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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28


 FOR the past several years it has been known that great frauds were b, ing per petrated in Chi ago ballot-b0x stufiinc and rather sharp practices, under the leadership of one Mickey Mackin and one M,Dpnall Mcdonald is a noted gambler and has the run, or rather tn bossing of all such establish ments, in Chicago. He has therefore no time to look after the elections, bui furnished much of the money necessary to enable Mackin to control things. Ia consideration Of this expenditure the city government, which has for several years been under Carter Harrison, ex. tended certain privileges to the gan. bling fraternity, through Mcdonald that enabled him to live like a prince He not only controlled the sack of the sporting fraternity, but was put at the head of the Democratic City Executive Committee and had the handling of that money also, and it has been an open secret in Chicago that this fiscal agent of the two parties-the DemocrRtIc party and tine sporting mems party-has put a good deal Of the money thus collected where 1t would do the most good from Mcdonald view Of the situation, that is-into the fiscal agents pocket. Mickey Mackin has also fared we'll at McDon- aids hands, but as the old adage says, ''it's long lane that has no turn, s so 1t proved In the case of Mickey Mackin. and McDonald's turn may come next. At the election in Chicago last fall, there was a precinct where the re- suit was given out on the night after the election, but when It was r, turned to the County Boerd it was found that the figures on representative had been changed. A very slight examination into the case made 1t apparent that the writing in the tally list had been chang cd and when recount of the ballots WAS made. It was found that a number of the ballots had been removed from the tox, and their places supplied with straigh Democratic ballots. all of which was brought out at the canvass. The law abiding people of Chicago were very indignant at the great fraud that had been pertrated and they determined to bring the rascals who dId the dirty work to punishment if it was possible. and to help secure that end S20.OOO was sub scrIbed. Mackin and three others were indicted by the grand jury then sitting, and the trial just closed resulted in their conviction. We have not yet learn ed what was the deci, ion Of the court, but 1t must be term of years in state prison. IL is believed that Carter Har- rlson, the present Mayor of Chicago. has been twice counted Tn by the fine work of these ballot box suffers. We are glad to see the good citizens of Chicago ID winch both parties joined, set their races against such rascality. and declare ID I'Vor ot stamping 1t out. Keep the oAliot oox pure, aud DO great wrong can oeiaii the country as the majority, if not always right, are nevog wrong for any great length o' time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
THE PHANTOM SHIP.
Enrene Lee Hamilton.l

Eugene Lee hhulntonl We touch Life's shore as swimmers from a wreck Who shudder at the chserleSs land they reach, And md their comrades gathered on the beach Watching a fading sail, a small white speCk- The pha-tom ship, upon whose ample deck There emed awhile a homeward place for each The crowd still waving their hands and still beseech, But see. it fades, in spite of prayer and beck Let those who hope for brighter shores no more Not mourn but turning inland bravely seek What hidden wealth 'redeems the shapeless shore. The strong must build stout cabins for the weak; Must plant and stint; must sew and reap and store, For grain takes root though all seems bare and bleak
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

Ir is believed that ex-Mayor Strauss has gone to Washington iO give the President elect his views on the main issues and tell him whom to appoint to Cabinet positions, etc. Strauss wants to be Governor, Surveyor General or U. s. Marshal of Arizona, but if he fails in securing one of these positions, then he woali like a "Furcign" appointment. U, 5. Consul at Po;t l. .b0s Is about the slze of the position he IS qualified to ill, and we have no doubt his friends her. would be willing to help him to tbst place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Summers.

