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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Sale.

Ninety acres of cultivated land with unfailing water right. -one-half mile west of Florence, for gale. For fuS- ther particulars apply at this office x
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

Mir. L. L. English, who has the haul ing contract for the Atlas company at Red Rock, visited Florence yester- day.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

c. T. Gooding of the Atlas smelter below Red Rock, is in Florence and will remain a few days.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

The rain kept up at intervals dur ing the day yesterday and seems as 10th to let go as it did to begin.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Rye Grass and White Clover.

Dr. Kearn, an English experimenter. obtained twenty-five samples of turf from pastures in England and Ireland and planted them in the botanical garden, and bA Acareful observation becama.con-
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

Tt says in the paper," quote Mrs. Spriggins, "that they are pushing the Poughkeepsie bridge very hard. I sup pose they want to see If it Is real good and strong. g."-Farper Bazar.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Notice orDesert Land Proc.
U. S.LAND OFFICE.

U. s. LAND OFFICE.
 TucsoS, ARizosA, Feb. q, lsS9i NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IDA N. 1N Hurley of San Bernarlino. San BcrnaT. intention to make proof on her desert laii@ calm No, e5o. for section 2, Tp. S R. E., De lore the Clerk of the U. S District Court at Flet ence, Plnal county, Arizona, on Saturday the 9th day of April, ISSg
 :, She names the following witnesses to proyss land: Georee pns,, a aa,,s cn,n;cl Josept H klbbey and Alfred C. E, ans all of Flofenesi Arizona A n DIFF. Register.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

The new barber shop has crawled to the top.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

MT. J. Champion, the Casa Grande lumber dealer, went up to Pinal yes
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
RROCApE BAG.

The bag shown in the cut is from Paris ian model It ia of old brocade. lined with plush and trimmed with lace, and is drawn with satin ribbon to match the plush.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

MT. F. A. Price was up from Casa Grande this week.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Horses For Sal

A lot of good work horses for sale al Drew & Bamrick's stables, Florence.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
A Sure Cure.

"I was recommended to take your paper I%r WitticI1sn n
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

MT. F. B. Maldonado returned home from Phenix Thursday evening.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
htInn SureIv Cnred.

. DToF- Please inform that l have a positive te above named disease. lse thousands of hope 1manently cur send two bot isE to any of your sumption if they ess and post llly.
 l Pearl St.,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Weekly Weather Report.

The following are the extremes of tempern- tnre daring the week ending Thursday. March 14:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16
Bucklen,s ArpIca sslve,

Precipitation LOS Inches.
 A. T. COTTON Observer
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-16

Rev. J. T. Monfort started on Thurs day for visit to the Vekol.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Amons thc first business

Among she first business done by thN Legislature after it's removal to Pheni,
 was ibc passage oi q concurrent resolu
 ton providing for a committee to viss
 the publi: institutions ot the territory and investigate them IL was given tc Governor Zulick, who. after retaining possession oi il for nine days, sent in a veto. The council, where the resolu- ,ion originated, promptly passed it over the vtto. but ihe house sustained lt. The whole thing looks litle as If the chief executive did not desire to have any committee prying around public inst,- tutlons during his term of office. There are scores of people in this territory, however, who think an investigation Is needed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
BAYARo-s paisr,Nc coNTRAcTs

Mr. bHham's partisan action in rc-
 tuSlnS tn accrid the lowest bid ior
 printing the bills of the territorial legisla-
 ture Is partially stated in this morning s Courier, through editorial corespen- dence. As the truth is only hinted at Tn way which makes the statement appear in false hght, we may be pai- doned for de,oins lhe space for re-
 ply. Many and van attempts were
 made by the editor oi thls paper 10 ob-
 tam from the Washington authorities the
 printing expenses ui the last legislative
 session including the printing of the code.
 This under republican administrations we
 had done and accomplished Il without
 any difficulties. The powers that be
 tor rather werel who were in charge
 of thIs department nnd,r Mr. Cleveland
 were as close as clam shell in
 regard to impaiting information concern
 ing IL Parties in Washington were writ
 ten but in each case the same reply was
 returned that Mir. Durham, who was the
 magnate Tn charge, refused. At last the
 latter individual gave out that the only
 way to secure the coveted information
 was through an affidavit specifying cer-
 tain things, when 1t would be furnished.
 In accordance with his instructions the
 affidavit was duly made and forwarded
 10 Mir. Durham, in December, and as
 yet we are in as complete darkness in
 regard to printing expenditures as be-
 fore 1t was made We had come to the conclusion that it was on account of the persistent demands for this informa-
 iion that deprived us of that contract Of Course this confession, however, which comes from authority no doubt, through the editer of the Courier puts Mir. Durham In the light of falsifier. Mir, Durham writing to the editor of this paper, says that il was on account of capital removal that our bid was re- lected. Now we M,' ntormed that u is | was because We had the iemerity to file | an affidavit Tn under ,o secure an ab- ! tract of the printing expenses ot two years ago. Readers are lei, to harmon- .hese Two contradictory N dement's as best they 'an. or in case they do not harmua.Ie wHh the ruth iu decide .ho l alsitieS. Oac statrnGnt is from Mir. Durham ,he other tt"n the editor nt ,he Cou'ier. ostensii,ly on authority l tom Secretary Ba,art Mir. Durham wrute the etilior of ihis laper that hr 1 Iusnursedthe secietary to give the print | ing to q Phen'x printer. l, turns out n was gwen to Psrsc.t, printer who had Ihe highest hii tn far II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

