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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

campaign commit ee, The President slgsess-d eeverI nance. Bsrnun E1i sobCuuce by Saturday nisht who the Irenbes. of ihe csmmi,tee are.
 WA,H!SaT,S June 2S.-The democrats oi the senate heid an order rf onsl1ess e. ucas to-la and formally deolded by v c., t0 l4-.-t UD the postpone mens Oi s!l maif. rs before the senate, except The regular aIpfoor.~tIon bills snd to op- l0. the c-uRl A jDurD nlsnt from , nurs- i.y un..i MuEday, The pnSPose bel 2
 CT se,dse the passAge of important sp- uropuu,icr tills befous the end of fh" jscal year and then svJit the necessity os pEss.uy make shift resolutions to zsep tHe district rGnDiDg,
 Washington June 2S The House to- tsy passed ] inJ resolution prOVlt Q .ng tem yoiariy Ter the txDeLCl-ur7s ot
 he government ID case The sppr' pris- -ioc bll.s have not becpins laws prior 10 July 1st. Tho House ttea weat ID O o1mm.ttoe on the whole, ~prinser Ot ,iliu is Iu chair on the tarlH biI. Bif- a. of New York m we'd tJ strik-' yege- tables from the free list. Bruver oi
 M.ch z az m supp Etlnx he mo.iOu re- 'eIrrd to the strong competition exlst- 'uR betvCen farmers ot aOrtt erO 6;IcAi
 yan aud those ot the Province cf Olta
 -;l and be protected against the reDCy- l of ihs small tsriG which wss rOV icit upon vegetables.
 Miils of Texas replied that the clause
 vas ip the interest of the consuming Isssss. and he asked when toe Eepubi
 .sn party would be williOR to reduce ,sxatiop. Mills continued: Your con yen,ioa has Overruled what You have 1 con,enGed. for your party dSmsrd- you | 20 for free whisky; We 20 with ycu to
 ;he country On that question. We de nan1 reluc,iou on those things which
 -nr@r in.n con n-umptIOn R' necessaries, and demand that tsxss shall Temsin on shisky gs It is today" J. n. Taylor of Oh11. challenged the statement that the | ESeorbl,cau party was iu favor Of free ' hisky, ard said tbe man who would ! cuiily and with his judgment m hIs | hard as .ert that the RsI ublicGo party ! gas ID fsvor cf free whisky, might t5 | dsvalopeI according to the Dsrwiniar ! the0-y, for countless cycles Ot time
 z.IhaGt u11untibg intellectually, lo the | acsitiOn Os & Erevrt ass. tLrn2b;er and
 apLlluss on the Republican side)
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
A Large Purchase.

Mfr. ", l.. Whepley. who Is wi.nout doubt the leading fruit desler m tnls valley, yesterday purohss ed from L. B. Orme the product of hIs splendid vine yards which comprise thirty-tcur ac-es and numbers 27,OO0 vines of muscat O. Alexandria variety, and IS considered the largest bearing vineyard ID the Salt River valley. its estimated yield Is one hundred tons of grapes. This vErieiy will be ready for the market in about ten days, when Mir. Wherley will begin to ship them to all parts of the country, he already having numerous orders from California and also eastern cities. Mir. Wnepley tells us that be will make raj sins of all not shipped, but thinhs he will find resdy market for the eDor- nous yield with ease. He also informs us that he has adopted ss a trade mark for his frui. shipments ''ATizopa Sun kissed Fr1it" which will be plsin!y stamped upon all his boxes and he will copyright the same.
 The gentlemsn's lsbors during the psst five years 10 get the fruit of thi. valley before the world is commeudabls in the extreme and Ee trust will event ua'ly ret him c deserved revenue, ss DO man in the Salt River valley has worked so faithfully to b-ing about this result ss ". l.. Whepley.
 California. with her iudomnitsb!c will snd unsuitable greed, has m the past. utilized the product Of this valley to ad- ver.iss and attract people to her sunny slopes, and her success has demonstras- ed thst the Salt River valley gan with safety enter the field, not as 0 rival, bI: ss sn honorable competitor, sDd her vast acreage and never-taIling streams of water can attract to her borders no; 6 few of the many seeking homes in the western world.-Gszette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

