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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
LEES EBRyEC Ttuz

1hls reary, worn he Is ebb,,y IOothtuI prime all uas..5 s,-,-, Ever steady, OnWarl dr,f,5,s' faseinz landmarks every Js-, G,ered ues and scenes ws uort.- fs.1s,S 1.e.at ~ iose Tlth pAssil ns ,tr.-.,. Lesoeta us.so oft astsay, se z, ~ Irun reasons bgh, We wanda From under its uberrins Says How long it seems the spaea ba.,-.- Youth s aspirations tO the srp,s mith age The past is buf a d-as-, ouooie on lte's changing RW.s Bursting lsaVsth nauehf bod But con !cctures of the mind MhlIs lOurneylng To eternity Oi Nhht we are. from NheT ra ,s-a ouussilns With hope Co llTs Asa.7 Unto which We fondly cling hils Jeaith Ne tOttering bend Mornings light 2 promise bri1g. hat siln beyond there IS fri-nd. "A guardian who through earth V s~.,.. Whose laws are just 70 mercy ear. The symbol of that God defert. Inc law that rules within the b-e.s. Gives peace and never ending rssT Farewell vaile standing on the h--L Llfes mirror b. lanced r!ls the vi.9. The past and futures uessu-e.f Ii-L heeelveth what IS iustly due. Whitening with the barring hraz,b II 1ls put change. why crli it death nlth Joy the just theIr cOurse rene. As nO~ers Tn summer deck the p'slu Autumn fades tO sprng again.
 JOHN LAr-ry
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
tzEFxors or FREE rnApx.

The ul stscts of free trade policy of shs asnoersts may bs seen by 6 visit ss sososrs. The smsliers there are ustas ore from hsrioo, and about i've hundred Ansriosa ninsrs are out of employment. They intend so vote the ssDublissa tiskst this fall, a.d socorro county. vAisA gave eight hundred dem essste nssosiiy st the lest election, will this ysss undoubtedly give over Eve hundred rspsblisaa majority.
 When the mines were in operation sAs tssia oa he branch road Co Mazda lsaA sarrssd four or i've freight ears full of supplies to the camps, and returned with twelve to fifteen ears of ore. every asy. New the supplies are carried out tn sss CT. asa the train returns with the sss empty. No ore is being shipped. The shsls ninins interests are pssslyE- d, AAs tsva sunsrs, and the farmers Aa& saaskst fss their produce.
 While the voters Of New hsIioe have 10 part n voting for national officers. they can st least enter their protest against . psiiey shss is already, before il is fairly izsuGuTsssd. rsininG the in- dustriss ef Che tesr1tery. Let the wool nsn, aad the ainsrs, the fsrmen and the lsesress Dc represented next year in ceagrsss ey c rspubliesa, uhe ess, st lesst, speak aAd vork against the legisls- tion that will prsstrste every industry Ia the tssritsry.-Albuquerque. \. h, Citixea.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
4 Startling DiseOTery.
Ailixarors Found m the Lagans.


