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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
GOOD ADVICE.

The San Francisco Report gives good advice when it says: If the Arizona citizens would bestir themselves and build few railways instead of waiting for statehood, statehood would come in wink. The trouble in Arizona, as it has been in California, is the "manaEa' spirit-this eternal waiting. If you ask Mexican to do something for you at once he will say, "Si, Senor; manana" Yes. sir tomorrow. It is that spirit that has kept California ba'k and is now retarding tho progress of Arizona. 1t may be that Caliiornia's glorious cli- mate fosters the growth of such q spirit, but Arizona-that IS different.
 'In Wilkins Micawber Dickens drew the perfect picture of the average Cali fornIan, ard the average Californian is the same as the average Arizonian- always waiting for something 10 "turn up." Take this question of statshood for Arizona. It has been the dream of Arizona for twenty years to be state, and pending the realization of the dream picture the people have stood still, or rather sat still. Why do they not get up and stir themselves? From Frisco, Utah, to Phoenix is only step, so to speak, Well, than, why do the Arizonians not build to connection with the Union Pacific? Why has not a road been built long ago connecting Phoenix and Prescott? Why has Tomb stone no railway Build, railways and you will find the question of statehood taking care of itself. Arizona is doing very well as territory, anyhow.
 "Oi course Arizona may say it has two railways already, but California may say the same. We have two rail wsys-4OO miles apart to all intents and purposes. Arizona's railways are far apart, too. Join them. Bring them together. California is about to have competing road. How about Arizonao California is about 10 march in the pro cession of progress. Will Arizona fall into line?
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
An Electrical Sunrise.

A Twenty-third street theater has brought out an electrical sunrise. A curved screen, part of which is made of gauge, so that the light may shine through, extends around the stage, and behind it is an elaborate system of in- candescent lamps. The controlling ap- paratus is so graduated that fifty differ ent degrees of light and shade can be produced, thus causing the sunrise to grow imperceptibly. Another use of the electric current made at the same place is in representing the explosion of a bomb
 A paper shell contains just enough powder to explode and make a flash. This is fired by electricity, while at the same moment another circuit controlled by the same key sets off gun behind the scenes, which furnishes the neces- sary nOise.-New York World.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
A itll of Fire on u Housetop.

During severe electrical storm this evening the Crescent oil refinery was struck by lightning and caught fire, but the blaze was extinguished without much damage. The house of Ferdinand kroiner was struck by ball of electric lire, which exploded with tremendous force. A fire alarm was turned in, but the electrical display burned itself out without even setting fire to the house Eyewitnesses say it was the most re- markable sight they ever witnessed. An enormous electric globe of fire lodged against the peak of the house, where it hung, burning and splitting flashes of iire until exhausted. Every inmate of the place was more or less severely shocked, the air being heavily charged. Al! watches and clocks on the premises were stopped and other electrical phe. nomena occurred. Bradford Cor. Pitts burg DisDatch
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

In Justice Court, Phoenix fre''''' of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona
 c, J. DYER, Plaintiff,
 Vs
 GRO. W. INGALLS,, Defendant .,fRc
 Action brought ih the Justice ''un fyr nix Precinct, in and for ihe c''"' copa, in the Territory Of Arizona ..,,i,s The Territory of Arizona sen1'
 Geo. W. Ingalls,: .,ryl
 You are hereby summoned ahu ,o,tli appear in an action brought oralI'' r.g1t above named plaintiff in 'he Jns.'' ..,rr Phpnix Precinct, fin and for ", "'.,,o, q MaricOpa, in the Territory "I .r r,t' answer the complaint filed ln >"'a a,trr| Court, at Phpnix, in said conn'l' ,n6f days (exclusive Of the day oi s'I' 7, .yr3 service upon you of this summons ,tf, rf this precinct; but if served "''"', '.,.s-r,jN cinct, but in the county, ten day, ",,ssrse of the county, fifteen days ID "' ,. o.T twent, days. Said complain h''"s ,nsp
 Seventy dollars ego CO., Ph'n'n ls,'. February 6. 1890, one year after .,,r O Ct erace) l promise to pay 10 the .,,icsA n.. Dyer seventy dollors for value :, 'rnil gi interest at llS per cent per mo...,l .,l, ori' { both principal and interest pay, Tya,Is Unitei states gold coin. "' ., gsa sss
 Or judgment by default w'-1 '' ' . you. ,,r5a
 Given under my n,s Jjryb' . SEAL nix, this lGtA oxy, n HrsN,
 t~N-~) 1892. W ,i p,acilh
 Justice of the Peace ai ''''
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

