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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
MING.

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binsen for SbOnibOne . Snbiunerns, al
en- Jung 8riser FOB / en- aItfor fOrtro:
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fig itisb ban i'm besuuitisebs RebbsiIsrs
beofte 5-f. Den unse Srissr gan
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matte bibs t 9rasiet. GtIiIut fam.
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imOb fin WebbeiIer benne baube imib:
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5~spbinsen ct SIus, / bpiItet rs Sns
bianere beItps. Sem &tisere fuIbt
Slaset Os to iaarebes. Rumpsn tit en-
gnbe peS be 6oreuebe Staters SeIba:
tiers Weusmtomf It.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
Canada.

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uubertssuet 0sbsoOmmen, os ban bar
unberrettet autortteterne ON, at Der lite
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eaer 8~enaabnins. 8i ftaI nefe Nus
mer at SIabet siue fuIbftenbisere OPP
Ipsninser n benne 9Gnsmns.
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8lu be, Der ~aboHuerer pau begse Slaoe,
fan erboloe bette gtnp frit. 8riien paa
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gnboer 5urtilie / be 6oreneoe Statsr,
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ses meo grpreis.
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faa "Jeeorab.Y oiten" os "Sse
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1897 Fnr 81. III.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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ben uil rimeIisuts tomuts op for Rsts
ten isien.
Ssnere meloes, at grsSenator Sbas
ron bsbe Srebas @ftermibbas "a aar
qamnteI.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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tn iaa' AMERICAN POPULAR DC
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
Sernbane SimetabeI.
Saritn8t., Gcoar SAP. & Gprtbern
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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$40. Geturuerer / betioS foe at touHette
meo bet sitaaaenoe GtattrRa.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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S~bteaeo, MiIwaufee & at. Yaul.
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acknowledgement afsaar 81 800, Ton,
METER meo eft' os i~posaaenoe 5rRu; re.
turnsrer 81. 4.40 gfterm.
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

ssstspisifer oa 9rosfoIb ES07rtstgri Eo'
rttu ogt0ss' gratis. GiterfpereiIst iUStas's ioi
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Orders Registered Letters sAsr BsrIeT. Local Checks
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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IN Es,fi f5razsrst, uaa ten ttoIisgr, Esrssis 9pgts.,
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

On from 3ritcHs oaglige MtOrgcuz Og
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snst aEaaattr OBsr uo5nists StbsliprUg. Sil
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ct gobt Silbuo til gdHIle % nge
Subnri6cnter.
Nrairic Tarmer,

5ceorabsYpftfu 90 Sto arnen
81 Mnr nah Nlrnrrrhnn limit
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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L~'si''-'H "a grE' o~uigur,is. G't EO-b:r ut iocbss'
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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f'l.s't1l: uEttassu ias fOrlaue,s,
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

Bogen mobuuoen 10 Gents ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

Rapnst pau ben unber 8rGmisbos
Nil hltrs.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

sstIpGEgee, lobe Rou. 1886.
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cash 1910 - s09SO. &ars, 1920
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

Samss u. Suparb, en- Ssn at Stats:
miniiter Saparb, er uf 9~rsitbsrtsn ub:
nRunt til SstretGr for Esrritorist gri;
sOna. 6an er Omtrsut % Aar gam:
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bOIbt StOIs Os itu6erst i RarpIuub.
Statsmini fteren flyer, at ban lite Ell
uuiuarIi9 for Ssnnsns l~lbnGDneIie.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

Oct onises iOm uIOsIss fttsrt, al
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2nmur bar MI tasst Sassu uubsr
SuerusieIis, Os 9refbsntsu oil iuub:
ipnIisuis tsIse bans Raub.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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nation til gsfOItniussu / @uibinotor
EerrttOrp. ibuiItsu ban Opfo,brsr SOL.
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buis be n0ster at eftsrtOmuls YrOtIa.
mationen, fan Bpuutoritstsrns til
fable be 6orsnsbe Statsrs WiIii Grfor
at oprstboIbs ben cfientIise GrsS.
Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18
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Decorah-posten., 1885-11-18

