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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-04-14
Jumbo sin Performing.

Imperial Caesar, dead and turned to clay,
il Barnum owned him would be made te
pay. One of the features in the greatest
show" next season will be the stuffed skin
of Jumbo. It will be pulled round the ring
on wheels, with the old saddle ON its back,
and the children can ride on him, as usual,
for the customary fee of ten cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Gin 4ampf atpii&en itpei ltnasbeuern.

gu Waibinston, 8. 6. fanb am 30.
Stt. Elm feItiamer 3ampf Tat @ebdube Der
Sii&s@ ommiiiOH 3pii9sn spei 2isbIinseu
bieies Srffituts, einem 2idbrisen SIori6as
alligator unb stnem v@ilastlnsebeuerH
elmer gibe1ie aus benz @ilafuHe IN Mri,os
no, Der ein3tsen 8ertreterin ibrer art, Ses
rem Big aIs febr siftis betannt III, fett.
8eibe Sbiere paren balb a%ussebunsert, ba
fe aus irseub sinen1 @runbe felt elmer
Wo9e F9 seueisert battsn, Nabruns su
fi1 3u nebmen. Die Baftns beiber Iaasn
nsbsn chamber. Gin Beiu9er nedte Sen
alligator, Der fi9 aus ieiaer trdsen Nube
a~ufrattelte unb Iansiam Der farbissn Raie
ieinss Ra1barn ndbsrts. Die S9Iansens
ausen bes Iesteren leu9teten pISsli9 bos.
baft auf, e. 6ffnete feline Rinnbaden unb
fabte NIT etnsrl pl6sli9en S1nappen bic
8~erberpfote bss alisators. Sett entfpann
i@ Elm beftiser Rampf. Ger @efansene
ma9te ueri9iebene Gnsriffs aif bas sepans
3erte 5aupt ieines &nsreifsrs, Der NIT eis
isrnerl Bife feline gfots ;srqueti6te, ALIEN
behen ~bepan3ertes Saupt ma1te ale ruftbs
enben 8ihe unwirtiam. Seine 2lnitrens
sunsen f@ au befreisn, purbsn Iansiamer
unb Iansiamer unb CT ieuf,te unb ffSbnte
mie Elm tletnes Rtnb. Die Wdrter Ieaten
i9 iest ms Wittel. Sas siftise &sptiI
murbe betm S4pan3 In bic 66be sesosen,
unter @afer sebridt, idarfe @iisn bur9
feline Ruie seaosen, au,ir 4ass psrsebsns,
es woQte feline geute nidt fabren IaHen.
enbIi& wurbe Elm itdbIernsr WeiBel swis
iden bic Rinnlaben bss ~llusebsuers sstriss
ben, bod aud bas mar psrSsbens, Sa Der
StabI fi6 trumm bog. Die geibsn wurs
ben wisber in bas Waher ssIafsn unb Elm
erneater &f suii6en ben beibsn Tbisrsn
fanS ffatt, nobel fi4 Der alligator bic
S9ulter Der sefanseHsn Yfote ausrsntte.
@nblid seIans es beu anfrensunsen Der
Wdrter, bas arme Stisr aus ieinsr srdSlis
den Gage gu befreien, bod pirb Is pabrs
i9sinIid an benz Biz bss siftissn t1nse,
beuers fferben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
NGerfei Spak uno Grnf.
Ser frpmme YtterI.
(au& elm GriOIs in Der Gr,isbuns).