IN THE District c. urt Fir-f Jaii,Isl U.,''..- Il m the C'uuty Of Pima, eTrItrL Of ArE--
 NJ. J. >ulll, an nd John Chart do.l- bu-. -s m CT the trm nave of NJ. J SuIuyrr 6 C.. plaintiffs against George W. Van H,g'ltrrc defendant.
 Action brought in the District tUu-. ui '- tlrst JudIcIaI District m sr d for t.a r1-lI or Pima, m the tertlt " Ot ArILl-a-
 The territory of ArIzoua ses,.- Erau-- h George W. Van HOVenberg.
 lou are heret J summoned and required foe. pear m an acton D ought aEaH-r yoUby |, 'bOye named plaintiff m the b -t-.r' tuif; Y thi First JudicIa. District. Iu and for t.'r.l. of Pima, m the Territory of Arz.ul. md .' -wer the comp laIni fled ~Iti tu- c.'. la r, e Court at Incson, m saiI count. .ar.IL uf a'... complaint accompanies thl- slUuH H.' t~ euty days OeNclus V" of tfc day ut -r-5 after the servIce npOr. you cf tt sun. u.H.1. -.- served m this county; but If -srve't .1' '' ounty and within this dI--u.f, '.~r Ni- thirty days; Tn all other cass- fD- a. --
 And you are her by notified t'g' t ."H .-. appear and answer Jfie Cua-p.-. '-- a.'5 eQrircd, the DlaiutIiGs VI apply f. t' Tor q c relief thrreIU demaTdHI a.t f.-'- a-- disbursements ln this behalf aZr-si i'.- s~-~a CIivsu under ry aafi and '-r- ] -FtL ( of sand District Cont at ro". -' Eth day of ~elteui er A. D. i-''.
 - C. s JtEFUEl =. '.r.s.
 By J. 4. ASDERsOS Jr.. Deputy. ,."'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THE bill introduced in the House by NIT. Risley, while open to objection is a better move in the direction of reform than the fee bill which recently passed the council County officers and others who should know something about the fee till tell us that it will be almost i'm possible to execute the laws under the proposed bill. But when a law is passed stating the exact amount of the salaries of the various officers, the people will be competent to judge whether such salaries are sufficient for the work per formed. The salary of Sl0,000 a year for Sheriff of Pima county in comparison tU the salaries or other county officers, seems high but the amount may be intended to cover the pay of deputies also. There IS, Tn our opinion, no use for Clerk of the Probate Court. That officer should be his own clerk, as bis duties are largely clerical and matters of record. The salary of Assessor, SI,OO0 per snnum, in oar opinion is insufficient It IS true that the work of an Assessor is per formed in about half the fiscal year, but If he Is competent hIs mind IS on the business the other half, and if efficient and observing, he can save the honest ,ax- payers more than another thousand dollars Tn salary. Not having yet re- ceIved copy of Risley's bill. We are un- prepared to pass judgment upon 1t, but 1t seems to be better and more sstis- factory way, all around. of settling the question of county officres' fees and sal aries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THE Southwestern Sto .kman in refer ring to the bill creating Immigration Commissioner says: If f,r no other reason, the bill creating the office Of Immigration C mmissioner shoald be defeated for the reason that It is openly pushed to create an office for paricu- lar nan. IL Is Id :a be a Democratic measure, but the Stockma1 will shout Bully Boys" to tn Republicans l, they will only defeat it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

As a matter of personal feeling aud friendship we would be ple sed to see Pat Hamilton and Frank Murphy "gei away with the works every tlme they tackle the treasury, bu' iustice to the taxpayers demands a protest. In the case of the former he cannot earn tue money voted him aSd the latter has already be,n pad for his services.
 The above sensible paragraph is from the Southwestern Stockman, and cor. rectly reflects the feelings of the people fl Southern Arizona on the questIon fl substituting Pat Hamilton aud Frank Murphy. They are both able bodied men and We would suggest that they try work for a change.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

IT IS said that the Democracy Of the Pacific Coast will have but little infiu- ence with Grover Cleveland. That will be bad on the host of California Bour. bons who have been casting their eyes in this direction in search of office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
CatchIng the Mizard.. Tricks.

IL Is long time since London has been visited by really first class cOniurer. for the simple rcason that he generally finds it too hot 10 hold him. For no sooner docs the new wizard make his appearance than the entire metropolitan con turing fraternity attends his performances. and before the week is out all his best tricks which have perhaps cost him years of thought and practice. are exposed for sale at a moderate cost in all the magical repositories in town This was the case some years ago with the famous French con iurer. Du Luatier. and again las year with the American. Harz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCSON. TERRITORY OF AEIzoSA.

