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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
TRUE REPUBLICANS.

The Prescott Journal Miner express
es the views of the SENTINEL to a dot.
in the the following terse and pointed
editorial, and places itself squarely be
fore the, people and the party as a true
blue republican journal, worthy of the
name, and we heartily endorse the
sentiment it expresses:
at is Impossible to be consis tent
member Of either of the great political
organizations of the country WITHOUT
being a partizan. To arepnblican, re
publicanism IS the exemplifcation of
correct political principals, and it is
the faith Of all republicans who have
the courage of their convictions, that
upon republican principles depend a
wise administration Of the peoples af-
fairs and the true policy of govern
ment.
These principles require no apology,
and if they are right first, they are
right last and all the time
The apologist for republican princi-
pies is a coward and not worthy of a
place in his party. And the quasi-re-
publican who perchance holds a fcder-
al position as the appointee Of repub-
lican administration, who to retain his
position under democratic rule, dis
graces himself and party by seeking to
curry favor with the administration in
power, who secretly and under cover
OF darkness hob-nobs with democratic
leaders, entertains them, and seeks
their support by a servile and syco-
phantic prostitution of his manhood,
is unworthy of the name republican, he
is even to low for the epithet 'demo-
crat, to apply. He should be the de
spised football Of both political organ
izations, and a forever disgraced men
dicant for public favor. Upon the prop
osition that republicanism is right, the
ofice-holder is advanced to
a public trust, and when with honor
to himself he accepts the position, con
ferred upon at least supposition Of
merit, he is guilty of the basest treach-
cry, if with dishonor he becomes luke
warm OR indifferent to his party, for
fear of losing his place.
If he becomes convinced that the
principles he has previously advocated
are mistaken, he should come out
frankly and declare himself, resign his
position and go over to the enemy CON
sistently.
No half way course will do. "Strad-
ding the fence" carrying water On
both shoulders" and double dealing"
under the mantle of non-partizanship,
mugwumpism or any other device, can
only win for him the contempt and
moclery of his political opponents and
forever debar him from the trust and
of his own party.
No public position can be worth
such sacrifice Of principle and man
ii ;,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Resolved, That we deeply regret
that the kindly relations which have
existed between the bench and bar
since Judge Fitzgerald assumed his Of
fetal position, has been terminated by
his retirement from the bench.-Reso-
luton adopted by the Tucson Bar.
We deeply regret the state Of
facts set forth in the above resolution
Of the Tucson Bar. 1t is great pity
that the good feeling, which should al
ways exist between the Bench and
Bar, has been terminated forever, III
Pima-co., by the retirement of Judge
Fitzgerald. Is their no hope for the
fatlref
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Still the good work (D goes on, and
o. l. P. Rouse, of Missouri, draws the
prize, in the political lottery of Wash
ington, of .. S. District Attorneyship,
of Arizona. The Arizona boys draw
blanks in this lottery and they init
mate that the drawing is not conduct
ed on the square. They have more
faith in the Louisiana.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The Tombstone Record Epitaph has
local reputation for killing people
with Indians, Indians whom nobody
knows Of. 1t recently wiped out a
whole lot Of Mexicans and trotted out
j. NJ. Cummings as it's authority. This
did bring Mr. C. out in a card in WHICH
he denounces the r. E. as a darned
liar, whatever that may mean.-Pres-
colt Courier.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

1t is thought that Dir. Rouse, the
newly appointed United States Dis
trict Attorney for Arizona, will arrive
in time to attend the business of the
United States Court to be held in
Phenix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

A Salt Lake editor has been con-
victed of having plurality of wives.
It's tough enough for one woman to be
married to an editor, to say nothing of
two or more being duped into matri-
monial alliance of that kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Judge Porter, of Santa Rosa, has
been appointed by the President to be
a Supreme Justice of Arizona. The
selection is first class, as Judge Porter
is an eminent jurist and gentleman,
every inch of him.-Healdsburg (Cal.
En- serprise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The failure of California Office seek
ers to receive their expected appoint
ments from Washington is possibly
owing to their neglect to forward Pres
ident Cleveland a supply of immediate
delivery stamps. T. Post.
Gold or Government bonds would
have answered the same purpose.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