TIE Gazette's assumption that TmE REPUBLICAN's successful defense of the members of the Mexican band arrested by the Gosete was for political purposes, is wholly unwarranted. The Gazette should not judge TnG RE- PUBLICAN according to it's own narrow contracted standard. Most of the Mexi- can voters of the county are already Republicans and do not need to he influenced Go vote that ticket, hut TnE REPUBLICAN had no selfish or personal motives in the matter. The men ar- rested were defended by this paper be- cause they were unjustly persccutcd without any law, whatever, upon which to base the accusations. Tha, is lac sub, stance oi the whole thing in a nutshell
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Notice-peserf Land EntrE
UNITED STATES LAED VIil. VI. Y. TuCSON, ARIZONA, June -1 '

UNITED STATES LAND pIhe
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June -1 Complaint having been entered M ui u.i. by Nm. c. Suits against Chas r. hsy. g-- u0e to comply with law as to beseIl L,.., ,.. No. ,l73, dated January 25 lN,>, upon ".s .,,. Of section 29, township south, Iaatgt tlgt,rt MHricopa county, Arizona Nllh lIs- f1 cancellation of said entry, conies.lsl.. !. ' ,.-s that said Chas. P. Ksuf hos iailed I. II 55l with the provisions of the law since u5i ul'i -ti his filings, in that he has not coh'yy!.v,I,sl upon nor cultivated said tract ol iHias-s ii.,-, s are no evidence of any attempt Na,E5i- made either to irrigate or cultivate 'SD
 land. ,4.r The contestant having filed ms a'I I, q this office, June 22, 1892, setting igl. I,i 4gl that after due diligence he coglul- u'l la 4 personal service and that he belt, ,,t;. yr conte tee is no longer a resident Q, ,llyri, tory and asks that service may lt l ,lt lication in the Phoenix RErjBN''"'
 published at PhPuix, Arizona. .,s 4g q The same is hereby granted h.I ges parties are hereby summoned to HP.I6d1 office on the Sth day of August ,.e3..,5rv s a. m., tO respond and furnish Iigg,,..,rE s1 cerping said alleged failure. hgaL.Tr hSg'l..sr lei Register and Receiver st me
 Office, August l5, 1892, at 10 c'GSA S ISRtEl
 ChAS' D. Re,e.S
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Tho Argentine Exhibit.

Dr. nortolotte, Worlds fair commits sioner to the Argentine Republic, writes that the Argentine commission is now actively at worlturd th@t thcy will want 3,3OJ aqGaro meters cf space at iio c.;- position. The commission has opened an office and is sending out large qual titles of papers and circulars to the diff ferent officials throughout the country and to the newspapers. Tho mining ez- hibit, which is to be very large, will bo under tho charge of Mr. HoskolI, chief of the National Mining bureau. It is hoped, but not definitely settled, that many influential ladies Of tae country Will take measures to eecuTe Q good ex- hibit for the Woman'a department.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

HoN. iiERvEY LrNDLEY, the Repub. llcan nominee for Congress in the Los Angeles district, is one of the ablcs. men in Southern California. His nom. ination was practically unanimous and he will be elected by large majority. AS MT. Lindley's district runs clear across Southern California 10 the Ari- zona line, TuE REPUBLICAN feels per- sonal interest in Mir. Lindley's succesz, and will be glad to see him scoop" his opponent clear ont of sight.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Public Notice,
OFFICE or

THE RAILROAD COMMIssro,gs
 T0 THE PUBLIC 10 the er5 55,'' -r lg| | road Commissioner of ,Atl a. l. telligenlly comply with that ps,, ,, '-s ag A provided by law, which rp1rs,. 4sit first Monday m December thev,t.r asaI port to the governor tto be by birr lss, to the next legislative assemtl- 's'',, such facts, statements and eyrr.,. Nlga disclose the working Of the .y,,s,, ', transportation in this teri,ory sr., 1a to the general business and rro,,,..' ag citizens of the territory, and su,t F q. and recommendations in respect n, s''; to them seem appropriate" " this t,,..' Q, termined d, in addition to the ro,,,,'. "a meetings Of the board appointed ,o t1'; the secretary's office in the citvof s N the second Mondays Of Jarg,r ,'s and october of each Year, Co hold ,, @- ings at various rnilroad points tI.,.A territory, and to invite the auqrs.. of such of our citizens as may srsg' d Co attend and have information srl !, offer to the commissioner in corr.. their aforesaid duty.
 Meetings for the northern di.,-., .,. Iitory have accordingly been s-,,-,., ''l lows; At Kingmsn on the litb. \, y. the 10th, and at Flagstaff on Inc r... month Of June next
 Meetings for the southern 6.eH-,-. ranged at the next quarterly meerrr,... at Phoenix July II, ls32 C8mp,..,' N reasonable charges or unjus, dtag,r5..' freight or fares against the raIlr1t.-,- within this territory may bc prcqs,.s '''' .' complainants in person, at cuy pess,. ' board or by mail addressed 10 ,be .s,.. Phoenix.
 By order of he Board.
 II. B. LIGHTHIZER. ,..,.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
N0tice-Desert Land EBur
UNITED STATES LAND Ow. In.-.nA- A.----.--