'N-'-i NH IT i'iA' Ae"lttIl -o. l-'a To e. x. Baker. your heIrs executors atlu. in l-tralurs or assigns.
 Your ar- hereby not fed that the undersig- e,l ua- .xleuded two hundred doIiazs (S2l1l lr labor -ud improvements for the year lss uuOf the Domingo miuins claim. situsted m th. dre1'crviile mining district county of Pima Territory Of AuZof a, and rece ded m Book . pages ls and 2n records of lima county. m order to It -ait premises under the provisions of ~ecitOu 2i-i. Eevi-ed Sfatu es of tue. gnrt,C Sta e-, being The amount required tS hold the .ame Tor tue year i->t, and IT, within eO dAys from the seIvIcs"f the nOtics or with "a sO days after this nutiCe by pu -lI- ton, you fail or re fuse to c.utributa yOur prOport,, n of such ex D ndIture. being ss3 % and ~ of thus adyer- tis--nrur. as cO-OVne-, yOur interest m said clam will become the properly of the under slgueu under s1Id sec IOu 252t.
 J. r.. HUSSEY
 lREDkI | K kIAIIHENS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THE Star claims to voice the Demo. crats and large proportion of Repub. licans of Arizona ''in asking the appoint. ment of Ben VI rgan as Associate Judge" Inst Is 5osh, and the Star knows it. We have an able iudge on the bench in this district, and there is no desire on the part of the people to make change.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

IT Is about time important Legislation should be put in shape at Prescott, if it is to he passed this session What are the members of Maricopa, Pinal and Pima doing about the railroad from thIs nlaca tn Pheni1i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
For Future History
ICincinnati Commercial Ga,e,,,

lCincinnau Commercial GAzette.l
 In letter to friend in San Francisco. Gen. sherman recently said: T have always advised my army friends 10 reduce to writing their "reminiscences as the best aid 10 future history We may at times be al fault, but the truth will in the end be reached. l do believe this generation should decide the leading events of our own tL-eS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

The Tucson CITIZEN IS never happier than when IL Is m the act of packing the capital from Prescott on hungry bu.ro Prescott COrrier.
 The Tucson CITIZEN has not said a word about moving the Capital. but when it does go into the business 1t will duly notify the hungry bdrro." at Pres colt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
For Rhenmafi.rn-

oil of wintergreen. mixed with sn equal quantity of olive oil. when applied ex- formally 10 inhamed joints affected by acute rheumatism. is maintained 10 be. on high therapeutic authority. means of in- stant relief from pain. At any rate. it's introduction to the sick-chamber is unob- iectionat g, if only for the agreeable odor it impartS to the atmosphere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

experience and influence in New Or leans. will make up for all other mis- hsps in connection with the exposition of our vsluables. If we only knew the fellows name We would suggest that an appropriation of thousand or so be made him for services rendered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

WHAT bothers the Democrats of Tue son most IS, how to divide up the offices Better wait a few weeks and Cleveland will do all Of that kind of work for you IL is believed that the President elec' will receive inspiration from Grauvill, Oury, as 10 Arizona appointment if h, concludes to make any from citizen, of the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THERE Is s man in San Francisco who has been tried three-eights of 8 mile long, for grand larceny. His name IS Furlong and be has been tried three times for the same ofense. and If our memory serves us correctly. there are eight furlongs to tbe mIle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

TIE Star, with Its Blunderbuss sn- nounces that 1t will never rest until "sll the rascals are turned out" We sup pose it will rest easy II other rascals can be found to take their places. By the way what position IS the Star man after? Or has it concluded to allow non residents to fill the offices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Stop That cough

By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam-ths only sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a cough. lt may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds os grateful people owe their lives to Dr. Frazler's Throat and Lung Balsam, aud DO family will ever be without II after once using 1t, and discovering its marvellous power. It IS put up III largr family buttles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle.
 FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, PrOp'rs.
 Cleveland, O. Sold by E. A. Yorba < Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

ARIzoSA reeds number of good solid companies who will invest in irri- ga,ing canals along the Gila and Colo rado rivers. Then We could with reason ask immigrants to come to Arizona and saNtla
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

A CORRESPONDENT inquiries what will be the capacity of the mill now being removed to Quij toag" We have heard that it will be forty stamps. but we know
 nothing about 1t further than hearsay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