ONE of the greatest evils existing in connection with the public lands Is the charging of s2.5O an acre for government land within the limits of land grants to railroads that have long since been for teited. The grant to the Southern Psoi- hs was declared forfeited, some time slnoe, aud still the Land Office is chnrg- iuR s2.50 for land within its old claim ed boundaries. Congress should reme- dy this wrong at once, as the object il charging S250 for the lsLd within rail road grants instead c, $l25, was to make the settlers pay for the alternate sections given away by the Government to induce the building of railroads, SO the fsct vas that the settlers psid for She construction of the railroads instead of the government, ss the Democrats nave mslicionsly represented, tut vhst reason is there for the charging of 6 double prIoe for land after the railroad sections have been forfeited. It is 8 spacious of highway robbery and will materially tell against the settling ur of Southern Anzons. The present cd. ministrstion is responsible for this con- dition of affairs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

TIE nomination of Levi P. Morton of New York, to the second place on tht Republican ticket perfeots ticket, the condolences of which will be evident 50 the beuighted Democracy of the country in November, When the good news of Harrison's nominstIOp wss her aided broadcast over the country. to De received with the heartfelt reloicings in every hamlet, it was scarcely to be hoped that the convention could noml' nate a man for the vice-Presidenoy, thai would be received with the same evl- depces of satisfaction, but the nomins' .ion of that stsIwsrt Republican, Lev P Morton, has fulfilled bli that those, wishing tie success ofthe ticket. dared even hope for. The political cup of re- publican joy is full to overhoving and the besminR couDtenaDces of the sup porters of the grand old party attest sheir complete conquest through th' naming of thIs ticket. Morto.'5 Con gressiousl record, while in part repre- sent ng the great metropolis, WAS of the peculiarly brilliant character expected rom so eminent @ finsncIer. The edu- cation he received ID the great moneyed mart of the United States. emineptly fitted him for the committee service he was called upon to perform, and bis con gressionsl service occurring at period when financial issues were sn sll abcorD. ing topic. he perhaps, more than any other IndIvid ual member was listened to, for his psrty's policy, and performed work of the grestest importance tarou0i his wise councils for his constituency New Workers appreciate Morton and fee that he was entitled to first place oi aHy ticket. but they are under sverlsst ing gratitude to him for signitying his willingness to accept the second place for the good of his party. Fsctionsl strife ip N. Y. is now a thing of the past, dead issue. As Senator Warner Miller said, all fsctionsl feeling is heal ed by Mortons nomination. The entire Republican party of New York regard Morton ss their man, he represents nc particular section of party, but the party st large. and will receive the hearty sup port Of thousands that voted for Cleve land four years ago. It is regarded si e fixed fact that New York and h. diana will poll heavy republican ma iority in November and that Morton'f nomination was 6 trump card in New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
What Tucson Needs.

Wat @ beautiful location for a larg. -o1my hoiel there IS near the UnIversi
 riy. Iha judIcious expenditure ol spout sz5 9O0 would put up a very com i0s;shle hotel aud 1t would be filled irpn tns first of October to the first of Jaur. We all remember hOu 1t Was last year, people were cOutlnuRlly stopplns rcTs, b-I they would leave in a snor -iEe on account of the inferior sccomo- dai.Oas. We have wintsr climate SC cJed to SODe and |! we want people tc stOU with us We must offer scme iu- dGeevect7. An enterprise of thIs kinC would 70 DO way effect tue clty hotels except sJ benefit them as their rooms ar.
 !gSys full during the Wiuter. II some pa-sJu, with 'hs necessary amount of capisRl SIil look into this they esn satis. sy themselves ;n & very short time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Tn h,s bssn ,uvyes,sd .bat she Two

