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Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18
Poor Old Ladyi

WA OAu Hoby
The Nonparell devoted a lengthy and
leading editorial Saturday morning to
trying to advertise the BEE. Small
favors are thankfully received, and the
BEE would not appear to be ungrateful to
the Old Grandmother, but it cannot
but remark that it has been 30
long since she wrote anything original
for her scrap-book that she makes sad
work of 1t. She naturally complains that
the scrap.book cannot get enough adver.
tising to fill 1t, 30 that she has to devote
seven columns to a free advertising of
her own Office. She blames the BEE for
getting 30 much business while she Is
living on crusts, which are rather hard for
her failing teeth. The BEE Is sorry, but
will have to continue to accommodate
INGREDIENTS, who want ito advertise, not
for charity's sake, but because 1t pays
them. The Old Lady.gets a little mixed,
but doubtless this is due to her dotage,
for she says in n place that the BEE
has 80 little circulation that everybody
who pays for any space In 1t is foolish,
and In a few lines further on she claims
that the BEE has 30 large a circulation
that 1t draws all the trade from Council
Bluffs to Omaha. The BEE Is naturally
proud of Its having a larger circulation
than Eli the other papers of Omaha and
this city combined, and as the Old Lady
does not seem to be we'll posted as to
what is a large circulation, she ought to
look over the sworn statements of the
BEE, which is the only paper which dares
to give Its patrons the free chance to in
spect the books for themselves, and the
only one which deres to publish It's circu.
lation, under oath.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18
To the Public.

My wife, Mary Gerder, having left my
toard and bed without cause or provocs-
ton, l hereby notify the public that |
will not be responsible for any bills con-
tract d ny her. Henry GERpEs.
Co,N IL BLUFFS, Ia, May I6, 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

and It seemed to be simply whether four
men should have the "say," or three
men, and he went of thinking over the
problem,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

Purify your blood, tone up the system
and Iegulste the dlgt stive organs by tase
Ing Hoods ~Sarssprills. Sold by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans j. W. ~ E. L. Squire, 1 0
Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

ENoR ExcHANGB-N". 1872, 10000 acres land ten
II milessouth OF Sidney, keb, for Council Bluffs
property.
No. l55. A good steam Touring mill in Cedar Co
Iowa, for o stock of general merchandise or hard.
ware, value 1900.
No. 15o Hotel property in Tayljr Co., Iowa, for
good farm property. value a COO.
No. leo. Land in Hall and Lincoln Cos, Neb., for
Council Bluffs property.
No 1911. Fine improved farm for cheap western
land.
No, 1872. ons OF the beet farms In PottawAttamie
county, Iowa, 400 acres for wild Kansas or Nebraska
land.
No. 100. Hotel in Pueblo, Col, worth $1,000, for
Iowa, Kansas, or Nebraska land in par and long
time on balance,
No. III. Good farm, for stock Of goods or hard.
ware.
No. I72. Wild lands in Rocks Co.. Neb., for stock
Of dry goods.
No. l75. House aud lot in Clarinda. Page Co -,
Iowa, for Nebraska or Iowa land; value 81, 800.
No. III. Hotel in one OF DaRota's best towns,
value 50, 600. for stock Of drugs for part and land
improved or unimproyed
No. l7S. Splendid bargains In Keith Co., Neb.
wild lard for lands In western Iowa or good stock
Of drug, or hardware.
No. 49,. A halt interest In a fret. class pillow works,
well located, for lands valued %, 500.
No. 1872. 200 scTe improved farm In Cass Co., Iowa
also one in Pala, Alto Co., of 3l6, for stock OF goods.
Ne. 1888, htore bui, ding and stock OF general
merchandise, in q live western town for wetteIn
land, improved or unimproved, value ga, 800.
And hundreds OF ether special exchange bargains
for particulars, call and SEQ or write TO
SWAN q WALLER,
Council Bluffs, la
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

