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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
Reifenbe Ngeuten:
s. g. 8mi@.
80. Sdprnbtnb.
MarItmilian SutOr.
6 8.
Cages >Gbrpnif.
10. e II

10. Sannar.
235. &aiier 9leranber @eberus ermorbet.
394. Ser BELL. @regor, 8iidof bon @bia,
seftorben.
1916. 9apit @respr x. geitorben.
1929. Stiftung bes splbenen <efes.
1912. &aiIer 9ttboIf II. geftprbet.
1915. @iniam 2aub, Gr3biidpf bon San.
terburn, binseridtet.
1859. MidaeI geb, frans. Maridal, 81
Saarlpuis eebbren.
IT'S. 8otanifer s. y. Slime geftorber.
1895. @r%pbernng Itnfterbams bur1 bic
Sran3p5en
1896. 1ebersaits Ser rebpllttipndren Sran.
3p1et iber bic Wabl nnb @rpberung Der SITE:
berIanbe.
1910. Mut0luns Ses Susenbbunbes.
1911. grin3 Geerg fptrb &esent bes britt:
i9en geides.
1922. Grfte Nationa[ : @erlammlung BET
@rie@en unter Maurpcorbnto.
1856. 6~arbinien trttt benz englil9 . fransD.
fii4en 8inbniB Bet.
1862. Oberft @arfie[b i1ldgt Die &ebeIer
unter 9unapHreb @aribaa Bel 9reitonburg
&b.
1863. G6labt BET Mrfanfas Soft. Die
8efeitigungsfperfe 6ur1 bic 8nn6eStrupper
e%enominet, iotpie ungefabr 1000 @efangene
unb cine Mafe Munitipn.
1877. Seituns Nii4 bon ben Serben &C.
rpttfnen.
1887. Gbuarb 9ori9 geitorben.
1888. Nufitdtb eegea bic Ghriitet in Del
4ineiti4en Brpbin3 Sufien. 20 &irhen ME:
bergebrannt. 8tele Get6btete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
Gtab1irt 1866.
nos. Coggan L Bros.
* an 81 n 4 MI Oarna
San Mntomto, Seras.

Sebem gfaun. =" wy ""Ft""s""' ""
same Bed. F7F ""N"' "'""" a"ee
@ I abrborbelen @tmanbI @u f@n senau, bd6en gDe6 fss snaumsut ba.
@r ban bic Snfrunene fat aQr herbpraaeuben fabrfen bpbnt ua MIR HE Noeu.
frm Sernisea bebanen, pede mir fEr bic bfen bsen.
Au pam In unerem @eI6df mr RaNaI anqeet as ale Nuffaien. &6nbLr in Yro9
s"G m nn6 ba br far baar tanfn, 10 r6anen mir bic nhbrqRsn 8Me
ua em eTo9'abes mo fables @e@af aufebaut unb nuben unre 8ru,pnn bdb6dhn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
@abl : proclamation.
MaDors Office,
Stabt Sun Nntonio, Seras.
10 &nmnnN 1901

