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New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASS FINGER TRAINS lesve depot foot Of cortlandt
Desbrosscs SITS al a m. and daily, ts m. train
Sundays only Manch Chunk and Haxleon, for all
principal local points Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester,
Buffalo and the " est PU LLMAN SLEEPER ON z z. NJ
TRAIN.
AT m Catasauqua and all intermediate points.
At for 1unkhannock and all intermediate points.
At 30 10. for Pttston and al principal intermediate
points
sac daily for Coplay and all intermediate ponts
At 100 m. for Laurys and al intermediate points.
Trains leaving at Z a. m and $40 m connect for Al
GENERAL EAST TERN OFFICE. 255 BROADWAY.
f. Is. BYLSGrOS. General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and w EST
IL ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHE9s
De7os New YOrk foot Of Barclay and Christopher sta
Q Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oewero Express
coaches 70 Water Gap Strousburg Scranton, Bns
Elmira Bath Buffalo Syracuse Osvego. GreeBe,
Oxford Norwich Uuea connect Al Scranton for PttsOn,
Wkesbarre Danvile and Northumberland ~ O~egO TOD
ITHACA and intermediate stations.
BinghantoD and kimira Express Pullman eosches
for Water Gap scranton Binghamton Oseso and sntrA
for Pittstou Kingston Wkssbsre "a
D. NJ. Daily Buffalo Limited ErpressA Pullman coached
for stroutsburg Scranton BnghAniea Owego. ElmlrA
Corning Bath. WaytADd- Buffalo, &C. arriving In Bu1As
7:2O a m Sleeping coach for Olesn via Wayznd
p Daily Buffalo and oswego EKprexs Pullman
COACHES stoudsburg hnghatoa Cortisnat
syracuse oswego Greene orfcTd, Norv ioh Utica and
nhhed Springs connect s Oweso tor ithaca and ntsr
stations except Saturdays Connects At Bu>lo VITA
ira for ~ other points West -.
For RIeh1ed SPRING. daily. except sundAyA ssoo
o. daily sleeping coach attached. -.
See tables for way Morris and ksser d.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
Ocedn Steamers.

tVHITE STAR Line.
W FOR QU UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
ADRlATIC, Capt Parsell - Thursday Sent. 9. a m
GERMANIC Capt Kennedy THURSDAY Sent O. 2:3n D. m.
CELTIC. Capt Gleadel Thursday Sept 10.
RkFl ~ APT irving .Thur-iaF ? D..
FROM the White star Dock foot Of West lOth-sG
RATES-SaoOn 40 $50 SSO and 500 Return tickets On
favorable terms Steeage from the old Country $50 In
termetate Adratc and Celtic only $50 excursion, $50
for nscuon oi plans other Information apply AZ the
company's Office. No. 81 Broadway. New YORK:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.

IN Steamer JAMES r. BRETT
Canal-st daily Except sunday IL l2sth
ll26. landing verplancks. Cranstona West Point
Cod spring AID Cornwall Fare 90 ceaLA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

NOKW IIU LTNF.. FVK bus TVN, " VTtIl u
~ TER, TCHBURG. PORTLAND. NEW- LONDos,
NORWICH WHITE MOUNTAINS and AL Eastern points.
From Per iO North River y Y. foot ~ Wttt--t next
pier above Desbross street Ferry 81 no. daiiy eAoep,
Sundsvs stsamers ITY OF WORr ESTER ant CITY Ok
NEW YORK Best route 20 WATCH HILL and Bili'
ISLAND. Beginnng July 9. connection Will be male az
NFW-LONION with Steamer BLOCK ISLAND" " 70 tnl
from WATCH HILL ami BLOCK ISLAM D.
GEORGE ". BRADY. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

ANCHOR LINE Y. :. NAIL STEA MSHIPS.
- sail every SATURDAY from New York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDENRY.
ANCHORIA. Aug 2s .. m RI EssIA, sept. IL. 3p.m
DFVGNTA sent 4 10 a. Giro 49, A sept. Z
and s55 Second class 500 Return S55
steerage outward. 800, prepaid. 800.
UENDE HlSON BROTH Frs. General Agents.
Il.~r Xar-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

