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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
THAT PLzEE.

The Pnenix H-raij ca Is att n.iOn to the adroit manIer ID winch brother Hughes, of the S;a-, stradul $ the tarIii platform adopted by ths DenacEatic convention al C-icsGo. When ih- p!al- form was i7st sd5mnit eG io the con- vention it contained the paEk. hich is nov being published by tae Star, and upon which tie fat mn of B 'zzards Bay was expectei 10 roast.
 We reiterate the oft repeated doct- rines of the Democratic party tha5 the necessity of the government Is the only justification for taxation. and wherever a tax is unnecessary. It Is unjust ii lbie; end when cugtOm house taxation is Ie- vied upon articles of aOy ether nd produced in tri; country. the difference between the cost Of iab heye aId labor abroad, when such differences exist, fully measures any possible benefits to labor, aud enormous addItlCnul Impo r. tions O, the existing tariff. fa;l with crushing force upon farmers and work ing men. and for the mere advantage Of the few whom they enrich, enact from labor a grossly unjust share of the ey- DtUete Ol tue ROkEI nul6Lks dllNf MG OO- mand such revision Cf the tar if laws as will remove their iuiquitous ineqUal- ities; Tighten the impOstiOnS and put them on cons itutional ard equitable bss S. But in making a reduction of taxes 1t IS DOt proposed to lnJure any dO- mestic icdu strIes, but rather tO promote their healthy growth. From the founda- ton of lhe government taxes collected ha haxTa lanan fha chief source Of federal revenue. Such they must continue to be. Moreover, many industries have come to rely uron Legislation for their successful coutinu ance; 70 any change in tbe law must be st every step regardful Of ths labor and capital thus involved. The process of reform must be subject ir the execution of this plan to the dictates of justice"
 Appropos of the foregoing. returned Chicago delegate Is reported 10 have said that with such plank ID the plat form both votes and money were pro missed by Chicago capitalists and manu- lecturers, but when 1t became evident that Cleveland was t1 ba nominated the sad tariff clause mad to be expuuged and the following inserted ID lieu there of
 We 'danODnce Kept biican protection Rs fraud. The labor Of the great ma j0rIty of the American people is for th benefit of the few. We declare 1t 10 be a fundamental principle of the Demo cratic party, that tha federal govern ment has no constitutions al power o i n- pose and collect tariff dut e. except for purpO;ee Of revenue only, and We de mand that tha collection ot such taxe shall be limited to the necessities of the government when honestly and econom. ical y administered.
 When this was made public by the Cleveland manipulators, said ths Ere turned delegate the promised financial assistance was with drawn and the manufacturers who had been willing to support the or. iginal tariff plank now announced theil intention Of beating the whole concern so far as it lay in their power. But withstanding that there were ''me and Brics," and general FaIrchilds, the editor of the Star is trying to gull bis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Let every enfeebled woman know iti TGere's a medicine that'll cure, and the proofs pOsitivtl
 Here's the proof-if it doesn't do you good within reasonable time,report tho fact to it's makers and get your money back without a word-but you won't do it.
 The remedy is pr. Piercs's Fsyorite PrescriptiOn-and it has proved itself the right remedy in nearly every case Of female weakness. It is not . miracle. It won't cure everything-but it has done more to build up tired, enfeebled and brOken-down women than any other medicine known.
 Where's the woman who's not ready for 1t? All that we've to do is to get the news to her. The medicine will do the rest.
 Wanted-Women. First to know 1t. Second to use it. Third to be cured by 1t. The one comes of the other.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Santa Teresa.

Mr John Began. Sr. of Gro Blanco father If John Began of Yellow Jacket m'uirg fame. arrived in the clty last we k Tuesday. He has been suffering for ths past year with paraly zad arm, together with weakness in his back, being har dlN aGlt to straightsn up after sitting down. Mr. Began came here for the purpose Cf being treatsd by Santa TeTeZa He has visited her once each day since his arrival and is improving quite noticaL ly day after day, to the extent that ne can new arise from his char without much trouble and his arm is getting quite steady-can be raised and strengthened out This is something remarkable, considering that the patient is IIte an old man. He will remain sev, rll days longer.-Advertiser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

BRADsTSEET -Immi grafton lGto tEe United States con lpuss to b' heavy Indeed, it shows an iccrease a5 c-'"i pared with the yelr immediately ore ceding. According to ths flgar '' oi the Chief of the BIrean 0! Stat si'cs of thr Treasury Department there were '5 !2ii immigrants for the month of J n' thi' year as compared Ri Ia CS.DI1 for the responding month of 1891 There were 3I3.96l inmisran for tie six months ending in Ju4e As coDp Ted with 325, iU7 for t3e ca-rasreudi1g pr- rlcd of fast year. h r. foT t-e lAe.ve months ending iu June the arrivals numbered 6l93s0 as compared with 555.496 ID ths t@ei.e n O3:hs proceed ing. Tae fl guczs are 0. arrivals at i the ports of th, Ul;t~d States from Q principal foreign countries, eXcei tie Dom nion os Canada ani Aleyi:o. The total for the tweive m .nths ending ir June is tbe iirre,t fer the decade. and was surpassed only ia the years 1881 and 1882
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Is This . Fish Storyl
OCCASIONAL

