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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
DEATH OF JAMESBURNs.

An Old and Respected Keident of Total
 Wreck.
 James Burns, an old reIdent of Total Wreck, cd suddenly O the morning cf the 18th of Septembr, within 2l miles of that place, at the pumping works of the Total WIck mine. Mir. Burns left Total Wrea to do some work st the pumping wrss. After ar irving at the wor. he fond that some boards were required. hich lay about l50 yards away from theSorhs, he went for these alore, there being only two light b ards. Having smsined longer than the time requis te get back with the boards, his comraien work went 10 get the boards, suppting Mr. Burns had gone to Total Week toI candles ghich were required. When James Qaiun. tue man rfkirg with Mr. burns, arrived when the boards were, he found Mr. Burns cad within about F feet from the board his body partly leaning ggsinst tne eie of an old adobe building. It seemed that Mir. Burns had lifted the two b0ais and wss drag ing them along whenhe felt he was IT and dropped the bcris, going 10 the shade of the old buIEng. which es be reached, he fell dead. Ills head, neck and face were gUia dark. apparently from a rush of blool to teen. There seemed to be DO Euggle Tn dying as the soil was unts;urbsd. There were DO cuts or sy external bleed ing e1cep, slight scratch on one cheek from falling Fainst the adobe wall. It Was evident he cRuae Of this death was from c grea flow of blood io his head.
 As II was impossiblso get & coroner troE Tucson bstore tcomposition set ID, a jury oicitizens wts sworn by John ODoughorty' Notary ublic, tO investi- gate the cause of debtl After eramin- ing James Q1inn on oh, and exsmin- ing the body of dscesss, they rendered a verdlc, hst James Brns died & nstu- rsl death caused, as f as their know ledge could guide thu. by sudden rush of blood to the hei.
 Mir. Barns vss sgesbout 36 years He hss near relatives irhe city of New York, but It IS uncerts as to whether be is a native of New ork state or of Massachusetts. MF. Brns owned con- siderable mining intests ID Total Wreck and vicinity, soc of which are regarded as valuable. ie IS buried in the grave yard near 5,sl Wreck. the neighbor of six, who we buried there before, all from deatt by violence fonr the murdered ictims of the bloody Apsnhes. the Ger two, one by sn accident, the otheroy suicide, MT. Burns being the only oi having died natural death. 50 ohseteristic of border grave yard. thrictims of vio- lenee 0utnumbering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Sept. 15.
Mexican Independence

The 77th anniversary of the Mexican independence WAS celebrated in a fitting manner last Saturday evening. The trees ID the park were bunR with beautiful colored lanterns, while the nation al colors were generally displayed on every side. 4 platform was erected from which several gentlemen delivered patriotic remarks after which there was a fine display of fireKo'ks. The music for the occasion was furnished by the railroad band and vas very appropriate.
 The large kzll had been beautifully decorated and the floors wsxed for dancing. The committee in charge seemed to have spared DO pains to mske the affair most enjoyable, and that they were successful was evidenced by the fact that it was f 6. ID. before the music stopped. The mus for dancing was furnished by tie celebrated Gusymss band, and was simply perfect. Tester day was devoted to quiet enjoyment and the day closed without 8 single casualty,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
What am Ito Do?

The symptoms of Billlousness arc un- happily but too we'll known, They dif- fer in different individuals Co some eI- tent. A Billions man is seldom break fast eater. Too frequently, alas, be has an excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of & morning. Ills tongue will hardly bear inspection at any time; if is is not white and furred, it IS rough, st all events.
 The digestive system is wholly out of order and DIarrhes or Constipation may be a symptom or the the two may alternate. There are often Hemor- rhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and acldity or fistulence and tenderness m the pit of the stomsch. To correct sll this if not effect cure. try Greens August Flower, it costs but trItie and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