I Hamburg American IS. Line for Plymouth
i N-ondon). Cherhourg Paris Hamburg
W.rlan. sept 2 IN tteN"r sept. . 25O p m.
First Cabin. $50 $50 Steerage. Sl5 ito Plymouth
SD send for Tourist Gazette"
KUNHARDT 4 co C. B. RICHARD & CO.,
Gen. Ags 81 Broads Y Gen. Pas. Ags 81 Bway y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON. WORCEs

- Special with he Albany DaF B0sts 4
Rninebeck the rcslrtA Itcxeti
eUla ana baggage checked tarOugl.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
u,HE u. s AND RRAz1I Mail Ss. Cn

INMAN LINE
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RTfHMON saturday Aug %
CITY OF Saturday. ~epL4 10 m.
CITY Or RrpLfN Saturiay Sent II m.
From Tnran Pier. foot ~ GTs na-st., Jersey CITY.
CABIN PASSAGE. <5n and unwaul. INTERMEDIATE.
$40. STEFRAGE, s2O.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gent Agents.
o / Broadway n Y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Mir. Simpsons R ply.
To HoN. FREp G. HrGuEs:

To HoN. FRED G. HUGuEs:
 In answer to your inquiry said that l turned over to Deputy County Clerk Fresse between 100 and 200 copies of the printed registration laws. These psmph- lets contain full instructions for regis teTing officers and although they were printed in lSS2, there has been no change m the laws abOut registration. l saw thOss pamphlets ID your office a few dsys ago, probably 100 of them. and they we're arranged Tn an orderly manner sIrd other papers for registering officers.
 told you Tn VOur office that if you islled to send the registering officer al PaEtanO 8 copy of those laws then you were at fault. You replied that you had sent him full written instructions. Judge Osborn and your deputy were present.
 sent the registering officer at Pan tsno one of those pamphlets and he writes Co ne that If he had received 1t due time he would not have needed any other instructions, and his returns would have been correct.
 As this IS the first communicati' from you, l will say that have DO de- sire to eDte' into A newspaper contro- versy. Newspapers must be paid for their labor and l cannot afford to pay heavy campaign expenses. Let our fight De decIded by the ballot on the 2i Ot November. Respectfully,
 A. B. SAMPSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

HE Star has asked many tperinent questions quite recently, concerning the murder of Billy Cavsness. The manner of plying these interogstorries, with the fine details of circumstance given, creates the belie' that the editor of the Star has some knowledge of the affair. The Star therefore condemns itself in its own columns when it truthtully says .'I- not every person accessory after the fact to the crime who knows the crime and tails to inform the snthoritiesgr If the editor ot the Star knows that which he cowardly insin- ustss, he is as guilty as the principal in the crime if he fails to inform the su- tborities. The real truth of the matter IS that it seeks by base insinustion and covardly inuendo to create false sus- picion for political purposes, which B pack of irresponsible bummers and loaf CTS are always ready to spread abroad for the price of their daily rations of whisky. Any man or party Of men who fight from behind the foHl skirts of 8n impersonsl and vsgue suspicion and use mean insinustions as theIr weapons, deserve no other consideration than being themselves held as accessories of the crime they sllege knowledge of and fail to bring the facts to light.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

THE blank cartridges being fired bi the democrats at their opponents. make quite a noise. but they are harmless.
 TIE records of the land office fail to show that Mir. Gormley had any con- nection with the attempt to get away with lands at San Xavier, as charged by tbe irresponsible morning scavenger. Its charges are totally false and made on. of whole cloth. Notwithstanding all which, we cannot for a moment see gnv crt.ninal action ID man legally acquiring all the land he can pay for' II he wants it. The republican candidate for sheriff has never attempted to ac- ouire lands illegally or to swindle others out of it. but be has honestly purchased every foot of the many acres be oWns' He is enterprising and thrifty and Is one of the energetic men who helpln pulld- ing up a country and adding to lts pios- perity. The antggonism Of the demo- crsts, and particularly the Star, to all progress and enterprise, is proyeroisi They have no comprehension or the honest acquisition of property and' judging from theIr own practices, they assume that no prosperity exists with out the practice of fraud and dishonesty If such were really the case. what 8 rich psrty the democrats would be, in- deed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

