Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-17
SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
Almost Without Exception Men of Large
 Furiunss.

\ Washington writer, who ls a natlNs i of the south and an eXc0nfederate, say;
 of the financial standing of the southerr
 senators;
 Morgan, of Alabama, has an income oi about SS.O0O per annum from bis law
 practice. and resides iu an interior towni
 Selma, where tLe living n not very ex-
 peuslve.
 Pueh. also of Alabama, Is also a law
 yer. and makes about Sl,0oO m the prac-
 tice of his profession.
 Garland, of Arkansas, is worth about ! S75,O00, made by planting and the prac- e of law.
 Walker, Garland's colleague, is wo-.h l S21000
 ! Lamar, of Mississlp3i, la5 real estate worth auout S2J 0UO. and fl he were able 10 attend to II. would have tle best law ! practice in the state. sit IS. he nas all 1 he cares 10 attend to. winch brings hlm | about SS,O0O Q year. Senator George has made his moder- ate fortune by the law and planting, and in this way has accumulated S40,- | OOO.
 Harris of Tennessee, is worth S60,OO0. ! His fortune is mainly Tn real estate n Memphis, which yields him a handsome ! income.
 Senator Jackson is a rich man for his | sect'on. His fortune k estimated at ! SlO0,O00. Besides his income from real estate, he has a valuable law practice, worth about SlO,OO0 yearly.
 Jones, of Florida, hes a comfortable residence Es Pensacola, besides sother real estate, worth Sf0,00O. and legal business which IS good ior SG,tO an- nually.
 Brown, Of GeOrgia. is one Of the rich est men south of Mason and Dlxon's line. IL is lmpo-siOls Co say what he is worth. but those most htelv to know put his fortune at SG.0OlCJJ, which B increasing every year. Gibson, of Louisiana, IS the second in the matter of wealth of the Southern Senators. His property, estimated at low valuation, would u-resate Sl,JJO,- coo.
 Jonas, senior Senator fro Q Louisiana, has a comfortable fortune, consisting 0t real estate and securities 0t not less tnaa SS1,000. His law practice is one of the most profitable il New Orleans, and Is worth Slj.01J Co S2l,C0J annually, and Is growing in value.
 Maxey, of Iexas, is a rich man for bis sectiUn. He is the president of the bank in his town, Paris, aud has lands, railroad stocks and bonds easily worth SlO0,G0l, besides Q fine business as an attorney.
 Coke. of the same State, is worth per haps S3j.U0O. mostly n real estate.
 Cockrell, of Missouri, owns nice property in WlrIe1sbu-c. aud has fine plantation, with 90 good law practice of S1,ol annually. H- is worth S60OOO
 Vett the other Missouri senator, is well off. owning some good property :u Kansas City, and taking cl.e of a good local business at tine bur worth about SS,GO0 each year.
 Wade Hampton may be called well to l do, with prospective fortune and a present income of SSUO, besides his 1. pay as senator
 Butler, of $ nth Carolina, has an in- | come from his profession which is very ! handsome, considering the condition of | things ID South Carolina.
 NeltIer h4l-J4 nor ALlcrf tHe NNfIL ! Carolina senator's can be called wealthy, though they are well to do. They are . both lawyers, ID good practice.
 It is @ question or doubt whether any ! one, whether he himself. knows just | what MaaOut, of Virginia, IS worth. | That he has saved a handsome fortune | from tEe wr.ck of bis railroad enterprise | both bis friends and enemies believe. | He is rated anywhere from Sl00,N00 10 | SI,OOGC11, but all estimates are guess | work. NIT. Camden, 0i West Virginia, | IS very rich. He IS rated as twice e. mil ! ionaire, with fortune which k fast iu- ! creasInE.
 keuna, the junior senator of West | Virginia, has no fortune Co speak ol, ex- ] cept youth, health and courage.
 The Kentucky senators are both well ] off. Beck has fine estate near LeZing- | ton, and a comfortable residence n the | town itself. besides some interests in the | west. It IS stated that he Is worth gboGt | S250,010.
 Williams Is a large land owner in one 1 of the finest sections of Kentucky, ald | Is rated perhaps Sj3OO0 below his col | ieague n fortune.