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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Official Records.
Marriage certificate. rank Sinsel and Jesus Cor ado, both of Nogales.
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 F. II Shulz and pheo. L. Shulz, her hus1and, 70 S Il Fraukli1g, lots II and l9 ID s-ctio If, township If south ot range l3 east m the district of land sub ject tO sale In Tucson
 Angela Rlle and W. H. Rule, her husband tO ". r. Woods lot ID block l9l n th- rIty of Tucson. ConsiderA- ton S250J
 H-nry B-uns and Jacob Martini to E1wiu Alv rd a certain mine known a. the Mountain TOm," situated l5 miles west of tucson. Consideration, 800 E Wn,te to A. 5. ksugler, interest m the Wand -rer, North Star, Silver Bate, aud Pdymaster; interest in tn Al .nde apd Josephine, and interest 10 the R h4nce, mines; all located ID Silver Belle district. CODsiderati on, $500
 E. \ Fi-h to- J W. Haskin, the Ware mine IH Silver Belle district; consider alton. s 5J0
 T. II. Mcclellan to !. J. Divine, the Bobby burns, Scotch Jew sni HailOv- cen mInes m Silver Belle district, con siderAtInn, g.
 J W. H.-zIu to the Atlas Mining O., Of Cncayo. ,he ,bby Burns, Wear, d ; 'otch Jew mInes in the Silver B'iie district; consideration. Sl.
 J, w HaskIn 70 tue Atlas Mining %. of Chicago, t'e Caledona copper and silver mine, the Cgledona smelter, mill site and water right, all in Silver Be le district. Consideration. S1. J. J D vine to J. ". Haskiu. the Wear, Bohb' Burns. and Scotch Jew nf,uss ln Silver Belle district; consider ssion, sL
 LOCATIONS.
 The Kid, Pawn and Buck mines. in Silver Belle d'strict-Wm. Klug.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Articles If corporation of the Atlas M'ning Go. of Chicago. capital stock co aOO mn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Best Goods are Put in Smallest
 parcalS
Parcels.
Fresh Meats.

The very best quality of all kinds of fresh meats, served daily to sny part of he city at the lowest prices. Every ching neat, clean and new. Screen doors % exclude every kind of insect. No extra charge for delivering meats. Salt heats also on hard.
 O. F. ScHUNAoHER,
 If 322 Congress Street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
WEtKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l6. 1886.
DIED

In this ci F. ol il'h inst. Henry Holmes. nstir.of c .1a gei 2" years and mouths
 Tn fune-sl III 'ake p'a-s to- orrOw. rom hi- ate re ii-nce 222 Nc 'oruaick sr Friends and cquAintzuce. are respectfuiF invited 10 attend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Palace Hotel.

Hereafter, day board ss the Palace Hotel will be S per week; 90 cts, per meal or three meals for Sl. The best of board furnished.
 If FRED. MASH. Propr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Suits made to order from carefully se- ectei cloth. Ready made clothing and gents furnishing goods always on hand. Jos. PERRIN, agent corner Mesills and Meyer streets o
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

