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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

The democrats are working deep
game here and presumably in outside
districts, which has just come to light
Il is to the effect that Mr.. Z r. Rich
| ardson is land grant man, and that he
ought to be sacrificed on those grounds
This democratic falsehood has been es-
pecIally well circulated among the r. r.
men, in the vain hopes that it could be
worked as a still game, and not come to
light until after the voters had put it be-
yond their power to undo any injustice
against Mr. Richardson, that they
might have done him. But the scheme
has flashed in the pan, the deep laid con-
spiracy is exposed, aud the farce is rich.
Viewed from the light OF Rolin R. Rich
ardson's past fight against land grants,
there is no man in Arizona freer from
land grant than Richardson. He once
owned a contract with cne Green for an
interest in land grant. This he sold
eight years ago and his connection with
land grants then ceased. He owns his
lands as purchaser from the govern
ment or from other people and his per-
sOnal popularity in his hcme on election
day Will show his standing.
Mr.. Richardson Is a gentleman and
fair dealer from hair to boot; liberal
minded and generous to fault. A hale
elbow we'll met, ever ready to extend
be riga hand Offellowship to anyone in
trouble. Any one that is acquainted with
Richardson knows there is no distinc-
tion with him between rich and poor. 1t
is the man that draws his friendship, and
not the mans pocket. Every republi-
can should see that Richardson's name
is on their ticket with Hartt and Free
man, republicans. Don't allow any
one TO induce You to scratoc- your ticket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

i CLIMAX HIS been reached in the
Judge Walker case much sooner than
even expected. Yesterday be broke
| through the restraint that had been
placed upon him. John ID. Walker by
board OF competent physicians had
been pronounced iucurable insane. He
bad many lucid intervals but was at oil
| times liable to become violent. In
hopes OF benefiting the old gentleman
his brothers took him from the asy lum
| to their homes In southern California.
When the newness wore away he con-
ceivsd the idea OF returning to Arizona,
and as his brother Lucien wss already
here, they concluded to humor the old
gentleman and let him come. He re-
manned for while ia PinRl county ap-
parently contented and wss every rywhere
treated rs privileged character. John
Walker had been q resident of the
county for quarter OF century and
counted nearly every human being with
in il as his friend, so that when the dark
shadow Of insanity clouded his mind il
caused universal sympathy and regret.
Had he remained in Pinsl county the
troubles which now beset him would
most probably have been averted. Unfor-
tunately for the peace OF all concerned
he came TO Tucson and fell. 1t was
known OF course, that he had money
ard q bold attempt under cover OF a
philanthrcpic hand was made TO reach
it. Learned counsel was engaged TO set
aside the guardianship OF his brother
Lucien and thwarl him in his efforts to
regain possession Of the old gentleman's
person. Not satisfied with this An ef-
fort Was made to drive the brothers
from the county by the most villianous
abuse that could be hear led upon them
through the columns OF the Star. Con-
scious in their integrity they s.rove only
for their brothers good and patiently
awaited the issue which sooner or later
they knew must come. Yesterday John
Walker broke through all restraint
and demanded that he be allowed to re-
turn to his brother Lucisn. He was
brought to Tucson, but unfortunately
his condition is such as TO necessitste
his return to the asylum.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
AS an agricultural country Arizona's