E'OR SALE-Alarge number of business and resi-.
Il dence lots In all parts Of Council Bluffs. See
us before you buy, SWAN & WALKER.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

dor SALE--Lands improved aad unimproved.
Il II you want O farm In western Iowa, Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you.
SWAN & WALKER.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

ENoR sALE-Partles wishing to buy cheap lots to
IL build on can buy on monthly payments OF from
S2 to 80. SWAN & WALKER
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

ENOk SALE-A rare chance to get 8 fine, well i'm.
Il proved farm Of 400 acres, within o few miles OF
Council Bluffs, at a bargain. Low price and easy
terms. SWAN & WALKER
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

DOR SALE-A good paying hotel property with
IL livery stable, in one Of the best small towns In
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture, or
will trade for q small farm with stock etc.
SWAN & WALKRR.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

EOR RENT-we will rent you a lot to build on
il with the privilege to buy II you wish on very
liberal terms, SWAN h WALKKR.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

WANTS TO TKADE.-Good Iowa or Nebraska
w land for a small stock of hardware or general
merchandise, well located, SWAN & WALKER.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

1,oR SALE-Houses, Lots and Land. A.. J.
10 Steph enson, BOB First avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

EOR SAIL AT A BARGAIN-The desirable resi-
i, dence or business property on Upper Broad.
way, known as the Powers place, Apply to GEO. r.
BBARD, so Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18

dor RENT-House, 7 rooms and 2 halls, corner
u Harmony and Benton SITS. Apply PIG Harrison
St.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18
NOTICES

MISUNDERSTANDING, cobs. Grain dealers
w can find . ready market for cobs by addressing
me Of shipment, and 1 will pay market price. Z.
s. Jones, Counc ! Bluffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
the ST Fa' "ars'Y ~ G .' 4. BIGELoW. Prest
cac.v
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

Having bor ght coil properties OF this company AT
the saloon the nth inst parties In interest will now pro-
ceedfo reOrganiZe the same, - . =, $500
Hoers OF undepositad honda II they desire to be recog
niacd In The reorganization OF these properties must deposit
sncb bonds with Trust Company ON or Deoe
TO- together with two ~ per cent sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
Real gsiaie agents.

A -CYRILLE CARREAU,
IA. Grand At and BOwery, under Oriental Bank; Tele
phone Spring b Represents owners in al matters OF real
aasfafe EInerr facilities 10 rent and manage property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
Einanf,al.
NOTICE. ,r, vrSp.pRx COAL
~ OFFICE L 1EdasIsshs 1S NRrw MhhN''" 49,,

NUTICE- ,,,,,.,,ppv coal
IN OFFICE Leigh. AMP DIV W1 WdhW wa
The annual election M present sne ss a S S2G south
rircsi on iii URSDAY February 20 lsss ~ ~ on The
m The transfer books w close at NewIorx omcs 1 ~
18TH and win open March 2 II roa -, .ss.. *,
NI0TICE OF PAYMENT OF CERTAIN
IN Bosbs AND COUPONS q t9e Fl 4, Pan PAM MINI
Eeties hereby that on or before Gs Ian o
nsrv depot In the Mechanics National Bank In the i
ofTewYort the Of Eighteen Thonssnd Nine unSre1
said 9poraon Iearns date september lsa ava ANY ms
to @ both together with the interest coupons per-
Iainng Of said bonds which will be cue on .he
Of March 1885 AMI tho said b0nds anu coupons
are hereby notified present the same for payment al su
bank on the Of the maturity OF said coupons N
This notice given the yir!ne Of the rich, reserved "a
bonds in Of Trust given to secure the same
Dated February o. 1881. u,.cu
'A' S'- N-"' W. Ry 81 III. BIGELOW, Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
Ctgnl Notices.