AH r-|
 Complaint having heen entered A, t.. s by John Lyons against Morris R Lff r5 ure 10 comply with law as Co Dese-, tI- No. l,Cgs, dated September 8. N. -1r whole Of section 2l. township .1-'t Y,. west. in AaricorF county, riz0ne. vfft- Co the cancellation of said eu,-v. md alleging that said Morris R. Lack tu F, to comply with the provisions 0i Hs IUl that since the date Oi his filings be hs,ttI veyed water thereon nor cultivated s. \ Of land or any part thereof and -isy n evidence of any attempt having bt1 nlsl irrigHte or cultivate said tract Oi hld The contestant having filed bis sFiiri this office, June 22, lsg2 setting io-t u \ that after due diligence he c0udrNaa personal service and that he believe, Hrl contestee is no longer resident 0I nd ritory and asks that service may te itlEa lication in the Phoenix REPUBIay Id published in PhGniN. Arizona The same is hereby granted and 1t parties are hereby summoned 10 ap7Cra office on the 9th day of August l4 q o'clock a. m, tO respond and furnish e-l1 concerning said alleged failure Ha-a fore Register and Receiver at the Igsg q Office, August lS, 1892, 8t 10 o'clock
 CHAs. R. DRAM
 ReHg
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

known to Have been Successful. That adopted by Maryland farmer is, how ever, ingenious. Whenever they get too plentiful he equips each man on the farm with fiat board, and they all pro ceeded after dark with lanterns to the bird roost The sparrows fly toward the light, and as they come within reach the men with the boards knock them down by the score.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

TIE MuGwUMP and pro-British papers in this country are setting up great howl because Connie Gilchrist, pretty ballet and rope dancer, has married the Earl of Orkney. Whats up? A good ballet dancer is certainly as good any day in the week, and even Sundaya, as the average British earl. Unless the fellow whom Connie married has plenty of money, she certainly has the worst Of thp ha ruain
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
NOtice-Desert Land EntrE
UNITED STATES LAND 0W1 IUCsON. AEIL.NA. L-le ! '

TUCSON, ARIZONA, yEIe- VI Complaint having been eugeI1d Q, ,.la by Arthur A. Codd against Jsmt. L lAa1 for failure to comply win law t'r Ia Land kniry NO l.3l, dated March ]. '"4l the hole of section 27, township s5lila al 6 west, in Muricopa county, Aru.s ' view t0 the cHEcellst ton of ssId egty | ant alleging that said James . Ncha| failed 10 comply wi h the provision,o o! ui91 since the date of his filing, ln tlsite ,s conveyed upon or attempted tO sn no2T4 Ai for the purpose of irrg8ung and co 'll said tract, and there are Gt present Do eI!h' that any such attempt las ever ttel It., The contestant having fled tis or i'.i this office, June 22, lSg2, setting torih Et that after due diligence be C0ul1 H' personal service and that he lc.itlc h contestee is no lougers resiueuto, ilst 1. and asks that service may he bod D! l. ton in the PhGniN RETURLlJAN, @ NloF lished in PhWniX, Arizona
 The same is hereby granted Gnl E parties are hereby summoned Co apitA oflire on the 9th day of August, .'. o'clock A. m., to respond and iuTnlsn c- concerning said slleged iGlup heal- fore Register and Receiver sl the lUC'g. I Office, August l6, 1872, at 70 o'clo.S stnI,rs s Err
 RsctG
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

EX-GoyERNoR SAM. T. HousER, of Montana, the Democratic boss of that state, is the principal owner of the mines in Idaho, where the recent strikes shd riots took place. And all this is to be ascribed to the Mckinley bill and to the Republican policy of protection to American industries ard the American
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

TuE Gazette, HAVING announced that it has no use for the Mexican voters of Maricopa county, these people will prob ably take it at it's word and give both it and the party of which it is the mouth piece the cold shoulder.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