AS an aRrlculIurSl country ArlZOnA
present condition is very embryotlc.
The recent government report on arid
lands showed that there was under cul-
tiyation in the territory but one-tenth of
one per cent Of its land-in other words,
acre IN 1000. Such condition is not
for long, however. The general i'm
,provements of the territory are constant,
but. neither mining nor cattle business
reached their limit, and while both are
on prosperous, stable footing, neither
can Of q possibility, make the great
strides that agriculture is making in
Arizona. Where . years ago the mes
q1ites and cactus were the sole product
Of the plains, there are thrifty young
orange orchards, irrigatiDg bitches and
growing crops. The miner and cattle
raiser have tarned farmer, and nine
tenths Of the influx OF other states are
farmers who are disgusted with poor
soil and the yiclssitudes Of uncertain
crops-the injury from frost, from drouth
or from rust, blight, insects and thou
sand other enemies to the agriculturist
OF which almost Arizona alone is exempt
where the cold and drouth are not,
and no man who comes leaves. Irrigation
is the key 10 almost hmitless profits in
agriculture in the territory, combined
with semi-tropic climate, which makes
everything growable grow here from the
wheat Of Canada to the bananas or
orangers OF the equatorial belt The
first expense Of opening farms to irriga-
tion being considerable the poor man is
often deferred from farming on tie just
plea that he cannot afford it. Capital is
needed, and evidently it is beginning to
realize that there are few better invest
mepts than the building Of reservoirs
IN any OF the numberless fertile valleys
OF the territory, feeding canals therefrom,
which in their turn supplies the valleys
for many miles with water, alone
necessary for the growing Of crops. On
these tracts settlers make their homes
and find farmers paradise, and the
capitalists gets returns on his invest
ment from his water rents. More
capital means more farmers and more
homes. As an agricultural county, Ari.
zona will ever stand pre-eminent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

No doubt TO the CITIZEN il seems i'm
possible that there should be other than
a mercenary motive in the kindness
shown Mr.Waiker by those who attempt
ed 70 protect him: but there are people
who are actuated by higher motives
than greed and avarIce Star.
We regret 10 cay that such is our be
lief in the present case. Nor are We
alone in this. The Florence Enterprise
published at the home OF John and
Lucien Walker. boldly charcterizes the
motives Of the Star as Of the most merce-
nary kind. The milk OF human kindness
that flows in the direction OF John
Walkers gold is ignobly base, We care
not from whence 1t may come. Lucien
and William Walker and their unfortun-
ate brother John, have the sympathy OF
this entire community.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

The candidates named by the republi
can convention, are each day showing
themselves more and more worthy OF
the honorable distinct conferred up
on them. Personally they are known 70
almost every elector Of the county, and
to those with whom they have not per
sonal acquaintance, their manly and
honest pedigree is an open book. Mr..
Richardson is a man OF education and re
fnement, gentlemen 10y birth and
rearing, and the personal attacks that
are being made upon him, will in 20 wise
affect his standing before hisfellow men
He has been too long identified with the
county TO allow the venom engendered
by disappointed Office seekers. TO tarnish
his brilliant escutcheon. Mr.. Hartt Las
done and Is doing more each month TO
demonstrate the possibilities OF our
soils, in the way OF irrigation, by the
means OF pumps and wells, than any
other ole man in Arizona. He has
brought into his territory and expended
on his farm, some eighteen miles south
OF Tucson, about thirty five thousand
dollars, and has one Of the finest places
IN the territory. A man who has the
strong and indomitable will to carry
on an enterprise Of this magnitude in
the face OF discouraging advice, is GER
tainly worthy and well qualified for
the duties OF constitution maker. Mr..
HartI is man OF education, and comes
Of one Of the best families OF that
grand state Of New York.
MIR. Freeman is, as We have already
shown, man of affairs. He has been
in public life for many years, has held
appointment and elective Offices, and
has never been accused OF betiaying a
trust. To Mr.. Freemanis ability
as a fnancier alone, accounts for
the success OF the different banking in
stitutions with which be has been con-
nected. He is making a quiet, gentle
manly fight in this canvass, that cannot
help but to succeed. 1t has been i'm
possible for him to leave the city during
the past week, owing to the expected
visit of the investigating committee OF
the legislature, which was to inquire
into the affairs OF the university, OF
which Mr. Freeman is chancellor This
MAS accomplished yesterday, and the
compliments paid 10 the management O!
this institution but corroborates what
We have already said of him, that be il
capable and honest. MIR. Freeman leav et
for Nogales and Harshaw, tomorrow
and will spend the remaining days be
tween this and election day, among tbs
voters of the southern portion OF The
county. 1t has been nest aptly saiC
that we have on the republican ticket
representatives OF our three principal in
dustries, Beef, Beans and Bullion. Al
hail the three BIS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

