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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
A SCHOOL TEACHER IN TEXAS.
What She Says of the Educational Out
 Iook-Curio.itie. of the Country.

VI nat sne says or lnt Euue&AAeAAA oNN-
 Iook-Curiosities of the Country.
 am now teaching q public school of twenty-One pupils in the central portion of Texas. receive S3j per month, pay slO for board, and walk half mile to school My school l-house is a small country church, situated in a grove on a hill. at the foot of which runs a beautiful winter creek, with steep banks and pehbly bottom, very rest ful tO the tired feet in the evening. My term is for four months. The public school system of this state is very fine There are large tracts of land. from which a rev enue is derived besides the tax, which goes irtO the fund An examination and a cer- tificate are necessary before one can get a situation, but the salary Is adequate and sure. lt ranges from 50 Co $75 per month.
 This Is a fine country not far from the 'Brazas bottom The land Is black, sticky, and as fertile as Egypt. Cotton is the principal export Wheat does very well, and everything produced anyv here else can be raised here. One can see perhaps hundreds of miles in every direction. The air Is so pure that almost anything will petrify.
 Texas is a queer kind of mosaic work in soil, climate. and inhabitants By the side Of the black land lies a sand bank full of small pebbles. some smooth as Ontario stones; other ragged. Indian arrows, pet rified birds feet, etc, are found The peO- pie are strange. too. You enter a modest looking country home and see Q well-fur- nisled parl0r, elegant piano. nicely bound books. intelligent minds, and Christian hearts You are favOrably impressed, and think Texas !s a great state. Travel halt a mile, perhaps. and you enter Q hut that you are ashamed to call by the holy uaIns of home. Here ignorance. vice, filth, and disease meet you.
 The climate of TeXas is of the same mosaic work. Perhaps ic is @ clear. warm day and you feel like putting on you summe- clothes. but wait hall hour. Che wind begins to howl and roar. and ia an hour ink. milk. and everything is frozen. Happy are you fl you are not iu the same unfortunate condition Truly, Texas iS a great state. This Is a well timuered country. Oak. ash, hickory. musqUite and other kinds Of timber abound. POpe's head and sage's horn cactus grow wild everywhere. Wolves howl around the houses and are answered by the dogs. never saw wood burn as it does here. In Louisiana it was necessary Co have some pine or light wood Co kindle with. Here sou put few cOals together, lay on some sticks of wood, and it burns of its own will. People say it IS because the climate is 50 d-y. Wood is not sappy.-Fannie L. Armstrong in Cleveland Leader.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
New Sort oS Peach.

we this week saw curiosity in the shape of peach from a plantation in Al2chua county, Florida In form it To the peach species what the mandarin is 10 the orange spe. cies. viz: Slightly fatteued at the ends, and the pit partakes of the form of the fruit IL is produced by graiting the peach on to a mandarin orange stump It is known locally as the pinto. and we see no reason why it should not become very popular as an orua- mental table fruit at this season, 'Ee ship ping qualities being nearly perfect
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

TIE olive branch of peace extended by our neighbors of CochIse IS accepted by the people of Pima county as the hamburger of that friendly regard which should exist among people with com mon interests and mutual dependence thereon. The disposition of our people is one of friendliLess with all portions of our broad territory, and they welcome the smiles of prosperity as much in one section as in another; euvious of the special good fortune of none, but happy that they form part of such @ grand commonwealth. They are conteDted with the bounties nature has given them and those the in- dustry of their people has created, and they realize that DO portion of the terri tory can enjoy any grest fsvors without its effect being sensibly felt here. In this spirit of magnanImity, our people are disposed to meet our peighbors even more than half way in the reconciliation OA any NAAASAcHNSS '-At A--og SAAaAt ohN to unite with them In all matters of mutual advantage which may require the CO., operation of both peoples. Cochise was erected out of the loins of Pima county, and we feel proud ::ot the dignity and prosperity it has achieved. There is DO reason why any sntagonism should lon ger exist and We trust that the sword will be shsathed and permitted to rust forever ID the scsbbard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Tine Ragged Edge.