When the democrats tufh d the ieh,s ot gc,errm' nt ever |" thu Iepuhliean twenty eigh; years as,s 'hcy turned over with Il ci,,i wsi winch cast the natisn ml'honS in treasure s.5,, ;hon . ands upon ,ho,,>u,ds ot me ll,,s of | peoplr. i SOW 'ooks v,iy much as Il the scpuhlit aus, uh aeain Icr,isir {. the oo,Acol oi the aovernment from ih,, democratic party had lnheuaea a ~..s with Germany w,lh a. FsOm the close of tho civll war, which WIS carried io | successful culnins;lon under tpubhesa rule, untts the party went out ot power, this goyt rnnent was at peace wiih alt nations of the world ~hlls during fouE brief years of democratic rule. there have arisen complications wI,h tour different nations, one of which, as stated, may result in war
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The Tombstone pInspeStor says ''ln icpnversati.,n with number ci.:- zens ot Tombstone regarding the vote of the Cechise county assemblymeu on the division ot favapai county, the opinion IS freely expressed that they know what they are doing. and that their votes were cast in the interest of Cochise county and the preservation of her present boundaries. No anx- iety Is expressed here regarding her division, and the action of council men-elect from Cochise on the Cocsni- no bill is looked forward 10 only in the light of. their doing their duty toward Cochise.." Wonder if it ever DC cured 10 the Cochisc county "kids," who voted for the blll thai this was a very singular method of protecting the interests of Cochise county. Legislation in this territory has come 10 a pretty pass when member from one county will enter into combination to despoil and bank rupt another simply to prevent such action on th.ir own. Hicks, Stanford and Daily are the members voting for Coconino.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

X Chinese riot occurreed recently al Chin K'ang ia which ihe British cor snia.e and number us ctiuI, nss weIs burned. The Amefican consulate was sacked but net burned. the eonsui's wiie being compelled to flee harefootcd with her childten ,o an old hulk ping in the rive, for safety. the mob pursuing her io ,he watc,'s edge. An English war ship put m appearance shortly afterwards and fired salute lo inc British flag, which had been again run up.. At the report oi the B,tISh gun ihc Chine se fled in all dl'cct,ons Aivioes from there state that inc fce'irg against f,u,ignets Is becoming bitter and in none cf the treaty ports. even, are the fMeign resi- dents safe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The Gazette repo,ts tha, Councilman Moore arose io question of pnyelegr on Saturday las, and made the follow ing statement "l desire 10 make a statement to the gentlemen of the coun- cil. It Is not for the purpose of taking water, but simply to place myself rieh, with the council, the people and the governor ofthis territory. My remarks made on ihis floor, some few days ago, In reference to the actions of Gov erDor Zulick in the insane asylum case and others ot like impor. were all gathered from what have read m the newspapers, and Il Is needless for me to tell this council that newspapers lie at times. l did not intend to cast any re- flection upon the governor or his admin istratlon, as consider that he has made good, honorable governor. know him personally and enjoy his friend ship and while l differ with him po!iiI- cally consider h,m an honorable. con sciertious man.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Geo,se Nj. Pullman has s,u, ont

