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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
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The morality oi a -tHl. -lner "rea5. .as the Al-saa -saea aroa -he t6itg og tl @ te r wle she ilsilg oFes. N.frt.e .- sia State 5-saa<sa .at aaa-aeaas 60 asset a uli>l ss- debtor. maaat imply ia asF whether i a-iul t..t .aus oia ta- meet i.. eo--#-- -o-t -' r- lus g.. Virginia e.a dat-i- ..Ho-- a--o 1l7. 6a. W Ear, i.a nnl Disr-.e foat eu
 ,4l'- ot a.- valea -re ts .a- rsr t ou-s .rthat ie. v- .es i.e result uf sere o5 lis c.l-eIaaaa-.
 The fo. s.. -r r-tr El--
 ,It s'a .- sfr -.-
 a, aulr ,U1 e r.i-l is il per- aaLaI estate. -Ha aFe..ge lte,-la.l l-- ef iltarss and ar-.araEge, orc .-s.-
 AtA
 years prece ling le-J .re-f @6It,- @ll and rs'aeaea s- tp
 .cc a.J ia l-lrt. win
 o1, wa-aa has Jaan s- lratG ot o-.E d8 esut cl 5LUo D-.1etiG- fis current e1Fll the E-aoo' fund and iuter account .ro- .le totalrey -aua, -.r ll-z shows .-C u au1ut l.Ii.. La-- E1- pay tle past--ua Interest cuU- 1us in seven years. atls- providing for tae lr- teT sl 1u t-s t.00H raa r--.fi.l oftle debt as ai-.atuy tls leis.."cl bill, ralcu tae Bead sre-- propose 70 suuula- -lll tac .l..-aogr.e- ..- '-sel.lnE .lWl tla debt q. ltl
 Elh bmasteu r-els.. l1lrarer eat itif safe l9 say that Nl--sia. with her ia-- zia- pros. - ul ner develop maas caull I- -a- aeF-9r'1.-sa d..t 1.il no ir-5aaa- al -r1alr And any raIH a...s, q is ssua Ir ie a s.y voai5 .arg -l.T- d.. taaI l-- 1. one per cau- ralLer 5aaa Isiudiai. aay por-ln ota Jelt already once .r.a-- i1s..l with .l.e consent of t.e creH- ton. It not @ question %. aaiI,... tu' ol Disposition. For ,-s s-.s0 a.- ig- jalc. # mot past, sl- proud C4 D.- l.ai md should rs1euae- s- ar.tl--l ol .-- E.uLe.. l.1 Zane. ols.s iu-is a poor 5asiue.-. yo1 es4 Hsar ate but ou.e.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

IrIa1Es as though tle day for elect ing poor men Co the Uui-el States Sen ate lri passed ba-l Bowen and la- b1r of Colorado are m-lo1airas. am. 1I-. Sabi1, 1I1uss'.a'5rew Senator, is said -. te worth from two So taree mi.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

4 IENa- paper says -'a lively snow storm se. ll on Sunday morlinr' an a sde ground was covered with wlie suov.7 From t-is t voH.i appear that snow a- different ca.ars f.li in T eEGE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Is sEEA-oG B9E-E A SON os Jrl- L1Ez'
 ia -le e-iy .u-. O. --s Ear w- lre- que1tIv r-t lalarl. Bowen who Was i-. cu-.v sI.c-aa g -li.l 1.-.-s Senator from Colorado. -s t.,,. -.-ie -e a.. net Ioel uIee than 4sy-s-Tsl .e--s ..i w-s aa5a lve feet -sa inches iu night with rather dark comp. Z.au and a vs-r h--ra.. small. dark ase a-j rather sharp features lt was eu--eui.y re ra-.ef i1 -ls aray .ftls border taa. Colonel Bowen was t.e .l.a-;.ima.es a ostlr late General James J. Lane. and what is more, tac story was generally hel.1vaL Eeb-ltae eye and tle ra.e. CT h General and owed his appoint uel- Go hn Hav much tu.l tle-' was 5a la slrt ws eauat saE, b1. simply r7el t as i. vas -e.as-e- at ta' lime.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