The surgical branch gives special attention Co defOrmities of every kind and all displacements reguirlng appliances Tor Curvature ot the cpine. Hip Joint Disease, Distorted Limh- or Arms successfully treated by our new NOltaic and Magnetic appliances.
 The medical branch devotes special attention to all chrOt ic, complicated, priyate and wasting diseas,-s resulting from badly treated eases of an acute or special nature. or from Iudlscre- tiOns of youth. bringing on Spermatorh Oea, Seminal wen knees and an unnatural drain from the body vhici Vndermlnes the constitution also Debility, Decay. Lose of Vitality or Man hood. which resnlt- from excess of maturity.
 Inc reason SO many are not cured Df he above complaint, is owing co a cOmplicstiOu called ProsiatorIhRt. |. which our treatment alone can cure.
 Varicocele. wormy veins m Scrotum. stric- ture. blood and K impurities speedily cured; acute private troubles safely, contientially aad quickly cured Catarrh Of the mucous mem braue of the head bladder successfully treat d, al-O throat and lung dlseases Female com plaints and all complicated delicats diseasa- of women carefully treate,lby our new meihOd whereby none of th- actual physical eNamiua- tious O e equired. Displacemeufs of the uterus and all -paclal complaints pcc1 lar Co females, successfully treated Separate uthce Tor ladisS S, who should call between the hours Of 2. and 8 o'clock Co Ryolf the crowd, Otlce hours to - daily: sundays 10 Co l2 only Consultation free
 all languages suo.en and written. Write m your own lH-g-acr.
 DR. LIEBId.s WpNI EEFrL GERNtS ISvIGoEs- TOR No. I, the only positive cure for Spcrmator rhOell. Sen Iual Weakness, and cs- nf manhood or Imputeucy.
 Tho GERMAN INVIHORATG No, 2, is the only known cure for PrC-tatorrhO~a- the c1muii- eaton that prevents tho cure Of above com plaints Iu thpu-ands.
 Price S2 per bottles SIX b-ttles S10. half size, half price. To prov. lts Nouucerfui power a e tale wul sent free on application. Sold b. all druggI-t--
 ] he mos pONertui ELECTRIC BELTS free to pstieut-,
 Will b5 in Tucson and other Arizona cIties Jaccsry and September each year,
 LiEBIG WORLD DIsPESSARY,
 40l GEARY sT., SAN FsSBCIsCo. CAL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Notice of Administrators Sale lf
 Real EStatP.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN IN pursuance of the order Of the Probate Court Of Chs County of Pima m the Territory of Arizona, made on the Twenty-seVenth day of August, A. D., isss. ln the matter of the estate of Cornelius Ryan, deceased, tSs uuders gned admin'strator of sald estate will sell at Public Auction, tO the highest bidder. for cash, m one parcel, and subject Co confirmation by sad Probate Court ol THURSDAY. the IwentIe'h b day of Septen ber i-,s, 70 ten o'clock m the fore noon uf sad day, at the entrance of the COunty Court House, ia the City of Tucson, County Of Pima and Territory 0f Auz9na, all the right title interest and estate ot the said int tate at tho time of his death ana all the right, tltle ana int Test that the sad estate has. by operation Of law or otherwi-e E'quIrei O-ner than or m al duiCu tO that of the said iute-'ate. at the time of his dsath. in and to a that lOr piece or par eel If land. s.tuAts, 'yIu- and being iu the sad County of Pima and Territory of Arizona, and described as follows to wlt.
 Els SW . and SW 2, Ot SEil, Sec. i, and NE q. of NV i4. Sec 23. toSnsaIp 23, \ ll E Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 TERSs AND CONDITIONS OF SALE-CASH. Ten per cent of the purchase money Co be paid on the day Of sale. balance on confirmation of sale by Probate Court deed at cxpsnse of pur- chaSesr. ALBERT STE WELD. Administrator of the Estate Of CornelIus Ryan,
 deceased.
 TUCSoS. A. T.. Ang. Z7. Isss.
 BYR2S ". TCHESOE. Atty of Administrator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
A Plea for the Dolls.

