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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

JUDGE w. IL BARNES, the newly ap- pointed Associate Justice for Ari- zOna, assumes his position under CIT cumstances somewhat trying aud not altogether pleasant. The people and the bar feel that the arbitrary removal of Judge Fitzgerald was an outrage, and while they have no cause for unkind feelings toward Judge Barnes, the exist ing circumstances preclude the cordial welcome that would otherwise have been rendered him. They have philosophi- cally accepted the inevitable, however, and as time softens the first blush of in- dignation, both the bar and the people will .accorc &l-.m the honor hIs> abilities and position warrant. His personal aD- pearance Is 8 guaranty of his upright character and We have ample assurance that his legal attainments eminently fit him for the duties of his position, and We sincerely trust that when the time arrives for him to also step down from the bench, he will have won place in the hearts of our people equal to that of his predecessor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

A WELL known New York sporting paper (Forest and Stresm) espouses with considerable warmth the cause of the noble red man, which like the buff falo of the plains 1t fears, will ere long be & memory Cf the past. The many mIsdeeds of the Indians are heaped on the heads of luckless contractors who thrive and grow fat on the profiis of rusty pork, damaged flour, spoiled bacon, rotten cloth and "lean big jawed Texas steers" The writer although probably experienced in Western life, was evidently never present at San Carlos when one of said contractors drove in a lot of the best fed Arizona cattle for inspection by the agent, or rather by the Indians, inssmuch as the latter abrogste to themselves the right to receive or reject any of the said cattle that may or may not meet their fastidious approval. No big-iswed Texas steers for them, if you please. Their will ID these cases has hitherto governed the inspector or agent Of the other sup plies the CITIZEN cannot gainsay the charges made by personal experience, but 1t is generally understood that the Indians at San Carlos, the only govern ment fed agency Tn Arizona, are supplied
 with better food. both in quality and in quantity, than usually falls to the lot of their more industrious, pale-faced neigh bors. The control ot the agencies by the mili.aay is especially com mended and with this sentiment the CITIZEN is in full accord. Hereto fore the periodical outbreaks of the na- tioa's wards have both justly and uu- justly been attributed to the rBscality of civilian agents and contractors. Now however. that they have passed to the control of the military they are expected to be DO longer naughty and cut throats for pastIme, but io live at peace, die good Indians and go to the happy hunt ing grounds of their fathers. Oar over sanguine eastern friends are evidently not conscious that the last break of the hostile Chinchuas, that has already cost much blood and money, Is by ex- Agent Ford charged directly upon the inhu- manity of Captain Pierce, the present agent, in withholding provisions from them because he was not privileged to distribute them except through the regular agent. But the military gre now of the reservation and will be of the Chirichua Indians-wheu they can catch them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
People and Events.

Thomas Hsrdy's new novel has the title, "A Mere Interlude.'
 Canon Farrar will be the guest of Phillip Brooks while in Boston.
 Mir. Sturgeon, the great London preacher, has become a vegetarian.
 Throwing two letters for the servant girl into the fire cost Rochester N. T. woman s2,OOO.
 In Melbourne, Australia, the letter carriers are clad in scarlet coats, waist coats, and trousers.
 The Marquis of Bute's new castle will cost as much ss the Capitol at Washing tOn-Sl5.0UO,OO0
 Lord TeDnyson has been elected Presi- dent of the London Library, m success sion to the late Lord HoughtOn.
 Mrs. Lsngtry IS reported to have painted her hair kind of reddish color which IS becoming the fashion in Paris.
 A woman was discharged from the County Hospital at Milwaukee because she laughed. The authorities are afraid cheerfulness might cure some of the ys- tients.
 A Capitol that Is 2 copy in miniature or the great Federal CApltol at W ashing- ton IS being built for the State of Gror- gia in the town at the gates of which Sherman thundered with iron knuckles when our grown boys were babies.
 An anxious pair of 1lopers. in their search for psrson to complete theIr union, went Co a cemetery when tuner al was in progress, seized the minister the moment the services were concluded, and, leading him away a short distance, were married on the spot.
 Theodor- Roosevelt, the young reform CT of New York, who boasts of having knocked ont a machine legislature and killed grizzlies m th- Rocky Mountains, had his arm broken and his nose knock ed out of joint in a ride after the hounds ID hunt at his country seat, Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Saturiay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
SUMMONS.