CAPTAIN EADs has failed Co secure payment oi 5-t,0G1--tLa clu5-a'. price -for maintaining tvel'y-s.z iea' o. Ta- Ser in the isttv pass4ce. ll has been proven thai tl5 minimum depth wa not maintained more than l..y days of the quarter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Tvc-os L.s been favored Ni-l 7'-i's .r.1l ueu. distinguished ruae=. but ID ta this date 1-r Zero has never 'eea nearer than one tloa-anl five Araa-'d ,a-Ias. ar -- 1se-ee- of Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

g- Eas recent been decided ln 8 Caartol Ja=H-a ia New lg-k ci.E th- ..- u.au's rart is sacred s lis p'r.or.
 John Eevzaa, a -e.e .,sll ale rspaire.' employed t Baltimore and Ohio RsI.-o.i celpe g. went ga .-e iop e tls Brewer la- t3rs9a.- a wire "iial had ae,aus ta.ara- r.ea iae owner Q the property seF E1 and ar-eral lueL Nea=o- refused t' r'- when h.-s a--ateI .r- r-e7Har e#r'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

E motion to amend the D -ns af ou- weather prophet by strik- iu- o-t Gen. and inserting y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
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 S1as seven ye4u ago. as we were
 ainE mp t5vu.ve noticed ai "a distance -ra,aer --otesaus and oddly afr-a-iBr .ssu arl wagon rresije3 over by ratii- sia--. taeVs'-s-- u,Er. vo,s Tree a-alz.e ls tae senealae ass ol an - srE. ol ta-u--- side vas a -re., a.lilu-ira maIa. 1s-.'s 'a- a mate
 E- -he largo ae--y l-aGe ol @ h1rse
 -e fen -.rds laiier ia.a aiI1lf. iie
 a- .ra Ta-.- were .e7-, r-...s f-a lind vfca. were hi-e, kstvy and r.l--e-aa1a; too box i..r ft-ei al f.-1
 old wheels. .ra l.s driver, vino satal a h.,-- soat, seemed ready e. fi-ch on Co - poor ar'-e i,--ls at any moment Ca r-arar il .eclea we recognized -a .-, 5-Fer +aiu-l Carr, .reiel.e- well -I-r tr-..- a.l since il Ton. ia. fs.rf B. orsss ass a.s. ls had =s~seia4 from e t..la e'aci. had been ae.,l .a- .ry 1esIassd l le AH als La.l-l-.
 -.er a.scVye e- -Ie -rslt l'.- llaes eIohruy. wit
 oil, t1 crc- tbsra. sa tae nev El1orada, aa a.d t't take tte niriue fever, t1t ves content to go l7u and 5aa Ht.i, hauln- Ho= and -lea. bat kept L.- e.es open. BEa-J Jy ar began toaeeuuu.-Ie; ns bought tal al4.-ioua .aau. mother, and another. About tl-s tiad .te great uiHs cf JLa T5a-a1u-. Contention and Grand Cen t.a. mines v-re ,uilt on tle San Pedro. Many laa.ara t.a- ,f or. had ,o ,.- transported from ,.ia Il.aaa.ae miles 60 t-e r-l.s Johnny Vs ol hand; fl, rara.a-- c. taase great ca-po--
 - was made .le