GooIge NJ. Pullman has sent out tL, following cuculaf to stockholders ot ihS PuliuL,n Car company, giving ieasoas loI iaore ee sd the capital stock Since Au- gus. I, 1888. to Januaiy |. 1889. Io7 p'iior. dunt;, sle,nug and other cars, s',ea IS sis used 'n the sPeclsi sestibule i'ains, haze il,tn c,'inpieted and put ntc seoiec. The sonpuny's n,tc,esG ,n these cars has cost SI,5i,74, S4 1hiuy-two similar cais .uc now under ConsIuletlon al an c>Iimated cost ot $s7S 600. The company has acquired cars by purchase of the Union Palace Car company. ,he Woodruff patior and Slerpng Cnach company, and ,he Mann Boudor Car company. al a cost of about $,,sSo,ooo. The ono-hais iBteTest in fifty elen, cars heretofore owned jo,nily hY lhe Alchison, Topeka X Sinla Fe and Pullman Palace Car company has been hough, al cost of $sSI,orSS5. Twenty similar cars which II has been agreed 10 buy from the Atlantic X Pacific will cost So7.44o. A one half interest in seventy similar cars has been bought from the Union Pacific at a cost of S7o,ooo. These investments aggregate Ss,aSa.o7o.os.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
 s RAuSS. PRIZE puZzlES.

S;ranSs' questions !uY the March exlm. 1 inatinn are ns SD much cf conur- I drumatical (his IS brand new wosd
 curiosity as some ct lis previous onc>
 and Yet We S1nld be willing to wage
 that Mr. Sirauss could not, in the ,in, 4 allotted so "ach branch, get an aver.gt percentage of E of the whole list. A an illustration nl hIs knowledge of or biography, he asks: "Why should 70, teach scholars te 'oreath' through ,ht nositits rather than the mouth P Scho.
 ars don't ''hrcath" through ,heir mouths Mr Strauss. although You might occa- Sio6ally fini pupII who brealhes through his mastlcating machine.
 Puhahiy ,he easiest question to an- swer on lhs list was. "What is the effs ct of prolonged exeItion, without sufficient rcsr, upon the human systemF' The answer tn which is that t produces an abnormal condition of the muscular and migratory organs similu to those ot the territorial superintendent in their normal condition.
 "Nearsightedness --- What are the 'causes and cure P was one of the ques-- tons in physiology propounded by the erudite Strauss at the las, quarterly ex- animation. That may be | legitimate question to proPound To q prospective pedasoguc. hut it seems one more appro- pria,e for an applicant for diploma as an oculist. We admit being little olsi fnsyish. but thcn we know SO many near. sighte6 people who have never discov- cred the real answer ln the above that VIC did no, know it was taught in the public schools.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
The Pncnix printing combination

The Pocnix printing combination
 has at last probably got the business oi printing Legislative reports down to the "Queen's taste" or more properly down to ,heir own. The resolution calling for bids in ihe first place wanted lump bills specified. The advertisement gi,- ing specifications was published one day the bids to be opened the day following. absolutely and completely excluding all printers or publishers outside of Phenix to present bids. The outcome is mol yet known. but present appearances in- dica,e that the printing committee has gcrymandered this work until it w,ll cost the territory some four or five prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
The following sen,ime. is from ,he in

The following sentimeit IS from the in augural address of William Henry liar risuo, grandfather ot the present presi- dcni, and ihe words are as true to-day as when ute rcd. nearly laif century ago. "Rspubliss s can commit no greater error than to atsopt or continue any feature m their sSstcms of government which may be e;AicuIaled to create or increase the love of power in the bcsoms ot those to whom necessity obliges them to commit the management of their aflirs. And surely noshing n more likely to pro- ducc such stale oi mind than the long continuance in an office ui high trust Nothing can be more corsuq,lns. noth- ing moro destructive ot ali those noble feelings which belong 10 the character of noble republican patfiot. When this co eonup,ing passion once takes poe sion oi the human m,nd. like the love of gold, II becomes unsuitable. |, Is the nese,-dyiug worm ln his bosom, grows with his growth and strengthens w,th the declining years of it's victim. IL thls IS true, II is the part oi wisdom for republic to limit the service of that off, Ger. at least. to whom she has intrustcd the management ot her foreign relations. the execution 0. her jaws, and the com'- mand of her armies and nssies. to a period so short as 10 prevcat his ioTsei- ting that he IS the accountable agent. not the principal, the servant. nd the master. Uutl an amendmen, of the eoas,iuu siou can be elected, pubic ppm Ion uaay secure the desmed ol,)sL 1 ave my aid to u by renewing ,hu pledge h,rst, dofe given, ,bat under no ou,um- st.no,S will consent to seisr q scrobd tcgn,."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
NEWS. NOTES AND ComMEars.