The good women who are so busy reform ing the world have taken up the doll enor- mity now, and are to make public sentiment too warm for it. Hamlet" with the Prince left out would be spirited and entertaining compared with q little girls universe that was doll-less. There Is a queer little element of sacrelneSs in the relation between the in- animate pet and the live one that we saw amusingly and touchingly illustrated the other day. A small girl was holding her largest and most beloved doll well outside the window, and her mother protested, say ing: "You will drop your big doliie; why do you hold 1t out there so long" ''I was show ing it to God, ]" said the baby, and the mother did not find, for the time, anything more to say. It might be as well to do away with a few other abuses, good women, before doom ing the dolL-Boston Commonwealth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
A Womans Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has beon made and that too by lady in this county. Disease fastened it's clutches upon her and for seven years she vIthstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed necessarily and could no: sleep. She bought of us 8 bottle of Dr. Kings new discovery for consumption and was SO much relieved on taking first dose that she slep. sll night and with one bottle has beeu mirsculously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther LutE." Thus write W. c. Hsmrick < O., of Shelby, \. C.-Get 6 free trial bottle st Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
A Neaf Rhrase.

Children sometimes hit upon a phrase which conveys more than pages in which their elders have striven to set forth things clearly, and an instance was afforded re- gently by girl of 6. She had been present while her mother received a call from a neighbor, one of those immeasurably volubls women who are the terror of their friends, and after the caller had departed she said to her mother with the utmost seriousness:
 Mamma, don't think like Mrs Blank. She leaks words all the time n-Boston Cou-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
AReasnnahln HrnothesI..

One never hears of an event so sad but that some element of humor Turks about it. A little girl who lives on State street near the dentists office where the shooting affray occurred this week happened to hear the pistol shots and shouts for the police. Re voIving it moment in her baby mind a plausible explanation seemed to dawn upon her, and turning to her father she remarked: "He must have pulled a wrong tooth for somebody. n-Albany Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

The use of cslonel for derEu geinents of the liver has ruined many fine con stitution. Those who, for similar trou- bles, have tried ayers Pills testify to their efficacy in thoroughly remedying the mslsdy, without iDja'y to the sys- tenn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
srrmon bv IittIe coIor,a Bov.

A little colored boy in South Carolina made an attempt to write an excuse to his teacher for his absence as follows: Dear Aifectionately Teacher; Ise sorry couldn't come to school on Friday, but I couldn't cause it rain and dats de way it go in dis world If de Lord shut de door, no man can open de door. If dc Lord say it rain,' no man stop it rain But do Lord, he do all things well And you oughn't to growl about itr-Lowell lliassl New Moon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
ENnuuag1aw

Three little boys in a down river town at tend the same school They are but years old and are in the same class. The other day they were called out by the teacher and asked to spell G certain word. They all failed, and one of the little fellows looked up to the teacher and said: Now. Mr. NJ, you are in a terrible fix, ain't yOuf'-Bangor CornmArciaI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
The Couutry is Safe

The Grandmother has sent 6 very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas City pigs feet, family picked pork, sugar cured ham. breakfast bacon snd lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 22O pounds and also 6 carload of Anheuser- Busch lager beer. Prices req seuable, Warum Dsrum.
 JssuH DuaB
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Gotham's External Government.

New York Dame-Oh, dear. there's my hair coming down again l don't seo why hairpins can't be made SO they'll stay where they're put
 Husband-Well, I'll write to Mayor Hewitt about it-Omaha World
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
ON LlEE,s THRESHOLD
How Little Arthur Got Even with His
 Mother.

Arthur, who is forbidden to speak at ths table, had his revenge the other day. As dinner began he was uneasy, and finally said, 'AIa. can't speak just one wordn
 "You know the rule, Arthur
 "Not one wordT'
 ''No, Arthur; not until your father finishes the paper"
 Arthur subsided until the paper was fin- ished, when he was asked what he wished to say.
 "Oh, nothing; only Nora put the custards outside the window to cool and the cat has been eating hem up.T-Harper's Young PeOplo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
An onportunitr nncnc,i.

