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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

The last number of the Hoof and
 Horn contains a very pointed "Opsn
 Letter" from Sheriff O'Neill addressed
 to the Zulick territorial board of eouali- zatlon. in which he takes that body to task for certain actions. The following IS the concluding paragraph: By your action you have saved $,A4so.76 to foreign corporations, saved it to for eign capitalists, saved it to men whose hands are unstainedwith work who do not know what want is. But in doing 90 you have put 1t on the homes of old Yava- pal. you have put it on the shoulders oi men whose backs ache with daily labor, who know what hunger is, whose yearly income is mere bagatelle compared with what the men you have favored often spend on . feast. In return what have you gainedi You have gained, perhaps, the notice of the men whom your taver- itism has saved this $34,4so.76 in taxes but while you have earned their smiles you have justly earned the con. tempt of '.s men whom you have in- jured. Was it for this that you have clung so tenaciously to the offices you have disgracedl Was it for this that you have usurped the offices which the entire territory clamored and demanded that you vacatef If 1t was and if you' only idea of official responsibility is to thus favor the wealthy at the expense of the weak. the sooner you retire to thai obscurity whence you came, the sooner your fellow citizens will b be better of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
At a meeting. held in Baltimore re.

At a meeting, held in Baltimore re- gently, of the federation of the repub- licans of the third congressional district, which represents twentythree associa- tions, the following sensible resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we, as republicans, pledge ourselves not to support any one for office, either na- tional, state or city, who is in favor oi the present odious civil service, or its application, in the distribution of public patronage. whereby a majority of the appointments are awarded to young men, fresh from schools and colleges, while active. intelligent, educated and deserving men of our party are barred out on account of age or have failed to answer foolish questions, not pertinent to the service in which they are seeking employment. It might also have added that it was a relic of monarchial government. which can by no means be adapted to our republican form of gov ernment. Civil service reform, the in- terstate commerce law and the Chinese should all be made to go together by Congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Mexican glO0sionos

The average election in Mexico Il not what it is ia the United States, and in that country it may be said that thu plebian does not shoot off his mouth and hurrah for his man just the same e . potentats or one with firm clutch upon the official apron string. With him it is "Hobson's choice"-he voter the ticket given him or he does not vote at all.
 Elections for municipal officers will occur in all the towns to-day and the governor of the state has provided sacf town or pueblo with the official list ol candidates. The list a sent up fol Nogalss, Sonora, is a follows: Fol Presidente, r. Sandoval; first vice, J DuplAt; second vice, O. Ramirez; su- plente, Jose Pacheco; local judge, Mi gusl Castslan: vice judge, Jose Tapia The slector will, therefore, vote thii ticket or go out and gather "bellotas.' If he don't like it he can dump it." II he can't get along with that lay out. he can do as they de over the river. Some may feel like kicking like bay steer but they must get behind the corral tc do it.
 This may do in Mexico, but should such thing be attempted in the Uni ted States, there would be blood on the moon and the .Gsddess of Liberty would have to take refuge in hollow log.-Nogales Hsrald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
hls Answer Was Clear.

A Pennsylvania editor answers . correspondent who propounds the query: "Did you ever see . bald. headed womanl" in the following strain: "No we never did. Nor did we ever see a woman waltring around town in her shirt sleeves with cigar between her teeth. We never saw a woman go fishing with bottle in her hip pocket. sit around on the damp ground all day and 60 home 'beozed in the evening. Neither have we seen woman yank oG her coat, spit on her hands and swear she could whip any man iQ town. All the foregoing 'Privi- leres' are reserved for men,"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

A Philadelphia night-car conductor has been dismissed for overcharging passengers When he get ( drunken sleeper he would wake him up every three squares and collect fare each time.
 The New York correspondent of |, western paper writes that the ''Chris tian Science" fad has become epidemic at Long Branch. "The women." he says. "are absolutely crazed by it. Dozens of them have discovered that they are not mated. and therefore re- fused to any longer perform a wIfe's duty to their husbands"
 It is said that the common COW catch CT attachment to locomotives is about the only article of universal use that was never patented Its inventor was D. B. Davis, of Columbus, vho found his model in the plow. Red lights on the rear cars ef trains, 1t is further said. were adopted at the suggestion of the late MrI Swisshelm. after railway ac- cident in which she had narrow ss- cape.
 The story comes frem Leighton, Miss, that John Davis. while hunting the other day, shot and killed . snake of the noccasin variety that measured I6 feet 5 inches n length and sl inches in circumference. It was such . monster that Mir. Davis concluded te skin and stuff. While performing the operation be found Mexican geld coir secreted among its vitals that was issuet in I6s4.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
A dispatch 10 the Two Republ

