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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
ABoots ID Shoes%-

Just received, an elegant line of Ladies'
?nd Gents Slippers. Our store is filled To
oyerfiowing with the finest goods that can
be made, and we guarantee prices that will
discount many of the so-called cost sales.
We have the exclusive sale of the famous
stacy, Adams ~ Co. Gents Fine Shoes.
Remember. we do not quote prices. but
an examination of our goods and prices will
not fail To satisfy amy one. We have the
finest line of
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS SHOES
Ever shown i'm the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
The Election ia Yuma.

The election and attendant agony is over, The republicans have won in the NEticnGl fight and ths democrats have elected their nominee for congress ID tbis territory. Lin u. Osme vas elected Joint Councilman for this district.
 TLe folloVing named gentlemen were elected to 1ums county offices:
 Council, J. W. Darlington, majority, 25J
 House. Samuel PuFdy. Go.
 Probate Judge, C II Brinley, 1S4,
 p District Attorney. Samuel Purdy, lSl Sher q. J. NJ. NHRen., l95.
 Treasurer. ". l.. Hopkins, s,
 Recorder, t. Avila. 25 Su- ysyor, l.. A. Hiok=, 2l6.
 Assessor. W. WorniuPer l34.
 For Supervisors tbe following vote was cast:
 c. " Msedeu. 226,
 r. $. IngRlis l6S.
 Chas. R ker l09.
 c. M. Thurlov, 43.
 Ira Mabh-ss was elected Justice of the Pezce of Yuma precinct by B msjori- ty,
 I. D. LYckwo-d WIS elected Consta- ble by 20 vp.es.
 For Congress. Marx Smith received Q majority of l62, and Lin Orme For Joint Councilman Sj majority.
 The 6tove relurn7 include every pre- cinct butt m th D county, the returns from Eh'rh cannot materially change .he suIs.-Seutinel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
POLITICS are all awry in the the terri

POLITICS are all awry in the the terri tory. In Pima county some Of the strongest democratic and republican candidates in the two parties were beat en, neither scoring an out and out vic tory but dividing the hOnors almost ev- enly between them. In Cochise county nearly the entire democratic host was routed, This is the more surprising, in- asmuch ss COchise county has hitherto been considered democratic. In Mari cops county the slate was reversed and the republicans almost to a msl were defeated at the polls. Ward. the repub- licsn candidate for sheriff. was about the only man that escaped disaster In the general wreck. In Graham county the people made sn entire new deal and the Independent ticket to s man, have maj orities ever their competitors. Even Little Steve" with his reputation for political sagscity unQues!ioned, found his Waterloo In PInal eoUn5y where there was no party track, but 0 general go-ss-you-please race indulged in, many of She old war horses and wheel borses were lad of and strangers to politics substituted therefor, In Gila county the democratic legislative nominees were elected to stay at home and repub- lIcsns will transact the business of the county ID their stead. In Yavspsi conn ltv. --i'h the sole exception of sheriff and -ccu-ieg, the democrats. contrary to ex- peossiicn. WOE. nolgh strange ihings have happened in the contest now pass ed to make politicians do some serious thinking.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
Spaying Cows

