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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
ONnhInnrnhen tn eIlIfnpiR.

gGOomtngtun, S1S, 2G. Ot5r.-
Srieorid g6ulB tranf fih gsaeru absnO
etnsu RauI& an uno idleuoerts in btsiem
3uffaube sineu Stein III eiueu 3ur j3stt
borbsipaIiireuoen repn5lifantilen qua. Der
Stsin traf eiueu 8trttteueu uuo ftredte t6n
bsnnBtIos uieber. Blsbrere aameraoeu ees
StristtsH perfut9teu uao fiugeu ShuIe,
priiaelieu TIN balb III 8ote uuo taipftsu
ihn nit sinem Strid an siusm 2aternsn'
bfabl auf. Niebrers BOIistaen I4uItteu ion
gerabe rcd sur rsdtsn 3sit berab, nm t6u
Dor BEN Eebs Su bepabreu. Spdtsr wur0s
ber Bug nit stIem gan8en QageI Oen 3tez
aeIteineu b0mbar6irt, Hnb Bofmsifer BID,
iopie siu Srubsr bss @ouOerusurs 9lni!la
tou sr(tttsu idpere BlClssu1aeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
ReIb1mprbs.

GreeufieIb, glaf., %. DIT. - RaIs
lop Daoenport aus Goleraiu banO itb gsz
fern etntu NIT 5teineu gsfiiaten Cad am
geibe faf, idoB fa burd beu Rateu ulO
iprngg Oosr fisl IN ban @eeriielo=R!Oar.
GejDe 2eime mu,ee bauts lufgsfunOea uuo
suGIgi5 etn 8ricf, in DeIfsm er augieot,
bGB rr GabRuorb begebsu maIos, um bem
Srtsubaue IN sutgsbeD, bst tbm gefuaoeu.
gr nar Der SObu pou HsUt DaUlnpOCt, Ell
rem mChlbabsntsu Tarmer. Der SslbT'
u0rbsr mar friibar oils 2sLrer 10 ser D8lr'
uartatou= =4caheup" augafslt u1b itauo i'm
g!ier poa % SabUen.
&btIabeIp6 26. Sftob'r. .-Jftdloz
fas Bright, 40 Sabre alt unb tu ytr.
25C8, BQletborpfraBP, pobabait uEo als
SlaalasGt In 8teufeu siusr 5traBs1babu,
bsgi5g Qefrrn Norgsn tu Depot az &su=
ffpgtcn 4peSue uno &uuberIauoftr. SelbF=
mob tnttm sr fid erhaBgts. ST mar i4Ou
isit laugsrsr 3sit getfsatrani gsnsieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Teffn0bme zines TGlS6etS.

4IGeutowu, pa, %. Ott.-Samuel
Gtsiu muroe aeferu nsgen Bsi4wtnoeluug
q. 8. &niitu'e, etussQ QOtsI5efssrs tn 0ftbOs
lstOru, R..9., burh etueu gefilidten Sbsd,
5erboftet. Qm DlOutas erbtelt Sr. 8niisu
elm 3ele9ramm, Ia neldsm er eriu4tUurOs,
Steiu 3u bsunhridttgsu, oaB etu beglau5tgz
tar @bed fir ttu auf Der POft Ite8e. Stetu
e1bislt elm GbuItd1es Eslegramm uu6 brn4te
ned nentgsn Tituuteu etHsn Gbed, ben or.
&uIIsu ans3abIte uuo BON meI4em flo ipd'
ter beraushelte, onB er gsfdIi4t mar. @tusr
pen Btnfsrtpn's Dstefttpes ipiirte oem Be
trnesr bis bierber uad. 8eristbe iou sine
getbs dhuliher SdUinbelsisu osriibt babau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
StmphhCatlph IN Stppripu.