(aHW tn Sr1ol9 IN Der Grilehu19).
Srau pou T.: @'fdpinb, gstsrr', taB'
Der 6rau 9Ot'Ib' Sanb.
Trau pon o.: 81, Ct! Der geterr wirb
ia aae Gage i66ner unb brapsr.
YsterI (tiBt Der Srau @otT b. 6anb,
sreift ibr aber iosIei9 in BITE Taf9e, UNI
gu feben, Oh 8onbpns barin fsisn): Saf
Ou mir Ni9ts bra1t?
ST.. pon o.: Hein, Iieber geterr, beut'
bab' i'd Ni9ts, absr wsun i'd pisbsr tomme.
BsterI': 9iit a wiIbe Sau.
Sr. pon t.: @as iasft Du? sottloier
9ub! Rsbmsn 9 ibm s nur nidt libel,
5rau pon y, Ct meint es ni9t 10 i1limm.
Sr. pon g.: Ber iOI 10 mas libel nsbs
ulen3 9 1T ia nur Elm &inb.
Sr. pom t.: @art' uur, geterr, bas
iase i'd benz Papa, wenn er mad Sauie
tommt.
8stsrr CUR Ruttsr: gif aud a wilbe
eau. (2duft bauon.)
Mutter (aus pollen SaIie la9enb) Sas
TT Elm tleiner S4elm. Sd psrii9ere sic,
Srau pon y. - aus laater 8eritanb III sr
70 i3Iimm.
Sran pon D.: Die Weinisen maden's
UNI fein 5aar better. (gbsnfaas Iadsnb. }
@as tbut metn 6ran3r'sefern BET isinsm
3ebrer? sic wifen, baB Der germ sinen
&aui4 bat ba lit er aIio auf Dem SefsI
einsei6lafen, unb ba ssbt msin Sran3'I NIT
ieinem Wa9sf6del bintsr ieinem Stf1el u.
siinbet ibm bic Yerriife an. sic batten
ben 9sbrer ieben iolsn, ..wie sr NIT brens
nsnben ROpf i'm Simmer bsrumssiprunsen
TT! Sd unb mein Mann babsn s'slaubt,
mir laden urs s'tobt.
Srau uon t.: ga, bic &inbsr treiben's
iest arg. Wein gsterr lit nod iber SSbs
rem Sran3'I. Ssin SinSsmeni6 BAT ses
nib i4on elm paar bunoert Sbrfeiseu pen
ibm triest.
5rau Don g.: Sabsn sic nod bic alte
Marsretb2
Srau uOn t.: Sd bate fe f5on ldnsf
fortsei6itt, aber fe 1T mir 3u Iisb, wesen
benz 9briffentbum. sic bat meinen De-
teri bus 8~aterunisr unb ben sanssn @Iaus
ben f1oa selebrt, unb um cine Bresel ma1t
er mfrs beiIise Rrsu3 sebnmal mad elm
amber.
Yetsrl idaut CUR Gbir bsrein.
Sraa pon t.: Somm Der, Iieber geterI,
usb aeis' Der Srau 9ot'l, ME Ou's &reu,
MAIDEN %tannit.
gstsrl': : mag ni5t.
Srau pOn t.: Sd i9snt Dir stnen
Srsa3sr, psnn 0u elm i6Snss Sreu3 ma9ff.
9eterr: @ib mir s'srit ben &rsussr.
6rau pom t.: Da baft sinsn @roi9en,
Iisber Bsterr. aber iest muBt Elm idSnss
srobss 6reuS MAIDEN.
8eterr' nimmt ben @rOi9sn, Ia5t unb
madt elm Rreu3.)
Mutter (ibn britenb unb mFenb): .
0u lisber VII Dull Sd frsB Did Dor
lautsr 2ieb'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Der Gr,easer oer e@Iaaotafett.

