Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13
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1 Melarksos place ten miles south of here
 and i. has burned vast tracts of timber and numerous fences, baras and hOusss O! farmers have been saved by hard xcr<. At one time Chicago Park was in great danger. Fire E still raging.
 This is the most destructive forest fire
 known here for years.
 sSacromsnto, Sept. This evening
 the state far opened. It will last two
 weeks. The city Is filing up with visi
 tors and by next Thursday when the races begin a larger crowd Is expected than ever before and all iudic 4tions
 point to the fair being the most suc- osssfui one ever held.
 can Frauciacn, Sept. 8.-Final pre-
 hrati0ns have been made fer the cele- brstiou ct the Fortieih Anniversary of .be State of California tomorrow. All day ,ng crowds on streets have been ln crslsIng ard every indication Is given tat the celebration wlli be one of the u.oss successful ever seen in this part of
 the coustry. Flags and bunting of every
 -esccip ptioa flJal all over the city and ia the uu ,iless portion decJraii ,ns BIe sbe nest eihb rate ever attempted here
 Along the route Of to m"rrO~'s procss si1a .r- scores of large pgintIu gs lliutt
 rsting $ enes aud iuci.ieLts oon"ected wIsn ihe early history cf Oaiif"rni '.
 Ysxt to thousi uds of Americln 'e- hciI fl A' |. hli p.r.s o: Gb- c:ty oi-e .,f tGe most C.: ep.cpus decor u, ns ls an ol i.e4r h76 O: OAll'"rnIa rspubl,c. 's
 .lflicait i0 estimate me nu'nbsr ot wis. r. m n ite ;n-Ji-. int bat II F g"- erailv believed thri he rumLer is not short ot oaa luldre thousand. Tn- ;.ght clnccjt gnd series uf sahlesux H. ,.isIratIDg p-"giess of tbe state were gwen | iiIs paviilo- under the nuSp ces
 f th- Nativs Daughters. :hs parade to nor. ow nlorning which will be ihe uri c,r rl feature O. the c4lenra!inu will cousi-t uf iwgIty-one visions m htgsy
 ,ud rti ms If it il compri-e e twelve ,mpan;es Of ga a. tTOpps and the en- J,re x, cuad brig ie, California National flu rds 5esld-s q. Z5n ar mrre local ln dependant comp=nies. Local and visit in Native ooas com prising about l5O
 
 Portland, Sept. 8 seventeen towns
 a Rsyu's district give Reed 5543, FraGk 429l, scattering 45 The same towns i. 1888 2 ave Red a plurality of 5l4S. Five toU ms giys Burleigh 5939, Thomp | son 1869, rc~,tering PA. Burleigh's pIuralty 2S70; tbs same towns in 1888 gave him a plurality of 36S5.
 Lewiston, Me, Sept. 8-Returns from A Iasie portion of tns cities aud towns Y' h.. -ar,nd district show Governor Diu.l>s ha. been reelected to cong ress Q, u-nly 1000 n.ajnGts ovrr Allen (deui DAgle!'s msj ,rity in. 1888 .a- 5452
 Pm.'.rt. Me., S~p'. s One hnn -ei ,out= Eir.- Bdrl-ish 22,l28. ThoInps"n I4.772, entering lU30. Bprl. fh'e alurn.i>, 1856 Fhe saa.e to~ .u 1888 s ve BurleIgh plurality "f 7523.
 Por,land. S~pt S-Taerly one wns give k ,d I0,373, Frank 7UG4; Retn's y.n alii, 33D0. Th- sam i..w;s m 1888 ase Red p.Gr'liiy "f l7Oo.
 Whshi t1n, pt. S-ander-om of
 cred a:i t.rnentm~tt fuF t,,e H-.mIs iou ire o dnty of ultcaiuery r .he nIam- i ufacinr~ Jf beet sughE g"d rtfuHdilg | T tbe duties ccle 't.d rp sn"h ina:hin siy si"ce J~i.usry lst, lS90.
 En tlr mo:zi 9, ana .i ih5 "m aai- m-ut 70 ..r to ex'e'Is .o La .h,n"ry for 2eet ard eo;Ri.um sugar. N iil oG. c.,lnia-. 60 ., vot- A.:r:Hii :,isi ha w"G!, ,ry aua have sn ameudin n,s vot-.i .'h ,oriei.t sss ss,5 to nave ,.iH DIl gt tue | tag "f 'i,ira reading ion'urrow m"rn- 'r.. Eo also enve ro'ire h: t' Tculd l off am~:,cuiei.t ;i.-j il'e bi:i -h, f. k. ! elfec -'Octaier I, 1890. Th' sa,.rt- tttn -"ok re. S..
 N -,c.., Sept s The Gousa to i q ., as ~.. i 1It res lut'"h Krsitina i u- sut use 0, ror;ion ut tbe U it. ii | Sat u.:l!t.ry r~setva!lnn At hAtts i,',o .. isr paliic us-. The rFmLiDd"- | l' th- isv devoted ia ti.e District ri ] . 'nlImni . Rerfsyri:t.tIu,- rh"inps. n c.: i Oh, in rsdu:ei d !,il to an u. t..r aci .-.,s .di;f< c.vli g,-vs.Imeit far Ala ska. f-e | ~s "f Oregon so fAr,.- practicable 2. -;i t 8: ~py!y ,o il'e His'ric
 5 .ri F ..c. cc, isp;. $ fife amateur ..4r.- C. b-tweeH tic ar.els ani 1''e 5on l. 'd cluas f # purse of $50 was ~>.. i.y .:.s aIiel- bv fou- lengths iD :32JJ h. a ua ruf Nherry race was 9o, b Lyru f Stoc&t,Ii. The pr"fts- si.,s-i.. b rg.- Face bstVe rhe A. iels Bud tAs S.'n.n Ends WIS Won b, the Ali Is
 ft-r ..u exoI;iea -utset in in 9:15 h. uurs. wa S135. rte Whitehall h ,4t ce was of th. fiaest rnce= ser s.-e:, uu ths bar. Thrre ws re eleven -u ri-s. There Was E coHtiDna' change O. pcsi5.ons I'.."ac h.nt tue TAGS a Id the G .-h Na~ axsi Inf, the huats c"ntesiiug every sch f 5he ,ga,. Tu.. Frei Oul- | .uier fi1 .llg for4el sl;g ahead nf it's oo,re .np-titiunef the Capt i. lennett aud crossed the jipe first i'll 12:33E
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S-An immense crowd of Native Sons and others, gath cred at Long Bridge. this morning to witness the barge and Whitehall races. Much delay was occasioned by the tar diuess of con ontestants, and it was late m the forenoon before preparations Tor the first race were complete. The course was from the pont abreast of Channel street to a point off the main wharf of the Union Iron Works, and distance of two miles. The tugs Sea Wing and Sea Queen accom- panied the racers around the course, the former carrying visiting journalists, and the latter the regetta committee, their lady friends and local newspaper men. The first event was the amateur single scull race with following entries: Ariel Club, Harry Tirrilii; Pioneer Club, Nj. Stokes and w. J. Ellis; Triton Club, c. Artigues; Tiburon Club, A. Fenkey; Union Club. James Lynn. 4 few min utes before the start, Ellis whilst man