The spsying knife was brought into Taquisition seversl years ago, and sufl- cieut tune has elapsed tO learn some thIDg definite as Co the importance oi the operation. The spaying knife was considered of very powerful assistance m increasing the supply of beef cattle by removing so many breeders into the steer class. and these speYed heifers and cOws have helped to swell the market receipts togrest proportions.
 To spay young heifers has so Tar proven satisfactory and remunerative, so much SD that the men who spoyed caille several years ago are having their young cattle spsyed now. But there are DO instances mentioned so far where spayed heiters and steers of the same age have been marketed from the same ranges. Such facts if ascsrtained would bs interesting and instructive
 The feature of the spsYIng business brought 10 the front by recent chip ments go 10 prove that the spsylDg oi old COWS is a failure. The reason for this IS that spsyed COWS, # they gre operated upon while ID milk, are very difficult 10 dry up. They carry their calves indefinitely and suffer a drain upon the system in winter from this reason. and are just as thin ID spring as the COW that is about to deliver another calf.
 Rhe ranchmRn is now assisted some what by the fact that calves hsve sold very well of late snd the rule IS to sell the calves belonging to cows they desire to dispose of, then letting the COW dry up and fatlen fer the later markets. 1hIs paper noted several droves of cows and calves driven to the Nation last spring in order 10 make the shipments to short lines to market. The cows sold at from S1 60 to g 25 in Kansas City, and cGiyes sold from S4 40 to S9 around ,aud the cows and calves averaged up fully as well ss younger COWS with calves could have been sold u 3On tke range.-TexRs Live Stock Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
PInal County Notes.
Flnrence Fn.ernriss.l


 By the terms of sn election bet between Chris Loss and J. r. Gabriel upoD the result of the national contest, Loss bet ting on Harrison end Gabriel on Oleve- land, the loser IS to wheel the winner in A vheslba-row from the Brady ditch on Main street to the Gila river bridge where a bottle Of champaign is to be opened aud a dance had, after which the return trip IS to be made in a like man ner and a general treat of the boys will follow.
 Mir. Chris. Johnson, one of the origi- nal owners and the present foreman ot the Golden West mine ID the BIttervell mountains, south of the Nekol, was in town last Sunday. He reports big pros pects for that properly. Mir. Johnson lS oresnIzinE large cattle company for the range country about the Sherldan mountains. He has three good wells to supply plenty of water and the feed IS uexhsustsble. Eastern parties will be associated with hlm.
 Last Sunday forenoon a party of gen. tIemeu from Florence while returning from Riverside found Mir. F. O, Donnel. Iy lying upon the floor ot his house al the artasian well, sixteen miles east oi thls place, helpless, alone and psralyze He was placed into a vngon au d convey ed to the county hospiisl. The county Dhysician, Dr. Hsrvey, found his right side completely pRralyzed and he ws: unable to speak at all. His condition has since improved somewhat, but there is little hove of Lis recovering the use ol h,s limbs. although he may lve Tor long time yet,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
The syndicate" sy.tsm,. Growth.

don't think that many people outside the newspaper business are aware of ths
 extent to which the so called newspaper syndicates affect the supply of reading matter in the daily papers. The system is the growth of . few years only, but bids fair to revolutionizs tn . measure the journalistic profession Nowadays most men of mark in the newspsper world derive their chief income by writ ing for the syndicates signed articles on special subjects, which appear in a score of out of town papers simultaneously. Serial and short stories are supplied tn like mahner, and in both cases the syndi- cate can naturally afford to pay higher rates than any one newspaper propnftor. The business Is one which needs keen editorial instinct to insure success--Ths
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

