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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
GOV. WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
The Proposed Change Of Janltors Raising i
Dig Kick.


Dig Kick.
The action OF Goyernor.elect Wilson in
supplanting Janitor vollz, who has SO
faithfully taken care Of the Suite House in
this city, by a former charlcstoniau, is
making considerable Of Ia "kick." In the
first place, the Germans who supported
Wilson, or number OF them, are inclined
to inquire what they are TO get, since
the only German appointee Is to BIO re-
moved March /. Secondly, the carpen-
ters who have heard ofthescheme tolaye
the now janitor do carpenter work in adj
ton to his duties rs janitor, want to
know what kind OF q "workingman's
friendh Governor Wilson is. Thirdly,
great many Wheeling people are dis
satisfied at the displacement Of o Wheel
ing man by Charlestonian, or ex-
Charlestonian, as custodian OF building
belonging to this city. Fourthly, the Dem
ocrats In general do notappreciate the.ex-
PLANTATION which It Is alleged Governor,
Wilson makes, that Janitor Voltz's sue
cessor is now Marion county. man, and
that he owes this place 10 Marion county,
because that county nominated aud
elected" him.
IL was rumored yesterday that a Charles
tonian was to succeed Allen Davis as toll:
keeper out the pike. II this position were
in the gift OF Gov. Wilson this report
would not for a moment be doubted, but
the Board Of Public Works controls this
appointment, and this may stand In the
way Of the Charlestonian who expects
Al - . |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
a WHEELING Roy
The Hero of the puesFus Roller Rink

The Hero of the BueSrus Roller Rink
Romance.
The public is already familiar with the
story Of the marriage at Bucyrus, Ohio, Of
aweallby young woman, Miss Rebccca
Kearsley, an heiress worth over half a
million in her own right, and a "Pro.
fessor" Of the art Of roller skating, j. @.
Osborne. Osborne came to Bucyrus and
applied for tho position Of instructor at
the rink, which was operatedby man
named Bronson. He failed to secure the
position, and then started o private school
TO teach roller skating. Miss kearsley
was among his pupils, and they were
married after few weeks acquaintance
Osborne received $4,000 from the
friends Of the young lady to leave her,
which he did, but he was afterwards ar
rested for receiving money under false
pretenses.
a gentleman who knows Osborne, and
has seen him since lie was released on
bail, says he is an old Wheeling boy, for.
merly q resident OF the Island, SON OF
Mr. Amos Osborne, now OF Ohio. Young
osborne Is well known in this vicinity as
an expert sleight Of hand performer, hay-
ing travelled about alone and with various
combinations giving entertainments as a
magician. lie became an expert skater
several years ago, when the skating craze
inst ragged mildly, and since it became
violent has, so the story goes, taken I'D.
vantage oil the rage TO coin shekels as an
instructor In Kinks. The outcome OF the
complications In which his romantic mar.
rage has involved him, remainsto DO seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

TltE only paper recorded by Recorder
Hook yesterday was deed made by
George Hockler and wife, conveying to
Peter Bachman parts OF lots Nos. 167 and
1853 in Chapline and Eoff's addition, stu
ated on the west side Of Chapline street,
in tho Fifth ward,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

ThR Wheeling Skating Club will hold
their first Grand Mardi Gras Carnival
at the Island rink on Monday evening,
February %. The floor Of the rink will
be given to all who may wish to skate
during the evening, except from $3.50 to
$50, at which time the masqueraders
will occupy the floor, with an appropriate
programme. The rink will be kept open
ill 4 o'clock on that evening. = I. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
TOR RENT.
EoR RENT
OR SALE.
FoR RENT.

I One seven roomed House, with gas and lAtA
room. on South Front street Three SIX ponsl
Houses, with gas and hath room, On South Fnti
street. One eight roomed House. with EAl al
water, on South Broadway. One I've rOOmel e.
tAge on Delaware street Ono five TOOmtl Cotilfl
on Delaware street, stable on lot. One iTe fOoned
Cottage on Kentucky street. AlAble Oh lOt w
three roomed Cottage on Ohio street. stAbe Ha y
fAl0 W. X j. STONE
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WAsHfYoroy, D. O., Feb, Isl A, NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slowly
rising temperature, fair weather, winds
slliiting southefly, lower barometer, fol-
lowed by localsnows Wedneadaymorning
For the Lower Lake, fair weather., west
erly to southerly winds, slight rise In tenn
pefature.
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MORNING GRoRY baking POWDER, al
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
grocers. G.S. FKENY, proprietor,
81 ~ 14l0 Main street.
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited 4
call and see our stock.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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TnEsR came very near being very Sc
rious accident at Handlan's crossing on
the South Side yesterday morning. An
engine went by at pretty. rapid rate Of
speed without ringing its bell, and mar
rowly missed street car in which were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