A dispatch to the Two Republics, published in the City of Mexico. from the town of Porfrio Diaz, says: "Secre. tary Wihdom's ore regulation has pre-. vented the exportation of any ores from this state. In Monclova distric, alone, until now. $4o, 900 has been dis. tributed monthly to ore haulers, but at present not one cent is being distributed, consequently there is much suffering among the lower classes who earn a livelihood by hauling ores from the mines to the railroad" It may be little rough on our southern neighbor, but Secretary Windom's decision just suits the lead producers of the United States
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

The general impression prevails that if the north and south railroad is bull it will be by the Atlantic < Pacific railroad. There can be no doubt of the benefit such road would be to that system. It would at once compete, if mol control. the business with the east, fr om Phenix as it would be the most direct rou,ewhile 1t could even compete for San Francisco business. The building of the road could not fail to attract additional
 capital to this section for investment is mines, and good hotels, and other ln- ititutions. which go to build up town
 would follow. There is no doubt that the construction of this road would mark . new era in the growth and pros perity of northern and central An zona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
NEWS. xorEs Aso COMMENTS.

NEWS. xoTEs AsO COMMENTS. John L. Sullivan's mother died Aug. ust goth, aged 52 years. A strike in which I3o,ooe men are engaged has occurred in London.
 Sarah Althea is trying to run two estates-those of Sharon and Terry.
 On her arrival at the working prison, Mrs. Maybrick was placed in the hos pital.
 An earthquake in Khenzonik, Rus sia, August a7th burieed Is9 persons alive.
 Denman Thomson, the we'll known actor, has lost $Iso,ooo at faro this season.
 A plot to blow up the Michigan peni- tentiary was discovered m time to pre- vent tt.
 San Bernardino, California, had a $so. poo fire in the Burt block a day or SO since
 The work of impaneling a jury to ry the Cronin suspects is in progress in Chicago.
 In 1858 there was not tree in Den yer. There are new 100000 shade trees there.
 Dr. Powell, of Redwood, California. is having his third trial for the murder of Editor Smith.
 Four men have been arrested in Col orodo who are supposed to be the Den- yer & Rio Grande train robbers.
 The San Diego water works have been sold to an English syndicate for $I,4oo. 900.
 Japan has been visited by disastrous floods. 10000 people being reported drowned, and 10000 rendered home less.
 A leper has been discovered in New York Chinatown and the authorities are considerably worked up over the discovery.
 Mrs. Mary Donnelly. the nurse stab bed by Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton at Atlantic city New Jersey has been de- clared ont of danger.
 Allen Manval, of the St. Paul, Mime apolis X Manitoba railroad, is spoken of | as the probable successor of President Strong, of the Santa Fe.
 Moscow. on the Ohio river is scourged | with diphtheria. The town has 900 in- ,abitants and 79 cases exist. all but three | being children. Twelve deaths have already this week. !
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Postmaster General Wanamaker has

Postmaster General Wanamaker has issued the following order: "In con- sequence of the frequen: armed attacks made by highway robbers upon United States mails Tn the western states and territories for some time past, the post office department. for the year ending June 30, 1890, will pay the sum Of $r, 900 reward for the arrest and con yiciion in the United States courts, any person found guilty of making an armed attack upon any stage coach or railway train. having mails in transit. This reward will be paid to the person or persons causing such arrest and con viction, upon the presentation of satis- factory proof to this department.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

A lovely flower called the rice lily grows thickly in parts of southwestern Georgia. It Is extremely sensitive to the light. The blossoms fold up at night, but open in the morning. Al night, while the lovely white blossoms are closely enfolded in their purple covering and the flowers are asleep. If . lamp is placed near them they will grad ually open and turn towards it. 1T strong light is plaed on one side of the case containing them, the half of the bouquet that faces the lamp will be un- folded, while the other half that is in the shadow will rem ain tightly closed Once a Week.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Until receiving . copy of our e.

Until receiving . copy of our e. tsemed COW paper contemporary late yesterday afternoon, we had supposed that we were living on psacesble terms with all our brethren of the press. We find from the above paper, however, that it was all . mistake, and that we arc engaged in "journalistic fight" with our other contemporary, the Courier, in which "the amount of per sonal spite being developed" is abso- ,utely alarming
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Morrison vindlcated.