IS TIE COUNTY COURT, OF PIMA COUN- 4 v. Territory of ArizOna-
 Francisco Leon, plaintiff acainst Elena K Leon, defendant.-summOus
 Action brought in the County Court ia and for
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Elena x. LsOp.
 You are hereby summOned and required tc sp- pear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the County Court m and for the County of Pima. m the Territory of Arizona, and answer the com plaint filed wIth the Cierk of this Court at Tucson, in sand County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies thus sugn- nOnsl within twenty days (e1clu-Ive of the day Of serylcel after the service upon you of this summons. It served in this county; bat 1T served out of tills county and within this district then within thirty days in all other cases forty rtAys
 And yCu are hers by not he'd that fl you fail Co appear and answer the complaint a. above re- quired. the plaintiff w1ll apply tO the court for the relief tbereln demanded, ard costs and dis burseuen's ln this behalf expended.
 Given under my hahd and the seal of said County COcrt. at Tucson. this 9th day of June A. D. 1855.
 tsE,I-l W, R HORTON, Clerk. 'I""iiOhi S6rs41 D5 Aril5pfhi oT f1s.. ss.
 hereby certify that the annexed and fOresO- ing is full true and correct copy or ths OriEir- al summons 10 the case entitled Francisco Leon vs. Elena R. Leon, nOv on hle m my Ofscs.
 Witness my hand and affixed seal, this 7th day Of October, 4. b. isSl.
 (sEu.l WB HORTON. Clerk, Of the County Court, m and for Pima County.
 Territory of An tOna- Oct7di-vtdecl2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07


 THE Star discOurses very learnedly, with 8 borrowed fsber, this morning, upon the dignifed calling and undigni- fled practice of the law, and although its remarks in the abstract are essentially good, the application to the local events of the past week IS strained and per verted. It hardly becomes man who was removed from office and his con- mission as Attorney General of Arizona and even as a simple Notary Public, re- voked because of his evil practices, to prste of honor and dignity of the pro- fessiOn to whose skirts he clings. Ills teachings in morality are too hypocriticsI to carry any weight, and even the soundest moral principles are mere words of levIty when uttered by such a creature. The very idea of the Star 6rrogating to itself the faIntest conception Of truth, honor and integrity Is too absurd a proposition for the gray ity of the most straight laced church deacon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

A SLIT has been brought against Henry Ward Beecher, in Austin, Texas, to recover damages for failing to keep his lecture engagement. The audience was twice disappointed and they think the sum of their loss will reach one thousand dollars. Mir. Beecher was un- der contract with Philadelphia Ly- ceum bureau, and obeyed their orders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

TIE open letter to the President from the pen of Judge John Haynes of this city, is e clear, frank and impsssionate statement of facts concerning the re- n wal of the federal judges of Arizona and the condition in which the affairs of the courts were left by that set. The letter covers the whole ground and se- verely srraigns tlre President for his pretended adhesion to civil service re- form while In practice he disregards it entirely.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

THE displacement of republican fed eral officials ln Arizona by the faithful bourbons, is progressing quite rapidly. The Secretary. Surveyor General and Land Office officials are about the only remaining ones awaiting the turn of the tide, outside of a few postmssters. and from the precedents set by the Presi- dent there is but little hope of the se- lection of bona fide residents of the Ter ritory for any prominent position.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
Notice for publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoS ARIZONA.
 Sept. 2j. ls53. ( Notice is hereby gwen that ths following named settler has filed notice Of hIs intention to make fnal proof m support Of his claim. and that sAid proof will be made before tte Resister and Receiver at Tucson. ArizOna, on Nov. lfth 1885. viz: Adolf NerdugO. of Tuc-On, Arizona, for the \ r. i.. Sec Iq, Tp. i6S. R iih. He names the following witnesses tO lrO' his continuous residence upon, and cultIvsloI of said land viz:
 CarrillO. of ucsOn. AnzonE. SIlas Waters, Of Tucson. Arizona; Miguel Martinez. of Tucson Arizona.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS, Register First publication Oct & lSs5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

