Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
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" cieSs DetnOcrat aS Ere1idcnt pro
 lem ot the Senate upon its meeting nex. Monday. The argument used Is simply one of magnanimliy on the part ot the Republicans. who hold majority ID that body, and 1t IS that, as the Vice
 President was a Democrat, elected for Tour years, his removal by death should
 not deprive his party of such sdvan- tAges Gs the position gave to them, and that the Senate should advance one ot Its honored Democratic members to the position that entities him to fll Inc vacancy now existing in the nationA. portfolio. It is not impossible that the hOeral-minded Senators may so view tbe matter and refuse to take advantage Of the work Of death tO advance parti- san interests. As strongly Republican m its expressions as the CITIZEN is, 1t would like to see this honorable consid- -sation gwen st this particular juncture, wbether the party msy be accredited with proper inspiring motive or not.
 The tender-hearted clerks at the post
 ihce are yeiJ eonsiderste of tte feelings "t the public in display IGg the bulletin Of the time of arrlvsl of the delayed mails. They first fiI the hour at. say l2:jJ p. m, and when that time comes around and no mail has ar. rived, 1t Is fixed at go. then 2:30 and SO on until dark. They don't like to excite 6 big disgust all at once by stating just when 1t will arrive, but mercifully GO il by degrees. They are like the Munich shoemaker, who was too tender-hearted to cut of his dogs tail all at once, so he only cnt of little piece each day and attained the result by easy stages that was less painful io the dog.
 A repres ntatiye ot the CITIZEN had
 ths plrasnIe yesterday afternoon Uf hst. en .nR To the delightful music by ;he Is; | Infantry and now tt Fort LOEelL The band while net as large as formerly, ! consi-'- Oi twenty musicians, each one an artist, and IS considered the best band ever ID this department They give an open air concert every afternoon at 2:i5 stsndsrd tins. The CITIZEN will endeHvor tO publish the programme of each concert one day ahead. Quite a | number of carriages were nOtlceJ ester | day. and ihe occupants seemed tO enjoy their ride and music eXcee 1ingly.
 IL is announced that Judge Vim. M Lowell, of thIs city, IS a candidate for the position of Attorney General of Ari- zOna. As democrat must necessarIl, succeed to that position, and Judge LOv- ell IS ripe with all the nece ssaFy qunhti- cations and thorough gentleman at all l times and under all circumstances. the THEN would be pleased to have ArI- zOna hOnored by hIs selection tO that pO- sItiou. Judge Low, ll possesses a charac- Fer too upright and pure to fear that the duties of that exalted position will suf- fer by the change.
 Indians have been seen during the week between the MogcllOn range and Duck creek by several parties. A email band were prOwling around the ranch of Wm. Bates m Bear valley Sunday night when kIt Corn and Verge CeIcher | opened fire upon them. IL was so dark that the boys could not tell es to he result of their firing, but the Indians deserted two ponies N bich the boy have as trophies of their skirmish. Small bands are scattered throughout the entire nOrthwesterH portion of the county.-Silver City Enterprise. The City Council held meeting last night and ordered notice to be given of the approaching city election according to law. The fist yard polls will be held ai the City Hail, with Chas T. E'chel's as inspector; D. A. Sanford and L. D. ChillsOn as judges. The sec and ward polls will be Et the Bell tower, with M. J. Sullivan gs inspector; ". r. Scott and Alex Levin, judges. The H. a 'ti.'n will te held on Monday, Decem- Der l4th.
 Mir. John <. Spring has been engaged by H German illustrated paper tO furnish paintings of curious flora aud plants growing in this country. His paintings of some specimens of cacii are the most faithful representations of the original that can be produced without first hay ing them photographed. These paint inrs are reproduced in the German journal.
 Assistant Superintendent J. A. Muir has gone to Fl Paso in company with Messrs. Pratt. Curtis and Lambie. 10 learn the new arrangements or time schedule of tine AtchisOn, Topeka < 1 Santa Fe. It is conjectured that some modification of the existing schedule ! over the Southern Pacific will be made l to meet the changes in the Santa Fe | system.
 Mir. John KrOn is making regular | shipments of high grade ore frsm the l Orzaba mine, Casa GTande district l This is one of ihe few mines that pay rom the grass roots down and is look | ing lbetter to-day than ever. The l same can be said of the Jack Rabbit | mine, Of same d'strict, from which the 1 owners are constantly taking out ship l ping ore.-Pinsl Record.
 F.P. Sargent, formerly a resident of this city, bu. now the Grand Master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, writes from his headquarters at Terre Haute, Indiana, that his thoughts often turn backward and his heart yeRrns for the golden sunshine aud gcnIal climate of Arizona again. When his oflicIsl year is ended he will return to Arizona.
 Hans Paulston died ip the county hospital last night. The deceased vas admitted to that institution five days ago and was then in critical condition, suffering from aggravated fiuI. He came here from Castle Creek Hot Spring, at which place he had been III for several veeks-PhenIX Gazette.
 Capt. Hiel Hale and Mir. Martin, ] who were in the Whs tstone mountains for few days, arrived at home last night, with theIr scslps intact. They heard l guns fired on Sunday and saw a cOmmo- ton among the buffalo soldiers but no hostile Apaches were seen.
 The Silver King Company shipped l during the last week two car loads of concentrations, 22,500 pounds each also | two bars of bullion, No 35 and 36, val l ned at S7I5. 50 and Sl.S56. The two bars 1 stolen las; Friday and recovered Sunday were shipped Wednesday.-Pinsl Re cord.
 The report of Postmaster General l Wm- F. Villas, an advance copy of which ! has reached this office, giSes the gross receipts of the Tucson pOstoilice at S9,- AZ annually with a surplus of $40 in | the box rents and commissions over the | total salary and allowance.
 Mir. Herbert Brown, of the Tucson | CITIZEN, was Tn town this week looking | after the interests of his paper. He is a | very pleasant gentleman and the CITIZEN ] fl first class paper. From here be goes ! to Silver King and Globe.-PInal Record, l
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