Tle Epi,Eph publishes the following extract from a private letter from Tue SOD, which seems to sever the situation, leaving only a ragged edge:
 "Glad 10 hear that you have some eli mate left. We have plenty here just now but can hardly touch 1t, 1t is so warm. h addition to climate We gre afflicted with railroads and smelters. The Tucsonians have become SO im- poverIshed that they gre compelled to turn to the cheap dissipation of railroads and sInelters. Some people have tired lately to introduce new wrinkle in the shape of a large irugsting ditch. but the people generally frown upon this Inno- vstion. They are not yet tired of rail roads and smeltsrs. We are on the ragged edge of an era of blistering pros perity. IL IS a fine thing to be on the ragged edge. Did you ever try sitting on Q ragged edgeg"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Testing l.alIroaa EmpIerss.
Lngaaspl-t Phsrcs-

The work of exam ming the Panhandle emp.oyes on color blindness is interesting Co an observer. The men are mar,hed into the armory one at a time. and are hrst examined on the strength of the eve sight by reading letters and figures. This Is quite difficult The matter of telling coloFs is tested by showing the candidate skein of yarn either red. green. or pink. and then after he has told which it is. be is told to pick a number of skeins from a bundle of various colors which will al all resemble the color first named To pick out all the shades that may be found in the bunch is DO small task. and very few q the candidates pick them all out There are no very glaring mistakes made by the boys The hearing is tested as well as the sight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

A SPECIAL agent of the revenue de pertinent has awakened a fierce storm of wrath among the wine makers and brandy dIstillers of California by the ar bitrsry assessment of a tax upon the difference between the amount of spirits distilled and the amount of the full ca psclty of the still as returned when its survey was made. h other words, Q tax IS demanded upon vast amount of brandy which the distillers should have made. but did not make There Is B re- freshing sudscity in such a spacious de- msnd which must strike the genuine re- former as a consummste grasp at the defiant throat of fraud and corruption. Even Commissioner Sparks will turn green with envy al this signal success ID another department. for 6 counterpart of which m his own bureau he would subsIde into a rhapsody of self-congratulation and manifest his swelling greatness by promulgating an order to suspend at once the functioLs of the United States senate. The pre- cedent sought to be established is like opening up 6 new lead, from which source & great stream of revenue must pour forth the golden ducats to swell the means of meeting the enormous de- fciency appropriations. They pur- pose taxing the distiller for the product
 of his still, and then to tax him for his
 sins of omission. There Is & double
 stamped brass distilled Over-prooi spirit
 of justice in this larceny that possesses
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

FROM the decided stand taken by President Cleveland against the inter ests of the western people where they conflict in the least with those of the east, leads 70 a belief that De Is laborinG under the strange hsllucinstiOn that he IS the president of the United States oi Wall street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
rioIor. D.m,u.trIfi,u.-

SAN FEASCIsCo, July 1j.-In the vi cIuity of FO1rth snd Folsom streets last night, c large crowd of men ana boys gathered and attacked the caIs o the North Beach S Mission line or winch the strike occurred yesterday. A the cars approached this vicinity stones and other materials were thrown at the conductors and drivers and m a number f cases cars were throSn off the track by the obstruc.iOns. Many passengers were only slightly injured. Scarcely e ear on the line escaped without broken win lows. It was some tune before the pO- ice prevented ihe riotous disturbance The cars ou all the lj1es are running as usual this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Legal Blanks!
For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COUNT BIANEg:

