davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

yYie bic Sffeutlide Meinuna i'm Staate
sefdIidt wiro, bas bat Der bieise r9eraIb"
NIT Dubuque Sammanp unb Der gGociirs
ten prsfe ssseist. Man MIL bic 9sute i'm
Staate slaubsn MAIDEN, baB bic Msbrbsit
Der Oubuquer Burger fi4 fur cine Wirtbs:
licsns BON $500 ausssipro9en babe. Dem
1T nidt 10. Die Wsinunsen Der Oubuquer
in 8strsff Der S6be Der 9icens 1T gar lsbr
usri3ieben. Bon pofitiu unb sraet $500
ssbt gar nidt bic &eoe, ais bel einissn
silk stockings, bic serne idben, baB anbere
9eute ibre Steuern gum Gbsil bssablten.
Dieie $500 0icensseididte 1T elm BiHen.
ben man gu pOIitiiden 3ueden ben Gems
psren3lern, 9epublifanern unb @resnbdd:
Tern binpirft, bic aber ni3t 70 oumm iino,
anSubeiben, ba fe cine bemotratii9e Der.
siftuns firdfsn.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
8emm mir bic Qufmeriiamteit unierer

9eier auf bic @nseise uon ct. Meinrab's
college in ct. Meinrab, Speneer Co.,
Snb., %lenten, 10 sei4iebt bas idon aus benz
9runbe, neil bic Initalt NIT einem Semi:
mar ~perbunben 1T unb Stubsnten, iueI9s
fi4 benz Brieteritanbe wibmen, lire Stu:
oien bort obne llnterbreduns fortieten
%f6nnen, aber bann mod aus Der anbern
llria9e, buB bic Initalt, unter 9eituns be,
Beneoictiner: Batter, aud @~eIssenbeit sibt,
bic ~sew0bnli@en Golesial Stubisn su
abioluiren, unS ibre &siuItate in bieie,
Sinfi9t wobl befannt iiub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sic Nadridt bss lang ermartsten Tobes


bss grsYrdfbenten Il. 9. Grant, perfebIte
aud bier in Dubuque ibren Ginbrud ni9t.
Oils bic StabtsIofe anseidIasen parb,
wuBte ieber, buB Der friibere Braibent bas
3eitIi@e seiesnet babe. gieIe !9duisr
wurben i9pars brapirt unb Der uousiltise
@epubIitaner bins aud feline SABINE nit
Grauerfo aus.
Der @ouuerneur bss Staatss bot cine
Proclamation erlafen. in Der Ct anorbnst,
baB am 8esrdbniBtase Grants, am s.
9lusuit, bic @eiddftspIdte pom friib sebn
bis Mittass pier llbr sei9Iofen bleiben
iolen unb eriu4t cine paienbe Tobtenfeier
ab5ubalten.
Gin girsereomite beiddftist fi9 mitben
&norbnunsen gu elmer fol9en 5eier. Wsls
DIES bas prosramm isin iOa, 1T nod mi@t
betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sic yirertoren Der Gbicaoo. 8urIino

Sic 9ireetOren Der Chicago, 9urIins.
ton & Quincy giienbubn bsidlofsn in
einem am "a. b. M. gu Bottom ssbals
tenen Meetins, ibr S~ubnipitsm mad ct.
Saul, Minn., aussubebnen unb bafiir I
bis 10 Wiaionen Gntbeilideine aus,use.
ben. Die neue 8ubn iou bic Chicago,
Burlington & @Ortbern beiBen. Sn Siisns
babntreiien beiBt es, baB isst Die @inOna,
Ilma & Nortbern Babn am Iintsn uier
bes Miiliiiippi's ~ausaebaut wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
2u uerfaufen oSer III permietbeu

bas @ebGube an Der Gde Don Sspmour unb 8.
Strabe in Rentlanb, Snbiana. Tas ges
bduoe liest in Der Rdte bes gabnbofes, III bops
pelt, bat Smei srebe Gale i'm 9rbseidob, mos
pom Der cine iib fir cine @ittbldaft. Der anbere
iiir cine Reltauration sisnet, unb lie9t mitten i'm
@eidditsplaB Der Stabt, mo has @olntbaus oes
Gountp's 1T. sSm obern Stodwsrf iinb 5ire
msr 9enug fir cine Samilisnmobnuns. Gad
&unld fam bic Sdlfts oss @rb9eidoies genie
tibet merosn. Non menoe fi6 miinbli6 ooer
idriitlid OIL ben @isentbImer, Der Srantbeits
balber als,uuertaui.n piinidt.
RS. Gtrfd,
Settlano, Snoidna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
On Der sunntnasnnmmer bes ,SeraIb"

