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Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
BPEClAL mEGTlOA

the wonder of tho Ago.
Photographs made As quick as wink
by the instantaneous process-no more
long sitting. II fine cabinet photo
graphs for $500 at Hollands photo
graph rooms, 307 Market street.
Coal and fiour.
Fell & Joseph deal in best brands
OF flour, (Lea's), Hungarian process,
Ccoch's snow fake, best MINES Ola,
etc. Goal from best mines. 7l3 West
Front street.
Three Dollars
| is not q great amount of cash, yet you
| can get IL fine cabinet photographs for
| s. 90 at Westcott Il Cumming, 302
Market street.
Conee, Tea, Coffee.
The old, reliable place to buy fresh
roasted coffee and new tea Is at the
Union Pacific Tea Store, DIT Market
street, opposite City Hall.
Tried them All.
No You haven't. II you had tried
Canada Pine Syrup your cough would
have been gone long ago. 20 cents
bottle.
TilRhman banner, house and sign
l
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Restaurant.
The best dinner in the city for q
cents ut McClure's restaurant In Eight
street market.
Fresh Fish.
Fresh shad and herring and all kind
! of fresh ish at McClurs's fish stand IL
Eighth street market.
Bargains Bargain
FOR tho next thirty days In cigars AMI
! tobacco, to make room for new stock
, at 1O6 Fest Second street.
a ROtled Hnmburgs.
1000 yards at halt price, at Vain
wright's, 312 Market street.
Janney, 30I and 303 King street
1 under the cash IS stem, offers potatoes
o apples, onions, oranges, lemons. butter
. roll and print, ut prices to suit tn
A times. Brooms and bags 80 low as vii
A astonish you Does not allow to b
@ undersold In his line of goods.
d Good goods are always the cheapest
u and the fact that good goods at 10y
l. prices can be bought from j. 0. Nj
% Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferso
ii streets, should induce all to purchas
p of him.
10 VIM. r. Crossley, the practical sew
ing machine repaired, Is at Crossley
Sewing Machine Emporium, 623 Shil
ley street, near the corner OF Seventh
VI j. A. Cannon will remove b
q. furniture store from AIT to 600 SIMPLE
al street Previous to his removal ne wi
ut sell furniture at cost.
40 Walter Joseph, practical house 81
8. sign painter, grainer and glazier. K
it Inmates furnished. All work guara
or teeI. 122 Market street.
y Wehave moved 80 623 Shipley stret
"a near the corner of Seventh. Como al
a Inspect Crossley's New Sewing Machi
IN Emporium.
Taylor & Fullerton's genuine inse
powder kills insects of all description
Taylor g. Fullerton, 302 King street.
~ Songs without words-the beautii
ba designs in wall decorations lying arou
'at at Ball & Cos. See them.
in Choice family coal under cover
nv Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
we To get the best quality of family c.
in 90 to II. A. Brown, foot of West sire
The First-without q Sc oond Ball & 9
cir position In the decorative art.
Grand lunch tonight at the Allan
,nu Garden, 224 King street.
nm Bush's, Ere.on sriosE wnArf, Is
place to buv good coal
Silver-a pamphlet. by DR. Quiz
has ct Buffers.
per For good coal 90 to Bush's, Fre'
vast street wharf
on Secure yourself watch through C
ries No @ Starts A oril 9th, Willard +. Da
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

A BOUT THIS TIME, AS THE OLD All
II MANAGES said, lock out for frauds In the
directory line. Many times have the people
Of Wilmington been swindled with Bust.
ness 9uides" and shippers Directories"
and other like catch-penny sche when
they thought they wore ordering Ferris
Hrothers' City Directory When you want
the Wilmington City directory, see that the
order you sign ia headed Ferris Bros. Pub
fishers and Printers" Further additions
and improvements will be made In the issue
or 1885.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
kale of o Farm.

