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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

przedstawicieIi Polskl, a inni
Polacy ma em'gracyi mieliby
i'm ma slepo czoiem bic! Alb
u d u m panoNie! Absur-
dunn, do ktorego txlKo zasIe-
picnic pychy izloSci doprowa.
dz'c moze.
Czemn wy, Zwiazki, Z)edno :
czenia, Organizacye Chicagos-
k'e ne pofaczvcle sic w Jed
no Stowarzy,zenlp?- BIO, 30.
wiadacie, &c was rjan1a zasa-
dy, poglady, ceIe i td.-Do-
brze. Ola czegoz ME chcecie
przyznac, ze So ]eszcze ma
swlec'e Polacy, co z waszemi
gallmatyami, krore zasadami
mlanuJecie, zgodziG sic ME
moga. Kto wan daf patent
ma nieomylnos6? Kledy ]ak
ten waszej nieomy]nosci dog
mat powstai?
Ksleaa polscy nalezell po-
plerali Zwiazek, dopokl sic
ME przekonali, ze przewodcy
Zwiazkowi, bedac SAM ma
sonaml, prowadza Zwiazek do
odszczepirhslwa Cd WARY O)cow
naszych. Przekonali sic zas o
tenn, gdy Ks. Majer z kilku
lnnymi ksiezmi, bedac z why
tq Cenzora przed ostatrlm
Selmem a ME zastawszy go W
domu, spostrzegli ma stole po-
m1edzy albumauli pieknie O.
prawmy Pass-Book masonskl,
No. 81, Templarluszow. T. TO-
tografa nedp1sem Cenzora.
Przekona' sic z listow pisa.
nych przez Cen3ora do pana
Jer2manowsk ego, W ktorych
Cenzor wyraznle powiada, ze
Zwiaaek "a pomoce l1slezy iuz
dose sic wzmocLii ze zbliza
sic chwila, kiedy ksiezy lch
wpfyw trzeba bedzie re Zwiaz
ku usunac. Przekona1o jch 0
TEN samo zacho waaie sic ma
ostatnim Sejmie kr>.ykaczy
ZwlazkcwYrh pod wplYwem XII
kl Cenzors'S'ej zostaiqcych.
Zjednu':zenir Katolickie pod
opIeka Serca Jezus Jest Stowa-
rzyszeniem cHysto koscie!nem,
jalS samo przyzn&ja, i to pod
teokratyczna w1adza Zai1onu
Lmartwychw stancow zostoja
ce.e
Drugle Zjednd&zenie pod O.
pieka Matii BosIz1ej Czesto-
chowsEieJ,!. to, iok powiada)a
zn6w Zmartwychwstaicy,
odszc3eplency heretycy tyl
ko.
Organizacya Patryotyczna,
to cos talk idealnego, 2e mkt
o niej dotad rzeczywistego
pojecia ME ma.
Klub Osadnlkow polsklca
stanowi opoke W historyi
ludzilosci-ta] tylo!
UNA >Polska jak rozumiem,
jest stowarzys2enlem narodo-
Wen, II, zasalach Sw. WARY
KatollckleI opartem, kt6re ma
ma celu polaczenie emigran-
tow ze wszystklch trzech
czesci Polski: Korony, Litwy
i Rusi, z us2anowanlem ich
odrebnosci jezykowych, rytu"
afowych ltp. Ma zatem racye,
a vice prawo do bytu, choc-
by ME W Illinois, ale w Min
nesocie poczatek swoj wzielo.
Taken Jest zdanie mole,
ktory dotad do zadnego z tych
stowarzyszeh ME naleze.
IZlusz Zaczek.
| hroen,, My,o1oL~o-a II. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

kn Mar. Pol, bo ci poznaw-
sly por6wnawszy cele, zasa.
dy daznoscl Unil celaml,
zasadami da4nosciami Zw,azku,
porzuca ten ostatni, a przy-
stapia do pierwszeJ.
PfACCIE "a WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
,,Moze nawet piorun 2 pogo.