entfduIbist ii3 Yoitmsiiter 9am bamit,
baB ale @enberusen, bic er in benz Beam.
tenperionaI bes bisiisen Yoitbienitss pors
nebme, bic @%enebmtsuns in Waibinston
erbalten mdien. Das 1T seIinbe seiast.
cine 6Iuuferei, unb nit &edt forbe,t be
rGimes1 bas SIatt auf, ben 4biduitt Der
Sniiruction gu pubIiSiren, Der barber
banbelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sic perqanqene ISOLDE war cine wabr,

~N pttNuHytHV %CVWV ~"' W" ""9'e
Marterwo9e fir Qsute, melde Die 6ite
nidt gut ertrasen fonnen. SIM Gbermos
meter ipielte bas Suediilber INNER Su i9en
ben 90 u. 100 @r. i'm Sdatteu. 0absi NOR
bic 0uft idwiil unb tdsli9 soB bas Wuier
in Str6men berab. Sarmer, bic ibr 9eu
nod brauBen butten, mudten LANCE @es
ii4ter, aber bic &ornbauern la9tsn aus
uOIlem @eii9te, benn beHeres Wetter nm
bas WeIidtOrn in bic 9Obe gu brinsen,
fonnte man nidt winiden, bod fur ben
Weijen mar bic Witteruns sefdbrIid.
Cold maifise Temperatur brinst lsi9t
&oit unb eritidt ben Rern i'm Wadstbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

get ibrer &iidreiie BON ct. gaul,
Winn., febrte Der bodw'ite gii9of goss
sroue pon Davenport, bssIeitet BON mebs
reren anbern Brieitern ieiner DiOeeie, bier
in Dubuque Elm unb beiudten bic tatboIi.
i9en MnItalten in unb nm bic Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

SER Sbeobor @iilid bsfirwortet in
einem Brisfe an bas Des Moines vHesi.
fter" cine 9icens, bic gum aIIerb64s
$500 betrasen, in Stdbten unter
5000 Ginwobner aber $3.50 ni6t iiberifeis
gen iole. Damn wia er sinsn untsrI6ieb
0ertarf ~aesobrener nnb sebrannter
ssma1t baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sic Hlane aum ltmbau Der bieiisen &a:

tbebrule, bic 9lrditect gasun bon Chicago
ansetertist bat, iinb ansetOmmen. @ir
werben uns bieielben anieben. I'm etpas
OrbentIi9es aus benz issisen @sbdube gu
MAIDEN, iolte man IS bis in bic Sunbas
msnte binab nieberreiBen unb einen gang
li4en Neubau binifeuen. 9dtte man Dor
Sabren bieie Manier befoIst, wie man9e
Tauienb Dollar mdren seipart wprben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Nieber ale Der bette Softor iinb mir Or.
@usuft &6nis's 9amburser
Eropfen, fe blrfen in meinem !5auie
niemals febIen. sic finb uniibertreffi9
s'sen ale 9ebers, Masen; unb Nierens
ranfbsiten.-W. ). 9auptmann, Daniels
ionpiQe, Conn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sic Buubesreuieruna bat 9Iane anfer

tisen laiien. um Ienberunsen an ben IA
8ridsn, weI9e ben 6luB swii9en ct. 9ouis
nnb ct. Saul i%beripanneu, gu MAIDEN, bas
NIT bic Boote lei4ter p%uiiiren fonnen. Die
BrifencOmpasnien baben bieie Irbeiten
auf ibre Soften an3ufertisen unb gu elmer
sewifien 3eit gu beenoisen, wibrisenfaus
SnteI Gam es IN ibrer Steae tbut unb
bann bic He1nuna ~prdlentirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Sm 2aufe bieier ISOLDE fol- nit benz