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THE people thoroughly appreciate that the Gazette Is controlled by no cor pUration, faction or indIViduaI outside of it's manager, and that fear or favor cannot work to influence its course from that which 1t conceives to be right PhenII Gazette.
 They have a queer people down at Phe nix if We are to believe all that the Ga zette tells us. It may be that "the peO- pie thoroughly appreciate that tine Ga zette Is controlled by no corporsti ID, faction or individual" now, but 1t is lit tle more than year ago that the Ga zette appreciated the people very highly. If We mistake not thIs yirtuous paper which ''is controlled by no faction or in div.dual," accepted a deed from the fraud Reavis. for certain lands, and when its proprietor was informed that the people Of PhenIx had DO use for such a paper, the GAza man deeded the land back to Mr. Reavis, and ever since that date the Gazette has been posing as highly moral paper, Uncontrolled by corporation, faction or individualr' Now we are really glad to hear that the Gazette takes such high stand among the people, and the more so when we realiz- what s narrow escape it had from falling into the hands of Reavis. We would suggest that that journal be rec guIzed m future as "The No Corpo- ration. Faction, or IndiTidurl Gazette '' True the name IS rather long, but it has been well earned and should be worn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

Two little lines of railIOad, one to Calahssas and the other to Phenix, would make a wonderful difference iB the stability of Tucson. They would give permaDency to real estate that can be secured in DO other wav. Property that now goes begging a; song would have a fixed money value. Property owners in Tucson who now have empty hous's could then have every nook and corner filled with good cash tenants. It seems to us that the owners of real estate should take more interest III the matter than they do, for they are benefited to a greater extent than any other class of our citizens, vet they seem to take little or no interes. in the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

A new charter should be obtained fol the railroad from this place to Phenix Our Narrow Gauge company should then reorgsnized, giving Pima and Marie pa counties their proper re presentation in the Board of Trustees Then let this new reorganIzed corpora ton 2 to work and build the road. Ii the hing is rightly handled, and the citizens If these three counties go tC work m real earnest and with the de. termination to s1cceed, the road can be completed in time to move the growing crop next fall. ThIs road We need above all others for with the completion ol this the Calabssas must come. We trust that the members from these c lunries will no. Tail to do their duty ID connection with this road, and that they will bear in mind that If the proper provisions for the construction of the ad are not made now, we shall have to await the action of the Legislature two years hence, which would be too great delay. if not suicidal to all con- cerned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

ONE can hardly take up a copy of a Southern California paper says the Prescott Miner, without seeing an Hn. nouncement of a new colony being started in that country. What Los An -eles has doLe Arizona can dn.". There Is no doubt about that. Rut We must nave some place to colonize them before We can secure colonies. We must dig canals and lead water out with which to
 rrigate our rich bottom and mesa lands and then invite colonies to come. Up
 70 thIs date no such opportunity has been offered. The companies that have invested m irrigating canals have also obtained possession of the lands, which they are willing to dispose of at an ad- vance over government price. We do uOt wish to be understood as finding sault with parties who have invested in irrigaiing canals, and under the desert .and act have obtained title to the lands, for they had perfect rIght to do SO. But unless poor colonists are given 8 chance to take up land at government price they will continue to settle in Cal ifornia for some time before they will come to Arizona to buy lands. Water companies could do well by furnishing water for irrizating purposes, allowing the poor settlers the privilege of taking ing up the land, as they would at once become patrons Of the water companies. Whenever We conclude to offer some real inducements to colonies We can get plenty of them, but when We have DO place to settle colonies it Is folly to talk about securing them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
No.iCe of Forfeiture.