THERE is vast amount Of good work done for our Territory by its newspa- pers that the people neither recognize nor appreciate. Nearly every day ap- plications are made for sample copies of the newspaper by eastern residents, and from its columns they derive their im- pressions of the town, county and Ter ritory. To person who contemplstes removing to the far west, the advertis- ing columns of the local newspaper are the most interesting and he regards them as a certain index of the character and condition of the place. The neat appearing paper. full of news and vim, with a great volume of home advertisements, mirrors to him the busy town and an active and intelligent population, and he judges very closely and correctly of the place from its newspaper. ID the course of year nearly every newspaper in the Territory in this way reaches thousands or people m the east who are looking towards Apache land for future home, and large number of our pushing and prosperous citizens of to-day can con- firm the truthfulness of thls statement by their own experience. This is 8 grstuitous labor of the press. for not one out of ten enclose even a postage stamp to pay the postage, but their re- quest is always complied with cheer fully. The public does not hear of this work of the newspapers, and can scarce ly realize the aggregate expense incl dent thereto nor the direct and indirect benefit that accrues to the country, else they would give them R more liberal and deserved support.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

THE election returns from New York received up to midnight last night. gave the results so far as learned in the large cities. The country vote is yet to ar rive, but it is thought they will not ms- terially change the result As our dis patches arrive during the afternoon, We cannot in this article shed any further light upon the news, but there is little hope of Republican triumph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

The San Pedro Cattle Company is the name of new corporation organized under the laws of Missouri, and doing business on the San Pedro riyer. Pinsl county. The capital stock IS s300,0O0, divided into shares of Sl0O each. The principal men in the new company are Supervisor G. M. Williams. z. Willard and A and N. Schuster. The company succeed to the business and take the cattle and ranches owned by A. Schus- ter < Co. The company now own over 5000 head of cattle. and will add more in short time. Mir. G. NJ. Williams has charge of the compsny's interests here. The remainder of the company reside in St. Joe. Mo, and are among the vealthiest and most influential men of that city.-Hoof and Horn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

THE recent discovery in an excavation made upon an island near the Isthmus of Panama, gives evidence of the exs- tence of man skilled in all the arts and sciences in the remote ages long preced- ing events of historical record. Stone tablets with the carved map of the world, including the lost continent of Atlantis, have been found, and other tables of astronomical interest, together with characters evidently of Phenfcian origin. Slowly do the hidden treasures of ancient record come to light to form s chain of the history of the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS, ARIZONA, !
 Ucfober \, I--5 {
Pre-emption No. 1893

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIzoSN.l
 October <. 1885. [ Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make final proof in support of his claim, anC that said proof will bs made before the regis. CT and receiver at Tucson. Arizona. On November 1O. 1885, VIZ. Macarso Coriovz, Mesaville, Ari- zOna- for the f 2 of SNit and Wa Ot Sk ., Sec I, Tp. s S.. k. i6 r..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his cont nuOus rc-idente upon and cultivation of said land, VIZ MattlAs Estrada. of Mesaville Ar ixonz: John Rhodes oi Mesavtlle, Ari2ouA; John Brown, of Mesavine. Arizona; D. C. Cage, Of MesaVille, Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication Oct. s ISs5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
Notice for Publication.
Pre-smpaou No. l2sl.
LANp OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARI.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS, ARIZONA, l
 October 2, 1885. Notice IS hereby gwen that the following named settler has hlsd notice of his intention tO make hnal proof m support of his claim, and that sand proof Will he made before ths Register and Receiver Rt Tucson. Arizona, on Nov. l7, 1885. viz: Joseph Y. Peirson. American Flag for the Lot I. of N. W. is. F. is of \. W. is and \. F. il of S- W. ia, Sec, 3l, Town ship S., R. IsE.
 He names the following witnesses Co prove hiz continuous residence upon and cultl- vaiiOn of said band. VIE: W. k. Ate ley. of American Elsg. Nathan PeIr, on. Of American Flag; James Miley, of Ar erican Flag; Geo. Vii Hams, of American Flag.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication. Oct. 2 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

Hundreds of letters from those using Ayers Hair Vigor attest its value as restorer of gray hair to its natural color As stimulant and tonic, preventing and often curing badness, ani cleansing and soothing the scalp, its use cannot be too strongly recommended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
Notice for Publication
Iomestead Entry No. s65-Comutation.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsON. ARIzONN.
 October sth. lsSi Notice is hereby given that The following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make hnal proof Tn support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and ReeeIvsr. at Iucson, Arizona, on November 10. lss5. VIZ: Dewitt C. Gage. Mesavills Arizona for the NWi4 Sec. B Tp. IS. R. l6E. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous re-Idcnce upon, and cultiy -tiOn Of said land. VIZ.
 John Rhodes. of Mesavilla Arizona; John Brown. of MesAvilie. Arizona; MacariO C0rdova, of MesaVllls. Arizona, Mattias Estrada of Mesa- yllle. Arznna.
 B. M. THOMAS, Register. Eiraf puhlirafran (lgf Q Issg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