 About four miles below town there is alsrge laguns which st present has but little water in It owing to ihe Colorado river being now very low. The laguns is almost entirely covered by a thick growth of tule Rmid which cattle browse finding tC lder graz ,sr the banks. Several days ago 8 well known Mexican rode hurriedly into town snd exciiedly informed his friends that the devil had taken possession of the lsguns.
 After queTtionIng the excited man 1t was found that whilst hunting for stray cattle in the tule he had seen several large and horrible looking monsters, as well ss numerous smaller ones. His story seemed to be SO remarkable that representative of the Sentinel wss sent down to investigate,
 After 6 hot and dusty ride the lsguna vas reached. A few COWS were feeding in the brush and after close exsmins- ton nothing could be seen of any "hid- eous monsters" As the writer approach cd e thicket of young mesquite and gressevOcd he was surprised to see an immense animal slusgishly moving along. A nearer view of the brute dis closed the fs,tthst 8 healthy, sood-siEed alligator was taking c stroll. As the lazy ssurisn nsared the marshy tule ground he gave below which startled the scraggy cattle in the vicinity, they losing no time in scsmpering away. The outcry of the interesting pet vas soon answered by similar ones from different parts of the lAgnna. After remaining for some time watching until the animal disappeared in the thiok tule, the writer returned to town. There is no question ing the fsot that the first lsguns IS now oOloniEcd by slsrge family of alligstors.
 In oonysrsing with a number of old citlzens here the writer believes he ss discovered the source from which the alligstors came. About seven years sgo Mir. Henry Weaver, then the lessee of the Southern Pacific Hotel, received from Florida two young slligstors. They were put into . tank of water in ihe court yard. and after 8 few weeks one of them appeared to be dying and was thrown into the Colorado river. Within six months after the supposed death of Alligator number one, number two disappeared. The runaway gator was traced to the sewer pipe which emp ties into the rlver below the bridge, but was never seen again. A party of young men will go to the lsguns tomorrow for the purpose of catching & few of the denlKens of the swamp: the adventure promised on the trip will uu- doubiedly prove interesting to all who will join the jolly crovd.-Sentinel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Items From the Silver Bslt

Thirty government pack mules srriF.4
 here last Saturday night from Chry-rrs
 They were sent to several poet ID s-1,r ern Arlzona, sixteen head gong to Fs-, Grsnt.-WilcOx StOckman. Owing to the delay of coke Iesns hv reason of heavy roads, the Old DouirI5s smel,er was closed down for two days. II was blown Tn sRsin on Tues day sr. the supply of fuel IS now pler t,iu. as teams are arriving daily.
 Hopes of liberal rsintsIl in ihi, sec tIon have -gone glimmering with t1- things that were" Cattle VII! have ti russles for feed the coming wiu,e-. b1; they are st present In good condition and brouse will be abundant
 Orders have been received from tt- Secretary of War to abandon Fort Ihom ss military post, srd Jhe Es- rison is ordered to be moved to Ser Csr los A board of officers will be si ssu Carlos nexi Tuesday to select 8 site ,or post.
 G. s. Van Wsgenen and Mir. and Mr-. J. O. Ran 9dell have taken possession of their recent purchase, the Duryea prop erty, where Mir. Van Wagepen gilI coz. tinue ID the general msrchsndise bus,- ness. His removal will sccom mods.e large number of residents ID the north srn part of the town.
 We congratulate Miami School dis trict in having secured the services ot the talented and efficient Mrs. J. c. Os- den ss iustruc.ress, Her crsdeEsials bear the best names of citizens of Globe, and among the Dsmes are those oi ite three trustees of Globe district, I've oi whom voted to supersede her in the conduct of the school under their super vision.
 Work WAS begun Wednesday on zhsi will be 8 slightly addition to the Duryes properY, recently purchased by ! C. Ramsden and G. s. Van Wsgenon. b slu be 8 two story structure of irsus The lower part will he one rom oi large dImensions. tO ,,,ed by M- Ramsdel as restaurant dinInG rccz. The second floor will be divided iuto commodious apartments to be occupied by the family of G. s. Van WagenOn
 We srs ID receipt of 8 communIcaror dated Pleasant Valley. Aug. 2l.t b which lt B stated that there sre ncv uV- wards of sixty persons in the def rs!ys camp ln the vicinity 1t Perkins store Other matters spoken of iu ihe letts, are elsewhere given in this issue of the Belt, by another resident of tbe v.llsy who professes to have a personal ku9v- ledge of matters trsDspiriDR there He also denies thai the Tewksburys srsIu anyvise taking & hand on either sIde 10 the affair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