1t is probably a good thing for the
individual who started that opium
sIan1er that Andrew johnson is in his
grave The old man stood it like a
veteran to be called TRAITOR" but to
be called an "opium joint" must make
the Greenville traitors bones rattle in
their coffin.-Tucson Times.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

For the past few weeks President
Cleveland has devoted considerable
attention to influencing immigration
toward Arizona, and in a small degree
has been quite successful, although
Arizona Democrats don't altogether
approve of his plan.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

On DIT that Sharon and Lucky Bald
win, who intended to remove to Utah
and join the Mormons, have reconsid-
cred their decision in view of the Wig
orous prosecution of the polygamists,
and will remain in California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

At Ell Paso, Texas, couple Of army
officers, heros fresh from the Apache
campaign, took couple Of fast girls to
church on Sunday night, and the par
ty made such a disturbance that the
preacher and his congregation put them
ont.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Davenport failed to climb the Cub
ernatorial Hill in New York last Tues
day, in about 12,o00 majority, much
to the disgust Of the mugwumps.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Charley Foster refuses to be can
didate for the U. S. Senatorship> of
Ohio, and that leaves John Sherman
clean sweep, much to the discontinue
of the Democratic party.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

A collection is being made Of the
photographs of the members Of the
Society Of Arizona Pioneers, to be kept
by the Association for the qualification
Of the members and their friends.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The Tombstone Record-Epitaph is
still devoting its columns entirely to
uncalled for abuse of Crook, to the ex
clusion of matter of interest to its
readers, and to the disgust of the pub
lie generally.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Virginia has again cast her lot with
the solid South aud Mohone will re
tire to private life, for his health.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The Republicans still carry Penn
sylvania, Massachusetts,, Nebraska,
Iowa, Connecticut, and Colorado.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The board of supervisors of Apache
county have passed a resolution giving
Attorney General Churchill $4,000 in
county warrants for his services in as
sisting the district attorney Of that
county in the prosecution Of a number
Of criminal cases.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Among the latest arrivals in town
is Mr.. Sam Houston, of Waco, Texas,
who comes to assume the position Of
mounted inspector Of customs. Mr.
Houston is son Of The noted Sam
Houston, of the Lone Star State, is a
man well known in newspaper circles,
and we have no doubt will prove an
excellent official as well as a desirable
citizen.-Tombstone Record-Epitaph
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The. Indictment against Surveyor
General Johnson has been nolled, on
the recommendation Of majority Of
the Grand jury and the District At
tOrney.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The New York Legislature is large-
" Republican.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

A number of Tucson people are sick
from drinking milk poisoned by some
noxious weed eaten by the cows which
supply that burg with the fluid.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Joseph Crothers, an Arizona stage
robber, has been arrested and brought
back from Aspen, Colorado, by Dcpu-
ty U. S. Marshal Mills, of Phenix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

An Arizona baby secured the second
premium at the recent baby show at
the Los Angeles fair, in which there
were ffty-three entries. The prize was
a silver set. The winner is but thlr-
teen months old and the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Mason, Of Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Mr. John P. Clum has turned over
the Tombstone postoflice to his sue
cessor GTr. Clark.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Judge Barnes, the newly appointed
Associate Justice, has arrived in Tue
son. He Immediately commenced to
grind out justice for that district on
the Illinois plan.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Tombstone is picking up little. A
woman with pistol in her hand clear
ed the streets of that camp recently,
and she wasn't fast either. She shot
at John Henderson four times, and
missed him, and was put in jail for it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The Tucson Citizen thinks it was
Mormon influences that moved the
Arizona judges.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

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contracts MAJ be made To- It ~ NEW YORK,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The Democrats carried Mississippi.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Benson has two preachers and The
merchants close their doors on Sun
day,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Judge Pinney has decided to hold
court until Porter, his successor, ar
rives.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

It is said that Judge Fitzgerald viii
open d law Office in Tombstone.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Sumner Howard, ex-Chief Justice,
will practice law in Prescott.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Governor Zulick entered on tie du-
ties Of his Office on Tuesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

A dancing school is in progress at
the Silver King mine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

