SMITHS superior fitness for the position of District Attorney IS so ap- parent that he will be elected by an overwhelming majority. The Judge is not only an able lawyer and a safe coun- sellor Tn whose hands the county's cases, whether criminal or civil, will be safe, but he is polished orator and gentle man of commanding address who as the official representative of Pima county will do us honor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

JUDGE HOOVER has authorized us to deny the statement published in the Star and extensively circulated by the Democratic press of the Territory to the effect that he was opposed to the election of Judge Porter as delegate in Congress. The statement was wholly unauthorized and untrue. The Judge does uot consider taking an active part in politics as consistent with hls posi- tlon in the bench.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

N.- bEN. MORGAN has issued circu- t--r-nE W. B. Horton, the Demo- -aa candidate for Superintendent of --i' Instruction, with deliberate and '''.'a. ferjury in the Total Wreck min --i '1it and backs his statement with s-' HI documents. The circular Is a 'l- nae, and unless the statements .-7'e.a made can be disproved by Hor- --' 'asy clearly prove his unftness for ' E',itlan of trust and especially that - Superintendent of the educational ''e- f the Territory. Col. Morgan ' Ne. Hown here and IS expected to '''i'e 10 few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Funny.

The Speaker of the House is generally known as the chair, so called because he IS sat down on SD often.
 If anybody ever longs to be mIl Eonaire, 1t IS the youth who treats his girl to soda water and then finds he hes aftstaken button in bis pocket tnr a fi1aa
 A lady in town painted a placqge m the most exquisite manner and e1- pressed 1t to a friend. Soon after a note of acknowledgment came, in which the lady stated that "it IS altCg gether too nice to use every day, SO | only use 1t for a bread plate when we have com psny."
 4 California woman who confessed to her husband on her dying bed that she loved another was forgiven. Then sae got we'll and he IS now suing for divorce. She pleads that he condCned the ofense, and he answers that it was only on condition of her dying, and she broke She contract.
 The New York Graphic prints pictures of "the great diamonds of the world There are about thirty of these precious stones, and the most surr~i7- ing thing about them IS the fact that not a single one of them IS owned by am editor. Newspaper men never did care much for jewelry, anyhow.
 I've lost a patient, said a doctor, sitting down to boarding house dinner table, with frOwn on his face as dark as a gunpOwder poultice. "l am sorry to hear it. Man or wOmany asked one of the bOarders. Man When did he die2" Die, hang him, he's not dead. He stopped taking my medicine, got well, and ran away without paying the bill"
 What a tiresome thing that Mrs. Smith isr exclaimed Mrs Brown. "i called there to-day, and she ran on SO telling me about her new carpet, and her new girl, and her baby's two teeth and her new bonnet, that | didn't get chance to say a word about my new jacket, or our parlor furniture, or Fred dy's coming home with the measles, or Sarah Jane's dyspepsia, or Uncle Charles rheumatism, or how Bridget burned that batch of biscuits. Oh. shes such a tiresome thingr
 A prominent business man in Pitts burg, Pa, who has always been Identi- fed with the Republican party, and who spoke for about seventy-five other busi- ness men, also Republicans, sand thIs afternoon that they had made up their minds to votethe Independent ticket as the only way to rid She party iu this State of machine rule. He believed ihe Democrats would elect their candidates next month, but this would not kIll OF seriously cripple the Republican party. Once rid of CamerOnisu, and they cOuld reorganize on a new basis which would give the people control and Sould soon regain their lost ground, with a prospect of retaining power for an indefinite period. The sentiments expressed by this gentleman are widespread here and elsewhere in this State. There seems to be no chance for the Cameron ticket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

DRAKE had just as well begin to pick out a soft spot to drop on.-Star.
 The few votes Billy Read will get will not furnish a very soft place for Drake's majority to light on-bu. then Drake can stand it if Read can.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

WE have an-edition of POrter's speech delivered in this clty, in pamphlet form which we ask allintelligent men to read, if they did not hear it, and compare 1t with the weak effort of Delegate Oury last night. No intelligent man will fail to acknowledge the superior quslifca- tons of Judge Porter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

TIE Democratic ghouls as usual, last night dragged General Jackson from his peaceful grave. If the deiunct father of Democracy had been there in person how he would have denounced their degeneracy and abandonment of every original Democratic principle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