ENn E.Ht'aa tcrinR rhs a-Glcted Co rE-ll e. e-I aa--.. Tae Derfor VII szrc- -a far--- Si eco ... trsa uudsrtakeu sut c,lrod- It- r-.-l.- ..s.. ,apnot get curod o, 'sssA<-e=s ai d. --.. ....-- ,sses is owing to a Onpiie 's'-Ur-- rs..... -- rATORRHEA S.L hlf1hAt>- s-.s shich requires specl Q! trrs'-Is.F
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 sti sss ana 1ssUOuualt. lOok ult .- ,l,rufi1n with Nltai A ctsr-s- El.I ty H1own as Pru-tstnrrhes- Hr~l-a-- ave hseu lOet for ttc want uf lr.r-- --.-...- Or this comp licafiuu- aLd t-ul-s.-H. -... thelr property and Il-slsI-re .r ltH .-... |. -dCJ4.
 Price or either EnvigsEassr, Ss .- Ix bottles. ti1- Sent Co a-s .--.-.- , Isi ely from Obss'rNat.'-
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 Qualified and Res 2sENtsle Lc. trrU4 EUkOFN. Ers CrE1-i.i-.. .. .. srth the Calif"ru;S Nedlcsl LaN- .-. 5ured by regular collrye educaflH-. ..s 70 their uIuets,uth yel-r 0t ssesia.
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 Cal or address
 llTREG R:~Fts-t.r
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Lc Richau's Golden BEI.am N.. | Cures Chancres. frs a.M s-copI --.-.. ScrcsCn the Legs and B1,lv. Sorr r.-- Eyes, Nose, etc. Copper -c,sor.,i B-lr-h.. Syphiitic ta-lrsh, diseased Saaiu. and "a primary forms Of the di-ease kn.ar l. syphilis. Price. i co Der BostI.. Le Richau's GsId-a BaIsam No. 1. Cures-Ierti1ry. Mercuria' Syphi.ti Rh-. maiisin. Fan tn the Bones, Pam n r... Head, back cf the Nccs. C ti-srafe.. ~r Throat, Sfphiltc Rl-h. Lumrs Rrt e.- traeted Con g. Stiffness of the Llu. H- "a Il. eradieatcs aIl q. -.-sr from th- system whether ci-.--s. ri.~-rrtinu cr -...s. Of Mercury i.-t.s - The hII.t r-.-. a-H healthy. Price >5 % per Fotti~. Le hfchau's Golden ~.anish Anti dOte for the cure of Gcno-rh.ra C,.H Irritation Gravel, a1I al Jrina-y r- t.. .-.. tai disarr-Bzemepts. Price ss % DIT Bottle.
 %e Tsiehnu's Col,:-n spanish In Jection. flr srvCrc e.srs of tsHl .-rt "A Infi1mma '1-y tieet. Stfictur s.Sr. Price sI sO per Bottle
 Le RiChau's Golden Ointment for the tf U..ve h-alin-nf ~vplill.i- -rr.a and sru-tons Price sI UO p-r Rar Le EiohEo'~ Goldr. Pil s-Nsrr- sEi Bra Q. ltn.ut, lass rf rrv|-. Hsi r-lz- er. cr.f-t rr uvgr-rore. lrl.sr raf.l-i. ,-e. Price Si n9 per Box.
 Tonic uE.d HeFv5ne
 Sent e'gr- 1her-. e. D. D.. ls-llei slcs-4 Ter eNyrc-
 (. '. RICHARDS X co. Ag-ztA e.. ,- l1f >a'lssne street. Corner .zy.
 Sln Francis-1. Cal
 CIRCULAR NAILED TEE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
WOnan'S Face.


 "What furniture can give such finish to "A room, as tender womRn's face. asks George Elliot. Not any, We ST, happy to answer, provided the glow oi heslth tenn ,ers the tender expression Ire p4le, Ebxious, blooiless face of the oonsumptive. or evident suffsrings of the dyspep'Ic, induce feelings of sorrow aud grief on our part and compel us to tell them of Dr. PIerce's Golden Medi- cal Discovery" the sovereign remedy for consumption and other diseases of the respiratory system as well as dys- pepsia and other digestive troubles. Sold everywhere.
 Best Goods are Put in Smallest
 Parcels.
 The old proverb Is certainly true ID the case of Dr. Pierce's Pheasant Pur- gaiive Pellets" which are little, sugar wrapped parcels. scarcely larger than mustard seeds, containing as much 'sthArtic power as is done up iu the biggest. most repulsIve- looking pill Unlike the big pills, hoVever, they are mild aud pleasant ID theIr operation 10 not produce gripIng pains. nor ren- Ter the bowels costive after using.
 Delicate diseases of either sex. how sver induced, radically cured. Address, with 10 cents in stamps for book, Worlds Dispenssry Medical Associs- ton, Buffalo, N. '.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

A Boston journal for the blind contains a sosthing scresd against decollette dresses
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