The United States Grand Jury is
said to have returned indictments last
evening against Sheriff Paul, Constable
Brady, George T. Martin, McCandless,
and Harry Barron, charging them with
violations Of the United States Revised
Statutes, in matters connected with
the elections Of a year ago. The par
ties, we are informed, We're arrested
and required to give bonds, which was
promptly furnished.-Tucson Times.
While at Phenix attending the fair,
Commissioner Frank Hatch showed. US
the plans and specifications of the In
sane Asylum. If the plans are follow
ed in the construction and finish Of
the building, the structure will be as
magnificent as the appropriation was
colossal, audacious and unwarranted.
1t will stand a shining evidence Of
the wanton extravaganza Of the mem
orable Observation-Disclosures Enter
prise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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Pinal is troubled with diptheria.

Tucson has a bar association.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Prescott gave Governor zulick a
rousing reception.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

q 80 4. N.-Duily-Locsl passenger
~ tram II. L. 4. IL 1. K. r. to SsIta
Monica.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

Arizona has a new U. S. Attorney.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07
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AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,

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= through freight and third class ac-
contradiction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

White quail are Pinal-cO. curi0sities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

{ 80 P M.-Daily- san Francisco ex-
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"i,h Jhr Atlantic express train Of the
Central P.c.iir PailronG.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-11-07

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

GoLDTHwAIrE, Oct. 2l.-TSpecial. l.
Since tha Opsning OF business ct this
point, September Is, there has boz n
shipped 1904 balei OF c)ston, nearly
100000 pouads OF WOOL, six oar loads Of
Drown county dour; aud received 200
car loads of lanl )sc. no. ,acluding 800
Car loads Of tios add construction ma
terlal for tho railroad.
Tha town now has over so houses. IC
OF tnem business and the balances resi-
d9nces, and new ones under canstrur.
ton, with population OF about 400,
which supports a live little daily ps,
per, the Goldthwaite Star.
hsst Monday night two bales OF cot
ton were stolen from cotton yard
hare, ana toe wires were put to work
and tbs COTTON found in Lsmpasss
haviDg been sold BY Walter f,rooms
from near here, VINO has sheep ramon
stocked with 900 mead of good, average
sheep Hoc aimed TO have purchased
the cotton irom Mr.. Grinston, who ard
boen employed by him "a herder
GriEston was arrested hero yesterday,
and both now )anguish in jsll az Lam
pAea9.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Austin

AUSTIN och. 2l.-Ispeclal.l-The ro
port OF tnA houston, East q Wes,
Texas railtoAd was received to day.
but Mr.. Howe, he receiver, says II 4.
necessarily iudednlte, bscanse OF tue
confusion In tho aocounss, which, he
says. have beeu very npsrfeotly kept,
while the records are moagro ana uu-
satisf sctory. The indebtedness he
does not know. Tho total receipts dur
ing tho year were sl25,506; but tho
amount Of disbursements no IL unable
| to give.
Texas & Mexican railway, total re-
CENTS $20,320; total disbursements
$so9,32Q. -
The taxable valuables Of Arkansas
county decreased sl6,53s during the
last year.
Tho governor left to-day on prlyate
business to DO absent several daya,
The most important feature OF to.
davis session OF tho sbyterlsn
synod OF Texas IL Q nbrsesd In tho re-
port on statistics, which shows tho
tota' numbsr OF ministers IN Texas to
be ITO; total number OF onurcnes, lis,
total number OF commandments, SO9i.
churches organized this year, 10.
The next session oil the synod will
be bald &c Galveston, that city defeat.
ing Marshall.
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Paris

