The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-14

VI " - '"i''.'s-' .h'i.$s Ssc' .li nNed= in this cite l.; rscn;ng from CIii!"n. As il Wa not knsNu ih. l exact d.ir ei |. ,sc BAiars arrival. many Cf ou, citizens were not aware of his presence in this ci;v. hence tn,
 Judge WIS rot diEturbsl by john r.. clam asr. r.v,h..r muswumrs who make ] 1t "a luint To ha.l,,v a new Dcnrrra;ic af To in'ce. whcncv,r they. arrive in his city. and that .loG Yoing boiler
 plate that desires opp~ition c"'a.S : uut in T .ircry manner this mor,,iuy ani announces that ",lrdg- Raracs did nc: arrive last night"
 Twenty lots of new "latheS j,pt f-. , c"ivss' at Su,nineriielj Drc-. Come 1 and SC" ihra! before purchasing else where Io-Il "Srur' s- ilterJ i, osIe cent cSr&d i. ! tn" daily expenses "f every. ,inn, wn. man and chi, ia the Union. This is certainly not d high cstnnite, lhit il would make y"sflr saving of S3.G5 d head, or S20o,75O.00a a year. In the three years of retrcnrhmrn: :. total of SG02 ,2J0.Ooo w0ulyt be obtained. This iHoncy. i,as to yp into something, never mind whether il be into dry goods. agricultural inn dement's, chat, t.ls or stocks and bonds. Now, while It t,as been saved, the earning cara- cities Oi the country have not dc creased. It is tue ecuuomizii,g ani steady making of money which fern. th" ''i. 5 .: the remerkablc change in .iine general tcnrper ot the business and speculative community Pcorl, feel that Aiey are better off and tl,s. they can embark in new venture.."
 c Summcr6-ld Bros. the e-best known sner1i'an,s in tl.c, Territory. always nsintain their rep itation for selling the beat goods for the least money.
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 The recent unsuccessful atlom,, by unknown parties t" i'urn t',.,. l.ro. buildings of the Southern pat .oc conn. pany. at Henson, fc.Lowing SO .oeif after 'he dcstrr.ction of the bridge ''e' ''' ''or rad. river, at Yuma, in 'i'cStSs r.na; the company i. beset by ehe'.IIe:. of the most desperate clss.- .nH.ndiariss-wllo, lik. hiacl-cioak, T , assassins, perform their dasiarlly work in the dark. IL can hardly be conceived that the recent acts of in ccniinrism Were committed by ,er- sons who have substantial interests in this territory. for every injury innict- rd upon the railroad company Is an , outrage upon every resident along : the line or within its influence. It is more reasonable tp suppose that they were committed by Irresponsible PCT sons-pCriiApS tramps-toi whom thc { company refused the privilege of its [ trains without compensation, auI wEo I n..vc no int. r,'st in Arizona or any where else. IL bci,orvcs all good citi- , ns 10 r-n.ler the company every as- -is,ancc in tllri. power to discover and bring to light inc williams who have 90 wantonly destroyed much valuable | property of the conpa ny, and whose acts oi vandAlism have endangered h'man life and interrupted trade in all i:s branches. The company offers substantial rewards for the arrest and conviction of the incendiarics and ! will very greatly appreciate any assis. = ance that may be rendered in bring ing the III ..creants to justice.-Tucs6n Times .'- 'S.bO IIuI.
 Lesser SummcrGeld said to-day thrt he was vcryzsurces.sa!i iu-Lis npw act last evening. ~ Et Just received q; Summcrfi, II Bros. 1 new lot of ladies' plain and bros.xd. | robes and cluaks, ulsters and -otl,. { wearing apparel. :. ., lo4 The ViHna I.u.liing has been rIas- ter,-d and blocked so as to represent l'i,ie granite blC, ks. g ,,. gsummerhcii istos. arc soiIng pply hrst-clAss scods and at lower prices than their opponents, who are Hing