s1Inal nisaiOI ATelrion t.s S.sclelg. tiI '-- fl Vision. Noises ID tce he.d- Sh"~--s- .. drinking intoxicating liguors. Lc- - Jasslns unobssrvsd iu Lrs urlne, e' --.s ythsr diseases that lerd .o ln isnlcy hrt .--.
 pr. Ntntie. who is A Regular nt t.-. sI Iaduate of thS BiNer-tts 't F"-r-l. sanla will agree c. forf2lt tiN~ huH'r rr- Dollars, for & esss Os tHts stnd str f---- Restorative lander htr sUcc al stvi-- s.F .rastmeutl Blii not cuTa. cr tC- -1ytat-F ---s gre br II luriCrs found IF H. La NiNL4E .---'- all Private piressos sCoces-fuLy ~l--a-' -..- .rr-. Cona1lss-rCu s7so Itr-- -gt .-r-. .- ion and EnTl5o i1c.ud,Tg .-I ss.r .- --'-a sJ PgtCs Cf she Vita, i--s tg-r-tre. ri-s' - ..- .e or icar u1Ga Che urAr-t- SF. Ht-f Sry address -prS sccoipt ot z--ce s- N- o. -'-. ,souro feom observation, and i1 ErlTs-- q s- isslred. by DE. EiNliE. "A E'a-I- Street. c.-- Franci. c D, Ca -eIC fs- i-st ct ece-'lon- l.-- pamphlet.
 EXAMPLE BOTTLE FREE O. g-g. ,-st ur fg letter ststIns syuplcrr-, ssN rrd rE- -tr'- secrec, in regard to oil tG-iLe-r tIa-sir'tUf'
 DIE. HINrIE's Kidney fs-ru~-1 S-g.f- retieum, crrcs slI kin,is Os hI---e. ~-- -ia..-e- Complaints. ooE0-rhoea. Ci-et, i.s1-os-r... For 6ala by all drugs1s-8; fi e h'''fie. s-E t-'-s for 6.
 D1 ..INrIE's D.nSs.ict -1i s-- r-s Oast and ohGspest ByzDspsfa EEi n.l.l, .- .- in the rnarkst. For s=le 5s sll :rusll-f-. .-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
ER, LLEBlE'S

ASs "EBttS " Q \ JE sjl
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 T9E C-B---. .--. ant Sl-T -.-L. c1rJ Jf S.--.l- .- DsruIt-. N-sl -.- Seminal NezE-f-, .. - trori, tsih7s E-r.- !sxs,f and Elf- r.-l pf Lae Gsri-a-tr rlla-5 -.-- it -pe-.t4ly -rr-- l'i5I. Ez.-tY Decay. 2 - .. SIENNA. AaNr-~ ths l1r elect 70 .H- u=s and H1u-e rr ... ....- OF MATURITY
 It pc psrsnaaeEt.s .s-.-.. all Juua-l-l.. ..- -F=r- .a. .r c l.. --.. xnO rAvs a-cI -1- he past quarter which q. hst --- pcuuc.
 Is ~ indeed a Ha-sl.- -f Rcmed3 -toa4rE -.- .r- srrsnSth-ElC- -fa .N...-lrnu#s sm.a ar.HA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
THE Great English Remedy.

isa EsvsF-failinScure for Nervous Dobshrs 11hsu.tsc fitalIty. ssnIns. saknes6 Sporus-orrAoa. LOr T MANHOOD. l1lgotsa- D. PSrA4ysls. PrO-tator -hnz sln all the tor 0ls sssscts Of Ser Ab1ss. soaEafui ie-i-- sni cx-sssfs -u mat -.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
.iTEEG R:>Ft,~t.

4oO tfea-y st1--t. 5s4 Er Privste enrrsr cs A5 -szsou s--r-i. Q lp Geary street from S-sr-s- N-- through DisDensary rTas -t.--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

vI.i.-s Pu-r.sis. |. os-oI.ss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

To Assis.. 1o:to Att1ek. Sa- t1rc. is thetrue Function
 N E-.-..4w. M MasIT-a-.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
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CmcAGo. Nov. u. $50.
10 THE DEMOCRATIC AND REFr bIhAN
LEADERS or MEAeHHE coDNrY:
When vou allie II the people oi Fer
pii- county to nam" one of the rhiidi-
date. i,r the House on each ticket.
sc thought YOU did 80 in good iaiih.
but on the eve of election printed
Do-ter- were sent To every prcc.nt ~
Mea.hcr county. asking the voters to
scratch the names of the Fergus
count Y candidates from their ticke1s'
giving n, "a reason that it was thought
that the people OF Fergus county IN
tended to play this same contcmpti-
bile trick upon those oi Measier.
And workers we're also detailed in
almost every precinct in Nea-her to
influence the voters against the Fer
gus county candidates.
The result wa, all Ihat they could
have desired. Tor the names of the
candidate. from Fergus county wor,
scratched from over three-four;ii~ o
the Neaghcr county tickets, and thus
they were defeated.
How much noblef il would have
been to have refused them a place
upon the tickets. than 10. after plac
ing them there. deliberately con
spire together 10 defeat them. am
bv this di-honorable means defran'
Fergus county oi any representation
IN the legislature. after pretending t'
allow them m equitable share.
The return. show that the Meaghe
county candidates were treated fairly
and honorably hy the people of Fer
gus county.
No influence was usel against them
ana the people of Fergus county woul'
never stoop to such base method
against ii sister county. The inter
e,t- of Meagher and Fergus countie
are the same. there is no conflict be
tween them, and therefore no point L
thi, trcachery.
Had We met with the hrotherl
treatment that we accorded Il
Meagher. and been defeated, We ha
not cared. but to be stabbed III th
p back in the house Of our friends. hurt
us most deeply.
GRANVILLE STUART.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
PAY YcUa TalES.