 ue l5 aat ls Was prompt and s.'e. H- bsesm- @ lending ..ei- -htarol ore, and being al .a.l lalit- ae s.esI his earnings, and rr-.-sil l.s .r,.l. Sometime Iaa- year ir e course ,s il.s- it hecaus a.ceser. t. .ay a aao.le- .reielt.- la ..-er -a a-ai. one ,r those ul- pleasant c. m..iea.l. winch may occur .a ..- l.-i.- -1l-. The party asEs. ..l i1 --ag GY.- .-. eut7 and .ralaE and yae e- tle sa-iuE ciu-
 es-.e a..e-. |. H the Grand . .- .a.-. .aaEal ta- money -awa.
 l.=H sa.arer while ol our va. down ..u D.-.l- Te -...l,. ot G.. Loi-s- . ui--:a i..se la- sixteen .-li.a .r.-n was
 auil-.s. ..ts.r Ca-.a; asked . ...-a.. .-aiHl- r, and e-- i-lemsl . .-al '-.. wa Johnny Cal- On aaF ] l.ea .rHelr" -il- boarded aI-r - - r-.-- .a had been . ..o-.- ate. .-..--- aIu which l-- lau-a5 t. ..l- =. e.er-e ae renewed l ..l- old a-.-.r iH answer e ,-a ] .re-5.a -.a.- .. H-- -.s-i-- along ie l1: "a. -.-s.a.- Dul-s tAe con- i v.-.u u- ...l-i .s tal. be lat ! O. '3 mu.. a.. aH.r- l.f wagons. To ! fled ...s -.-. .5 --.asi- required ] t.-a aHa. ..-. .a.lf .. a--.s. every . .ro laya. e .aHla.a al ill o- lis o.a ] -uesaa eas, and tas team le saved 1 from t.s araa..es. and asked him ''--T much a. r1-sI." ha5 selulg 's a..e.r allowed .Iu ta go HD iur.Ae- 1 t.al SO y 70 l.5 mueh.' bat those ! --1 sa.w Johnny H-,r and have good opportunities a. judge say be is worth s-1H.3. and aas made aii or i- within ] t..s past tl-ee .r.-s. He eis one ot -La le-via-. irsi-.tsrs l- .le larr..orE, and l dis example is worthy ot emulation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
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-l3I5l -A.. CAD a-. a-.-l-'-
 4 $ statsi tl t- proposition (. bulIiu- road taaa Laa.Fa. New N.- iea. % Benson. ,.ll ', con la-sG on ta5 return @. E.as1a. E.H. SEaH- {. Boston. I.vI De remembered that D slrr.go route vaz m irson t.If ago. # tna A-..i.er road ase a.- t.a. ha- leaa talked aI.-a HHere will .e a .eaa sl aEu. o....a...l.la rea.s E ea- szla- a.-. 0e aal .a .-.ra.a -1a-ues El. 5-.. t-al.ise' [, Portland. Oregon w-4 a,ta.'r e9a.. a cal1.tlslua .a ta- aal.ueu Pacific .aa che Ia-.ae-a Pacific also. t is sa.i t- -a ara- .-= aacl. ,e- l.-.ai t--a Us. e-ss i-ls 0. .s-.a---- ts ply between cu.. ..--- -al Ga-aaarH. .a=.alia, .aee-.ae g.. alsc.- -aa .ss--5sa1 folks nave i.-- lac @. ra. -.a5- and 4az l-r- a--i-a-, .a sla-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Iris stated t-at Mr. Barret, el tie sfar las accepted, and win take posi- ti1a aa tse San Francisco EZ-ulner, ol the -5-s i1sl. We trust be wil su,caed better ia getting pay for his serT ices than other Tucson writers who ha7e written -a- that iauuai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

