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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

THE hostile Apsche5 aTe bearing out the predictions Of Mr. ". Parks and others. who have foretold exactly what has happened ID the past week, even to the route they would take. The casualties must fl course vary from cir cumstanceS, bu: Mr. Park lo' ks for a consolidation of the several bands now acting iniepe dently of each other, whel biooiy time will follow. We do not know what the m!l,tsTy force Is do- ing, bu; every one can readily diScern what it is Lot doing. The movements 10 intercept the hostIles n the DszgOons and WhetsJones, while well intead, |, will prove fruItlsss. If we jadSe the lu- ture by the past. The visit oi General Sheridan Is timely, and unless his visit Is to oe mere superficial matter of form, he will have au opportunity to see hot traIl The situation Is serious ID eastern Arizoua and western New Mex ico, ana if the government does not soon show some energy in meeting the emergency our own people should or ganize for self proiecti n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

By the consolidation Q; New Mexico
 with Arizona is will become necessary
 10 c1ange he department headquarters.
 In Ar.z0as, Prescott Gas enjoyed tha;
 | stincti1l te-s.ofore. and in New Mex
 ic0. S1nta Fe was selected. Tn the
 present condition ot affairs neither of
 these points cT-E the facilities usces- sary for the proper regulation Of mil tary matters, the one f.um its remoi s- ness from rail Transportation aud the other from i,s great dis;arCe from tue
 ual scenes Of Indian warfare Fort Huachucs, Fort BoWIe 6n T Fort Bayard are all likewise removed from ;he line of railway and afT,rd no facilities fer a base of supp ies nor for toe outfitJiue Of expeiitionery forces. DemIn2 is not
 provided with adequate government
 buildings and yrouads and much valuR-
 ble time would be losi ID mskipG even te enpOraTy preparations for the various department head, wi,h their dePOts of FAffAlcT. III A.AhALA bhGA AAE abN ft4NA
 of the various e2i ting post-, with their facilities 10 meet al the necessary re- qniremenis of cJnvsuieuce aLd comfort, there IF none that comes nearer hlliuR the bill than this city, with Fort Lowell in It's ruburns. We are on trans-contI- nen al liue oi railway with facilities of transportation and communication that rsmIfy every point of the compass; he rs lNay division hea5quHri,r, with spec ial Tail sccommudatous at hand iu Gas, uf emtr1, ncy: with military pest c uveuIeuJiy mar to accpumodate any fo'ce tLst may be nsc-s Hry tO ren- q zvour. with buildings, ,heiter and wAter; ciiy with ample supplies in every hne of rnerchaudI-r, aad in fac len thousand advantages over almost any other locality m the enlarged Ce- partment. Gen. Crook need have To lear Of the sharp fao,rs of the local press; they will cItIcIzs just as fear lessly no matter where he my chuos, L. locate E headquarters. ana they are just ss ready and quicx to recogaizz and commend such meut az cifcum dances develop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

THE S:ar Is very vague and indefinite in its charges against the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly, and, without 8 particle of evidence It jumps st conclu. sions of jobOery and veuslIty. We wiI not presume to argue a question with one whose position cau only be defibed as "irruiDst the government" for I; would be lBbor lost to cRst pearls lefore swine. If our morning and mourning contemporary really knows of any 'S6N specuiat. that Is s proper matter of inquiry by a graad iury, he had better appear before that body aud speak hIs little piece.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

FROM division headquarters the news comes that Gen. Crook is collecting h. dIsns scouts, and that no movement will be made against the hoshles until these are secured. The deducti is tbat the bloody murders will be permitted to go on and when the hosules arc safely rendezvouse1 in their stronghoids, g violent military demonstration will be. gin. If it were not for the tragedy what a farce it would be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05