IS a conversation with une of his near friends the other day, Grover Cleveland said that every Republican office holder who took nn active part in the late pres idential election Tspld be removed from office regardless 1T Consequences. Tins friend of the President elect asked hin, what was considered taking an activ. part Tn elections" His reply was: Max ing speeches to the pubic or elctioueer- ing privately for votes i'll fav of tn, National ticket, serving on working committees, or holding offices in political organizations" Grover Cleveland vii not catch many on that string umoug the Arizona officials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

OUR morning neighbor thinks there is mo room for doubt that Colonel Ben. Morgan will be appointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- zona." In that case it is to be hoped his two associates will be lawyers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

FROM reports of the Press banquet which took place at Prescott, one would suppose a very large proportion of the oratorical talent of the country had con centrated there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
.RECHE RaIRa -

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, ,Scalding. Irritation, Stone. Gravel, Catsrrh of the bladder, Sl. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Declaration of Sols Tradershio

IvNOW ALL MEN BY THI RE PRESENTS IN that |, hanuels <. dcksuua. wife 0f M d. hsnnH, residing at the cIty of ucsOn. couu D y. ma a4u lvrrItBfy uf Arizona. do hereby tIs- ,l5re before H. Hereford. a notary public m 4Ed f r the cOnny of Pima and erritury oi Ar zOna
 Tsa I intend to cary on the D lsinsss of rai- lns ard buytug aud sci IIg live sock, and trad i=s m ny Owu name An ou my own account under the prUvi-iO coEta ned aGd set forth in Sections . v rty-tuur Co Nruty-seteu iu ctu-iy.. 1f h tpte- ir-y--uo Ot the Ompilei Lays of hs I-rrItury of Arlzofa.
 In vitaess whereof l have heieunfo set rny hand and seai thIsuDh h day of February A. D. l- 5.
 SEAL MANUELA $. McKENNA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 uSIYofPIaA 's, hereby certify that th above named Manuela o- Mchsnna. personally appea en before me at my ofhcs m the county Of rIma aforesaid upon sand date, and then and tfefe, and m my pres on, e made and exs cuted the foregoing uecaars- tion.
 h witness whereof, 1 have hereuuto sst my hand and stfiIed ny official seal, a, my ofics m the county tf Pima, this 21th day of February, A. D., is.j.
 BH. HEREFORD.
 Notary Public, Pima Co, A. T.. TERRITORY OF ARIZ NA.
 JOUSIY OF PIMA. Eanuea $. Mekeuna b ing irst duly sworn, dep9sss anu says: Tint the capita emplOyed m the bus ness me ntIon-t m the foregoing decla- raflon do-s Tot exceed m amount the sum of nvs thousand co., lar. S5Clo.l
 MANUkLA s, MCKRNNA. Sub crihed and sworn to before me thls 2DJh day of kebruary, A D. 1885.
 B. II. HEREFORD, f2S3m Notary Pubic, Pina Co. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
HEART PAIN :,

Palpitation, Dropsicsl Swelling, Dig ziness, Indigestion. Headache, Sleep lessness. cured by "Wells' Health Re newer"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
..Ra.UGH nN c..n,..

Ask for Wells "k' ugh on Cnrns." l5c. Quick complete cure. Hand or soft oorns, warts. bunions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
UelyetIa SaIOGn.

Fine cup of coffee or chocolate at Rotkschild's Confectionery. oc3Ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

rTr1T nfor working people. -t uEI Jpustage ant we WI u..--. t" HILL royal. valuable -aTl.- '.y
 HULL that W.ll pU you ir r.. r.l ' ius more money Iu e few at., .t. thought possible at any bu-Iar-. .equIred- You can lave ar home ... spare time Culy. or Hll fhF l-# t .-xes. of all ages. grind'y -I-e.--.
 O S5 ea-Ily earned every ev.Il g. want work may test the bu-.U--- 1. | 1arsll le offer: To all a-r co '" he'd we wItl sen Sl Co psy fI- "a. writing as. Full uarfIcuitr-. 1.--. -ent free. I'm uenss pay aD-u. H.-.. -. \. Shp start at once Don't delay. SUN d co. Portland. Main.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
.ROUGH ON RATS. e

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies bed-hugs, skunks, chi2mLnks, g)phsrs l5c. Druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
TUTT'S hAIR OYE.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Property Seized.

