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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

HoS. Caos. k. Drake Republican mo- miuee for Council, came in from the country last night, feeling jLo:lent over the Republican outlook al along the line. Mr. Drshe is one of ihe shrewGest political observers in the County and his opinion un matters 0: such import are always worthy oi consideration. He says that Inc Republicans of the County were nevsr s0 united as at present, and that the prospects fer . s-reoSis-s victory a, she polls never more Eattering. The Republican Candidates. wherever the! have gone have been well received srd their gentlsmBnly Gcmsau-r bss mad them many iriends, and eHcited 1ncry promiss that will rot be forgotten on election isy,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

Or the eleven non-comnissloned oili- cers who recently passed an exsmina- ton for appointment as second lieuten- SD and of the fl graduates of the miii- tsry academy last June, all but three have received appointments, and these additional second lieutenants will bayeto be provided for before any of the recent class can obtain an appointment. Ot the remaining, one IS assigned to the cavalry, one to the infantry and one 10 the artillery arm of the service. If Pre- sideni Cleveland makes the two pending staff appointments from the line ss now seems probable, and the other prospec tive vacancy in the stsiI corps is filled from the artillery. She vacancies will then all be filed. It has generally been the custom of the war department to wait until there are vacancies enough for the whole class, when the appointments are made to take relative rank n the order in which they passed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

a a 72 He was personal friend oi Presid 5ai Lincoln during the war and t's to .oty of G scheme Of finance based on lecnlieT5er adopted iD 1861. He
 w.s sths su.hor of anumbsr Cf works on
 political eeC oEy.
 NEw YORK, Oct. 22.-The national con
 veutr,J o' the ". c. 7. |. resumc busi- re-s ssio1 this n."rniug. A somewhat
 scrid debate was caused shortly af.eT q session opened by PresIdent Frances E. W'na,d ruliDg that delegates nus; vote a>cOrd.IR to their own cOnvic,lOn, d rOt be governed by Sue sentiment, O! th con i'Jents. Aldrich of Iowa. rs'red the ques'io tD make an a.temp' 10 appes from she -uliug of thc char, ,Ou: fsIl-d Voting for flicers for the eDsuias year began shortly before noon. Miss F-ercc. E. Willard gs8 reelected pTes'. dan'. -ec, wing 360 votes GUS Cf B total of 39i. . roiipe E. BEe!i was elac'et cor responding sscret .-o. sud Mrs. LlEy \. Wooi5Id- recording secre'sry.
 VA HfvGT x. CJ.. 22-The supreme couri "a u,s,It-d the co i- ut.on- Ali,y 5It.s .tib ion law of lew The point D. "a sss iLe .igEt t0 m4nUf-c- c. -sf N@- . aE AatA0-o N'l'a- aN'A NH@- r5rff. .on ,- her ststos. Deepl.s tle
 .s,. sn was p.eGoed e yrrhib.,-
 ag fe. siL far as the manufacture for e-..,. 'E..Ol z concerned, ir con- fIc. VI . ihc coDsiatu 'Onal provisions, giving cong es- ,re so,e right to Tegu-
 ate te--s i.ts c8Tnme. @. The court hold Int si ate law prohibiting bOib the B, I,s are G1d slle, ex-sp, Tor m diCh. pu. lsty snd cram d iHl pu. cc-.., i aot ir .ogtlic. with the 'U- teFstate Ulm'- a provisions, and The declei, of 1e Iowa urt is susi alued. The ppIn.Oai- .y Lsm e. The supreme c1uri, Gec 4iO rendered this at,sr- noon, Bili ns jhe lt of s st .te sO pre scribe .s for color blindness snon z emploJ zee V- silIOads.
 SAN FRAN O3s. 22.-Uni'ed States Disir C Attorney Carey couclud- ef oxa stions this morning of the fitty-onO Onirsmen who were releasei from the Ste mer BelFic on writ cf h. bess '"Tpos last week on pleas Of b lrg ard not labOrers The d'e- ,rics ~ttorney state h. is otisfied 'he. sn nt the -re~ with 'ls pCssi bi'i Cf ire excep--ou ~-c tr-uds "-1 aye bprred ont " tha ozc'u usio- scf . J1dge S-zyer will hear the cases leIt Wadne=da- srd in ttH msanEUe the wiilT main il Inc county jail,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEFFcRDs is just the man to succeed himself and he will do 1t in good shape. He IS 6 lawye: oi learning and possesses fine iorsenic Bbil- ity, For tEo years he served the county faithfully and safely and will do 1t again for two years more. He IS lawyer by training and education aud osn give an opioIon that will hold good ia any court in chTisteudom. Voters of the county cannot serve their own interests, or those of the county better than by oesiIng theIr ballots for B. R. Jefiords.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