S,anley has i',en heard from un Il c npper Congo.
 Tue Denver News has purchased q $I,s,ooo building site, The Atlantic coast was visited by a
 blizzard on the oth inst. Mexico is sending troops ,o ,he new ! gold fields near Ensenada. A charter for new railroad to Okla
 homa has been filed at Topeka, Kansas Congressman rownshend died of pneumonia in Washington on ,he oth
 in.t. 1. Captain John Ericson, who designed
 ironcIad monitors, died March Sth, l aged S2. Simon Cameron, the veteran states
 man, of Pennsylvania, celebrated his 9oih lirthday March Slh. Edward Goidenson, a brother of Alexander Goldenson, has been ar rested in San Francisco for assault with deadly weapon. An en,erprising real estate firm of Pueblo, Colorado occupies whole page in the St. Louis Globe Democrat adver- Using the advantages oi that booming town.
 A marked increase of hostility to for eieners IS noticeable throughout China. The native soldiers at Chefoo are sus- pected of plotting to attack the foreign settlement
 An empty freight car which was csr- rled of m the Mississippi cyclone of three years ago has just been found in a swamp ten miles from the spot where ii was picked up.
 The New York fire department had forty-six men killed and 300 injured al fires last year. The position of fire man IS rated as hazardous as that of an eDployc In powder mill
 Over ia England gas meter has been invented whereby you drop coin in the siu, and get as much gas as you pay for. A penny buys the light of an ordinary burner for six hours.
 The London Times will be compelled to pass its dividends this year owing to the great expense incurred in the Parnel investigation. A circular to that effect has been sent to the shareholders.
 Information comes from Paducah, Kentucky, that Mitchell Peoples and his wife and two children were found murdered in their house on Duck creek. Peoples had received considerable amount of money, and it is supposed thieves entered the house and committed tho horrible deed for purpose of rob- berv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

"Do you carry these Shoes 9 "Why, yes sir Largest and best stock of Mems Boots and Shoes in Let me show you my immense stock of Furniture cons part of elegant Paror Ses Bed Lounges in all styles Tables Bedroom sets Wardrobes Easy Chairs Rockerss chairs in endless variety, Mirrors, Folding beds, Coh wire wool and hair Mattresses Best and cheapest Hu pets, Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper, etc. n1s Crockery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Setx. Latest Designs Tn Glassware. Ornaments Lamps etc t side We have our Cross X Blackwell and other fine assorted Groceries, which selling at prices to d hton On the 8E other side sec the varied and comph ment of Gents Furnishing Goods, blankets, notions ast ou. not least step down into the cellar and catch Large Assortment of every description of Fine Old Liquors, St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagnes dlsh out wholesale, together with cigars of the choices The brick store is repenshed with every description Flour and canned goods which import in car load @
 'i am delighted with your varied Assortment and Y Prices astonish me. May I inquire your terms ?''
 SPOT CASH !" @.@z< z1
 Well, goodbye cold days.:.= J. I. FIStI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

When a man writes. as did l.. C. Hughes, of the Star, in recent issue that. "history will record the fact tha, Grover Cleveland was of all president. ot the United States, take him all in all the greatest since the time of Thomas Jefferson" he lays himself liable to be judged as an ignoramus by people who read 1t, who do mol know him. Oi course we people in Arizona who, know Hughes. know also tha, the paragraph was not seriously intended, but as sim ply little piece of partisan bombast, as history has already recorded the fact that the greatest president since Wash inst0n was Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

lature 1t should be squelehed by the boards of supervisors by refusal lo levy the tax AS Governor Zuilck has again placed himsei; on record as an econo- mist, by his veto of the resolution pro- siding for the investigation ot public in. stitut'ons, his principal reason for his ac- lion being on the grounds of economy, t will be interesting 10 see what acton he will take on the above should II pass both houses and come ,o him for apr nrnval
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The Flagstaff Democrat says that sthe arguments of ihe Prescott people agains, county division are like sounding brass and t'nkling cymbals, nothing in it only prejudlce."- We would like 10 ask our "cocoanut" contemporary what he thinks of the arguments used by the advocates Of this proposed new county. While ar gu'ng that Yavapai is too large and should be divided, it is proposed by the carving process to form one almost equally as large and 10 incorporate in it all of the best paying property in the old countv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The bill providing for the completion oi the territorial university by Ievying a tax ot one mill on all property in the territory would eige that institution in roand numbers $s7. 1000 per year. This IS part oi the capital removal co1bina., non. Iae Harrison aoi prohihas the is- suing of any more bonds. and t Is pro. posed to raise the sum directby the above tax 1.-the bill is not killed in the lepis-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