10. Sanuar, 1891.
Rraft meiues Nmtes. oIs Mepor ber
Stabt San Nntonio, erIaRe i9 biermit
etne Proclamation bic ben
3tpeitem Monta8 tut Tebruar 1891
als Wabltag beftimmt. (Oieier Wons
tag 1T Der neunte bes Monats).
ueber folgenbe 8eamte ioG abgefimmt
Derben: Sen Napor, &ecor6er, Sol.
leetor, IfeKor, G9aBmeifer, etabt.
Sngenieur, 9tabt . Nntpalt, @tabt.
Mtari9au, Aubitor, einen alderman
fhr iebe War0 ber Stabt uno 4 Nlbers
n16nuer at Large. Sic Wablpl6be In
ben berf9tebenen Marb3 tperben bon s
ubr Morgens bis 6 ubr Nbenbs offeu
fetn unb omar on folgen6en 6telen:
Warb No. 1-Sm poli3et Oaupt=
quarter; Wablporfeber, Simon 26s
nigbetm.
Warb go. 2-@de Of. ugb DoIo>
rnfasS troBe; @ab!prrfeber, Suan 8.
g%arbenas.
Warb go. 3-gde 9areoo unb MeH=
2outons5 traBe; Wablporfteber, Sobn
Gtappenbed.
War6 SO. 4-Sn Der Conventions.
Gale, @de NorDs Shores unb 6oufon=
StraBe; WablDorfeber, 6. 8iasmaiu.
Warb go. 5-Sn Sommers Garter.
@de Nbenue 8 unb 10.,5 traBe; Wahl.
norfebsr, Sobn s. 8errp.
Warb No. 6-gde Clint. unb Wolanz
straBe; @ablbOrFeber, Wm. 5.
pase.
@arb SO. 7-gde Matagorba. uub
WictoriasS traBe; MabInorfeber, peter
Subj.
Wdrb go. 8-yto.- :, eab. alamo.
@traBe, gde South> 5traBe; WahIoor,
fteber, 2ouis Berefrom.
yfa6 Section 20 bes Gitp g5arters,
nno bes @taatssefebes, paRirt am IA.
Wtdr3 1887, In Der atpan3isifen 2egiss
latur, Settle 81, tpirb bic MabI a6ge.
balten unb betannt gen,a9t.
Die Stimmgeber ieber Warb louen
lber Die @abl bes Mapor. &tcorber,
Collector, Ifefor, S1abmeifer, @tabt.
Sngenieur, Stabt : Mnpalt. @ta6t.
Wtarf9aa, Nubitor, eiueu Mlberman fur
ibre refpettibe Warb uno bier &loer.
mdnner at Large obHimmen.s
Sur gei@einigung bierppn aei9ne iG
nlelnen ytaraea unb lafe Dos 9iegeI ber
Stabt beifigen ON 10. Sanulr 1891.
BrDan Gallagher,
Mtteflrt: Mapor.
9. g. @Iaubon. 5tabts@lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
9lQerlet.

Wor9en Na9mittag I'm balb 8
ubr bdlt Der betannte Grribenter Or.
Oott tpieber cine feiuer 10 f@neQ beIiebt
getuort fnen 8Ortrdge In &ii@es Operu.
haus.
= Sic rgommeteial @r@ange" be-
ginnt nit ber SammIung BON @elbern,
I'M fur Can Nntonio &etlaine MAIDEN
gu f6nnen. in tuel1er Weile lebteres
gei9eben fol-. 1T nod ni6t oussema@t.
-unb bic Gair afOciation tuirb ben
@eriu6 MAIDEN, ibre $65. 900 In Bombs
unter3ubringen.
- 6eute Nbsnb finbet i'm gaHno Der
sroBe BAL Der 9ermannsibbne ftatt.
= Die S9lei6er 2oge Der 2nisbts
Of Donor bat bic foIsenbsu Beamten
erudbIt: g.. u. &eimomn, Dictator; s..
Seilig, 8ice.S Dictator; U. o. S@ilb,
gHitsnt.O Dictator; 5. %. S6upirtb,
prOtatolirenbsrs Secretdr; So. S@d,
fer, Ginan3 8 Stereidr; g. Senuu,
S9abmeifer; &. S@err, 6abrer;
gbas. 69miOt, iunere @ade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
Ser erite ed,ritt.

gteaet4t 1T Ssr san5es Gpiiem auser Srbnuns, @te
tknnsn nttt Ellen, nt&t i&lafen, nt9t benfen fnr,,
fraSen fn %erftount, mas Sbnen eisentli9 feble. Ste
iclten cine {ol&e Maruuns MID unbea6tet lahen. Das
u Der erite S4rttt 80 ausemeiner Nerpenz 3errittung.
electric : BttterS perbe Gie Mnes fiuben, mas CUR Serz
esnuns bes nathrlt&en 3uftdnbeS Shrer Nerpen nDtbts
tf.. neberraiHenbe @efuItute fcISen benz @ebrau@e
bes, bt s8erbauuus ppIsiebt fh- rieber In ~sereselter
Beife nnb 2eber unb gteren nebmen tire Tbdttsfett
Dteber mite frdher ouf. Man perfu9e etne Nta59e.
Prets so Gents bet y. Dreib, TbDmpipn & So. unb
alien anbereu Gpptbetern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10