After an animated legal contest occu- pying four days, the case of the U. $. vs. A. L. Morrison was concluded m the district court late yesterday afternoon by the jury returning verdict in Judge Morrison's favor.
 AS is we'll known. Judge Morrison was for four years the governments faithful representative here as U. $. marshal. In settling accounts the government claimed nearly $Is.ooo had not been properly accounted for. That is, the U. s. comptroller refused to allow credits for this amount on vouche CTS presented by the then U. s. marshal, hence it be- came simply a question as to whether these vouchers represented legal claims which should be allowed or not. This was the point settled yesterday. The disputed vouchers were offered in evil dence and the case was so clear against tuc ROvcIuuCnt tudl tuC SOuiA tusu uStSu the jury to find for the defendant without leaving their seats. The district attorney fougt the case vigorously, but Judge Morrison had the best of 1t all the way through, and thus another effcrt of NIT. Cleyeland's administration to besmirch the record of a worthy republican official turns out a signal failure. All far minded men approve the verdict.
 Judge Morrison and his family have been the subjects of hearty congratula- tons on all sides since yesterday evening and last night some Of-the judges admir- CTS started bonfire in celebration Of this triumph of right and justice.
 Jvnge Morrison's attorneys were Messrs. CAtron, Clancy and B. M. Read, Mr. Clancy having active charge of the case.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Georgians declare that the idea o

Georgians declare that the idea of making syrup from watermelons belongs to their state. large quantities having been made there during the war. Water melon syrup is said to be clearer than honey and just as sweet. There is . possibility that by improved methods good granulated sugar may be made from the same source. The surplus melon crop of the sonth may combine with the sugar beet of the west in smash ing one of the great trusts of the day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
r. Brown -.SeQuard's WondorfuI
 eoixlY.

Mrs. Augustus Brown, aged G, waa prostrated by severe attack of erysipe- las an d for six years was as helpless as an infant. Dr. Longbow introduced some of the wonderful liquid into her system. and the next day shewas strong enough to read Mrs Chan-Riveler's "The Sudden or the Deceased9" at one sitting, and in the evening was mistaken and kissed by certain young man for her twentytw0-year-old daughter when she admitted him into ,he parlor.- Norristown Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

The rate of taxes in Pima county this year has been fixed at $a.oo per $Ioo with 10 cents to be added in school dis ,rict No. I, or s. 90 in that part of the county. The levy in Maricopa is S. so, and in this county Ss.oo. In Cochise the rate is s. 50 on the hundred this year, because the former board of su- pervisors failed to provide for certain bonds which must now be paid up in full.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

Colonel North's railway from Iqui. que to Pisanqua, ia the Chili district, IS the most wonderful in the world. lt zigzass up and down the Cordillares in solid rock for forty eight miles. The engines are double-enders. exa.tly alike at both ends, with two smoke stacks and me rsb
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
pROPosALs FOR MESQUITE WOOD

pROPOSALS FOR MESQUITE WOOD A Headquarters Department of Ari- zona, Office of the Chief Quarternaster, Los Angeles, California, August 0. lSS9.- Sealed proposals will be received at this office, and at the office of the Quartermastsr at Fort Lowell, A. T., until II o'clock .. m. on THURSDAY, September 5, 1889, and opened immediately thereafter in the presence of bidders, for furnishing and de- hvering 900 cords Mesquite Wood, during the fiscal year ending June 90, 1890, at Fort Lowell, A. T. Preference given to articles of domestic production and manu- faoture, conditions of price and quality be- ing equal, and such preference given to articles of American production and manu. facture produced on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the of the consumption re- quired by the public service there. Speci- 6cations, instructions to bidders and blank forms of proposal will be furnished on ap- plication to this office or to the Post Guar termaster at Fort Lowell, A. T. A. S. K1MBALL, Quartermaster. U. $. Army. Chief Quartermaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

settle the question a to what sarsaparillas were In fact purely vegetable. We present their TO- port. "We hare mode easeful chemical analyses ef sererai ,seI tsosn brasds of sarsaparfila, and hare found then all srith the single exception cf Joy's to eon,ain iodide of potassium. As q sesa9 sOe arc enabled to pronounce Joys to be the only purely reoesabie saysaparitla nosr tAe martes, SAicA has como under osr obsersation." Modern medicine has proven that all ordinary face crup- tions are not caused by diseased blood. but by indigestion and sluggish circulation, which call for vegetable alterafives, instead of mineral blood purifiers like iodide of potassium. Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla being the latest, is the frst to discard the old notions and proceed under the modern theory. Its cures attest the sound ness of the theory. It is the talk O; the hour.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
TIE QUESTION sEfxIm

