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Arizona republican., 1890-07-06


 So WRITES well known California journalist to one of the editors of THE REPUBLICAN: 'I congratulate you on the unqualified success of TIE REPUB- LCAN. It is credit to Phoenix and to yourself, and it would be a credit to any enterprising young city. In the first and most important particular, it is newspaper, with the accent on newspaper, and in the opinion of your humble servant, the only one entitled to the name in Ari- zona. Photographic and local news bright and readable. Local writeups are not fiowery, neither are they dry. They are presented as news should be, briefly but interestingly. As to the typographical appearance of THE RE- PUBLICAN, it is beauty. Once more l congratulate you and wish you all sue cess. Arizonans should be proud of TIE REPUBLICAN and give it the cordial support which it deserves"
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

van and Waite to that of E. N. Buck and Ariosto McCrimmon. The San Diegan ought to be valuable property. Messrs. Sullivan and Waite were bright, active and enterprising gentlemen, who have undoubtedly builded well. MT. McCrim- mon have known for several years, as a capable, honest and industrious busi- ness man, thoroughly up in that depart ment of the newspaper business. Mir. Buck is first-class printer, but is, or was, antagonistic to the Typographical Union, being one of the leaders of the so-called Printers Protective Fraternity. I have no knowledge of his editorial capacity, but his energy and enterprise and long experience Tn the mechanical department will make him a valuable man. The local staff is first-class. I trust that the San Diegan may have all possible success, and that my old friend McCrimmon. may realize all his antici- pations.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

Ar Garland City, Texas, on Monday night, during dispute between Ed. Brennan and man named Bernard, the former was fatally stabbed by Der nard. Brennan drew pistol to shoot Bernard when a third man, name un- known, tried to get possession of the pistol. Brennan's wife ran out of the house with rifle and fired at the peace maker, inflicting fatal wound. These Texas women are not to be fooled with. And then playing the peace-maker in country like that isn't wholesome business. The Book says, "Blessed is the peace maker" but he ought to be, for he gen. erally gets killed.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
 JOURNALS AND JOURNALISTS.

G. M. SUTHERLAND of Tucson is in the city, representing the Citizen. He will stay several days.
 TIE Yuma Times has entered on the second year of its existence, with splendid prospects.
 COLONEL DUNBAR, of the Gazette. having been indisposed, Colonel John- son had rather hard week of it.
 ToM JOBS of the Herald is doing splen- did work for that publication and by his gentlemanly, light-hearted and jovial disposition has made host of friends here.
 CAPTAIN EDWARD FRIEND, one of the best reporters in California, is again in harness, am happy to hear. He has allied himself with The Daily San Diegan, at San Diego. He is a first-class acquisition to any paper.
 COLONEL DUNBAR, the editor of the Gazette, puts in about sixteen hours a day at the office and spends the balance at his delightful home in the suburbs, near the Capitol grounds. His means of transportation is splendid saddle horse.
 THE Southern California Editorial Association will meet at Santa Barbara on July s. On that evening there will be literary programme and on the 9th a visit to Santa Cruz island, with hop at the Arlington in the evening. Among others who have already signified their intention of meeting with the associa- tion are Mime. Modjeska, William H. Mills and Sam Davis, the journalistic humorist of Nevada. Nearly every paper in Southern California will be represented.
 TIE Duly San Diegan, at San Diego, has passed from the ownership of sulli-
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

BYNUM, of Indiana, demands "the voice of the sword" on the Federal cleo ton bill. We'll, even that would be a variation from the relentless shotgun. Bynum is a fire-brand and blather- skite, who does all his fighting with his mouth. Northern men, especially ex- Union soldiers, have the highest respect and regard for the man of the South who went into the field in pursuance of his convictions, but only contempt for a stay-at-home belly-acher like Bynum. These Northern Copperheads should take cue from men like Gov ernor Gordon, of Georgia.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