sI'O J. W. BJ JENr. ... .st a>tE ANu tT Il Walker. tbrIr b IS HUc a--.--e-l ~. .-- hereby uOtite1 tiar Ju.r !. ! .-.. .... -. .-- tate of sad John '. Logan. POW. .....-. .l ..t4 exseud-d the sum uf ulH '.. .-. l..,. .--.. ....- and Iilpr1yrmrEt- Up"L u... "t f.. '....g.-- named ] de mIuIl-, yl..r...-. -u-s..-. ~. I.sk- eve. The Gray tasle t,d r.a 4.t,.. u.ui- n....-.. claims. m The ( au, on jI. Ht.r- .~-ly. Pima county. ArIzuUs I.-r.-.-. ..-. .. -. .. -.s year. l--3 auc l--t, Iu o..rl f. ... ...l l-..- lees uLd r thr prov .-Iur ri .s. -I,. --t .. n. Revised Statutes of rh- Jlr.,t ~r--.-. s..--rl- amount required Co hood [. ~ same ... -... ..a-- ending December .l. l--.- -.. .HH..H- .'. iS-4. respectively ~Uu lt W.'..- .. ...r- ..Hl ths sel yIrc uf til- IStIc "a. ..u .H- .. ..f ..t.- ton you fan or rriu-. Co cont -u.f- ..-E tr.- portion Of -Uc. eXp.IdIru.. a~ r.'-. N-a1-. s.H- interest In said cIall- w,.i h','u. -.-ir.It-} of the subsCrtr CT. rcCUJD-rr t. ...v.
 ] he Eaid haWkr. claim e.. .t.....i ..-.- ary 2i, isS,l. by ]. , Lp4- D., J. V I.-- ard J. H. Tutor, and the uOii,e tIyfv. -rt -U.. .- ort K Of the Mining Eegul.- "' -.Il l.gl county, at page l2s.
 .he sHid Grsiy . aEle clai ss- .....-.. iaa- ruary 26. l>,p by the abV'r D. mo- .-.-. h..l' and Tudor and W. h. luCrs. m ar,. sH.t b4 .ncA and the notice thereof X recorded -r .u.E X ut The "lnIng EecDr'is of sad Pm. .'s1.l, li page 23-
 The said Bore tiardo claim was l,.sr- Fsarl- siy %. l--n by sad Buiiock. i.ocsl.. Ir..n- and Buru- snd J. R. kUpiy, and the rufI-a ra--. Is recorded Iu Boos 4 of the Mining Ecc,-st $ id Pima county. at pHSe 55-.
 The interests of sand Burns in said r.--g claims ereby sought Co be forfeited aIe a- --- divided one th rd of the iA- keye H- d su ~I !.. vIded one fifth Q Ich of the Gray Eagle and re ore GsTde; and tic interest oi :he -aIt iaa son or Walker m sad mining ciIr- t--tI -Ougut To be forfeited are an uUGtra.... .-.- hird of the Hav keye and an uuitv,,.t ;t-a-- hfth- each of the Grsy Ea-I- a.-l The b,s Garde.
 Dated Tucson. Arizona, Jannay z 1885.
 N.K LjaAN. of the Estat0 os John .. Iaga-. deceased. .alsNlf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Anecdote of Senator Sumner.

lEdInund Alton m St NicholAs-l
 Senator Summer took quite an interes; in me. aI| had an especial fOndness for catching me by the ears. Often have attempted 10 pass the senator. while he was walking to and fro on the floor of the senate. only 10 have both my ears seized good naturedly. and 10 be asked some kindly question. shall always remember one of these adventures-for 1t was an ad- venture. He had sent me on an errand Having returned. reported to him the an- swer. and received his deep-voiced thanks. l started to move away, but Ee had caught me. and continued his slow march T in front-lndian file As he was tall m ln and l yer small boy in comparison. had tO walk on tiptoe to ease the pain and even u.en It seemed as if my ears would come of my head
 The worst of it was that he at once be came SO lost in thought that he forgot that he had hold of me. and mechanically paced up and down. with his long strides, while l danced a mild war dance. for some minutes-it seemed to be hOurs-tO the intense amusement of all who observed IL The more l struggled, the more did increase the agony. but at last managed to wriggle away from his grasp The sud den emptiness of his hand caused him 10 realize the state of affairs. and he begged my pardon so energetically. and the ,pectators smiled so audibly. that the proceedings of the senate were interrupted and Alr. ColfaX actually had 10 tap with his Cavcl to restore Orderl
 But it was. after all. an honor 10 be noticed. even in that fashion. by SO dis tinguiShed man as Senator sumner He had the widest reputation of any of the senators. and the hrst questi most visitors to the senate would ask was; -M hich is Charles Sua!aerY"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

