Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

headache this morning.
 SOME of the Democrats are pretty
 good fellows, in their way.
 THE CITIZEN necessarily devotes much
 of its space to the election returns.
 THE campaign being now over, the
 world will go right on with its knitting.
 WE are. strongly of the impression
 that Grover Cleveland will never get
 there.
 TIE election dispatches are chiefly
 noted for their contradictory informa-
 ton.
 Cor. c. 0. BEAN will so into office
 with majority that does homer to Ari-
 zona.
 RETURNS in Cochise county indicate
 the election of the Republican nomi
 nees-
 THE Star is now putting its growing
 roosters over patent medicine advertise
 ments.
 4 SLIGHT reduction in the whisky tax
 would have saved many Democratic dol
 lars last evening.
 So SOON us the result is announced,
 gentleman, you will prepare your ballots
 for the clty election.
 CERTAIN recent candidates on the - Democratic ticket think they got it without going to Sonora.
 LET no man sulk because he was de-
 feated. Remember that if it wasn't you it would be the other man.
 IT was wise thing for the Star to crow this morning. No other op- portunity will be afforded it.
 THE Star seems to hurrsh louder over the sweeping national Republican vic- tory than the CITIZEN does.
 IT was puzzling to the Democrats that the Star should crow over dispatches so very unfsvorable to the Democratic caase.
 TEE Republicans will not concede the election of 8 single Democrat ID Pima county until the last vote is counted.
 LET's all be American citizens once more. There is no nation on earth that we would swap birth rights with; no, not one.
 THE tedious and slow counting of such | vast number of votes, suggests that | the city of Tucson be provided with more polling places.
 TnE general vote of Arivsca, shows | that precinct to be strongly Republican. Col c. c. Bean received twenty out of twenty-seven votes.
 THE Star dropped two Of its growing chandeliers thIs morning, and as the returns come in the number will de- crease at even a more rapid ratio.
 IT is worthy of record that the recent election witnessed DO such disgraceful and corrupt scenes such as have some times marked elections in this county.
 OUR advices from Graham county in dicate that it will give Bean a good round majority. If this proves true, it will certainly secure the election of Col Bean.
 THE Star acknowledges that Pima county is largely Republican, in its statement that the Democratic candi- date for sheriff was elected by the Re publicans. IT is highly probable that Pima coun- ty will experience an unusual activity { in mining matters thIs winter. The | prospects upon all sides look favorable for the production of bullion from newly ( opened mines, all of winch are tributary to Tucson. The good time is certainly S near at hand. THE most preposterous act of the Star during the campaign just closed was the publication of those so-called dispatches in the Star Tuesday an- nouncing the fusion of the Butler and Cleveland factions, and the speech by Roscoe Conkling opposing he UnIon. THE political revolution in Arizona is a peculiarly gratifying. and it marks the q 'eginning of prosperous era for her. si New hopes are inspired that our neglec- c, ed Territory will move steadily forward al md swing into line as g Republican N 'tste, full of happiness and prosperity. tl The result shows that the newly ac- el uired elements of our population are al nen of ideas, progress and enterprise. U AN item appears in another column u lvlng encouraging news relative to the P' obstruction of the Narrow Gauge rall- P, oad, with the information that the work pi its construction will begin in 8 very e hort time, the grading contracts having N iready been given. It is hoped that 'o hese snticipations will be realized and s' hat the road will be speedily con- 10 tructed, as it is one of vital importance to the country to the north, and it will 'e source of wealth to this city. VI HE returns from the outside pre- nets come in very slowly, and the final esult in the case of several of the nom- pc lees hinges directly upon thIs outside o, ote. The count in the city was com ., St leted at>hah-past eight o'clock this tb lhursday) morning, and it gave a gen. 'ai majority for the Republican ticket, fs nth the exceptions of Probate Judge pu nd Surveyor. Sheriff Paul has II6 Ri, alority in the city. and it is claimed by fol haw's friends that this will be more tn ian- offset by the outside returns, q. St nd at this hour 1t looks as though nav ~iil have small majority kn something less than twenty. It has on cen close fight between the candi- -, 4..-