THs Irish Catholics of Highland. His. recently held . picnic for the bensnt of . new church in course et erection in thai to vn. One of ths most attractive features in connection with the affair wss the voting for Presidential prefer esces, the candidate receiving the Esesi- ss, nlAbss of vstss e be presented with c Hns sold-AssAsd saAs psssAassd for the oeoss,oa. The following vas the result: Whole number sf vstes east. 8,O02: of vhish aznbsI KsFsises ss- osived 3,127, oisvsIsat sSS. and Fisk l90. Hssrissn hsviaG received . large majority of all the votes east vas de- slsrsd the viaasy, and the cane will therefore bs seat by sxDrsss e General Harrison st Indianapolis, Iad-. e . tss- tiaonial of the ssteem entertained for him by the Irish Pretestioaists st ths town of HIshlsnd, Wis. This is . fair indication ss to the way ths Ihsh vets will so h the ssmins election. The de- festion in the Denscxstis psyty ia 1884 will be mare than doubled ia1eee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Electric BItters

This remedy is becoming so vel
 known and so popular ss 10 need nc special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of prsise."-A purer medicine does mol exlst and it is guaranteed to all thst Is claimed. EleotrIe Bitters will cure sll diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimplss, BOils, Salt Rheurn snd other affections caused by impure blood, drive Malaria from the system and prevent ss we'll as cure all Malarial fevers-For cure of Headache. Const patton, and Indigestion try Electic Bit ters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money rsfundsd.-Price 50 cts. and Si.OO per bottle st Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

THAT thsss are unlsssss.ad streams running in almost every di,sstisa in the arid regions of the west, hss been pretty well dsmsnstsstsd by the suesess of au. msrous afsesis. wslls vhish. fssn depths vsryins from 800 e 1900 feet. have powerful flowing streams. slowing in- msnss pressure and almest iasxhassti- ble supply. The source of these subtsr- ssnssn streams is undoubtedly iR ths mountains, and they are derived from the ever melting SHOVE. In some in stances there are strsnG indications that these streams snss flowed on the sxT- face. but some ooevulsions of aaturs. probably earthquakes bad opened the earth or created Assures, and Che rivers sndi streams hsd sunh into the i.ser- for. In . nsisrity of insssasss, how ever. these underground fsvs gre caused by ihe porous sAa,sstss si ths slluvisl sol, through winch the surface water inhltrstes until ii ACoOAcs sohof bed roch, over which it flows In vast qusntisies- Admitting this be be the case. would C aet be . fsasisls idea for eur large stoskusa ts bers these wells ss various portions of thsiB ranges, with ths almost certainty of . success that would enable then to lsash at seasons of drouth caused by aa in sufficient raintaIlt In c district sf Queensland, Australia, far from any water courss snd pssehsd by frequent disastrous drcuths, ss artssian well has been drilled which yields the sses- moss quantity of 4oo salieas sf vsAss .
 minute; or sboat 7b0 barrels sa hsus. This yell. although osly 700 feet ia dsDtA. insurss the perns,sntfeTtilisyo of vide trssi of lsad. Similar success has d.
 tended the sxps,iasat sf ssrias shsss wells ia Dsavsr, vhisA city asv hes lso of than. saa sa vhisA the city dspssds issgsly ter iis water supply. Let tAs sspsHnsst Dc tried Assa-Lss vssss optls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Az sHoEt shssld bs made to suppssss he rsp,shsndbls prsatios of dog poison-

Az sHost shssll ks made Co supDsssl the sspfshsadbls praatiss of dsg poison ins aov in voGss h this city. Net sa behalf sf the senAsa eur vith vhisA the plass C invested, bss iA tAs intef- ssss sf thsss svniAs valuable doss snd for which ts1ss are regularly yAid If the dog poissnss vosld oonfas his self iuposed tash ot exssrnisssisa ts the herds of untaxsi euss. As veull bs ss- psrdsd in the light of . ysklis bsasfss- tor, fos If . dsG es net worth e1.oo pes year, it may isstly bs considered sui- sanos and the town well rid of iss pres enss by say available means, but unfss-
 tunssely Ghis is net dens. the poison is distIibutsd ndiscriniaatsiy ssd yalas- ls dogs saner with the common sssubs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