BOSTON, Nov 10-At Howard Athena um this afternoon Duncan O. Ross and Fl, M, Dufur of Marlborough eng aged in g wrestling match for $25O . side and the championship of America, best three falls in five: two collar and elbow. two catch ss catch cln, and the fifth if neces- sary to be side hold in harness. Dufur won the first collar and elbow in six min utes, throwing Ross clearly by the hip lock. The EecOnd fall, catch as catch can, was won by Ross in ten minutes, his weight and strength proving too much for Dufur's quiokness, Dufur won the third fall in the same style as the first ID two minutes, with great ease. It took Ross live minutes to win the Alb. catch ss catch can fall, and six minutes to win the final fall, side hold in hsrnes. and thereby the match, the last style of wrestling beng evidently ss much in his favor ss the catch as catch can.
 PIITsBURG, Kan. Nov. 12-Thirty- nine dead bodies have been recovered and 20 wounded, Of the latter not to exceed i've will die. probably not that many. Experts and volunteers are still tho roughly searching the entries and rooms of the underground working for bodies but it IS thought they are all discovered. Thero were l5O men in the mine st the time of tbe explosion. Those over and above the number of killed and wounded having escaped soon after the explosion by way of the air and escape shaft. Of- ficials of the company are on the ground and all IS being done that can bs for the relief of the suffering and distress of all xu,nHIa1 krrka hn
 QUEBEC, Nov. 12-Dispstcbes from Lower Quebec say that two fest snd . half of snow has fallen all along the lower St. Lawrence, Serious fears aI c entertained that there has been serious loss of life smong fishermen on both shores of gulf. A government steamer has been sent out to patrol the coast and sid wrecked vessels.
 GAINESVILLE, Nov. l2-Ners received this mCrning from Tishmonige, capital et Ohicassv nation, that Gov. Grey was asssssinated Saturday night. Advises from Ohicassw nation state a serious trouble has been brewing between the followers of Grey and his opponent ip the late election. The report of the as- sassination IS not yet confirmed.
 NEW YoBK. Nov. 12.-A dispatch from Sandy Hook ihismorning says the steam CT Alaska grounded in the channel in the lower bay. She will probably come of at high tide without damage. Carter Harrison of Chicago, is on board
 Sbe came of at high tide and arrived this afternoon.
 WAsHNsroS. Nov. 12-Oving to the fact that the Presidents physician called at the White House this morning, the runor spread that Cleveland was ill. The report was entirely groundless. The President was at his desk during the forenoon and held the usual reception this afternoon.
 WASHINGTON, Nov, l2-Justice Miller of the supreme conrt rendered sdecision n the suit of the U. s. against the Bell Telephone Go. brought .here on appeal from decision of circuit court of Mass. The decision is in favor of the U s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
Steel Lace fnr Hot XYeafhen

You would never guess. to look at .
 girl nowadays, what 1t is that she Is from her shPTst pretty hF' Paffssd sleeves L.eei Yes, collars have gone by, but lace and collars alike wilt In July like flowers in face of the sun, and her fxings dQ nos fear to meet his ardent gaze at an- Why should they when they are made of steel Steel laeo Is the newest novelty of ll things not old Sounds queer to talk oi putting such a yoke about ons!s necl
 voluntarily, does 1t notY But look see ond time and see. The steel lace has meshes as soft, pattern as intricate and delicately woven, thread as fine and de. tails of every sort as perfect as If done |,
 silk. It Is light and cobwebby in texture, too, floating out on the breeze If breath strikes 1t. It Is cool. 1t Is durable, 1t comes in any color you fancy; what rnore would you?-New York Mall and Express.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
Dellcate Mechanism DisOrdered and
 Righted.

The most delicate and intricate piece of mechanism ID the human structure IS the nerves. As the telegrsphic wires transmit electric force. so do these sen- sat;on the focal poin. being the braIn, where sensation centres, Mental anxie- ty weakens this mechanism, sudden shocks psrslyze it, but dyspepsis is iis most nbd1rant foe. This foe is utterly defeated by the irresistible tonic. Hos telter's Stomach Bitters. and the cesss- tion of disorder ID the stomach IS reflect ed in brain and nerves by restored tram ouility, and tranquility Cf the nerves implies in this instance renewed vigor. A distinguished medical authority saws, "Ihe victim of nervous disquIetude who finds chloride at night snd bromides by day necessities, should know that a cure must be sought among agencies which strengthen the nerves" and Rssur eily Hosteiter's Stomach Bitters has proved to be the best of these. Mslarisl complaints, constipation, billousness, inactivity of the kidneys and rheuma- .isrl often involve nervous troubles bG sympathy. and all are ersdicsted by tht l Bitters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

To Capt. Riel Hale, chairman of the republican executive committee, IS due much of the credit for the masterly handlisg of the Pima county politics ID the recent campaign. Things were noi as much our wsy as we wished, the re- publicsns having suffered the defeat ol some Of their best men, but ihis vas through no fault of his. MT. Hsle Is politician of much experience and an ID deftatieable worker. HIs handling o' ,he political ribbons is commended by all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