V'HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATS FOR TIL EASTERN DISTRICT Oh
MICHIGAN. -. ,,..,,--, ~,
In Equty-n the c'so bciwccn Pierre W Wiicy and Wal
ter fled Trustee Complainant ami TIC northern iron
Ompsuy and Prank spear As1gnce IN Baukfuptcj oil SAID
Company. Defendants:
northern Iron Company 90 produce and prove hc same VIA
for prnrpa iutor - thereon IFfOc
nj The Post por building IN Tho NY ol De
tIo IN sail District on OF before The nrst day OF Ap A. D.
1855.
Amy bindhOdcr contest the rrht 81 any other bond
holder leiOse me before the above Gate.
WALTER ;. HAESHA.
Detroit January q, 1888. Special Mastcr
ALFRED RUSSELL
Solicitor for COmplanants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
BOARD ano Rooms.

East Side
MISERABLE sunny rooms, with board, 115
~ Fast 2lsst. Granercy Park north references eI
changed
EURNISIIED.-Large and small rooms, pri-
vato house NJ. improvements o. 90 10 ~. 2t5 East
39d.,t
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with su
i peror board References lOl East 23d'st.
STH-AVE.. 3O9.-Parior lloor with or with
- private table: also third floor family OF
gentlemen.
II EAST 2STH-ST., bet. Fifth and Madison
j = syes -Furnishcd rooms; breakfast II desired
lQTH-Sr., III EAST. Large rooms with
30 nrstca.g board references exchanged.
100 MADISON-AVE.-Pa floor with
loo bath private table only references
West Side.
" A n-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.-Crowe's
"a. Express. % w. 10Th. as w. s5th aud s77 Gthavc
FURNISHED ROOM. % West 3Sth-st
l. second.stOry front for gentlemen ample
closets and bah; breakfast II dosirod
I SUITE first floor second floor rooms
good board for families or gentlemen. az West 2G,hst
JSTH-ST., near Broadway, first, second and
so third foora elegantly furnished with or without
board privetc table u desired Address O. d. f. Tribune
Uptown Once, 1883 49, Oldway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
Gonntrp propcrtp n0anted.

yVANTED.--In Morris, Essex or Passaic
Counties " j. 400 TO COO acres OF rough land lake
or stream within four FIVE miles OF railroad Send partc
uars 10 $500 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
I5TELLs. FARGO g. CO., No. 65 B'WAY,

Al ala Of Omaha and southweseTn Baiway Company have
been redemption ant will be paid at our on Apr
1ls which date any bonds not presented vii cease TO
draw interest. - -. .
Holders who elect may cent 2oyear bonds In
lieu Of cash provided deposit thor old bonus OI ex
change on OF before April 1. KOUNTZE BROTHEhS
Tiscal Agents State OF NebIa-la.
IA preal ryav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
au0

7 OST.-Scotch collie bitch, tan colored;
IL to the name Iassie suitable reward VIII DO
maid on her return 10 10 5th-avo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

CEVENTY- SIXTH REET.-New- York SUI
- prane CourfIhe German Savings nnk In the City OF
New.York AGAINST Frcierios Aldhcus and others =,
Judgment OF foreclosure ssd sale episre
herein , - day Of Dsesmber lssi The underlined
referee said Judgment bae viii sel ~ public auction ~
the EXCHANGE saesro1us SO ~ btosf Nay IN the CiY oil
tcwl the oh day % February, r-b. at oclock
nom by Lewis J. PHILIPPE auctoneer the following described
All that po; o, land. with to buildings thereon erected
situate lying 81 the Nine N Ward % the y OF
NewY bounded AMI descrbrf ~ follows 10 VII Besn
ss ~ seventy st' strceidis
tani huuared AMI hfy i've u55 fee, westerly from ihs
side OF Fourth avenue Tuns thence noEhey end
parallel with Fourth avenue oEo hundred snl Two lO@ cet
and nth stfcn's 20 westerly ong reid
.arlsl Win seventy sixth street. sixty 60
thcucr ~0ucr' fBi Psr"l win rourth avcunc
hundred and fet aud twp 2 inches 60 The rnrhCfy
side seVenVsXth street thence "astcry aion- shd north
side ~ street sAty J fee; Ia the POINT or
place Of be Ginning CHAi.I.kb n. LINCOLN,
\. KAUFMANS. Nc:ercs.
Plant ne Attorney
Bc-kmnusi
the promises Il hereby adjourned 10 FEB
ruary II. 1885, al same hour ard place
'' 80 CHARLES 5. LINCOLN.
S KATFrfANS. Ho.eve.
fIaintlH Attorney,
? BE KIN 1-st
Tho ss OF t b,.c premises r. herhT further adjourned
T. February 2G, IhrJ, 1t saiuc hour mi place. ..-
CHAhLF : ;. LtNCOl.N.
f. EAUFfASS, EeieFoe
Pla.ut.d'- Attorney.
B.o-nau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
DEPor QUARTERn AsTBR's OFFICE
HoUsIoS-sr.. CORNER GREBN1
NEwYoBK CITY, Feb. H. 1850
nRQPQSAIQ For GIORE LANTERNS
ceQal Sales.
ABLEOIL LAND FOR SALE.