Ir IS A custom of the Carpenters union of San Francisco to build houses for one another without charging any thing for their labor. The owner sup plies the land and materials and the carpenters do the rest.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

w. T. SMITH will be the Democratic candidate for the Council. Hewill have a scrap" for the nomination, but will receive it. The Smith crowd own the brains of Maricopa county's Democracy.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Notice for Publicstiop
Homestead Entry No. l5g
 LANd OFFICE AT IUrsoy An,

Notice Is hereby given that ,Is r.. named SCI Ter has filed notice of f,-..i' to make final proof in supp0rt of hi. s.. that said proof wlli be made te'lr. .-l-.. Of the District court at Tucson. Ar.z s,i %, iSg2. viz James B WashhurB ri 3. | Ariz., for the s. se. see. 85. twp h .- lots l and 2, sec. 2, twp. I'll a sr,. much as may be embraced iu tfe Prt,,1s icspa Indian reservation
 He names the following wi-resys, s ,.. his continuous residence upon and -7-o, oi said land, viz: Noah Y srs5r.r Ia MarmonieT, kansom M. Vial and Jls.t :, beye, oil Of Phoenix, Ariz. ~
 HERBERT BEOTN. Bst.,.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

THE TUcsoN Enterprise and PhceniX REPUBLICAN are throwing the hottest kind of bot shot at the Cameroas.-No- gales Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

MORE THAN a fourth of the gold and more than third of the silver produced throughout the world in the year 1891 were mined in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

IDAHO IS THE only state whose name has never been satisfactorily accounted for.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Printing.

JNHE REPUBLICAN HAS THE BEST JOB 1 Printing office in the territory, Good work at rensonab prices our motto.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

workingman, according to the free traders, the Mugwumps and the Demo- cratic newspapers.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

Sparrow Killing Arrangement.
 Many plans have been tried to get rid 'f English sparrows, but none Sd far is
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

POPLAR TREES are being cut down in Fresno county, California, because they draw too much on the fertility of the soil
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

GRAssmoPPERs contain iormic acid worth 60 cents an ounce.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN. THE RgPUBLIcAN will not he responsible for any bills unless contracted on q written order
 T. J. woLFLEY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Notice for Publieor.
homestead Entry No lo

HhND OfflNE AT Tl-r.
 >roTrcEisbere,v ,,,. JuIyii.a4s. 1N named settler has i,.ed d'a. ,'.,ie .ie s, tsntion to make final prof t..ouee q N claim. and that said proof viIiHl slpp1rs the clerk of the U. s, Distric, '.. o. ue Hs.s ' Ariz., on August lj, lsgJ C,sItg Ft Hughes, for the SC "A. sec g ,,D. RN,N names the following wituess.,.p ,p. t, .apii, tinuOus residence upon and rri,, FqW land, viz: Cornelius C. RE,i.IIl 'alG \ NcEwen, Jeremiah Sullivan sy l.gsl' ClaberOt, all of Phoenix. Arz 9ia L,r,,
 HERBERT BROwy,
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

MANY COFFEE planters in Mexico make profit of 250 per cent. on the amount of money invested.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
S5ecOn Hand store.
Legal.
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis. trict Of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Maricoph
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Summons.

In Justice Court, Phoenix fre''''' of Maricopa, Territory of ArlzonS' c, J. DYER, Plaintiff,
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

p COOKS BARBER SHOP EAST OF P O. u. building. Work first class in every res pect Give us call
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Contractor and BuiIdder.

IAs. GRIGsBY. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD. J CT and dealer in trick. r. O. Box 2O3 rhUnix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Music.
MachIniSt.

M KINNEY, MACHlNIsT, PLUMBING, GAS M. and steam fittings of all kinds Machi- nery, pumps and wind mills repaired promptly Centre street. opposite Goldman's Liquor store
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
UndcrtuIxcr.
 IOtelE.

NNTINDsoK ROUSE - CENTER STREET; w block and one half north of Washington street. Furnished rooms single and in suite
 Mrs. A. Nj Dunning, proOrietoress.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-09-23
The Beauty Standard.

The standard of female loveliness varies
greatly in different countries and with in
dividual tastes. Some prefer the plump
apd buxom type some admire the slender
and sylph like, and some the tall and queen
ly maiden. But among all people of the
Caucasian race, one point of beauty is
always admired-=a pure, clean and spoIlesS
complexion-whether the female be of the
blonde, brunette, or hazel eyed type. This
FIRST great requisite of loneliness can be
assured only by pure state of the blood,
active liver, good appetite and digestion,
all of which are secured by the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is
guaranteed to accomplish all that is claimed
for it, or money refunded, # you would
have olesF, lovely complexion, free from
eruptions, moth patches, spots and blem-
ishes, use the "Golden Medical Discovery
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Resolutions of Respect.