Mr.. Nathan II. Dayett has purchased
the Weber farm in White Coy Oreek
H undred, near Christiana, through MI.
Evans Pennington, of this city. frice
about 81. 900.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

nnrlnp WE HAVE BOUGHT TJtt
NIIEk machinery In the saw mill q
-0IIp,n Ave. and Uricn street
CT James Mckinney, and ere
now prepared w furnish kindlins wood vi nj
iiost Quality and at shortest notice. You
patrons 90 Is solicited Send orders by way?m
Or send rostal card to factory, corner OF III
,,in avenue and Union street, Wilmington
fasi TX. MEAkNS d BIO
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

"A TEN kAOS ALL PrkSlNs DE,
"A sniuy ure drugs ard chsn,iss ~
wishing heir scrip,ioIs or pr vs. to recs,nta
CAREFULLY coup nnded with pure mai riais
s \, 20 10 the dug store Of H. Il BUIN1s.
AZ NC u NO. s47 Market strSes VII, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

1nF9 iSf ElFra rrREEc. OuR
~. snecial bary lins to day are ont:
loai sugar, Tets. To-; an l dessicat I'd cocoa.
nut nv, at Gus 10. AL, our hEgains for
soc 20, SO off; IL will ply you. Hays YOU
MAD an ~ or last I OF ri h pota toes? if
no', Try then pnd coma AID see the in;rome
~e'eh J. e.; asst week We eceiyea nv sfn,m
er ahot q lot OF fiue Iri Dnicc at is eta
Goc putt and trcsh eggs al " East Fifth
oeioo' lem. m.C.stt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

kT-sEVrRAL HOUSES ON
I stree, band 9 rOoma, (eithor
b. 9TH ard 10. Pos, ssiOp attn OF
q. VAN kLELCk Sl5 Mar
.fb-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ET-A X u u 4-ST Or
ull!lLg; has been used ms a
|pre 50 ears. Apply TO EVANS
NJr. No. East Eighth street.
mll-l0t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ESr-SlORE AND HWfLL
1 7i3 Market stroet. dwelling
fhet street. Apply TO Angus
tl.LEY, no. 6Oo Market stroot.
li0-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

M-RCOMS. FURNISHED OK
bi-nel within Lhi 90 minutos walk
|nd Market stTlots. Address "a"
nlhlg3tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NT-ND. llt7 ELM STREET, o
Win all modern improvements
|JpHN DAVIS, 1910 Mary land
mhI.6tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

kT .DESlRA BILE RESIDENCE
West ninth street. Iply TO
N ELLIOTT, No 900 Shipley
UlTtf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

kNT-F We OR o q M 4 ID
houses At u per NJ nth. o'roomed
. a; $40 per month. WILLIAM
Eignth and Buttonwood
nhll.12tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Nl-SrORE, Ia GOOD Id
two bulk windows. VIII be
tterunl apply To nj NJ. CHILD,
street VI 1872 Market St. BIT
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

kl-rHE SToRE AND DWELL
10 s East sIeoo a St. This
ksbiis4ed stand end the only one
e. ION for rent o. this time.
E,1 mo ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

n WITHIN TWO SQUARES
Ike street, q ten room house
ent very cheap. Apply At 200
N, mlB-sts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

h NT--THREE tLEASAN L,
lu rogins for housekeeping. Cen.
b. ADDRESS iiooms," this office.
mhl9ctt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

YHYANTED-A WOMAN TO WORK IN
w Kitchen; must DO good al aa.ner'
Apply at sos Mi rket street. m?0-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

mt STORY DWELLING 100
sixth street eleven rooms, in
o. In good repair. Apply to II.
West street. IA II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
ATEFUs-COp fssKTIN6.
pSS COCOA,
BREAKFAST.

aei,"IonSh knowledge OF the natura
~, III koVetn the operations Of digestion
ern ni, ana by q ear full application OF
,Vl1.I, ies OF well selected Cocoa, Mr..
~ ", iued our breakfast tables with
b,s s,vor.o beverage which may save
~ OF .nch articles OF die, that a con.
ma oe gradually buiit up until
'uEh 10 fesist every tendency "a
uhuIeus of subtle maiadles are
w'l., US ready to attack wherever
a MAX point. We may escape many
~ teering ourselves welifortiiied
Cvii aud q properly nourishet
amply with boiling water or milk
ys N mali pound tins By grocers, la
M FITS 4 CO., HOMEOPATHIC
70 LYNDON, ENGLAND.
dec4-mo-tu-5a-ly
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Efi-i We STABLES ON MAY
between Seventh and ighth and
pnd Adams. Possession given
!. Apply at this office. i29tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

