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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Mir Peet, a rather diffident man, was unable to prevent himself from being iI tr1duced one evening to fascinating young lady, who misunderstanding bis rsm constantly addressed him as Mr. Peters, much to his distress. Finally. he oashfully remonstrated. "Oh, don't ctl me Peters, call me Peet." aAh, but ! don't know you well enough, MT. Peters. said she, b.ushing, as she play fully hid behind her fan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
IT.l|Ita |.

There are a large number of copper properties both ID the southern and the northern ro-tous Of th. Territory that are upoa the the eve of becoming bull I-a rrolucs-s and contributing their quota Co swell the bullion output of the Is-tore.
 -tsst9ch raising interest has grown s-- s7eD greater rapldisy than the -1u- interest 1t is estimated that i-- aaault af stock of all kinds in the Territory has quadrupled during the Eas' year Ca-,ie kings are now im- 41- aat men iu Arizona. Every desir- able ranE- for stock i- being eagerly .'-at and ou account Of its sure and e-'--oas returns # is the most popular '1s1es> iu Arizona to-day.
 The product of the cereals has largely -l'-slsei m a now it is recognized as -- important factor in The wealth of the Le1ory. Wherever 1t IS possible to secure i-e necessary water supply for I7-l'l'l tae crops are abundant, .'a.ia- those ot the famous grain ,et.1Hs %. the Eas-. and the excellent -'2- market makes the business very
 .-'ao.e. A farmer in Arizona with .-l'y %. Eater is most fortunate man. He ue-csutile interests oi the Terri ! have kept even pace with its 'ler-ty l1 other respects. Business 'sierty has been tae rule and failure te exception.
 me aiiel-ioo of capitalists has been --'led to our Territory to invest not '.l' n our unes. but in gigantic rail- --'- enterprises, which wlll do more .-1- anything else Co keep up our prog .7' and development. The projected --7' winch there is every reason to ex- .'. '-- ne built ID the immediate fu- ~'' F.- be oi iucaIculable benefit in s'-ia- up tbe country and. making
 -. enterprises profitable which are
 '-g-actcable.
 sl-- are so absorbed in business '-- -a.-ss they occasionally take a sur .. '-e field, they fan to note the
 sees tlat is going on around them.
 beginning of the New Year IS the -7 'o' giving httle consideration 10 2, --leral condition of tbe Territory. 'g>--eut oi Arz na, as he looks over -s.1aui compares it with the past --a, feels satisfied with the prog ' we have made, and feels a renewed
 ---e-ee ID the future of our Terri
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

--'-I 4. B1wES. of Star Route case
 5' forfeited his bail of Sl,O00 He .-, -- 70 answer to the charge of perjury ~ testimony ID the Dickson case.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

So far for the present winter snow has been visible on the distant peaks of t-e Santa Catalinas but once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Pretty Marian Eim0re, the actress, who set the boys wild last week. m At lanta, Georgia. is under engagement not to marry for five yearS. Billy Hayden, her manager, says: When l agreed to star her five years and pay her SlOO 8 week and 20 per cent Of tine profits I made her go into writing not to marry during the engagement
 "Why did you tie her up in this way:
 "Brcause actresses lose their hearts more madly and more absUrdly than any women in the world. And marry ing nearly always spoils them I've had more actresses ruined by husbands than all other ways put together. Miss FL more is clearing S10n0D year. and in five years she will be tVenty-four-she can then marry and quit the stage. But she can't think of love till her time is up. Many young actresses are bound up in the same sort Of contract, and held to it strictly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

The Masonic grand lodge. just closed at Albuquerque. resolved tO hold lt7 next annual session at Silver City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
Jackson and Jimmy O'NciII.

When Jackson was President Jimmy O'Neil, the Irish doOrkeeper of the White House. was marked character. He had his fOibles, which often offended the fastidiousness Of the Presidents nephew and secretary, Major DOnelsol, who caused his dismissal on an average of about once a week. But on appeal ing to the higher court the verdict was always reversed by the good old Gen eral. Once, however, Jimmy was guilty Of some fragrant offeuse, and, being sum mOned before the President himself was thus addressed;
 Jimmy, I have borne with you for years in spite of all complaints, but thi- goes beyond my powers Of endurance"
 And do you believe the story?' asked Jimmy.
 Certainly" said the General; q have just heard 1t from two senators. Faith" retorted Jimmy, If l be- leved all that twenty Senators say about you. it's lttle I'd think you was fit Co be President
 "Pshaw, Jimmy concluded the Gen eral. "clear ont and go back tO y0ur duty. but toe more careful hereafter Jimmy not only retained his place to the close of Jackson's Presidential term, but accompanied him back to the Her mitage, and was with him to the day of his death.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
FICE: lo 5I4 Congress Street. -r.1.s ,. A. wuIrHfCuF. RRaNN & WHITM0RE. r-h.-ler- and pronrietors.
.r-znNA AND TIE NEW YEAY