Bis auf ben Isbten BIae mar Die Wilitdr.
Salle, gie SGolRs= Ln6 &sonar6fira6e Al
@tutamabHrg, gefferu a6sno bon beltldeu
Biirgeru GrootIpn's gefIllt, tpeIbe bon nClen
Rtdtungen berbst gefr6ult rpareu, nm tbreu
beriibmtsu 2anbsmaun Rarl S@uri rsoeu Ill
b0rsu, 0iebr, oils orsttnuieno gt.uidsu
battsu fif In ben Saal geindHgt, ulb taun
mar 70 otel BlnB oorbaabsu, nm ben Rsouer
bee abanbs hinSur6 gu laIiea. Ils Osrielbe
tur3 uadl ubr eridieu, erhOb iih Elm fir
mlihes SubsIgeidret, cine S0att0n, pelde
Sru. SdurS ;sigen muBte, NIT mel1eu 81
fiiblsn inn istne beuti6eu Wttbiirgsr entge'
gen fommsn. 60 baIb 9r. Shur; auf Der
Rs6uertribiius, nelhe elm pra9tUoler Bly,
mentorb 3tsrte, YlaB geHommeu, er0ffaete
9r. Guauft Sod BITE Ssriammluug, itsIlte
Sberfteu Ss;Hridl 6. R0br, 6en BraliOautsn
Ser bsutideu nuabbaustg repubItfuntidsn
Srgautiation, aIs 8Orftesuoeu uor uub Der
los buuu foIgenbe 2tfie uCn Stce Braitbeuz
ten:
SisiSmunD snufmanu, Gar! u. Terj, 6reOrit
Bod, &arI g8ai, sos. gGrgGuot Sr 5. 3appoIo,
&io'. 0eRrib, s. 9gluOrrf, @utap 56na0, Dr.
CjrttBsr, gouiS Srit Or. s. Rtebel. Gn5pnr SbieB,
6GrL 5. 6aid, SoiepB &tebmana, g8iIbsIm 8ampfs
miller SUbann Batl5 s. m. Dtiqer, s. $. S1uz
2GmsEfetu, Or. SGrI 3. Sitter, SOB. 5. 8eder.
or. S0hr fpur0e nit grOBem Seiial e1ls
pfangeu unb btslt stue tur3e Nuiprahe, in
msIdsr er 6ie 3teIe Der Sc9autiattou, inter
tersu Iuipi3teu Die YeriammIuug Auttfaub,
borlegte. 3um Sd,Iuiie flelite er oru. flrl
S@ur5 nls &ebner oss abeube Dor, inosm
TT iagte y8as 9eutitthum uHiercr Staot
ftebt in Otsiem Sample fef 3niamman mo tit
bsute Absuo bier srihieuen, nm Dies aufs
Rsue 3u bsfrdfttaeu uu6 3susulB ab;ulegeu,
6aB es feiuen 9eutidz z4mertfaueF pegeu
ietuer Sugeuosn, g9etsbsit, @Brenbafttgfeit
uub isiusr 8tsnfe in Seunt, ME TN Rabtust
h0bsr iddBt uno adiet, ais ben Ssfreier 9otts
frieO StntaFa, nnIereu aaoerebrteH Rart
Sfurs." Sic cause Seriammlaus srBOb
fdb ME Tin WaEn, OILS Sr. Shur3 nun,
elm SonQust, tpel9ss tbm Uou etuer iuugeu
Game it6errsi4t rporOeu mar, in Der Saub
bnlteub, pOrtrat. 9rst betGubeGbe So5rufs
iheltsu our6 ben Goal, uu0 Der IppIaus
UOrte tetu gnoe uebmen. 9C. S9ur3 btsIt
oanu etne anal Stuuoeu in @uipruu uebz
menbe &ebf, In pelder er bic @riiuoe, aus
pelGeu eius SsrdubsrAng oer lbminifraz
tion rpiinIhsnsprrtb III, nit ieiusr gsnobus
ten &Iatbeit uuo SdGrte ausetuauoer ieste.
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Sinner SaIea nnb MteaeI.