 ALL that IS mortal If The great stGies- man who was so recently elevated b. the people of this grand nation to the sec ond position within their gift, WAS to- day consigned to the tomb. His mute and ll.eless form was oblivious to ;he honors so sincerely paid ;o his memory, but let us hope that his spirit, crowned with glory more rs1i- ant than earthly nan can conceive, has looked down upon the ceremonies about the empty tenement of clay with an approving smile and hEs sent forth s benediction of peace and good will to all it's kindred of the nation. Far beyond the obscuring clouds of partisan surroundings We can recognize the vir- tues and merits of the man, and forget ful of sll uncaaritsble whisperings we can but blend our sorrow with that of mourning nation upon the sudden waiting away of the great msn-the President of the United states Thomas 4. Hendricks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

4 MuE>ING cOutt mporary express s unbounird confidence in the sbII,ty of C neral Crook to settle the Apachr troubles and it predicts that within three months he SIll have acted "so as to give our people a permanent and lasting pebee." We fully agree With our esteem d contemporary. About three m lths more of such settlement" of the question ss IS nov proceeding. the same permanent Uni lasting peace '" that has come ;o Saeriff Ben Crawford and scores of others in the past few days, will exteLd over large area of Apache Land.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

HE people of the east, who read of Indian murders in Arizona are apt to think the dangers from this source pre- vail throughout the entire Territory. Such is not rhe fact however, IS only P, very insignificant area of the great Ter ritory is afflicted with the dreadful curse. Travel by rail is never molested, and from a point west of the Dragoons, life and property are fully as safe as anywhere in the east.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

| How to bulld up town ls not general | ly known, or at l. a-t is not general, .racticed. The following suggestion might well be considered by Iown V, two Of:
 Talk abou. 1t. Write about It. Help to improve i;.
 speak sell about II. BrautIty sud adCIn i:
 Patronage home merchants.
 Advertise m home newspapers. Elect good men to the offices.
 Stcpnd the ef.rts oi pubic spirited citiz ns.
 If Sou have money invest t In some thing. employ oomeb Idy; be a red hor "rustler"
 r. you don't think of any good word to Say, keep your muuth shut.
 Remember that every dollar you iu- vest ID permanent improvement l. tn rt much on interest.
 Be courteous % strangers that come among you, so they may go aHay with good impF, scion.
 Always ch-er on the men who 20 n for imprUy. mebts: yoUr portion of the cost will be nothing only what Is just.
 Dtp't E'ck Ht bBy IruI ustd necessary improvement because it Is not at your own door. or for fear yplr taxes VIII be raI-ed fifteen cents.
 Don; use rubber stamps on your sta tioLtTy. That ls dead give away" ou y UT own bash ess, on tue town and on tue papers printed ID it.
 Don't send truIn your town for any ar. ticle You can get at hoGe uulsss you w-nt your business interest to fail.
 Doa'i be s drag to the community. Don't croak and eTUSl and IGL uOWu yOur neighbors who are trying iO better th- town. bu. lend cheerful assistance.
 And above all ;hiags, done let q badly patroDized paper be published in your town. IL is the wort advertisement ii can have. Away from home a town Is judged ty its papers, and If they lack tnri't and enterprise, are poorly patron iZvd. the impression goes abroad that II i~ dead tosn. Pai7Onize your papers hbersily or have none at all Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05


 4 WASHINGTON telegram says the Sec retary of the Interior has decided tu have 9 thorough lnvestiga;i"n made or all the oli Mexican land grants in New Mexico, Arlzona snd California, both ihose for wDIch Pl;ents have been is-ued ani t.O-e for which Ere sill. pending. | IS pr gosed alsn to g.ve some at en- tipn to grant which have teen con .irmsd by Congress, pot that the depart ment has any power to set them ns de but iu Drier To show the methods by wGich their confirmation was secured. Iu other w"rds, 10 stow that Congress can b. humbuEsed very easily. A great many If these grants are fraudulent be- yond question, both these which are still pending Hud those which have beeu pa 'enttd, and they involve much valua- be mineral and ranch property. A good deal of New York capi'tl Is Inv.s'ed ID them, and "promorers" are n,w on Wall street with others for sale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