Resolutions of respect to the memory
of Sarah q. Carter, wife Of w. w.
Carter of Rising Sun, Md, adopted by
the w. G.. T. land Ladies Aid Society
of Rising Sun.
WHEREAS. The Providence of God
has removed onr beloved sister and CO.
worker Sarah Il. Carter from time to
eternity from labor to reward.
Therefore Resolred; That in her death
the W. q. T. u, Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society and Ladies Aid
Society have lost faithful and DEVOTED
worker one who was always ready to
respond to the call of duty. Giving
literally of her means and working
diligently with her hands for every
good cause.
Rrsolred. That while we mourn the
loss of q sympathizing friend and helper
one who always wept with those who
Vept and rejoioed with those who re-
joiced, yet we realize that our loss is
her eternal gain.
Resolved. That we extend to her be-
reaved husband HEARTFELT sympathy
and commend him to our Heavenly
Father who doeth all things well.
ResOirsd. That these resolutions be
entered on the minutes, published in
THE MIDLAND JOURNAL, Oxford Press,
and q copy sent to the husband of the
dec eased.'
MRS. M. L. BROWN }
MRS. ]. E. BRYAN
MRS. EDWIN HAINES)
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Orphans Court.

The Orph ans Court of Cecil county
was in session on Tuesday and Wednes-
dav of last week. Present-Hon. Jas,
McCauley, chief judge and Hon. David
P. Davis, associate judge. Hon. James
NJ. Evans was prevented from attend
ance being confined at home by sick
ness.
Sundry claims against deceased
estates were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond of William T. Pugh, admins
traitor of James Pugh; bond of Ann E.
Keithley, executrix of John Keithley;
bond of Geo. d. Lofand, executor of
Stephen B. Lofiand.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
The first and final account of Francis
J. Marshall and VIM. S. Evans, exr's
of Mary Marshall; first and final
account of Thomas G. Bond, admins
traitor of John B. Lyon; first and final
account of Mary s. Arbuckle and VIM.
T. Warburton. administrators of Daniel
Arbuckle, and distribution struck on
same; first and final account of Maggie
E. England, administrators of Eliza
beth F. COwic, and distribution struck
on same; first and final account OF
Margaret Cummings, administrative OF
James +. Cummings.
Court adjourned to meet in special
session on September Goth.
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Thomas W. Rittenhouse.
Communicated.

Communicated,
This name recalls to memory one who
prior to fifteen years ago occupied an i'm
portant place auong the citizens of Rising
Sun and vicinity, and very few citizens of
this section of the country but who will
learn with deep regret and sorrow the sad
news-he is dead.
He was citizen of Rising Sun from a lad
of about five years of age until he was in his
twenty-seventh year, growing up to man.
hood along with many who walk in our
midst to-day. Before he was twenty-one
years of age and with little exper fence he
assumed the management ola large mercan-
tile business, which fell upon him on ac-
count of the death OF his father in 1871,
occurring as it did at most important
period 10 the young mans life. Having
literary turn of mind he spent most of his
spare time during the next few years in
self education and left Rising Sun in 1875,
abandoning mercantile life and entered the
law Office Of Read & Petit, Philada., for the
purpose of reading law. Before he was
admitted to the Bar, however, he drifted
into newspaper work and since he removed
TO Butte City in 1882 years ago-he
has spent much of his life in that line. He
was al different times general manager of
three of the largest mercantile firms in
Butte City, commanding very large COM
pensation. AT the time of his death he was
editor of a large daily and weekly paper at
Missoula, Montana, a short distance from
Butte City, although he has been unable to
discharge the duties of the position during
his recent illness and had returned to Butte
in the meantime. 10 the prime of life and
vIgor ofmanhood he is called off from his
work forever. AS one of our former citizens
he will be remembered as a general favorite,
liberal in his views and progressive in his
ideas, and always large enough to deprecate
a small act.
He was endowed with a mind of most
brilliant and excellent qualifications and
many will recall his bright, active and
energetic spirit. His tall form, straight
figure and manly bearing, his keen black
eye and affabe manners 10 all he met,
friends and acquaintance, will remain as
"reminiscences of the past, and those with
whom he moved and lived will draw from
the storehouse of memory many recollections
that will call forth feelings of sorrow for the
loss of him who has gone.
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County Commissioner.

The County Commissioners met on
Tuesday Iast week, full board being
present.
The proposition of the Maryland
Water Company of Cecil county to
supply the Jail with water at $25 per
annum was accepted, and the clerk in
strucred to notify the company to
make the necessary connections.
the contract for IS tons of coal for
county use was awarded to KEYS &