gopeta. Rar., %. DttOber.- Samutl
Qa6een, ftiber Gaasuetfer bss Staatss
Roulas, peld5er oor uugefdbr ueuu Sab
rem GdulsEouts I'M Setrage bon SIS. 900
aefGlldt, f6 absr Der ibm oroben6su Ssr=
baftuna burd bte 6luht sntiOgeu bate, be-
finbst fi6 nunmebr III &Opela biutsr 59lo6
nnb RjeG.l. Ser 9euannte mar tuBortlauo,
Oree., nobin er fid uOn Glib amertta aus
bseebeu bate, uuO pOielbft at fia ais &ets
iepber fir eiu 8Hdgeifdft aasSab, Usrbufs
tat frrrhpm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27

giontrtoI, Qua, %. St. 3as
gRobnbuus pou SUIepb Satftngs wuroe
bsnte Morgen Surtl eiue 9aserploiton i4uer
bei66eiet, uub SInu Sut9tnas uub 8uet
9tenfmdbdeu truasn iamsre SsrIeBuugsu
bGuou. Sic grploFUn lpurbe ba6EJ9 uerurz
iu9r, baB Srau Sut6iuqs uab etrenl nGhe
bsi osm @aiOustsr euiRauoeusE Eid 0sr
@ast0breu nit sirer brennaaOrz8tr3s iabts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
GntbnIlunq elmer 3arfelS.
Gfatle.

20Uts. %. 0Ttober. .-gtne 5!ltia
bG8 urfogbens8 Brdfbfuteu @dtHuo uuroe
bcEte TN oEomer.9roDe BART" eu,5uGt uI)
trCB bs8 rGGuSriidru g8sttrrS pObats etas
3GbIrstdlc glsufenmeuge Der Feter bel.
&r. emit BrestOrtue, 8s6aIteur Der gy8tf.
It6su Bot" uuo msbrere uuOers psrr,a
htsI;gu 8eoeu. 9as Rouumeut To ba5 ygstf
6ss beutden 8ilobauers RQrl &alftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Gin MprhntheimniR.

Gbeffer Ba., %, SftObsr.-Gia gei9a
einas uubstauptsn StaIieuars uuroe geReru
&bsp0 in eiuem 9IbDI3 bai &ht4sitsr, IN
qti6hr Wetlsu RON btsr, gefuuosu. Der
SGdAsL mar o0IRGnbtq stugeitIageu, uHo
bsr.&UTper jGtgts u0G Gnoers Wsrfm0l2 pou
oalibtsr 9epaIttbattafstt. YlaG gIaubt,
taB ttalisntide Arbettsr Den gioro usrii5t
hnhFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Ginbrcd1er art 81 glrAett.

Qamrerce, Raif, 25. Gtt0ber. Ole
@chpbduisr oas BrofSfors Gufsn P9eIpa
uno bes 61n. Sobu :. Eaglor 10 AuOOoer
murbsu gefern @bsno burd gtubreher
betmgeiudt. Sn bsm sriitreu 9auie ftabieu
ie $40, 600 In attten, pdbreno iie i'm Qauie
bss Sru. Ea9tOr $40 in Baar, 3wet goloiue
ubr'n, stnsu llsber3teber, Shmudia4eu &C.
i'm 20ertbs pou $500 erbeutsteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Gpu9ernenr GleDelanb'8 udhfte
Meiie.

aGbnu1, 25. Sttobsr. - @ouuernsur
@ltoslauO ptrb an Routag NOrgsu nm .
llhr 55 Ditu. NIT bem regelmdBtgsu !3ugs
Der D8ef'Sbore' 8abu" mad Netu. gurf fab
reu unb bort mn "A ubr Radmittags an
tcumeu. gtupor 8auts unb etue Qulabl
promtueuter 8iirger, ioDte Die 4Ibauper
gBbnlarr," 100 Raun fart, tpsrbsu iBu be
oIFiteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Gin 8ermiGter GIs Ecihe dufQes
funoeH.