SEE the exciting event at the Capitol
Rink this evening Tor the gold medal and
the championship OF the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

NRw YoRx, Feb lO-c Cotton flrma 10 s,lGa7 lice;
futures dull February II alc: March I L 2Gc April
1lS0p; May j. a0c; Juno lI.iac: July ils57c; Au.
gust l.6Co: September i 9GH; October 10 SOC; No
yember 10. &c; December l0.eTc -
CINCINNATI. o.. sFeb.iG-c Cotton quiet AZ 1919.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

TuR sec nd great race fohthe gold ,medala
and amateur Championship OF the State
this evening az Capitol Rink, between
MastersR 7. poyener and Bickle sheps
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;UoR RENT.
FR0M. ApRMi FIRST NEXT.

Two rooms IN Holloways Block, IN Dridrpo't
Ohio, now occupied by s. woodeoCk, one 81 lafd'
ware store, and the other rs q TIN aud Sbtet I've
for The buslnlM,
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81 PlAips opened yesterday fresh
Ipling goods, and vorylIieh, ut
i. u. cGiiIixd Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

NV ioKK, Feb. l0.-The demanl has been Of
very light pSoportions owing 10 raln storm oil
day aud like lnterupilots 10 request and move.
meut wipiertty Is or Oswcgo Mills worsicd suit.
inp, Laphhmls o. fancy all wool ca,simeres and
BERKSHIRE 81 aud 6.i Union caSSImertS npeued I'd
allmAfkets today for the reception 81 orieB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
fro.en MP IN INC south.
The following postal card, received yes
terday, .eSplAins itself: Is. a

terday, eSp!Ains itself:
NASHVILLE, TESS, Feb. II.
10 lIe Editor Of the Iattiligeloe. "a
sIR:-Thls Is the ''snnny South - forty
degrees below zero; the Wheeling people
are all froze up. ~ -.
Elm GROVE CRowD.
The elm Grove crowdi must have
their thermometer in IN ice-cream freezer.
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corn ssfong and hishlr. insyti.
taIdy VI dc hrnpt IN fhe Il "a ensedI
e ard closed e over e!titr,iAy elsn .st,lA
ci lebipasy el9,edi ~ Il 81
Sod q Sitee Nay IL eloied u oats
steady aud pnch regl tutnfes can
and February 2ll2fc, AAseh =, ~ "a 49,
~ clestd a. lye q' ~ ~ ~
iEIaxseed quiet md rnehanged at ~ ~,
f6fl sunse tfled. fenerily highff and In fulatt
within tnedeae mnsei early hnyateel ly1Aies.i
lted back sax and closed steldy y msglli5n
fisuFts cab sl febtnafy 80 t0i March ~ ~
aiSjJ closed II slg5 ale Aptll 81 lealS lI5si
closed Al si9 15al3 May ~ l1lkalg ~ closed
eiAis lal Glelr aSd sai s aIIss
March zoo1705e, eioled ~ Apsii
Nike: May 7.l75Eal.Slc, closet AZ Ill1,<S9I1c
Bulk meats steedy with q hir ,demandi Ahepldens
IS0al p0ni short clcAf 690lG go; short NIB
660c, WhiSlty steady aud unchanged q y l6,
Butter and seges firm and unchanged. Afternoon
I0Ard.-M Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Uais
February March and IS MHy M
unehatged. Lard stead aud tlt1n; lNpril and Nay
advanced 21Ee.
.PIntGbE1IInA, PA, Feb is. = Flour quiet Ohio.
Indiana, s. Louis and souihern Illinois u vi
%; Spring, rateft, ss 00a5 IS Rye 1our quiet a.
SSSAS60 Wheat dull but drmt advanced 70 in
sympalhy with New York and Chiesso inAfEsfsi
No I'D feersEy ss9se; I arc, s ma sHd
dfn; mixed lSltet low mixed, steamer. 0kei
steamer No. 2 yellow 81 70; Nd. 2 mixed February
6lA5lIsG: March IsAtSttc; May 5I11taisI$c oSeits,
lwhite 9SiIc; No. 2 white. February. 50 4ASl ici
March % GSIc: April 81 May SG55c Pro
visions IN tllr demand. Eel, city family
DO packet li5e LoEE new met. W. PTi 1as
s 0Oc; sielm 7.25c Butter firm for high gndes;
creamery extras Sc; western dairy extras 2oc;
ys QUIET and stsay; ex - e; cheeie dnli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0G EIhih ~
" with Valuable Lands, near The CITY iOt -