IlSA SAl-lI1 NOLNA bi4llfl-l- 2 z Gsyit for Attachment. Undertaking on RtlachIueut. indictments. sI eria's Certificates os ssls of Real Iz.st' 70
 Execution.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS; }rler directing Notices 70 be eiver tg -E..it I'd. -otIce or time agEslutvd for prUv1rs f t.. 'ertIncate of Wall and facts found. Order directing fostIng NotiCss cf AIT.ra,;.t
 tor Letters Oi Administration. Citations. Creditors Clam, Order appointing AdminlstrGtor Bonds Of Admin and ExecUtoT. Order appoint'1E Appraisers, Order EppO5nt.4iE tlme for Probate Of Ni- S-
 directing publication of Notice o. sr---. Order appointing time and plscs for tsE7rt
 Application Co sell Personal '-ul.r,g --.
 directing Notice Co be gwen Order Co show CauCa why order of sale of les
 Estate should not be made, Order appointing sale of Per-Onal Frvi er;T, Order of Sale of Personal Property, Order appointing day for settlement Ot Gcs.-l
 and dIrectinc Notice Co be given. Notice of tine set for Settlement of Accnrrt- BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. $. Par
 ENTS TO MINING CLAIhE Affidavit of Cltlzenship, Affidavit of tVe hundred dollars IuprcVI re-'s Agreement with Publishers, NOtlce Ot application for U. :. Patent. CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUSTICE COUEl Sumn-ons. Complaint Ju claim and delivery of Psrsos- Underisklne on claim ard delivery of P''saa' Afadavit oa clam and delivery of Psrsoll Aaitayit l,,r attach nseut against s Resident. Undertaking on Attachment, V Elt uf Attachment, Execution. Notiraot Appcal
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Nccces, MtulrE i'atlz, Peal Ests-- bcCt1. Real kstate Mortgage, Power Oi Attorney. Leases. Bond for Deed to Mining P-ctc-r5. AcEuuw .sdgmt Ets. acknovledgments for Nan ard ys.. Af-cay. t- 1f Publication. Notscs oi Mining lain, Road Station EerClrfs. sT-Ali oi these blanks sra p1---' - for-Giry v'th the Statutes os Ar.zara --- ..' mn ius laws of the Uullgd eist-.. Orders sort ont oi tLe city C. e. H.
 .SO Justice ElaNk> for sI.'J A pscEaEc cCItairIu- taa f0i'1r." hlEr ks for Justices Courts w1iI Gc 7... acdress. pO-tsge paId. for Sj-Jc-
 21 Criminal Complaints.
 9u MurraEts of ArrC-t.
 % SUbpUrIs.
 1I C0mUitusuta.
 1 -umuous
 Q ComID. aints On e. 6 II. oi P--.- -.ras'
 1l Judert6klLr=
 2J Al davirs for Attachr7ert-
 Q Undertakings on fttaclue--
 30 WrIts If Attachment
 2 ExecUtiors.
 2O Acknowledgment fsirEiyf
 10 AckEowles!g guceuts luar and v--'-'.
 10 Bail Rouds.
 10 stipu stions on Appeal.
 2D Mining Locaaous. Address all Letters or Orders Citizen Prinling&Pub, C0'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

SINCE every lingering doubt Of the confirmation of U. $. Attorney Rouse has been dispelled, the Star has made the discovery that We have entertained angels unawares, When the shadow wes upon him he was beyond she range of that meteor's luminous rays, but now that he is "out of the woods" his friends are legion,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

When the organs of secretion become inactive hy reason of a cold or other cause. the inhammatory material should be removed and healthy action restored. Ayers Pills accomplish this quickly, safely, and surely. Much serious sick ness and suffering might be prevented by promptly correcting such derange- mer;s which often develop into settled disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

Mss ROSE CLEvErASD is displaying an angular crankiness Of disposition which her most modest ideas of the proprie- ties in fashionable costumes fails to con- ceal. One of these days she will hurried ly open her mouth and put her foot in if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

THE government will save lots of money and number of human lives by awarding 6 contract to the lowest re- sponsible bidder to transfer the North Pole to Central Park. New York. It is too far away for utility if it is ever dis cnverad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
The Hnrr Ii-iI,rr.-

SAN FRANCISCO. July I5-In the case of Deane, Nor,htree S Creighton, alleged jury bribers, thIs morning judge Freer decided the point raised by de- fence that the panel ot the jurors va not legal, in favor of the Ftste. The eases were subsequently, postponed un- tIl Monday, ovin! to the coat:UGgd i!!- ness nf Daanc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
He took the Doodle.