DNhoIe HaWeC plOIuu pogo
dnego nieba, ME przestraszyf-
by tax nikogo, ]ak pan6w
prewodyr6w zwiazkowych
wiadomosG, il utworzona 20
stala nova organizacya kato-
l'cka, patryotyczna polska pod
nazwa ,,Unia". Wpra wdzie JUL
cd dawna krazyta o tenn po.
gtoska, ale panowie cd Zviaz-
ku uwa2ali ia tylko "a strasza.
Ka na sieble ME VIE
rzyh, ably ta W rzeczywlstosci
powstac mogla.
A jednak talk sic stafo i
dlatego patryotnlcy tel ostu-
pIell z przerazema, bo wiedza
o tenn bardzo dohrze, 2e ia
organlzacya polozy koniec ich
uzurpatorsklm, masonskim
RADON. Me moga oni poja6,
W jaki sposob sic to STAG mo-
gfo, ze po "a ich plecami j
pom1mo cafej lch czuinosci
utworzyla sic przeciwna I'M Or
ganlzacya, kt6ra uwazali "a
mrzcnke. Ostroznose naka-
zywata, ably dzialaG cicl,o j
bez poprzedniego rozg1osu,
DO gdyby wtenczas, gdy Unia
byla 2op1ero w zaw1azkach,
n1eprzyjaciele byii uderzyli ma
MIA caieml silami, }atwo mo-
gliby "a 2guies6. Dzlsianfhsty-
tucya ia powstaje od 1%zu sill
ma, a jako mtoda i maiaca
sity zywotne racye bytu,
potrah odeprzec wszelkie alta
XII.
Zarzqd zwlazlxu Mar. Pol.
Zasiyszawszy 0 powstaniu Unll
wyprowadzli przeclw mel W
pole swe najiepsze silly. A
vice wyprawiono do walki
siwego Mic klja, Tomasza 2
miasta, ks. AlKs. Michnow-
sklego, powola4 b 2 odstawkl
nawet taklego inwalide lax
Zb. Brodowskl, "a nadto ga
"ezwanc pewna liczbe harcow-
nikow zwlazkowych, a "a szpie-
ga zaangalowano pana M.
F." Buffalo. So to naiIep
SIZE silly zwlazkowe.
Pon1ewa2 ks. D. Majer z
st. Paul pierwsyy oglosif ist-
nenle Uni, przeto uderzono ma
nlego pierwszego, ale ponle-
waz pr2ypuszczano, 2e ksi9dz
}. Pltass Z Buffalo ma W tenn
swa reke, zatem wysypano
ma Ilego gromy, jake tylKo
close nienawisG wywolac
moze. Ostatui numer ,,Zgody"
przepe1nIony Jest artykuiami
0 Uni i wymySlaniami ksie
dza ). Pitassa i ks. d. Maze
ra. Prawie wlebsza poIowa
nLgody" pie zajlnu)e sic NJ
ozem lnnem, laI1 tylko tymi
dwoma ksjqzmi.
Wszystkie wys.}Si iednak
organu zwiqzkowego ma nic
isle nie przydadza, bo Uni
rozbic ME bedzie W stanie.
Towarzystwom zwiqZanym W
Unie " St. Paul przybywoja
ma pomoc wszystkie towarzy-
stwa polskle parafi sw.
Stanlsfawa, W Buffalo. Te to
towarzystwa licz4ce $500
cz]ohkow iuz dawno okazaiy
chec, a niektore nawet zade-
klarowaly swe przystapienie
DO Unli,- nadto towarzystwa
katolicko polskie istniejace W
stanle Pennsylvania dostarcza
wlelklej liczby czIonk6w, ia
kote2 towarzystwa lstnieia-
ce W wlelklej liczbie W para
fiach polskich ma zachodze.
L'czymy rownlea ma poparcie
lepszel czescl czionk6w male.
zacych nawet do samego zwlaz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
Univ polskich
w AMERYCE.

PARAFIA POLSKA w Wau-
bay, W Po}udniowel Dakocie (tak
zwany Puck Dakotejskl) juz cd
bllsko 3 mlesiacy ma sta}ego pro-
boszcza Jest MIN ks. MIX Ia j
I o lp a, nledawno re starego
kraju przyby}y. Parafanie plaza
mu, krom dochod6w koscielnych,
SEQ dolar6w rocznej pensyi, pod
warunkiem, re ME bedzie dojez-
dzaf do innych parafj, lecz regu-
larnle W kazda nledzleIe i swieto
W lch polsklm kosclele nabozen-
stwo odprawiaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