Der gritusu Der SdIaHOFessit sSr SnfsmRis IL In
mean cher jebn 6dntH .tn epspsptiide Roseu. &ute
gereauuus briuat ssuRosR S6laf, Berbauuussbsi6pers
be btnssrt Tin. Gas 9irn uns Der 9aaeeR IsiStn nit sins
amber. Gins Der uorntbmhtn SpmgtOms zines i&padsn
erossn Serptus 3tHtrums, sss gebirns. Ran trditise ben
Dtaeeu unb eebt oaour& BEN sroBsu 3sutrun has Glsi4s
5SttttsrY R aetnbittsr,s, NEEDLES miHsraitj6tu
SerubisuHsss uHS md4tis.H BetdubuuesmittsIn nett pors
su5eben TT; benn utnnalsi4 oisis cine 3sit lang einI6lds
fsrnh aut has Sebirn pirssH, b6reu Fe bod baIb iu pirteH
AMI unt bsua4tbsiIis,n aasmaI bic Spanutraft hes Ras
sens. Das Btttsrt btHses.n itsat 81. ~Gbdtisteit itnss aus
ptdtiS.p Organs pteesr Der uub itiu beilfamd GiHHub
fane ess Rtruenipitsms. gbsnis ~enpidHst bic 9batisieit
Der stber aus Sdrme sarb itiHsH Ssbrald cine befIiamt
&urseuue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Sur ipeniae Qtute babsn sinen BesriH

Sur iuenise 9tute baben eiusn BssriH,
mite uieI B~inbfaben In bisiem 9anbe pers
brau@t mirb. Die be~beutenbffen GonIus
uenten 0 8inbfaben ftnb bic Sarmer,
weI4e bauOn farbie .ielbfbinbsnben" gntes
Waf9inen aIidbrIt@ unsefdbr 81, 900
Gonnen perbrau4en. &s9nst man fini
gfunb auf bie WeiIe, 70 wirbe bisis Guam:
titat Sinbfaben ausrei9snb fem, nm mebr
ais feds NaI bic san3e Grbs 3u umsirten.
gs fnb etwa brei 5ub Binbfabsn notbpen:
big, um Elm gunb Strob gu binb.n. Ser
5armer fist auf ieiner Wai9ins, fdbrt al.
Iein bur4 ietn grntefslb unb mdbt, binbeli
unb binbet obne iebe anberpsitise Guile
3w6lf ater @etreibe ben Gag. Gu elmer
iolden 8outommenbeit In Der Wai1inerie
bot es bereits Der ameritaniide grfn6unss.
seift sebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Sic Gelbbdfereien, nit bsnsa bet ben
biesidbrisen WanSusrn IN 9euti9lanb bic
erffsn geriu3e semadt porben 1nb. be,
fteben aus ie awei Settionen, pon bsnen
iebe flint bi9t n chamber Iissenbe Bad.
Ofen iablt. Sie Sefsn isIbft finb aus
@iisn unb werben tisf In bic grbe binein.
seIest. Sober Sfen umfaBt unsefdbr 100
8rOte sIsi93eitis. Su beionberen Bad,sI.
ten, mo- aud Der WebIuorratb aufbewabrt
wirb, unb wsI6e Dor iebsr 3 fsnisttion ffes
ben, pirb Der Eeis bereitst. 9ie IN Sss
nabriid erri9tete 5eIbbddersi Iisfsrts tasli5
1000 Srote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Sinniprihe.

Su4ft BIZ SlIfe bes Srsunbss, 70 iu6s
NIT beitsrm @sfi9t fs,
3si9ter sebeibt elm Wort untsr Der frSbs
li9en Sttrn;
WsnBt bu bss 6er5ens 6ummsr auf gloen
gtnem pe~rtrausn,
@sbe gum Seitern, CT III aud Der barns
ber3ise Mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Gin fiirdterlides 3ed,usremseI bat

bieisr Gage Elm leibenidaftIidsr Sda9ipies
Ter selOif. NdmIi9 bic 80 Sisuren bss
S9a9ipieIs tSnntsn 1871 Charlottesville
onsn peri6ieoeue Stelluussn baben, cine
3abl, bic man NIT SO Ruleu i6rsibt.
lin fi4 einen Sesriif uon Der unsnbIi9sn
3abl bieier 9dnse su MAIDEN, fast Der
&e4nenmeiiter, bente man fi6 iebss Sanb-
form Der grbe als sinen bepOlterten Welts
tSrper, bon Der S9Opfuns an nit elmer
aleiden 3abI Weni9en bepobnt, ais bic
@rbe. Wenn ale bieie Weni9en felt 5646
Sabren nidts setban bdtten, ais gu swsi
unb swei S4a9 seipieIt unb in isbsr Stuns
be cine Sartie ssipieIt, 10 paren nod ni4t
ale mOsli6en @anse eri9Spft.
9ieRi9tisteit best rempsIs IaBt ii9 bur4
Ra9re4nen leidt ermitteIn. YrObir's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
@sbt nidt Az, elm. ertaltuna auf bic a,

