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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
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MT. Lewis Morrison and his dramatic company closed their brief engagement at the Gilhs Opera house last night with presentation of Faust The play IS supposed to follow closely the version of the best translation. The Faust of Goethe is the metaphysical and too d. legoricsl to make it easy work for sn ordinary combination. When taken in hand by Henry Irving Tn his own thes- Ire, where he can command the aid of museum, electricity and every possible scenic delusion, it Is feasible to convert the drama into great medieval pageant ''Fsustp IS conducted by "Mephistophe- les" to the summit of the Hsrts Noun tains-the Bfockep-and there is sup posed to behold the revels of the spirits, and to be shown at last his own work, Marguerite" wandering ipl lspsce. As the two stand together, the devil revie xs the evils of life and ths poem takes the form of sn sllsgOry. This Brocken scene has become famous in London. snd has called to its aid every possible scenic contrlvsnce. Last evening 1t was wor- thy of Mir. Morrison's keen ability. The stage setting was all right and the con- gregstion of witches wizards, demons, ghosts, nondescripts snd fends" was re- markedly weird. Other scenes were beautifully set especially. "The Square of Fountains. Nuremberg" and "The Garden of Marguerite" It is seldom that any company travels with such handsome sets. MT. Morrison makes "Mephistopheles" more like the devll of Goethe than IS usually depicted by opera singers. That is, he carries with him l-ss of his hoofs and horns and more of his interference with the affairs of men. There were some new scenes last night worthy of special mention, the one involving the students in the plaza of Nuremberg and the tsblesu of "Vslentine's" death, closing act third Tn the Square of the Fountains, Nurem- berg.-Ksnsss City Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THE Republican candidates, one and all, 6re men of unblemished records and pledged to serve well the best interests of the county. D1uglAs Snyder for sheriff, Jack Snyder for assessor Gad tax collector, Bea Heuey for treasurer, T. A. Judd for recorder. II. R. Jeffords for district attorney, ThOs. Cordis for probate judge, II. L. Lacy and Geo. At kinson for supervisors, 0. K. Drake for legislative council, Lewis Martin, u. E. Penney, II. B. Dodge, J. J. Chatham and l. \. ToEne for the assembly, pre- sent a most formid able array Ct high minded and competent gentlemen. The Republican party sInce its organIzation in Pima County never gave birth to a better ticket and it is equally as safe to say that the democratic party never put one forward as good. No name on the entire list has ever been allied with or implicated in anything of question: able character whatsoever. They n-e good and true men every one of the D and when elected, as they will be. will d. honor to the county, themselves and the people they serve.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

test cases under the recent Chinese CT. clusion act. The court affirms the con- stItutionslity of the act and holds that all Chinese now in the harbor as well ss those on the way here from China must be sent back to their own country.
 Judge Sawyer announced the decision verbally stating be would not be able to produce corrected copy of decision till afternoon. Notice was given by sttor- neys that the cases would be appealed to tbe US. supreme court. Judge Saw yer allowed len days for preparing 3D. peal papers.
 CoLUNBrs, Oct 15-Judge Thurmsn's letter of acceptance was made public yesterday. IL is devoted entirely to dis cussion of the tariff question. He ap- proves the platform of the St. Louis con- yention and earnestly advocates reduo- ton of the revenue. He declares the democratic psrty seeks to make the cost of living less and st the same time in crease the share of the Isboring man ID the benefits Of national prosperity and growth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
COPP's LAND REVIEW.
The New HomesteAd Law-GIad Tidings
 for Homeless TnOusands

