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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

FANILI feuds, so common to Kentucky snd West Virginia, has assumed @ new phase in the pitting of 8 family from each state one assinst the other. The McOoys of Pike county, Kentucky, and the Hsifelds of Logan county, West Virginia, are hunting one another to the death. Thus far there have been seven fatalities and as each one serves but to renew the existing bitterness nothing but the snnIhIlstion of one or both fam ilies will put an end to these deed of blood and lswlessness. The authorities are powerless, and hesitate st interfer' ence. This was the case in the Jones Hall war of Knott county, which ended only when there were no more male members of the families left to continue the struggle. Fortunately for the fsil name of Arizona, these vendettss sr' rare within her borders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

AN International Council of Women, called by the National Woman Suffrage Association, will be held in Washington D. O.. opening March 9, closing April list, 1888. The object and character of this call is for the improvement of womsn's position in the State, Church and the Home" and in turthersnce thereof most urgent demand for con tEibutions of money in large or small amounts, the former of course. always preferred, has been issued, Susan B. Anthony will be chef esckler and Mrs Jane H. Spofford has kindly consented to corral the contributions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Grandmother Makes Everything Safe,

Col Durr, the grandson of his most generous and respected grandmother, was made inexpeessibly happy this morning by the arrival of ss fine @ lot of Gilroy, California roll butter as vss ever turned out of that famous creamery. IL is fresh, sweet and choice,
 He hss also secured fine lot of Ar mour's Kansas City piokls pork, with sour-krsut to make the country safe This is 8 new article and hss been spe- cislly prepared for family use. Though never before introduced in this market, It is wherever used, much relished, and will DO doubt become 6 favored dish on the tables of Tucson families
 On account of the near approach of holidays, the ColoneI's grandmother wrote to one of her friends on the other side of the big fish pond, and the result IS an invoice of Holland herring Melch- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived in prime condition and gre now waiting to be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelle, Swiss cheese and sll marketable delicsciee were also received. The Col. keeps every kind of cheese made, no matter what it may be. ssk him for ii and it vul bs, icrthsonine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

TIE supreme court having sn- nouuced its lack of jurisdiction in the Msxwell-Preller murder case, 1t practically sffirms the judgement Oi the state court by which the defendeDt Maxwell was sentenced to hang. Moth ing now but the clsmency of the govern or can save him, and ss he is but little likely to get this. his chances for a free swing were never better. The crime he expistes with his life was for & time among the most mysterious and sensa' tionsl on record. The murder of Prel Ter, fellow traveller In St Lotus ho' tel. After months of indefstigablt labor, he was run down and captured IT Australia. Bsing an Englishmsn oi respectable connections, his friends and relstions moved heaven and earth fol his scquittsl, but in ysin, Most of the evidence was circumstsntisl, as there were no witnesses to the deed but him- self, but it was of so convincing 6 nature that he who runs may read. He was tried and sentenced to death. Ar appeal was taken to the superior court but on it affirming the judgement of the lower court, the case was carried to the supreme court of the United States witt the result noted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

EXPERTS who have examined the gold mining region of Georgia maintain that in the near future she will be one of the great gold producing states. The Bonner mines in Carol county will. il IS estimated, alone yield 100000 oi dollars. These mines are on tract oi land containing over 1900 acres, and of this fully 90e acres show traces of gold even in the top dirt, while there are 6 number of large quartz veins yielding largely of free gold. The mines are eI' -ceptfonslly well situated, both for sur face working by the hydrsuiic process and with water power for stamping mills. It would be singular if the south is to nave another boom on gold, upon top of the one on iron.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

in ISSO there were l.500,0 per sons of British birth in the United States of whom 100000 were males oI voting sge. This latter number hs: within the past seven years, been sug mented to fully s half million, not nor. than one fifth of whom are citizens OI this country. A movement Is on foot however, looking to their nstursiiEs- tion. Were they as citizens, msrshslled on any one political side be 1t which ii may, it would hold s.full hand on ns. tionsl elections.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