8au Der fdlidIid Dubuque unb Nortb:
weitern" senannten 8abn besonnen worben.
Die 8abn sebt nidt mad NOrbwsiten, ION.
bern mad Norhen. 0ie 9lrbeiter iouen msis
items BON Minneiota importirt wsrben,
einen iebr idledtsn ginbrud in @rbeis
tertreilen b%erporgebradt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Sn pelde Safe iou bas @eIb seben,
bas als S3anfrs6t besabIt werben ina2
Sn bic a%asemeine Staatsfuiie ober in bic
ftdbttiden 6afen? Sabt ibr Qeier i1on
iiber bic Sfage na6gebadt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
HrSuIsiu Qi,,ir Ghotion sic Vohter

Trdnleiu 9iBie Sdulian, bic TO@ter
bes S9nsibsrmsiiters S9ouian, batte I.
W. bur9 einen Mibsriff beinabe ibr gsber
selafen. 81. trant aus elmer Glaids nit
Salmiat, slaubenb IS iei Sobawafer.
aerStlide 9iIfe fam sIidli9erweiie nod
in Seit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Sorige ISOLDE wurbe I'M Mutterbauie su
ct. Soiepb S9wefer anseIa, seborene
Onislep, beerbist. Sic itarb on elmer
5alsent5inbuns. M6se fe ruben in 5ries
benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
On Der giabe BON 9ulien, febsn ID

Sn Der Ndbe BON 9ulien, iiebem Meis
len wsitIi9 uon Dubuque, iprans I. @. elm
auf benz 3use beiinbli9er Srriinniser, in
einem GusenbIif ais er ni9t idarf be-
wadt mar, aus benz nit uoller @ei4nins
oisteit fubrenben Grain unb elite in ben
nabsn Walb. Ter gonbuctsur ma9te SaIt
uno man iu9te ben Srriinnisen bod fanb
man i'm ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

@ie ms elm Bribmbrief eben mittbeiIt,
wirb Der bodw. 8ater @ebsr. friber bier
in Dubuque, ipdter in @eitpbaIia, shelby
Co., Soma, sesen bic Witte slusuit, ses
FART anb setrdftist, in feline @smeinbe
pieber amidtebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Inter BEN Hinopitb bier in Dubuque
ioa cine Rrantbeit berri4en, bic ii9 bas
bur9 tunb sibt, baR bas Yieb Iusenent.
SinSuns bsf0mmt unb bann erblinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Wir ntaden auf Die An3eige bes ct.
Srancistus Solanus Colleges in Quincy,
Suinois, aufmertiam. Die NnitaIt bat
tiir3li6 ibr finfunbSwanSisidbrises Subis
Idum besunsen unb bic fortwdbrenbs gu.
nabme ibrer S4iIer benefit, buB bas pus
blitum bic 2eiitunsen tennt unb i1dtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Im 2. Mnsuit wirb in 2anfns Der
@runbftein CUR neuen &ir9e bur9 ben
bo9w'iten Bii9of 5ennsiIp selest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
8altintore &irden.@lode,t

Seit 1914 fub R~ebtrlbmt pesen ibrer hberlsgensn @hte.
cir iperbsn nur aus benz retnfien @Io6enmetau (Rupfu
& 3inn), nit 8oubswesuna ansusrtist, uuS ~ssnhstnh
garauiirt. @egen prsiien, 9ireulars II. |. 10. wenoe mau
ifd an bic Baltimore Bell Foundry, =. Neaeter 4
SouS. Baltimore, orb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
St. Srancis
Golanus GOQeae,

Ouiuep S%IIinois.
TieIe unter 9situns Der p. p. Sran,isfanGr
itebenoen %9lniialt, erOfnet ibr ied~sunbSwan5iss
ites S9uliabr am
2. 2eptember 1885.
Teras: 8oh. 9o9is unb lnterridt per Sobr
$685. 0 Wtuiit srtra. giur taiboliids Sdiis
lr merben auiSeuommen.
Tim Iaberes penoe man li6 an
Rev. p. Ansslmus Mueller, o. s. F..
prdHetut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Nfo. 8. - W64entlide 8rieaite.
DUBUQUE. ben 81 s,I; 1ss5