7lNUUNTRYR ESIUENUEl W. ". r. 81
~ with Valuable Lands, near The CITY, Nv -
Asism compelled 70 move TO the city w Y ~
my residence together with much OF W. W., nj
farm and Garden Lands, 70 Suit pifcihlNlt.s "a
don't SellWili rent There u on the pla ss, N
tenant house; Allo large new stAblg, N I'd u
other needIil outbnildlnl. There afe ~, q
lan1S which has been enriched with huP \, n ~
loads 81 good stable manure, hAule1 9n hI,tisj
last two yean Most Of the land Z well y 49,
gardening pulpee There = ae9 ~, Ii ~
heIdS, "a lArgd poftion % The land Z Welidsfstl
and elIg1hiy Indlted l0f Building I1h wv !nrgStqAi
" such II wanted. Bone have been 9 ii, G,SSrshis
on. Terms win DO made easy and 70 SUI p,ISSb1
On. For further information az, ,IRIRLX
az M, a. p L A'A'A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

( NEW YoRE, Feb. iG.-Fiour dull, receipts 5000
barrels; exports 2200 barrels. Wheat Ipnt grades
tribe better; options steady; receipts =, 900 buSh.
hlstexports uone; No. 2spring giei No. ) red Ola
elet 30. wbiIe gles nilgraded Nhlts giaelct No.
red March, SAles 3eS 900 bushels q Qo clos,
Ing az 9Cs{ei April sales 1900 bnihels d sl5ia
923c closing Vt gllfc; Nay, sales lolG 900 bushels
II 70 SA9i 70, closing ~ e1ci June tales "a 900
btShels NJ 9tsaeS4 e, closing At go, July, snles
1900 bushels II pi5Sc Corn, gpot lots iSGlc and
options % higher receipts ~. 700 hushols; OK.
ports le6 90 bIth0ls. rnsfadod 6ias2Ne: steamer
Ne. 2feetu9ry closing q 80; March
AZ ta3fci May 4qli9c, closing Attgc; steamer Feb
fiGTy SO la5ia; March lg5ic, Oats ka5Sc highaf;
receipts l62po bushels expoIls 5000 bushelS;
Heltefn mlxpd g6a97tse. Nhite western S5aioc.
Hay, demand ALI and market hml Coffee, spot
fair; no lEW options dull and slightly lower;
May aO5c. June 6i0ls.lbct July 8 sc;
August $50 sugar gnl0t and Etcedyj cen.
triiugAr 69.l6c; refined quiet and weak
cut Loaf 63fa; powdered q RfannlAtHd 81
MolAsses gpnolmnged and quiet. Rice aTm and
hirly 4etiye. IalloE itus Rosin dull Eggs, DO.
rnapd tslE and market fEn o. PofK guile.
iISher. ccut.sst grade spot So, March 50;
4pfll i.toli. oct Nay 7.fis7 90: June So;
Inly. 7,dlc Butter demand lalr and market arm.
Cheese QUIET and EtcAdy
CtTIcA6o, Ills, Feb. 1G-Flouf dull and un.
changed. Wheat quiet, early prices stfctfihed on
rcpoTts oi damage 10 growing winter ,Rhtat and
sAtipuAl war news aud dyaneed ~, later
declined lfc, Advanced ri iliictuAted and closed
cyst siass ale e! g, Eebrusty
April "a closed ~ 5al Il; May SO
- * closed al q No. . ie1eo spring n ~
IsjSeil No q 40 G,ails No z rfdi e0tt No 1 nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of The Money and Stock Mar.