"Mr.' Grant Hicks, by grace al a nus, take made by the voters 0, Cochlse, who IS a misrcpresentatve ot our people in the legislature, has started in 10 mske a til, al the newspapers. Sonny. have a care. Many another giant intellect has tried the same thing before, and ,hc his tory cf journalism has ytt to chronicle a defeat Grant, take another puli u ons of your soda water bottles and see if you cant imbibe some Sensa. Tombstone E.,taph.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
m TOOK 1nn WRONG uuDrc1x.,
Robert Stewart of Petalums recently hsd [ queer experience. Ho writes:


 Robert Stewart of Petaluma recently hsd . queer experience. Ho writes:
 Cafbuncles and boils afflicted my fsce ana neck Tor weeks. Finally procured bottle of one oi Inc loading sarssparillas. To my mr- prise It made matters worse. This made ma 'ose faith In sarsaparillas. but peeinr . ststs. mens that Joys Vegetable earsapsrilla dried up ooils and faoo sruptons instead of forcing mo- out as the potash sarsalnrillas do, bought . oofsle The effect was astouishine. Tho .r. bunelcs and boils began to dry up and in two weeks my facc was as well and smooth aa svs,. Ny brother siso took bottle with the same benefit Ro.r,r - ns .s's "Petalums, Cal" tkxpsanatusy Nose -The mineral icdide os potash, which is the basis of nearly all other safsaparillaA attacks the blood direct honcv forces impurities through the skiu creating more polls and pimplea Joys Vegetable sap- sapariiis acss oppositely. Its vegetable alsera- uyes stimulate the various sccretlve organs and mus eliminate all impurities through the nat urai channels. hence dries up psmplos and skin erupeons as once. The above testimonial is q eAse in poiutl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
General Greeley has commun

General Greeley has communicated to congress his opinion iha, the lieu,enants of the signal corps are grossly inefficient, Last spring he stated that the errors oi the weather bureau were due to the ignorance ot 'he cisiI'ianS employed. and he added .hst u tt were taken rom mi. 'ary supervision he would abandon" is 10 It's fate. We woal.. Ike to hear from the licutenaois ani civilians of the sig nal service, now wha, they think of Gen. Greeley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
Thc pnenix Arizon,u yoires ,be ser

The Pnenix Arizonsp voices the sen siment of the press of the ,en,.ory when 1t says that Il Is opposed 10 any proposition looking to tho creation of tenhor'al paper, and to designating one p'pcr in winch all laws ot the legis. iaiure should be published. We be lle,e, however, ,ha, for tho r,frma- lin;, of the people. o;a papcr in each c"unty should he seledr,l ln shi,h 10 sublish the session laws.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13

The universal verdict IS that Pfesiden | Hartison's cahinct IS sn exceptionally able and strong one. The only regrci, and wsth many surprise, is ta.,t the Pscific e aSt IS not represented.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
WhatSCOtt' 'SEmaISianHaSDO
over 20 pcunde calnia 10 Weoks Experience of pro ssfinenf Clfizon

over 20 Pcundo Gain ia 10 Neoks Experionoc of a prominent Citizen
 TnscAr.roeETs SccrKrY ron TIE, surFsEsases or VTcx
 NAN fRAsoIs-a,, July 7sh, iss6
 l took Q severe cold upon my chest end lungs and did not give it proper atten. tion:itdeve,opedinto bron. chitiS, and in the fall of the same year l was threa t. ened with consumption. Physicians ordered me to a more eongenial climate. and came to San Franc co. Soon after my arrlval leommenced taking Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver OiI with Hypophosphites reg uiar1y three times a dav In ten weeks my avoirdu. pois went from 155 to l8O pous dsan1 over; the cough mca. tl.ge ceased.
 sctars sL'. geucCisTs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-13
THE NEW CABINET.

W.th its usual weltknown enterprise, the JouRNAL-MIYER to-day presents ta its readers portraits of al! of President Harrlson's new cabinet.