PARIS, Oct. 81. - Especial - Fin,
sport was witnessed at tho races to
dsy. In the ono and one-eighth mil,
dash, postponed from yesterday
Chantilla won Amanda Brown, sss
oud; Virgie Hearnc, third.
Time--l:49k.
Three-qusrter Dssb--For 2-year olds,
u Il Fenton won; Lulu Brown, sec.
ond; PanOln, third.
Time-l:20.
Ono Mile Dssh-For s.year.olds: Nat
Kramer won; Moonlight, second.
Tlme-l:i9.
The 2:25 trot for to-day was uuiip-
ishsd. Flora p. won tho first heat In
2:2S aud this second in 2.29, Abner n.
took the third heat In $50. Tao irot
vii be finished tomorrow.
For the 2:20 pacing race tho following
horses sre entered: j. W. Cole, az
IiptoD, Missouri, enters W. Aber.
deem; ). LOnahors, OF Bolton, Missouri.
enters Y. Il. Patsy Clinker; A. II. Wick.
OH, or Appleton Guy, Missouri, outors
o. Z. Honesty; Frank Keen, OF 81.
Lnnts; enters, enters Oh. " Oxygen;
a.G DsDtuv, Winterset. 10 va, enters b
~. Il .s'ie Brown; T X Reed enters
on. Y Frank Rsad; Gorge Guion, In.
diana, enters b. m. Little En-; r. d.
Craig, OF Paris, onters oh. X. Buck
Dlckersor.
!, For. the ono aud one-aighth milo
handicap race tho entries are Nat Ora
A ilee sndFleur do Lis.
FOR thB ono and one quarter mile
selling race. Top Sawyer. Sadly Nor
Ton, NerBio liearne and Hydersosd,
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GYecnyiile.

GRRnNvILLE, Oct. 81. =. Special -
information was req ,ived hore this
morning to the effect that DR.. Il. b.
Sparks had suicided az his home, in
Lone Oak, last night. DR.. Sparks spent
all OF yesterday IN Gr9anvi 10, return
Ing home ON the b O'clock train. He
seemed to bo in good spirits and en-
troly free nom care, ~ was his usual
agreeable and fun-loviDg disposition.
do leaves q vito and five children and
legion of friends, VINO arc Fad over
his premsture Si0ath.
The cause for his irrational act 10, as
yet, unknown, though those VINO
knew him best think rhat that deadly
canker to all earthly happinese,
whisky, induced 1t. DR.. Sparks WAS
In the zenith of manhood aud nature
had endowed him WITH eminent ability.
His death js truly ana deeply re-
gretted.
There has D. en- q falling of in the
oottsn trade this week, though prices
hold up, ranging from $40 TO 9.25,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

MEsQITR, o,t. 2l.-ISpecisl. Mes
quite is on boom, Farmers arc
coming In and paying their accounts,
thereby M ,king merchants happy.
rhore never was such an effort on the
part OF tho farmer, to pay up AMI star.
anew Us is now demonstrated.
Tho giu formerly owned and run by
j. r. Bolton has changed hands and
IL now run by q. A. koating, OF Dali
las.
We need ono or two more nights In
q week, 20 accommodate the many
iiffsren. soois;ios aow organized
here.
Tho Mosquito Literary society 10 tho
"biggost" thing out. The largo bap
tist church will barely scat tho crowd
thot come IN witness the exercises.
Hon. Il. +. Nash Ia critic, and a good
ono too.
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LANCASTER, Oct. 2l.-lCorrespond-
ence. The Lancaster Nimrods are
preparing for their regular annual
hunt.
Mrs. Sue Bledsoe, accompanied by her
sou Robert, has gone to Brsnham to
spend tho winter with her parents.
Professor G. NJ. Lyon and family, In
quest Of healthiul climatic influences,
viii leave about the 10th prox. and
winter in Florids.
| Miss Matte Snipes aud Miss Annie
Henderson, two interesting and win.
some young ladies' of Atlanta, Texas,
after u visit OF n few days to their
quondam schcolmatss, Misses Addie
sod Minnie White, have returned
| home.
! Miss Addie Rawlins will teach ssal,,
this year at Hutchins.
Mr. K, T. Anderson, of Sparta, Ten.
nessee, and Miss Rosa Lavender,
daughter OF j. l, Lavender, ESQ, were
married Monday evening, Rev. G. w.
Owens officiating.
Thomas l.. Nix has bought j, l..
Schosltield's farm.
The Lancaster Cornet band will dis.
course sweet music for th0ss In attend
suco at the festival for the benefit OF
the Methodist church at Ferris, OIL
Friday night next.
Professors w. Il. Clark aud John II
Smith will open school ut Ferris the
first Monday In November. Thel,
prospects, for a fine school are very
ilattering.
Rev. 0. d. Caldwell and family ar,
Justt Oh the eve Of removing from GU,
midst, where he has done goou work
he and hia family bear with them the
good wishes of this community,