This cut is . faithful picture of the well known establishment Of Thomss Pree q Son, ct 62a Sscfs, mentc street, s. F. As tho leading chemists of the west, they were asked to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further ir form a;ion desired, write iegibiy 10 the undersigned, clearly stHinx SouT residence, with State, County, Street and Number. More rapid re. turn maii delivery will be assured by youy enclosing an envelope bearing your full
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

Airs hgs!sk N.n Containing cs,ssI .s vEW OKLEANs NATIONAL fsA NA'
 New Orleans. La REMEaBER that the payment of an Prizes ia sGUARANTEED 8Y FOUR NA. r1ONAL HAN kS of New Orleans, and the Tickets ere signed by the president of an in. stitution, whose chartered rights are Tecog, nised in the highest courts: therefore, beware of all limitations or anonymous sch emes.
 ON8 DOLL . is the pri ,e of the sm all leet pc [ or fraction of . Ticket BASU RID DH CN many Drawing. Anything m our namo of cred for less than Dollar is . swIndie
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

We the undersigned Banks and bankers will pay all PriHes drawn in The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented st V. n. WALMoLkY.
 Pres. Louisiana National Bank. PIERRE LANAUX.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A 0ALDW1N. Pres. New Orleans Nstional Bank
 CA8L KO0N.
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04

IMPORTANT:
 Address =. A, DAUfalN.
 New Orleans, LA. eP n. q. DAUPaIN,
 Wnshingtea, nc. By ordinary letter, containing Honey Dr. der sued bs all Express Companies, New York Exchange. Draft or Postal Motel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
Grand Monthly Drawing. At the Academy Of Music. New Orleans.
 Tuesday, September 10. lSss
 Capital Prize. $300.0 900, loO. 800 Tickets at saOeaeh: Halves olo

lOO. .OO0 Tickets at o2Oeaeh: Halves Olo Quarters oS; Tenshs ox. rwen.
 tteths oI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

The betel nut OK which the Malays arc said
10 be so very fond, is a white nut which looks
almost like ivory Every Malay family has
n box, divided into little compartments. and
with drawer at the bottom containing n pair
OF shears. In one OF the compartments of the
box is some betel nut cut iine with the shears:
in another several srih leaves; in the next
some slaked lime made from coral shells. and
in the last some fine tobacco. At midday
which is the dinner hour. the family ASSEMBLIES
AMI squats in a circle on mats. which DO duty
for chairs In the center is a bowl Il rice
and another Of curry Each one takes a hand
ful Of rice ia turn, dips it in the curry and
conveys it 70 his mouth without spilliDg a
crumb. To do this gracefully is the height
Of Mainy table etiquette.
After al have finished the botel box makes
IT'S appearance and is handed round Each
person takes one ot the sirih leaves. which
are five inches long and arrow shaped. ona
lays % cut fiot on the palm of the Jeff hand
Then De- takes q little botel nut. puts some d
tho lime upon If, adds a small quantity of
tobacco and rolls the whole up together
Then he piaces II in has mouth holding Il bv
his front teeth. never chewing II by his sids
teeth a. Americans Do tobacco. Then you
may want - hire him or T. trsnep~t some
business with him ever 80 badly. but he vvcri't &
stir he vii simply saT J have no time for
il. master. J am chewing ths sTlb Lon
don Tabirt
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

have been - the grain option husiuors f0r
Te7fs. and bave made and l1sf t1V, Moderate
fortunes. and ms bones oyirion Is thsss tbeza
T. scarcely one chance III = thousand that tie
o1tsids sr@culator-the man who merely lsets
On the fu-fuatious & tbs market ulli qgit
winner re mav le as sEreTi - Won Ike.
trt Sc l7ng as be merely invests money on
to- question Is tie market gong ~ cr
ocwnT D. Is but a Euesssr. and BE- TIE INA lor-
itv = case be is gong q gUes wrong
Ihre~ claseaz ~ rlsn have = r1auce q Vin 81
grain gambling the broker vito FHfs = corn-
uiss11n ro ulsttev ~ho loses. ths he1czet
shop rroFrietoT, vho takes svervb<s1y's
reCaeT ars5 raTs 3 bttls = Il ever - ths
vfn~.e-x sud flge rnlDlerrairs ''oTerstorT
rhsT don't csh tina gambler. wfo can
Etf bod q tae sners supg.iy and hold e fE
nnd Trice - chooses - nsrse OUTSIDE thesz
ta-ee casses its q ooTessss hattls With fate
! eorss Eor 10 po1T nasn Who tackies tae
feturs dragan eu1 ge4s dcrDe1 tbe frst
tire is the lockT mar iB ths snd. for =
turned ohll5 dresds tts FIRE. h<t tss feIlgr
-ho vins bite - starf or is prscf5rziiv =
SIRE - iesvs tfe f~a~inesx t-sken r. rso<stsf.
sFtriss tnd creiif- Ard -speestst@d far
thase hnes - lsscr ia which hs fsrnsrly ,
rssaae s Comfortable brinz -st. Io4is Giots
UzCseGst
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