As.s tAap e.s Congressman ufo vet
 sd fos ths Mills bill are now on the
 stool sf rspente,oe and would undo
 what tAsy tid with thsir htils 'ysss"
 vsss ii possible. Ansas the latest 10
 nsks public this avovL is Hon. James
 E. Campbell of OAis. vhe oaadidly says
 T yessl fss ths Mills bill, and is is true
 vs passsd is by c larger naierisy than
 vs anticipated vhsa the compilation of
 the Asassfs vN begun. 10 is true also
 tAss vs sssuSsd two republican votes.
 and lost three democrats; but have . pssnoaiiion that vs have made bad job sf iL You see sIt on ths floor of the Aouss night m the center of the dem essatie nsmksFs of the committee on WAYS and means. have hsss telling then fer months that ii vss fatal error to put wool on the free list, and ts make c small reduction of the duty on sugas. I ssa ss e ths map and put my thumb on all the tsrritones in Che United States that psodssss sugar. while there is not . country that doss not grow wool. don't uadssstsad how otherwise long g-hssded nsa oa ous aide of the house have been 1snandiAg free wool e the great psns- sss sf taSid reform. 10 net expect to ,se more than fsur or five democratic members returned to the next house from zy state. I am net c candidate for re- and do not believe could be 's-sleessd. I am vhsi ysu would term ! mild prstsetionist. and yet have vo,- d fsfa bM with strong fres-tTsde ten iensiss. If this bill means say thing it means loss step towards free trade ,scauss it hss pat many of our leading pred on the free ist. There may ,e notkias in the fact that vs psssed | he bill hy . naierity of l3-sn usluoky have . gessrsl feeling Ast ihs Mills bill e whole will be un- 'opalar bstsrs sbs osuntry and that ii , . snistsks."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

RSaAlpuo the rspuhlisan ouiloeh in New York sH-esastor Steven ". Dorsey is SspeEted to have said: 'Ths state will 60 rspubliesn by larger majority than ve lave had sises 1888, think there can De nc doubt about it, considering ths way In which the tsriH question 1 bsiaG put so the psopls. think the sutiook for the party is very nne every- where Ceaaeetisui is q sure thing. h. disss s . sure thing. New Jersey, thessh it has always gone democratic, ssespi vAea Greeley ran. is . sure thing tkis year upon ths saSin question" Con- sidss,ng ths prohibihos vote in Tslss, he said; -The party Is getting to be . his thing in Tezss. yet. even soAbinsd with the republioans. ths democrats hsvs .ooonsioriiy. and think ii m all hunbus fcs the rep1hlicss maasssrs te vssts money in any of the southern states. They don't vote devn there they count. rhessh vs have . remote possi- biiity of carrying Virginia"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
BuckIIn's ArnIca Salva.

The Besi Sslve in .he wsrld for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever Sores. Tetter. Chspped Hands, Ohilblsins, Corns. and all Skin Erup- lions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. p1ce 25 cents per box For sale by Geo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Coming Rallroasis

Bills are pending in congress for nghts-of-vsy through the Uin.ah spd Ute reservations by the Durango, Cor tez Utah Southern Railroad. the RIO Srande and Pacific. The svo Utsh Southern rosda, should they be given nghts-of-vsy, which vlll be done soon- CT or later. Will cross the Colorado river a or near Lees ferry and the former VII connect with tbe Atlantic | Pacific and tae Arizona Mineral Belt roads st flsgssan It is the intention 10 make me Flasstaf Grand Canyon Railroad . part ot this system, for which survars have been made. The other south -bopnd road will connect with the Atlsnt;c e fsoine a' or near Winslov.-Chsmpio pion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

MIsDesoeRgo sxAainatisas made
 through tAsss a.ssss of 1esrbsa. have discovered what ere believed ts bs ssS- ssal stseas poists h Psssidsat's Clsvs- lands latest nsssass stssst. end sssss is ths Demsssstss joy tAssssA. It is sssl- lees to add that the nsss fingers sssd the more points are to bs ebsssvsl till nnailyiths vAels of Canada a.d hes ssist- lins.ssray of aahi.s differences are taken
 dow. st gulp. and by that tine fl the ssuntsy. is asi hsppy the nicssssoynt is.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
The Coon Boom" in south CarolIna.