The New HomesteAd Law-GIad TidIngs for Homeless Thousands. A new land bill of great importance to persons who have heretofore exhaust ed their rights under the homestead BEd presumption laws has passed the Senate and with important amendments has been adopted by the Hcres os Represel- sotives and returned to she Senate for concurrence in the amendments. The bill ss passed by the SeRsts per nits all persons who heye filed under pre-emption or homestead law, but who for any reason have failed to acquire title to lands, to again file under the homestead law and acquire title tO not more than one quarter section of public land.
 The first amendment added by ths House of Representatives authorizes registers and receivers to grant leaves of absences to those who have made en- tries and who "by reason of drsuSh:. whole or partial destruction of crops. sickness or other unavoidable casaslity.~ are unable to secure a support for hIm- self, herself, or those dependent upon them" such absence not to exceed one year at any one time, though the period Of such absence shall not be counted as residence upon the land ID making proof and perfecting title.
 Tbe second amendment provides that persons who have made homestead sn- tries for less than one quarter section may make additional entry for land con siguous to the original homestead not exceeding. with the land ID such 0rigI nal entry. l60 acres, or If the entry men elect they may relInquish the original en- tries snd make new ones the same a though they had never made entries, except that no fees or commissions shall be exscted from the entrymsn for such additional Of new entries. The residences which has been made upon the originAi entry will count ss residencs upon Inc additional or new entry Ie making final proof, and where satisfactory final proof has already been made on the original entry DO proof on the additional or new entry will be required, put patent may issue.
 This will be glorious news Co thou- sands of persons anxious 70 s-quirs homes but debsrred from dong so un- der existing laws. There is little dOabi that the bill will pass the senate as amended.
 Copies of the bill can bs had by zi dressing members of Congress.
 HENBY N COPE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

LET every man what ever his politics vote for Gen. Wilson for Delegate to Congress. Mark Smith has accomplish ed nothing and has had 8 long fair trisl. As 6 congressman Smith is 6 failure, a complete refutstion of the claims and promises of his friends two years ago. Wilson will be in accord with the new administration while Smiths conven' tion at Tucson. voted down resolution endorsing Cleveland. Smiths further usefulness is cut of. Vote for Wilson and vote heavy enough. so Marcus will eusiu in Arizona the coming two years
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THERE is a tower of strength in 1owr of OaIabssss. for the Legislature, He is we'll informed, 8 man of pronounced ability, and will know what is going on in Prescott if he dies for it. The cattle men gre going 10 see to Towns election ss cattle legislstion IS anticipated in the next legislature that wIll make Towns presence there of vast import to the cattlemen. The boys will carry their cowboy candidate through.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Had More Fun Than You Could Shake a Stuck At
 GLOBE. Oct Ilth. 1888.

ED. CITrzEN:-Your Globe iDforms- ton of the 9th in reference to the pro- ceedings of the Gils county democratic convention in nominating a district at torney is as true ss Holy writ. and has been as productive of fun, at the eI- pense of the boss and those who wear his cap and bells, ss 8 burro race, 8 monkey show. or the drOllery of dozen clowns ID a circus ring. The query LOW under discussion, is who gave you ihe information? The story of the com munIcation little bird having been dis carded as unworthy of belief, guessing has been vigorously renewed So far, ss believe. the newsmonger has not been named, unless, indeed, 1t IS a JunIus, ''the shadow of 6 shade" whose identity has never been revealed unless as described by Byron, "a tall, grey h air. ed figure, quick in its motion, with sn sir of vigor, or phsntssmsgoris in him. self, he was SO volatile and thin"
 I've an hypothesis, quite my own, which warrants the assertion that Satan was your informant, because he, ss we'll ss the recording angel keeps a minute of our sIns, but be that here or there, never have told the truth, and therefore need not fesS dark clouds above or feel dis- pair below.
 GLoBR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Deed

This Identure made On the s,E day Cf October, 1888, ID the year of Our Lord. between J. r. L. of the POpuiar Store. the party Of the first part, and ihe Pub lie, the party of the second part, vl.- nesseth: That on account of wishing to make room for the large winter stock that is coming. the said party of the first part. will sell and convey to the sal party of the second part. and to hls heirs and assigns forever. sll The prssens goods" at prices which VIII De beyo81 competition,
 Signed, sealed and delivered a th- J. P. l., Popular Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Mines and Miners.
CNogales Herald