,--..l, ,-,-, "a day and the white ~,,- ts,. ,hs tale Q. the campaign,
 .... s,;cueat o, ;ae people will be
 -----.ql silently get tlrrey'cably. After .r.t. excitement and struggle of the .-.'-.;.r t,, silent battle o; the day oi -..,.,- 5es.a,s tLe ccat--t according ..... vii 9; th.ms .l-.-g ID manner .aa. is at once i.eliai, ,, heroic and
 I'd lis tre rssa.r that all must ac- -,,,..,.. ;r. Id I;rr,t.lms peace and -..s,, e.3 |. oi r..! until another con .-,r-.rs -.-el O, Iks character shall -,r s-.rrf Ile majesty oi individual ,,..-4r.bfa-.zt grand privilege that ,ss b5r1 8' r-.a- and baptIsed in blood
 ,s-t- F--.ts>. monument oi hun au -b--tv whc-e stately proportions, as .--, n ts- aggregation ot individua; -,r e.unalIs tlc admiration and --r.-er.s o,;4e whole world. The sale -v ss arr c.uu:rg and its institutions de D-u5- ug1a tLe purity of the ballot-box and sa honest expression o' the will of fine ueo, lr. ard to this consummation the tss, euersles ot all political parties and ipd:v..u.I ri;izens should be earnestly si7gu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

TEE democratic ballot-box "fIers" have all met in tn cits for h general consultation and to perfecl their p'ans for the perpetrstion of frauds. The pre- liminaries are all arranged and the suc- cessful consummstion of their thigh re gard for the sanctIty of the ballot-box' depends solely upon the faithful execu- ton of the orders of the bosses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICIAL.
Tncson A. T. Oct. 25th 1SS6,

tucson A. l. OCb. -Jtu lNcO, The B7hrd met pursuant to adjourn meut at 10 o'clock s. 10. thIs day.
 Present J. 5. Mansfield, Chairman; !. c. Handy, Member; R. K. Richardson, Member; Fred G. Hughes, E1-oficio clerS.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 Petitions from citizens ot Harshsw and CritteDden were then read asking tha, the old road from Lochell and Washington camp to Crittenden be re paired. On motion the matter was re ferred to Supervisor Richardson to find the probable cost Of requiring said rosd, and report at the next meeting.
 IL being represented to the board that Judge Baker of Crittenden precinct will not consent to have his office used as Q polling place, the board designstes ;he house of A. J. Stockton as polling place in its stead.
 The board then audited and allowed the deferred account of the Arizona 4 California lumber company of S9.OO for {7sI
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet on Thursday Oct. 2Sth, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 J.S. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Attest:
 Fred G.Hughes. E1 Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
The Forged Proxies.

EVANS CANT. A. T., Oct. 20. 's6.
 EDITOR CITizES:-I have another fac. to relate that has as yet remained silent Eigin station is SO far from the voters in this precinct, that We did not think i. worth while to hold our democratic pri- mary, and no delegate was elected to the democratic convention from this precinct. 5. W. Carpenter, an sspirant ou the democratic ticket for Territorial Council assumed the right to act as proxy for Patrick O'Donnell and fraud ulently signed his name as such.
 1 will further state that at the last gem erGl lection there were no Votes cast at the Elgln place of voting on account of that place being ten miles from the ma iOrIty of the voters. know of what 1 speak as was one of the judges of said election. PATRICK O'DoSNELL.
 Mr. Carpenter also obtained the proxy of Chzs. Hand. station agent at Elgin, ID the same manner. by forging Mr Hands name to the credentials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
THE MINERS CANDIDATE FOR THL
 COISCII.

