Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-24
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 The fGcto-y girl of London seldom $ has meat 6t her meals. '' The cattle now owned in Colorado ar, < valued at S40,00G0O0. { There are forty-eighs Iimburgel
 consin.
 T. is estimated that 25,OO0 people have settled in Florida within the past year. Electric currents are now employed ] to hasten JEe process Ot leather tanning . Since January lst S25,OO0OOO in gold
 have been exported from the United
 States.
 Florida expects to produce 60.0O0OOO
 oranges this season. and receive S2500OO for them.
 During 1883 over GJ0 COWS were tested
 for butter tIat produced over fourteen pounds per week.
 AOVIce5 received from Newfoundland
 state that tine catch of seals by steamers
 Was l9JOJu, against 3jJ,OOO which had
 been taken at thls time last year, show ing a decrease of I6e,UJ0. l Warren B. Johnson. aged sixty-five years, who left California on foot June 1,
 ISc2, with horse. COW and dog, arrived
 at bis home in Webster. Massachusetts,
 Friday night, all the animals accompa- nylng hIm.
 X Presidential boom has been started for Speaker Carlisle
 John Drarte, of Aibuquerque, \. NJ,
 has aeen arrested charged with hanging
 hIs own son.
 The issue oi standard silver dollars
 for the week ending May 10th, was S5l5,-
 95S, and for the corresponding period
 last year Sl65 500 ! Henry Georges lecture. which was to | have b1eu delivered Sunday night in | HCber Eevto1'a church in New York, ! did not take r.aCg. The warden of the | church objected. ! 4 Fch.,ol has been presented to Con- | cress from tig Fresno Fiucultural and ' Horticultural Ds 1rigtiru, asking Con- ! gress Co ra-lln tho present duties on wlDes, ra.slus and gr pcs. In the Methodist c. inference at Phlla- { delphll ic-L-g "a resolution was | or priv.leg. C. guy olice iu the Metho- | dist Episcopal church. During the recent battles between Gen. Graham and OsuGu Digna poor l follower of tle prophet ran from the l field because somebody told him that the bacFiIe was the music of the future. English beef, which is largely made | favored tEau the American.
 For the benefit Of farmers the Cana dian WeatLer Bureau will aiiiX weather signals to the railway trains. One-teuth og the sugar we consume is homegrown aud oUe-lourth of the mClasses we consume Is homegrown. X kansas farmer says that if the largest eggs are selected for hatchIng there will be Prcpunderance of male birds.
 Michigan raises nearly one half of the worlds crop ol pcppermlut. The annual yield of oil varies from 2O,OUO to 10000 pouuds.
 The profits of t5e Standard oil mono poly this year Hgra ~I2U0OOOO, or s. OJ1U1U less than last year. The nominal capital is @ltUJlUu1.
 An e-czqad convict does not know when he is vel, off. II he did he would stay off.
 Railroad building i5 not as active as usual inst TOW. Only one railroad a day is being built in Dakota this week Lent being over hucging to music will again le prevui.u' Tn polite circles. [ The old fls biouCd kind is good enough fer us.
 l A Connecticut minister has denounc- ed kissing games Ht church sOciables. Evidently the Iarson never had any luck ! himself
 1 Eve wasn't troubled with embOnpOint.
 She was. on tLe contrary, very thln. | That is, she bad nothing on her worth
 mentioning.
 4 Paris Chiuamu recently found . | kiduey-pad ou the sidewalk, and has
 made enough soup ont of it Co start | boarding house. | Ir despair of any other way of solv- ing the Ertptiau problem, MT. Glad stone uielt do worse than to send to
 the Dark Land Q detachment of the Sal | vatiCu army.
 ! Many female schools contemplate | teaching horticulture in connection with | the "spcliia' and knistIu'. It IS good idea tO teaci the girls to hoe their own
 TOW.
 Women are not naturally funny. They range above or below it They may be keen or witty. bat are not apt to be | |Gu1ar1ua. Nevertheless they are good . crealrC-- many oi t-em. ! The rest oftso melagerie may take the.- food cooked, but tue lion always . has L.- r5ar.-Iunker Gazette. A hon | iu t.e v.... stlt. often doesn't eat until
 uc gets Co tle desert.
 A L1uisvi.,e paper says: "A colored man f,lio off tie wharf yesterday morn ! Ine and diel, being unknown Had he been welt acquainted, then we suppose he would have +Tuu out. 1 .eIhsf- v1ur aim :u Iie2' asked an i-ra,art Chicago nan who was intro drced r1 aur beloved John L. Sullivan. | ..\VlL i.'- riu.sa.lr jus. above the belt,
 af yer glase,' Was Che reply. ! There gre only ten thlate-=, including rausc Halls, ir Ireland. The trouble $, YOU see, that there arc TO actors m the | Emerald Isle. The Lushmen are ali away iu American uisger minstrel com panles.
 The Uss Moine5 fire department bsneefgrth will not be able to drive its teams over bridges faster than walk, ! even in response to alarms. They are bound to preserve their bridges: even if
 the city burns down.
 ! A halr-colunu article in an exchange tells How t1 Boil Water.' IhIs IS a
 great waste of space. The way to boil
 water is Co put it in a kettle and set 1t on hot stove A 4uickcr method has never been discovered.
 oAanie Laur.s" is 20J years old :, Exchange. We remember to have seen her name oa @ theatrical programme recently, but @e have forgotten the nanc of the play in which she appeared Iron her age we infer that 1t was q
 ballet
 t John Bright says: "I am an old mar t and dread the sea and can never hope tt | ! sec America" and thousands of Amefi e leans will regret these facts. Johl n Bright would be welcomed wher n | Matthew Arnold would Do regarded as
 curiosity with an eye glass.