Sm Gdue Ron &rontbeft ODER
nnslid senabren mir ifets
ldnsere Seit. Mit 9bp9tbsteu-
Noten fau1t biss ridt sei9ebeu.
Bir byauGen unfsre &oter
nnb etdlerbei!ep nidt an Ban.
tiers ober GsleserIciber su
trapsfsrifen, um rit Dem @elD
infer @efddft meitcr5ufIbreu.
@ir brau9tn niht tobe
Yreiie gu bere5nen fit Sn.
ffrnmente, pelde mir onf Set
bertanfen, nm bic 8inien 0n
8orfdiNe beraas3ui9loeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10

BedbrS Fnb.
lnias asktaga Eno ale Dajsa@snz Ds5s saHtameats bon ns fauaen1
Mot s,sRrn nl nastn a tSnasa mir. ssfFssra by. Ubgi@ dskdbsa Iaasf q or Spite aar !.
H DMs aq SMt aa us 9mIaas Ss Gone, bsoment srbSbt nabsn bal Fs ale anDerea abu.
trenen. Dies TT Die Anfdt aMr nnpareuf6en uS bmpdenen arMtr.
~. gE rS stsatsa emtsa fir asbet ssin9as & Sons, anabs. etidsdns & Cons, gm.
tbul9et uni 3 y gale 4 30 Ranos, unb 1airn 4 Samiu, mb Rimbau. Orqfn.
.nM sI .R gas sa sEl 81 Soran bon ofq!a BE ipgfsa fr ms nastnhat perDm. 9k cine Der.
SEnere nrb Die OnaMGten laheu nbs gu nin9ea Ibra.
gu tmgwn tut YboktaIs nh GaaISaabe ole Sorkn bon mnEfan{dea SaFrnmenhn,
eeaIoa aRaFta glatsrn, saaSen, ga@ern fit ane snhnmsac
Infer Soratb tn Noeu 1T br sr06h tn @iben.
Br fenben af MppIdahnn 3atahe ub YisiRen ron Nianos. Groeu, NudfoEfheu
Snnramenten, Mufiahen, NDen as. aus nao beantpoten prompt ole brea9en MnEaoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
lion Denig g, bafhr aber Urn 10 befz
ere @efebe ma9ti

saT 5onntaa Na6mittag baIb 8
nbr In Hii@e's Opernbaus T~reibenter,
8ortrag bes 81. Nort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10

= Nls poftmeiFer in Grab MppIe,
@ilespie @ountp, 1T u. Matbis CT.
rannt tpDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10

Mtr oertdufen YtanoS un6
Srseln 70 nieOris sesen baar
oeer auf 10 lei6te 3abluneen
BIN nie irsenb elm Gau8 TN
Norben oher Siben.
Sir ipoqen feline Notsn deer
SiDerheit, tpenn tDir @iauos
ober Srselu perfaufen. Sir
referbiren unS bas Nnre9t auf
bas S%nfrument.
Noten tonnen leidt britten
Herfonen iibertragen iperben,
h;el6e bic @int0funs berfelbea
ersDinserl.
Dies III febr pi6tis, ba bi
wertblr8 Fnb,
ilufere Referenaen finA nITe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-10
gteQeaefuG.

Gin nbrma6er nit boufdnbigem
WertSeug fu6t Stsuuug. Na@aufra.
gen in Der Office Der nGreisn YreEe."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24
EMMA ABBOTT.

