The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

sufficiently to enabl- them to fully ! comprehend the situation, each moth. , CT whose lucky star had .ompted her 10 bring her baby to thc.rcccp,;on, !ost 10 tim" !:. wil;ag is little ::o:!t!., preparatory ,G the GscUiatO:y trca. suppOsed to hc iI stDlc for .', whiic the faces 0: the mothers waoac dar- hngs had becA ic!t'in clargg ui ser wants at holac wore d "icoi ol au- guish akin to despair" Whether over come by q realizing sense of the gray fly of tAe situation, CT that he thought one baby a day enough, the President failed to repeat the exploit. II.
 l. i- annornced b. prira." adyices tha: C. Meyer Zp.;ck Ina. been ap- pointed Governor ct Arizona. l. tli. is 80, there VII be a terrible .Jt Of dis, appointed Arizona otHcc->eekcls, as i, shows that the President has TO use for the Democratic statesmen os Ari- zona. From aM we can learn, M~. Zu- lick is very able gentleman and 3 good politician. Mr. Zu,icl; is resi- dent of New Jersey, but has mining interests i'll Arizona which has causcd him r. pass through Tombstone on several occasions. This, we believe, is all the claim he las to being a resi- dent Ci Arizona. But as the gentle man has been in the midst of the In- dian troubles and lost some of his em- piOyccs at the hands oi these murder Ous rcncCad"s, we believe that he will not be afraid tn acqua;nt the autho,i- ties at Washington with the true state Uf affairs here, for far Of hurting CT offending General Crook. While the hcw governor is not Of our political faith, I,c believe that under q demo- G...t.c administration the federal ap- pointcc= should be democrats, hence Tc welcome the Icw governor, al- though We preferred resident of the tcIritDgy.
 The state department has been gath cgi!.g information in rcgar,t t. the cul- ti,ation 2t the iicoricc plant ai.,i the prcLa.atiy.. of the licorice of com nercc. Consul ". F.. Stevens oi Smyrna says that be "secs no reason why Mc0riCc hay not be produced in CaitocIia, Arizona, New Mexico, and Icvas, j,i iact aA tAc southern states of the t.nioy., Wit, the exception oi those iE the northern tier" Ii this is possible, it is worth while to make the experiment. As tp the characteristics of clim2tc a-,d qualities of soil re, quirec Tor the -..c ccssfui gro~ti of tlle licorice plant, CQnsuf Pope of Allepo Syria, says that "thc plant prefers tho plains where the soil is deep and red although it grows well 1T sl=e other lands III tAc east aIri wrst 0. this pro vice where the clin,atc is temperate Another crnsu! reports that ii is best adapted 10 'a temperate or warm cl; mate, with q deep, rich soil" Tkc rich allr!vl!l bottom lands along th, rivers in all the southern states entire ! ry il ti.is dc>crip:iOu-Ex.
 Ntn ol,-.,-- ,I,.r,I,t :, ,..,. d. l,,. | of a juIgc or an officer of q court tc remain there, and when & party i- brought before them tD listen 10 th6 evidence that is given and judge ac cordinciy; but this idea Was dis pclicd last evening when we saw the United States Court Commissioner, God say, the mark, pilgrim Z. gordon adams trOtting around like little dog, at tho heels of Deputy Marshal Kclton anC his prisoner. Surely, the pilgrim mus he very hard up, when he has to dc this in order tO get fee For shame you old fraud. why don; you craw 1 into your hOlcE
 The Supcrvi<ors have or,lraed thC
 District Court room iioo- C. be car
 peted.
 John Heating departed ,aet evening l for the San Simon, wLpre hc will i: the future reside.
 Ex-Shcrif; Ward and cx-Shcriti ]
 II. Bchan acted as judge. of the rc cent races at Phenix.
 Heads Cash Store underwent quit, q renovation to-day Cal and sc; what 1t w.~s.
 Ii Is said that iialr hay . bcci: pumped out oi tiIc Grand Central and Contcn,