aaasG t-e new materials ipr -iasl- i5labl spring wear are Tweed n'veltie5 vith sn5I ground and caecEed surface.
 Well. tlat kind CT a dress may take over in New York, but a7 lar as we are concerned, ue have no desire Co wear .tr--4- rH r-reert.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

OUE silver dollars c7a.in bu'.i7a valuation ol Sl3I per cent Tie sue amount c- silver was worth e5.-5 in 1875.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

So far tta late Denis kea-rey is the only one who Las offered any serious objection to San Frarc.sco's proposed new charter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

ErzHrNDDe.1IEB--E l. Ir1F'i7l.H. Rhode Island, l-s r-or.H Aus.-. Co te -le naarfs. man. He h-i been aaT-1 2 taxes .u slaH7 Re aei ao' -oa g since, and h-s esta.a ta-1s n1. 70 ne worth g. 1H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

SryeloviHs grow all t1e year round sa Arizona. We have leciluel mention il- this fact uutJ ve heard ol Oscars .--ir.l n- tLe .aull s.l.I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Ta- .-" tlai.- came in Tor i---. sla-. or I.s 5a5-- che recent hl'z- gard. trGi O. tar.2 s-'e.- am irfI- ta-i.r To r5le from Junction -o -la--'n
 on the Northern Pacific. There h.f.- ne --.-ai- tae cars for ...ir da-s, '1'. followed behind e--I they got ta B g Horn tunnel. ahau. ra-. Q milo. They dl rss ,a l-- looks %. 'h. tunnel, 2. tool us- rr.-tHs -..- tHy lIa1 catch -r aa t1e s.e-l @; t.a storm cam ap ana .a-a a.".ls. o- t.e' d found .s N- -.- w sa -a saolg tle Grows Jog
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

THE Hasse C1umirtes ou Military Ai- fairs L-s practically agreed upon the terms or @ b-u placing General Grant on { retired list ot tle army, with the rank o- General
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

1l1ss lfME WaLE-lE 5Elwsr1l vas married ou fine a.l ir=.- [. J. v. hooas. a pai.el le.a-5a -a- ear-. There were tar. h-i5s-usii, ..e. .au-. e- @. Senator 5iileret C.t-.ra. President Arthur and --aaE her F..zl- O. high position were p-es... ia ..e- i- w= a grand affair and taa --l r.7 nude lsr- ue. Bat le-a 'rE a. -v'iire end ala-ail-o of ,es-a ia ..e l'ase o' Koouz. il Che u--r u-..ss.Hrll lay La- eyes oa acarv of :ae Albuquerque Jour nal Of -he 7'h iast. in which the "laa print of fine lasir-al' s.. her HF as
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

DB. Ross, assistau. eilt1- oi Cham bers Encyclopedia, is dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Br ihe co1lmued absence ot our uIa- bgella ve are r5rcibly reminded that it IS J.ara.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

LrEss-.ad '--aera gre .rtF t-r1s-ni square miles 9t almost aua1.-.ea forests in North c raliaa. .ss,.t-uea- ls true, '.SilE4's h..e must 'f 'As "oI Eo-.l state as 1..,ehaii put down t-e e-.as s..s ,s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

rusJS EoaTH has met wi.h great sue cess ia tlc character oi Hamlet a- Der liz. ais rl-s is reulsrei in English hrt his support are aii Germans and play theiruar in that laucrace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Ir is said that "Louis Quir0z shoe buckies are now useIin Paris to -asten ,.i'.rs se well ae rc.a It is not iu- probable that "ree strings will have Q rrl ia Paris. vet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

SAMUEL a. Aat--r ot t-e onlea7o Tribune is pe1- r1 .tl. -ie -as been at Las Vegas hot =I-.--- but is now ct tas house ot his t-.ler-iu.law in Quincy, Illinois.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

AuBu ucUEEQ-E, New Mexico, bids far io become ths chief town Of that Tern tory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Irlss.iI that tae reason Gchelieu Robinson s,anls tLe cold weather so vsli is because les s' often sails iu-3 tle st-e-al regions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

tle example of raeuir. and "ss down. ,7 . SO t0 speaE, on mutilsted com.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

B--tauz is suffering acute.. From swollen limbs If he v5lld eat Aneu- can pork. tl- swelling womb go down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

EaEQ--yr rohbora- are reported ll street cars, but so Tar vo believe none have occurred in herdic coaches.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Iars. taa uav Senator lfom Colo welof b.iiiialt
 v1E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

JosI eass he knows aesaying "olri- oraFscshsr oiH H.ga together to b. true. as he has ,-egla-t'y seen fa drove of young ducks in Le7in's park v.-h 5,-t one feather each. iu tlei- taiis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

E1ssts Crrr lcT eleius .o be rival e.5s. Louis aels suo daubt but it
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
rnE cApITAL.

wHE Goddess of Liberty on the new five cent nickel wears bangs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

ArtEo .a.lar alla 8 l.-- a- acre, the amae--. .lnls r Arizona would net r.a goreauaa. eli. i.H'a. I- Gen a-a- Sherman thought Is "as 8 great pity that the Uml.' Ssa.e- eEa-aelri tlie territory embraced iu EeE Mexico U. ..-E--..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