Tie review of Emma Anbo.t's N-cri: upCn the c:aga 3anrot b4 undertaken 1y ore in every way jicuaa,ll.j ii. tle taslS--disquaI:fsd ro5 only y h,s Y,v erty ia the essentials # cJitiu.s.-i EHt also by ti,e As,;.s gar ,,ll;.i ,ea..ln tr. haG For the wcrlan. io Suun 2 oi.c if oor,J s.s, however, 1aaf n0 criticism "a A1.otb's care-r can be complete shat GCcs LOa sl.r1ey in the hgtii of It's beauLfui P:-i- Y aud efTnostne3s tiie hIgh Dhriatiar c.otiye that from the .beginnins t1 tfie epd iaG--ei her no5ie entadroc and srs lained :Cr ir It. Nbe pro5eCoe Cf She church. believing in tAe pracr.e,tg rigidiy the things t;uEa' hy t-.e -oGroh. she diI act trade, as Joo u.ary.bare do'e and are Golng, upon those things. nor did she appeal for the .A'-ias.ya patron Gge of tlose with whom tei syL, pG:h eg naturally fay, with whom her iot was cast for naBk yea~S ara to TAose - operation she oweG sH .,.,,ch ot lec suC- seqaent sucC-ss, Fays :ne Chicago Ne.:s.
 EmmH Abbot. WAS IL asany i5sPecGs great gsomsc grG=1 ia trnrii, ir euc:eS, d perseverance, it. psudcnce. in y.ztue. ia ckarit,-graat even in ne: ~eakr ass,.z for 3ue 0t her &rLenj t-r: rararae 1t r7ust needs rave weaknesses, ani q b. sat.e wS-3 easily to bs eoca)nej they .rera so very womanIy an. 52 vety hG-l-l- iesa.
 G'h.s nucn ws all know oF t.et; i~re rose lcc:l poverty Jo ccnsp,cuousnes-: she su5noGnted every oaetacla cast U lae way cf the poor aud a:abltiovE g.ri after a 'oEg period or self-,ispal a1d struggle she reached the poiat of suc- cess ant a.aictained that position up to tke end Of Ter life; and through it ali, the dark hours O. tUii and the still more seductive years of prosperity. she vas l4ntoucneG cf tbe breath of scandal.
 She was one of the very few women upon the American stage to whom We have been wont to point with just pride as example of feminine purity, and her memory will he revered by all who honor those things which are noblest and fairest and sweetest in womanhood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

SOME time agC sum ot noney was appropriated for the pre- ,ovati1a of ,na Casa Grande runs. HoJalfg nc. ever as yet has been dore. The Florence E0.sr- prise says the best plan towards effect ing this object has beon Gosgfsted by Judge Walker who would have the Eaiis repaired and restored Jo their urigiD!al condition '6nd coofed ID the manner tradition spea.aes cf 1t. Then he would hare the entire reservation fenced and plaDGca tc She cneracteristir productsof Arlzo2a tor a pari1, wiile museum 0f prehistoric Feilas Tsould Oc- coPy the aT:clent castle. Judge Haikor thinks 9 sutIic:ers s'.m could be pie Tidsd oy iocai resl.ierts to Go tA.s wos.E assisted Dy tba y-s!l. .ry labor O. Pm. Indians, wh1 w0nid g.4di> perform Lh9 necsssary labor under hls dirotyi0J.. Iie would also ma.ie t tic GGcinoas of aa Indian training schcol aGa Oy this eSGs- biration Of purposes create 1t an ohiec5 of irterefs .arc curiosity that would attract visitors from al quarters of the earth, anG at the saras tllae relieve -h~ government of further expanse in its care and orOtsc:it1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24
TIE LEGIsLATURE.

Monday the Sixteenth Leyiaia1are Ct Arizona meets. IL should ard doubt : less will be one of the most important sessions ia many years. At the last election beth parties went before the people on the refUrm proposition. Had the republicans been in the majority there is TO doubt but sweeping economic measures would have been adopted With clean majority in both houses, the democrats have ep opportunity to make an excellent record. We hope they
 will for party ;s always subordinate to the interests cf the commonwealth. In the present legislature there Is a large
 percentage of honest, capable lnen. Plma's delegation represents the best element 1hat Pima has. Ihero is not
 delegate from this co nty who has 10,
 the confidence Of his constituency, and
 5arrin' the politics of two of the Go'e- gates 1he CITIZEN could Lot suggest bet-
 tar mher.
 There Is a danger which b. c@ming legislature wlli have 70 0. yunltes. n tlae wide spread demana for rs5or., al eccL Lom= 1t reqUreS a pioe G;s--'saio;i- tio2 e drawn t.ie Hno oegwoe2 he u-o. less and the .neecrai aXpenoi.u~ss. t Il woUid iae 41*,,ac ;o log oh 3 sA:a.
 os El0.G0e a year. when ny so doing Jne territory vouid have to pay *.s .Al IL fees.
 l. would he bad nlaragar~e,l. U cripple the us9fuineSs oi position by at,sca- ;a2 yuorc.o g ta;rd-rase sai@r-- to: s5a. v0uid invariably mean ihira-ioso 2,ah Ef tne coz iak sessioD w9li weig,i .ge rrps aad coa5 9aL: j. viii av2i3 aDy !a-:ia
 :atioh for denoSogicai effects So !i.> ,!s- teiment ct 5ne pubic ssrY.oe; .a cr.~i ' + VA: euac: and -e2asl with gu0,c lcrs moderation 1t wiIl da;naD2 1ne r5.- epsct and oo-Gdenca or he .atira psl- pls.
 The following members constitute tAe Sixteenth Legislature.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