EyOR SAFE NO. ga HARRISON
street, elegant new house two stories,
tx fine rooms, 6ign ceilings, h and cold
xater. gas, bath and all convcniancoa. Must
be sold At once. Price only u eco. One
thousand may remain at ftve pr cent Now
rented for "a per month. Possession given
IN March 20. r. WAGNER, 726 Market ct.
mott
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Ehr-A RODMED II USE IN
|repa.r, Apply al 3Cl Ada . street,
pro mhl9-ots
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

MA LARGE STORE AN ID
I'M At the nor. Invest cCrn'r OF
Id freLoh streets, suitable for
|suy L nd of business. Apply at
PoI Eleventh and French streets
HOMBS DUENELt.l,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

vYANTED-A WHITE WOMAN Az
w cook. Inquire at slS Yves. street..
m20.1t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NT-HOUSE AND STORE, NO.
eadison street Also store fixtures
Alliy On the pre- mises. mi6ots
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
SssTs. "a.

THE TWELF II ANNUAL MEETING
J. of tho st cKhOiders q txe lsiOr Loan
A ssociation " III DO held on ruesd y evening,
Via rch -. 1898 at : 80 O'Clock. Mt hs Gtfce of
tho sec:etary, n. III 'iarket street. The
annual reno r: will DO present an an cleo
tion Tor officers nd dirtc'ors VIII BIO held.
| attest: WIN. h. II : WHlNs,
mle-5t 81 secretary.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

FER THE FOLLOW
Ialuable properties for
|to responsible parties
Inning year
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

STufY HnU'E
a West street with hot b cold
4 water closet. 'front.' porch, etc
kg5 Popular street. Also stalls In
Sle. kpply to Jonn Green, lole
y street. Ho-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 BALTIMORE Railroad
MARCH 18th, 1883.

Trsins leave WHINING TOD - follows
ions. go, 100. 1885 a. III. ;zao, 400 7.4o9bt
PhiIadelp nia, texpressl 3..7, 40 80, 100,
slb 600 o. 10 ah 10. 06 ,I.sh .. m II Il, l2.lb,
NesYork. 400 Il 40 lao, o.&c,7 90, O. 20 los,
ii IS :. m. slaai, LA, 2.sI 400, b.11b66,o.sc,
o46, lac Pm
s.l6 .. m. 2.8o sn,i 4. GO p. N.
Baitimo.e and intermodi late stations, 1905
;, IN. 900 IL ~ y. N.
baltimore and Boy h-1o, 90 r N: =.
baltimore a0d Washington, 1.:3, AL, s.oA,
IL. Oo. 10 So a. m; 90, 81 II ,&.63, m r. m.
Trains for Doiewsfe Division leave for
New CASTLE, e.lb, s.ss Q. m.; lI.3t, 2.5o, S.oo'
SIS p. IA. a nj.
O. m, and 1895 p. m.
| Expresa for Sesford, 80 %. m.
Express for Dover and Delmar. n.to p. M
| very dAy.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PHILADELPHIA and intarmcciats static ma
10 q. "a. 2.0l M. $50, 40, 8.b6p "a
Philadelphia and NswYork, 200 a.l7,A.Ao
For West Ohaftsr. via Lauokin, $40 q. m
baltimore and W sahin8ten, 1s3 AL, s.e%
1905 .. m. baltimore, II. AT p M
For further Information passengers are re
tsrred 70 tho timetables posted ~ the sta
trains marked ~ are limited express
upon which sxtrs fsre iscnsrged.
,OHARLES e. PU9H, J. X. WOOD,
) General ManA1er. ,senHrai PASSENGER Az
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

AJOII"E-dTEGG q VA TER REAL
Estate Brokers. will remove to 1l8
Market street, Monday, March 2s. 1888.
mlS-11t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Enr- IMMEDIATELY SECOND
u No. SU9 West Sixth street
mills ST
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

vyANTED-BY AN AMERICAN Girl.
w situation rs chamberni Id. Good
reference. Apply at sos East Fourth street.
Country referred. m.o.|t'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
4 HAWKINS a. son.
1I2 Market Strcct.