THrr ealbe- as high as SS6 worth of oranges ir5-n B single tree in Florida.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Irr.el.-ad t1 halueEy nItl-m-u with .a-ae pieces o. ar-l.crF t5 escort G.e murIe-eH Neli and Irotts, from Lexington 60 G-arsar sar trial ltwi' us remembered tiat i- protecting tles. sua murlare-s last fall 7many women and children were killed at Ashland.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

SENATOR ALLISON, o. Iowa, is s"ia t' sa trimming I1- tlia Republican norl-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

-rz t.ule-sl '.sds .t Arz1ls er- brace aa a-ea ef 5.,la,roi acres, which s.1ulG be su-vegl during the next l-aa E..-s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
AProper Sentiment.


 There was @ time m the history of Arizona when the spirit of seetiOnslism was rampant Fms time has passed, never. we hope, 70 return. The writer af this was @ priest of sectionahsm; Es were charred with the vice, but various visits to southern portion of the Terri tory cured us, and we are now ever loFing with kindness for the people Of Tucson, Tubac, Tumacacori. and Tomb stone. These people have done nooiy since tLe pacifcation Of the Territory hv General Crook We are led Co the making of these few remarks by the action of our two Prescott e0ntem- uoraries, the DmOcratic for having th0ughtlessly, no doubt, repunhshed some mean remarks concerning Tucson, from a Denver paper; the Miner Tor having, ID it's lecture on the suhl lect, =sated that # had been induced Go pen it in vindication Of some papers m Pres c0tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

X New York dispatch of the 9th says the Tribune ot thst clty has an article coumeuti1g on tine foregoing statement. in which it remarks The report that +Ta California Southern Railroad, which k now built from San Diego 10 COlton rr the Southern Pacific, proposes to Iri1I eastward to the Colorado river, does not receive credence from well in- formed railroad men. The California south ern IS not owned by the AtchisOu, Topeka and Santa Fe Company. It was built by Boston capitalists, and it's pres iIent, Thomas Nickerson, was formerly president of the AtchIsOn. While there night be harmony between the two, the ownership of the California Southern is Independent of the Atehison. The re- po-t s not credited in railroad circles here thatthe Atcbison people propose to establish any line of steamers to China from Guaymas or San Diego.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

UErolI u- c.pg .i tue second 1r1b.- .. t.e garl C-arel aE D. L $ .r-e s U.. lt= slau il s.z= au. con Hi-- -ul r Interesting reading mcler Vs wis. ae gentlemen sDe cess. We gre al.. .- receipt ot taa Orion Era. ano-lar re raE-- lG.ls small,
 u5Hsbal "a. St. aaHas. 1. T. It's u-- c.auicl a.9.ar- c.is-1ts sa e.ot as t-e Clarion. aata esvs. readable little sheet. Wea-.r .t l.l-e alcmeu v1.h e.rrrg. e..u-. ua-. these ventures. Ecaarr1 .E c5liar5a., -o much iala pa sa.e e- Ee-a- tal-.
 L1srzEr.E ta ra Speaker H., f-sre. will h C1-.sles strongest oreo R,adaIisoa astll Lsat. bat Sam lrHor-sr his way a. The .-- B-.al.- UiI hs ir e-mua1lo1u re1. Congress They may no. o-tur= t-e other class Of Democrats. bat a .ha Democracy is i-,tde majority B-Eadiars come 70 ths .-o1- and s're t-e word o.com- -ld -1 sa41r. march. and tLey Irg-ll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

IE- Laa.a- te.r r.--lH says. -a ale .rlau o. i-r.1i circles laa been drawn r. s.e ...a-alas I-id ty Ame1- c.a ia-I and cattle ,amI I1n-es. hose Trr. -f...r hfya .r. eye an ar-E-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Iris said tl.t in one shoe i-t.2iE -rl1. lI clase. ..s- gre t-Ir.y alveresa wives Wla- -. irjera --r- social --e! s.u.L -l. up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