PIMA COUNTY will have s republican ID the Territorial council, e republican majority in the Legislative Assembly,, 6 republican D7Brd Oi Supervisors, s re- publican Probate Judge, republican Treasurer. aud a republican Assessor and Tsx Collector. Besides sll these these good things shei is rich in tero~D right aod will prosper in the near future as she never before proePered. Her at- fairs will be honestly and ospGbiy man aged and her vast resources will be made known and opened up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

WITH Harrison in the Presidential obair and fair working majority in both houses of Congress, justice so long delayed, will be done to Dakota. Her application to be admitted into the sisterhood of States will no longer be denied. She will knock at the door snd Uncle Sam will invite her ID. With hel will also come Montana and Washing ton Territories. whose stars for populs- tion thrift. and industry are BOW ecliPsed by but few of the older States.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
A lawver when ssked to blend a csul

A lawyer. when asked top,ead cause demands his fees before be opens his persuasive mouth. You may hang and 60 to the naughty one before be will sive you his legal service gratis. If one desires 10 know what investments gre good and likely to be profitable. the broker who advises him is quite sure to charge him a commission for making the purchase. If one be sick, snd con suit physician, he will be required to plank down the regulation fee. Why, then, is it not SO with the publisher who burns the midnight oil praising ur single individual enterprises and the interests O. whole communities? Where'i the difference? Tell us if you can--Daily Optic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
WHAT WAS VOTED FOR.

Every State voted for Presidential electors. Every State except Maine, Oregon s1d Vermont elected members of Congress and each organized Terri tory a Delegate. State ofiieers and leg- Islators were chosen by Colorado. Con- necticu'. Florida. Illinois, Kansas, h. diana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mn nessots, Missouri, Nebraska. North Car olina, South Carolina. Texas, West Virginia and Wisconsin. California elected legislators. chief justice and eE associate judge Of supreme court; Iowa and Ohio minor state officers; Nevada Q supreme judge, regents of unIyersi y 8nd legislator New Hampshire and Tennessee. governor and Legislators New Jersey, legislators; New York, gov ernor, judge of court of appeals and Legislators; Pennsylvania, supreme judge. auditor and legislators. Propos- ed amendments 10 constitutions or general laws were voted Cpon by Georgia, Illinoie, Kansas, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Caroline. Virginis and West Virginia
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

TIE official returns from Indiana give the state to Hsrrissn and Morton by 266s. The official count in New fork awards the state to Harrison and Mor- ion by the nice little majority Ot IOos' These handsome msiorities were not made by the gold bugs of Wall street but Harrison and Morton will be Presi- dent and vice President sll the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

Bo11s, osrbuncles and other skin erup- lions indicate that the system IS endeaV- bring to reject poisonous acids. and that Ayers Ssrsspsrills is imperatively need ed. Itis the most reliable of all blood medicines. Ask your druggist for 1t and take no other.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

CLEVELAND relied upon the sssump- iion that he was the body soul aud brooches of the people, His business was to formulate theories snd the coun' try was in duty bound to endore them
 His denogogories were however to sP parent to deceive the people and they sat down on his wild aud idiotic theories
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

TIE Republicans will Jubilate to-nish' They will be out in force and we chsl- lenge our democratic bretheren to mAtch the crowd if they caD.
 Cleveland charscterizes the repuohc- an majority in New York as the "bum- ing element" Evidently the old man neck is considerably swollen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

The Lady GOdivs must have bad ex- ceptionally long hair since it completely
 concealed her lovely person. Since Ayers Hair Vigor csme into use such examples are not so rare as formerly. It not only promotes the growth of the hair, bui gives 1t 6 rich, silksn texture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

THE American people refused to Fol- low the "Red BandsnR" or acknowledge the "Old Romsn" a political leader. Ine old Flsg-victorious on thousand fields and sn American who bore the flag hls fathers bore, were good enough Tor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

CLEVELAND is the most execrated man in the democratic party to-day, His head was 80 big he could not get under Harlem Bridge and his stomach was too large to admit of his climbing over 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

TOMORROW night the republicans VIII
 iubilate in grand style. They held power for 9 years, took s recess four years and now enter ou their second onsrter of their century. or course they jubilate and well they esn afford to-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

A BREAK in the solid south has al last effected. Wee. Virginia has gone he- publican. In four more years the parent State will stand side by side with her progressive daughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
Why They Rush So.