AND oil LAND COMPANY AND OTHERs.-In Equity:
by virtue OF decree q the Circuit Court Of the Uated
cause on i the f day Of Novsmbo 1855 tho
MsG s s ad Sp
'cf'0e'' VIII On TUESDAY MARCH II. 1885.
a o'clock or for sale at public auctoa ut the Juiane
Street entrance the united states Court House and ros
loving property and real estate. namely.
s ednny e Of faG and gals
the waters OF Laurel Fork Of Goose CIee. Alum cave Run
sSr ngH and % S OF o sHS sn
tract Ia ne eastern part OF what Known a. sins soryy
mi: s n and sane s Th oap Tas Waiter and
ICED Ivy S ana Of Sc% IN . S WILMA 81 S oin
Deed BS9t page m Ian. and ; Ss md ,cnr IN
sad county Of Rtchie containing hundred aud twenty
ior aud qusrter 24 and bounded and described ~
BEGINNING at white oak line Of worths general sur
TO lands claimed by Walter Keller thence
oaS aud beach, thence souih io West poles TO beach
ON s ca s al 1f H4% to on 9Re RGE
Inc North go - pole crossing said run 70 w sa
f nnE PRssa
mouth OF snail drain theme down said creek South 6lo
s %s II ssS ois'S s SIS oe. To- STAKE
Tine thence Fast III pGts 70 the place o.
virginia OF ana N Land Company on The promises above 90
and cling aud by The wes
virginia on and on Land Compsny on the property above
said real estate and property being the same which were
granted and convey dby the Wesi vrnns on and on Land
Company Charles g. Johnson aud Hichard A. sorr rus
iossby deed dated the Soh dsy Of sepember 1873 and Of
in SanT" ''' "s'"N !" D''" '''N w. 80
yielding large quaint ties of the best quality Of natural ubr
caue OILS aud illuminating OILS and portion thereof 10
TRIMS OFsALI-s.iid sale will lie made for cash. and
the purchaser r be required 20 deposit with us the full
J.B. JACKSON. sroc,,, Conn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

i co. NETWORK. January 2s. lssS-Noiiee i here;
nv rfyep that the Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
XII, Company win DO held At the oileo OF the
Company Us Broadway Tuesday, March 1885. at IL
S,ciok =; for the transaction such business be
brought before the meeting. including the election OF
seyepteep Directors ensuing two years
The will be clio ed the afternoon OF
February and reopened on the morning OF Mnreh o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
T'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM "
HENRY MCFARLAND. Secretary.
BOSTON. Feb. 81. 1888.