"Aul is eo# ...lt ends well, a1. ,eu c31IIa', make l....- OF ,as 1f--sr - Havel- They had ends to tae-r vs..s' but -d.rila oil-ap U- wa--r-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

so-- ue1p. -t.li 5laz that t-ie s.-i-.i- nax Originated ia tLe county sall where, some ame ago, a- ra. prisoners --H-.- 0.rapr5.v -dr.Ea alt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Pms is ah.ut tls lime ,-e- 9-. Tlre. ] Congressman h.-.as CD -c-a-ea .le lay seed from H.- hair saa ssndil t5 his con-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

N- were a t.-. many ot tae streams Of -..e.aH. were -c9 deep .' ford, be, va lad .a- -del aati-Vsrr re- .....r. ..a. they we're t.s deep Co Le.l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

! ruln La, assl born near al't- l'a U.saa. which a .~a-'e Ia and Twelve lH-e-s. l- must have --s..I .-H-...s pyramids Q Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

Five 1r-s c .ui.u rrrs.i-r.'sI.. 'le
 la .pu .ll c. cs 0-t. ui- 1itlr value is between -l6JJ and r-i.o eaeL- The mine and mill we-e both sA--- o- Y, 2, D du-inra lar-epo- ion 0s tEe past iloiitL'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

smle--. auls u Arizona would net -.- garsauals eI8. .fan0. IT.. Gen eal Sherman thought 1s was 8 great pity that the Umt.3 Sa.'e- evs-aclr the territory embraced iu EeT Mexico and Arizona.
 I'm London Ee.r.--is- -la a.- .rraa f-aai circles has been drawn t. t-e ...llslGs paid ty Ame0- c.a ia-I and c....e .amI an-es. hose Ir1l -flaa hays ar eye aa a..z-sa.
 Ur v.-, t... many ot the .-e-es Of -.iefan were -ao deep 60 ford, be. va Bad baden until vsr- re- e.as..y. Cha. 51sy were ..s deep to Ee.l. Aru1n La, b..n born near aia.E Falls. Dakota. which @ twelve Ia.s and twelve fn-e-s. Is mus. have
 .gsI 5-alta -am-ds %. 5aao-a. Fms abaut t4s d1e s-e-s .viaei.l . ga eres--ar begins CD scratch lde lay seed from l5z hair end sendi. t5 his con-
 ailments as anew variety. clover . ~aLa is vel. ...lt ends r.e.., a1. >yu ! e5rlla'. make I....-o- tas Ei--e- t-- Fsvssa They had ends to tae-r wells, ! but -d.giIa a.l-a3 C- vataf ---
 sa-a 1s1p.. -t.l, 5lia1taa- -tle small pax Originated ia tLa county .sll where some ime ago, a- sral prisoners --l-.- ! .aualrs.y -br.Ee a-..
 Irissa.l td.t in one shoe fae.aE- -..ra. acla dts. ore t-i-.y alvareaI v.--. Nla- irssra-r- soeia. --ey ] aaulls s- up.
 Taz Guds-,l l.ads at Arzans en. brace aa a-e1 of 5,sdaoo1 acres, Rnicl should be surveyed during the aez' l-ea years.
 SENATOR A1Ii-oS, O. Iowa, is said 2. be trimming I5- tl.a Republican bonn rae- 1884 a.e Wialou's deieat
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 B.--talE Is suffering aeute.. Iron swollen limbs. Ifhe v7lli cad Amer can pork. tle swelling vou-i go down
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 Enrq--Vr roabo-aS are reported ll street cars, out so far vo believe uont . have occurred in uerdic coaches.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

SAVED 4 1a- @
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

us new ccr.1i-, oc- work and
 Tho first night t. a sIaall to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18

,tlc3- o- i>Fs E-- .t . f--ealIa Western arua- large .7sc,s oi a-.l
National Republican., 1883-09-17
OTHER SERVICES.