IT has been suggested that the two political partIss of Pima county efScs coalition Legislative ticket, thereoy Ss- curing to our residents the election of men from both parties in whom We can trusr, and who would go to Prescott as s unit for progressive and honest legisis- Iion. This suggestion is entitled to tho s,arnest consideration of both parties, As
 { possesses merits to recommend It's
 .doptiop. Hereiofore great oIfiic1ltj
 lss been experienced in getting men oi
 he proper oslibre, ard honest inoiins-
 ions to represent the seve:sl counties
 ,f the Territory in the Legislature be-
 ,suse of the small remuneration, and
 be little glory resulting from the Gffioe.
 Ia all cases where business men were
 nduoed to serve in the Legislature. IL
 sas a sacrifice to themselves and seri-
 ,us inconvenience to their business In-
 ,erests. In the first place they had to
 ,snysss their districts sgsipst political
 opponent at no uncomfortable expense.
 and a great loss ot tins to their b siness
 nd in a country of the m)untsinons m
 thar scter oi Arizona, 1t IS DO chiids
 play to make a thorough political can
 sass, If they performed their full duty
 10 their consistency in this respect, E
 took ubou. as much trouble and time ss
 . session of the Legislature would re-
 luire, and 1t was asking a good deal oi be man who had sufficient capacity to
 io credit to himself at Pfescoit to spend so much money travelling around for the inadequate compensation DC re- ,eived in return. A peoples ticket would )byiste all this loss ot tims, as the candi- iases would not be called upon to make these sacrifices but could remain at home until required 10 attend the Legislature IS there would be DO opposition to spur them on to e heated contest. This state ,f affairs would result io a better class ,f men serving in the Legislature. The people want class of men that vii ,erye lhsir interests intelligeuily, aud they do rot waEt them 10 make great sacrifices, therefore any plan that VII secure the intelligence to undo mueI that has been done, and to do much shat has been left undone, ought to be
 acceptable to both psr:Ies. In our pssi Legislatures We have always had son-
 good men. but the work of the mnl1ris! ass been bad enough to be heartily
 condemned by both parties, showing
 conclusiyely tha. the majority were mel l aufitled to be trusted as the peoples | legislators, and that the respectable ele
 uent was a powerless minority. This if not certainly 8. it should be. and if thi: 1 past evil state O: Gffai:s can be rsmedied
 It IS the duty of the people to place nc
 obstacles in the way, n order that | body of men can assemble al Prescott
 inst will not ieopsrdIZe the interests o
 she Territory, either through ignorance l or intentional rs.cslity snd dishonesty | If a ticket made up O, men of both par ties can produce the proper legisleilv' l msterihl, it is what tie country needs. al 1 auy rate 1t is worthy the ssrIous thought 1 of our citizens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Nov is the period of mans disoon,ep,

Nov is the period of mans discontent visible to the naked eye, is he happens Co reside in 6 Territory. On the sve cf the gre.t conventions the Territorial resident was all expectancy. but at their close he is confronted by tie uohsppy fact that in sll national questions hs it ss completely diserfrsncnised as though he vss @ Haytisn negro, or wild msn Of Borneo. This question of residents os Territories being unable to partici- pate in the direction of affairs, by near sighted want of proper legislation pre- sents 6 very serious aspect to the think irs mind. There is no clsss ot men vhD take 6 greater interes. in the affairs Of the country they have done go much to open up, and develop, than the hsrdJ pioneer whose s'rong arm, sod stout heart hrs cleared the path for the pro grsssive march of civilization, there IS no blood ths; courses more warmly ID the veins of Americas best manhood, than the noble elood of the man whose confidence in his own sbil1ty, and per severance, enables him to tread untried paths ano achieve victories in the heart of disastrous calsmities. The pubic gratitude is fair In its recognition oi the services of these sscrihcing men, they are regarded with an indulgeni eye. and looked upon as the benefsctort Of their race, but they are not allowed ovote. and psrtclpste ID mans proudes' attainment, they are denied the yerJ essence of 8 Republics privilege, while their more fortunate fellow-beinRs-shS have reposed in homes oi aom'ort, wtii' fhe Territorial resident has been heEirl a covering for his loved ones in the vir Rin fores,s-is allowed the privilege that should be accorded the multitude in the true spirit of the RepubllcsI form of Government. l. Is with pro found surprise that we see this greA wrong countensnced by cur Nst;ons Legislature, until It seems to have ss suuei the place Of sn irrsm sdisble per pesuisy. bat, though we arc forgotten il political sense by the political worlc st large, at the time when We Toul1 cherish the boon of helping to select ru,er for our country. We are not for gotten when the Executive is bsrC pressed by sspirsnts for political fsvors ana our Territory is flooded with for sisn sppointees to administer the Ter iilory's affairs. Justice cri5s out st th' infiictiou Of officers shat are ignorant O the country they are sent to govern, bu fhs, matters little, ns the rights Of [ Territory that has no pow 1T Co retaliste through the medium of the polls, sr' no, entitled to respect. in the eyes O the man whose ott-repested thirst fo for equal justice, extends no turths than personal gam dictates. This evI feature of our Government should b' renedied ss sn early day, and conten porsneous with the removal of this bio from our national escutcheoD, step should be taken to allow Territoris resident to maintain 8 suit in the Cn cult Courts of the states. In many re spec.s We are allowed the privilege c being blessed. but the distributing hsnS is outlines improvident, and its prodis ious hberality is exhibited in unsough blessings rather than in dealing out sIn pie justice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
The NOgaIes Reces.