GOVERNOR Ross. of New Mexico, has been phtnomeually Euccsseful iD his efforts L. become the best hated man m the Territory. He has acquired the per sonsl dislike of half bis own party snd al Of his polite J oppnoents. Ills inaug- uration Nss concvited imitation Of the legendary habits of Montezuma, and hIs ofhcisl record Is partakInS some what of the mustiDess Of that age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

HE wisdom of consolidating New MexIc1 with the Department of Arizona has been completel. neutrslzsd by the retention of General Crook iu command. Perhaps. however. be has too many troops and wants latitude for them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

THE tide has turned in the national exehequer, and the public debt state ment shows an increase of four and a half millions for the month of No Yamhar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

TIE evil ffen,s of cold water is psin fully apparent in the case of an AtlsDts expounder 9t prohibition, who has be come wildly insane ID the enthusiastic advocacy of the csnse. He is now feast ing on bread and water in an 8sylum.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

INDIAN COMMISSIONER ATKINS very considerably closes his annual report with the deepest expressions of sym pathy with the efforts of the war depart ment to control the Cniricahua Apgcbes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

How often do We hear of the sudden fatal termination of a case of croup when a young life might have been saved by the prompt use ot Ayer's Cher " Peotoral! Be wise in tune, and keep bottle of it un hand, ready for instant uAP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

The question b " far an object on the surface of a level plan can be removed fl n man before b curve 10 the earth 's surfsce makes 1t invisible mHy be Bn- swered ss follows: Tue depression Cf tbe curve o' rbe es-tb's surface IS for two miles 2.67 f-et. threr miles SIX feet. four 10 ls- 10 67 feet, SIX miles, twenty four feet, ten miles sIxty-s.1 feet, and fifteen miles, l50 feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

Dr. W. !. Waite has reee ved notice from tie Commissioner of Pensions that rne application of John Zimmerman, the almost helpless vetrrs D, for a pension Elil oe sdvancei 10 immediate consider atlpn upon the receipt of certain sddr- lonRl documents that were enclosed to MT. NbIefor signature Mr. Whites personal efforts has secured such il fiu- ence that \ worthy object will b. sYeed- liy attained, and helpless Q d man will be put in ss mforts ble condition dur ipR his few declining days as the sccum. nla.ed endowment SIll admis of,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
Rather Mixed.


 Somehow or other. my boy, this old Svrid seems to be getting away pact mr oou't seem tO each ou, som how n. Beechef declares bimself a Cleve. land l.spublican, then Mr, CartIs pr,.- clums himself an Ira Daveu port Demo. crst, aud now the Rev. Madagascar Man. gasIrlan declares that he l. a Bob IG. geisol Pres5s terIah. 5m iust q! ting day hy day for Garrison tc get out O! his gr ave long enough Co declare insclf a pro slavery sbolitioDIst. and then I am soIng tc join the kom.n Ca hol c Order 't American PrctestantS ana see ( ite Inch Americans can't do some lug for the An-rIc Irish ID Ensh.b .Tisobs. l tell you, my son, these are -tirung tmes, and man must be blind Y te cannot feel the low u uutterings of distant ihuUter that smells to heaven in fLe clmmt rIan darkness of its glariag Oiyg!otery. l suppose it's all right, m son, but I don't uI dersthnd IL at all. snd To th-nkfal tha; don't, and that J don't ce-ire To understand IL, flor in mu 'a vls dom is much grief, and he that iucressvtb knOs ledge Increaseth sorrow .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