t-rsua commences the new year with .- -.-.- prospects for thecoming twelve ---5s than at any previous period ID ..-r,s.ary. IT the prosperity Of the past ..-.ri thc rapid increase which has ..sa- r.ara iu an She material interests -f+-. Territory is the measure ot our r..--a rra--ess the outlook for Arizona .r.~-aa.ls Aatte-ing, Progress has .- t.s- confined to one industry or one s.,f o. enterprise. but in all it has been - .au. ID the progress of the pre- ..r.s..' .l ssoeA raising eud agii- .-.rr-- the Territory is making rapid ..-iss. Our morning contemporary, ... S,s-. made very interesting and r.-.fl.ecll ctioE of statistics in rela- .a.a the principal interests of the rs--.ory from winch We make extracts.
 SILVER AND COLD OUTPUT OF 1882.
 --ear k.r-. silver bullion S375,U00U0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
r-.aIot Tombstone 5.
COPPER oUrrUr 1882.

-- Copper Queen Com r.. operating the Cop #a- Queen miue, iu Co., rL-- county. Warren dis .-- ................-.. S,o45.32O L- AHz1ua Copper Mining Company, operating the LH1-feiluw and Coronado --1e-. in Graham county. Clifton district .-......-- 4.325.uuO - oI Dominion Copper Mining Company. op-rat- -- the Old Globe and uu-lJn mines. GIla e1-rtv. Globe district l.940,WD L- Buffalo M and <. O., or-utiug in Glahe dis T Pima County Copper gIrir- Company. operat ur la Pma c.. Silver E-r5.-rlrt.... .-....... g6l.5o0 r.s Columbia Copper Min .-- Company. operating
 Ea Eu.laoz-r and other
 ar-S In Pima county.
 ~a,a Rita dis.lict -. 49Soo0 IT. Eg~-eI. Gold. Silver and topper Mining Company. oreuul- tle Peabody wi.e Il COchise county, Dragon Mountain dis t-e- ............. 2GG,6SG Ie-raIr, operating Iu UlIf- Ron district. esumated 2J0,O00 l.e Long Island Copper Company. operating ln ,r..a e1r-.g, Globe Gls- --.t ...... +53.GS1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Total value 70. e8u7er..... S3,945,2s4 70
 EEEtlIICLAIIDN. E..sl .l Tombstone - S5.202, ,S76.3j Total a- outside 5isr-.c-s... 2.054, ,l33.53 Value oi copper bulhou -.-- 2,945, ,2s+4O Estimated or'rlt not re-
 ported I.JO0,OJ0O0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

ENCOURAGE THE GIRLS. - AS
there is now great difficulty in Ob
tainiug efficient domestic help,
press your girls into the service. If
Il daughter evince taste and apt
ness for any branch of work, en-
courage her in it, and pay her for
what she does aud let her buy her
own clothes. 1t comes out of her
parents pockets any way, and this
will serve to make her feel indepen
dent and take an interest in her
work. II parents would take this
course, they would not need to en-
ploy so much domestic help; and
should misfortune o, ertake them,
their daughters would not be left
helpless.
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s SCUDDAY 0OODE.

Much space il given in to DAVIS
SENTINEL for the publication of
memorial resolutions aud mllr..sse>
OF the bars OF Assumption ami
Latcurche in reference 10 ,l,p death
OF tue late j. S. Gnuie who has
been appointment lawyer Of Tbibo-
daux for 20 years.
III Is meet AMI li,hl that respect
Should be shown l.y the living to
the memory oi ;ir dead, an.t wi,...
that respect is shown by til, 5.
whose Intimate a>Sucla,ivnS with
the ,lereaSe,i. qualify them 10 iud..
'mp"t''a'l>, aud speak knowing
OF the virtues an.i homo, which rem.
deresl IL man worthy IT .~errr.,cr.i i,
is the more forribe and graceful.
MIR. Goo'le passed away in the
prime Of life; he had reached an
age when the wisdom Of experience
made ltlm Il wise cOunSrrur. Il uSt.
tai citizen, a:"l Il reliable advocate.
Death. at al! times, is sad, bit
u Is peculiarly SO. when il strikes
down The stroll. man, in the vigor
OF strength and pride If manhood.
The decreased tests peacefully in
the >~lla.irs Of the >ilrut cemetery.
The good that h. has .lOne, remains
II legacy to his family AMI friends.
Thy brother is not dead but
>lrepeth. He shah rise again"
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NOTICE.