MATTERS in San Salvador are consid- erably mixed. General Ezeta telegraphs Mexico announcing that he has assumed the Presidency temporarily and that General Menendez was "killed while defending the Presidency" El Unicer- sal, of Mexico, also publishes sensa- tional dispatch in which it is stated that "Menendez died riddled with bullets. D There would appear to be no doubt that President Menendez was foully nur- dered, in his own house, at public banquet, but beyond that all is chaos, and the end is evidently not yet.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

FoR pure, unadulterated gall, com mend us to the Tammany Society of New York. With it's sheriff in Sing Sing and it's every official in the city in dis grace, overwhelmed with flood of cor ruption exposed only recently, it has the effrontery to preach political purity to the country. Its Fourth of July cele- bration was an insult to the decent Democracy of the country.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
THE TERRITORY.

Yuma has been an international money order office for more than fifteen years.
 The Turquoise mines, in the Dragoon mountains, are to be lighted by cleo tricity.
 United States Consul D. H. Smith was voter in Tucson, Ariz., twenty-two years ago.
 M. Rosenberg of Benson, has got the hide contract at the San Carlos agency during the current fiscal year.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

No, THE bankers and curbstone brokers of Arizona do not like Governor Wolfey's funding bill. It prevents them from buying sl00 warrant for s60 and then, besides the $40 differ ence, which is as safe as anything can be on earth, get 10 per cent. interest on the face value. Under that bill war rant-shaving has run it's race. No, the broker doesn't like it, but the people do.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

Southerners would to-day fight as Loyalty for the flag of our country as any man who fought with Grant and sherman. !" That's the sort of talk the loyal people like to hear. Such profession of faith, backed by good deeds, would soon cement the country and make us indeed one people. Unhappily, such senti- ments are too rarely heard expressed by leading men of the South.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

No ONE any longer questions that Lawyer Hardie of Los Angeles, was killed by Apaches and no one outside of the army questions that some of the most dangerous of the Apaches are off the reservation right now.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THE Phoenix bands playing on the Fourth astonished even it's most ardent friends. The band has made splendid progress in few months, and is an in stitution of which the city has cause to be proud. TIE REPUBLICAN congratu- lates the Pioneer band on the splendid impression it made.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

SOME things will not stand transplant ing. There is the Southern Mardi GraS, for instance. It will not sprout in Northern soil. The Ogden affair was practically failure. Playing at roy alty is distasteful to the practical and utilitarian Northerners.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

PAssMoRE, the cashier of the Security bank at Tacoma, committed suicide be- cause the value of recently acquired real estate didn't rise and he couldn't meet the deferred payments. This brought on insanity. Long on real estate and short on brains, as it were.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

IN his speech at Chattanooga, on the Fourth, Governor Gordon, of Georgia, said: "The South was loyal to the country, but we were wrong on the slavery question. There is not son or a daughter of the South to-day who would have slavery restored. While for years the North and the South were deadly enimies, we are forever-more brothers and fellow citizens, and the
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

TIE intrigues among the Democratic partisans in Maricopa county, in refer ence to the county offices, is becoming exceedingly interesting. The "Cochise Colony" is itching to get back into power, and Zulick is their prophet.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

IT must be source of satisfaction to the friends of Attorney-General Church i'll that he succeeded in routing the en- tire Democratic party, including their ablest attorneys, in the hold-over cases. A man in the right is doubly armed, but it takes brains to discover the right and to present the same in logical and forceiul manner.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THE Republican members of the Silver Bill Conference committee are making a strong effort to harmonize their differ ences and report a bill that will be satisfactory to all sides and of some use to the silver interest. They realize that the session is nearly ended and that whatever is to be done must be done quickly.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

Ar LAST the Republicans have control of the offices within the Territory, thanks to the tireless efforts of Attorney General Churchill and Governor Vol fey. No one will deny these gentlemen this honor and the party will not forget their services.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