Il New I OrKu ODE
braliSmy wiadomos6,
ze Kalendarz Mary
ahski ma rok przysz-
4y 1891 dla mas juz
prawie gotowy i mo-
zemY sic go spodzie-
wac juz we rzeS~
niu. Klo vice zap4a-
ci 2 dolary ga ,,Wia.
rusa'' a pragnie, "a
miast powyzei wy
mienionych trzech
Ksiazeczek, dosta6 W
prezencie Kalendarz
Maryahski ma rok
przYsz4y, tego zycze-
ME chetnie spe4nimy
i Kalendarz mu pos
lemy.
/ dzisiejszego
numeru Wys}alismy
pare setek ma O.
kaz, ably zachecic
Szanownych Roda-
k6w do abonowania
naszego pisma. Przy-
pominamy, re ,,W1a-
rus" ~ katollk'' ra-
zem kosztuja tylko 2
doIary rocznie, jeze-
Ii sic z CORY op}aca
abonament.
Pragnac teraz pis-
mo nasze jaknajwie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

Organ Wielebnego KS. Pi-
tasa W Buffalo (Poyak u Ame.
ryce), temi goracemi slowy
vita Unia Po]ska:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11
w DFTROICKIEJ G,oiasdgie

czytamy, re p. Dominlk Kolasin-
SKI wydalil swoiq na]milsza du-
szyczke pania K. Niebogl cho-
dzl teraz co dzleh do kosciota, u
sladzle bllsko o}tarza i placze. A
P. Domlnik, lie razy sic obr6ci do
ludzl, sporty ma nla, westchnie
nlebawem spadaja mu izy ma kon-
ce butow. Posade KowalskieJ OBJ
jeia PAM Zotia trzyletnim chop.
Gem. Die alte Liebe rostet
nlcht. (Stara mifosc ME rdzewie.
Je) - konczy Giazda Detroicka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

POD SAMEM miastem CHI
cago powstaje nova polska osada
Gostyn. Osadnicy urzadzaja
loterye ma budowe nowego pol
sklego kosciofa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

ELMYRA N. Y. = Dnia 81
Slerpnia poswiecony zostat polski
kosci6f, ktdrego proboszczem be-
die ks. B. owinko.
POLACY W Menomence.
Mich, okoto 70 rodzin, zakupili
Lofty pod polski koscl6i.
w SEATTLE, ma niebawem
stanac pierwszy polski kosciof w
W Washington Terr. = pod wez-
wanlem sw. Kazmierza.
POD SAMEM miastem Chi
cago powstaje nova polska osada
Gostyh. Osadnicy urzqdzaia
loterye ma budowe nowego pol
sklego kosciofa,
FRANCISZEK PISKURsKI
lnacze] Sikorski, Prus Zachod-
Mich pochodzacy, niechaj zgFosi
sle 10 redakcyi 1Viorusa. Many
ola nlego wazne listy.
AGENTA do sprzedazy grun.
tow poszukula panowle Pr1ns &
Koch, 3S9 Sibley Str, st. Paul,
MINI. = Zwracamy uwage ma
ich og}oszenie.
NEW YORK. : W dniu Is
wrzesnia, pod nr. 16 Rriyington
ul!cY, radzit beda tutejsze pol
skle towawystwa zwiazkowe mad
ustanowlenlem opiekuna dla pol.
skich emigrantow przy',ywaiacych
90 tutejszego kraiu. Zarzad grupy
Ih,osccluszko, !, pod prezydentura p.
/. Grodzkiego, zaprasza ma to ze-
branle Wszystkie grupv zwiazkowe
New Yorku, Brooklyna / JERSEY
City.
w CLEVELAND, Ohio, To.
warzyst~o Rycerzy sw. Micha}a
urz2dza W poniedzla1ek, Is wrzes-
MA, plerwszy bal W hall p. Roz.
warskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

rs. GUTOWsKI, proboszcz
paratii polskiej sw. Kazmierza W
Detroit, W zesz}ym tygodniu po-
wroci} Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

ELMYRA N. Y. = Dnia 81
Slerpnia poswiecony zostat polski
kosclof, ktorego proboszczem be-
die ks. B. owinko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

POLACY W Menomence,
Mich, okofo 70 rodzin, zakupili
Lofty pod polski koscl0i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

