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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Political Matters in sonora.
HERMos1LLo, Dec. 10th. 1886.

HRRMosILLo, Dec. 10th. 1886.
 ED. CITIzEN.-I have seen in the Cir IzES of the 6-h inst, a report from No gales, saying that a general uprising sGra he. loat ..a fa- any moment iu Sonora, On account of the next elections Tor governor. IL is remarkable how soon the prediction cOnt6Inei m my last letter has been accomplished, by the mIsluformed NOgales reporter; but as II ls likely that public attention will be attracted to the subject, l consider II worth while correcting some errors l ind in saId information.
 ltIs true that some persons writing for the paper Fl SOnorense, published 10 Guay mas. have been put n prison, sud It Is intentionally that 1 do not call those persons journalists, for such 6 tlt.e IS denied ID all the civilized so- cIetIes 10 men who, misunderstanding the ui-siln of the press, and standing oB lts dlgult,, use lt Bs the instrument Of calumny- -odIum and insult. This tres passing on that decency and respect tu the public which are the limits marked Co tue liberty of thought, wherever that nberty is fact, IS clsssed by the most liberal codes, among the deeds punIsh- able by common lRgs; and such IS, sim ply; the cass ID which the editors of E. on lreDse have placed themselves IueIr img Tls Jnment IS not. therefore, de- FeIvIug of any political importance, Hs II has been Hn affair concerning only po- llcr regulations.
 No such revolution can be imagined. consequently, and the grave apprehen- slous uf the NOggles reporter have DO raIsOn etat. He might Rs well attempt 10 drown himself III a drop of water But if be wants the proof, 1 am glad to te.l hlm. and you all. that the practical stns5 of the numerOuz business men of your nationality working here hRs al ready settled the importance of the troublers dealings. and they crawl in vaIn to the summit where stable ano firm govern ment lays the foundations which they long to destroy. of public peace and wealth.
 As to President Diaz, you can well suppose that h.s attentions sre little too much bey ond interfering ID the po- lice afr .irs of the town of Guaymas.
 l conclude by greeting you for the well chosen qualification that you have applied to the opposItIonists' manage me"ts. for they are not, certainly, else than E tempest ID 6 big teapot.
 V.
 Notwithstanding the far reasoning of our respected correspondent, We hay, reliable information that very strained | condition of political affairs now exisls l ID Sonora, and that the iails contain many political offenders whose liberty IF considered & menace 10 the perpetustiop Of the present administration. Among these, We are informed. IS ST. Augustine Pesquera, son of e1-Governor Pes quiera, most popular gentleman, bu unfortunately for himself not en rapport with the present powers that be. We are always pleased to publish both sides ID all important public questions, in the hope that between them the exact and impartial facts may be learned.-EpIroR CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

and George Mark il a TiptoP, also dc IDg we'll
 The Garden CI.y DIu< Store, kept by Dr. Todd, IS one of the finest establish meats Tn the territory. There are a.so two other fiOurishIng drug stores. one owned by Dr. J. Tbibodo and the other by Dr. O. L. Mshoney. Both are first class and GO good business. Dr, Mahoney IS a thorough practicIng phy- sician and he will probably be appoint ed resident physician of the Insane asy- luna pOsi,i he would fill with Gis- tinguished ability.
 The Valley Bank. and Messrs. kales Lewis are two sound banking instltu- tions ard both enjoy the full confidence of the people.
 Mr. F. P. Nilsson. formerly of th;s city, has splendid jeweIry store, and IS dO- ing an extensive business.
 Mir. J. R. ThOmas, we'll known in Tucson. IS agent for the Singer sewing machine winch finds favor smorg the people, aud he k consequently, prosper ing.
 Mr, SpankeD burg IS the guusmith whom all the spOrtsmen swear by. and be is thorOuchly reliable In every thing. hhlkD II IT, " nAthCrf A1AE EttEaNtI OA the land office ID this city, has sn office m PheDix, aud m addition to q general law buslness he makes Q speciality of government land matters. TUcson's old time resident, Judge Il. B. Light hlzer, IS also ID Phenix. and is achieving distinction by his able legal abilities.
 Mr. J. I. T. Smi has large flour null and store, and an immense ware house, and be dCcs a Very extensive business.
 The thirsty propensities of the people are we'll pr vIded for by dozens of es- ta5!ishments of more o= less magnitude. The Phenix saloon IS kept by Louis de Costa. formerly of the Porter hotel in this city, and the pc pie of this place who vlsi, the garden city, will not fsil to call on him. Luke S Cz-rUo>ki have a tine resort known ss the Bank Exchange: O. A. Luke euI1ys popularity } d, the Ar cade; Jos. Thslhe!mer Is making money with his BCca Beer depot. and NI. VI. Sanders, formerly of Tombstone and Tucson. hes very tractiys and orderly place at this Pony -slO0n. They are all fo1rishing.
 Mir. A. Leonard Meyer Is the gentle manly agent of Welis, Fa-g0 S Co. and also of POmerOy Broth, rs' Phtuix S Mcdowell stage line and 4 Carriugtou's Arizona Stage company TUnuinS from MaricOpa tO Prescott and tbe Dc.th. He IS popular with everybody and IS alw8y- attentive and accommodating m his bu- siDess affairs.
 The beef and pork interests m and near PheniI are no smell factor m the prosperity of the place. and shipments of hogs are made by the train load very frequently. The butchers purchase of slauShterers their beef at 4c net, and retail at from 6,. to l5c per pound; pork they bay at 3i ,c. net, and retail RJ from 5c- to lOc. The quality of meats Is very fine and IS not excelled anywhere in the territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Cattle Shipment.
CFiagstsf Champion