FEW STALLS, The
'story and cellars u the Third
,pt House.
John LITTLE,
i iTHitlK MONAGHAN,
! HIN W. RrTLER,
THIRD street Market House.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Nf-2 OR 8 ROOMS, SUITA-
u light hou Q keeping, gas and
Poplar street. m2t-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

IrOK SALE-A OH ESTER COUNTY
y farm OF 90 acres, Of primo land In 3
lsh state Of cultivation, and good, tubstan.
ial buildings. The farm is woll watered
nth never falling springs = acres Of timber,
,isnty OF fruit and shade trees. Tbs farm 10
ipiendidly located. IN miles from Whining
on, u mile from turnpike, and miles from
abroad station. win be sold low and en-
asy forms. Osll on Ct address JNO PYLE,
tinth and Warrington streets, Whining ton.
Del. de8l -dandwu
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

DJY PURE BU TIER FOX $780,.
ID at TatnslIs Cream cry, four'h nd
Shipley streets. Slammed milk, 20. hut
termilk and cot, age chese Away on ha1d.
US 3m
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

VTYANTED-A LOAN OF 5000
w at O per cent. ON store pro-
perty, fn Chester Count " Pa,
worth dOub,e that SUM. Apply 10
FIERCE a. E,OEDELL, No. q West
seventh street. mhlei
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

~sON q, ESrNUT FENCE POSTS
~ w for ,sle by JAMES "A.
EMeLIEY, Christians, Pei. n'T-lht
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

UyANTED-A CUSTOMER e r. 90
i" Milk," this office. mhlo o."
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ENT rH1nOUSE AND STDk Z
Prai " street Apply to JOHN
Lh, 40 w. Ninth street. mo st.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
WANTE ED.

XTYANTf D-A dOoD COX, OR AN
w Intelligent girl wfo Is willing to be.
como one Also. ID, oh" mbermuid and wal.
tress, or and Intelligent and healthy 4 III
willing 10 learn. Wtite. Good wages. APP
ply TO MRS, L. y. BUCK. l016 Tatpali st.
m.O-l1
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ENT-DW Ell LING ON MARK ET'
ut low rent. ExcclleIt location
Fg house. HEALD b. 90. m20-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

yANTFD-BOARD IN A PRIVATE
w family for man and wife; will fur aish
their own room want font room. ADDRESS
q. REPUBLICAN Office. mhl9-3t~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ID EMOvAL JAMES MoKEOUdH,
III merchant ia flor. No. 10 East Seventh
street, will remove on March 25.h TO tho
northwest q .ruer OF six h and Shipley ste,
Mar Building. mo-2lt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

fENT-SF0RE AND CELIA
wy .'hii ley street. Apply u
ChANuLE'i, sos King at m d
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

2 IL ESlRAELE ROOMS r. II
lng, furnished or upfurnished. Gil
Pct. mott
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

IN iHui SHAY NOON, 18TH
IN going and returning from
u J me streets to Tenth and West,
. KIN and Wet streets, u large
~ cketeook. such rs II carried In
A't, c1ntaining III. ers bills. memo.
io'he money. Also n small rel back
iulh book las calendar for 1884
lhe 80 Ia back. 4 reward of SO
aio Tor 'hea.. with contents undis-
ie " the OiiicS OF the Lohdell
peel Compa y. mh2o At
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

HUK sALE0K R s,1 .F,, Or :
i0uses. work shop and stable, near Whining
on on the north west. Apply TO Ell
NICHOLS, Centraville, Del, or 70 u. h.
TOWNSEND Ola Market street. r-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

tNT-SrORE AND DWELLING
plaf'sln street. Inquire r. MON
f1urth and Mad ls5n streets moti
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

IA b-KOOM B3lOk HOUSE
20 7epair. Apply 70 Dr.. 5 u lrh,
~ st'tet. m16-6t*
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

is not Q great amount of cash, yet you
can get IL fine cabinet photographs for
IS. 90 at Westcott Il CumniDss', 800
Markat htreAt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

yTyANIED-dEN1L end LAZY
w boaIdtrs. delightful second starry
front and back rooms. bio West Ninth
street. mhio-i]e
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

1YyANTED-IMM EDIATELY "A MID
w die aged Protestant woman 70 DO
General huusewori Two in family. Refer
ence required. apply ut No. ol3 Orange
street. mio-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Nl-fAhT OF A STORE; DE
pis location OF Markotslreet. I'D
to't, nj, Office. ml7.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

w know that they can have furniture
espaired, varnishei ,snd uphoistered, and
hairs re-caned cheaper ihan anywhere else
Q the city. ). r. HAIILTON b Co., NO.
l0p West Eighth street. dll-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Pain ring.