The coon boom" is now on ip South Carolina. and the colored population are especially affected by it. The devotees of the sport are easily recognized. as appears by the annexed from The Carolina Spar tan; When you see an olG-tims darkey. wlth one gallus on. horn worn smooth win long use. sharp ax sticking out ct nls shirtcollar behind. A business look king hait hound that puts on no airs. bob tailed weller cur. considerably scared uy. ana bali grown pup that he carries along To sec If he won't larn some sense you may know that he is going . 'soen hunting
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

srlAzsx e C nay appear ii u never thsless true. that officers of ths law
 aided by the sxpsrisaos of ysars, san- act dstsrniss the natioaality of the sztAor sf crime by ihs evidences Of the srins itsslt In the manner of com. Efttina sFins on the border of con 6gsous aatisns there are no fixed ethics hy which law breaking ca. be disee.ns- ply traced. or definitely assigned to ns- Hsasls traita. When Supt. Gribbls and his i've guards were vaylaId and nsslsrsd sa tAs Wisksab berg road the ssed vss st ones charged upon Amer isaas under the expressed belief that ksxisans would not dare sttsok and kill tkrss vsu-srns1 and dstsrnnined nen, spon . public road, e Gnbbls and his ssa1saisns were knsvn to be, but sub ssqusat isvsstigations proved sonclu- sivslsy that MsKicsas had dsas the deed 1. open daylight When the trais vas sssbsa si AEus Zasss. in Sonora, Nsy sst ssd i've nsa killed sad two othsp dansssessly voanded the crime vas ss enss placed to the credit of the ksx- jeans sa the grounds that when Amer isaas Asld up trains they never did pro. nisessas hilliaG. h this instanes the shssss vH partially ssrrsss e the main body ef ths rOhbsrs vers AsrIeans. but they were under the immediate leader ship st an Ansrios1. The recent kIl- ins sf Louis Oohn in Nogalss was e, Arst stsEisuisA to Americans inasnueh e ths victim bsre 70 knifs vszads on his bedy. but had been bss,sn to death with . railrosd coupling pin, but the eul. prit tsrns out ts be Mexican. Many more instances of . lihe bloody char so.sr could be oiled Co prove the fsl- ihiliiy of all murder theories based on astiesl sharsstsristiss,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

RlrRAUfAfrva McKrxLlY elsssd his great protsstios speech delivered st Atlanta, on the 18th instanL in the following verds:
 -Ass of 0sorsia upon this great in dsstriL question there should bs 10 Nsrth CT Sosih- To us of svssy ssssisn has essn intsustsd the isssssst of eur soantsy. eur vhsls country. To others hes bssa ssafdsd the cares sf other ns- Hess sad sthsr people. We will not 70 iatsrfsrs with them. We bid them not ts isssrfsrs with sa Ny fsllow-siti- ssAA ia this sosaist, iasussssd by ps- tssetisn. astssL iatsssst and astiossl pFsls. lsi ss bs Anssissss."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

I'm essttish People, aa ta6Ssalsl journal st olssssv. sestland says: -TAs ss1 bsadaAa, vhish n new She banner of ths free trsdsss ia the United 6sasss. wss; strangely sasush. the baaass sf British tfes tfsdsn svss siaty yssrs sSo."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

USnDalsxEazD voters must fesissss ss they will fail se avaks ss the bssls call on Che 9th sf Hovsmhss nsEt. Evssy justice of Peace h the several precincts gre authorised FsgistsFiaa snesrs-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1888.
A srrRrf of iAzoeusus dissstuds Des. vsdes the White House His Exssllsasy Dan Lamont, having gons fishing.