'Thcr,. seems to ilr Il iu 'W'l'r~'a"i-
inr in tllc minds of some regarding ,ht
OF taxes Tor $50. 10 the a.
feet tl.at said taxes should bc pai! in
to the treasury of Fergus county.
Tni- j. entirely erroneous. n "ili ht
seen bv consulting the law creating
th;. county. which implies that All
take. shall toe paid into Meagacr
.countv before December ist-on ~hl'h
date taxesfor'S become delinquent
and states that all Delinquent taxes
shah he collected by Inc NeaShrr
county treasurer. ami the proport ION
agreed upon in the final settlement
made by The commissioner oi the t""
counties. paid over 10y the county
treasurer of MelIhrr 20 oUr treasurer.
'rhi~ is the only method that could b"
adopted. a. all taxes are duc Men-ler
at he time Fergus heroiac- a county,
consequently nothing will he pad
Mcaglier but what is Justly due her
Some of our citizens believing thei
owe taxe.onlv 10 Fergus county. have
stated that they sill pay only to ON
treasurer. Ii they er-st IN This, thel
will have the Ia per cent. penalty t.
pay after dee. l~;. Pay your take
and save extra cost.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
cEsTu OF EY.parsInEET ARTHUR
he Calmly Brsathed Away His Lite at ms
Home ~ New York City. on the 18Th INST.

NEW IoRK. November ls.-EX-
President Chester \. Arthur dle!i at
his home in this city at o'clock tins
morning. The news Of his death came
as n great surprise. Notwithstanding
the alarming rumors as 10 ms health
duriun the summer months, the sup
posed improvement in his condition
noted during his stay in NeN London,
Connecticut. and the apparent CONT
dence expressed by friends W llo re-
mnined close to him, created the inn
preston that his health had been radi-
callv improved, giving him the prom
i.e OF a renewed lea ase OF life. His disease
was one affecting the kidneys and those
nearest him had no faith iii his per-
manent recovery. but his sudden he
mise wa. not spoken OF. lie BEGAN 70
sink rapidly shortly after midnight
and by 3 O'Clock it wa- known tha,
death was approaching. lie passed
away without apparent pam; As
soon a. the news of Arthur death
was made public many flags on pub.
he and private buildings were placed
at hall mast. Arthur had lived at
1928 Lexington avenue for twenty
, wears or more. \ stroke OF cerebral
anonlexv. sudden. but not wholly un
exneeted by the attending physicians
terminated hi- life.
Ills son and daughter. hi, sister, hi
former partner. sherman w kneNais
and his closest friend. Surrogate Roi
+ lins. were AT his bedside.
! The funeral will take place - aturlal
from the Church of Heavenly Rest oi
Fifth avenue, Rev. DR.. Parker oi'i'h'
! ting.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