Frank OBrien IS up from Sonora
 Pete Jensen is in from the new camp.
 Nat Wild is in from his Gro BlaEcO mines.
 Capt. Noon came in from the new camp yesterday.
 E. W. Smith, of the new camp, spent several days in town this week.
 J. F. England has returned from long trlp through the Sierra Msdre.
 Charlie Winston is in from the new camp attending the Democratic circus.
 As development work progresses st the Noon camp capitalists drop n and invest their money.
 E. ", Smith has sold his Ridge mine at the new camp to John Withers. who has had bond on 1t for 90 daya We did not learn the price paid.
 Dick McCaffrey says the Noon oaup is one of the most promising camps he sn experienced miner.
 E. W. Wheeler is now sole owner of the Ssbsnills mine, in Sonora, snd lett for that place Friday night accompanied by Tom Burke and Capt. Pearce of Fl Paso.
 Capt Cumming, of the Omego mIne. visited the new camp west of town !be other day and he tells the Herald that be saw mora rich ore and more good prospects, while there than be has seen for good many years. He says he had no idea of the real e1tent and richness of the new mines until he saw them
 Billy Perry informs the Herald thst the 6t- Patrick shaft, at the new camp. IS down one hundred feet Rt which depth it IS looking fine. On reaching that depth Foreman Middlemss discontinued sinking and began to drift. As this is done for the purpose of making more room for miners in the workings we may expect to soon See a large force of men at work ID the mine and a Ire nendOus output of rich ore.
 Hank Frost has struck splendid gold prospect north of town s1d just be- yond the Contest mine. Samples of the ore taken from the center of she vein assay four ounces in gold and be has good quantity of that class of ore. He says that on the day he IS insuguras q ss high constable of NOgsles he expects to be one of the weslihiest and most in- nuentisl citizens of the town-Rnd no doubt he will.
 8. W. Royce of New York, who has 8 bond on the San Francisco, arrived m the city on the first of the week and wa met by John Began who took him ont 10 the mine. Work Is progressing rapid ly and the shaft is now about One hun dred feet deep. Some of the finest horn silver we have ever seen Is being taken out. One good point about this miue is that the vein has maintained 8 uBifOr- mity of width from the grass roots down Day and night shifts are beng worked
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Now is the Time.

Come on, ye who dare follow. Here she goes. Chsia harness complete, sl1 90; a Concord harness single 2250 s25.5O to s40OO. A full stamped saddle sl4, Sl6. SIS. S20. to S35 the best Whips 25c- up to sl.5O. These are bot tom prices and now is the time to buy as they will not stand always. We guersntee every article, not to be un. dersold or equslled.
 kESGLA, WAER 4 KKSGLA, O2-lv Post Office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

BEN HESEY needs no recommends ton. His career Is before the people and it is well known in connection with the TressureI's office. Without being treasurer he has faithfully performed the duties of the office. There is no ugly spot or blemish on his reputation. He stands before the people the person Ificstion of honor and integrity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

FL FRoSTERIzo in a we'll written arii- cle on the candidacy of Ben Heney for Treasurer, bespesks for him the votes of every citizen of the County, without re gard to nationality, politics or religion. Is justly compliments him on his fitness for the position and urges his qualiflcs- tions upon the voters for their consid- eration.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Notice fn fha PnhIIr

Notice is hereby gwen that am on the SOth day of October, 1898, going to dispose of my saloon business on the corner of Camp and Meyer streets in the city os Tucson. and all persons owing me or to whom I may be indebted, are requested to call on me on or before said dste, tor the purpose of settling az said accounts- P.AsApTE.
 Tucson A. T., Oct. 1st, 1888. Id,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

JUST reaect and ask yourself where you could equal Lacy for Supervisor where in all this county is the duplicate for our Lacy. The democrats show their appreciation oi this excellent man, aud are mad every time they happen to think he is not a democrat. Lacy will be elected by one of the heaviest major ities of any man in the ticket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

OUR candidate for Recorder is gsin- ing every day. Wherever he is known he is respected ,-snd be is taking mighty good care 10 see that he is known, and we'll known. and that means votes and plenty of them, Judd will cross the score on election day with a strong lead, and the people will have a recorder worthy of getting the fees of a Tombstone District.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

A sHREwD newspaper and business man makes a keen legislator. He is in fact natural born legislator, prepare d for the duties by sll the habits of lie such 6 man is J. J. Chatham of Nogales. He is wlde-swske and will work hard for the interest of the county and terri tory when be assumes the robes of of- flee,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

PIMA County is Republican County and will elect the republican ticket. For the first time in many years the party can present solid front to the enemy, it will vote solid vote and elect q solid ticket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