OESEhAL 1EDtk uht rull uiIClh4ia , and Gen. Sheridan has reiterated, that only ,eH hostile, Indians are eng geG in the present raid and that they had gone south and would De in old Mexico in Q few days. Ihis We must believe IS the truth. The route they have taken IS through the Dragons and Wdt tstODes, towards the P,ia-onias. OGr dispatches thIt are equally es reliable, show that the hostiles are leaving broad trall Of blood in sn eatirely different direction and hundreds Oi miles from where the In lians gre officially reported to be, and thst of the band of ten officially eleven passed within three miles of Duncan, n Graham county, on Tuesday night, nnd the others are breaking up into beEds of fifteen or twenty. IL l. quite evident that the ApEcbes possess ia superior degres a mysterious method of matEematicsl calcula- lion that Is far hsyond the day and generation Ci OUT civilization and culture, when eleven, together ~ith several Pa-'ies of fifteen CT twenty can b. sub,ra:ted from ten and siiil leave a hot trail covered with blood. Thers Is methng wrong iu the military under standing Of thi- matter, and it looks ss trough GsronimO's yisit to the TeseIya- ton vas ru>e io enable large nGm
 Der of his relatives thereon 10 escape by another rUi.e aud jan Lim elsewhere. Tae old chief hIs been dragging the troops by the n1se. yulgarly speaking. all around the country, ID the very useful capacity of undertakers, to bnTy the muti!s.ei dead on their trails. Their raids gre but series of sue -esses most brilliantly achieved and
 most teroicaIiy unc-e.ked. There IS something radically wrong in this busi- Less aud the r'cori of mismaual ement
 Is being writer ia blood all over our fair valleys anu silrery hills. calling for vengeance i' ju';:ca i- longer denied us.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

"As familiar Gs household words"
 comes the Daily Tombstone Epitsph, resurrected from the journalistic chaos in ths. city of doleful petroDymIc. It is like meeting an old friend after many years of absence and es.range-
 ment. and we hesrtily welcome it back to active lie In the grand old party. We like the tone of its announcement and heartily commend its closing words: We are free to and exercise tbe right 10 criticise all wrong-doers. We will not lend our columns for the purpose of de- flaming the character Of private citizens; our whole aim aud desire will be to make Gn honest. fearless paper, and one that wIll commend Itseli to our people regardless Of party affiliations"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
How iO BuiId up a Town

How 10 build up town is DO; general iy known, or at l. ast Is not geuerHll! prac,iced. The following suggestion might veil be considered by Io~n ve two Of:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

again sent sent her card 10 tue mSu
VINO thought to evsde an interview.
The would-be obdurate senator sent
back tho same message only to receive
the reply that the lady said she would
see him, and would keep her seat until
he came out. The kindly nature Of the
Kentucky senator as well as his gall
lantry appealed TO him, and forbade
him TO keep her on guard too long, and
he gracefully submitted 10 the inevita-
bic. He tried to speak grulfly as he re-
marked when he met her, 81 sent
word that would not see
your She answered sweetly, al
know you did, and ] hope
that you received my message
that I would remain until / did 500
YOU" Forthwith she proceeded to state
her GRAND, and in the most captivating
manner urged the need of such hOspi-
tai as the one she was now advocating,
aud that. 1t was especially adapted to
| Washington; that IL would fail ii not as-
sisted by congress. She convinced the
senator, In spite OF his better Judgment,
and not only that, but he adds, in telling
the story, that Mrs. Logan never lob
bies, and only usos legitimate means
when she wants something she has sci
her heart upon. Mrs. Logan wrote
down the sum wanted, and Senator
Beck put 1t through as an amendment tC
the proper Legislative bill, and it passed
only the amount is cut down from Sl7,
900 to $500, A half loaf is better thar
n0ne.-[ COurier-J ournal,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
CITY ELECTION