NV York. Feb. l6.-Mouey la1K percent,
closed at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper las
percent Sterling Exchange bankers bills I'm.
changed OF 81 So demand 81 SIX.
0oyIRSMISTs- Unchanged except for b, which
are 4 percent higher at 10iA bid. Business was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
sALR-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten Acres Of choice high bottom land, d. nla
below wheeling on Ohio River and b. q y. - =
improved by q substantial brick house, u lo -
maple, sugar and poplar tees. Also, GgOJd Ss'
7 - NV. HoGE& BRO. 800 uhrEass
OR. w. MORROW, 90 the premises. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

OPENED at E. NJ. McGfIlin / Co.'s, Royal
TicotS in new coloring, for tic early
spring trade. 49,. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
SALE OF

VALUABLE ST0CEsii A.,
shall offer al public Sale AZ The lrol! do3i q "a ~
Court House OF Ohio County, West NltGiun., ID
ATuRDAY, FEBRUARY y, 1855, OcEliA'Hs ~"
O'clock A. Y. ,,C,
12t Shares wheeling and Belmont BnIgeV"
601.lO Shares CitIzenS' Street Railway 70
CO Shares Washington Hall Association
I Shares Pire aud Marine InSunhrrCO'
% Shanas Exchange Bank. -, a., XII,
81 Shares Merchant National lAnk Of he' We
ginIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

The following shows the range Of the
as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Monday:
4 AN; % ~ NJ, 24e;; 5 r. NJ, 252pii sR.
N. 2le - GF fss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
AIso. roR sane oR REyr.

One double twos story frame Dwelling HssS
In Kifkwood, Of eight rooms.
Possession given Immediately. EnquiNoi
~ rgtfrsi II W ~ IiIN TOIgIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
a.nr Sale.

FoRs SALE.
valuable Real Esta.o on n. < corner TEtnu'
fourth and Market Streets In the City Of whettA!'
", Va. lot 10 ieet by GO feet; now occupied Ss
]. nlitnz - wagon and blacksmith shop
WV. EOGE & BRO,
apo 100 Make. srttt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
Petroleum,

BRADFoRD, Pa, Feb. 1d.zCrude OH steady; Ea.
tlonAl Tmustnnd Tide Water rtlnafo- Saturday aud
Sunday - SO barrels: total shipments 100 6S bar
tels; charters not reported .clsaEAnees as, 900
barrels; Eationat Ttansit Certificates Opened ut
90 lowest price Of the day closed al lie; highest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
AcaTd.

The committee having In charge the
management Of the Elk's Benefit Ball, 10
bdheld at Franzhe.m's Hall this evening,
desire TO return It's sincere thanks to Mr..
II. y. Norton, the hospitable proprietor OF
the New AfcIlufe House, for his Kind oiIiar
extending TO II the use Of his hotel, and
also to Messrs. Rose q Entler, the gentle.
menly managers Of tie popular Chapilne
Street Rink, for their generous action In
placing their commodiona hall Of IT. dis
posal.
ccaaltrrEE Elg's BssEgI+ BALL.
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Sislahd.
SEcoNb!Hl.Al.ND'5| q EHISa
NJ ANTED.

Gents Wishing 10 dispose 81 cast on Wearing Ap-
uascl, icSli shcts, 40, sill DO well:.c notify
JUSTIN lhe second hand Dealer,
oc7 isa5 Naket rs, oppctile fclioihea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
'EoR SALE.
yAIyAplE con- pRorERrY,

Situated on W., r, ARE R., (old IIetppaeld iDGSII
two miles east 81 the City Of Wheeling, W Va ~ ~
about two mile from Ohio river, consisting 70
acres Of coal and % acres Eurtace AllI o.
known u the "WilloH Glen Coal Proesnyppo
nyi IS0O Market stltst..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

TaE second great race Tor the gold medal
and amateur championship Of the State
this evening ct Capitol Rink, between
Masters r. P. Doyener and Blckel shep.
pard. 49,.
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--' v I- WIN. p. HuBBtRp.
AdminIstntotoi The ESiats Of -. rnnneI Est 81 :
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PROHIBITION DEAD

BUT THE FUNERAL POSTPONED
IL. me Hope q Re.useitasIsn- Lacks hut
two Votes Of Adoption Another Prepo.
J siiion shish Maybe pashsd Through
and Accomplish the Same End.
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RxeursIon Tielets 10 Sew .,rlean n

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on oraddress j. G.. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, VIVA.
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DosI neglect the IlnaerNear Sale.
f. n, AIcj iIlLIS a Co,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
NOgales Notes.