Dubuque. ben 81. SuIi 1885.
in peIder aue griefe ~aussssiai Hne, peIae pom 20.
Snti BITS 3um "a. Suit tn Der bi Fes1 poitoifee ausss
tommsn uub uidt absebolt porben NAV,
granoe q. 9. Relmeiter g. Wrs.
Snle i. j.. gfo6tmann Sobauita2
GlSbad Eeter Yeters Gic.
@aial sSSobann Riaer Serb.
@untb Neter u. R6pter Senru
Saas @norerp Rorsfop Morto
Serbit Soiepb Sbalbamer @eor9.
Tsou perssie ntht, psnu man nod sriefeu aut bisftr
elite irost, ,u bsmsrteu. eue lie q uae,etat limb, uub b,
Rummer Der Srtshifs a~uSusebsu.
W. VI. Gam. goituisiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

8leimineral 1T i'm Preiie seitissen, ss
toitet iett $40 bas Gauienb unb man
alaubt es iteiae nod bieier laae auf S22.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

9as s6su b,enoiste abrebhud BON Ga
@roife 3eist, baB bic Staot 81 ,2l2 SeeIen
3dblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Mrdheh.

Sreb. Seer, Mr9itett unb Superiniens
bent. Sdulen unb &ir9sn cine Spe,iaIis
tdt. @9te Strabe, 5w. Soma u. Clan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
WerIorem.

Sine grius nit rotblidsm @lais sins ,pi-
i6en ct, patrid's g. 6irde unb &. 8. eineban's
Saus an Gonler @penue p~srloren. Ger iie oes
finben, pirb 9ebeten, ie OIL Hrau Niepsr, Ns.
2042 on @ouler auenue 5uriidSubrinssn unb err
bGlt so Gents gelobnun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
0eiu6t.

$50 1T Nils @asensr, ssborsn ;u Niebers
anuen, 9urembur9. g8or Dor eini9en Sabren
bier in Dubuque. Gerielbe 1T sebsten, feline
aorslis oil bic &ebattion bieies glattss einsu.
ienben. 3m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Stadt 4 Amgegemd.

Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Gbteaso Rarstbest6t.

Ber EeIesrapb) 81. Suli 1855.
Ueiaen-yio. 2. S7i Gts.
Welf6toru--46 bis 46t @ts.
Safer 324 @ts.
F ~og9en-5Si @ts.
" ertt Go BIS SO Sts.
Sutter-14 bis IL 9ts.
@ter-12 Sts.
Wbi8tp-$1.15.
Cd e-$3.0 90 bis 4.20.
Rinbpieb-$2.00 bis LEO.
cd wetuehei,h- -$10.O0 bis 0 .20.
S6mal5-s6.524 bis $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Neps1orf UsarftoertNt.
Ber Biography 81. ,illi 1885.
10 eiaen-NiImautes To. Q .S3 bis 1.01.
6afer-39 bis A 9ts.
Us d I or u-gein. ID. AZ bis SO @tS.
3 dmeiueheii 6-Sl1 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Ct. 2outS wearftberi6t.
Wsr Gele9rapb) 81. Suli 1855.
70 eiseu-rotber. go. 2, 5 .06a bis .974.
90 eIidtorn-435 bis = Cts.
6ater-24i Sts.
Ro99en-54t 9ts. q
Gerpe--GIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
Dailtpaufee Warftbertat.

Wer SeIeSrapb1 81. Suli 1885.
@ eise n-Jio. 2, 5 SIT.
6afer-32t @tS.
@eIfdtorn-46t Cts.
Ro9gen-5"t @tS.
9ern e-601 @tS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02
Florence Rnterprise.I