TIE people do not want too much law
in their constitution. The constitution
is merely limitation on the power of
tho Legislature to make laws, and we
have the experience Of other states, for
more than 100 years, before US to point
out how much power it is safe to trust
a legislature with in the making Of laws.
1t does not require lawyer to deter
mine these facts. All it requires is an
intelligent man OF affairs, wide awake
business man, who realizes that he must
protect the interests which he repre-
sents from the possibility of vicious
legislation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

Sure Shot is death on screw worms
It is the best friend q ranchman svsr
oad. Patented and for sale by Or. Geo.
Martin.
1t is quite the thing now TO wear
silk sashes, call and see our nobby line
in black silk, also plain and fancy silk
belts. l. ZEcKENDoRP A Co
'Jimmy's Beer" has a reputation. The
reputation is good one. Ifyou doubt
the deserving OF the reputation, step IN
the Jimmy Browns, try it, and you
nsver will again.
o. K. Restaurant, on Church plaza:
private entrance and dining room for
ladies'; good cooks and attentive walters.
Best meals in the city for % cents,
Roast turkey, chicken, pork, beef, etc.
every Sunday, with everything the mar
ket affords.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

LISBON May 11.-There was a partial
run on the banks here today. Govern
ment organs declare that the object OF
the government in authorizing the bank
OF Portugal to coin an issue of $4,000
In silver to exchange for notes for three
months was to place Lisbon and ODorto
banks, IN view of the condition of the
money market, in position to meet any
emergency Using from difficulties OF
| Banco Lascatano. IT. is believed that
this later viii effect arrangements with
| its creditors.
ST. LoCIs, Mo-. May I1.-There are
very few changes In the labor situation
Inc carpenters who have rot received 40
cents an hour for eight hours work are
still out and from present Indications
are hkeiy TO be for some time 10 come
The success Of all the other strikers will
depend to great extent upon the car
Penters. If they are victorious there ia
little doubt that all the other labor;ne,
mel VIII get what they want. Tbe
union painters of the city who are abont
equally divided, some being members of
th+ brotherhood, while others are at
tached to the journeymen painters
union have thus far met with little
success. The two branches are now
very bitter against each other. The
Journeymen cling to the bosses and can
not be induced to strike. The Arcbi-
tectural Iron workers remain out and
nos one or the bosses has as vet recoo-
nlzed the union rules. The tin and
sheet IRON cornice workers are GAINING
ground daily, six large firms have SIC.
ned The contract and agreed to the
union scale OF wages. The men are
very enthusiastic and are sanguine of
winning the fight. the marble cutters
nave carried their point with all but one
trm.
CHICAGO, May ia special disuatcb
from Washington intimates that the do
partment OF state is likely To demand
that Italy recall Pascele Corte the
!1allan consul at New Orleans for violat
ing diplomatic courtesy and generally
making himself n person nov great bv
ms utterances in connection with the
Malta affair.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 1.-THE In
te1rnatlonal convention of Y. NJ. Ca.
adjourned sine-dIe, last night.
ST. Louis May 1.-THE evidence in
the trlal OF ex State Treasurer holland
at Jefferson City, Missouri, is all in and
the arguments were commenced this
morning. The testimony of employees of
the department as well as the inyesti-
eating committee vas very Cnfayorable
TO holland. 1t is believed decision will
De given today
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE collector Of
customs at Eagle Pass, Texas, has. been
instructed by the treasury department
TO treat as lead ores the alleged silver
ores composed OF a mixture of ores or
concentrates from different mires pend
ing the review of the district court of
Texas OF the decision of the board of
general appraisers, sustaining the pro
test OF an importer against the collectors
as assessment Of duty on certain alleged
0ra.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

GIVE legislature too much power
and It will grant away everything valu-
able III the territory; every valuable
franchise will go into the hands of spec
ulating schemers. Who would profit
from legislation, that would lead 70 end
less litigation, not the banker, granger OF
cowboy. On the contrary they would
oe well-high ruined by the increased
burden of taxation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