LZ-auvEENoR SAFFoRD and wife -r-7ei u the city from the East Sunday --l. Gov. SafTord's return to Tucson s always "a return to a host of friends. --7se do not decrease as the years roll .1l, but rather increase. Ills admin s,'ay su sf the affairs of this Territory '='7 characterized by rare ability and s-'-' spirt and his personal and busi- Less relations with our people have been such as Co increase the respect had for - as au efficient Governor He still .'ars lively interest in the affairs of -7 territory, and regards thIs as hls --- bHsIuess engagements have kept r- -a New York, Washington and -sia during the summer. IL IS to be
 - taat he may again take up hIs .-.---elt abode hore.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

IRE Tombstone Republican IS evident .gde,ermnedt to make Tevis write anoth- CT speech by publishing IF advance ex- t-ac;s'r0m the one he has already writ len. T=vis was over here m Tucson several tines and frequented the Star office. We are inclined to the opinion that ba-ret wrote that celebrated speech T-icl .s vet to be delivered in Tomb stone IT he Is really the author. we 'r---a.ulate Tombstone, for Barret is al able writer, audfTevis only adds the s.aalaouary part to Barret's produc- a- rlll Joe a rare treat. In fact We -.LE r. VIII have 10 go over and hear laa published extracts like the .1.sau-, which the stenographic re- l.-.e. ,le Republican furnishes, are .---i--. By some people l am called e..--. lewis; by others. Captain Tevis;
 s.--. JIm Tevis; and again by others,
 .-.a lewis, of lewiston" How, after listening Co such eloquence as that .l..e-, the people of Cochise county can "a. to keep revis at home as a rare ll.--a- curiosity, we cannot imagine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
A Court Scene.

Never mind what you thought, sir," roSrsd the lawyer to the dItfuslve vit- ness, land never mind what you believe Just tell the Court what you know. "EyerythIng?" asked the witness. "Yes, everything; it won't take you more than five minutes, ] guess.' Well. then," said the witness, cheeriully, "Tli just begin with thatlittle scrapeyOu had down in Swede prairie. last winter when old Elder Newkins fired you out of his smOke-hOuse when yOu-" But here the witness was sternly stopped by the shrieking lawyer and the solemn judge. the Court informing him that no one was allowed to be funny or mean ID court except the lewvers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

JUDGE MEYER Is undoubtedly the most efficient Justice Tucson has ever had, and there il no question but he will be retained in that position as long as he desires 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

In order to facilitate the issue of the new gold certificates, Acting Secretary of the Treasury New has given orders for printing certificates of tue denom- nations of s2O, $50, and Slc0, with en- praved signatures like legal tender notes. These will be styled Depart ment Series" and will be issued from the Treasury at Washington. All higher denominations of these certif- cstes will be issued as at present, bear ing the signature of the Assistant Treasurer in New York, and will be is- sued from the sub-tressury there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

TIE Star evidently did not consider Oury's speech worth reporting. In this it agrees with majority who heard MT. Ourv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

IT IS stated that Bowen has not yet seen fit to put in au appearance s' Washington. He Is waiting to see how Brewster Cameron gets through.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

THOSE who consider that Judge Wood is invincible should bear in mind that he was badly beaten twice when running for the office of Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
WiIIiam Penn Before CharIe..

When Penn appeared to receive his hIs charter he came into the royal presence in his usual easy manner, with hat on and hands in his pockets Charles at once removed Els own hat Keep on your hat, and people won't know you're bald" "lt Is the custom of this place" the King replied, '.or only one person to remain covered at time" .'Then you ought to have rrCre covers" said Penn. "Its a queer GUS tom. but I don't lay my hat aroundloo in a strange house unless l get a cheek for it. I've travelled, have"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

NOTHING has been heard from Horton since Ben Morgan sat down on him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

OURY's speech last night vas princi- pally occupied with what he didn't do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

"IS heavens name. what more can l do?"-Delegate Oury in his letter to c. H. Stevens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Henry George arrived in New York by the steamer Hslvetis yesterday. He will be dined by the Central Labor Union and will make New York his home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

DELEGATE OURY gives the maximum promise and the minimum fulfllmsnt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
A Test of Love,