Those persons who tell the editor ''hov to run hls paper,' slould apply for posi- tons m Cornell university scbool Of journalism Is tO be established iu that irstI- tUtion, and instructors may te neaded- Nor. r,stOwu Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
4 neayy Domestic Expense.

Customer-S0me chiIdren's shoes, please.
 Dealer-Ycs, SIT. Now, there Is an excel lent make of shoe. How old is the childi
 Customer tsith a sighl-Childl l have nine of 'cIn. Show me the wholesale depart ment.-New York Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
4 Private Rehearsal.
Cans. and Effect.

Ata concert in St. Petersburg a few weeks ngo thero we're lJJ drums and 24 pianos playeI by women Li>t week ground was broken for a new insane asylum in that city. -Norristowu Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
De.ircs tn Exchange.

We would like Co exchange with the editor Of The Franklin News. We both have sister, and by swapping we would have a wife and a helper in our office too. What do you say, McCutcLensi-BronwOo Reporter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

''Nevcr go to bod immediately after a hearty supper" says medical authority. People who are fond of hearty suppers should eat them in the efoTenOon--Boston Courier
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

It is said by au eminent physician that half of the supposed mad dogs have nothing the matter with them but the toothache. Isn't that enough to make them madi-Pica- yIIne.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
STATIONS.
The Diamond. Sept. 13.

uC Dihtlbius ctPA" h'. At ,, Kansas Oi.y 2.
 A. Detroit-Detroit 8. Philadelphia ,. At Philadelphia-Firs game, Athle- tics 8. Baltimore s; second game, Attn letics nothing, Baltimore .. At St Louis-S. Louis G, Louisville 7. At Pittsburg-PI,isburg ?, Washing ton O.
 tIrdianGpolis-IndianhpolIs 6, Bos- ton 3 A, Cleveiand-Clevela 3. Brooklyn & At Chicago Chicago 9, New York O
 The Dismopd-Sept. II. At Dstroit-Det-oit 6, Philadelphia 5 At St. Douis-St. Louis fl, Cincinns- ti2
 At KsnsGs City-Ksnsas City ,, Louis vile 0.
 At Observation-Disclosures 9, Cleveland ,.
 At Ohicsgo-Chicago 8, New York '. Al Philadelphis-Athleties I, Brook lyn ?.
 Sept. 1 ].
 At Pi.tsburg-Pittsb l, New York At Philsdelphis-Athletics 2, Brook lyn f. At St. Louis-St Louis 5, Cincinnati I3. At Sioux City - Sioux City-KsusRs City gane postponed on account of | rain.
 At Indianapolis - Indianapolis ?, Washington o. AtKsnsas City-Kansss City f. Lotus vile 2.
 At Detroit-DetroIt game postponed on account of rain.
 At Chicsgo-Caicsgo 3, Philadelphia I.
 At Cleyelsnd-C Cleveland 6, Baltimore Is,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

The Fashion cigar stand has been re- opened uuder the charge of Master Will lie Powers. He will keep on hand fine stock of cigarettes. cigars and tobacco. Give him c call. tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
s,Isi Prizes amounting s1.Os4,so

NOTE-IIckets drawing Capital Prizes are not ntitlet Co terminal prizes. FoR CLUE EtIEs. or any further information desired, write ielIbiy Co the undersigned. clear ly stating your re-IdeuSe, wIrh State, County street and Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your enc osiug an Envelope bearing your full address. Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders of New York Exchange ia ordinary le etter. Curroucg by Express tat our ezpelsel Aidressod tO
 lI. A. DACPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, DO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
A Timely Suggestion.