Company viii be held "Wednesday March H. isss a. ~
O'clock noon Ut The Office Of the COMPANY. IN the NhiOnai
Buildng 20 Nassaust second door ior
the thirteen directors 70 serve for the yo
apc To transact such other business be properly
brought before tho meeting Polls from ~ O'CLOCK M
10 ocloct d m Tie viii be closed from sat
urday Febrnsfy IS 1879 ct o'clock n- until thursday
AA"0H - i"' 80 WILLIAM DULLES. JR,
Assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
OFFICE or TAX MANHATTAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
WASHINGTON BUILDING. No. Broadway 49, Z
iTyO THE BOND AND STOCKHOLDERS OF


Il THE RICHMOND AND AILEGHANY RIA ILROAD
COMPANY "A plan the reorganization OF the Richmond
sgany Railroad Company having been formulated Dy
hesirs Kennedy ane smith GIFT The ZANE - hereby
submitted t the understand for approval ana
Of the Office OF Messrs J. KENNEDY TOD CO. o. VIII
tau-st, New.YorR. 4.
CHARLES N; FE1.f ,DeIes-e theT huih'ef
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05
POST.NASTER GENERAL VTLAS

We have received several copies Of Cttc IN. tJttrT TH,s.Is--~~-~------ for our attention, refecting several on the conduct of Postmaster General Villas in treatment of the foreign mail service and his ignoring the Act of Congress which appropriated SS00,000 to pay for carrying the mails in Amer ican steamships The Postmaster Gen eral is declared to be acting in con- tempt of Congress. The Sun being a Democratic, Administration paper, so severe an attack in 1t upon 8 mem Der of the Cabinet will arouse the Democratic members of Congress to re- sent the unwarranted assumption of authority. We believe his course renders him liable to impeachment, and if such step is not taken an in quiry will be ordered and resolutions adopted that will cause his retirement from the Cabinet. Since the above was in type the report comes by tele- graph saying, lone of the first meas ures to be introduced in the House when Congress meets in December will be a resolution censuring the T Postmaster General for his course in declining to pay American steamship companies the money which Congress voted to them as compensation for carrying the foreign mails.
 In the Senate a similar resolution will be introduced, it is thought by Senator Frye, to whose efforts the passage of the appropriation was due last winter. The prospects are that Villas will have a lively time with Congress.
 Of the S400,O0O authorized to pay for carrying foreign mails on Amer ican steamships only $34,000 was SC paid, S29l, GOO having been paid tc foreign steamship companies. SucE is the Bourbon method of restoring American commence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

It is stated on what appears to be good authority that Senator Bayard and his son have been at outs for some time past, and that it required the ut most endeavors of influential friends
 to induce the Secretary of State to give his son the Arizona appointment he now holds. Indeed, it is stated,
 the stern parent only yielded when it was shown that the sending of the young man out West was the sole hope of breaking off his prospective wedding with a hotel servant at Suggs Fort, West Virginia. And now comes rumor that the plan has failed, as young Bayard has authorized the an nouncement of his engagement to the girl. This will be an awful blow to the Bayard pride of Bayard blood.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05
YUCCA PAPER.

The utilizing of the yucca as a basis
 of paper stock is becoming large and prosperous business. To many this is
 something new and the information
 vague, but it should be neither, as the manufacture Is now of several years existence and the yucca plant very common to Yuma-co. T. R. Harris, of the Lancaster News, claims to have originated the business by his sugges- tions while publishing the Coso Min ing News in 1S75-6. Soon therafter the manufacture of paper from the yucca began and now it promises to become furor At Ravena, Los An geles county, the "Atlantic and Pacific Fibre Importing and Manufacturing Company Limited)" of London, have extensive works, turning out eight to ten tons of "shred" daily, which is shipped to London, where other substances are mixed with it to form pulp, and made into paper. For many years the question of finding a substitute for rags in the emanufacture of paper was parallelled only by that of finding the north pole or of invent ing the perpetual motion. Wood pulp was a great discovery and the invent ors and manufacturers bounded into immense fortunes. But wood paper has no fibre and consequently no strength or durability. The yucca has a fibre of exquisite fneness and won derful strength. As it exists in great abundance throughout this region the opportunity is very favorable for the establishing of paper manufactory here. The term yucca is synonymous with Spanish bayonet, or Adams nee dle, and is applied to number of plants of that class In this country one species if often called the Califor- mia maguey, bears beautiful flowers, and has an edible root much prized by the Indians. There are several varie- ties growing in abundance through all the rocky, chapparal regions of the county, and thousands of tons could be gathered at slight cost. Here is possibly an opportunity for a great business. Perhaps capitalists or those public spirited men who desire to ad- vance the interests of the county and to give labor employment may find in thls a great resource for them to develop,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