 Another shipment of cattle was made through the house P. J. Brannen yester- day afternoon. The cattle which nun bered 322 head were bought by Charles Collins for Chas. GasseD, the wholesale butcher of los Angeles.
 The following are the detsils of the shipment: W M Muuds. range Mogollou and Oak CreeF, A head; Muad k Willard, range MogollOn and Oas Greek, 40 head; Jack Montgomery, range MogoliOn and San Francisco mountains 26 head; John W DOugherty, range Oak Greek, 29 head: Willard BrCs, range Ozs Creek, 9 head; E James. range Mogol- Ion mountains. l3 head; Hicks & Dun can, range onto Basin, 2S head, David Scott, range MOgollOn mountains. T. head; T Msrtell, range Tonto Basin. < head; Hicks. range Strawberry Val ley. IS heai; D W Strahsu, range Upper Verde, 23 head. miscellaneous. H. The value Of the cattle averaged S24OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
The Mineral Belt Railroad.
tFlacstsd Champion.

Coll. W. Eddy, of the Mineral Belt Railroad Company, with Chiei Eu ineer Jackson and force of eight assistant engineers arrived on the tram last ven ing from the east. General \. \. Me Donald, vice president of the rOat. WAS already in town.
 Work viii be a: once commenced to build tbe railroad from thi, point. Scrapers and mntesiais for grading are now on the read and as soon a7 the implements are on toe Cr.uui a force of men will b. lut C work Co grade the line.
 After long delRyS the con-truction of this important enterprise will be practically commeuce3. lt is now a sure thing and Flagstaff will be boom ing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
BAD AMERICANS IN JAPAN.
How They Compare With the Bri,nus
 Habits of Drinking.

| haoiis or Drinklng.
 Here m Japan, as elsewhere all over tb,
 east, you will often meet Americans who re-
 nect but little credit upon their nationality
 ou see tpSy, ,lll hammered fellow about vour
 hotei m the forenoon. and are told that he |,
 an Anerlcan Further inquiry will probably
 eAclt the fact that drunkenness Is regarded oE the natives as peculiarly an American vice.
 ana yet It IS probably true, as Is often as-
 serUeu, that the American really drinks leSS
 man the briton But be drinks more reck- ieSsiy' pays less attention 10 the laws of
 hesith' IS less regular in his habits. is mora Nous ana excitable, and as n consequence breaks down sooner
 Inc bT1ton, though a hard drinker and a sie1t smoker never drinks or smokes in the
 iloi nlis NothinS can induce him to take ,s. oiaiuy eocA'aA before breakfast. nor light .S lipe ue!oTe uiiin He will not begin bis uiSSil la'loh and small vices until after busi- n''sS houIs- lie then lays himself out" Co see HON inu'h urahdy and beer be can consume. ana DO" many pipes be can smoke. At uiiiiici ne VII drlnk two or three glasses of S"eiis ana uilish a large bottle of claret Be- tween aessert and bed time be will probably ''iAe a naA uoAen -brandieS" Of course he usually goes to bed upsy, though not upon an
 --'tN --- o4iA VI " . next morning ha haS slept of. bad bis bath and is ready for the regular routine ot tas.ness
 The American, on the other hand. calls for hls cocktail before be is fairly ou, of bed. and between that and breakfast has probablv swallowed two or three others each sunple- mented by mean cigar After breakfast be smokes another cigar, and between m and lo be has probably taken as many ss Tbraa brandy cocktails" and smoked a bslf dozen cigars The result is that, although not quite l drunk enough reel through the streets be can | hardly be considered quite sober at any time | between 9 in the morning and s mn inc after. noon By o'clock dinner he Is too tin~v and | nervous and irritable 10 eat a souare meal and will load his stomach with brandy b.fore soing 10 bed In due time be is threatened with dellrium tremens, and in a few months more IS either dead or a drunken sot At home he may have been man of exemplary 'haracter, but out here be seems to have abandoned all restraint and sought the short st and quickest route to psrdiuou.-Cor. Atlsnta Constitution
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
A,Moment. Pleasrl

Eat your dInner st the American restaurant; take lunch at 2J7 Congress street. porter house steak, choice chops, and the best cook in the territory. and sam to wait on you, at the above house. Go there for corn bread, mush, biscuit and hot cakes. No Chinamen there : DO half cooked meals served. All for two bits. Who will be made happy perii
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Christmas Festival.