DESPITE the opposition of Delegate Smith, Governor Wolhey has succeeded in getting through Congress about all the legislation that the Territory stands in immediate need of. These things the people will by and by appreciate.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

To ACCEPT a bid to do public printing in one kind of type and then do it in larger size and measure up as in the smaller ought to be felony, if it isn't. We have known places where it has been done.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

PERSONS leaving the city for the mountains, California or other points for the summer can have THE REPUB- LIcAN forwarded to them direct from the office. Changes of address will be made as frequently as desired and very promptly.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

WE REGRET to learn that our morning contemporary failed to appear yesterday because one of it's forms was pied. This is one of those annoyances that are un- avoidable in the business and that no care or foresight can prevent. The Gazette expects to be itself once again today.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

POLITICAL bias should never make a man or newspaper unfair or dishonest in the expression of opinions. Men who stoop to vituperation and dishonesty in assertion always injure their cause.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

TIE Democratic Appomattox was reached yesterday, when Mir. Behan stepped out of the penitentiary. It was hard on the Bourbons, but it was fair.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

LET the Republicans of the Territory organize, not only in every county, but in every city, town, village and hamlet. Organization alone brings success.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

Why do not the young Republicans of Phoenix organize Republican League? Now is the time to begin the organization,
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

WIrH the private lives of people this paper has no concern; hence we must decline to publish "Lex's" communion
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

HAsN'T been much said about the "doing up" lie which the Citizen and the Herald juggled between them for nearly a month. Did the baby-act fall fiat?
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THE old bear of the Prescott Courier hasn't growled for several days. The thing seems to be fangless, anyway, so 'tis just as well.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

TIE National Legislature didn't treat Idaho meanly. It was rather extrava- gant in its gift to set her up in business on her own account.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THERE will be a red-hot time among the Democrats of this county when the scheming of the Zulick element is un- covered, as it will be soon.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

DEMOCRATS, to keep in touch with their party in the country, must read TnE REPUBLICAN. In it's news columns this paper knows no politics.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

IT IS a singular fact that the more a man prates about the Constitution the less he knows about it or cares for 1t. Senator Vest is a specimen in point.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

BASE BALL had quite boom on the Fourth, and the prayer of players and managers is that it may continue for the annSnn
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

I'll ERE WAS A TIM K When to wear Silk Underwear was indicative of Wealth or Extravagance, but nowadays these same goods can be worn by all. Our line of Silk Vests in Ecru, Blue, Pink and Black are beauties, and we Sell them at the same prices they Retail at in New York.
 l.. ZECKEND0RF & CO.,,
 Tucson, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

IF you, gentle reader, are in doubt where to go today, there are the churches, for instance. The directory in TIE REPUBLICAN will help you out.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
THE ONLY REPUBLICAN PAPER IN PHGNIy.

No sUNsTRoKEs in the clear, dry and bracing air of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

A LITTLE shaking up of "the county ring" will be entertaining in this dull season.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

No MALcoNTENTs can shake the Re publican harmony of the Territory.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

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Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

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Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THE Southern Congressman are solid for the Constitution if they are permitted to construe it's meaning for themselves.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

WANT to register kick about the way hotel registers are kept. Of course hotel men have perfect right to use the volume as a day book and ledger combined, but an objection is in order to the habit that some blooming idiots have of entering upon its pages improb- able names from imaginary places. It may be wit, but, if it is, it's humor is so delicate as to escape the ordinary comprehension. A stuffed club should be used upon the persons who sign such names as "L. E. Phant of Barnumville, |" or 'Mr. Toodles of Podunk." The club might also be used to advantage on the man who signs his name so that he himself cannot recognize it when it gets fairly cold.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
ON THE CURBSTONE.