Religious services were held in the library
room of the navy yard yesterday morning at
1890 o'clock by Chaplain Kramer, which
were well attended by seamen and others.
At the North Capitol NJ. L. church the pas
tor, Rev. J. Z. Hagrey, occupied the pulpit at
both services. The morning subject was
The Gospel of the Poor" and the evening
subject "What is PovertyY An experience
meeting was also held at this church yester-
day evening.
At Waugh NJ. T.. church the presiding ell
der, Rev. John S. Dealc, preached yesterday
morning, and Rev. w. NJ. Hammack in the
evening, The third quarterly meeting was
also held
A we'll attended gospel temperance meeting
WAS held yesterday afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock
Mt SGamens' retreat, corner of Eighth and /.
streets southeast. Tho meeting was opened
by Chaplain Kramer and presided over by
Mr.. Ii. o. Emmons. The speakers were Rev
DIR. Hoyt, Messrs, r.. q. Emmons, John w.
| Thompson and others. Miss Libby Motfatt
| presided at the organ.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
A BurgInrlous RomeD.

Officer Shelton, of tho eighth precinct, ar
rested Charles johnson and William Richard
son, both colored, yesterday evening on the
charge of b urglary, in entering the residence
of Charles Smith, also colored, on Fifteenth
street, between b and streets northeast,
aud stealing n pair of pants, n pocketbOok,
and an ACCORDION. The robbery occurred at
L. o'clock m, and few hours later Officer
Shelton had the men behind the bars. One of
the men said upon reaching the station house,
g didn'tg i'll dar to steal, but jess went in
ter call 'pon Missus Smith. She's kinder
mashed on me an tole me for ter call when
her husband was out, an dats what was
DOM" Whom Officer shelton arrested this
party he appeared to be very drunk, and was
posing against u lamp post making most
discordant series of noises with the accor-
dcon. The stolen pants were found on him
underneath his overals From all appear
ances it looks as though tho love and music
stricken Romeo and his partner will pay
dearly for their little "lovo" experience.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
WEST wAsuINaToN.

Mr.. James II. Welch has been appointed
/ flour inspector in Washington and will enter
upon the duties of his office on tho first
proximo, when the resignation of the present
incumbent will take effect. Mr.. Welch has
been practical manufacturer of flour for
many years, and will no doubt efficiently dis
churge the duties of inspector.
The Eaglcston Dashaway club will celebrate
their second anniversary by public temper
auco meeting at Forrest hall this evening.
An excellent programme of selected music
will bo rendered by local artists Good speak
ers will be in attendance, among whom are
Hon. Hiram Price, Charlie Nyo, Dr. Riley,
Mr.. Buchanan, and others. Everybody is in
yitod
National Republican., 1883-09-17
A sunday Cockinc MIN.

A party Of young sports left hero early
yesterday morning with a coop full of game
cocks owned by Gus Reannes, of West Wash
ington, and pitted them against similar
number from Baltimore, at q point near Oxen
hill. Five battles were fought, three of which
were won by Washington birds and the
remainder by those from Baltimore.
The last fight, between silver
gray from the latter place aud a
game red from this city, was very des-
pernte. The gray had been penetrated in
tho breast by the steel spurs of the latter, and
with powerful and dying effort sprang upon
his adversary and stuck both spurs through
his head, then both birds rolled over, culver
ing in death. The gray, having lived few
seconds longer than its adversary, was de-
clared winner. About forty men witnessed
the fights, and some money changed hands on
the results
National Republican., 1883-09-17

that in which 10 divine and human meet in
Christ.
Mourner, here is balm for your wound.
Wanderer, here alone is found that which
makes life worth tho living.
The music of this church Is exceptionally
good, the choir being made up of Mossrs. Lille
bridge Stickney and Laws, sopranos; Misses
Adams and Cowling, altos; tonors, Messrs.
Judd and Adams; bnssos, Mcssrs. Joel
Swinglc, Myers, and Stickneyi organist, Mr..
y. NJ Lillebridgc. Thcy have boon
carefully drilled and Yesterday rem
tenor solo, "Be thou faithful unto death,
Mondelssohn, and when the storms of life
are raging" Knccker. The leading soprano,
Miss Lllcbridge, is one of the most promi-
nont of Nine. Kaspar's pupils, and possesses a
powerful, clear voice, which evidences care
ful training. 1t is expected that an elabo-
rate musical programme will be presented at
each service,