Tilghman Danner. house and sigI
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

tYYANTEDL1 o LET, A LakGE FRONT
w room suitable for nan and wife, or
two single gentlemen with or without board.
A pply ut GOA French street. ml9 SIT
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NOR SAI.E-T wENrY HEAD OF ~
e Ohio and Kentucky horses. good N3A
irfvers and workers, at the sale stables OF
". u. MARTIN, Third and Orange streets.
milf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

IXYANTEIp-EMPTY HEADLIGHT
" AID lubricating oil barrels, OasL
said on delivery. Penna. h delaware On
TO-. 202 East ith street. I3u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

TN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
|, IN market stieet, betwe- n Front
',.hl 'raeis, $50 IN nCtes. Suitable
IL W paid iirttutned TO rs trapge
t. his tiice. mhig 3Ls
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

.,L"r.-Dn i.l.LlNG NO. 81.
street, with eight r0onis, In
! kinH street. jptf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Comee. Tea, Coffee.

The old, reliable place to buy fresh
roasted coffee and new tea Is at the
Union Pacific Tea Store, DIT Market
street. nnnoaitA CITY Hall.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

The best dinner In the city for q
cents ut McClure's restaurant In Eight
street market
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

No You haven't. II you had trie'
Canada Pine Syrup your cough woul'
have been gone long ago. 25 cents
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NOR SALE-SEED POTATOES; ABOUT
u zoo bushels White Star. the best in the
market, 90 cents per bushel In cellar, subject
70 market changes Apply to l.. H MOORE,
Pleasant Hill, Del. ml8-l2td-2tw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Cattle Sotes.


 Lean cattle cannot be proftabiy fat tered after they have reached market.
 The average loss of cattle last winter upon the ranges in the Indian territory was fully 2S per cent. The breeding of fgrcy stock in horses and cattle will soon become an important factor in the live stock industry of New Mexico.
 People cannot succe.d If they insist upon selling something that is not want ed. Lean native cattle are not wanted on the beef market.
 Let every incompetent, untrustwOsthy inspector be removed, whoever he may be, and the quarantine law will then be of benefit to every stockman.
 The total amount of beef consumed spnuslly in the United States averages about l59 pounds to each inhsbItant, while Tn England the average Is but lOl pounds.
 The produce of one COW with heifer calf at her side will amount tO l2G head in II years, allowing every ith year to be nOn-prOducing one Oi each female.
 If the quarantine laws do not inter- fere with the moving of the hyrds, B. QUO head of Texas cattle w.ll ba placed upon the range in :iOcorsc ceuuty before January lst next.
 Texas, New Mexico and ATil, u3 are breeding grounds of this country. SJ | to S2 per cent. of calves are raised there, ] whereas 40 to j0 from au equal number | of cows Is considered a fair average on ! a northern range.
 Arizona stock shippers are reported ! to be complaining of poor facilities for ! shipping stccE. New Mexico rlsu would | not object 10 little competition in rail- | road matters. but under the circumstan- ces they have no complaints Co make. | Railroads always make big mistake | when they discriminate against iEe stock | interests.
 Fifteen million horses are HOW owned | in America, and more than I0O0GGJ a year must be bred Co keep ug ,hc sup ply. The largest portion Cf these are used for agricultural and he0vy G-aught and Fuch horses bring from SlI5 to f2JJ each. Five hundred stal- lions are nov annually imported from France tO the United States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
New Mexico News.

