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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

HE fTIeLC ot Governor Zlu,l, ,s congratuiatiug hin uoon ris suc,,-s la the pursuit and capture oi the hostile Apaches, and We add our need of n7aise for hls heroic campaign While General Crook has worn cut h.ll dozen lesth- er-b0ttomed cL.irs with h;s irritating policy The rumoIed, but cucenirm.d. cb!ei executive has been in hot pursuit of the hosiiles and has suffered unto,d prlyations and ha-dshiFs while follow
 Ing their difficult ;rui over the rugged ald bleak hills of inho=pi;able Prescott. down through the dismal Black eanon iDto the valley of tue Salt; thence across the burning wastes to tne rarch- oi and thirsty pueblo. Undi-mayed, he pushed on intrepidly, with only PUllman between his excrutiat. jug bunious and the scorchioc desert sauds, to tae banks ot the Colorado at
 luma, too late to strike She decisive blow then ana there. Returning. he penetrated tortuous caverns and anon tne rugged, rocky gccIiviues of Tomb stone n determined pursuit that would have appalled, a less heroic spirit, cut Ee foHli the trsli had split and he abandoned further penetration into an unknown region that promised SO little recumpense for his military and chief executive genius. and he thereupon returned to the ancient and honorable pueblo 10 spit on his hands for g fresh hold. This was ;he master stroke cf his cenlus, and II marks him as the coming man of destiny. He at once informed the secretary oi the interior Eow to pro- ceec, and also gave p0sltIve ioilnctiOus to General Crook t. preserve an iauuca- ouS desuetude until he wnIstled up the hostiies. During this tirae he preserved a diSnifed seclusion, studying the topo- g-aphy ot tine country by aId of one of the war maps Of tte New Jer,ey and Sonora mining company. His plan worked admirably. and "very soon there came a low rap upon the frontier door of our nation, and pitiful appeal from the contrite, sorrowiul and sub- dUed wretchg5 to be taken in and shot o- hanged. Here hls ssatrsmanship served him we'll Did Le glca. over bis brilliant triumph and train his militia L.J;e-Ies down upoa t-e suppiicauls and sweep them from the face uf tLc earth with p1cclsmai.oa. Not much.
 Mary Ann. He said Ee would consider tLoi- proposition, and then he Girec; 4 the minary commander Q go barley
 with them ar& to impose Lo te5-~ were :han death. If they would ll, . voluntarily Ho serious o. j,ct1au v1a.a
 bt irt-Tpu ci. hut 4 aa, be saulG ei-, them tho alvau.ages o- ,L, laches e: tL. law, and order tLe judge |, IaIle ,ut Co ;Lsm ,ull rasions of jus.ice. T..y have, thsr, ,sore, EGT.e5 t-. L,.e. .ar- t-rr wi5h their aInun.uou and s!hes. ara are now CD r.uie So Fort Bowie, de lighted w-.h tle rosTcc, ot Fr.etlu the great executive, afier which jLeg
 val Gie wi:l s-eas pleasure.
 We -ay De accused lf EGg I.Df u in according t-e governor tLe gs,a. psaIse Lis services ia the capture Of the hoa.iles merits, bG. psr,i-aa bias cannot svey our love o' .usocs. "e even eo still further and say ,A4t this prla. mans abilities have never before been appreciated. and it is a shame to permit hin 10 waste hls executive sweetness on tls AriZ na desert air.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

1HE story is told of boy, in the old 'ime when hickory gads were fashionable In She public schools, who did something that he was so much ashamed oi that be volunteered to go into tho woods and cut tie switches to be used by the teach CT in whipping him. IL IS related that Ae took positive comfort in the thought of getting the toughest and largest switches allowed for such purpose, and tha, Ee presented them t) the teacher with q recommendation that be should -ye him the best that he had In the ..ap. There are fliut indications that Air. Sparks Is obeyIrg En impulse of thls kIud- When be was made Commis- sionCr Of the Land Office he made SO many laundering decisions and did SO mGay cruel wrongs to the settlers in the northwest and provoked SO much hos tiiIty tl himself and tle administration that his friends have been anxious to have uim take back seat. Secretary Lamar has revoked or reversed every decision of any importance that MT. Sparks made, but this u 'es not meet the case. Now a ball has been introduced in the Senate to undo tho wrong Bs far as pos -iyie that Sparks did in his lounderiug, and ;J Is said that Mir. Sparks himself fayors the passage ot the bill This is a -ocl deal like shooting 6 man as a past rime and then apololiz!ug to his widow, but is .s the most sensible thIng taG; Sparks has done since he has been in -Iute--Oceau.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

