Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

4. E--Cl-tan parry ueHlahus'-oih
 G.erys William Curtisi It will
 ...-I day for him when he dresses
 B Bs,r. Loekwood's banner.
 x~grgE of Democrats from the
 -.-r ave informed us that they
 ---lr.ts t,r Bob Paul for Sheriff. k --r --..1-.t thing we have heard of | .- Democratic committee. The Her tey Lave dropped in it has
 ,--acd it rlae.
 rur Democrats Of NoGales refuse to
 .-,rsr. Fr..tsu. We had supposed that
 r.- rnIy tle Irish vote that was
 ....ls- B.i:a-n.
 Prrr, A. LOCKWOOD bustles around
 --.---fsl auy of the Presidential can
 -.7.--s. Y,rltis believed she Is not -aE.a. aay voters.
 CC STEPHENS will make the moss ,er., ~aara from the tomb tomorrow r;,.t a. Tombstone, and will bnry Fred Hr-L5s n the sane graveyard. Nov ..ok out, the wild ass" of the f-.i, beginning to snort.-Star. You fsi trttrr muzzle your "wild sss," or -sE-rib..cAu may reverse his snort. -H. bsai oi rienisLip between H-.e- au. Grover Cleveland is being strengthened. The more they learn of s.-l others past history the more they 5a5 ,5 admire.
 AD-yvEG paper boasts If mammoth s.-asa which was brought to that city nip.aceI ou exhibition that weighed lE pounds. That's no great shakes. Il- Democrats have a Buffalo squash G exhibition that weighs over 200 l5eals.
 iris -all that President Arthur has asrsi Liz cn,crs to the hitherto unap- r-.a-La5.l Ms T.liie Frelinghuysen, ;1= ia-.-.ar of his Secretary of State. Ils -sliu. will not take place how e7-- uotl after the stl day of next M.-,-
 SHAW and NOroney reached Nogales l. time to hear c. c. Stephens. General Rollins and b. Goodwin lay down so7ni Republican doctrine, and it is believed that they are so discouraged ;dat ti-v ri.l make no further effort to stem t-- d5oi tide thss has set in e-a.l-. them.
 IuE Democrats have about come to the c5H,usloa .lat Carl SchUrz is not wor'h s-ij a night, or any other sum. J. 4o sooner addresses a German audi eacs taaa they ge. up meeting among Themselves and undo all that Mir. Schurz La, uirl ,o accomplish, and show the L-a--- -p h bis true light. Tar --5at JeRish philauthroph Sir Noes Nouteiore, who resides in Lon d.l, E,I attain his I00th year on the -.l iay of this month, if he lives to t-l. t.ue. Many Jews throughout the Ta..L ,1 whom the venerable patriarch ], l5-a-ei by hiF acts of charity Co l'-as..,c-. w.l. celebrate the day.
 Izz c.;:zeus of Gala county ale loud rt-s.- praise of F. l.. Long, the Re Igaacan candidate for Superintendent C fIbac Instructions. They all say fiat lc is a man well qualified for the r1a. and that he will be supported 'ra.disss Of party, at his home in Globe. HE tl-,rts tD acclimate California salmon on the Atlantic slope and in the Mississippi basin have proved abortive. Nla. has oe=n done in the way of prop
 s-.'.ue salmon and shad in the Colorado ali rl'a, will our fish commissioners tell
 a,: l. would be grand thing If gal
 non and saal could be secured in our
 AIiz0uG rivers
 laE biennial dead beat, who runs
 a''e- the candidates for office and makes
 ''.- Co asG for drinks etc, IS not meet
 ls T.tl much encouragement Tn that
 -ile ta,s year. Such vagbonds should
 le shook altogether. They will drink
 e'-es' whisky and smoke his cigars dur
 'll "n entire campaign, and then vote
 Tor Smi,h at the las: moment, in cousid-
 e-atlon oi dJiuk o, soda water.
 bLAfNEs speeeh.s un- the tariff, are
 making hundreds of votes for the Re
 publican t.c&et. There Is no doubt A''a; tLe position he occupies on this fle~,I3n. Grover Cleveland does not seem to be aware there IS any such s'ss'l'n before the people. The pee I.e VIII give Grover Cleveland to under ,'aal tla' they are not aware of such p'o'iym as Le, iu the coming elec- ton. 'IiAJ~' has invested some of the ''e cA.nge of the Democratic commit iu green-backed paper with -. names of the Republican dele
 '-.N printed thereon. That gentle
 '--, night as well have invested SO  -'- money m green fire crackers and 'o-'-ed them off at some Chinese god.
 --.. would have helped his dear old '-' Just as much. We would now
 ---',t that he buy a few dozen pop '-s 'oF i-e little boys around town. | -lr employees of leading dry
 -' Lolse in New York sent com
 5'.,-'a'.yu to the Herald enclosing one T -'a' -g- each name for the use of the
 ',s---d and Hendricks campaign
 ,-'' at the same time stating that ten
 '-e number were Republicans. An
 7' letter was at once gotten up by
 -Noyes signed by fifty names enclOs-
 "ne dollar each to the same journal -'iA 1t was instructed to hand over to "'A,ne and Logan organization. add -S 'aat they knew every one of their c .'li'gs who had contributed to the N-5'e--nd and Hendricks campaign fund --' that there was not a Republican an1nr,.