AGENTA do sprzedazy grun.
tow poszukulq panowle Prlns &
hoch, 3S9 Sibley Str, st. Paul,
Mlhn. ZwracamY uwage ma
ich ogioszenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-11

w SEATTLE, ma niebawem
stanac pierwszy polski kosciof w
W Washington Terr. = pod wez-
wanlem sw. Kazmierza.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02

has been run all the way on good concen-
tratinR ore, averaging N ounces In silver,
the solid Ralena assaying 40 per cent
lead.
The Yellow Jacket is owned by Kelly,
Brill d Dowcll. They have "A four-foot
ledge which Is a favorable concentrating
proposition, but averages - ounces IN
silver and rs per cen lead. They have
sunk two inclines on the vein 3O rect
apart: one il 81 feet and the other 11b feet
in depth. Pits have beef sunk along the
entire length OF the claim. -
Higher upon the mountain than the
s,lver-lcad mines mentioned Is n gold belt.
The main lead IL three and one-half feet
N width, the ore averaging So per ton
This quartz IL free milling at the surface,
but changes 10 a sulphidc as depth IL at
tanned.
The Tcnderfoot, owned by Herman,
Ladd 4 Layman, is developed by a tun-
mel on the vein 15 feet in length, all IN
good ore. This mine is bonded to a Min
neapolis company for SO,OD.
The Santa Domingo is owned by Kelly.
on the ledge, the deepest being 25 feet.
II is n good quality OF ore n mills
free.
Outside Of those mentioned, there are
quite a number OF other claims located,
which are i'm various stages OF develop
ment.
On Cannon creek, a tributary OF Yer
million. a ten-stamp mill was erected last
fall by a Louisville. KY, company. On
cou of the snow coming on they ran
only fourteen days and look out n gold
bar worth $500. They will resume oper-
ations about May 1.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02

tween ..Reddy' Gallagher OF Cleveland
and Billy Mccarthy for a purse Of $500.
California Athletic club directors are To
hold a meeting 10 decide on amount OF
purse TO he offered for John L. Sullivan
and Peter jackson to fight for. Major
Andrews and Mclaughlin are using their
efforts to make up q purse OF $4,000.
The Boston Herald says: at Is the in
tention Of the owners Of both the Thistle
and the valkyrie To race them for all they
are worth, aud late In the season the big
rig will he put on the Thistle, and she will
be n trial horse for the Valkyrie. II Is
generally believed in Scotland by yachts
men that the Thistle could hardly save
her time ON the valkyric in light and
moderate winds, and Watson also believes
this To he the fact. On a rough estimate,
assuming the yalkyrie's rating length, II
appears that the Volunteer would have TO
allow the valkyrie nearly thirteen min
utcs over a 40-mile course. Commodore
Bell recently dropped q very significant
remark. Said he: If the Valkyrie does
not do the job this year wen try our hand
next year with one that cam"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02
FISHER CREEK MINES.
A Description Of tile Veins and work Dons
In That Promising section.

A Description Of tile Veins and work Done
In That Promising section.
Ed J. Kelly. now a resident Of Spokane
Falls, and n mining Of wide and
varied experience returned to that city "a
short time since from "A tour of inspection
Of the Fisher creek mines located in Mis-
soula county. Mr.. Kelly has given Ia the
Spokane Rericr a brief summary II the
work done aud in progress in tina; region.
He says To reach the creek al present IL is
necessary to leave the Northern Pacific
railroad at vermillion station. iiO miles
east of Spokane. where a ferry across
Clark's ford has been established. From
this point Ncrmillion creek Is followed To
it's source, a distance of IL miles. Here
Fisher creek begins, flowing northcrly 10
miles and empiying into the kootenai
river.
IL is on Silver Butte. the mountain at
the head Of these streams " here the fol-
lowing described mines are located. The
formation Of the country rock is uuartzitc
and slate. but what il called mctamorphic
porphyry cute the formation with the
lodges.
located for seven miles in places. II is
easy Ia walk on the groupings "A distance
of one mile aud q half. the vein averaging
six feet i'm width. The ere that has been
developed in the many openings along the
ledge ranges III SILVER from =, Ia lhD
ounces per ton and from * To 90 per cent.
in lead.
ON the Silver Bow mine, which is
owned 10y William Criderman, n. n.
Hartl and 49, Donnclly. AN adit tunnel
has been run i3s feet. the breast being Nj
feet from the surface.
They have IL Zee of quartz full of
lunches Of galena OF the hanging wall,
and four feet OF solid ealcna on the foot.
Al one place on the surface they have six
feet Of solid ore uncovered 65 feet In
length.
The Pan Handle IL owned by Hines x
Murray and has three chutes Of ore eek
posed on the location. In one inclined
shaft they have ~ inches of solid mineral,
hut where a tunnel cuts this same body nj
"A depth of 135 feet the vein il As inches
wide. These parties will commence ship.
ping as soon as the snow leaves the
ground.
Dan McGillis has "a claim on the same
ledge, l.sDU feet farther east than the Sil.
yer Bow. His ore averages lGO ounces In
silver and carries considerable copper
He has a tunnel GO feet in length which
cuts a four-feet ledge 20 feet beneath thu
surface. but IL Is principally a conccn
trating ore.
On the east side Of Fisher creek. on "A
parallel vein. Is the clam Of Mark :. Dim.
mick. An adit tunnel l2j feet in length
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02
The Fourth of July.