TG7 l.rTHsi, aas ..@.. .sa..s.4n J9 .-" atEe.i,i,..- c.Ii."-ais y,i. s'.-' '-., .U.:.- eI'J;.s q -..s-3e- F. .- .t-..-.. Ee5>-. E s55e;-a,n. s- ;-,o' aT ..-...": .:.-s. .a aa :;.-Tz'... -s .r:a -.at..l-. .r~..>. :1 seHt.lu.'"- rsas z .ner...ea ..- &row7s os -ae il5.t-. 9.sa:.s :'-=e Che f,ss .,-s sier@ -t-.. s...- ,aa.. a--! npr aa. :. s..'.a -.-..- ..- .......- ti.a ce 1l.b.. -as.-- E., .~-. i..- 4 iia;ss for getting .at .a.s -n& :..e ... yc,tnni,r 9. 'ar:C- .-- .assss .a- uaL:ie alis't iz re: "v.....- .a .as a5 t.s great cacses o..ta= -fsn.as paY7r.= success. I esise92,l ,a d. moslll@ paper a best a1Js. &e a5:sra! l..a.s ,i5 In t!ls evening .,~+ao iy Is @oiaatine5 laid peicrs the ,e: io. oilI .;. ;t.irV, minutes safter the D. prfe, Thess fscts gre worth cons; doIH;ioa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24
e.ovsRnoF. To2zrg Ii. Tssoias.

Gov. Irwin Is u9'c n Arizona aud l.
 ihe time tbs iosue of the GITE4EN
 reaches it's readers wiil be in tho capitol.
 The CITIZEN ex5aads cordial v,.oor.e
 to the Lew magistrate. Ro has come in
 to new country; to make new aitilia-
 tiora and lew friends. As republican
 executive he finds both branches of the
 legislature in oppoeitIon to him political
 ly, yet VIC believe. the majority of tbe
 democrats in the presnn1 session are reasonable mau who expect orly fair
 treatment and will Je cOar-ocus to q stranger. This ti=e.ia-1;, IspH' ',"'.
 Lrwio's p.ss honorao ca-o=i, ,ne. atge 8 ris7J lc eTp2c.. At,eF @.i ouc b. ez- 2cuviYe oc;Ga5 cct 8.s E-r2ur u reruc- Iral or don2. at, 5s4 or Gautjis; P1ra- iseo oo- 5aadUaUss, gut as scy sru~g x ".i the people W'e ezPy,.t tso4a aie .omistre- ton n.aay sao5 -b;nss -r as.os, " ez-
 asoF F. s.-- r,se r1re. an'isd as ;. oaa 5e aroacd 9u abe aod hsro-shls loG1oF .,a5 is eeei,saF .,a ;a-.! sod a.c ocs p5rso:.a. :<zfanG..5-nea-. ve expect .c see 5he ia-.-It .n.;E-Jfiec os p. .@--,r..y eneaGrosa5 :...d Ee.: a,l@rey e.7.n hs- eftsrar.e avo.Ja- 4; .ae e-.c,.Ge1.o
 Na.cr -i.j i>s a5 sae= .e:a... .e.. - ha.:ps ;. cag5;;s 4izn -.a -.-. a1.a.- -E3 aie a pr..oe-y joa.:a2. "et 5ns'o. 4t ne4r:y .3.l33A'o a-ssz -.t .sa4 .-.e taa. ls',e .hs e:-.a. at San E. .os- P. tie Ruw4ege s,ate. G-- o.s'..es4ion on v... )id .etoI. i4~..o. s-. ..s>,.'s.a oi in Ghe | .rcp=t.H .,....-s '., .iat,-, ,.@.s !; alEics5 -sl .ho.,-.'t- a- o.;:s a.l ''.= |, .,,.-3u. ne.:,s z.:-,7 ;ay a.. -.,es's 1. .snd n ars~: :i- 5e~,.-: eaa. * s.s,- . ana ...4-:s:4 .re r..,-a. ...,i at , {; gus: .ec 'e tte Ere1a-=s . ,e>e,.a. :. O. c':.1!e .a-ss. are ra.-a- --- ."-s : .. t:- ,5.-o..t t57s s~ -te.-. .shus .'e' ,p s'.,.r ,,-s.. .. :s o- as..l ,-. >s-. as-a r tt ss',a .c -er. $. -:..1 ,-oa ..o5 ,s ,-s ... g."
 sy- ..r '-.- -., ler-. s-. .-a.......... )..- '.os,--t' a.= s-- a-.- f... ~, ..s .se. ..-. .. 9o.-,-. -.- DTS. f a4'e.-- tas clos-. tou3-r"E -y < e+-s.es a...e- .r shan 'a- t.a-." ~5.t. 2 ,.,,l- Ia .o,f s,.-ra:D'r.s, i...sl rada.... ..zo-us2s '.a 1OHuri. --a-il.
 IL ,ae d=.e.oa4laa, of c.esy a..urai -esolsce- s:.e po;;"E 3t governmeEt hae naeh to do. and the people, as.de ircsr my paTt: affiliations arc willing to nod } the hands oI t!,e row exo,ntige an3 work together witb common purpose.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