Scrnutou, Bsuui.. %. Sltubsr. -
g}ebrere 9uabsu fauosu beute In etusm
sBCIOs uubs UIiuOota bic fart Uermsfe
geths tss 22.idbriaeu Sobu 3. Sorbaus,
lueIder felt bem Is. SEPTEMBER DermiBt
mur6e. Seiu GsIb uub istue llbr bsfauOsu
ijd unb.riibrt II ittusu EaItsu. Glu
0Iautt oaB er gu BuBe uud ScrautOu aaf.
brad uuo uuterDege on SsrJirnuIbstt flarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Babneerbtubung stDiitbcn VEclpf
9gorR uuo 3prfOIfa

Baibtugtuu, >. g., 26. 0tt0bir. -
GtGe 9epald)a Don Gap Gbarle5, Ssrg., mel
bet OaB 2egtu Der Iebtsu S6teus Der otretten
Qinie BET DNsn yOrfzY YbiIa0glpb azJ2oIfo'fir
8abp." Die gtDje miro bluuea peut8eu
g8oAen Oera Serisbr iibsrgsbeu Uer6'n, nor.
auf 6ie 9letis 3ptdsu VsW Yorf Aub yIorfoIi
MIR HeGn Stunasn II AnipTu9 ashmen
mii r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
&uS Der Sunbesbauptfta6t.
arnnf Sattpn,s p,nhfcIser.

@a{Biuator, %. Ottober.-9er 4ydTeen: aet
Srn Sames g. giaIr, ieu., auf Sstn Gage sam erica
SiIfs General goitmeifer ernd;,ut. 9r. 9dr IL
augeublidli6 gbef'GlsTt Der Cite oss erfien 6aIsz
8eneraIpohmeifetS uno bat eisie Sttle iet ter Grz
nenuurs Nes Sru. SattOn sum General Eoiur'.itsr
hpFIeiNpt
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Rntler, Rhanbler nne SreeLn.

SOTO n, 2G. Dttobsr.-Geueral BatIer
bat sjR Sdrstbtu an s. .. abbott in gtortbz
SruOfTielo, Nofi., geridtet, in psIhem sr
ubsruruls bic autlage befrsitst, Oas er etusu
Statsr NIT benz Etottenistretdr &6au0ler
i'm SuteIeIie BIaiue's gei4lOiieu babe. gr
erlldEt, er babe a1er6tugs 9ru. Chamber
an gorb bes 9ampflrs - oEuuapoola" Getrof.
fen, nlein 8ies iet nur gsIdsbsu, 0nmtt CT
Igfren Treuno, bsu 2ieutsnaut @reelp, BET
heieu Gtidtebr bonn Smttb's SuuO ba9rii.
fonute. Bon siuem poliuiasn S3adsr fei
ffire Rebe aen sisn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Olnrat 9alffeab'S 0atsr oer'
tinnIiICff.

Cincinnati, &c, Ottobsr, @rtffja
SaIfleao, &ater oeS bcfauuten SOuraalifteu
0!urat Salfeao, firI gsfern QbenS, ais er
uuf bem 0rge Haa ieiuer g&Obnuug3u Bah
np's Stun In @IermOutz &Ouutg mac, eiaen
Nhtnrn hernh NH brah bRs 9egid.
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eIn qrebioer erfAofTtn

Trautltu, Co., 2j. On. - &idaT0
Srlea, elm Sarbigsr, sridoB beute Rad
mittag Senrg gBtttp, etneu far5tgeu Bcsot'
ger. 6outg iLOb uaG Der Chat uuO feAerts
0rtilnnl auf ieins SerFoIaer, mutbe abar
trogtem stugsBOIt uu1 ia's gsfduguiB Be=
bra6t. Tamtlieufrgittgtejtsu Warsu ole llr=
iQdlc btr Shat.
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A0 0nhre 3u@thauB.