@ebt ntht ~, cine @rtdItuns auf bic ans
ssrs foIssn Su laisn, bis gIr. Seble unb euns
gen in einsm 3ufanb droniidsr @~ntsinbuus
anselanst iinS. @rsift bic srft.n Spmptome
Der eunssnsntSinOuns nit SaIe's Sonep of
Sorebounb anb Gar IN unb Sbr babt sinsn
lei6ten Siss. gsi allen Srlssitsn u~srtauft gu
$50, SOC. unb 81.
@lenn's e&psfeIieifs, beilt unb ssri6Snsrt, Csc.
$irs Saars u. Surtfnbe, i6parS u. SfauH, soc.
Site's 8abui6msrJsntrpPisR bsilsn In l Uiu. Csc.
Sernian 0prn asmVper, tistst Sa4usraussu.
Grolibeuxr, u. 4. ~. 25s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Gin eutiesIider ltuoIHdsfafl .r.ianet

Gin entieblider ltHgIifsfal ersisnets
f6 am Is. Ottobsr Norssns auf BEN
Sabnbofe gu 8irborf, BET Berlin. Der
S9affner 8efel mar bamit beiddftist, su
gbren hes tronpriniIi6en 9s~burtstases
aaf benz 0ade bes t8ubnbofssbdubes sine
5lasse au befeitiseu, oils er pl6sltd febIs
trat unS auf bas Dad Der @artebale
ftartte, nobel Ct nit benz Sopfe serabe In
BITE bort befinbli&e srose SIasi9sibe ieI,
wel9e CT bur6i9lus unb bann In bic 5aIe
ftirste. Bel benz Sal bat fi9 Der l1ns
slidli9e fur9tbars gerIstuns.n 3useassen.
gr pnrbe fOfOrt mad benz tatboIii1sn
Rrantenbauie In Berlin iberfibrt, pofelbf
bic aer3te aud ~bebeutenbe innere gerIe.
sunseu tonffatirten, 70 baB bas aluftsmmen
bes aermften iebr smeifslbaft sri1eint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Gin interefantss Wuieum pirb burd

einsn rei4en 9riuatmaun, ben Director
y. Sisn tn 6openbasen, ms 9eben serus
fem. gs ioa bic aufsabs buben, has 9ss
ben bes Burgers unb Sauers pom 10. bis
Is. Sabrbunbsrt gu perani9unli9su, unS
pirb u. a. entbalten: @tne 8ausrnifube
aus benz mittIeren Seelanb I'm Is. Sabrs
bunbert, eins anbers Don Der SnieI Saml6,
ierner einise birserIids @obnraume aus
aalbors IN Sitlanb aus benz II. unb Is.
Sabrbunbert, elmer bauou tbsiIpsiis nit
iebr i46nen MObeln TN RoceoeoiiI, ein
3immsr aus Snsolfabt IN S9onsn; weis
ter sin 8tmmsr boudubii&er Ginwanbsrsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Nper's Sariaparila rsiuiqt has gIr