B. s. CofTman, the republican csndi- date for joint councilman from the Southern district, is undoubtedly one of the strongest men before the people. Mr. CofTman IS a resident of Tombstone district where be is now and has been for some years past in chsrge of tie mines and mill of the Company owning the Mammoth. Rsttlesnhke and other mines. He IS a gentleman Of wide eI- perience, intelligence. education and in- tegrity who will reflect great credit upon his constituents. He is the only out and out miner running for the council m the whole Territory and IS therefore entitled to and is receiving tho strong support Q all engaged ID that buslness. Certainly the mining interests are o' sufficient i'm. po-tsnce to be entitled to at least one representative in the Territorial Council and now that the business Is st low sbb in Arizona and circiul aursing may be needed to again build 1t up, sn earn est. capable snd representative man IS more than ever required. Mir B. S. Coll man is such man and is therefore cer- tain of a large and winning support from miners. irrespective of party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
That Bal Gathering.
CALABAsAs Ariz. Oct. B 1886.

CALABAsAs Ariz. Oct. g 1886.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: The letter in yesser. days Star from Calabasas signed "de- mOorst." Is a good specimen Of the par tvs frantic struggles to save a sinking ship from going tO the bottom. The enthusiastic democratic meeting" re- ierred to IS simply B myth. None was held here and for the very good reason that It was found an impossibiliiy to get up democratic meeting of any sort, ''enthusiastic" or otherwise. For sever al days previous to the arrival of the candidates ithey did arrive, though grave doubts were expressed as to their getting here as they were travelling heavily losded-with Jeffersonisn sIm- plicisy), notice was extensively circulat- d among the voters of the precinct -hat '..TauI meeting would De held" etc which would b. adlr, sssd by Col k;ng, Mir. S.ti-rwhite (gLo would put nn Lis disuI'y far the Cc"lsiOu) Mir WerD aEd AiT. C.Tpeuicr.
 bIl the democrats did not euthuse worth a cen. \ general desire how cver, W.s eviUcei tn hear Nr. Cart ea- ter vIovs or e.. ,'. ....;;,: g. aEle ,i s .ls. l,y l4iE. tO federal Cffice holders, This pleasure UaS beyIDd the power of the com mit;ee Oi Arrangements to cuaran tee. The canditE.e being known, 1t was wisely decided to be useless to sd dress tue people.
 S1 there was no meeting, DO speeches.
 The fact is that Calabssss will give a goOd republican majority and included ID it will be the votes of democrats whn prefer to support the democratic ticket, but who, like hundreds Of others all over the county, find the present nominees too bitter dose to swallow. As one of the unfortunate nominees remarked to hIs companion Tn misery: "the situation is not encouraging. No, 1t looks dark and very cold and buried deep in the wreck and ruin will be found the re- mains of democrat CALABAsAs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI. ciAl District. m the County of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona.
 stephen Cerrero, plaintiff against Ella N Cerrer,j dsfendant.-Alias SImmons
 Action brought in the Di-trict Court of the First Judicial District m and for the County Of Pima in the Territory of rizOna.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Co Ella NJ. CerrerO.
 You are hereby summoned and required tO Ap- pear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. in the Dlstrict Court ot the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima, in the Territory of Ari tons, and answer the complaint ned ~ith the Clerk Of this Court. at Tucson. in sad county. Ca copy Ot which complaint accompanies this summOnsl within twenty days lexclusive of the day of ssrVicel after the ser- vlce upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but If served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; ID all other cssss forty lays.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fan to appear and answer the complaint as above re- quired, the plaintiff will take judgment by de fault against yOu and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded thsrsin and cOsts and dis burssments m this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Court, at Tucson. this SOth day of July A. D., issi.
 lSEaLI J. H. MARTIN. Clerk
 Octs-lOs By CHARLES kREsHAH, Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

FOR the benefit o, some voters who may not have a personal scquRntaince with either, we will state that Thomas Hughes, the republican candidate for county treasurer. IS not the Hughes who perpetrates the morning flicker. Mr. Thomas Hughes is the present county treasurer. sn old resident of Pima county, WAS union soldier in the war Of the rebellion, and is gentleman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
WrIhLY CITIZEN.
.,tY. OCTOBER 30. lss6.