l hereby ccrt.fy that | have this day sold
and transferred the Patent Rights to tn e Use
~ Edmond L. Ieblanr's Improved Watcr
Elevator" to NJ -sss> Tleophiic and Eiie Du-
COS OF the Parish Of L.tnnrthe. Said ID ueus
4 Bra. t" have a,I enjoy exclusive use and
sale OF sa Il Elevators III the District ftun
Orestile Dclaunes upper line ON right hank Of
Bayou Latunrche /" the Gulf Of Mexic" and
lower of line Aielard Bondrean left bani. Of
Bayou Latourcile to the Cult Of Mexico. All
clai,us due me in said District for account Of
said Water Elevators. are hrrety transferred
and payable to said T%Lcophile aud Ellie Du-
y. G. LEBLANC.
Lockpcrt Sept. 2sth. 1883.
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TO WOMAN.

We. have Eel many beautiful
tributes to woman, but the follow
ing is the finest we ever heard :
Place her among the flowers, foster
her rs tender plant, and she is a
thing of fancy, waywardneSs AID
tolly-annoyed by a dew drop,
tretted by the touch of butterfy:s
wings, ready to faint a: the sound
of Is beetle or the rafting Of a win
dow pane at night aud she is over
powered by the perfume of u rose
bud. But let real calamity come,
rouse her affections, enkiudle the
fires Of her heart! Place her in
the heart of the battle-give her a
child, a bird, or anything to pro
tect-and see her in 4 relative in
stance, lifting her white arms as a
shield, us her own blood crimsons,
her upturned forehead, praying for
her life to protect the helpless.
Transplant her in the dark places
Of the earth, call forth the energies
to action, and her breath becomes
a healing balm, her presence a bles
sing. She disputes inch by inch
tue stalking pestileuce. when man,
the strong and brave, pale and at
frighted, shrinks away. Misfortune
hannts her not. She wears u life
of silent endurance, and goes forth
with less timidity than to her bri
dial. In prosperity she is u bud full
of odors, waiting but for the wind
Of adversely to scatter them abroad
pure gold, valuable, but untried
in the furnace. In short, woman is
a miracle, a mystery, the center
from which radiates the charm of
existence.
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From all Information that we
have obtained from planters the
sugar il yielding remarkably well,
giving results far beyond any anti
cipations entertained by the most
saDguino. Of course, small canes
cannot yield large quantities per
atfe. However, the amounts Oh
tanned per acre are as good as are
generally had at the beginning Of
scIliDg with much better looking
cane.
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German way IF frying beefsteak !:
Pound ont the steak Il little, salt it
aud fry quickly with hot lard on
both sides. Pour off the lard aud
place the steak OF the dish. Put
into the pan some fresh butter and
fry with it some finely cut onions,
and pour this over the steak.
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lbt abibooaux Sentinel.
sIrURDAY, NOV. 5. 1888.
NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Office,

Tax Collectors Office,
~ Parish uf Lat. nrrhr.
rh;todaux, La. September LIST. 1888
.,or''E ia hereby given T." the tax payers
p.r;sh of LaIonrche, that the taxes as
q tpI - the wear 1883. are set forth ~ the
e = ra,is on file in my oiic n in the mort
~ ma,ce Of this Parish that they are now
IA mi will heco,n. delinquent on tue 3lst.
s s.r of D+ermber, aua shall bear 'n,er"S. "a. at
=. .ss otr OF 3 per cent per month ir.in Sa,a
LITE, until sold in accordance win article -'o
.fsse Constitution.
q ssr ,,,ysrs are invited to cali a, once and
Ia nrdcr 70 avoid interest MI cos,s.
esue' L. 4. LUR1O.
Deputy Tax Collector.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