NgtrB SutIupdrIHd rttHI9l oas Out
srinbli4, reist bic 9ebensorsans 3ur Sbds
tisteit an, unb felt bic @eiunbbsit unb
Rraft pieber Der. Rismanb, befen BIut
unrein 1T, Tam f9 wobl flbIsn. Sc per,
uria&t Elm @efabI Der S9wd1e unS gr.
mabuns unb oft Der gntmutbisuns unb
5offnunssIofsfeit. Der ioI9s gmpfins
bunsen bat, Der iOate Ayers S~ariapariua
sinnebnen, nun bas gIut ,u reinisen unb
Az beIeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Nit Bersnfael e~mpfebIen mir uniern
2eiern 5aa's Saarsg rneuerer. gr sibt
srauem Saare feline iusenbIi9s Sarbe wies
Der, perbatet bic &abIbeit, sibt benz 6aare
eth wsi9es unb sldnaenbss ausieben obne
bic 9aut su fdrben, unb TT bas BETTE Be-
fannie MitteI sesen aqe &rantbsitsn bss
Saarss unb Der &opfbaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

&%aufmann r0ieien sO5apparat tunn
i'd Sbuen iebr empfsbIen, bamit ipuren
sic bas balbe 8rsnnmaterial. - Sunss
Srau: rsd, seben Ste mir bod sIsi9
swsi Separate ba tann i'd bus sanae
Breunmaterial fparen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

~ WasIebpe auf Der SSuiel Amassr aus
benz 1s. Sabrbunbert. AuBsrbem perben
tn S&rdnten nod pieIe e~inseIne Snbuffriss
sesenfdnbe aug ben erwdbnten Sabrbuns
berten ausseffelt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

8osbaft. S6rfer gum SOnntassidssr,
Der mad eineu 5aien aielt): vSsst biIbsn
Sic fid u ein, ss ieie Elm Greiber - na1>
Der trefeu sic i'm sswiBl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Garter ap6lSHeluiuf. R19in (ben fOIs
senben Gag mad ibrem @intritts): v@nd'
Srau, t6 BIN STEERS Elm gis9sn bisis, unb
penn i'd bitis bin, ba tam i'd re9t srob
iein; aber bas brau9t Gle uttt az ssnireu
- NIT einem tleinen @eidsnt t5nnen sic
mid iebssmaI sIeid pteber gut ma@en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

sObu .gapa, ba Isie i'd sben, bus Is
frlber b6ie .Sauberer ssseben bat, bic
Weniden tn S9ien S%erwanbelten. @ibt
es bic beut aud no92~ - Batter: vgestn,
mein Sobn, has 1T beut3utase ni@t msbr
n6tbia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

YabS mar hanf, mir sabsn ibr 6aRsrta,
sIs fs Elm ainb NOR, riei Fs uat Saftorta,
Gle uuros ein 6rduktn. uno bidt gu Gaftsrta,
nIs fs ainse bate, sab fs ihneu Sattsrta,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Simmer GabaQerif.

SIMMER 6apaQerih. vSsiratben wOlIen
sic mid, 5err 2~isutsnapt2 5aben sic
aber aud beuaertt, baB i9 binte?" =. Gsf
ben erfeu Bid, meine @ndbise! 9laubsu
Sic benn 1lniereinem, Ter 70 uieI NIT Bfers
ben um,useben bat, fam 10 mas psrbOrsen
bIstben 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
9 u MIIerIet.
Gin antes SpriGletn.

2aBt eud Elm Spri9Isin iein,
gu @unff seredtsr 8Iasen:
&ie 6re9en muB maj, idIasen,
Ser S4Iauen Nss 3ernasen,
0te 0arren raid periasen.
BON Weiien uiel erfraseu,
9ie S6ua9en mtIb ertrassn,
Uit 6rdftiseu mas wasen,
Damn wirb In allen Gaseu
Die Welt uus reht bebasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