Christmas eTe. rext week. prom ;ses to be Of great interest tO the young people of the Congregational Sunday School, ss arrangements are being made fcr a very enjoy able occasion, which will hsve some novel and attractive features. One of these will be "A Winter Scene," re presenting g visit from Santa Claus to sn American home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Eyerythinr New

New store, new goods, new prices, for nov or the nsR year. Just received from Ssn Francisco. a big stock Of mil linery goods, hats, bOnnets. ladies under wear, ribbons. hosiery and a thousand other items. Hats trimmed. Opposite Wheeler 6 Perry's. J. HARRIS,
 tf POS Congress street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
Enr SaIe

One ten-stamp battery at the Esper- aDza mill. All are m tirst-eiass condition sn have been used very little. Apply at the office of PEDRO J AGUrRRE,
 q Congress Street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
-antel

To rent a furnished house of four rooms. or more. Apply at orce tO
 WI. A. SCOTT, JR.,
 15 Congress Street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

SANTA PAULA, Cal, December l5.- Last night a SpanIsrd named Olivo-, covered with blood, came Co 8 ranch near here. The physician found sixty eight wounds on the body and arms of the wounded man winch, Olives says were inflicted with a shot gun ID the hands of man named Hopper. The wounds are probably fatal.
 NEW YORK. December 15-The base ball committee to-day awarded the cham piunship to the St Louie Browns, with the recommendation that the champion ship of the world should also be award ed them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-17
Woman,s Kingdom

is the drawing-room. There she shines
supreme and her right 10 the homage
oi the rougher sex is unquestioned
The more beautiful she is, the more
powerful her influence, and perhaps Of
all the feminine charms that fsscinate
mankind, a pure and brilliant complex
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not The gift from nature, she viii ind y
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lively cheap article. is rapidly super
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H.pton., H.,r Grover.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-17
LIES TROUBLES.
Henry Ward Beeehsr On the Peace Of
Path and Love

have heard men say TO me, -' Yes
Mr.. Beecher. it is.very easy for you that
are in prosperity aad in popular condo
tons to stand up there in the pulpit
with your salary, with all your loving
friends around you, 10 talk TO Us about
patience. Just come down where We
are, and take the bufeting life q We do,
and YOU would see" Then, tnauk God
that there is somebody that stands 80
much higher than care that be can tell
you what you OughIkp feel. But don I
be III hurry. l nave had my share Of
trouble in this life, and thank God
have had my emancipation out OF tue
very doctrine that / am pre- ching to
you to-day. II / were TO grosn and
grumble as soma men do over trials
that have pursued me. sometimes like
hurricane, the bereavemeuts and sor-
rows and various trials OF my life.
should be like fountain Of complaints
all the time. But ] learned rGrlv follow.
Jesus. ! learned early 10 take that
peace which passeth all unders landing
from Him. He has never fOTsaEen me I;
aud ! have earned this thought with
me at every step through my long aud
laborious and varied life, and | bear
witness 10 you that, though / have
courage and hopefulness naturally,
should have been crushed long ago if
had not had il. l know that | am dear
to God; / know that he would not have
put these troubles upon me IL He did not
mean TO sustain me. / have said in
many and many q dark hour 10 III /.
Lord, Lay on; believe you would not
put on more than can bear and | will
haa haf
have been very poor in my lifetime
aud was not cast down. had this
feeling The less l have and the more
can serve my Lord end Christ in my
poverty the happier shall be. This
life is not my home; the other life lie
mine. and He is looking upon me; and
If / be heroic and take suffering for His
cause. what triumph is mine" Aud
above all bodily wants and above all
sense OF shame or comparison of estate
with other mems | went through the
wilderness, for was missionary in my
early days in the unsettled and newly
settled portions of America, and /
gloried in my poverty. Ny name was
as nothing; my means were none. /
expected 10 live and die in obscurity,
and ] gloried IN il. For me TO live was
Christ and TO die gain. And do know
%, not as much a. / should. not as l
ought-but l know enough 10 declare
that in the midst OF suffsrings and
deprivation there may be rising out of
the soul notes oBexqRlsite music. peace
that passeth ali understanding. Joy in
the Holy Ghost.-BrJAklyA Magazine.
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To Err is Human,

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some and difficult task. Neuralgia,
rheumatism and malarial disorders
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Gated by this matches inyigOrant and
regulator.
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