FUR is beginning to fly among the New York congressional delegation be- cause of the bad treatment of s. s. Cox and the New York delegation generally at the hands of Speaker Oarlisle in bis appointment of committee chairman ships. Cox, with the exception of seat in the 49sh, has been in every congress since 1857, but in Csrlisle's committed making he WAS treated ss 6 new mem Der and assigned to the tail end of thsi on ways and means. But in this ca pscity Cox refused to serve and together with the major portion of his states del egstiou has gone into the sulks The upshOp of the business is hard to see, but if is pretty little fight that repub, icsns can well afford Co see.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

TIE presence nf the small band of renegade Apsobes now operating Tn the Sierra Msdre mountains. are beginning to make themselves felt to the detri- ment of the prosperity of the state of Sonora, and an effort is now beIng made Co run them down. For this hazardous duty twenty five men from Inc Nation al guard have been detailed and the gov ernment announces its intention of keep ing them ID the field foT Sen consecutive years if needs be. till the last renegade hss been killed or permanently forced
 back into the United States where ss
 wards of the United States they right fully belong. The renegsdes, including the half grown boys and women, nun Der but eight, but they have already committed too mudh deviltry to be al lowed further immunity from punish nent. For while they did but little depredstinR and appeared to avoid st- trBcting the attention of the govern menL but it is as easy for the leopard to change its spots ss SD Apache hIs pro pensities for evil, and the old work of ambush and blood was again begun. More Mexicsns have already been killed than the number of Indians out snd their lsst escspsde vss the murder of two American prOspeotOrs out of party of five, less than two weeks SEQ. To find them in the Sierra Msdres other than being caught in an smbuscsde, is like looking for 6 needle in a hsystack, but they will eventually be caught or killed
 The expense incident thereto, be it much or little. should be Ssid by the United States government, whose wards the In- disns are.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Reorganization of the Old DOmin
 lou Conner COmpRDy.

We ind of record in the office of the recorder of Gils county, articles of incor. porstiOn of the Old Dominion Cope, Company of Baltimore City. Maryland The usnes of the incorporators are Vim. F. trIck, John s. Gilman, k. Bren; heyser, Frank E. Simpson. William Butler, Geo, i. Pope. Joseph Clendenio, IT., and the first Ave mentioned are di- rsctOrs of inc new orGanlzatfon. The capital stock of the comDsny is $500. GOO, divided in 25,O0O shares. Executors of M. H. Simpson. Boston, transfer the es. Iste s inseres. ia the property of the old company to the new organization for t1 tns sum, as stated in the deed, of S5C0.- yOO, and the consideration to William heyser, ot Baltimore, for his insgrest is gwen st S4OOOOO.
 Al meeting of the directors of the new organization ID Baltimore. January Ih, on motion of F. E. Simpson, \. L. walker was appointed superintendent "i the eompany's works at Globe, and as ssent to receive all legal processes, etc, ln accordance with the laws of the Ter ti'ofy Of AriZona.-Silyer Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

THE Southern Pacific railroad coul- psny will solve the sTtesisn well prob ,teR in Southern Arizona before another year wsIes and wsnes- The boripg ap- Dsratus used with such success st IDdio Is now doing duty at Bowie station. The company have instructed its employees to go down 2O00 feet if necessary but arte- sian water must be struck. If this well Is success there Is nothing in the world to prevent Grtesisn water being had here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Renews Her Torr-

Mrs. PhGOs Caeslsy, Peterson. C.. CO., IOwE, tells tLe following sl--l lf-.- ble stOrg, the truth of which is v-l- - for by ths Eesidects 0f the town -l ..- 73 years old, have been truut-. rf- kidney cOmglaict ard !aucI.-s Z many years; eo1id no. Jr--- without help. Now GU frea '--- .. pain snd soreEess, and sm able tc '- -. my own hoIsewOrk. owe mv -1a-ss to Electric FRters for Lsyia- .-5E.4 my youth, aIG> removed clugiet-, a. paia- Try a bottls, 5Uc. ed S Geo. Msriin.s Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

ACCORDING to the HoOt and Horn, Ys vspsi county grosns under sn indebted ness of more than half a million of dol lars, with taxes Bt the rate of S25 Del S1OO and nearly tvo-thiEds of the taxa .ble property on the delinquent tax list This showing ought surely to silenc' the Pima county croakers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
GIANT PONDER co.
Notice