SPEAKING of Chinese and gambling, reminds me of certain young Celestial who, years ago, undertook the contract of ministering to my appetite. He was peculiar duck. Would play poker all night with his washhouse friends, and in the morning he would consider him self insulted when 1 would mildly ex- press the opinion that 10 o'clock was too late an hour for breakfast. He taught the science of poker to the whole Mon- golian colony, and made the instruction cost them dear. It got so, finally, that he could not find a fellow countryman who would play with him. He naturally considered himself "the chief;' so, when faro game opened up in the little town, he started in to conquer new worlds. "Goey," said to him, as he started off, "you had better not fool with that layout; it is skin game, and will rob you sure." "NawW he re- piled; "no foolee me. Me heap shabbe falo." Next morning he joyously in- formed me that he had won $50 the night before, and intimated that $50 8 month for menial labor was not rich enough for his blood and that he pro- posed to start out as gambler. Me takee all my money down tonight; me bettee high; heap shabbee; bust 'um bank" He went; stayed out late and didn't make much noise when he came in. At breakfast asked him: " How did you make it last night, Goey ?" "Oh, diam falo! no good. Me takee $240 to bustum bank-bank bustum me. Me stay with poker"
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THERE are some things in this world that l believe should be sup pressed. Guess that any one has an idea or two in that line. One of the things that worry me is that everlasting "Bi-i-i, Ba-a-a-a-be-e-e, Bi-i-i, Ow Its far worse than Pinafore ever was, more general and more distressing. Bodily in- jury should be inflicted on the next man who starts the refrain on the street cars or at picnic.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
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nefes all Competitor in quality of work or
 U prices. Makes harness that will outlast two sets of foreign manufacture. The best Stock Saddles made in the Southwest, with Honest Work, Good Leather and Full Knowl- edge of the Needs of Cattlemen.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-06
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Arizona republican., 1890-07-06

THOSE who state that the Chinese are conservative people and do not take kindly to Western institutions must be mistaken. I happened into a saloon a few nights ago and, of course, looked at the operations of the various gambling games in progress. Keno appeared to be the favorite of the Germans, monte of the Mexicans; the Americans appear ed to especially affect poker, and the roulette table was deserted. Faro, how ever, had no lack of devotees, but, curi- ously enough, they were nearly all Chi namen. A pig-tailed Celestial was keeping cases," and the whole owlish group of heathens appeared to thor oughly understand the intricacies of the game, as was shown by such remarks as "me play um duce straight an copper de queen." Whats the use of sending missionaries abroad?
 LAST week predicted in this column light rain on the evening of July 4. Verify shower fell at just the specified time. Believe I will set up as Western Wiggins.
 A PRINTER friend accosted me yester- day in manner that showed that he had grievance to state. "Look" he exclaimed, theatrically exhibiting a copy of local journal, "this sheet says that printers are not patriotic. The assertion is false. I ask you, who should know, are not printers to be relied upon to carry the banner for at least one-half of their timer" It is fact and had to be acknowledged.
 MET on the street the other day, an old Maricopa Indian who manifested a desire to be on terms of the closest friendship with me. He is, he said, a farmer on Salt river above Lehi, and announced his name as Juan Jose. On being asked his age. he pulled up one trouser leg and exhibited, tied around his ankle, several knotted strings. One of the strings he selected, and counted the knots upon it, seven in number, then another string with four knots was in spected, the result being that he smil- ingly announced his age to be "A years. Outside of his peculiar system of book keeping he was not very interesting red man and it took ten cent bribe to induce him to leave.
 Two proofs of the superior cleanliness of Arizona's atmosphere and the ab- sence of the intense sultriness that an- nually affiicts the denizens of the Allan tic shore are that sunstrokes are rare and mad dogs are never seen. I see canines all around town, just thousands of them, but not a one looks as though hydrophobia could ever strike him.
 CARLOS
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09