TuE Democratic and Republican csn- didstes, now in the country met ID Crittenden on Monday last, but they went DO farther together, This however WAS no fault of the Republicans who proposed a joint discussion of the seve- ral merits of the two tickets. or n case of such proposition not belng saiistacto- ry to allow the Democrats nominees to sneak first or lsst just sS they might elect. This was also refused, as they wanted simply to be let slons. But the Republican being 10th to part with such good company, then proposed that they % to Harshsw together and hold separ- ate meetings on the same evening. Still the boys were coy and shy, they were oyer.matched and knowing it did mol propose to allow comparisons to be msdt to their disadvantage, so they turned hack and went to GreRteryllle. The De mocrstic nominees. are socially 6 lot o' good fellows. but notwithstanding thi; they felt themselves overshsdowed 1T the company of the Republican candi- dates, and wisely refused the proiieree gauntlet so politely laid down,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

THE Republican ticket is clean of re- cord and can be, as it deserves 10 De- elected as whole if the Republicans will stand true to their oolors and vo'e for their own nominees in preference 10 those of their Democratic opponents The latter. lin this County, are unneri- cally ID hopeless minority and carnot elect man without the aId of RsPuoh- can votes which we trust will not be given. There IS no possible reason 'o advance in favor of knifing single he publican nominee in behalf of hls less competent opponent, The Republican ticket is practically without @ fault from end to end and is deserving of the consid- eratiou it will receive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

FROM private advices the CITIZEN learns that Mccartney Sho was reported to have su;ciied in Sonora, was in reali- ty murdered, All the evideoce thus far ob ainsbie points in that directIoD, s1d the aboye conclusion which was reached after R careful investigation will not down. I;is time that these rob befles and assassinatioDs of American citizens in Sonora should end. I, ihe government of Mexico is not able to UT press the b8rditti of its border states, tbe United States with it's strong right arm should do it For them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
A~E Ff Stay.

Messrs. Whi'a, Desn and Eequ7c' ;hs Contention, Wap arrived on SatUrIrv last from C1I-e-uis, lCi. tli8 m0-u.r-s by priSa.s couveyrT le f0g she Total Wreck m PIaG county. Mr. RaGus ls the princi 3sl Ov- - IT that Dr7oartr. and be is ca tau- Q. i-suecfior. From the Total Wreck tte Der.y wi.I pr directly to San trarcr 70. Test rIaT the party made @ thorough inspe1' on cj the lower wo-kic :s cf tbe F rerall mine, for whst purpose is known cnIy to shemselves. So far bs ccGi5 to learned, no expressions g7 fo s--. ure opt ions m this camp escaped i,eu. and sha1r .a- tentions are s:iJ 0 uatscr of rce=s work. The exploration of tho E-rrf- hes suRgested ihe thought. shas ttr Contention owners may have iu vlav the purchase ot tho Grand Central properties.-EDita2h.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
Am I.iIat.ne q ,,aItIrorm p!s.ase

HlIas--ai,c. or nsiarisl. disease has many forms. Physicians have, for the s.ke of cOEvenienca and for the purpose O. indicating its most strongly marked forms. saUdiviGed Il into Intermittent and bll'icus renI.tsD. fever, dumb sRue end aeue cake. But is presents sn Infi- rite vs,iety oi symptoms ID different in 6lvilu-'s. bs tbe5e symptoms what they v-ii, sls eys remember that Hostel ter'- stomach Bittsrs will snnihilate them sI the CI'set, and prevent their re- currenco. A reS .ew Of the proots would convince any one of the fact. This, how
 ever. IS impossible bsesusa ihey are too numerous, and unoeces ssry because the l effects ot this grand susi-malarisl spec:- | ie gre matter oi common Knowledge ! No less fsrr sr to the VubiiC gre it's ren e6lal and preventive sffec.s n bilious
 attacks. O. stpsiion. 6yspeps1a, inc:pI aat rur1ulsti=m, de6I tty and kidns, | troubles. I. is, m lreover. sn excellent
 appetizer and tonic uerviae.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
The Colonel and h.s Ernrdrnathsr