A lazy man has been tracking New Workers around to see why they rush so. He has discovered that every rusher loses at least an hour a day in idle gossip on the street or sitting behind beer table. and that they rush in order to have morr time to lOaf.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
rrn Dnrx D.cnratedi

Two dogs have been decorated for bravery and fidelity by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Paris. One saved It's mistress from burglar, and the other It's masters child from drown ing.-New York Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

CHAIRMAN QUAY of the National re- publican Committee, wBs little 100 wide between the ayes for Chairman Brios of the Democratic faith.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

A more Respondent crowd never pad dled up Salt River that the supporters of Cleveland in the late Campaign
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

IT is rumored that our little short legged Jersey Governor will go, and stay not on the order of his going.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

THE American eagle never flew higher nor our flag float more proudly thsn they do to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

HAD Cleveland issued his Thanksgiv- ine proclamation after instead otbetore election, he would have felt less like giv- ing thanks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

IS the great case of Harrison versus Cleveland. tried before the people, judgement was awarded to The plaintiff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

Parties holding said tickets will please call as once on Miss Lizzie Borlon, Secretary, Stone Avenue, for inc cor responding prizes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

Now that the election is over let us turn our attention 10 the development Of our county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

CLEVELAND and sRckville West still keep company. Cleveland retired West and the people retired Cleveland.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

As goes lhe Empire state so goes the Union.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

WHEN the money in the treasury hss been counted, then-Ehst?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

"To rent to good republicans-ihe Federal offices in the Territory Of Arl- 1nna
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

GENERAL GARL.SD, the "Arkanssw Daisy" will no longer ornament the White House after the 4tb of March
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

The Br dge did it. Hurrah for Hsrri- son and Mortonl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
Importan. Archaeological Monuments

ImpOrtan. Archaeological Monuments.
 The American AssociEt'on's ce mnii- tee ou the preservatl1a or Aroneoiogic Remains recommended that measures be taken for the pre- eIvatiOn Of the fOi- lowing works, Ch1cD canon, from the fofks of EscavedB o.YCr, for L. distance of c,ght miles up; Canon de Cheliy, Canon del Muarto, nLd Walnut canon; the ruiD of Fcssii creek, on ine east branrL Of the Rio Verde. Grd about ht- teen miles south of Camp Verde militia " reservation: ruins ID Maucas canon, the Round Tcwers situated ion the fiat valleys of the Lower Msncas; and the Cavate Lodges in the cinder cone. about eight miles east of Flagstaff, Ariz. The report continues. Besides these groups of ruins and dwellings, there are isolst- ed remains in the territories Of New Mexico. Arizona and Utah, numbering about forty. Ehich demand preserve ton. The Pueblcs, which are not on the treaty reservations or grants. and the old Msndau and Aricksree village on the Port BerthOd Indian reservation is Dakota. to be preserved when they cease Co be inhabited by the lodisbs. Also certain burial snd viilRGe EItes II Alaska. The committee, Alice c Fletch CT and T. l., Stevenson, have caused { bill to be introduced in congress proSid ing for @ reservation in New Mexico to
 the purpose of archaeological study | Courier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

THE obituary notices Of the Repuo- Iicsp psrsy have not yet been written.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

TIE democrats one Bud all are invited ont to see the parade and fireworks and help hurrah for Harrison and Morton
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17

TIE republicans made a splendid Na- ,ionAl Campaign. They played for the uightiest Of esr.h's nations and woD.