them. they purchased in good
faith, believing that the lands had
been forfeited 10 the State, OF thst
they were waste and nnapproprf-
ated. The decision in the Burr
WakeIuan case made by Judge
jackson at the last term Of the
United States Circuit Court at
Charleston has opened their eyes.
Trey find that the Sheriffs and
Clerks have failed to discharge
their duty. under the present law,
and that the lands are being
charged on the books once in five
years in order to save the forfeit
ure by non-entry, and with no in
4tentian of paying any taxes there
on. BY the Burr Wakeman 4, :
-eisieH hundreds Of poor and hon,
est citizens have been rendered
homeless, and as there are other
large survcysSwith the same rights,
but few Of our citizens know
whether or not their homes are
secure. 1t should be the policy
of the State TO protect her own
citizens and to 40 modify the laws
in regard to delinquent and for
feited lands a. to be easily com.
piled with. We hope the Iegisla-
ture will take prompt action in
the matter.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09
Commissioner Saleof Real Estate.

UNDER and by virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Logan County,
West Virginia, made and entered Mt the
October term 1889, of said Court, in .
cause therein pending, wherein Sarah
Hatfield, Guardian OF Mary varncy
Emma j. Hatfield, Nancy t,ITatfield,
Lydia Hatfield, Lewis w. Hatfield, An
drew Hatfield and Floyd Hatfield, il
plaintiff and Mary yarney, Emma J.
aliatfieid, Nancy Hatfield. Lydia Hat
field, Lewis W. Hatfield, Andrew Hat
field. Floyd Hatfield and Valentine Hat
field and Elliott =. Hatfield, are defend
ants. The undersigned, who was APP
pointed Special Commissioner for that
purpose. will on the 10th day Of Echru-
AIRY 1880, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
Il. NJ. and o'clock r. offer for sale
at the front door Of the Court House Of
said County and State. at public auction
to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, subject To widows dover: Two
tracts Of land adjoining each other OH
Mate Greek. and Double Camp Fork II
the same, waters Of Tug river, in the
County Of Logan. State of West VII
gjnia, aggregating about POO acres.
TERMS OF SALH:-Onc third Cash In
hand, and the remainder in two equ: !
instaIInicnts IN one and TWO years, TAX
ing notes for deferred installmcnfs with
good security, bearing interest from day
of sale, and the legal title retained until
purchase money + paid in full.
q. NJ. TURKEY,
Special Commissioners.
/ hereby certify that bond With APP
proved personal security has been given
by the above Special Commissioner, rs
provided by decree Aforesaid.
Teste: r. G. wnrrEp, Clerk.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09

Newton Kent Showers died Of
consumption Mt his fathers home
in Lincoln county, West Virginia
on the 2ist Of December 1855.
He vas the son Of John w. and
Elizabeth +. Showers, and was
born in TazcweIlcounty, Virginia,
January 18th, 1870. He was a
worthy young man, loved and re-
spected By al who knew him, and
leaves 4 father, mother, two broth
err and three sisters, q large train
Of connection and many friends
to mourn his loss. Newton YVES
the favorite of all who knew 1 m
and they proved it by their acts
Of kindness towards him in time
of his illness.
.The Lord givcth and the Lord
takcth away; Blessed pc the name
of the Lord.
'ris religion that can give,
Sweetest pleasures while We live.
Tis religion must supply,
Solid comfort when we die.
After death, its joys will be
Lasting as Eternity.
Be the living God my friend,
Then my bliss shall never end.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09

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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09


Among the subjects treated of
IN the Governors call, there Is
none in our opinion, so Important
~ that relating to Delinquent and
Forfeited lands. Various non-
residents Of the State are claim
ing large bodies of lands in our
Southern counties, upon which
neither they or those under whom
they claim have paid taxes for the
last fifty years. or in fact since
the date Of their patents. These
lands have, to d greatextent, been
settled upon and improved by
junior patentees Of the State Of
Virginia as well as those purchas-
ing from the Commissioners Of
School Lands, and through these
settlements and improvements the
lends have been made valuable.
The people since their occupation
a the lands have paid taxes Oh