MR, THos. WILSON, of tlre Tucson Lumoez O., has been appointed agent for Tucson and vicinity for the above company. Orders by mall for powder. caps and fuse will always have prompt attention.
 Miners and other consumers of pow der and explosives wIll find 1t to their advantage to communicate with the nu. dsrsisnsd Lzos. WILSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

TIE injustice of the law ss too often administered, was peveT better exempli. fled than in the case of Isaac N. Stan ley, paying teller of the Cleveland Ns' tionsl Bank of Commerce, and vbo hss just been sentenced 10 five years i'm prisonmept for the embezzleUent ot sl0O,000 Many hungry besgsr thai has scsrce stolen more than 6 cold pota- to has been condemned to suffer si much.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

APABcEI postal service between the United States and Canada has been agreed upon. It lacks but the signature of President Cleveland to make 1t erect i've. This will be given st sn early dsy as the terms of agreement are sstisfac- tory Co both governments-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

TIE total immigration to the United States from all countries except Canada and Mexico, during she nine months of the past calendar year was Sl.617, against 2ei, ,596 for the same period in -lSs6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

THf Nev York Democracy are moving In body after Postmsster Pesrson's scalp, Should they succeed in lifting ii the mugyumps only will cry,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

Home Made Candles, esh sc@y afternoon at Rolhschild &nF EEDrY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1898

ARIZONA today offers ss good chance for legitimate enterprise as any state or territory in the Union.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

ST PAUL, Jan 3.-The winter carni- val opened here this afternoon. Prepare tions for the past ten days Efe mnch better advanced than at sny previous opening Sixty million pounds of ice hAye oeen used in constructing the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28


 Thompson made the address of welcome Mayo, Smith presented the golden keys Of She palace to the ice king.
 WAsHISGroN, ssJsnusry 25-The com mitiee on territories to-day commenced hearing persons interested ID the admir- slOn of Dakota as a state. J. Johnson, chairman of the delegation appointed by the recent convention held st Aber- deen in fsyor ot admission, first address. ed the committee,
 Regarding tine resolution directing the committee on manufactures to inyes iigate the nature t"pOOls" and "trusts. '' Randall of Pennsylvania said he vould like 10 have the resolution amended so as to extend the resolution SO as to in. cluds the Standard Oil Co.
 Bruum of Pennsylvania wanted to have the inquiry extended so as to apply 10 anthracite coal combinations.
 Scott of Pennsylvania said the gov ernment had nothing whatever 10 do Vith the question.
 Hopkins of Illinois suggested that if the resolution only looked 10 investica.- ton congress could then determine what course to pursue.
 On motion of Randall the several amendments tending tO broaden the resolution with the accompanying pre- ample was adopted and the house sd- iourned.
 JOsTsviLLE, January 25-The printers on the Oourier-Journsl having struck and proposing to start an opposition journal, the proprietors of the Courier Journal tender the strikers the full As socisted Press dispatches for si1 months free.
 KANSAS CIrY, January 25-When the wife of \. J. Ellis this morning woke up, she found her two children, a boy snd girl, dead by her side. The little ones were all right st II o'clock last night. but must have been sccidentIy spothsed in bed They were twins and
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IElllu1ll non r.a,lIs pally lID, AMI sln, 1853,

"To-day the twenty-fourth anniversary OF the Job
Printing 8. O. Toof Co., which was founded on
the oath day OF April, 1854. Whio the namo OF Mr. w.
H. Bates s inseparably connected with the house at
present he became associated with Mr. g. O. Toof only
twelve or hfoen years The establishment was not
at its foundation. for many years afterward the
mammoth concern to-day. Though at first It's faei-
ties wore limited yet they were up with the line OF
progress and equal to demands. Year by year. now
ever the public beheld the pluck confidence and hoer-
Atty OF these senemsn; that honesty ana tathui
attention to every detail OF their gradually developing
business the ruling motto, and extended inc pat
ronage that onured to mutual interests In oonse-
auenco the complete Printing Blank Book Manufac t
nR and Lithographing establishment OF Aessrs B. O.
Toof Co. 10 to-day that not only Memphis but the
whole Southwest may well regard with just pride.
The partners yet In the prime OF le whom
original ideas their and the energy 70 carry them
into execution tho rpest and one need fear that
Memphis will suffer line Mt the hands OF any rival;
as they prospered In business way so also nave
they grown In confidence and esteem OF the public
socaliy No gentlemen stand higher In Memphis than
Mr. g. O. Toof and Mr. w. II. Bates. They AFFORD
magnificent examps OF what may be achieved by ntes-
rty economy enterprise and faithfuness In all the af
fairs OF nfo."
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Choking Catarrh.