 -i 0NEz ila.o it G. t.se a-t1os.l. 0f tEch- Schcfield ,hab iha ai:i1t:oDgis.:c Ci EC D LoweIi7 T. .lt he seco@ejdea U-o.i che oiti- zans otTEcscn nave had ;. i,is, :tinie q" Show good ;nC su:6cienr -sae.>na r ;. the sane stodii 70. he coa4. Eb.. % not a di22ic;,it meter. ra-t 3e..eii e. has beeu se5 forth iB 5i.e CI1l....v is ore oi the mos. impo. .o=ib points :o ii ie- partnent f-or, vliich = ;arry on aa h dian cau2aiga. Iae troops fro.n Nors Loseii arc ln 6 position | Intercept 5! rad and :has sauasn 2a outbreak ,G it's incipiencv. Those gno have 70 de-I most wiIh the Indians ot tf.is terrilors, and are fa-lilia- Gjeh the;r cuu ninc and mI-der5Cs instincts are noa slow in stating t!at She pest at For, Lowell is onc of tue best situated in tue west. We think GeD. Scioiield eau be shown these reasons aud ghPt the tJOops sent to Fort Ningate as military ne cessi.y vii either bs ret tIrnsd or :hei:- places filed, 8t Fort Lowell.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

TCcsov has not alone mining to feed her arteries of trace. She has Lac most magn n:Iceat "bacl1 country" the sun ever shown upon. When the thousands of ceres of fertile lands which are tribu- utars to this city shall have been re- claimed by means of water the wealth cf t. $ section will be marvellous. We have a multiple of resources and they should ali be deveioped.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

DURING ULe coming session of the legislature the ClnztN wifi have q thorough digest of ;1e proceedings .Jba same afternoon ot tho session , This will give the proceedings to our readers in this section from twelve to eighteen horr's before G>r other pub lication,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