Outside of his ssulsr place of bu=i- ness, which consists ci fo1- is--r rooms. three of whieh gro Cack-5 -- -1l- ..f purr ms Tour IHrgis t--'rc- ---rS-T, - - r-f Meyer street, O1e cl Camp and ce1 on Mesllla street filed -o -ve flo. i7.. -- n Sll manner of wines, hql--r t.r-s -.r f- and dRlnties. Io oEf faam r..-- H.. ga not less than 150 tGrr5s as -F liquors, all of which are {. --s- less extent Implicated I1
 rooms. And without erFQ .t-r hero hardly o-aad o5 note il without Tepresruiss ve.
 Rsb5tocs's dOuG .--f -l peach brandy, Retss1- q. RebstOcs's old maj
 rye whisky, B'u-te -
 shipped directly Co
 pool agent, Ml,r .. wall sour nash. f none better in jf- Er ENE -r- spirits. Grape b-a- 70 .t mos. every knOE- .h .-r and foreign.
 In ihe lIue of ea.-. .r the ColOnei ca-rI1- - rr. paksRe alone he -e Hr CD . of Swiss cG cs, tH ever made In tlrs -. rr- aad Armour cured '. . tempt the aDieIItc .E .. H-r.r. tl kinds of spicce, s-rc r...-. ..i n thousand ether R1. .-T ts le had almost for lhe fsEir- The Col. keep s r---'u -s- In the market Gs H .-r. -s rue -h8 pays cash i'r T---is -. sT1 rir.cs her grandson Co CT. 1a-ul ! Darum,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
COPP's LAND REVIEW.


 Annual BePof- ot ths Commissioner oi
 ,he General Land Umce-Recommentio
 That Tho Prs-supt.aa and Timber Cal
 tars Law. should h- a,pe.Ied-Reasou. Why.
 The 7ub1al port 5i the OommiHoion-
 s- 0i she General LaLd Office is in the
 halds oi Inc printer ana will be given
 to he pubic in a few dsy7.
 Like ssvsra. of his predecessors in oi-
 flee, NJ. S.7ckslRRer recommends legis-
 ls'ion for The prevention of frauds in re-
 lsnon to .he requirement of title to pub
 lie lands. and expresses, in no uncertain
 language, the opinion that the pre-emp-
 Sion, timo5r culture, desert land and horssie9d lsws so far ss relates to the conmr stion clause, should be repealed 2. aras'ig modified. and that the public
 to tns use and benefit oi persons who ir 1 good fsish desire the same for actual | hc mes.
 l An enormous array of testimony is TO- | sroduced teGdiOg O show that fhe laws | above .euti d admit o' the psrpetra ! ti1a Cs franc. are cetI iTnsDtai tO tue | B leu, Jt of the cou1tfy, and operate | sO defeat ths best interests Of tLs gov | e-nmert which deEard that 'he -ands ! shall D 3cfu fly occupied ug hurt, tide ! c.i.zs.,. and .ie. CvuIns .r ir u-nes. Inc fsaeel 1. ths pTe-Uupllon, des- -! ! lRrd H-i mIUU aaIoE ci-L-S ol t-t ! l. mezr "a ,6 l. r3v- -cs.s1 t-csu5e
 sTcy e ris Iortu lities by which uu- | sC...J aula', -s, with tle Hid ot | COT '-ders.as U~sd Es [ dunn, s. - are enabled Co acquire ti sj.r.. oi la q 70 be heid fer
 Fa'-r .rCc prices o- be leased f,r sy resc5n of their greed c e pIy teJ on seeming homes Of thei owr.
 Tte mte -cullure law ij denounced.
 pot 5e, -.ss i'i'a tn lscd IS frecuently sauau r.v- -l-ed md the saQe, but | becar ,I, op, 's ;o reserve tb- lands | from g u 10 for period of years ! vifh0Uttl. ,G~ .a'sn' tO 70 8 govern | 1lsut, r-d s s but .le cost to the tim ra--su'ir -s nsn. The en,ry Of l6O ao 's e. but small sum us fee md conn ssi rs No'fiug i7 required of tte tr uso ;c- ore year. ths n h. must pr-s 'c fi-s C -5 o, tbs iand-st q trifl'ug c,--. Dur rQ inc rext year b mr@s t-' .s the five acres alreaGy y ! -rok.l and -aE& r71ther five acres
 The nez year ne is required to plan
 five acres Q timber and cultivate tbe
 O .er fv,. Ire ue-t he r,ust plant th.
 second fue Prrs- Co jim be-.
 1 Thus, 2 iA 1g .x1a-se, tbe rsr,y
 may r 'oGr ysa-s exsrcile con olese coatrOl O: qu--.s- sagtlou ot hrI
 wi-lont vIo' 'i-Eo-,yr 5Iug she i.w, sLG se'l a rel; qli hrers O ais entry for ( good rcu' sum, the inc ea=o ia vliu, . r.rjs iug 'i- pt'v '-se of cate-Il ,G, lard v1ry VI 7tl'.
 The ?, s,i t-rl sa3 r--s.y1r8 oc ari! , 1li .he 5I sr.c, l-7f Oiic.s. iu ie!'- [, tIe c,Uu's-i ragr, Cl-clr ll tae or .rloI
 trss t's u5!- .y O. -l1o lad fraud
 a-r -efEetrs-ad u- or tis lG-I n-ned is almost c--'-14 tHrs tIo clC-ris ler's --pcr vi,h i's co1v,uciDG t-stl uory. Tiii slcars DO ths next seasi7n O ! o.rrr. i- rss % fli1. @ repeal Ci th , p---s-- r-iou -f ti- ba--cu''U-P r-I n . Icn.s Q modification 1i t-e d1Fers iaot , lava. HENRY v. COEP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