Mrs. s. T. Grisamore and Il.
Mcbride, who have been rusticat
Ing for q couple Of months in Indi
ana returned home on November l.,
1858. They were accompanied by
Miss, LeD0ra Lewman Of Greencao
tr Indiana who will probably be
their guest, during the winter.
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Work is progressing f%avorab'y
on the crevasse, IT the head of the
canal. A good substantial wharf
has been put up, the water gate
has been placed in repair and in
working order, and "a brick wall is
being made on either side Of the
Aume. Tue levee will he put in
suck thorough condition at this
point, as to make it impossible for
acievasBe ever to occur there again.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

-Oar worthy Mayor has bee"
commissioned as Assistant Adju
a..f General on the staff of Gen.
Is Billin, with the rank OF Lie"
tenant Co.onrl. We salute thee,
Col. Aic0in!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

All Saints day was properly
.sxrvrd here. The graves CT the
1.ad we're Handsomely aud taste
tty.d.corated, aud the usual ser
.;..s in the churches were had.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

Hon John 4. Dardcmne q dis
tingnislird citiz-" of P%laqnemine,
aud Tor many Years President Of
the Police jury OF the Parish of
lbervIile died October % 1883.
aged G3 years.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth. judicial Dissrit Court, Parish
of Lafuurche.
Simon Abraham RS. No. 1881 Pd.i
ButiR.

Take notice that acting by virtue Of = writ
oi Fieri iacias emanatin. from the above CHI
titled Court in the above entitled and num-
hcred ease | nave seized an.t will offer for
sale pursuant To law to the last and highest
bidder 1T the Court House in the Town of
ThihodauN on Saturday the Eth. day Of No
vember 1882. between thu hours of II o'clnck
\. NJ. and &o'clnck p. NJ. the following de
scribea property to-wit
The undivided one half interest aud share
of defendant Paul Babin in and to ny Eleven
stacks of rice.
Terms and Conditions Of sale Cash on the
Spot ia Unitel States Treasury Notes.
November Bird. 1883.
THEOpHILE THlB0DEAUX.
Sheriff.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-03

-Drummers are getting scarce
~trrpabou's. Up to the present
~ritinr> we have seen bnt one in
town this week.
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- Persons bnilding dwellings
should call aud examine the Exam
rled Mantei CRATES. for sale 10y S.
7. Grisamrre which are both {
nomical and handsome.
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-~al and see the fine assert
40 nre.grates and stoves at
uf'samore's Stove aud House
FINISHING Depot.
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L0C4LNEWS.

.Cold weather cane in With No
seMbeT.
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Notice.

We hereby warn the public in general tina:
no Que c.n make use Of this system vi cleya-
tors without our consent and permission.
DCCOs g. BRO.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL
aud keep posted.
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Last Sunday afternoon, a mum
ger Of Catholic gentlemen met at
" soseph's Hall and organized IA
mutual benevolent association, I'M
80 the name and style of Gle Ger
= Catholique." A library aud
laa'ng room will be provided for
- use Of its members.
Inc officers of the association
~: Judge +. w. Blake, Presi
Judge A. F. Knoblocl, Vice
sse1dsnt; L. p. Caillouet, Secreta
% e(pl. J. L. Aucoin, Treasn
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The account in another column.
OF the memorial exercises held at
the Court House in honor Of the
hte Mr.. Joseph S. Goode, was fur
1ished Us by Mr.. j. +. Allan, the
courteous deputy clerk of court.
he took down the speeches iu short
Aahd, as they were delivered ex
spontaneously, and without assis
taace from notes. We congratulate
Cur young friend on his success as
: ~stenographer and doubt not but
mat be will be able to command a
aeeral compensation should he
adopt stenography as a profession.
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-27

ers and keeping hotel, and is able to stay
in bed like gentleman most of the winter
and sit on bench in his shirtsleeves all
summer.
Very soon the Boarder, unable to put up
with the growing haughtiness of the Gotta
ger, and with exclusion from his entertain
ments, withdraws silently and unobtrusive-
ly from the scenes he once enjoyed so much,
to seek out another unsophisticated farmer,
and begin once more, probably when well on
in life, with hope and strength abated, the
heavy work of opening up another watering
place and developing its resources. The ST
lent suffering there is in this process, which
may be witnessed to-day in hundreds of the
most beautiful spots in America. probably
none know but those who have gone through
it. In fac, the dislodgment along our
coast and in our mountains of the Boarder
by the Cottager is to-day the great summer
tragedy of American life. Winter has trag-
edies of its own, which may be worse; but
summer has nothing like it, nothing which
imposes such strain on character and so
severely tests early training. The worst OF
1.-THE pity of it, we might SAYS that this
is not the expulsion of the inferior by the
superior race, which is going on in so many
perts of the world, and which Darwin is
teaching us to look upon with equanimity.
The Boarder is often, if not generally, the
Cottagers superior in culture, in require
ments aud in variety of social experience.
He does not board because he likes the food,
but simply because it enables him to live in
the midst of beautiful scenery. He eats the
farmers poor fare contentedly, because he
finds it is sufficient to maintain his sense OF
natural beauty and the cearness of all his
moral perceptions unimpaired, and to brace
his nerves for the great battle with evil
which he has been carrying on in the city,
and to which he means to return after a
fortnight or month or six weeks, as the
case may be, We fear, in fact, that very
few indeed of our summer cottages contain
half so much noble endeavor and power OF
sef-sacri6ce as the boarding houses they
are displacing.-T Nation.
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-27