8. $. 8luntb, 1910 giertesS traBe,
Sacramento, @al., wsnbst Or. ausuft
&Snis's hamburger Sropfen in ieiner ga
mile itets NIT benz beitsm @rfolse an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
9urd cine Sourniire aerettet purbs

bisier Gage in gIiterbsrs I'M S0ntsrei4
Sa9ien ere Rslnertn, wel9s In Elm &easrs
LODI feel, por benz sdn3lt4en 9tnabffirsen
aber babur9 bswabrt blieb, baB ie an be-
iastem EOilsttensesenitunb bdnsen 'blisb.
90 i9.eibeu bic vDresb. Ra9r.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Ser proiaiide Npies. Sarab Tim
Seebab): vWoies, bic @slls lift midi"
= Mofes: sd slaub's - SaIswaHsr
bat n fdIe9ten @ei9mad!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Gin boshdfter Srudfebler uerSftentlt4te
etn @tsner @tsbIatt: vSn 8ulsarisn bat
Wan9er ietn 8ort benz 5iriten uerpfuns
bet (ftatt uerpfdnbet) sebubt, Der bann ipds
ter ben &uhen aurubeIte (~unitatt 3uiu.
belte)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

100 auartitittu ssyt NIT 90 S~auifratipnsn
nno 0ruppenbilSsrn, nit babihsm GinidjaIt'
bib : ,,5dmilisn'G brpnit. " ttnsri tlufrtrteu
2SanofaIenoer nsbR 900 9rdnIten TN St'
TRACE ben s1,522 aus uuieru i@Sniten 9erIagss
tper.sn.
L. Rassa6e. $reis per Stid 90 Gents.
prsis per 9ussnS $1.25, fret per Prt $3.50.
III. Ansga6e. Ntit einsm prabtooIIen
Gbromo gNuferitebuns Gbriii.' Srsis
per Stid % Gents.
prsts per Sussno $3.50, FRET per BOT $3.50.
Gin enelii6er &alenber peri6ie6en In Sert
nnb Bib bonn GiGiieblers &aleuber lit Der:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
!" Rnnms v not M anted.

"A boom Tn a town" said citizen, IS like big drunk to a man. it is an unusual and unnatural excitement, necessarily followed by corresponding reaction. The greater the spree which the man takes, the longer 1t lasts and the more completely be Is under the ln- tuence of it, the deeper will be the de- spondency that eDsues, the more wretchedly he will feel and the longer he will be in recovering his normal con- dition of healthful physical activity. It is just SO with town. If any unusual combination of circumstances causes boom, produces a mushroom develop ment of any of it's interests, throws 1t into a condition of abnormal growth, We may be certain that such condition can not continue, but will inevitably be fol- lowed by a reaction and depression, carrying it as far below its natural stato as the boom carried 1t above 5hat state. But just as man will finally recover from the effects of his spree and go along upon the even tenor of his way, so the town will revive from it's depression, if 1t have real natural advantages, and re- sume its healthful growth. The people of Phenix, however much they have cOm- plAlneu or uhEu LlIIc5' Ctu Cohei htuAo'O themselves that no time in the history of the town has business reached an in Hated basis, or that real estate has com manded price anywhere above its leg itimate value. As a result every new ln- vestment means prosperity to us. and every new business house established brings with 1t the assurance of prosperl- ty, Rs long as the usual and unfalllng rules are followed. Our growth has been only natural and therefore perma- nent. With the construction of TaIl- road, 8 bloom" may come. but good bus mess men will not permit any indication of "hIgh times" to lead them estray from the old and sure paths. Thus 1t IS mat steady growth Is assured, snd that failures in any line of business are ex- tremely rare.-Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

TIE fruit trees in the city and along the Santa Cr1z are in profuse bloom, and upon many of the peach and apricot trees the fruit has attained fair size. The advanced seasons in southern Arizona give many advantages to the horticultur- lst and orchardist. His products are ready for the market from two to four weeks in advance of those Of any other section of the Pacific Coast, and the best prices can therefore be command ed. How pleasant indeed 1t IS, to see the bright and fragrant blossoms upon all sides, in this blessed land of sun shine, aud reflect upon the rlgors and sufferings that our northern friends will still endure for several weeks to come. After taste Of Arizona climate, one cannot endure the personal dIscomforts of northern winter again.
 NEW YORK Tribune: The President reason for undertaking to lecture n co- ordinate branch of the government on its powers and duties is not clear. The Constitution, about winch he talks with 90 much volubility, specially declare: that he shall give to Congress informa ton, Of the state of the Union, and rec ommeud to their consideration sucl measures as he shall judge necessary snt expedient. In thIs message he recon mends no measure, says nothing sbou the state of the Union, but gives mucl transformation on subject on which th' Senate has asked from him no advice whatever.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