IHE President has again gwen iLa c.vi service laws his eGrnest approoa- u.l. They are his sole guide iu "turG- .l, tue rascaIs out, and he is SO very zs-.aas ia his devotion to their PrInci- .- that the country ia faI-iy swlrmiug -.'- the nos; radical and unoom promIs- I-- democrats sent out under special com h. -l to develop pre.exts for the re- -..r-l of such republican iEcumbents as lave so far escaped the political guIilo- t.--. The civI service laws, as apllIed l.. -t- i7esol. administration, age -im- ly .-c-e4l aud peep behind their c.sa- &.l reveal tAe old spells system i- be. .J- sott-4 glory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

sands of tons O! ore monthly for treat m-at here, aad the e ai fields to ihc north will pr yde th, fuel while the heavy timber lands above G.Cbs will co1ir.bute to the supplies required ID our niHiuc expioit4.ions. The town of Globe, with it's rich mines, will make heavy demands upon the frelghting capacity oI the road. and .t will derive wonderful prosperity md unlimited Yenhts from ;le Transportation facilities thereby afforded. It is the most im- portant local enterprise that has ever been insugaurated, so far as the inier- ests of our city Is concerned, and If 1t eventually becomes a link in north and south road trayers!ug the length of our Territory, II will make Tucson a ciry of grand dimensions and great prosperity,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

7-S.- ,.- mauy p53r liae owners have ai.Ttelt-s so.siU.e ll.a a, ''el.o- '.a.as, a----els o: properties tLai have ...a .a.e .or several years nave been @lde to repay some co: ilc original c.-t oitleimp-oycmeu.s made o;i them. lur E-la-T- a5c learning % depend upou t-el7 aT- .bo.s ana he quality oi the '.e t-sg t.4e on. for their G-a-eial f.es,sz and ve are plea ,d to note ;aa. " -T--. 'aaIy industrious prop-cturs ~-' were E fax ou tle geuerosity of '-'.' .--ea.- a t.a monihs ago now h.y, snug '--. accounts and are rspiily .a.-.l- -uo-tlua.l headwsy m 6 world - -sa-e When reduction works are iu '-.ia'.rn lu tll- city, our miners will s.'e tae ,x-e.se os tao freight how ii.4 {" the Colerair and Kansas wo-;ss, "a''4 i- inI.s,r aiea rrofL rAe abundance O. .-e ,aa. ulI barely rry .'F '"- freight a.l troatm mt can be worked l.re a, ..-.a, uad when tae ""7As are ,-.e..5 .sr. ,n-re uIH uc .,.'e7 'i --i-ss ,roiuciag bullion where '-s!r ,. .l.. 'f-f.a.G .v.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

"E4r aova7sly c.u-rc it is for a nan EaJ -as been eaug4; IF some grave oI--zy ,a eudeayo5 to ezeUlpate himself a.. .a.Iuc tLe burden nf t.e blame aPsa father A-au. i- i- true t4a. sacred L.s- tprg has wr.t ou- ancient and iilU5Juous p1ogeultoT down as having !iela,d ;o tEe temptations e. t-e world, alI lJoa. the ouiy claim to airac. lineage some st t-e Ise-elt S-uesatiun sceu to possess ls tEe EoIJeEiai devsiopueLt they have made si sbis peculiar talent, aaI when cal-d:e account for the display ot tiis genus -l- HoeT, oiu. ceaa ancestor hos r. libel mailed aurV To Iis cross. Some I-ra s.eia ty so lt,,rly .ack.sg a. -i-al L, . 8.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

TuE capitalist, Of New York, whose confidential agent v.stc Tucsoa lew weeks ago and made a thor.ugh ezauI- nation ut She liusncIal condition oi PIU6 county and the resources ct tae country
 through which the Marrow Gauge rail road will pass, have purchased the suo- sldy bonds the county exchanged w.tL
 the railroad conVsDy far their bonds, and have placed the construction money at the disposal of the builders 10 push the road Co speedy completion. While the building of the road was not coDtin- gent npon the sale of the bonds to this single firm of capitalists, the visit of its agent to Arizona enhanced our credit
 in New York and sold the bonds at Q higher rate than they wocld otherwise have brought. The construction of tue road has always been ce.iuinty, and now every doubt ID the public mind has been dissipated. Simultaneous with the construction of the road the b1ilding of large reduction works ia this city will bsgIn. The great mIneral belt to be penetrated by this line will send thou
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