A TELEGRAM was received in Iucson
today. from a responsible gentleman in
Nogales, stating that judge Barnes had
formed a combination with parties in
that town, by which they were 70 trade
off Frank Hereford and U 4. Rouse for
himself. Whatever the democrats do
among themselves is none of our bust
ness, but We sincerely trust that no re-
publican will be guilty of scratching his
ticket for anyone. The republican nom
inees are, one and all, good men, and nc
fair minded republican will be guilty OF
scratching his ticket for any one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. TimmOns, Postmaster of IdgYille,
Ind, writes: "Electric Bltters has one
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver troubles" JohE
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
place, says: "Find Electric BItters TO
be the best kidrey and liver medicine,
made me feel like new man." j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
tOwn, says Electric Bitters ls just the
thing for man who is run down and
don't care whether be lives or dies;
he found new strength, good appetite
aud felt just like he had new lease OF
| life. Only soc. bottle, at DR.. Martins
drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold. which settled On her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim OF consump-
tion and that no medicine could cure her
Her druggist suggested DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she bought
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She con
tinued its use and after taking ter
bottles, found herself sound and we'll
now does her own housework andis az
well as she ever was.-Free bottles oi
this Great Discovery at Geo. Martins
drug store, large bottles SOC. and SlO0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
How C M Rruco os .ba Rolooo,,

Hon. c. M. Bruce, OF the Babocomari
Cattle Company, Virginian and one of
the equarest democrats in Pima County,
said to friend few days since: Il in
tend to vote for the republican nomi-
nees TO the Constitutional Convention.
What right had small clique of Tue
son lawyers to take upon themselves the
res possibility Of representing the county
10 the exclusion Of every other INTEREST,""
What right had they indeed, do they
carry the county democracy in thelr
breeches pockets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

EVERY man who is a candidate for q
public Office is the legitimate subject FOL
public discussion; denial Of this right
is simply an attempt to suppress fret
speech. But the discussion Of the record
Of public men and candidates should bs
done in the right spirit and for the pur
pose Of ben.iting the public SERVICE
Star.
The above may be az infallible remedy
for the teething Of politicians, but il
Judge Barnes can draw inspiration OF
consolation therefrom he is more thar
welcome TO all the milk there is in tn,
cocoanCt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

HoN, M. 2. FREEMAN, r. r. Richard
son and W. a. Hartt may be sneeringly
referred to as "banker. granger and
cowboy" but they are good, well to do
citizens OF the county. Whatever means
they possess is the result of honest in
dustry and not that of sharp dealing
with the country or their neighbors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
For the Puhiic-

Col: Durr is constantly on the look
out for something to please the public
tie is Agent for the Extra Stout Porter
prt up by James Guinness, Dub
I'm. IL is one Of the finest family drinks
IN the market and retails at SI.75 per
dozen bottles or $500 per barrel. The
demand has been SO great that another
carload has seen ordered and is now on
he way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

WHEN Frank Heney made his speech
on Wednesday evening last, he invited
his opponent Judge Barnes, to divide
the evening with him. Judge Barnes
cannot afford to be less courteous and
make the same proposal to Mr.. Heney
in case he concludes to address the pub
lie in his own behalf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

THOSE men who aspire to be law max
ers should be of all others the most ex-
emplary of all citizens. They should of
all others, have the most profound re-
spect for the law, and be ever ready to
defend it.-Star.
Appropos OF Brother Heney's speech
the forinG bears down somewhat heavi-
iy on Brother Barnes. The love of these
democrats for one another is enough to
make the arid desert of Arizona weep.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

THREE democratic lawyers from Tue
son. God help the county democracy for
they are too small in the eyes Of their
Tucson brethren to deserve recognition.
The republican nominees are clean
handed. There are no ugly blotches in
their records to be..explained away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
BucRlen'S Arniea Saliva

Tne best saIve in the world for cuts
ssres, letter, chapped hands, chilblain'
cOrns, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
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Is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refused.
For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
TEE renublican candidstes are me }.