HoN. CANl.ez H. KIHs is ia Oalifss- ais ssunpins the ststs fer shs Dsnss- fscy and free tEs&s- His Arizess dssts don't seen Co trouble hin . bit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

TEI foveransst ssrplus hes bee. b. csted in the tssasx,y vaslts st wssAiae.
 son and parties hare are new sstfitias with the view of taking Dessessisn of lt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Safes For Sale.

Different sized safes for sale, on the installnent plan, both fire and burglar proof. Fer particulars inquire at this place. A-2S-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
ArmOur PncknK Co
KAEsAs OITY, Mo, Feb. 3. ISSs

hAEsAs OlrT, Mo, Feb. 7. N JOSEPH DURR, Tucson, ATE DEAR SR:-Desiring 10 quote you in accordance with the amount ot youT trade in the provision line, be have tsEeu the liberty Co place your name on cor Jobbers' List, and will for Ihe coninR season furnish you with Jobbers' prices ~Oonfdentisl" We believe prices quoted and quality of goods will secure D. ihe bulk of your isvors.
 Very truly.
 ARMOUR PACKING Co.
 Col. Durr, the grandson of bIs most generous and respected grandmother. was made ineKpressIbly happy thi4 morning by the arrival of ss ire a lOi oi Gilroy, California roll butter ss vas evef turned out of that famous creamery li is fresh, sweet and choice.
 He has also secured Q fine lo, of A, mour's Kansas City pickle pork, wIth sour krsut Co make the country safe. This IS a new article aud has been spe cislly prepared for family use. Thoush never beisre introduced in this ms-Est it is, wherever used, much relished. sni will no doubt become a favored dish 0n the tables of Tucson families.
 On account of the near spprOsch o' holidays, the Oolouers grsndm0tbrf wrete to one of her friends on tbe other side of the big fish pond, and the result is an invoice of Holland Herring Me.c' ner) of the 1887 pack. They srrved D prime condition and are now vAi,ius@ be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelle. SEis Cheese and all marketable dehcscrs were also received. The Colonel Eevps every kind of cheese made, Do mattel what It may te. ask him for |, sBi 9 VIII be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01
Advertised Letter.

Unclaimed letters remaining Ia .s.p Ohee st Tucson, Arisons, Aug 2. is-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

Tee Tn considering matters without re- gard to politics. He expressed amsze- ment st the statement made by Allison yesterday showing g difference of ninety i've million dollars in favor of Arshur's administration as against Cleveland's He said the statement was made purely for partisan reasons. Gormsn quoted many of the items of expenditure under the presen. administration and explain cd the necessity therefor.
 After passing 6 number of bills on the calendar the house adjourned.
 WILLIAMS GROVE. Pa, August. 29-At Thursdays session of the interstate gran gers exhibition st Williams Grove. 25.- 0OO persons were present Col. '. E, Piotelle. the head granger of this state, delivered the speech of the day, IL was directed principally against the Mills bill and Cleveiand's message.
 PRKscoTT Ariz Aug, 2-The demo cratic county convention met here today and nominated twelve delegates to the Territorial convention st{Tucson and the following county ticket: J. R. Walker, for sheriff; Ed J. r. Howe for recorder, Fl. D. Ross for district attorney, s. W. Wsddell for treasurer. A stormy scene was enacted during the election of dele gates 10 the Territorial convention ss an attempt was msde by Governor Zulick to capture the delegation. All the delegates elected are strong anti Zulick.
 JACKSONVILLE Aug 9-This morning list of 2l new cases with Is others was reported up to noon. This has again sent the people panic stricken in every direction.
 WAsEISsros Aug. 30-Representstive Gslleghsr bss completed his minority report upon the result of the investigs- tion of the printing eommittss into the oi the government print Ing ofioes- The report declares that enough violations of law and evidences of incompstenoy hsve been shown by the testimony from ofsce of Public Printer Benedict