t you Coorings to match any drapenes wall de-
coratous carpets here you viii find Just the article
respond II your in pine oak birch, walnut
hogany here your he fully gatifed Everything
the imagination conceive Is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

BEEITE Nav Robert Ibrecks formerly
o prominent banker q Berlin. hs sb-
scondeo vita ao 90 usyks belonging ~ his
oeu0sifors Ihreeks recently failed or the
Bourss for q 90 90 and sincs that time
hsf done . snlal husiness
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

Eor7HEaI Gen Hnv II Tn. cisss.v,s
o-csrs bavs selzed The stock - y Gfreur
4 Co agents for French perfumes. pss-ut
medicines. vines etc. valued ~ tZ- ,J0e 20
a. Do0
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

wuza-xTF Nav % DR. frfo ~rfsu
80 Heury Rattnsws . rsilrosd iabor-r
6iad fror ths effects of the hsss Tvesdsv
william P=ntrock Vns prostrsteG- bot VII
sersrrvsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists in the country As
sembed here attractive form shapes and oddities in
endless variety Special attention has been made
the fancy of the fastdiou taste and at the time
goods shown which price give great value for little
money
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

A horsa tors fre a1i the owner vas very
careful e. g. aa hts fa-rit1re -ut II, ros
I'll bis books out sni he So au BE r.irt sres
cu-. and - r- aH his valaabie parers oV.t
hu- he forg e. sss. unel Be- wss 80 ate
Are my children SsfeF- Oh. vhen the 4sr-h
saaB melt with fervent keat a-s,s he moan
taiss ssail bisza, and rne @sas shsl4 bla7a. an
re ssrrh shsa bsaze. III vour children -
ssfss Nil Yoar children be Ssfsf T-aharuv
srd uudssci ipiln>5 horlss 81 -hs sss~-. -
msch = tae wretche,sness A. ssr - ~.
world
sT,ow seers srs exoeYtsons - Is saras-i7s,e.
F'roEa a bright ard 1saatlfal CGristlsn hor.a
asssS4a5 n ~ :. ~ 49, "a -. 90 49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

CHToago. EaT Z r. = Ere ~ - ssrsns-
street Nrs Nsf3fa FuVal vas horrfl,ir
burned ~ 81 sTpig1ine kettis q lard as
Kr0bsbsy can ri reoerer
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

F5ssv0yTH NJ ksT a. -gsfnss Y rs~fs
,r-ysrisseF - desds ssd = - ls-sse ts.sss,, .ss
rnsn - Fil~worth ~as saBex ~ ashsusur
and instantly kiAt74
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

r-They occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
sefu and artistic Furniture only have they exhbi
bon the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods to be found
any wareroom in the country-barrng none.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13
DRUNKENNESS
Or Ehe 4 - aor Habit. FOsitissiy Cared
81 AanftatstertnE Dr. uaiaes
a.af1rn

ft can be given in q cup 90 coffee or tea with
out fhr Nuau - 90 Lhr person taking it, -
absoIu IutrlV harmless. and HIli effect perinsa-
ufnt and speedy cure. whether the person d, .
moderate driuker or an alcoholic wreck
Thousands % dcunkar'is have been made tenn
p-ratr meu who hAyc taken Golden specific
IL their coffee without their ku0Nird-r and
today believe Ihev qgit triukins ot theic ow n
rec Will 1T NEVER FAIlS. The system
once impreguated with the Specific. 70 becomes
an utter impossihility for the liquor appetite
g. exist. For sale by ST H. llBb>. pruggIsf
lB Monroe ST. and q Canals 81. and PECK
BROS. ~ aad ~ M0arOe-st. Grand Rapids.
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