The republican candidates are men oi
courage and industry. They represent
the most vital interests Of the county
They are Of the people and will repre-
sent the people in the convention. Every
vote cast Cor them will be- vote cas-,
in behalf OF constitution that will re
present the progress and prosperity oi
our growing territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

EvIDKSTI.y the trick Was not % much
in securing the Democratic nomination
as in getting rid Of 1t. What with the
Democratic organ kicking in and demo
cratic orations kicking and Judge Barn
es is having as the parrot said, ." a
of a time, - Of time" A few more.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL
Benefit Society OF San Francisco Call

Benefit Society OF San Francisco CAL
ifornia.
Pays $40 per week in case OF sickness
Pays IS to $40 week in case OF nc
dent.
!, s75 funeral benefits.
Dies sl.gO per month.
Membership fee $500
No other expense.
Representatives, wanted in every town
and city. -.
Address:
CJ. MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY,
Room l27. Murphy Building.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

Not many physicians make great
therapeutic discoveries. For the most
part they content themselves with aj-
mlnlstering judiciOusly what is prescrib-
ed IN the books. To DIR. J. G.. Aver.
however. is due the credit OF discovering
that greatest blood purifer-Ayeris
SarSaparilIa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

WHEN politicians fall ont the people
are liable to get their eyes opened
Star.
The foregoing is evidently consola,
tory jab for the democratic standard
bearer, Judge Barnes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16
Advice TO Mothers

Mrs Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teethipg. IL
soothes the child, softe. the gums, a.
days all pains, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhea. Twenty
five cents bottle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

A VOTE cost for the representative
men OF the county means vote for
Richardson, Harit and Freeman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

The largest republican vote ever cast
in Nogales will be cast for the constitu-
tional nominees tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

The county democracy can do the vot-
ing but the little Tucson ring must hol
the Offices.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

BEEF Bullion and Beans are the true
Representatives of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

EXPLANATION at the tail end of cam.
paigH, are hard things to make.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

BULLION, beef, beans.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-18

As Senators Hill and Vance have not yet
taken their scaSs in the senate the commit
toe places intended for them were temper
arily assigned to other senators with the
understanding that they resign them in
favor Of the absent senators when they ap-
pear. Senator Hill will serve OF the com.
mittses on interstate commerce. territories,
immigration, relations with Canada, s1-
pondiiures in public departments, and
Vance will retain the committee places
which no ocoupied8in the last congress-.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-18

SHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands, issued out of the dis
triet court Of the First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
lam i Fullsr, i. N. WoodsIand "a. Piumnl,er.
co-partners in businers under the firm name and
style OF Whittier, Fuller d. Company. plaintiffs.
against George u. Pew, defendant, duly attes ted
the 10th day Of December. A.: D.. 1871, ] have
, 1gs s.; gpon al the r5ght. title q and ID integest q
Clarke county. state Of Montana, viz:
Northwest u, southeast v, of section fourteen
id4), township eleven an north, range three %
Also the southeast X southwest X, OF. section
fourteen az, township eleven 11) north, range
three 90 west,
Also the northeast Il, northwest II, and north
west a, northeast a Of section wenty-three
, s2sS, township eleven llp north range three %
Also the west thirty-oight 1887 feet OF lot num-
b be .n, three ~; IN beck 81 le II Z ~ Of the
th a,s0 81 81 Il Ut bfot tvs isst. ~ f ssts e q lq th ss Ma1iaia
addition 10 thecity Of Helena.
Also the west thirty-aieht 1881 feet Of lot num-
bsred two !(z), in block lettered w Of the
Manldin addition 10 tho city OF Helena.
Embellishments and appurtenances ttereunto be-
longing or in. aRyWise appertalning.,
Notice is hereby gwen TINT on Thursday the
slst day Of December. A. D 1891. at the hour Of u
O'clock noon, Of said day, ut the front do!pr Of
tho court-house i'll tho city Of Helenn, I will sell
Ill the right, title and interest Of the said ueorso
H. Pew in and to the said above described
property, to tho highest bidder for cash in
hnnd.
Given under my hand this the 10Th day Of De-
+ GHARLEs NJ JEFFERIs, Sheriff.
n BY RALPH &. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.