goffroplIIe, Sar, 25. SttObey. -
SIN hieiigen Dthrifts'9erLht puroe geferu
Ter Sonrualif gE. .. 9Saro, pait1sr Dor
etua SnbrssIrift ejnsn gsrpiiisu Sob 6Ip Ia
SUrto. Gonntp, ST.. ,isridlcB, Su SO Sabreu
3uttbnus psrurtbeilt Der ROro mar etn
bruio frnhrnnr,i~tsr
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1art,meut banlit beiaditiqt, bte IIOtteubefttmmun
lsu ;lgI'5 Der Graeporbeuen 9tanni5aTtsn t5eiL
ips ie ab;l dnoern nm su eripsitsrn.
3er Staateietrstir Greibam bat cine llnterfu5ung
ltr ccn 3. g. Barter, fribersm GIert in Der Offce
hes erfcH GrntrrLeUrS bes S9dBamtes erbobenen Sss
ituI6iaurq naB grpBe Setriisereter tn ser gerannE
CNF6re hnT1eIn,ffrer iefer7. nudeprNu9t
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Grtbtiluns pcn GbrGnmtrGilIsn an 6RitsIis
hrr her ~ an nfc,nft hcr SnIInnnnin.m ~

gluf gmriebIuna Sss2ieutenants COMMANDER RerTh.
ptI6er bic ,Sanaprpa" SUI 3eit ibres llnteraanges
befsbIigte ertbetlte her lctienetretdr geiterr an
4usuIt Sbmien, aRaitersat=QrmS" D." uub an Saoih
SnTrtnetDn unb 3d. gagee, Seiser fer reiS ;rpst=
fer SIai's Gbreums iir rereienitbSUe Saltur9
G6men 'tidnste ii6 Saburd aiIs, oa6 er mad Der
Golior bic Soldier aIiriittaIte uub i'm 3pii9enbed
tIitb, bis ibm fos Raiisr an bic 8rlt reItts, unS
nann 6aIf er bic Boote lott MAIDEN. Sarrinqton unS
Rosee berlarrten Gui ibren grften i'm Seiraums,
bis bic Seusr bura bns einSrnsenbe gSoiisr nusaes
IDbt tpdren Ser Gritere ofHste has Siderbeitsoen,
TIL Gls er bereits Biz ,r Srut i'm @asr iturb 2ieus
tenant Commander Merrp iagt, ale aeute b6tten
lire 9fitt eettan, absr bic berhieHitbeue 6altIng
6tr EbensenGnntsn is ibm beipnbsrs auissfngsn.
YCrmifcbfes.
Die eeitriee Steuereinnabre betrus S29S 433 uuS
tie 3onetnnabne 1886 6S4.
CUR einISilrra bsitimmte Observation-Disclosures i'm
@eirdge ppn 1868, ,0C0 Iisfen eehrise I'M SGasamte
eir.
Cine GffsisrE.Grr,mi'fion if lest i'm 6Iottsn.9ss
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Gin ppabitb in Saft.

9. Q. Srotpn, Der RGnu Ser gOimsjiteru III 9,o III,
Mnunt 3d.. tpurbe geftern Wprgsn bITd ben YCit'
GfTcs Snfpsftcr Serberiou berbaftet, netI er re9t
itrrte 8riss tbres usaIts beraubt Sat. Brown e8t:
Gin geftdnoriB ob, aus tpel6em berpor8'ft, ScB CT
;G5Irsi6e hsrGrtige 9tsbi1ble besau9eH bat.
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Dur5 SaS 8erffen etagr Ranpne
berfet3f

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-27
Die IS spptifde 6raae,

g0u Il, 20. 3 Dttober.-GIue qroBe De-
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The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01

The following bill which has re- gently been introduced in Congress and referred to the Committee on Territories, will, if it become a law, prove beneficial alike to lawyers and litigants, and relieve the Justices of the Supreme Court from the embar' rassment of passing upon cases which they have already adjudicated:
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States oi Amerlca,
 That section eighteen hundred and sixty four of chapter one aud title twenty-three Of the Revised Statutes be amended so as 10 read as follow:
 Sec. 1864, The supreme court of every Territory shall consist of chief justice, and three associate justices, three of whom shall constitute a quorum; and they shall hold a term annually at the seat of government ol the Territory for which they are respectively appointed; Provided that no justice shall act as a member of the supreme court in case brought before it by writ of error, bill of ex- captions, or appeal from decision or judg- ment rendered by him as judge of district court
The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01