By the standard y Special Wire.
BUTTE. May Fourth of July stock Is
still booming. Sales yesterday by Gable
q Nichols were 1000 shares Fourth of
July at az: 1000 Poorman Extension at
l2E: 1900 Champion at 80; 1000 Volun-
tecr at l..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02
AN ERA OF PROSPERITY
Sale Of the Gallo Lode to New York
Parties for S27, 900.
Fourth OF July still Booming a
Description OF the Cosur d'Aiene
Mines General Min
ing News.

Iy the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May l.-Sevcral mining deals
were closed so quietly to-day that only n
very few persons outside Of those directly
interested knew aught concerning uthem.
The first and most important sale was
that of the Gallo lode, located In Park
canyon, a short distance from Con Sulli-
vans Homestake. The property was sold
by Frank Murray and Henry Mahcr, who
located IL I'm 1881 and who a shown
their confidence in the ground by holding
on ever since, several times refusing
what had been considered fair offers for
the claim. Last winter they bonded the
mine to X. B. Wallace az Helena for So
COO, but cancelled the bond before the
date of expiration, owing to a failure ON
the part of Wallace To- comply with all the
rcanircments of the instrument.
Since then other offers were made
for the claim. but refused. New York
partics are the purchases and they paid
S27,Ooo for the mine. The sale was spot
cash, no time being asked u no PROPOSE
lion made To organize a company and
make part payment in stock as is done
i'm a majority Of cases. Development of
the claim consists of a tunnel 400 feet
long and an upraisc of about 10 feet. A
large body of ore of good grade has been
cut by the tunnel and every indication
favors existence of a rich mine. all that is
required TO prove il so being more de-
velopment.
number of other sales were also con-
sumated but the extreme reticcrce
of the parties made il impos-
sible to obtain particulars. Exception
however. is made in Ia case Of Henry
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11
TO FORM A COLONY.

Land to be sub-divided and Sold in Twenty
 Acre Tracts.
 A new proposition has been entered into by several Tempe parties that pro- mises to bring good to the valley.
 A combination has been formed of the Tempe Land and Improvement com pany, Neils, Petersen and Mons Filing sen, under the terms of which the first named puts 160 acres of land into the common pool, the second 32O acres and the third l60 acres. This land will be divided up into twenty acre tracts and offered for colonization on the following terms: The purchaser to pay $l50O-one-third cash, balance in five years at 6 per cent lin consideration of which win be de- livered to him the land and water for the same, lumber for a small house, a horse, COW, wagon and blow, grape cut tings for ten acres, and young fruit trees sufficient to set out five acres more, including oranges, olives and apricots.
 Mir. T. l.. Schultz of Tempe will leave in few days for Kansas City, where parties are awaiting him, with the ex- pectation of joining the colony,
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11
PRAISE TO WHOM TT IS DUE.

In making 6 statement of fact the mar rator strengthens or weakens his state ment by the circumstances surrounding it. Viz: by hls personal knowledge, naming his authority, or vaguely stating it as a rumor.
 THg' REPUBLICAN believes that the Republican party is entitled to.the credit of all praiseworthy acts done or aided by any and every Republican official. It's enemies never fail to charge it with all the wrong doing of it's office holders and as certainly never fail to point their remarks by naming in person the offend- ing officers "as proof of the correctness of the statement"
 TIE REPUBLICAN, in presenting the party claims for benefits rendered, expects to give the facts as fore lilly as circumstances will per init. As acts done by the party re- quire actors, it becomes part of the evidence to name the actors even though the natural inodesty of the actors forces them to protest to the pub licity given them. Nevertheless their modesty must sometimes give way, even as a blushing maiden is sometimes re- quired to appear as performer in a crowded assembly.
 THE REPUBLICAN will at all times strive to claim for the Republican party all that is due to it, and just at the present time Arizona has more to be thankful for, both to the Territorial and National Republican administrations, than ever before in her history. And, too, much that has been done has been accomplished against the active opposi- tion of Delegate Marcus A. Smith.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11