Bobby" {" said his mother sternly, ''I pun ished you only last week for running away, and yet you have done it again today. I don't know what l shall do.n
 Why no: give up punishins me, ma suggested Bobby, ''it doesn't seem Co do any goOdt7-New York Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

Le hsenau's Golden Eas.s,. Curcs CLancres. tEs- ed a..-. . Sores a She Legs ar' E1c.. ~-. F... &yes, Ncsc, etc, Ccggtg.r .cr gr-.r.. STphilt.c G4.lrrh. di,saae.i San .TH .. primary forms cf tHe e ss-tsr k---- - Syphilis. Price, S5 0B Der Eaffrr L0 Richnu's Golden B.sl.ar1 N 4 Cures-Tertilry. G'rlurilf < .-i......s. ra.. rlatism, Pans in :Lc Hcass P-.r. .- r.. Head, back of the N-cs. Ul,ra-.. Throat. S,phiHtic fash, Lu-.F- l. tTacted CO--s. Stiffness Cf he .ll.a ..r eradicltes al ls-sc fscrr :1e s.... wheti.sr cIl .l.is. rcti1a c- os McrlVry. i-.. tra bl1od pr A.. healthy PrIge >5 60 per Hett1 Le Rtchau's Golden ~uani a. 1z.I- GOto for the cure of Gono-rtll .- Irritation Gravel. aut a'l yr-1--v r~ .. n disarransemeats. P=lrs Ss SO 1-r Bottle.
 Is Hichau's GOT~-vf Sp.n.sb T1- lection, for severe e--sts co s.arH--. luflmm.tory Clset StrictuE,-.x.. Prize q 90 per Bottle.
 L. Riehau's Golden DiEtur t1r the effective Eral..-uf - -yr.... rH- ard eyJfD -ou-- Price Sl Cg 1sr E. Le Rich=u's Golden E5i e.N N.s. and Br5 ir lifueut. beg of T'..- sr eNgc-s Cr ov,r-Eors. lr1s-7slH-. Price S3 % per Box. Tonic and Ner-ine.
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 C. r HtCafRTsS sX cC. sr.4..- <31 ( 60 S1H-ru- ~-f.r-. t -rlF -.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Tho Many of Them Here.

In Paris there are people who make lv- ing waking people up in the morning There are plenty of people who do the same thing in this country, but they don't get paid for q. Ev~hanra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
 For August. 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
Dr. Liebig 6 Co.

The European Medical Staff and Special Surgeonsand Phy- sicans of the Liebig World Dispensary and Internation- al Surgical Institute, 400 Geary St. San Francisco Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
For Toilet Use,

Ayers Hair vigor keeps the hair sof; ,nd plisnt, impar,s to it the lustre anc aesaness of youth, csTs-s it to grow lNuriantIy. eraG.cate- Dandruii, cures a alp diseases, anG Is the I1Ost clean j. of ,lj hair preparations.
 eyr- Hair yigor hos given me 1a s-ss I Pesiect satisfaction. I was leac', had for six yCars, during which iIrr 2 -,>-i many hair Fte erarations. hIi withu1t success. Indeed, what httle hair I hsi WIS growing thinner, until I tried Ayers Hair N!c0r. l used two bottles Oi ths -0r, Sui my head IS now well covered with a new growth OI hair. -JuGsUn B. Chapel, Peabody, Mass isHFP that has become weak, gray. SFrs.s and fli.d. may have new life and color restored t0 it by the use Of Ayers Hair ViE0r. - Si v hair was thin, 'ntr.l. and Lty. and feil cut in large Iusffit.s,. As-r's Hair Vigor stopped he Gila... and restored my hair to ifs irigirli color. AS dressing for the ia.r. ,ii- prspora, uI L1s no equal. - Mary N. a..muOnd, Saltwater, Minn. .giNC2 youth, and beauty. in the stit- ~ apFrl-aVrr Ct the hair, may s,e pro F-vrd Ter a0 indeIinite period by Ii,. l.. Ot Ayers liar Nisur. s- A dis sa>e cf tI@ scal1 c..r@ei my hair tO be- -ome H.r~'. end dg-. a'II Co fall out .-r,I-. 1-ut}ilr | t.-.d seemed tO do ...- any s.li uuiji | rr1uenced using Av,rs I-.i t.-.r. 1a-ec bottles of hiS rrr l.-a 'uu restored my hair 70 a real-hy cullitiru, and D. is now soft tnG r.,art. My scalp is cured, and it ,S also free from J3uairUif. Mrs. E. R. Foss, Milwaukee, Wis.
 Ayers Hair Vigor,
 cold by Druggi-,s and Ferilmsrs-
 P-EFEcr SAFETY, prompt action. and voudrrful curative properties, easily place Aye-'s ilI, lt rhe head Of the list lfpopular remedies for Sick and SeTv- ,us Headaches, Constipation, and all ail- acnts originating in d disOrGorcd II0sr- ' have been a great sufferer from i nhe. and Ayers Cathartic Pills -. i..- only medicine that has ever -,el le relief. One dose of these Pili, .flI quickly move my bowels, and free sv B. ld from pain. - William L. Page, ..clius ad, Va. H
 Ayers Pills,
 -- ,.,re,s b7 Dr. !. C. Aver & O., cwen. Mass
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
kdiTas: Registered lsisTs tO NEW ORL FANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La