American citizens residing in the sev- eral Territories to condition equally as abhorrent as that complained of by our forefatheIs.
 1t has been asserted by one of the jurists of the country and one of the most profound Constitutional lawyers that this counry has ever produced, that the "The experience of the whole world, in all time, shows that the want of home rule IS the want of evIything else that is honeet and fair. Rulers forced upon people are never just. " And this the past history of the different Territories corroborates. There can be no objection opposed to the provision of this bill because 1t entailsupon the government any great <r expense. Under the present sys- ten the Governor and Secretary are paid by the Federal Government, and there IS no greater amount demanded for their payment, thoug selected Tn a different manner, and in accordance with the will of the people.
 Republican institutions must be maintained upon this continent, and any abridgement of the rights of citl- zens, except where for the protection of the greater number, IS incompati- ble with our system of government. Freedom and independence is the watchword, and all opposition must stand from under
 In conclusion, say to the commit tee, not as one asking a favor, but as a representative man, demanding the rights that belong to his constituents, that this bill should be favorably re. ported to the House oi Representa- tlves with a request that 1t be passed :.
The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01
The A. M. B, R. K.

The CHAMPION was favored with a call from Judge John C. Hicks, who spent several hours in our office on Monday, Judge Hicks is counsellor for the A. M. B. R. R., a position that naturally brings him in close and confidential relations with the leading officers of our proposed railroad. He spoke most favorably of the prospect of the early construction of the line from this point south, and thinks the work of construction would begin with the opening of spring. While it is true there is little disposition shown in monied circles to invest in new railroad enterprises, and while the approaching political campaign may also tend toward retrenchment until future policies are outlined and fully understood; yet we ventdre the opin- ion that this must apply only in gen eral way to railroad development and not in any sense to our section. No one conversant with the mineral re sources and extent of the forests oi pine along the line of this proposed road can doubt for a moment that It will be but brief period before the work of construction is begun. Aside from the timber and mining interests it is unsurpassed as a grazing and farming country, and requires simply an outlet by rail to make it the most desirable place on the continent for the location of either capital or labor. New towns are springlng up in the mineral regions around us who will look to us for their lumber. Valuable deposits of low grade ores in the 'lonto Basin and other isolated districts are lying undeveloped for want of fuel or cheap transportation. In our yet Sparsely settled county of Yavapai, we have seventy-fve thousand head of cattle, sixty-fve thousand head of sheep, and ten thousand head of horses. Much of our surplus live stock will go to market when once the facilities for reasonable transpor- tatlon is offered. As local line, no one can doubt the A. M. B. R. R. will pay, which is saying that the trunk lines of the country will think it indispensable to have feeders pene- trating the same sections through which it will pass.
The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01
The greediness of the Union Pacii

The greediness of the Union Pacif ic railroad knows no bounds. It has commenced suit in the Court of Claims of the United States to recov- CT sI,ooo, 900 for transportation ser vices. But an offset turns up. It seems that the company has not yet paid its cash to to the sinking fund, requieed by the Thurman bill, on which it now owes the government 5000, 900 and the balance, the gov. ernment will sue for-S7, 900, 900. This is another blow to great corpo- rations on the part of the government, which the people will welcome to a man. The company wants all, and Is not willing to pay it's honest dues.
The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01

Probably the longest fence in the world will be the wire one to be built from the Indian territory west across the Texas Panhandle, and s miles into New Mexico. It IS said that 85 miles of this fence is already under contract. Its course will be along the line of the Canadian river, and its purpose to stop the drift of the north ern cattle. It IS bold and splendid enterprise, and will pay large per centage on the investment. The fence will be over 200 miles long. The In dian who comes to it and decides to go round it, rather than to try to get over it, will get bored following it to find the end.