"HEREAS the foio~Ir z a--lt . s- W seized by me for tIe Ci-i.'' -.. any person having clam uE -is s- qulred to appear and make su-1 '.'.- ,-- e. irty days from the hr-t pun.i' 'a. -,- ucti"e: 1 barrel. nteuts q. -'---'. .---- Seized at Tucson, ArIyCua, Es oI- -T.. tl-
 f2i w3t A. CATIANA il-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

If you want good SOnoma claret and liquors go to the corner of Church plaza and Congress street.
 oct4 If CHAs. DAUCHER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

Sold by E. A. Yorba < Co
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-24
HER BEST HOURS.

= what is the best in human life?" you ques-
toned yesterday.
Thinking of all the garnered years, tried to
justly weigh
The hours of my experience, and now plainly
see
Which of them all, without alloy, have held
the best for me.
Unused upon the moments spent in gay So
ciety,
when. with an idle mind and heart in youthful
sang and danced and dreamed, and lived for
pleasure day and night,
Those transitory hours as nothing seemed
their weight so light.
/ thought of all the hours spent in steady,
OF the quiet hours in study passed away from
worldly mol;
They had brought me gold and knowledge;
They were full of satisfaction, but / found in
them no rest.
At last / pondered on the hours spent at home
with you,
When, seeking to enhance your joys and help
your dreams come true,
I quite forgot the outer world of fashion,
fame and gain;
Forgot myself, my intellect, in trying to attain
Sweet rest for you. A lowly aim2 All, proudly
/ confess
That all my joy balance by your lifes de-
served success.
Ambition has not feathers weight when once
woman sees
That her highest Heaven Is hearth and home,
her highest wish to please
But one; and he Of noble aim, most worthy,
manifest
OF ALL With him. IN him, she finds hours hap
Ella A. Giles.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-24
Another Material for Paper.

For several months, past a machine
has been under construction at Glen sr
Falls, N, Y, for the manufacture of
paper from sawdust and other refuse
from sawmills. An experimental ma
chine was completed some time ago
which converted driftwood, sawdust,
bits of lath, shayings, etc., into pulp in
a very short time, the product being
equal to any pulp manufactured. The
working of the experimental machine
was so satisfactory that the inventor
found no difficulty in interesting others
in the invention. The machine COM
pleted is cylindrical in shape and stands
on one end. 1t is fourteen feet and two
inches in diameter in the clear. The
gearing is on the top of the cylinder.
The sawdust is placed inside the cylin-
der-1,600 pounds being the charge
and it is reduced to pulp by rollers tray
cling around the inner surface of the
cylinder, the principle being the same
as wagon rolling over a plank road OF
the chewing Of bit of wood. These
rollers ares2e0 in number, and, attached
to the shaft, hung on to-what is known
as step at the top of the machine, the
rollers, shafts, etc, making total of
10000 pounds hanging from this step.
The entire machine weighs 68, 200
pounds, fifteen-horse power will operate
the mill, and the steam pressure re-
quired is from sixty to eighty pounds.
About three hours time will convert a
charge of 1000 pounds of sawdust into
pulp, the product being 1900 pounds.
The pulp has fine long fiber The
patentee has an apparatus for bleaching
the pulp. The product is eleansed au-
tomatically as 1t leaves the machine,
and is carried to the bleacher, where it
it is rendered as white as snow at an ex-
pense not exceeding fifty cents a ton
San FsqNciscd Cbro1fele
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-01-24
She pid,nts Like His Name.

They We're sitting on the Geary street
car. His armhad fallen gently on the
window-sill and slipped down quietly
and accidentally around her waist, She
did not look as though she knew it, and
he pretended to be doing nothing out
of the way. The conversation was not
very coherent, however, and they had
lapsed into blissful silence, when at the
crossing the conductor put his head in
suddenly and called Quit
"Jones!m
He jumped up and she started.
81 beg your pardon, L" -
Street. sdded the conductor, and
banged the door, She told him she
would only change her name If hi
changed his. She said she desPised q
man who was named after strest. -.
San Francisco CJbyonicle.