Florence Enterprisel
 The Silver King Company ar busy get ting ready and putting the additional ten stamps into the mill. They have the foundation all lad and the timbeIs nearly all framed. The machinery IS arriving daily and is being put in place as fast as possible. The new machinery consists of a steel boiler for additional power, a ten-stGmp battery, with four pans and two settlers, to go with the old rotary roasting furnaces, making a plant com p!ei5 for roast-chloTination and amalga- nation. The intention is to work with dry crushing for the present, but the plant k SO arranged that 1t can be changed to wet crushing and concentra- ton at any time within forsy-eight hours. The company have recently erected large frame building, west of the mill, in which arc placed the old collected together and set two tiers high. They are kept quite full of water for a quick water reserve, and have a capacity of about 25,OO0 gallons. At present there is an abundant supply in the creek, and they are not even using any water from their artesian we'll. In putting in the new dam after the fresh- st, some months sinco, a lsrsS undsr ground stream of water was found, and the dam was extended SO as to turn this into the pump house. This stream IS about as large as ones arm, and had heretofore run off down the creek. The necessary position of the settlers ln the new mill required the removal ot the machine shop, so the large engine, lathe and other appliances have been housed ID the new building adjoining the tank house. MT. F. II. Blake has recently put into execution a novel idea for say ing the metal in the tailings from the mil. It consists of a small trough 200 feet long. with small holes bored in the bottom, about two feet apart, through which the heavy particles fall, as they settle to the bottom of the trough, to a table beneath. The concentrates saved ID this manner run from S30 to $50 per ton, and they now have over GOO tons saved. The tailings formerly assayed from S5 to S6 per ton, while now they will not assay hardly anything at all. The plans and specifications for the new mill were made by Superintendent Macy, and are very complete in every particu- lar. The new mill will enable the com pany to work from 30 to 40 tons more ore each day of twenty-four hours. They have at least a two-years' supply Of amalgamating ore in sight Tn the mine to be worked in the new mill. The Windsor mill is kept running regularly, crushing from eighteen to twenty tons of ora axarv trantv fOur hours and the bullion turned out is as fine as that from any mill. The ore being worked now IS taken from the fifth, sixth and seventh floors, and is first-class. Over 2COO cars of waste are lowered into the mine per month. to be used in filling in between the tinlbers on the different floors. The company now have over 150 men con- stantly on the pay roll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

ANY instruction as to how a person should breathe may be regarded as su- perhuous as school to teach ducks how to swim. To be sure, life itself is dependent upon the oxygen taken into the lungs, but from the experience of a leading physician of this country one can be taught how to add years-and healthy ye8rs-to the span of life by care and attention to proper respiration He would show the patient how to swell out the whole chest full and round by s deep inspiration, elevsting and throw. ing back the shoulders; and then, when he has gotten into his lungs the last atom of air possible, to hold it tightly for time, and then let it of slowly blowing out every atom Of it if he possi' bly, can by forcible expiration, drawing the shoulders forward and pressing ID the chest to the smallest possible com pass, thus throwing out all of the resid ual air, and all this through the nose with mouth tightly closed. "Let hin take a half dozen or more such forced respirations a dozen times a day. says the doctor, "and he vii soon double his vital capacity and re lieve himself of his supposed chest trou ble. Such forced respiration will compe every air cell possible to freely sdml wholesome air into the little spaces anC to expel it also, and some air cells tha do not perform their functions heathil! will be compelled to do so."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02
The Weight of the Sun.

An astronomer gives us an idea of the relative weight of the sun and the earth, ss follows: "Let us, to start with, weigh the sun. Suppose we have a balance gigantic enough for the purpose, and the sun is resting on one of the scales. You might us we'll weigh your head against one of the towers of East River Bridge. Pile a hundred thousand earths into the balance, and the sun does not stir. There lies the colossus immOvable. But get together another hundred thoussn d. and then another hundred thousand and stack them up in the pan against the sun. Three hundred thousand world: piled on one side of the balance and still the sun keeps them up. It would take thirty thousand more or 333,OOO earth' to make the beam even against a single sun. and six sextillions is the number re presenting the weight of the earth II tons. a mass which is shooting through space at the rate of eighteen miles in | second"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

TIE authorities of Los Angeles are very busy just now in attempting to put a legal extinguisher upon woman who professes to be Q regular graduate Of a medical college, but who IS believed to be s charlatan and quack. She had an old man from Arizona under her charge and he died amid suspicious clrcum- stances. She was arrested. but as the autopsy showed no evidence of poison, she was discharged. The woman IS usually in a state of boisterous intoxica- tion and is emphatically irrepressioie' It is not an unusual proceeding m her to enter some store, drive out everyone and conduct the establishment herself SD long as she can do so. She IS now to be tried for prscticing medicine without n licsuse. and she will doubtless attempt to impeacb the judge and jury and con vict the prosecuting witness. Los An Oeles can save money and reputation oy shipping her as freight to Salt Lake City. care of President Taylor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02
A Slight Mistake.
Prescott Miner.