Grant county Is now said to be free of Texas fever.
 It is proposed in some quarters to stock the Rio Grande with fish.
 Bloody murrain and not Texas fever is said to be the disease among Grant county cattle.
 It is sad that the case of Young Mason of Fit. Selden. will be carried be- fore the secretary Ui war.
 A few days since another traiI freight ed entirely with tea and Chinese silks went over the A. X ?. east.
 Gen. Miles is making tour of south west N. NJ. for the purpose of posting himself on Indian affairs m that section.
 The citizens of Silver City have given the railroad company enough land above the city on which to build their depot, repair shops, &c.
 The Silver City fathers have passed an ordinance prohibiting the carrying of weapons. A violation of this law en- tails fine of not less thsn S1O nor more than $50.
 Capt. Jack Fleming has received sn order from the governor, tO collec: the arms recently issued to the citizens oi Silver City and Georgetown and return them to Santa Fe.
 c. Fl. Roberts a saloon man of DemIng was shot and killed on the night of the 14ih, at Deming by Tom Little. Roberts IS the man who killed Gilain last April in the same place.
 Another band Of ApacEes have been seen near Lake Valley going towards the AIOgOllOna. They appeared to be travelInG over the same traIl lately gone over by a small detachment of the Sth cavalry.
 The Sierra Grande and Sierra Bella mining companies. at Lake Valley. pro- pose tO consolidate their properties in a ratio of two Co one in fgvor of the Sierra G-auaa curlLy. They will also remodel ite mi as cot of S60- coo. leaving $5jHU surplus funds as cou'iugsnt ou ;he proceeds Of .he new works.
 Surveyor General JCliau is busy over hsuiiug great number o, the Spanish grants, and examining ilto tLe.- validity, and a, soon as completed vi.i make q re- port tn tle general ilUi office. Among other things T1 cg8srartal fer, the sur vcy of SPsui~E -rCr.s ,.,-- cla,le by Gen. Pu..eu during the I-luar. forwarded to Washington, and returned uuupprOved, since which time E-s saccessor has been Iu- ,IutieI to seru'.lr1s ri-.Giy the val;- dity oi the grant before Eak.uE any new contracts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

SHOULD some of the enterprIsing cap-
 italists Ot this city conclude to test the
 ability to obtain artesian water by
 means of the improved machinery to
 which their attention hss been called,
 and meet with success, the greater DOT
 ton ofuhst is now called our desert land
 could be transformed into one vast gar
 den. The success attending the drilling of
 srtesisn wells even upon the higher lands
 in Southern California, affords hope
 that the same happy result can be ob- tained here. It was only a very few years ago that the less inviting valleys in southern California were supposed to possess no value whatever to the agri- culturist, but since 1t was discovered that artesisn water could be obtained, towns, villages and cities are spriuging up with magical cfowth and thousands If happy homes exist where the jack rBb- bit and horned tosd were supposed 10 possess au indlsputed heritage. The dem- onstrstlon that tbe underground cur rents of southern Arizona can be brought to the surface in sufficient quantities for irrigation purposes would be worth many millions to our Territory, snd the possibility of reaching this hopeful result ought to inspire coDtri- buttons from the abundance some of 'ur people are blessed with, in a prac- ical test of the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
Press Commeni.

Cleveland Leader: Everything that was once Democratic is now a part of q whited sepulchre. fair without, but full of dead mems bones within. 1t IS n rot ten political organization. Let 1t die, too.
 Kansas City Journal: The best blood of South Carolina is said to be taking to night riding and whipping white men with colored mistresses. "In tLcm cruel, agJnizing slavery days" wi ite men were never whipped.
 Buffalo Courier: Congress needs t5e cooperation of the President. and Con- gressional majonties have often been thwarted by the Executives action. IL is the aim Of tue present administration to show that the public interests are we'll served under the management os the party now Tn power.
 Minneapolis Tribune: l. would be hard to imagine any more emphatic Sa tional testimonial to the complete Gnim- portapce of Mr. Tommy Hendricks ID the government than the perfect indiffer- snce with which the press of the country received the news of his recent gGucherie at Indianapolis.
 Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Tke only possible Use for prohibition ID Ono this year to help re-elect Governor Hoadly, call into belng ganotherInfamous cosl-oil Legislature, and lift Mir. Doodle into the seat in the Senate occupied by John Sherman. If these results are realized, the political Prohibitionists will be responsible for them.
 New York Sun: Every conservative philologist shouid earnestly oppose the now too prevalent practice of shortening mugwump into mug. Tue Hbreviation saves only little space, and 1t sacrifices what is by far tbe more significant half of the word. Tine wumpishness Of the mugwump is quality even more essen- tisl and characteristic than his muggy.