HoN. DOUGLAS SNYDER. ihs next sher- if ot Pima county, has been a resident Of the territory for the past twenty years and brayely bore the ups and downs of life, common to frontiersmen, without tiinching. Ee always occupied fcre- most place, always had the confidence and esteem of his associates and proved himself a man. Bold and fesrless in the discharge of his duties, be will make Pima county good sheriff, one of which she will never hsve cause to be ashamed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

No man IS better qualified to handle the interests of the county than is Hon. HE. Lacy, the present chairman Of the Board of Supervisors. He IS not only honest and conservative in his business transactions, but IS regarded as being particularly endowed with the very qualifications 30 necessary to a super visor. He'll be elected sure,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

SEVERAL of the Democratic Candi- dates during their recent visit to Noga- les, are metaphoricRlly said to have put their feet in their mOuihs and said snd did things which had better have been left unssid and undone, But as it was no Republican funeral We do not know
 that they have any cause for complaint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

MR. T. A. JUDD Is working like beav CT and IS making every move cunt If he dOn't keep the flies of his opponent no man In the country car. Judd has e lsvel head for business and will run the recorders office as it should be, He IS spproachabie to all men, courteous and polite to everybody, even to the battles, sn Is deserving of the oiIice he aspires
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

TEE popularity of Ben Heney, the re- publican candidate for treasurer, daily increases as he becomes better known' Ben is reliable from the word go; he never broke promise or left debt un paid. He is 0 safe man and the people kuou if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

4 COPY of the Graham County Advo- cate C?) was received at the CITIZEN of flee this morning, Contrary to most long felt wants, it's columns are not de- voted to the interests of the county. .ui 10 the vitupe:stion and abuse of Geo a. Stevens, Dan Ming, J. T. Fitzgerald and other prominent nominees on the democratic ticket. E1plsnRtion-lt ws: issued from the Star office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
Tn lIamor;nH.
HALL OF APACHE LcrGE B. LOU. VI
 Tucson, A. J. Oc-o5a- IS, ISSS ! Tn the Ofiieara ...-.3 ,f.-,r...... 70 t-.-.-t,, d,