Afte, al .argii- County will have no re-
presentation an The general assembly tins
winter. Both Grad,i,le Stuart and James
E.rsus are defeated, the Neagher County
men, Kanouse aud Titman, receiving he
highest number of vote-.-isiver fsess.
The above should bring "A blush Of
shame to the cheek Of every honest
voter oi Meagher County. Not be
cause they voted against the defeated
candidates through preference for
the successful men, bur because many
who intended to votetheir sentiments,
believing the treachery and lying of the
ours who circulated the insulting false
hood that the people OF Fergus County
would vote solid for their two men,
changed their ballot under the impre>-
sian that IT was necessary for Meaghei
County citizeBs to do likewise or los,
their representation. The shame o
tine knowledge of being deceived vii
be more keenly felt by many Nea.hel
County citizens than though theil
candidate, had been defeated. Tia
vote of the two counties proves th'
deception
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
Horse ane Cattle Growers.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1i.-The call board
hall of the board of trade WIS titled AZ
| o'clock this afternoon when tol. ;.
Z. Cunningham, OF Fort Worth TeX.'
called to order the annual confen-
tions of the National Cattle Growers
Association of America, and the Ma
tionaI Horse and Cattle Growers As-
so.iation OF the United states. In
addition TO the members Of the two
associations there We're also present
delegates appointed 10y the governors
Of Illinois, Iowa and other states,
official representatives of Canada and
Mexico and Sir George McPiier-on
Grant and Robert puckworth OF Ens-
land. The name OF the new orsanlza
tion will he the consolidated shttit
Growers Association of the lni.e''
states" Mr.. :. W. Smith, of Bates,
Illinois, was elected president, John
Clay. Jr.. Chicago. treasurer, and \. II
sanders. Chicago. and :. l.. Cunning
ham. Fort Worth, secretaries. Aitel
passing n resolution OF the old confer
+ ence committee recommending ih'
/ adoption of IL constitution. the meet
ing adjourned subject Ia the call q
the president and secretaries.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

a CONGREGATIONAL clergy le't lass +
home ia It. Ions and came ali the
way 20 Aiimne-ouka to witness the e.
feet ON the lake ni storm which lac .
had predicted several month";. beforr.
The prophet vino had - much 'aith
in his own predictions was the Rev.
lrl Il. Iiiclse pastor of the osiNr
Branch Congregational church In =.
Louis. II SO happened thai Mr.. Hicks
reached Ninnei onka On time, ana on
the afternoon of the 2:,ni day 81 Au-
gust he sat on thc shore oi the heauti-
iul lake witnessing tine commoiion ol
the Wild waves a. they we.'r heaped to-
net her bv the furious blasts which were
sweeping over the lakes surface. Il
was the same storm which good
many alfrighted people IN -. l'hui
mi-took for an approaching cyclone.
Z The following sunday evening the keN.
Mr.. Hicks delivered Il lecture m Ply
mouth Congregational church III iiliS
citv. on the subject OF cyclones, IN
which he predicted that l"twccn the
1Othand 10Th of November the North
west would lee visited by terrible
blizzard. and the prediction was chroh-
iclel in he Globe at th" time. HOW
near hiS prediction came to being M.
filed Yesterdays weather record VIII
testify.
Mr.. Hicks ~v>tcm OF storm piedic-
tion- Is based on calculations made
from "A study oi the planetary equinox
-. During the present month there
have bcnn three planetary eqtinoNes.
Venus on hei OH. Vulcan On the w H.
and Mercury on the l3th. AIR. Hicks
,NnIain,s thar when the Nulc9dlan pe-
riol and the Venus equinox come to-
gcther the most violent storms occur
, Therefore. i'm making his weather fore
: east. hp was iairly Snie ia ioret elm! a
severe storm at this time. As Ny
uirk. has been 50 Stir,'cs~ftil IN predict
ins Minnesota storms. it will be inter
, e.tinr To read what he has to say %
,tthn winter months ahead II us. "
9 examination of his weather char
shows the prediction of he next II orn
5 10 orcur bet Uern he 21nd and 21ti
of thi. month. but does not prOnit'
T. II 80 be an exceedingly severe one. II
.. December stormy weather l. prodirte,
from the lOth 20 the 2oth. II will h'
: remembered that the bur.ingi oi
i prophet also predicts a storm ahou
/ that time. According 70 Rev. Hicks
/ prophecy. December will 90 on nm
January come in with excessively cob
Il weather. This will be good ncws 10
o the carnival directors. rs they CA
now 20 ahead With preparations 10
- their Ice palace. There will he srea
:. deal oi cold weather all through lanu
; ary. aud up 10 the 4gh of February
= wien Nulcan and Mercury again e
into arrow. ana between tia' iime am
the 10Th there will be another mo,
!, hlockade in the Northwest. March
- -et down as the bad month for storms
: coast gales. winds. rain. sleet. sno'
= and all. 10 wind mp with Il n'inenta
- eart,qunke. Then we are TO have
i, period of elemental peace only tc Il
disturbed during this generation 10y
u iittle furry on the iitiI day 81 .'uh'
lssD. when an equinox of Jupiter VI
n occur. We are profoundly grateful 7
:, Nr. Hick- for his weather information
and will try to govern ourselves n
D" cordingly.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The storm that prevailed in Mon
tnpa first of the week WAS general
throughout the Northwestern states
and Territ tories. In Minnesota, Iowa.
Wisconsin and Illinois it was the
seyerest storm that has occurred IN
November for twenty-five years. In
southern Minnesota and northern
Iowa three feet of SNOW on IA level l.
reported, accompanied by cold, north
ern winds. Several railroad trains
were hlockaded and no little suffering
endured.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of .Aiolph Baro deceased: Notice
IL hereby given by the undersigned, Nicho-
1as ". Erickson, adininistra.or "i the
estate OF Adplph Iaro deceased 10 the
credi,o,, os. and all persons having claims
apainst said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice. to the said Nicholas VI. Erickson,
administrators AZ his office at Lewistown.
NJ. T.. or To Buck 4 Hunt, attorneys, nj
their office 1T Helena, VI. I.
NfIiOLAS NJ. ERR kSOE,
Administrators III Estate ofAdolph Baro,
deceased.
Dated at I..xistown, VI. T., Nov. =. 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The Interior Department has granted
stockmen permission to drive stock
upon the Crow Indian Reservation
during the winter months. The indie
pendent SAWS this j. permitted in ac-
cordance with the recommendations
contained in Governor llauser' re-
port. to the effect that the shortage Of
passure on the usual ranges threatened
disaster to the stock industry III the
territory. which promised loss could
be averted 10y granting the privilege OF
ranging on the unused Indian lands.
The Recommendation has been com
piled with. The storkmen pay GER
tain stipulated price per animal for
the privilege. and tie money goes ia
tribal fund at Washing on The per
mission granted i II boon to the stock
industry, but ii it means that tn,
Crow reservation il to be filled Will
suaatters. who, upon the opening o
the reserve, can and will hold the lana
against all comers. it l. AN injustice
20 the many and should be vigorously
opposed.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

