Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02
\ Morkin-mans Nn;ce.

TOTAL WRECK. Sect. p. lSSG. . to The Woihugm L of pins County
 In 1883. l was Census Marshal of ine school district at Total Wreck. I visit
 ell o'her districts besides, to which
 wss ordered by Judge Wood. who had tba management e; those affairs then, and after performing my duties, sent in the oill Of expenses, acknowledged and signed by the school trustees; and was met by the astonishing answer that I could not bs p5id because school was not kept. "Pat, how is the mine?" Well, SIT. good indication for a hard forma- ton" Well Pat you had better quit then; cannot pay yOu, though, ss you dii TO. tird chip Of the Potosi for ne" What do you think ois euch reatouiDg? Still the man through whose extraordi- nary Judgment I was kept out of my earnings, is . candidate on the demo. cratic ticket for one of the best offices in Pima O., viz: Treas Ter. IT Pa. has not worked hard enough, be could only be discharged, but as for me, shiver yet runs down the elongation of my cerebellum, to think. that fl I did not catch any of tho youngsters, land the h'tlc devils can run) or passed one by, would be Eeld for I1isdemeanor and subjected to 70 pen-i.y ot lmprisonment or hue. The hue did not bother Unnh rnnn.rh nm ala never wEs Overburdened. To visit those other districts put me also to extra ex. penses. tt consisted mainly Tn eho, leather 1t IS true. but that is not incon. siderable as anybody will believe who | has had square look at my understand. l Ings. Would it not be better instead of | treasurer, to make the Hon. Judge Wood l poundmsster: But even here, I an | atrHid his peculiar judgment might be l against him, trying to kill the dog b, | drowning the taIl n place Cf the bead | What dilemma our honorable woui. be m to run acru ss ,a eur who hat r -e- compauy with tEe wBgring ex-
 -nits c' bis cOr5nl fin. l. might toe thought, that 1 was ru.lIug for the Cen i'd6'e r1 'he opFosItion .icke-. Not a' .n. | don't c.Te B dime for the man DIu't be so pTo.aue sir. l did not us tllt VI IF, 1 said dime. Wurkinrmeu oi t:rca, Sl.l ycG vote for man, who hA, been Eept oat ut LIs earnings. one. wh, ike Hou!selvrs. depends on wages for .IylDE? Icur uni.ed Vote will either | 'lect or ce,'a; him, ss you hold the m- Iou'y. l. usInn Is strength: butte
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 on neyef:a,is 8 cleo; ih's mnn, do no ts-k about the TIgbts of The workin. .iass, i' will be nli bo-h. and never, your employer don't pay you, lift uI ycur hindmost N. r. and kick NoskiDgmen houid be unI.ed on th. principles that the llborer IS worth hi- hire. and seifprotection commands them who do not believe m that precept l do not preach anarchy or socialism, bu' wageworkers of Pima, you have a bonn to throw, which ls mere effective thai the dynamite one and ID the pale of th law and order. It does not hurt the ID nOcent, but only he ones, you are after Boys, 1t hi's the bgii's eye every tune This bomb Is your vote and 1 neiiev when election day comes around, yol will uSe your prerOgatlve and annibIlAt. this mans uane- Do not give him with a faI-Og look, sim S.ls,ed one, rH' regular president o' Fat rn -n'- club kjaG of Q scratch, whicl 1 'sn be felt Es well a s,ea Eemembei 1 tie saying O! th3 aise kIug Solomon. If s nap smi.-s yor on the lef, cheek inst turn it cn hi- right one" You nev- 1T will go VEonR by following the gol len rule: To dO to others as they do tu you. P.J c. MAsCH.