HALL OF APACHE LCrGE s. 70. T. ". .
 Tucson. A. I. Oc-c5s- IS, lSSS. ! To the Officers ard Msrabeya cf Apache Lodge No. s A. O. |. w. We the Commit duly ..-li- 6 as our last regular meet h l-rslay 1 evening, O1t. llth Co drl tt-. s.. c-s f condOlencs on the de4tL o- .. ..s | wife ot our worthy broth .r.t Gold schmidt, herewith n s- 2 -pesl- o1y leave to submit tuo fOiiovius-
 Where's, IL hsJ plea a.l r.- u1-eus Master Workman oi The c .r.- -. .7-1 doeth sll things vel. lo ----1v, l-.-i ma land Ot shadows Grl l5- 9. tsl .s ct- lime shore where sorrow .C1 .-- "a unknown, the beloved s a e. rI- u--- thy brother, Adolf G.- -Lil-. t---l- fore be It.
 Resolved. That v5 e. . 'e-s Ho7la humble sUbmI--i1u ..e li.l.- s-i-lv that shs -sC-r e-. rH. .-- grief at tn 'vCiI q. c-....H Iy this, what t0 Cs as pear r- -e.E llEirg away, Gvai s nC.-I sEr s5-ror ones left behIGd. w- o-- sris .ra E- ting moment to bea- % ralt ci t1o-a non ItestatiOns Of resp and t.ee tL. frs saddest occasion Co winch U-n can t.lI heir, has touched cL. c.--.H.E -Fw1g- thy in behalf ot our worthy fli r. Resolved d, that the -l-e. les1er -i Ea6tl has cut down ID the pride ofI.s blossom ing oae Of our tsi1-s- flowers. whom i1 know was bnt to hc-es and estee--. causing void n OCT community which must ever r5msir @ 5.s-k lBd crs..uv Q deep shadow ot 1l.5iau end gloom over 2 onc5 happy home. Tho great Ink 1s broken. Her life Go those uear and lear proved but |, moOrary Ugh. barn ng brightly for Vh,le and then -iv.nx place to utter darkness when tt@ s7esd spirit asceOdei to Him Wl1 gsvr it.
 Resolved. ' hst these r.--'u'Ious ba spread on our nInU es and bat they he printed Ir the t.r.y psuora and the A 0. U' W. Bac-rl a1l thas . copy b. sr-t to nur s-:-- vl-s 5-ai5ar Adclf Eolc- schmidt.
 Guar. A. FCFF.
 4aE c. ZU.B, -r--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

"BUcKY" O'Neill. republican candidate for sheriff of Yavapai county, has chsl- lenged his opponent, Joseph Walker. to s joint canvass of the county. Ibis IS vha. some of the republicans did with their democratic competitors, but they
 would have none O, it. Comparisons are odious and said democrats did not intend that such comparisons should be
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
Now the Time.

Coma or, Ye Ehc dare follow. Here she goes. Chsi- harness comp ets, Sll 90: a Ognc1rd harness single S22 jO S25 5C .o 5000. A full stamped saddle SIi. c't. IS. S20. to S35 tho best Whip 25, up 70 Sl,5). These are bot ton p-lces nov Is the tine to tuy ss th will not stsnd always. We Ruers tee e-ery article, not to be un dersc.d or sq1slled.
 KENGLA, WAER KESaLA, O2.lv Post Office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

GEORGE ATKINSON is running on his merits, When last heard from he TRs awsy ahead of his democratic competi- tors. George will reach the supervisors office by about 75 votes ahead Of the mossbacks that are running against hlm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
Th- r.-r---r = s-.-

The GaniUo. --s =rIs -r-y good ram and .- Tn. s--T hes sent i.lsi 1-u.- ..ras pigs feet. .sa -.e..H k. rr--- cured ham, Ore Hlr~U ard .-. She bss sens a1r 5Tlss lle--- -- ing -&J relu a-. ~'-I a -lgr. rf onhclEcs- ..- Ea1-.
 psble, Hl-l1 L---u.
 As +-F- D-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

HoS. FRED G. HUGHES, when be &C., eepted the Democratic nomination for council drew to bob tail flush and missed it. Drake filed his hand, and will scoop in the pot when election day comes round.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
Anhensar-Rns.h I.n-er Der

The grGrtmC.fer tls se-s a1 u-.r for Col. Drrg not Co cell LeE- for S25O per C-= u bat ic sell c-'T i world-rsDowned, c,ie5r A-. Busch beer, ice---i'. s. q r.E or 9 cents per hctt.e, Ga.F.rf .H a-y part of the oi.y without e- q. c-1-.. Warum Darum.
 JesEPu D-Ga-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

CATARRH is in the blood. No cure Tor this losthsome and dangerous disease IS possible until the poison is thoroughly eradiosted from the system. For this purpose Ayers Ssrsspsrills is the best snd most economical medicine. Price sl. Six bottles ss. Worth ss c bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

NEW YORK. C-.. 1s.-Tf- sEi- ma ot the worlds seq hct-.-- i. .R York and St Lcui- ciIS= vl- 9. red . the Polo grounds .o-i sy end --- -1n by the Giant tt-1nat -u- -.-- bG-e running and feifiaz ard ''- hst- tlirg. Score. St. Lc-.s 70 N Y (. Pitchers. Kerf. and Et Kelly add C8fFney
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