ar m.li.i.uaL. aha. ,p drl.1t ihe IN
tent Of m1ny to.er- "i i"H-'i"r
county. in~al.cd 'iew and ~ hy r.
hareiarel prcvarica,ion, and until the
author j. Published 10 the worll the
people of FeT-n- county VIII never
cc.i-" o hound hin.
Hon. GrnnviH STUART wa~ knitted M
the home Of biz profc~ ~'.i friends. and
lhl, he feels i, -orcly will be seen by
reading his letter in this i--ie. NJ
man in the territory can bear defeat
with more bc-omint dignity and grace
than he. but TO he '>iahbed IN tll'
back" by friends. is. indeed. IN aillic
iion hard to bear.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

Judge McI.eary is highly spoken OF
ns the successor of Chief Justice Wade,
whose term expires in January. Mr..
Mcleary has demonstrated that lac Is
thoroughly qualified and would reflect
credit upon the judiciary OF Montana.
Ii Judge Wade il to vacate the cilef
Justices chair no more acceptabie
appointment than Judge McI.eary
could be made
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

storm prophesying and weatherpro-
uhets are Incoming 80 numerous that
when a prophet who iseniitled to hon
or in the land does arse, We should
ieel like uncovrring our heads in rever-
ence before him. 1t will be remembered
that about the middle of ia~t August
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

TX President Chester \. Arthur has
passed To the great unknown. year
nuo last June there were living three
.x-presidents the greatest number
living at one time in the history ol the
country--t;rant, Hayes and Arth''r'
Mr.. Have, is the only survivor.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The people throughout the country
have UNUSUAL cause for the observance
of Thanks sgiyins Day, and Tor feeling
truly thankful for the general prosper
ity which has prevailed durinath he past
year. Every branch of trade and in
dus,ry has proslered. while the pros
meets for the winter are brighter than
they have been for years.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

At Frankfort, Germany, the pom.
rais,ed a secret meeting oi SOCIALISTS.
Twenty-Five persons were "rreS'e'''
and documents and lists ol membcrs
were seizel. The government VIII now
proceed to make that climate sllltry
for the members. and America VIII re-
c,ive IA good proportion OF the fleeing
fools
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

1t is SAID that senator 6ornan, ol
Maryland. materially aided senator
Hurst. oi California. IN the recent
state campaign. and ~ a result
Hearst will probably beeleciei United
ssatcs senator 10y the California leIis-
l1ftIr,.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-25

The steamship Nornantore, laden
with tea ,or New York and Canada.
founder,-l oif the japan coast. ol
sevcnty-two persons on board only
twelve were saved.