AN instance of how Southern Califor- mia is continually advertising herself is shown from the manner in which she is continually sending out literature to en- tighten the people of the East as to her soil and products. Of recent pamphlet on orange culture, prepared by A. C.. Fish, Esq, the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce is to take 15,000 copies, the Santa Fe road 13,O0O, San Diego 5000, Pasadena 40O0, and Ontario, Pomona and Santa Ana several thousand each. Such work as this tells, and the more of it the better. Copies of TIE REPUB- LICAN do good missionary work for Ari- zona, and the cost of sending them away is trifiing.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11

altogether uncertain whether majority desire admission.
 Idaho has placed herself in harmony with the enlightened spirit of the times and in harmony with the true genius of our Republican institutions by exclud- ing the Mormons from the exercise of the elective franchise. These people profess belief antagonistic to the prin- ciples of Republican ngovernmentan and de- structive of social order. Their prac- tice is in accordance with their belief. Hence, they cannot be good and safe citizens of a republic.- They ought not to have the right to vote. Congress will never create State that by any possi- bility can ever be controlled by the Nor mon church, and that thus may be vir- tually an independent hierarchy, instead of an integral part of Republic. MT. Smith admits, virtually, that Arizona is not ready to follow the example of Idaho in her dealing with the Mormons, and until she is he will wall in vain over the vicious partsanship which keeps her in the Territorial condition.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11
Saving Or an Arm.
Atlanta Constitutional

Col. H. c. Hamilton, clerk of the United States District Court, was telling yesterday how it felt to have limb cut off. He was perfectly conscious when his arm was cut off in field hospital, and says of it:
 ''It really doesn't hurt except when the first cut around the limb is made, cutting the skin. That's because the nerves are all situated just under the skin, and after they are cut there is nothing to convey the sensation of pain. Cutting through the flesh is like cutting a nail or hit of dead skin--a dead feel ing. Even saving the bone is only a dull feeling. The real pain is over when the knives get into the fesh."
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11

TIE Mission grape has no superior for table use but for profit must be dis placed in this valley by either fine wine or raisin grapes. There is no land upon which the sun shines that has such a concentration of advantages as are offered by the Salt River Valley for the culture and cure of the raisin grape. The Muscat of Alexandria, Muscatel, Malaga and Sultana grapes all yield most abundantly and, in the warm, dry air of an Arizona summer, curing can be car ried on with confidence. Let the Mis- sion roots be used as stocks upon which to graft more marketable varieties.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11
An Outside View.
Denver Timesl


 Marcus A. Smith delegate in Congress from Arizona, is disgusted and indig- nant. He sees only party corruption and wickednees in the doings of the majority in the House of Representa- tives. The cause of all his moral distress is the prompt passage of the bills admit ting Idaho and Wyoming as States and the failure of the Committee on Terri tories to report the bills making States of Arizona and New Mexico. He says it is all because the former are Republi- can and the latter Democratic. There may be something in this. For, on general principles, it can be assumed that Republican commonwealth is more surely fitted for self-government than a Democratic. The exclusively Democratic element of some of the Ter ritories, the Mormon church, is not pre- eminent for its devotion to the principles of genuine Democratic government or for its loyalty to the Republic.
 There is one marked difference be- tween the cases of Wyoming and Idaho on the one side and Arizona and New Mexico on the other. The people of the former have made clear and unequivo- cal expression of their desire for admis- sion. In Arizona there has been no ex- precision of popular sentiment on the subject at all. In New Mexico, the declaration of the peoples preference has been decidedly equivocal. It is
Arizona republican., 1890-06-11

THE water works have been of vast benefit to Phoenix. Not to speak of the convenience of the system for domestic use, the security it gives against exten- sive conhagrations and the assurance of better health to the populace, what an improvement has been made in the general appearance of the city. Resi- dence owners, wherever the system reaches, have almost discarded the old time irrigating from the town ditches, and now use the hose and sprinkler. Blue grass and flowers give beauty to many hitherto bare yard, and Phoenix is rapidly gaining reputation as the garden-spot of the Southwest.