REMEMBER ERGasst.i. GFAsss1sgssssassS Bs.ssa::;,, 2, and Early. who are m charge of the draSluEs is 6 guarantee of absolute fairness an integrity. that the chances are all equal, Euc that no que possibly divine what number will drsw 6 Prize.
 RE.NEA t.FR also that the payment OfPrizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets are g q cd by the President of an institution vhCse Chartered rights are recognized in ths highest C0rrts thslef. I'd. beware Of any limitations sr crr1uous achanaa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

lol GEAnY sT., ,sAy FssscIsoo. CA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

Mrssrs. F. h. Sn6W. M. 10. Sherman Wm. Ohristy, DeForest Porter, D. H. Recarte. Jerry MIllsy, E. M. Mills, O. L. Eschman, II. Carpenter, Bruce Perley, q. w. Sterns, A. c. Webster, Lincoln Bowler. and D. M. Amber will represent Msricopa ID the coming Republican Ter Titorial Convention to be held in thIs oity CD the 18th instant. It IS good delegation snd one of which Msricops can feel proud.
 The Republicans st thelr convention held al Phenix yesteresy made the fol lowing nominations; For member ot the legislature. J. Y. T. Smith; sheriff, J. F. Ward; assessor. George +. Coats probate judge. Il. E. Farmer; treasurer, George E. Mowry; county recorder, Henry Wharton; supervisors. John Null len and T. J. Trask. The nominstio for council was passed and the nomins- ston for district attorney was left suvject is the County Central Committe'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay all Prizes drawn m The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our cOun- ters.
 R.M WALMSLEY Pres. Louisiana NatI ISk r, LASAUN, Pres. state National Bank A. BA LDNIN Pres. New Orleans Natl Blk CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-03-13

EAGLE Rock REGISTER: Mr.. Ihos.
Lothian, of Denver, Col, who has
been in town several days and has To-
Gated tract of land on the west side
of the river, has been all over Colora-
do, New Mexico, Washington, Wy
oming, Utah and Idaho, as well as
California and Nevada, says there is
not as good place in all the Terrific
rv as can be found in Snake River
valley for a man to take up land
That he don't know of water canal
in Colorado or New Mexico that does
not charge $40 an acre for water
THAT is for permanent right while
in this section $5 an acre, or inch toI
water is all that has ever been charg-
ed. There are thousands of acres oi
land within twenty miles of Eagle
Rock that can be had for homestead
ing. or pre-emption, and water can be
brought onto it for s. an acre. and
there is no better land in this or any
other country.