The long talked of race between HnTs rosa pony and colt bred by H. 0 Y |.ke7, 1o~ owned by Juan Flores. for so.O a s'ce, took place nt NOgales las Sanday aud resulted 10 s victory for the Foan pony. The distance run was 90. Ysrds ard was won by over 30 feet, Con slderablo money changed hands on th. rssnlt
 The second race was between horse owned by Brickwood end an ''aa- SnoS - same distance, for S1O0 side. and wss easily won by the Brickwood hOrse.
 The thisd race vas between Pea-son's horse aud the Lake colt for S1OO "A side, S.c years, and was won by Yearson.- Pres PectOr,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

IT is said that the Atlantic & Pacific R. R.-in the interest of compelling .he os,tlemen having cattle on their unfenc- ed land grant, to buy land of them or run their csttle out of the country-will endesvor to have the Legislature pass 6 law to compel cattlemen to fence their ranches and thus stop the free range system. This effort if successful. would strike 6 death blow Co Arikons's most profitable industry. Such sn set would be 60 sbsurdtty, viewed from any point, and if the railroad undertakes to compel the purchase of their lsnds through a suotertugs of this kind, It cannot but result 6issstrously to them. ss such & suicidal step ss viping out she csttlelnen of Arizona, would effect dis sstro1sly every business msn in the ter ritory. We csnnotIhelp but regard such c statement as to the intentions of the A. < P. as simply 6 rumor without foun- datIon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

One of ths most serious aspects of the coming election to General Hsrri- son is the danger ths. our snglocized Amenosn dudes may go over with a wholesale rush to Cleveland because he is Great BritsIn's choice. and ii would be English you know" inssmuch ss this element of votes don. ss rule wear anything msds a, home. Cleve- platform would not be unpalstsble to &karu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

Two strong reasons for the adoption of the bsndRnR of Thurman as the hsg ot the Democracy in the coming cam psisn. were first, oD account Of its re- semblance to the English Royal Jack, snd its coDsequen. appropriateness for q free trade party. Second, because n is warranted to stand three mouths of service without showing its soiied con ditiou, ard this lsst recommendation appealed to ihe hearts of the unwasked Democracy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
THr s,,elli,ss Q, Inc Dsmoor,,ic p

TIE satellites of the Demosrstic party gre nervous for their "msn of destiny since the great Chicsgo ticket sprung into existence. IL will take more than . Bum, Romsnism snd Rebellion cam psisn to down that glouous ticket in the State of New York. and with sbe Demo crsts it is New York or bust. while the Republicans can carry the election with Indiana and New JeiSey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

EVEN the red bsndans of Thurman, IS attracting more attention just at pre- sent among the Democratic masses, than appears to be the lot of the head of the ticses. It IS clear case of the tail vsgsing the dog Cleveland was & De- oessIty of the hour to his psrty, while Thurman was the choice of the dele gates. and il is not strange that to the masses the ticket appears to be standing CD ite head.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Building a Locomotive in Seventeen
 Hours.