-,.-r.,<a to tLe card oi NIT. J. h.
 .. r.-.k e the DistriDct Court ',..,-. in saturdays CITIZEN, regard F''. ,s...-- ot the clerk with resT ect '-' r-,to-lal isws. but little need u .; .s convince any one of the error .. ...-,a he assumes. The com '- '- ,,se Jai. .e of the court IS that l-'' .,s.,,.sfs Jusace Of the Supreme z. -, A-.z5na," not a Judge of the '.-..., 1y- s.stes Court. By virtue of his ,,r.-,ut as such justice, be IS given e,' e,,ps Uait4i States statutes iurisdic-
 -T-nitsd States eases, similar to
 states courts in the several ,..,.s In s.l respects the court IS prl- ''' .r,.s Territorial court, as the com =. ,'its judges states, and the clerk .,.-.f,rs governed by the Territorial
 r.',.,ows that h's deputy IS ID -..--,.s also governed by the Terri Doe ..r ..s.,.es. ani Bs the aliens are '...- ..I:-al ID ,hs several State and Ter .,.-.., ,,--,s. and no; in United States .-.. .,.s acts ot a disqualified deputy -.r .-4 vola. The errcr in thIs re
 .-.f.ts! ta aG ac;s performed by -., K-a.s-hs.mer a Jas h7e-ham.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

HE Star attempts to cheer up its gloomy candidates by saying !n G patron I5in- sort of pat,rngl vsy to them, "Peopie who set themselves up for office must not feel they have been abused when their records are Rivsa the pub he Shaw, King, Fred Hughes and S,d. Carpenter will meet and Impescb the Star for base treason.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

KREsHAM's votes at wholesale and re- tail-limited to 150-is one of the new enterprises added to the sherifl's office. The mere fact of Sheriff Shaw and the D.strit Court Clerk retaining such q person as their deputy IS enough to dis grace the whole democratic party,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

TIE chief interest shown ID the cleo tion of Shaw ss sheriff comes from those who own pecuniary interest in him. If they had the principal they would have DO interest, but the interest must be kept up un,il the principal is paid. Thst IS abou; all the principle" that interests or Bcsuhtcs his supporters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

IHE party of San Simon, Tarque Verde and other gross ballot frauds Is p'ePared t0 psFpetrate any outrage of Hslt and justice on the day of election b e.7c: their sympathy candidate for s-er.f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

VNERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF l Pima. Tucson, Pima Co. Sept. -sta, l-~i To Mrs. Elder. J. B Elder, l. EvAn- sld Nr- Evans, II. II. Brooks. J. B. Ayars. S- LoVr.l- - MRcury and you and each ot Iu- are hereby notIhed that ! have expended one hun dred dollars m labor and improvements ur rou each of the sOlloWing described mIne- or lsdrs. situate m Washington Camp. Patagouls noun talns Pima County. Arizona VIZ; The Otlu mine, the Ella mIne, the Cincinnati mine. thr st. Louis mine, the Grssshopper mine, ths Chicago mine, the ClnnamDn mlne. end The Co lumbiA mine, order to hold sad prvnli-s-= under the prOvsiOrs of Section -S-t. hrTi~st Statutes of the United States, being the Gnlornt required to hOli the same for the year -uell< Deem her sist, iS-S. and If within ssi day- an thls notice by publication, you fsil or r-t-s- Co contribute your proportion of such eNpeu,iifurss a- co-Owuers. your interys.=. m said giAiII- a-t each of them. will become the prppcrty nf tl- subscriber under Sectlon Zi3i
 DAVID ALLEN
 Subscribed and sworn to beiur' ms, -hI- -l-h day of September. iN-h. -
 isEAIi W. B. MCRPHl
 wSUi Notary Public, PimA Co., Ar.--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