JACK SNYDER, the republican csndi- date for assessor and collector, IS hust- Ter from away back. He csn get through more work in an hour than his opponent can in a week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

THEKE is nothing so effective as good men making 8 good race iu n good cause, such as the Republican nominees gre doing. They are making friends every day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

TIE Republican candidates are 8 talk ing lot. They take well with the people and will take office after the sixth of November next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
R P Ro.i.-

Tie S. .H-s- plaiGl Esu--zF E sell rOnuG tIg t-la is 60 .iarlco-s -- q return. good J-sT "a th1 If.h and for SJ.S0 C. L. BCEEHALEF4 Agent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

THE CITIZEN takes pleasure in calling attention to is newsY Florence letter published on the 4th page Of this issue
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

VOTERS have TO occasion 10 dig deep to find the good qualifications of the re- publicsn nominees. They stick oCt all over and osn be seen mile away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

T. A. JUDD, the Republican nominee far recorder, is ssid to be a little short in the legs but he is a wonderful rnnner aud will get there all the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

STAND to your guns TepuSli cans. every ballot counts. The republican ticket IS too healthy body to need scrstching.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

Ayers Pills. being corre1ierf, tl'ca- oious, and safe, art the t-7s ,-tlsrt;c. whether on land or sea, i- city or Couu- try. For constipa on. s.eE leziacke. indigestion, su to--sd I--.-. tley never fail. Try box of tl.m; tlay .ss =1rl-- coaffT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

PIMA County will give the entire Re publican ticket 8 good majority this fall. The feeling is that wsy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

No voie cast for the republican ticket will be lost. It is the ticket that will win by big majority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
WEEKLY CITIZEN SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1888

PIMA is the banner republican count in the territory.
 Coop, sound democratic doctrine can always be found behind the saloon bar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

VOTERS of Pima County can't vote for President but they csE vote the repub- hc8n ticket all the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

In MT. Whepley' de eqarsrae-s of bo-ti- culture many articles Of which Eo have named above ere also Co be found sclae
 samples of dried apElcots, ,gEapesi etc,
 and laTgelos of oranges. almonds elcI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

WEIR V Gal- win |, guar werful. Chain
 Cures, ,ervous tiEeasss.
 Sexual No. 2
 entoEt
 is, Mo,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
The Diamond

JesEPu D-Ia
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

3UT. A. HCFF, 4-E c. ZU.E, r- 5N. J. SLkC-.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-04-27
The Cost of Raising Corn and Tomatoes.

At a meeting of the Miles River Farmers
Club OF Talbot county, the question was, cat
what price can the farmers raise vegeta-
bles in large quantities for the Gamers"
and summary of the results obtained is
given in the following statements:
Cost of raising five acres oftomatoes One
pound seed, 50; preparing seed-bed, 4x64
feet, So; blowing five acres, three days, SO;
rolling twice, one day, So; dragging twice,
one day, So laying off, one day, So; setting
out plants, fifteen days, $10.25; cultivating
four times, five days, $625 picking fifty tons
at cents bucket, $50; delivering fifty tons,
two loads day, $50; one ton of phosphate,
$50 applying phosphate, $3.50; 100 baskets
at seven cents, 500; so tons OF tomatoes at
&C. $500 net profit on five acres $11690 net
profit on one acre, $23.3S. II only six tons
per acre are realized the expenses arc d.
minished $44, and the gross proceeds are d.
mished $3.50, and the net profit per acre 10
only $S.3S.
1t is to be considered, in connection with
this and the following statement, that the
work is done by the farmers own teams, and
in part by his own yearly hands, and, in ad-
dition TO the net profits, he is receiving
fair price for their services. This will make
a very agreeable difference in the amount of
cash on hand at the end ofthe season.
Cost Of raising five acres of sweet corn
Seed corn, II bushels, at So, SO putting
ground in order, same as above, $40; laying
off the land one way, 81 planting, So; thin
ming, $3.50; cultivating for four times, 1925;
picking So; delivering twenty tons, ten days,
$50; one ton phosphate, $50 applying phos-
plate, 81. so; twenty tons corn at 81, $500;
profit on five acres, $139.75; net profit per
acre, $2795.