Have YOU awakened frum a disturbed Eecp
with Ill the horrible sensations q an n'si'sin
oluiching your thro'i and pr sing the lIic bvath
from your tlghtcncd chc,tf Have you noticcl the
anguor aud debility that suocc the corl 10 clear
your throat aud hcnd ~ this catarrhal maliof'
What n depressing influence u cNcfts upon the
mind clnuding the memory and hlling the hond
with palms and siung' npi-c.' iiow dlfhculI Il Il
IN rld the nasal Passages hmit aud lungs 81 this
poisonous mucns MI tan testify who arr afflicted
with cnhuh How difncult n prntcct the system
against IN further prFte toward the lungs liver
and Kidneys all physicians will admit itsa ter
hhc disease. and orir. out iuf rlicf and cur.
Tho remarkable curative p0vcr. when all other
remedies utterly fail. u sAsrunBs RADICAL CuHr,
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mend n 10 fellow sufswrl No statement 4 made
fcrnriing II that eaunpi - authenticated ~ The
most frspcrtablc and reliable tticfrucr.
Each package contain one buiilc ui The RADICAL
CuHT, one luR 81 CaIArritAL huiygsT, AMI an IN
rrnvrb iSHALEu. with tnutise aud directions, and
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PuITrn Dsra 4 CurHiriL Co.. nosroS
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aud the court lined him 80 nnd costs anu
dismissed Gabay.
UNITED ron GRAND PURPOSE.
The Sunday school classes Of all churches
In Memphis have united for the purpose OF
raising sufficient money 10 provide Christian
church with n stained glass window. To
carry this purpose into effect, an entertain
mcnt will be- given at the Y. NH. A. hall
ON Thursday. May 10, under the manage
ment Of Mrs. J. H. Parent aud Mrs. viii
shire. Under such auspices signal success
Is assured.
uuD TO ANSWER.
Abe Hall, the negro who shot Mat EKumn
Friday evening at his home on woodward
avenue, was given n preliminary hearing be-
fore Squire Iiughcy yesterday and held 70
for shooting 20 kill, and $50 for carrying
concealed weapons Hall was unable 10 give
bond In either case and was committed TO
fall Erum's wounds are not considered at
all fatal.
TRIED TO CUT THE FOREMAN.
Winston Jefferson, colorcd. ONO. 5 Fourth
street, an cmployc Of the gas works, had n
ouarrcl with SOL Higgins, colorcd, the fore
man Of the works. late last evening about
some duty he was 20 perform, and Jefferson
attempted 10 cut Higgins with knife, but
was prevented by other employees. lie was
arrested and lodged In the police station.
YOUTHFUL TniU ARRESTED.
Joe Moore, ten year old oolorcd boy Of
No. 90 Georgia street, was caught IN the act
% stealing number Of marbles and rubber
balls from tho Palais Royal on Main street
about 10 o'clock, and after being chased sew.
eral block by sauyant Horan was oyertaken
and locked upat the station.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
There will be an importan, business meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian nssocia'
ton Monday night al . o'clock. Every
member isrcqucstcd 10 be present
The Adams Street Tennis club has been
Organized, with the following members
Misses Emma fonbaine, Pearl Nicely, Lizzie
Estcs, Mary Lou Goodloit, Fannie Falls
Jennie fontainc and Fannie Seward.
The following services will be held In the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian asso
citation, No. 207 Main street, today; Consc
Grafton service at $50 o'clock am; gospel
meeting for boys al $50 O'Clock pm; gospel
meeting and song service, for men only, o.
o'clock pm. A cordial invitation u OK
tended 20 all men 10 attend these services
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LEH-At Hot springs. Ark., Saturday, May 5.
ISIS. ASSIE wiic 81 Rotert y. Lee.
Funeral from her late residence, foot Of Belle
street. this tsuNDAY) afternoon At O'Clock.
Friends Of the family Invited.
sUGARMAN-in New York city. Friday. May T.
iss, JOsEFu eroAENAS. nrcd 9, ycan
Funeral will take place from the rsldcnce OF bis
soninlaw. Joseph fadcr. No. S1 Adams ttrcct
TUESDAY morning. May sih, AiS O'Clock Friends
are Invited 90 attend
FRAwLEY-in the city ~ New York, April ~,
iS.s. Nh N. F1,vtyY, wife Of Ino. " Fmwlcy
and sister Of KATE y Orughn, aud a rnidcnt OF
Memphis for many years
tFort Worth. Tux. New Yofk and s. Louis papen
please copy.l
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-06
REMEMBERING THE DEAD.
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY SET
FOR THE i2TH INSTANT.
Chairman spillman, OF the Executive
Committee, Announces the sub-Com-
mittees and Promulgates Other Time
ly Instru ctions.