The record" in rapid machine wors nss again been lowered. He esofor, zoe Ba!dwin locomotive works oi Phila. dsiphls, have held th first place siih the record of au engine built ID 24 hours Ous tne Fenngy!yaDlE Railroad Onnya- ny hss now taken the palm by construct lng a fG!l-sizel Gl0,OC0 pounds) anthsa oi'e-oui nlng locomotive Gs the Altoona shops ln l6 hours D minutes. Taf %ofk Ees commenced on tbe morning ot ,ne 4osh of June. and in five minutes less thhn seventeen hours. the eneiLe vas turned out re ady for use. Itis to Tnn On the New York division of the fennsylvanis Railroad. This feat is. we believe, quite unrivaled in lecomoIiye "a ouliding.-E X M Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

Os March 4th 1889 Benjamin Harri- son of Indiana, will be President of the United States. Just one hundred years ago on that same day George WsshIng- Con was performing the ceremonies st- tending his inauguration, The placing of Harrison in this high ofhee h Httine ssiss;ation sf the ssntshaiai
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Take Notice

\, All judges of good liquors that the M ssectt Saloon is still stloat. Having 70 barrels on hand and a carload of 60 coming, oi Kentucky Celebrated Double op n and Sour Mach WhiskeYs which sn pc reiailed at S2OO and g. 90 per sslon or oO cents per bottle, Also Cal ,osnia Ciaret, Port and Angelica st 25 ana 5o cents per bottle. iI6-lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

YoU osn never know iil you try, how quickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure your sick headache. Your stomach sDd bowels need cleansing, and these pills will accomplish is more efeotuslly and comfortably than ssy other medicine CD ssn fad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

SAvHD-A fioe family ot children ver all afflicted with scrofuls. Two died early. the rest would socn have followed but for the timely and persevsring use of Ayers Ssrss2aril!n, which built them uo into 6 healthy sud vigorous man ho0d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

TIE Democrats appear to thoroughly appreciate the dangerous position oc- cupied by the Democratic psr;y wi.r their St. LouIs platform staring them IL the face. Senator Gorham's sdvice + ringing In thels ears now, when it is too
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

HARRISON AND MoRroS are the syno- rym of victory and pfoisstios, Clsve' lsnd and ThnffaAn sf sysepksao5.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-25
n Q I | c f

| hereby warn all persons not to ride,
drive, or trespass upon my land In any
way. Any person 50 doing will be
dealt With according t. law.
This cEh day of Feb. 1883.
THOMAS d. TCKNEK.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-25
TUE TEST

Total receipts OF cotton at all of
the potts since Sept. 1st, i,1GS,03O
bales.
The Presidential party left Wash
ington CITY for Florida last Tuesday
morning.
James Albert received in all 81,
3i77D for his recent grea, waking
feat, in which be covered GIL miles
III AZ hours.
Senator Ransom has secured the
passage through the Senate Of his
S3ou,o0U b:ll tor the erection Of a
lighthouse at Cape IIatteras.
1t is stated that it will require up
ward OF 1000 cars to transport the
orange crop Of California, now jus,
coming to Perfection, to Eastern
markets.
The European, outlook is becom.
ing more and more wariike, and ali
Of the powers arc getting ready for
the conflict, which now seems to be
inevitable.
The case of Jay Gould and Rus
sci! Sage, who are charged with ap-
Propriating to their own use $1,000
0CO of l-ansas and Pacific Railroad
bonds, is being investigated in a
New York court.
\ remarkable phenomenon is re
ported from Akron, Ohio the earth
rocked. houses swayed, preceded by
a terrific report of an explosion, and
a great lissurc in the earth is the
only sign Of the strange occurrence
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-25

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Sleeper between atlanta and New
York.
On Trains 81 and 53.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington and Mont
gomery. Washington ami Augusta.
Pullman sleeper between Richmond
and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper be
tween Greensboro and Raleigh. PAL
man Parlor Car between Salisbury and
Knoxville.
Through tickets On sale 1T principal
stations. ~ II. point.
For rate. ari Information. apply TO
anv agent of he COMPANY OF 10
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Traffic N1nuger. Dir. pas. Igt.
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w. 4. TURK. -. T. TAYLOR,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-25
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