IIELE Is remarkable similarity h tLe simultaneous expressions ot the Tucson Star, PhenIx Gazette and Pres colt Courier, upon the Indian que ton and the herculean services O: Governor ZGlIck as shown ia his letter t. the secretary or the interior, etc. It Is diff cult to imagine any channel in winch three such minds could ruu so harmon Iously and so-eEeiy together. and one cannot resI.t the belief that the trinity of editorial sentiments were Of immseu- late executive conception. They com prise a n I-yeIous coincidence. to say t-e least, and plainly Indicate who holds .-, relns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Never tIlil5 vi;h what are called smai! ailments. A disorder easy oi control "a: first. fl ue iectCl for E few weeks i-gy become a mortal disease. Ee especially ca-e;ni .ot tJ let debility gain up1n you, for !s ls the door through which al nl.i.a!ts enter .Ee system. r you feel iar-u.d. inert, and Co us- a common gG- afs--Iun, "a- 4 :here was no lie left Ia Ioii." resurs at once 60 Hos.etter's Stom- 1,.-. gi.ters. Iuaf great vegetable tonic y7li! supply the yi,...Ity -ou SO urgently need. 4 ls nerve food. By its tome action thc stomach Is so uvigorated that digestion becomes regular, ea-y' perfect: ysis.lr it. mild Cathar,ic proper tl.. relieve ihe bowels from obstru'i- Jop4. and its a!tergtive operation benc- fi,I.iIv affects all the s-cretive organs. For inc nIer-Ic. ot iyspe1sig. and they include almost every unpleasant tcehu- that belongs to physical disease and mental Ursicheiacss. this potent tome -- 2. certain aud speedy balm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

Ms. l.. A. Sutherland, nee Henry. came m from the Quijotoas, and VII legye for California tomorrow. MIS- Sutherland was the Jumbo cores ponient Of the CITIZEN, at Logan, anu her puugeut and gr.pmo letters have been the admiration Ot that camp.
 The |. 5. Bakery and Grocery House has been fitted up in very attractive style.
 The show window ofihe hardward de- pgr;ment in L. Zeckendorf X Cos man. moth store has been artistlcslly arranged q with a great and varied assortment ot twine. comprising almost everything ID that line. Itiz worth 0 walk around the blocS to look at.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

Ez-EE Seems to be a better inquiry f1sE.ai mining properties now than at a-y previous tune for several years God cad well developed mines of gold, silver er copper can find ready sale at satisfactory figures, but no fancy prices are offered. The business has got down t1 h legitimate basis, and the mine owner must have something visible to sell fine expects to find a purchaser. We have plenty of good mines in Pima county and we expect to see many of them placed on a productive basis during Iresent year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Special Co i.e CITIZEN.
 EoRr BOWIE, March 29.-Word D.. been reccc!vsd from Gen. Crook frcI San BeEuardIuo sayiDC nothing definite has yet resulted from his talks wiiL Geronimo although the outlook is more favorable than at first. Gesoa mo is ugly and independent. Gen. Crooks terms are unconditional surrender or war to the knife.
 Lieut.. Spencer Of the Corps of En- gineers sets out tomorrow to make a recouuoiz-ance oi the Chiric.hua uouu- tains, for data for the new map he is 0; work upon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

Iy Cincinnati, -le grand jury has found whole -atg ot indictments for frauds at the ba.lo, SIX. They grew out oi tue last election. wherein the poiIs were manipulated ,1 bring about demo- cratic ID ..-l.e-. The Ono legislative committee ut investigation unesrthed many a, the frauds and the grand jury L.s added to the list materially.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

anu '..e'L-r l-W. IS brought by te.e- h-"H- 70. ,he surrender of nearly all tbe renegade Arael,s t0 General Crook. ''.., '1''-,'. a.,y. They have tried tue i've ca-dl,laas @. Jaoir lives. and prefer '--. .l-. oi the peace uul plenty ac- ,.'-ed aem ai tine time they left lhelr ...-s t7all ta7ee years age, when :Ley 's.a taken by tLe hard of fellowship --i -.d Ike lonored guests 10 the reser- '-~oH ani fatteu,d and favored until ,-s gre" strong aad bold, and felt .-'- '-e great spirit would smIle upon ,--A 't they would crush out the pale ..s'@ o; Apache land The fugitive life ,--! have led for the past ten months. '.-sei by the Mexican troops on one .--' and denied access to the garrisoned
 1'1' A9les on the other. has lost its '-A7m of novelty, and they have ex-
 7'7ed a willingness to bring the picnic ~ @ close and tako their chances of fu- ,l'e short ratiens Us punishment-not '1elr many crimes, hut for leaving -e Reservation. The civil law should T sal with these wretches and give to ,-s r-s~ peaee-tha. lasting peace that i'@7etn all understanding.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03

.. must be a hungry lot Of Con- --.-,-.- n Washington. A dispatch -.:..- --1m that city Thursday eyeQ- .-. sss- .-e~ President gave h;s second 5r.- to members Of Congress to- --a- A.d now, ia the language ct Cs.. Dur, the country IS safe"