The executive committee appointed by
Col. c. w. Frazer president of the Confcd-
crate Historical association, and charged
with making all necessary arrangements
for the proper observance of memorial sorv-
ice at Elmwood, has selected Saturday, May
10, for that purpose and announced the fol-
lowing committees, viz;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-06

Yesterday morning about o'clock while
Emma johnson, twelve year old eolored
tirl who had been playing on the railroad
track of the Chesapeake a Ohio rad at Ten
nessee and Huling streets. was suddenly
ttartled by the approach OF an engine pull
ing number of.frclght cars. Her compan.
ions thoughtedly jumped OF the truck, but
the unfortunate girl was 40 overwhelmed
with fear that she stood motionless, and the
engine being too close 10 be checked, knocked
her down aud passed over her followed by
four fiat cars loaded with coal. The life was
crushed out Of the child, and she never
tpoke ~ her playmntcs rushed 10 her side
alter the hwful catastrophe. Deputy Coroner
John Powell held the inquest, and the jury
returned o verdict OF accidental killing
on ~. Martin street
TIN PRISONER STANDS on ms RIGHTS.
Detective WIN. H. Price, 81 NicksburR
Miss, arrived In the city yesterday TO carry
back Joe IIuddon. the property man Of the
Peoples thoatcr there, who was arrested herr
"wednesday night ON n telegram charging
him with grand larceny Of an amount Of
money frUm the proprietor Huddon, when
arrested, signincd his willingness 10 ruturn
without any rcquisition from the Governor
Of Mississippl. Yesterday morning when
Defective Price made demand for the pris.
oncr IN the police court the prisoner refused
81 20 with the detective without the neces-
tnry papers Judge MADDEN oycrruled his
change of mind, and gave the officer leave 10
take his prisoner without any further pro
liminarics. N Price should take the prisoner
under such circumstances u will give him a
plausible suit for damages against tho city.
WAGON SMASHED AND DRIVER INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock while
the driver Of double team for Sccssel Bros,
butrher., was passing over the track OF the
rbcsapeike a Ohio railroad on Second street.
Chelsea. on outgoing freight train ran Into
n smashing the wagon 70 splinicra, knock
ins The driver, a colorcd man, whoso namo
could not DO learned, of and bruising him
pcvcrely about the head and body. The
mules attached 10 the wagon escaped unin,
jured. From best accounts II was case ~
pure negligence, m the engineer JAILED tc
give any warning Of his approach
THE PROSECUTOR PROSECUTED.
In the police court yesterday. morning
when the case OF Fam Gabay, the shelby
street junk dealer, was called for assaultinl
NJ. Levy, bis competitor In trade, with I
knife on Friday afternoon, the evidence
,bowed tina, Lew had provoked the quarrel
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arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, s. Paul, and many
other points. I. sanEisos a 70,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asao-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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cases 81 consumption than all the other
remedies put together.
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