APALACHICoLA-Ar 18Th sch Lizzie Morse.
PENsAcoLA-Cld 2sd. barque Freeda Wiley.
RICHMoND-Ar 2sd sch David W Hunt Baker
GEORGETOWN. Do-old 2sd. sch M L Wood,
Spauldng Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Oath. schs D Williams.
English. Kennebec; Florence Novel;, Nickerson,
KenDebec.
Ar 18th. sehs Helen A Chase Adams. Bath; j
Willard. Wallace. Portland; susie Oliver, Snare
Jacksonville; Canton, Whittier NenueH, G; Lizzie
Cid 18th, bsrqaes Nicola, Brown, oporto; Mig
non, Paterson. Barbados; schs Wyer q Sargent
Wilson, Vera Cruz; st Croix. Fitzgerald Boston.
NEWCASTLE, DEL-Passed up Gath brig Lizzie
Wilmington, No.
Passed down, brig Ellen Maria, for Bangor; sch
Norman fo- Boston.
NEW Y0RK-Ar 25th, schs May Muuroe, Hall,
Manzanila; Lizzie Brewster, Smith, Jonesport; Re-
doado, Franklin Me; Maggie Bell, Hail and Ira e
Wrignt. kockiand Yankee Maid and Albert Jane
son. kockland; John Gerard Camden; Emily, from
Bluehill Susie j Sawyer. Boston; Oasco Dodge
Dyer, Portland; Anna lizabeth, Bangor; Lugano.
Calais; Eagle, Steuben Addie Vessels, and Martha
Weeks, Rockland j NJ Ellis. Cumden; Tin Field,
Sullivan; Caroline Knight Fall River; Thos Hix,
and Lindsay from Rockland.
Also ar 10th, schs Alta Vela Alley, and Webster
Bernard, Marshall, Bangor. Louisa Smith, Web
ber Castine ohas Upton Keefe, and Westerloo,
Jordan, Ellsworth; JAS Barrett Percy. Hallowell;
Rose Il Adra, Hatch. Kennebec Emma, York,
Portland; Veto, Thorndke, Rockport; Alma. John.
Passed the Gate 25th, schs Spartel from Rondout
t n Boston MARY SANDS I'm Amboy LOT Bootheay;
nyena 40 ior Boston; oonnecticut, Ehzapethport
ior Boston. .,,,,,
ga 1o,n, son Milo rim, Barbour, boStoH:
brnoh ..aarsa nmAr S4'n' sens SAM hart hol-
III sSth sch rhavar E,n,hau Sh,.. ,yan vort
SoMERs % Sad scn Es; Snv W. No CSa,,vn4
New York. -'1' 'oA i"'' "inu' oi'"ioa''
NEW PEDropn aro.,, -, u... r,,..
caIa;s. EdaS $500, S11i, son io.l
Si, ot,h & r SUE NJ isn'
delphia' 'sA oa' . '"'Ae''' "oououas' M"
AZ 2Eth scb Marcai,us auav pancor. rr.n,
r11 -oss' son Maicouus, Aiiey, bangor, Frank,
AM NyTrW w w r.x,p~, 800,
an phi,dah, s IN p. 14In, p.ig zee burn
man. rhhhneipnia Ior PORTLAND; schs Mail, Sher-
The Portland daily press., 1883-07-27
ISLAND STEAMERS.
ISLAND STEAMERS.
JULY ID, 1899.
NEW TIME TABLE
UNION STEAMBOAT co.
STEAMER EMITA, /"

CAPT. JOHN 7. STERLING.
Franklin Wharf Jones Landing Trefetbeu's I'ds
to Peaks Island to Portland TO Portland