"Is this the Rev. MT. Mulkittle?" said a kind of out-of-reason man, entering the library of well known Little Rock minister.
 "Yes. sir; have a seat"
 "l have called to transact a piece of business which to the world may seem ridiculous, but which viewed from a spiritual eminence, IS of import ance."
 What IS It?'
 "I want you to love me"
 Love yOu?" gssped the good man, regarding the petitioner and invardly vowing that he had never before met a more repulsive human being.
 "Yes, sir; l want you to love me, and he sat down and closed his eyes as though he intended to await the an- uouncement Of the decision. "Ihe command is to love one another. l con- iess that I; love yOu," and opening his eyes he leered at the minister.
 "Well, sir sad the minister, your demand in simple. suppose you have been lost tor many years, and have just tasted grace, and that you especially want the love of ministers. Yes, I love you"
 Thank you. Now, when We love any one we are willing to help him. Gimme 8 dollor, sir, gimme dollar" Out of the love you bear me, gimme a i6llar?"
 The minister arose, took down the box and handed the visitor s dollar. "Good-by. hope you will always love me, and the lover was gone.
 How did you make it2" asked a rough looking man, when they reached s street corner not far away.
 Zine. Never met but oue preacher that got away with me, and he was an old Baptist that insisted on ducking me in the river before he could love me. Preachers like something odd, The old style Of striking m is repealed"
 Let me see the money
 Here she is; a new dollar. Let's go take something
 "I guess not. The thing is counter 'eit" IL was a vile imitation, and the two theiyes looked at each other ID silence. The minister pOked his head over the fence and laughed. The dol lar had come to him in the contribution boI.-Arkanssv Traveller.
 Capt Hardy, of Hsrdyvllle, was in Prescott couple of days ago. He gave # ss his opinion that forty men, mostly rsIlrosders, had, in few months, per. ished of thirst on the California desert west of the Colorado river. Six dead bodies were found near Psh-Uts hill The unfortunate men started from the river not knowing the perils they would ! have to encounter. Some of them might have had water ID canteens, which, of course was soon drunk up. The desert like the ses, does not often give up iti dead. and many a poor man has per, ished of hunger and thirst on Callfornia | Sahara
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

SHAW is good fellow but DO man for Sheriff when the county can get Paul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Professor Reese has been examining the Silver King ore with view of os- pertaining some better and cheaper method of reducing if. It IS understood that the teaching process will be aban- doned at the end of the present month, after that time the ore will be concen- trsted and shipped in that form The change will necessitate the discharge Of about thirty men now employed about the uinaHi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

c. R. DRAKE will be reelected Recor- der by a handsome majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

LAKE VALLEY is obtaining a big reputation-in the newspapers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

The North German Lloyd steamer Franklin burned yesterday while st anchor in the harbor of Brsmer Haven.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

THE Star, as usual, IS making prom ises which it cannot fulfill
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Ir was fortunate circumstance at the late fire that the Santa Cruz Com pany had reached the city with their water. But for that fact the fire would have been much more disastrous than it was. If under the present imperfect way of using the water so much benefit was derived, we can expect much great CT security to all kinds of property when the water works are completed and in full working order with hydrants and hose for use in case of fire. R. \. Leathervood is entitled to much credit for the energy and enterprise he dis plays in pushing this work. It is to such pubic spirited and sagacious busi- ness men that Tucson will owe its fu- ture importance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
OURY's defeat is assured.

PORTER will be the next Delegate from Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Work is plenty and lsbore-s scarce in Pinal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
JUDGE PoRTERs CANVASS.

Reports from all sections of the Terri tory indicate that Judge Porter will be the next delegate in Congress. from this Territory. His superior fitness for the position Is conceded even by Democrats, and he will receive many votes from the opposite party on that account
 The Judge has beeen iDdefatigRble in his canvass, has visited all the south ern and middle tier of counties already, being enthusiastically received every where. His addresses have demonstrat- ed that be has thoroughly considered the needs of the Territory, and under stands what A delegate I expected to do.
 The Judges speeches are able aud convincing and show what can be ex- Pected of him as the representative of the large and growing interests of tho Territory.
 The people of Arizona are not dis posed to continue the vacancy in the office of Delegate by re-electing Mir. Oury, who confesses hIs own inability to serve his constituency. As represen- tAtiye be has proved a complete failure, and under the circumstances shows bad taste in being candidate for reelection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

PH1LApELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Attorney General Brewster, in reference to the sdidavits rubllshed, charging men Tn the employ of the Government of attempt ing to bribe members of the Star Route
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