CHICAGO. IT., July IJ.-An Omaha specisl9ays: 'Ehe Duudy County Bauk 1s B-ukiemaa. Nr5, failed yesterday Ba.zsr. tte pra7il-nt, has skipped to Canada srl took with him about SlOO- Nl BG-in-ss men and farmers feel 'he loss greatly, as many lost tho las ioliar they had on earth. Several home steEdeTs had their little al, n lhe bank and were tn prove up to-day; many SIii Lavo Co abandon their claims The sreB.est excitement prevails BelzeT hsd transferred sll his available proper. y to bis wife before leaving.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

THE approach of dog dsys IS not so much to blame for the visible madness of so many people just now, asthe dem milton grind of the board of equaliza- tion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
GFNERAI OFFICE
Of the Singer Manufacturing Co.,. for Ari-
 izone Territory.

Of the Singer Manufacturing Co., for Ari-
 izone Territory.
 \ illl line Oi Family u1l Manuiac- turing Machines alVsS iu siOck. and repairs and pasis for ,hs same. We sel! either for cBsh, or g. per month as best suits the customer and prepay freight to nearest k. E. station.
 We keep Needles. Shuttles, and Thread, OIl and Attachments for the Singer. American, Grown, Davis, Domestic. Howe, Eidredgs. Florence. Grover S Bakers, Hons Shuttle, Home. Household, Remington, St. John. Victor Weed, Wheeler S Wilson, White, Will cox d Gibbs Automatic and Wilson ano can furnish par or EepaiI5 for any sew ing nachIne made.
 Needies per dozen, by mail ii........S 50 Singer shu'tles, each. 1 O. Otber makes ... l Ji Ruilers and tucke5s" ...I Cl Remit by money order or 5tamps.
 Rememb it Is DO experiment. to buy s Genuine Singer Machine ns We war rant every macaine Ii and If not sst.s factory vii exchange at CUR expense. Cores spOuGeuce solicited.
 ihs SIu-er Manufacturing C..
 Church Plaza. Tucson, Ariz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
NOTICE.

T7EE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE sli.-' S-', si
 \ holders Of the Southern Pa ,re E-s Co-p pary (Of srizOr ai. will oe t-.- -. -.-c.scl of the C.smT any m the City of Saa Frrr state of Cal .f1rnia. on Wednesday. t'e .-.scS teenth (itthl Day of July. lsst ai lriu-,~, lru yss; a. m.,. tO elect directors for the @ ss -a and tO transact such other ousl--s
 F $. DOUTi, seeis''-''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
The Offensive rlrli-ln,hip.

NAsHI> CroN. July lj-The president has issued an executive order request ,u. federal office holders Co abstain iron end GvoTiDg. through their official DO sitions, to coEtro. ;he political move marts In tlnIr llcnli.ies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
r,,, rnrnr Inre.tIratIon.

