Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13

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 did not have theIr approval bnt no rules even of procedure were to be permit. q except those which seemed suitab.e to the leaders of the patty. So We began
 without any ruies. Aftst two months l foTnd that under parliamentary law, which had bern built mp by the Ameri can pc pie in cUnsoEance with their in- stitutin's, public business wes going Or every day without their con-3Gt, and they began tD clumor for the very rules they had ronounced. I need not des = cribe to you tie scenes of disorder pre- hminRry to CotL bllshment of sound bus iness princip' Is If the house Iris enough t. say good work was done, and the house has taken large stride to- ward business and the performance of duty.
 Washington, Sept. 5-Commir rsione, Groff toiaS lssued to registers aud re ceiver5 of land offices a circular r-l-ss- ing from reservation lands of the arid region. It calls attention to that DOT : tlou of the act approved Aug 30, 1890, which repesls so much of the act of Ger. 2, 1883, us Wi;hdraws the lands in the arid region cf the United States from entry, ccupalion and settlement. with the exception that reservoir sites hereto fore iccI'ed or selected shail remaln sssres s'ed aud reserved from entry or est'lrm-uE unril otherwise provided by law, and r~servOir sites hereafter located or selected. Public lands shull ln like be received from date of locs- tion Or selection. Circulars of Aug. 5, 1889, ..od Aug g, 1890, are rescinded. Entries validated by this get will be ac!ed on in regular order, and Ell patents issued or sites made subsequent to this sc: ont Oo en'ri SD validated west of the tooth meridian, will c1ntain 8 clause Ieserying the right Of entry for d,tcbes, and lands trucsed by the United States P..rtiouiRr attention Is called to thal portion of tine law which restricts the requirement of title under the land laws t0 320 acres Tn aggregate. You will require from all applications to file pr enter under any of the land laws Of the Uuiied Stptes En affidavit show. .ng that since Aug. 30, 1890, they had not filed upon or eutered under side laws quantity of land which would make, with the tracts applied for, more than 320 acres, provided tbe party should claim by virtue of exception as to settlers prior to the set of Aug. 30, 1899. You will require au affidavit establishing this 'act
 5pnkaue Fails, Sept. 6-Just before o'cl 'ok thIs es enirg p.ema'ure blast n stOie quarry, went if There were ile cut. F.ite-n w..e tekrn out dead ,nI others Cine out alive. IL Is impCs- 3ible [. get jul. particulars KS all Is con us;on
 BAuger, Me-, S, pt. 6-at the Maine tate ia,r grOnn 8 this AtterDoou the ItLll,uu x lsnn, owbei by c. II. Nelson, ,f NAt-rvlI'e, made all attempt to lower he wutd'= half Eill. record of :i5I. The sr"ck wus siipeery and the air heavy lhd siltry. Tn" first attempt Was un- successful, 1t being maue ln 2:l51, but in hour later Bad uuder sams adverse ,ondit'ops he m:deit iu 2:154 He was iriven by lis owner and the perform .hoa oAnseI great enthusiasm.
 New Brunswick, X. J ., Sept. 6-This Vas the hottest day of tbs year. At II !. m. it stood at 95. At noon many nauuI acturlog firms shut down, the men lot being able so stHud tue heat. The mercury ranged fiom 98 to 99.
 Washington, Sept 6-Erarts amend neDt ln regard to tea was adopted; also | number of committee amt ndments.
 Senate theu c.osed sideraticn of | sriff bill except as tu sugar, wiuch vii | ome up MOndsV, when speeches are 10 | ,s limited tn 30 mi:.u 6 a.id voting to | ,skip ru-~usy. Aft~r third r. aJ,ng or | -tsi IT ES.iss i1Nil stIc sO ps ds owed la each size for g'uer~l discus ion
 C -,i' reI Ct r~isrt or, !ivsr and harbor | 'iil WIS jr-ses'ed nd Ie4d. Presiding fiierr, lnl4'ls, snii un th. l..ensure in Olv"g s large suI1 If u-oaey aud | ciudiug go mrmy cc" ed znnSidera- ions he wou:d aot takr the responsI- lity Uf deo.Hr'n2 the ,nferrrce report greed to. nuiess | appeared that Qao- um WGs pEe sut. Without action ths | euBte rdj Iurned.
 Denver. Sept. 6-f most serious ccident which has happ-ned ou the iio Gramde railway for wears occurred | our miles east of Fiorr:.,.e n1 3 o'clock | hls morning Sections Nos. and of | reight No. 61 left Pusho at 3 o'clock | or the west. Tie first section had at aehed passenger co oh loaded with Y iabOr-ra, bpurd fur Tennessee pass. The western extensio', hrd either stopp- d in .he cut uesr Florencs or had great Y reduced its epsed and the engineer