AFTER spending few weeks in Pres cott, Gov. Zuhck intends taking a tr1p about the Territory and will visit every town and mining camp of importance and get acquainted with the people and their wants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

TIE absence of rains Is a serious mat ter to many stockmen in southern Ari- zons, and many cattle will perish unless they are removed to better pastures and water supplies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. 1929.
LAND OFFICE Ar Tucsoy. AK,zo,

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOS, ARIZOSA.
 October Q. 1885. { Notlce is hereby given that the following named settler ha@ filed notice of his intention to make tnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson ArizOna on Nov -u Der Iith. lsSj, viz EdWard Nhitlock Reiington, Ar Izons, for the Wis and sEia of SEi4 Sec. 3i To. x, K. ls F., and Lot of NE. sec 6. Tp. lOS.. R. isE
 He names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of sand land, viz:
 n C. Csge, of Mesaville. Arizona; Alexander Mckay. of Tucson. Arizona: James Miley of Redlugtou, Arizona, John Rhodes of Masaville Arizona B. M. THOMAS. Register. Flrst publication Oct Q 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

THE melancholy days have surely come for the hungry horde that are clamoring at the White House gates for fragment of the spells.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

To ASK the Democrats to scan the election returns from New York IS like inviting them to their own funeral.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

NRw YORK will to-day wheel into line as Republican state.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

t nineteen members of the Senate. The election is proceeding very quietly and thus far less excitement IS manifested than at the mayOrality election last week. The contest Is between the friends and eDemies of Senator German.
 TRoY. \. r., November 3-Mfs. Caro- hne Calky Rogers, 8 well known advO cate of female suffrage, offered to vote m Lansingburg, which was refused by the inspectors. She threatened to apply to the courts for a mandHmus.
 BosToS, Nov. 3.-It is an extremely quiet and unexcItIng voting day ID Bcs- ton. There are four tickets m the field, viz: Regular republican, regular demo- crat; national labor. and prohibition.
 BUFFALO. \. Y. Nov. 3-Shortly be- fore eight o'clock this morning Presi- dent Cleveland went to the polling place ot the lst district of the Sth ward and cast his ballot for the straight Dem ocratic ticket. He remained there a few minutes, chatting with old acquain- and then returned to bis law of- flee. He will probably leave at p. ID. TUT " neuluAAbls
 BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. IA difficulty occurred this forenoon in the 4th ward. in winch John Hebrew, colOred, was shot through the body, and there Is but little prospect of his recovery. He so- licited another colored man to vote the ticket, when he was assault ed by others of his race and Sheep Brown shot him. Brown has not been arrested.
 NEW YORK Nov. 3.-Tbe weather is cool. clear and delightful. and gives every promise of remaining SO all day. In the eastern part Of the state, through out the Mohawk Valley and other points further north, heavy snow storms have prevailed and 1t Is likely that the bad roads ID these districts will be the ,ause of a lighter vote than would otherwise be the case. Betting last eve hing was in favor of the Democrats st 10 10 9 in some places, snd at others 10 o 9 on Davenport.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-10
The Band.

Well, Wa-Keeney has a cornet band
once more. Its texture is as follows:
Officers - president, G. T. Pilkenton;
vice president, w. H. Keller; secretary.
G. M. Henkel; treasurer, Louis Barger.
The following are the members of the
band, with their respective instruments:
W. 81. Keller, E fat; c. T. Pilkenton, B
fat; Louis Barger, LIST alto; Bert Lockard,
End alto; Ben Marshall, LIST tenor; Sib.
Kritchfe]d, 2nd tenor; Will Turtles, bar
itone; Sam Kelly, tuba; c. M. Henkel,
snare drum; Chas. Benedict, bass drum.
The boys already have about $125.OO in
the treasury, and will give dance next
Friday night far the purpose OF raising a
sufficient amount for the purchase OF in
struments. Everybody should attend, and
thus help the boys.