HE Gemocralc '.piiy the sorrows can i.d.,e for sheriff IS under the thumb o' ca--rIs of evi. persons, 6aliot-boz siuz~7- aad, it is even hiptei. fugitises t..m iustIce. He cannot throw of their 1dGeuce for they oRG him and bend L.m to tbeir S.lL flew Go the voters appreciate t1e iGea o. continuing such e.rruptiuu:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Tz1 po-tlasler at Nogales is tine speciuel lH which the special con t5z1sr anl trust ot a mighty democra- re -1re7amautls placed. He Is "whoop- i-c.: -p" Q s hot campaign ss a candl- date fr-,rf legislature nominated by l.uss.t vi.l forged proxies, jlst Ike the her, ai ,he San Simon ballot frauds might lare been expected to dc. He Is sLaLrl democrat and Is honored by the rar,y for the enemies be has made - :l..!.. ;Ae honest voters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

IF Shaw Is not elected sheriff next Tuesday that compromise for twenty five cents on the dollar wall prove 8 very bad investment. It was heavy dis count, on such "sure thing" paricu- ily gs they claimed to have the dice I,aaas
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Ayers Ssrsspsrills acts directly and promptly to purify and enrich inc blood, improve the appetite, strengthen the nerves, and brace up the system If is therefore in the truest sense an alt.rstIve medicine. Every invalid should give it trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

N.. ALEX. MCkAY. who will repre- szat Pima county in the next legislature, ass =pens tie past nine years among the L...s of Pima county Tn mining and .t,,s raising, and he IS one ot ils frugal fsW wao have achieved success Tn his ventures He stands with reputation unU. .-t.lslei and "A character above re- pr5s,a, srd viii serve the county with fidelity and honor as one of its repre- ss-ts.ry-E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

WHO is to blame If Judge Wood In- vests thousands of dollars in house and grounds, instead of a small amount ID a little adobe and the balance ID some legitimate business as Tom Hughes dic If Tom Hughes prefers to invest his money in a tin shop rather than fine houses and expensive grounds, be cer- ,ainly has 6 right to do SO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

WE have heard the painted hsrlot prste on virtue.-Star. What bearing on the present campaign this personal reminiscence of Clara possesses is not cl gar in the public mind. Perhaps the sxpressIou Iuvoluntarily escaped the Star man during s moment ot remorse and retrospection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

KNOWING that they would be left high and dry, the nesndering democra. tlc statesmen. wisely provided against such contingency by taking R demiiohn along. But alas be jug went dry also.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

THEY will take the clothes of Bar tholdI's Gtatue of liberty, on Bedloe is land, New York, tomorrow. This. st the beginning of Q cold winter. IS braz. en piece ot cruelty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

1ANQyE VERDE will try and vote a 2o'I'I 2. ot Cochise county tLis year, but ~1af.eE hrueesheimer won't have the 'P2oTiu1lty to i'll the ballot box with siA'Elt dem cratic ballots
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

FREDDY HUGHEs doesn't mention San Simon cr Tsuque Verde once, in his Sszarac "tolitical History" The oversight was doubtless purely unIn- tentional
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

FREDDY HUGuEs says the sheriff 8 office Is conduoted in, excellent shape. Perhaps II Is. compared to the inextrica- ble confusion of Freddy's official affairs, but even then the sheriff's office suffers by the comparison.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

IHE voters are cautioned to watch closely t.e ballot box m each precinct and to carefully scan every person who attempts to vote, for fine dem Dcrgts have conceded al sorts ot schemes to defeat the E.l O: the people. even to the color lzz,i2G Of re3eaters iu isolated precincts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Irmsy perhaps be regarded as a pret- ty good joke that the CITIZEN manager did not register in time to vote this yeur, but that little oversight Is fully offset by the democratic candidate for county judge having registered twice.