Prescott Aliner.l
 In recommending Theodore F. White to Governor Tritie for the appointment of General Quarantine Inspector of the Territory, the Territorial Stock Asso- citation were laboring under n mistake in thinking that the cattle quarantine law, enacted by the last legislature, pro- vided for such an official. Section two of tho law docs not provide for general inspector, but simply says that ''the Governor shall appoint, at such conven- tent points as he may deem proper with in the Territory, and us near as pos slble to the frontier, inspectors of cattle, who shall first be recommended by the stock association of his district, whose duty 1t shall be to inspect all cattle des- tined for introduction into the Terri tory, and to ascertain whether any of such cattle are or have been infected with or exposed tO any contagious or infectious disease, or have been driven or transported through or from any dis triet of country where such disease was known to exist, as mentioned III section one of this act, and for this purpose he may require affidavits of the persons in charge of such cattle as to all the facts connected with their driving or trans porting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

HE California Democrats are burst Ing with indignation over their treat ne1t al the hands of the administration. Washington special says that Secre- 'a'y Manning told a Californian who called on him that he would not consid- C any California matters for three Weeks. This announcement had e won uefiuily cooling effect. One of the af- 'e'noon papers there prints the following 10 Its editorial columns: "The Demo- cfaey of California did little or nothing t'' Cleveland last fall, and appear to be oslt on doing just as little as possible LOT the good of the party now. Rent into Hfeconcilable factions, each clamorous TOT recognition by the administration when neither deserves it, they have none tut themselves to blame if they go home enpty-handed. A new deal is needed il That State, and the President would 07 entirely justified in starting 1t by ig 1oflng altogether the pestiferous and qoarrelsome fellows who have beer Oorng him with their ''elsims," and al Nle up the patronage among men wb' VIII make honest use of it." It WAS un eeTstood that this article was suggested Cy some one high in authority and I Uoes not convey any great amount o comfort to the California managers iAey begin to feel very much like tn ,lys after the greased pig at a countr! .alf ID their hopes of catching on" t 'He vanishing losves. and it now look 1a though they may be barred from tn race.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

TIE San Francisco Chronicle is sui- piciously solicItous of the welfare of the citizens of Pima county and don't want them to vote bonds in aid of the Gala bssas railroad on the grounds that the road will become part of the Southern Pacific. The argument used is indeed feeble. We fear some waggish limb of the law has been playing a cunning joke on the editors of the Chronicle for the edifcation of our people. Indeed, the very earnestness of the Chronicles op- position IS the only intimation the Peo- pie of Pima county can detect to sway their belief that peat piece of irony was not intended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

THE local conditions of the weather indicate that Chief Signal Officer Gen eral W. B. Hagen has been given the se- were reprimand to which he was sen fenced by the recent court-martial, and if he is as mad as the wind indicates he ;s in A dangerous condition. For the mast two days the wind has blown ID eusts from every point of the compass and in its meanness it has carried every available particle of dust into every con- ceiyable opening that would provoke psroxysm of profanity in the viciim oi it's antics.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

HE San Francisco Chronicle is labor 1s under a misapprehension of the 'acts in regard to the construction of the Ca!s5ssss, Tucson and Northwestern kniToad. l. has been led to believe iaat the Southern Pacific Railroad Con- pany ls interested directly in this enter prlse, but such IS not the case, however. The road is entirely independent of the Slthern Pacific, and in fact of all ex- hals rallroa1 corporations operating western roads. It is highly probable nat the Calabasas road may eventually become link ID the system of the Atchi- sol, Topeka < Santa Fe Company, but Fs do not, for one moment, think the ellihern Pacific will control it. The 'aFonlc.e professes hostility to the ooatAeTn Pacific Railroad, and IS found uoins that which that company IS pleased to have it do. For the benefit oi 'he Chronicle it may be stated that 'le Southern Pacific Railroad Company oppose the building of the Calabssas A4lroad and of issuing Pima county ponds n its aid. Somebody has mlsin' iofmed the Chronicle.