TIE CITIZEN takes pleasure in calling attention of mining men to the sdver- tisement of the International Smelling Co. at Fl Paso, Texas. This company has paid up capital of $50. 900, and gre buyers of silvss, lead, gold and cop per ores. They will make assays, tests and reports on all classes of minerals. Correspondence is solicited and fair dsslipg guaranteed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

MR. ATKINSON for supervisor Is the right man in the right place. Although they have put up a democrat against hIn, they have no more idea of beating Atkinson, than they have of electing Fred Hughes. Atkinson will make one of the best supervisors We have ever hsd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THE Snyders are going to run like a pair of scared twins. They are strong pair and while no relation, they pull to- gether in republican harness, as though raised ID the one family, in fact they were raised in the great republican family.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

Prof. Gauthier, of Paris, states tkat certain vital processes of the body develop putrefying substances ID the tissues, which, if not speedily elimipst ed. produce disease. Ayers Ssrsapsril- la effects the removal of these substAn- ces, and thereby preserve health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

Lou MABTIS, Chsthsm and Dodge are three young men of gre at merit and so thoroughly known and appreciated that they will have a walk oyer. The repre- sentstives of other districts will die of envy when they see the entire Republi- can delegation st PrescOtt-And We are going to send the whole ticket there,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

JOHN GARDINER has got n hard row, but he IS equal to it. He is a man of uneuestioned ability in his profession, and stands as high in the community as any individual in it, and the fat man will have to use bis short legs to great advantage to keep out of Johns way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
AttOrney's Notice.
JOSEPH DURB,

Having for more thsn year past been engaged in other pursuits, l take this method to announce to the public thst I will again resume the law practice at No 224 Pennington St opposite Survey or Generals office where l will be glad to have the patronage of my friends.
 R. D. FERGUSON.
 Attorney st Law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

WHAT msn would be afraid to truss bis property in the hands of honest Tom CordIs? We gre all lisble to die gentlemen, and If there is any pleasure in it, it wo1ld arise from knowledge that Cordis,will see that mans property reached the deceased ones family, dol lar for dollar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

WHEN Chss. K. Drake gets through with Fred Hughes he will think that he has been caught up by Kansas cyclone snd dropped in chaos, IL is big con- tract Fred.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Anheuser Busch Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order for Ool. Durr not to sell Lemp's beer for S250 per dozen but to sell only the world-renovped, oelehrsted Anheuser Busch beer. ice-cold. at S25O per dozen or 9 cents per bottle, Delivered 10 any part of the city without extra charge. Warum Darum.
 InsRPH DrRR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

JEFFoRDs will surely get there. and he deserves to. Pima county has never had so energetic district attorney & Jeffords and the criminals scare their children with hIs name.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THE sympathy dodge has become thresdbsre by previous use. It won't work this campaign. too many repub- licsns are looking through it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THERE are no scsbs or old sores on the Republican ticket. IL don't need scratching,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
K. K. Notice.

The Southern Pacific Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Msricopa and return. good between the l4th and 22d for s5 50. c. NJ. BURKHALTER,
 Agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
The CnnnrrY is SaHa

The Grandmother has sent vzry good rain and for the summer sss=on has sent fresh ArmoPs Ksnsss Ciry pigs feet. family pickled pork. su,z-- cured ham. breakfast bacon and ls-i- She has sent another SEiss chesse EeiSh- ing 20 pounds and also 2 csrlos-i o, onheuser-Busch lager beer. Pricss res
 uable, Wsrum DsrGm.
 sV JosEPH DCER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

No ore having the right to vote should fail to register. The books close Ooto- Der 16th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

THE Republican candidates are run ming on their own merit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Charities Restaurant.

Located on Congres street in the heart of the city, where the very best meals can De had. Privsts rooms for families. Nssls g csns
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
THERE are no flies on the Republican candidates.

NEVER scratch a good man on your own ticket for less deserving one on the other.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

San Francisco Exchangr open day and night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

SAN FRAscrsco, Oct. l2-Pitney Ty- Ter, telegraph editor of the Alta, and who has for thirty years been connected with journalism on the Pacific coast, died here to-day after a long illness; aged sixty years. He was for many years connected with the press of the State of Nevada.
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