MI AZ uNALiit DALLAS, MARCH Z. lSSi.
AZ ln accordance with Tie Chatter Of trs
Vllt .hu 70 rsuiulun of the Cl.y Council.
1opIiey ON The third day OF tlo prceppi
i,l9'.ln' I'm election 5 directed 90 tc held I'M
IIn,9l 3, s,eytIgl wards OF The municipality, on
TUESDAY, APMhI 1855. tho same 'l,iro
INST rue day after lrl Monday In said
monlhi Tor the election OF the fo,ipviu
named officers, to.vil;
a Mayor.
A street superintendent. should that nj
nen pe croutod prior To- suid election by the
Legislature nov Tn session,
one Alderman from cDch ofthe six war. o.
lot iull term oftwo years.
one Alderman frOmthc Foutfh Ward a., an
the uneNpiCd term OF b.. &. Smith. rosignrJ
Ono Alderman itOp the sixth Ward Ia nil
resigned i"""'
one School Director from each of the six
III. The voting places ana presiding officers
H. the First Wnrt, at the Court. house. C.
NJ. Terry presiding uillccr,
80 N z. tne see9nd Word 90 ucsrs Store; o. p.
o. rec pIesiui b Orlcug
IN ine Llim Warl, ut Roy's Grocery store
Nn'lyr ,gi Ross avenue and HnrwoOd street .
W.. II. Best Presiding oflicor.
lu ihe tolrih WUrl, 40 tho corner of Nm.
wy anu Park slreeisi David Goslin, prosld-
In thc Finh Ward, at the Fl.e Points
Store, ot the Intersection ofCommurlc incl.
presiding officer. ''''i
Ia the riath Want, 9t tho store. west cor.
nee oil lave Opk and uawRius siutote. W. "a
Norton, presiding officer no
Sa'd election shall be conducted ln sc,nrd-
Rnco with sections three mud cirht of III
Nhur,cr, and section NX, arilcle s',"p orib,
Slaie constitution, prescribing the gunlidSe.
uoo oi Noictsi rs shown ON pages tFirir,p
NnG fourteen the printed '"Cbnrter 1nI
Viuln'hcos ot The city ofnslngn
JOHN HENRY BROWN
...-..--.. Mayor pro t.iu.
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Galvanized or Painted
TnNsIL sTnnNnru. ZOO rnILNns.

y made from NO. y STEEL WIRES
EVENLY TWISTED and Is warran
ted to be uniformly stronger and Ia
present moro barh3 per rod being no tho
same time lighter, with the same size q
main wires, than any other style, In cnase
quehoe Of these combined advantages, We
nave good reason 90 believe that rs sales ar,
FIVE III les GREATER IMAM the united
H1le8 OF al othorA. After reviewing tleahOvt
statements and facts, the question arises
Can purchasers afford 10 mako g series or
experiment. With other cheaper mud les.
via y known styles nud grades Of win,
Whlrh Is manuf -iWet without Icsns-.
ana by TINS course lub.a0tls@ themselves o.
assessments for damages By HE United STATE.
Iour.ff ltl possible tbat th3 WHuuuctur.
cr5 oi unlicensed bprh wire mpy nhor 10 pro-
'aci Ll.it ltlrnt, but Nhu4 This protection
= oHWed VIZ respect 0Jllv g1gu 80 Jhl you
investigate thr ryspouHh.liir pt the suarpu-
teoora. Whilo we disc .rim uu5 iuttuUu. OBJ.
lnonorolling tho barb wire business. uu
readers VIII please remember thpt shore ~
iewi If any articles manufactured Hhlt
leave so small margin between actual br
cost and the price at which
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

Senator Beck says emphatically that
he endorses the opinion OF the man who
said the best thought OF tho Lords
Prayer was "Load us not into tempta-
uon," and, therefore, when hc (belng a
member OF the senate .g,piopriation
commltt,e) received nc the capitol the
card OF the wife OF Senator Logan, aud
knew tliat she came to argue him into
anvocs,ing nm appropriation for the
that he could not SEQ her. This ,lId not
discourage tho lady, who has had
years. OF experience In coaxinn man
TO change their minds In regard
TO legislation aud nominations, so she
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30
nrrAUTMTNr OF lNsuRANcI

IMPAIRMENT or INSURANCE. srN-
~ tstics aud History, Austin, TOXINS,
March 10 lsN.-IO no Whom 70 May
Concerns This istp certify that tho Pom.
sylyaniu Fire Insurance COMPANY, OF Iui..
udeiphla, lcnn-y ltgulU Inns Va Ull respect.
mlly complied with the lawsor Texas nsr.u.
dltlOns precedent TO its doing buslnc., I'm
this state, and that snid Company hollis N
Certificate OF Authority from this oincc vac
titllng II to do business in this state FOR
twelve months from the LIST dNy Of Jnuu nv.
lNNn, ~ The alst day Of December, 1885.
l.. ) l-GiNcn under my hand md seal. ut
written.
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