 Business fn Nogales Is better than it was ten dsys ago and Is picking up steadily.
 $. W. Carpenter has moved into bis new drug store, opposite La MAripOsa, where he will keep full line of drugs and perfumsIiss-
 In our last issue we mentioned that the owners of the Nogales grant had commenced suIt against one McCul- tough, whereas 1t should have resd, the CalabasAs grant.
 About ten new buildings are in course of erection in the city; among these are the magnificent store of Mir. Ullmsn, the new school house. the new CatholIc church and large bildiDg on Mob Hill for a lodging house.
 The statement to the effect that the yellow fever prevailed in Guaymas, is a humbug. We passed three days of this week in Guaymss, and We don't think 1t possible for yellow fever to exist there under the present circumstances.
 John Anderson, of the Nogales Bank, left for Ortiz, Thursday night; Mir. An derson has lately forwarded about TO- 0O0 pounds of freight to the Bronzos mines, where operations are expected to commence on a large scale shortly.
 A very large amount of freight IS being handled by F. II. Goodwin at the depot, just at present, the greater part of 1t having come through from Europe. in bond via San Francisco, and con signed to Ullman & Co, NOgales.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Ivy Keeps the wan Ury. Hand and V-.farT


 Let any one examine any ivy covered wall. and they will discover the leaves hang down. one over another, from the highest point tO which the plant attains to the ground, forming an ornamental shield that casts or the rain and prevents its beating against the wall. conveying it from leaf to leaf downward. preventing its ever coming in contact with or moist ening the walls while the clinging nature of the plant, intended for the purpose of adhesion, thrusis its shoots into the crew ices as roots and claspcTs. according as it asCends and acts as SD many sucking 2 engines. extracting and drawing away for the nOurishment of its own luXuriance whatever moisture the walls may De sup posed tO attract Or imbibc from the at. mosphere. No walls are dryer, or so dry, as those to which ivy forms permanent external covering
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25
Prepartng for War
suppressIng The Arab,s Friend.

Professor Sarsspsrilla Hunter then offered the following resolution:
 Resolved, Dat in dis struggle between England an de Arabs, ds sympathIes of dis club go out for de latter"
 "You offer dis, do you P queried the President, as he looked from the paper to Sarsaparills and back.
 ~Yes, sab
 "You sympathize wid de Arab, do yOu?r
 "Yss, sah."
 "Any pertickler reason?'
 "A very great reason, sah. De Arab am seeking to abolish slavery in Eng land"
 There was a period of silence so deep and painful that Shindig Watkins blister ed his heel On the hot stove without re- aliZing 1t. Brother Gardner finally said:
 "Givead8m Jones an Pickels Smith will take de Professor to the ante-roOm an rub be back of his neck with a cold brick. If dat dosn' effect cure, we'll send him to the idiot asylumw
 The Professor acted like one who had been knocked down by brick house, and, after the rubbing prOcoss ai,va referred to had been completed, cXPi-, ed that the resolution had been drawI Y by tin peddler, who had promised DiiI new tIn-pan to present it.-DetTClt Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THERE ssoms 10 be considerable anx- isty acerning the fate of Council bill " 5o, amendatory of section 10, chap Ter (, Compiled Laws, reducing the rate dmterest on county warrants from ten to seven per cent. The published jour- lals show that this bill passed the C-uncil on March 2l, was messaged to the House on March 3i, referred to the Jl1iciarv Committee on March 9th, re- ported back with recommendation that # do pass, on March 7th, was indefinite y postponed by the House on March 5.h and SD messaged back to the Coun- ci. on March 10th. This action effect ua-y disposed f the bill and the rate ot interest on county warrants remains the same as before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

THEY have found a new, or rather an
 old. medicinal spring near Santa Fe' which, from the highly dlsagreesbls taste of its waters, is supposed 10 con tain many health giving properties. The idea seems to prevail that the more offensive the taste the greater are the virtues of the water of a spring. Bilge water bottled and nicely labeled could be easily sold as a rare mineral water with doubtless as good results as are obtained from the many so-called medicinal springs. An instance of the discovery Of a remarkable spring or well Of water was noted in Tucson not many years ago. The we'll produced ordinarily good wa ter for time after it was made, but tbere suddenly came a change m the tsste and flavor of the liquid and all who drank copiously of it were sure It WAS splendid sulphur water and very valuable. No doubt ssnitarium would have been constructed around it but Tor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

IRE Tucson hens have abundant reason to feel very proud. They consti- tute the only animate or inanimate thing in the Santa Cruz valley Tn whose favor discrimination is made in the price of its products. Tucson eggs sell at this time for forty cents per dozen, while California or eastern eggs bring but thirty cents. This is indeed highly encouraging to the Santa Cruz hens and ought to induce a large poultry immigration. 4 neighbours covet- ousness and the malaTial fever are about the only natural enemiel to poultry in ;his country, but wi.a the discrimina- ton m prices SC largely In favor of the product of the poultry yard these should be no formidable obstacles to any we'll meaning and ambitious hen.