lerest for q half hour. The Joint reso- lution was then passed; yeas lOI, nays CT. l. now gees to the senate.
 The Payne Investigation.
 WAsHrNGroy. July 15-Three reports from the senate committee on privileges ond elections nDon the Payne case were subr,itted to the senate to-day. 4 re- posf signed by Senators Push, Saulis- bury. Vance and Eustis, democratic members of the committee describes the D-ocess by which the s;gners reach the conclusion "that there Sis no ground for further proceedings against Payne. The s,gnors declare that no new evidence not contained in the original matter submitted. was brought to their atten- tion. which any court would not hold tO be insufficient by itself. They recommend that the senate make DO further inyesti- ration Of the charges involving the right oi Payne to his seat.'
 The report holds that the senate would not be var intsc, under the con s,ituuon, in iusiitntiug gu investigation. The report points ont that the state IS not under tue restraint bich binds the senate ID ouch gu investigation, and says thc state should execute It's lave respecting the pufisy of senatorial cleo .isus by the iudIctmeut and conviction cf bribe giyers and takers. Ii further examination by the state should be male. the senate would be governed in
 ts further action by what might appear, but as tine matter stands, the report holds that Hn investigation should moi be instituted by the senate.
 Senators Teller, Evarts and L1gGn make a repcrt in which they state tha' they do not find that a cEss Lad been presented that would affect Payne with slch turpitude as would tolerate uis e1 palsinn from the senate, nor tE8t te-tl- | mony Is accessible that touched tEe sUl- feet of the personal InculpatIOn of Payne.
 They therefore turn their attention to 'he question ol the validity of his e!ec- tion to the senate.
 Senators honr and Frye, in separate reports, state that they cannot concur sith the views expressed by the other members of the committee. They de scr be the eminent sources from wbica the charges were brought to the Gtieu- l ton of the senate, snd say they think ease is presented in which 1t IS the iuty of the senate tO permit petitioners | tO present their evidence and to author ize the issue of proper process to aid ID procuring the attendance of witnesses. For the senate to refuse to listen to tins complaint would be taken R= a declara-
 lon that 1t Is indifferent to the question
 whether its seats are m future the sub ject of bargain and sale. or may be pre- -ented by few millionaIrs as a comph
 nent to friend, The report sets forth 2 series of ten propositions which Little and Butterworth offer upon their OWL responsibility Co establish to the satis- 'Hcjioa of :he senate, largely by witness who were not within reach of the Ohio ! ,1a~~itf.a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

BEN BUTLER has heard voice calling out to him from the mob in the congress slonal halls, Ben ism-in," and be thinks he will jam.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JULY r. 1886

ONE of the best appreciated novelties in envelopes just now IS a money order.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

Tur present summer will pass into history as an ignominious failure with out the usual semi-monthly revolutions in Central America.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

The democrats of Pima county are a unit upon one plank in their platform at lesst. It is thst which refers to the re mark the governor of North Carolina made toi the governor of South Caro- lins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
An.i-Chinc-c ConteniIon.

SAN FRAScIsco. July I5-The execut- i've committee of the California Anti Chinese u1n-Partisan Association has leciied tO call Gn antI-Chlnese state convention on September 2u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

TIE erection of the proposed smelter is now an assured fact. The grounds have been secured and surveys made for the grades.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

KANSAS had cyclones ID the spring and will have wsterspouts during the fall. A prohibition ticket is in the mar kat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

TIE rolling-pin is a more successful champion of home rule than the grand old man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
Citizen Prinling2Pub, C6'

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

faith ID it to-day, when it has at its head this good man Cleveland; about whom SO many nice things were said, and whom nobody thought more of than be Laughter and applause. The general debate then closed and the five minutes debate began and ran on without in terest for q half hour. The joint resO- lution was then passed; yeas lOI, nays CT. l. now gees to the senate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

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 DT. a. intie, Vho IS kssa'ar l l'l 'i''l trad UEte of the University oi L1rp''i snnia ~iii eerse ta tCrisl. Frye Hurts,d Dollars, Tor Q c-ec y- uf- -..- .- r'A. jssstov2tlvs ,1-der ti1 s-c-l- -.s;-e l-i -re. e.ru-srt VIII -J. c--e, co l.s Ls i,.. .--' v 2, .Ur-CCs fs--- iU l-. al'. .tIt ,l-s' lu FrIvate 4r-G- ss .1CCCV---..- D ....-l. .i..- ,Crv. Cousri.a.-.r t-ra. 1r.- tyh- To ion a1C ElT1c-. inc E-Irg s--' g' r-i1' -J PIica of tle Fi-sl &se-ofH-Ts, = .'' a t,'- .s. gr flE= .-Zgs tas C-sEt-'!. go; --.l g .-~ EC6-.es c-Ur receipt Of Tri-s Dr t. ". t' IeCura faJm C~--r-a ron, sn1 -n s'iv. 70 LA' iosIrsd, by pB. l4IHl.s. T Gea-ng a.se't, eai, Srsr -lsc... t.r. Bend for lst Ot 4-e.t.sl.- all aurE.er.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17

: Is a u5yor-fallir1 cufs
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