Tucson Is again making an ass Of itself, this time over the Indian ques- tion. They want to put 50 mounted police in the field, and in a volumnous set of resolution they call upon Gov. Zulick to give his official sanction to this Don Quixotic expedition, thus attempting to make it a territorial charge. With the former experience of Tucson mounted police, and the re cent failure of the New Mexico mill tia which has already cost that terri tory Sl25,000, as examples, we hope that Gov. Zulick will display more sense and stamina than to sanction a movement of this kind. Although his sanction would not make 1t the least binding as a territorial charge, we would dislike to see the Governor place himself in a position that the next legislature would be forced tc antagonize him. If the citizens of Tucson have become so egotistic as tc set themselves up as better qualified officers and soldiers, and better able to settle the Apache war than the United States Army, let them do it on their own hook, they will be wei come to all the glory, the territory will not claim any of it. But in the mean time we hope the U. s. troops will not withdraw with the mistaken idea that the Tucson mounted police will be sufficient protection for the territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05
INDIAN MURDERS.

Ben Crawford, Sheriff of Graham county, and two other men, whose names could not be ascertained, were killed by the Apaches near Solomon vile, the county seat of Graham county, Tuesday. Great consternation prevails in that vicinity. The Indians have divided into bands of fifteen o1 twenty. The mother of the boy, Clark, who was killed by the Apaches, is reported to be prostrated by grief and her life is despaired of.
 The Wright brothers, pioneers of Arizona, living at San Jose, on the Gila, were killed Tuesday, at four o'clock, by the renegades, since the killing of Sheriff Crawford and the two other men near Solomonville. Men, woman and children are feeting m all directions. Cohriers are being sent out to warn settlers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

Another newspaper crank, the Daily Tombstone, wants Gen. Crook assassin ated. A number of so-called papers have been trying to assasinate his character, having failed in this they now want him killed. This feeling against Gen. Crook has existed for the past four or five years, and arises from the sole fact that Crook will not es- tablish his headquarters near either Tucson or Tombstone in place of Whipple Barracks, the present head quarters, and not, as they try to make outsiders think, because he is incompe- tent to handle the Apache war.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

Phenix Herald: The Equity Gold Mining Company has sold to George R. Futile their Chautauqua and Yellow Jacket mines, and bond for deed has been filed; the consideration is $50,- 900, of which $lO,00O is to be paid on or before April l, 1886, and the re mainder in .nstallments from the profits of the mines. The papers in the tran saction were executed in Chicago.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

President Cleveland would have ap- peered to much better advantage had he told the foolish people who be- sought him not to attend the funeral of the Vice President that there was really no more danger than in a car riage ride around Washington, and that he was determined to go. He missed an opportunity to show that he had nerve and will and was indepen- dent of the paasites who surrounded him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

The Tucson Times shows poor taste and bad judgment in calling Gen. Phil Sheridan a coward. Sherldan's war record is one that would give the lie to the Times charge. Bat, we for got, the only brave meh:in the country live in Tucson and are would be noun ted police.
 There is just possibility that Logan may become President of the Senate, and acting Vice President, through opposition of the Blaine men to Ed munds. In that wonderful contest Tn Illinois which made Logan Senator. death seemed to be on his side, and may continue to be.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05

A Mongolion, at the Garden City, is the latest success in the ''tiger buck ing" arena. He started in on two bits and pulled out thousand dollars.
 A colored gentleman, at Springer vile, Apache-co., tried to play cowboy recently and shot himself. A monu ment will be erected to the memory oi such a good aesult.