CHICAGO, Feb. 2J.-A test case of i'm, pOrtanee involving the legality ot the Iowa liquor law began here in the United States Court by a firm of brewers at Marysvilletown, Iowa, vs. the Northwestern Railroad Company. The clam IS made that the clause in the commercial law which prohibits rail ways from transporting liquor except 10 certain persons holding permits, IS in violation Ot the federal constitution which rests in Congress the power to regulate commerce in the several states.
 CmCAGo, Feb. 25-Notwithstanding the passage of the high license hqu r law by the Minnesota legislature, later advicss announce its defeat night before lss', in the senate It passed the house and majority of the senate pledged themselves to stand by it, and the failure of the measure excited much surprise. Steps will be taken to bring the bIll up az ID.
 ST. PAUL, Feb. 25-The legislature has adopted a high license liquor law making S5O0 the figures. A new penaI code similar to that of New York has likewise been adopted. This most im- pOrtant change from the old code IS making hanging the penalty in the first degree, heretofore the pass ge of the death sentence was left to the option fl the urt, but no judge ever exercised the privilege.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THERE IS much talk about the aH- poiutment of Dan Manning to the office of Secretary of the Treasury, and some of the better element of the Democratic party at Washington as well as New York are finding tsult with Manning. while the mugwumps arc very much displessed with him. They say he IS a machine man and unfit for & reform. Pre- ident's cabinet. Why did they not think of thIs last fall when they were working shoulder to shoulder with Manning for ClevelaDd? He WAS good enough for them to join to beat the Republican party in New York with. yet he is not good enough to go Tn Cleveland's Cabinet. These Mugwumps would quarrel with St. Peter if they should ever get that far on the road to heaven.
 THAT New Orleans Thumb-paper printed on the exhibition grounds, and chiefly circulated among Arizona news papers, has much to say of our wonder full display of minerals. Now as every body knows tour show" is tucked away Tn an obscure corner of the exposition building, where but few see it. But the "1humb-paper," which is no doubt edi- ted by thorough mining man of great
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28
Canada as a Winter Resort.

W. George Beers in The Century,
 How shall hope to describe what has been done 10 make Canada as a winter resort better known to all the woI.d1 The first snow ball is an intoxicant Boys go snow-mad Montreal has a temporary in sanity. The houses are prepared for visit from King North Wind. and Canadians are the only people in the world who know how 10 keep warm outdoors as we'll as indoors. The streets are gay with life and laughter, and everybody seems deter mined to make the most of the great car nival Business goes 10 the dogs There Is a mighty march of tourists and towns people crunching over the crisp snow. and a constant jingle of sleigh hells If you go 10 any of the tOboggan slides. you will witness a sight that thrills the on-lOoker as well as the to0ogganist. The natural hills were formerly the only resort; but some one has introduced the Russian idea Of erecting a high wooden structure. up one side of which you drag your tobog- you fly like a rocket These artificial easier of ascent. and can be made 50 as 10 ayOide cahots or bumps
 Within the last few years score of regular tobOggan clubs have been organ ized. Every body has gone crazy on the subject. and men. women, and children re, el in the dashing flight. The hills are lit by torches stuck in the snow on each side of the track. and huge bon fires are kept burning. around which gath CTS picturesque groups. Perhaps of all sports of the carnival this is the most gen orally en5 5oyed by the visitors. Some of the slides are very steep and look danger ous. and the sensation of rushing down the hill on the thin strip of basswood is one never to be forgotten.
 How did you like itf7 asked Cada- dian girl of an American visitor. whom she had steered down the sieepest slide
 -th. l wouldn't have missed it for $lOO"
 loull try it again, won't youf"
 Not for al, ,OOO.r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

HE Tucson Citizen gIvss as reason for opposing the bill to establish the office of Commissioner cf Immigration that "it is not in favor of taXIng the people Of the Territory To hire immi- grants to come here and settle" Very good of you. Mir Citizen. to guard the
 ublic purse, but We would like to hear how you stand on BarteT's biil to suO-i- dIze the Territorial papers Belt.
 The CITIZEN Is opposed 60 the so- called Barter bIll" to subsidize the Ter ritorisl papers. Yet We are free to say that We are of the impression that ten times as much good could bs accomplish e1 with the same expenditure by subsldiz- ing Arizona newspapers Is the appoint ment of an Immigration Agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

THERE has been a good deal said on both sides of the House sbCIt Ruggles' con- current resolution asking Grover Cieve- land to retain Governor Tritle in his po- sition as Governor of ArIzons until tho expiration of his term. One Republican paper went so far hs to chsracterEe the proceedings in the House as ''the stupid and ssinine action of the Lower House" " Did it ever occur to those critics that the stupid action was in the gentlemen who introduced the resolution? Such a re solution should never have been In- troduced at all, or if introduced by a friend of Governor Trltle, he should have known in advance, whether it could be passed or not.