RepresentatlveJraTeaor n Congress the other day replied to the taunts taas :he rlpuiIljcans Nere rcrsecUting the South by the following tra'hiui remarks.
 i4,. south has accused tho repuhli- ci.u- Ui continuing Jne seclIGnHl feelings aIu nf 2oIs5-utipg the zen WLo nad srsved IT 1he CoIfederate army But the < ngcr&;s 't.,. i'sAen sncrS 1Ui5y in .4ss.s matters. ..sg -.ai,,u t,.5 is.ie-: -. eject val volgG toward he election of dem0crG,i, ,1es dents tat taa < Ei.os:G 5lo p5: ,y i.sve. p-9p..-=. "a tr5.e 2 pTesiC at}. or -ie. presidential carJl1ats f:;m lhas sec .1n a fT:j. t Iir.uaily ,,5Cic. -a ..f,.t..1 ..s--tile;- .r..,. should ever % ID lhe 1Jesiri--tS' rics;ft. Certainty, then 70 ext a;5l5Iate c0aId er3r u9p- foF ery: h:a, n ttay old 0tgGniZa5:;- Gf .-1ersru anG Jack scr. '" AF C3t H4.s B. .s;l".: 1n ., l;.a 7s-~, .-'-.2 .T 8. . -.t .-.e -l.aE tEs,t 5h1 tc. te-eTatc@ cloE;l eve the democrats $. -s ,hli 2. ,.li F--..ga notc tu., II IetI~.l- Sac -r -.. E-ap.-.-g si- i1Glvic'i,s;. s.-a..ce..-" ..-f,saan ErCs~Ei= soiIc.l ;-.;s rH.--:
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 some D. t,sa ;ja"lsar-.'2l -a' .re>.- a.,s,. tried to catart "Y -=-.tg ..;. .,s- -. pGbicaas rao nJ' ,0;niaa-sd A~.cv oT tred D'..slsss tiE pres,. '9nt. th@r aege evi 'ent!y opli..ous -t tEe faa5 'aa, .i:a tine support C. a" -",--aE .a-n aFuro. be aos3i'teiy asscrt-i r gj.e the Ie- y11Jiiaa47 s,4E.- -'.@ 73 .aa tisf:-era. c1.age
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

TIE CITIZEN IS the only paper between Galveston, Texas and Los Angeles, Cali fornia which gete out two editions daily to accommodate its enormous circula- 'tion. Hence if you don't read the CIrl- zen you don't have two editions. Sabe Ed: Sabemos; ToGos Sgbe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

THE present legislature might disSin- guish itself by introducing and passing a ell maG'pe lliHiin. s..Tste for the print ing of puoiic matter IT. the counties. It is 3 cung7n pIac1ioe iu many parts of :he terri6ory for Supervisors tu esta 5lish taai5 repUtation as Teformeys at t;,e ex- reu-o If tte tire prl. ters
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

Gov. PECK, of Wisconsin, says he will give "eight quarts of justice to every resident" HIe may be in earnest bnt we question ii {. man Wne was elected on an aDti-free school platform will know 3 Q qu9rt from pint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

THE less "Commander" Reiter says about the Burrundia affair the better will he be of. 4 mar and an officer who will permit his sluP to be turned into a slaughter house. fns that too when @ refugee has sougAL--4eaprotec- ton of the stars and stripes has br. one defense-lmbec4llty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

THOSE republican s-ra-c-s who assist ed in side tracking the sE.-ction bill were guilty Cf corteaptible cowardice. Men who attempt 5o carry water ca iNo shoulders generally spill the water and find themselves in the turyen. II never pays to dcdse She issue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

L., speaking Of Jhe Worlds Fair eX- hioit the 61lletIon says: IL is fair ro say that Sout, .,r2 ArizonG will not be eA- celled by a,.y si =te O. 5ur"igory ln her beautiful display O; copper, gold and manganese oree.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

(. II. FUNSTON has retired from the Mojave Miner anG Messrs. Bllton and Smith succeed Yo lhs editorial tripod. The Miner has been a good paper ar l ne doubt wall sustain its reputa; On.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24
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HEvBY M. ScANlEY ID his lectures never uses the wosd "aigeer" O. negro cut, biacAin6n. 1t ie not CT esmnon occurrence te atrik8a eaHegau Jian that isn't black.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

CE>. ecgogI2ba VII soon be in re- ceipt cf goa go5 substantial rea sons ,. ft. t.c,,ej,a3,cd.a .IoC be abandon ea- I.n Miles 5E,o.npetape .o pass up- on tre trptatu!nees of tF.e vsasonF. He css haer er tha :rouni.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

THE natural location Of Tucson will keep her what she LOW is-the metropo- Is of the southwest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

AN exchange says Jay Gould is one of the most successful stock raisers of modern times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24
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AMELlE "ivEs IS recovering from re- lapse caused by the publication of novel :.noxn as tie Quick o. the Dead
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

FEE man rhc don't york ff.fs srs own .owG ail't in 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

FRUIT IS ore Of the great mediums of wealth for this section. Get the ball