TIE Star assumes that the sheriff draws the grand jury, and in conse- quence thereof there were no indict- ments found against alleged offend. CTS of the election and registration laws. The Stars ignorance cf such a simple process Is only equaled by its familiarity with the slang of freebooters which 1t uses so flUently. The Chairman ot the Board of Supervisors and the Probate Judge select one hundred names from the Great Register. in January of each year, to serve as grand jurors for the year. They are placed ID box and sealed. When the court or ders a grand jury drawn, the sheriff, the clerk of the court and the Probate Judge draw them from these selected names. The clerk of the court draws them from the box personally. and the sheriff does not, and could not if he desired, in tLe least impair the honesty of the panel
 Out of the fullness of the heart the mouth speaketh," and the imputation of frauds by our e. c. mirrors what its own course would be under like circumstaces. If the Star has evidences of criminal &C., tion by registration or other officer, and they are deemed worthy of credence, no grand Jury ever drawn in Pima county would fail to indict.
 We have no sympathy for fraud of auy kind, and more especially one that defeats the will of the people as ex- pressed at the polls. The insinustion ot the Star that the CITIZEN received large amount of swag," that presumably influences its opinions in the premises, IS worthy of the mercenary sheet that offered to throw the democratic nomi- nees for Sheriff and Recorder-E. O. Shaw and W. $. Reed-three years ago. and publicly support R. H. Paul and Chss. R. Drake, the republican nomi- ness respectively, for the consideration oi $500 each, It is worthy of the person who publicly endorsed Col Head. the democratic nominee for delegate to Congress and privately voted for Col. Bean, the republican nominee. Talk about swsg and gall!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13


 THAT was a brilliant piece of sophis- try worked of by our morning con- temporary in its bosh about the PGuli Shaw case this morning. There are afiidavits and cOunter-aflidRvits. and the Star sublimely reasons that one set are true and the other false! It grsvely asserts that there can be no mistake about this position, which profound philosophy might have been evolved from the brain of any pupil in the pri- mary class of the public school. It might have added the interesting fact that the purchase of an affidavit from a confessed scOundrel, who was afterwards spirited away during the night by the conspirstors and taken to an obscure railroad station to escape the penalty of his criminal act, Is regarded by the fair minded public as the cap-stone Of the iniquity being wrought in this case ID the name of the democracy Of Pima county. Talk of the purity and ssnctity Of the ballot box! Why the history of the democratic party Of this county is a continuous record of ballot box fraud, and when ii occasionally crops out we witness such corruption as the San sI- mon, Tombstone, Tsnque Verde and other precincts have been notoriously reeking with. And in the coDsumma- Rtion of these bold frauds many of the shining lights of the democracy Of Pima county are on record as principals and accomplices. The talk in the Star about the purity of the ballot is the most arrant hypocrisy on its part. It says it wants to see equal and excct justice prevail" That is exactly wEa: il is evidently trying to prevent, for 1t will be a frigId day for the Star ard its local partisans when equal md exact justice shall prevail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

NE are surprised that great "con- s1ulns monopoly" like the Southern Pacific railroad company that can buy s1d buEn Pima county and rot miss the money, SLould consider it vital to their .-tesstste interests to concentrate their eT5-ts n the defeat or election of some si the nickel candidates to sixpenny offices in Pima county. It IS quite reas- enable to suppose that they are engaged t-ansgressing the laws by importing a lot of illegal voters to sway a partisan election, and particularly to harrass and distress the pIgmy democracy Of Pima county, Our e. c. insults the intelli- gence of the people of Pima county by asserting such absuriitiss.