MT. c. Hallst arrived here on Monday after an extended prospect ting trip over in the grand cary yon of the Colorado yer. In getting into that country about four weeks ago, he went from here via Piaresh, and thence across the Buck skin mountains. Following an old de- serted trail down gorges. cliffs and canOns. over a country apparently never before seen by white men, to the Colordo river, in the deepest part of of the canyon al out SIX miles above Lees Ferry. Here se was surprised to find an old half-breed Indian who had evidently not seen a human being for twenty years, and the river by means of hn al1 log canoe
 While prospecting around the towering clIffs,on the east side of the river and having been attracted by what appeared to be g blanket vein. he had scaled these perpendicular wal for hundreds of feet by making nichers and c ingiDg to crags when be found himself at the mouth of of cavity 20 inches wide and five feet high proceeding straight into the cliff, the entrance of what he found to be the habitstien of ancient clf If dwellers. Lighting his candle the hardy pros pector entered the hole that had been vacant and dark for thousands of years. He passed through two rooms 1Ox1S feet where were all manner of ancient dIsbes and other curious things. In 8 third room he found & slab of pure gold
 weighing over seventeen ounces. We examined the gold and would judge it to be about one-fifteenth of a circular cake that had been run into en earthen vessel. Geo. F. Hepry, of Marysville, pronounces the gold as absolutely pure.
 After a lengthy exsminbtion of the ruins Mir. Hallet began search for the di2gins from which sn"h 8 quantity of gold could bo obtained, an1 thinks he has them located. He proceeds now to Kansas City, and will return in a short time with men and money to continue the investigation. .-Richfield Advoo ate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST6, 1892
TO CAPITALISTS

Capitalists cas ing around for suit able investment, coald not dc utter than to inspe a real estate market the rent roll of who's commercial build ings will readily prcve the high value and future destiny of city like Tucson. Tne hour O. an apparent depression IS the golden opportunity to cast your grap ping hooks and reach out for those financial rewards and constant Incomes that have made iDvss.oTs Tn al new cities indepen 1ently rich. Real estate investments aud rent receipts have rals- ed many to the sta adacd of gre al wealth Tucson offers field to day full of op- portunities for investment. The trade that is done in this city can only be realized by those who have made ciose inquiry. The trade Is a wholesale and retail one and extsnsive and profitable in its reach.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Twelve Miles of Grade,

The progress of the grading of the new Santa Fe P. S F. railroad IS watch ed with much interest, and our readers will be glad to xnow that in few days track laying will begin.
 The Phoenix people who have been up to Prescott for several days took oc- casion to inform themselves regarding what was being done, and from them 8 Herald reporter was enabled to get at actual facts.
 Ties for the new road have been ar irving at Ash Fork at the rate of loo per day since the 10th of this month and at present there are enough on hand to keep the track layers busy.
 The first ,hipment of raIls is expected to arrive Bny day now, and work men will begin laying the track by the 5th of August and 1t will be carried on rapidly. It is expected that 20 miles will be completed without interruption. It is thought that contractors wIll be- gin grading south of Prescott in a short time.
 Every one up there is feeling encoura- gsd over the way work is progressing, and there is not the least doubt but what the road will be completed through to Phoenix on time.-Her- aid.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Company D, N. c. A,

Yesterday, the 3lst. was favorable for outdoor recrs atIon and members of company D, N. c. A availed themselves of the opportunity to indulge ID target prac i:e. The target grounds are lO- cated west of the north end of Main street and the distance on which the the practical rifiamen are at present training their aims and triggers is about 200 yards. When the ann Of the IT em- bers become so accurate that they can hit the bulls eye every time without disturbing the bull, thea they will try their skil at lOrg range sharp shooting. After making a pretty fair record with the rife aUd some crack shots having left an inGelitla srar on the visage of the target. Company D repaired to the photograph gale Y on Congress street where they had their photographs t4- ken in uniform and in d group. They look very Beat in thelr uniforms and with the degree Cf interest that is bs ing manifested by this company in military tactics they are evidently cutting cut a pretty rapid pace to he position of the crack company of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

readers with dead plank in the Dealo- cratic platform.
 It IS well known that the Star is the leading Democratic paper Tn the terrl- tory and that Editor Hughes is the arbl- ter thereof. Occasionally, however, the underpinning of the party becomes decidedly shaky and some tall Demo- cratic kicking IS heard in the silent watches of the night, but the boys must take their medicine or hang them selves with the rope allowed. Possibly this may account for the publication of the plank in question. Brother Hughes l. public spirited American citizen. aud kick or no kick. he proposes to have a plank upon which the average tariff tinker eau stand. If the free traders don't like it let them kick till they tan gle in the usual rope. 1t Is. however, a sal commentary on the Democratic pl t;fcrn wheu the boss of the party in Arg ,ua does not dare publish The plank around which the greatest political battle If any time is soon to be fought.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
ARIZONA.

As a territory wish attractive features, prominently displaying ,heT selves to induce capitalists, farmers, miners and ali cla-s ,s that aId m the successful building up of all prosperous countries, there Is npEe so cOnsTic ious today as e terrI;o v commenting w.ta the first l4lter of ths lphabet-Arizona. With minerals m variety sucl as silver m its pure and native stat, gold in similar formation and quantities, with an agri- cIlturai resource productive of an abund ant harvssts of different kinds of grains, pasturdge and varieties Of lussi0us frui,G unequai:ei or surpassed n any part of America's d omain, with a cosmopolitan population hailing from every portion of the United States, he territory of Arizoaa (that should be B >ta:e) IS today displaying A sign board before the eyes of the homeseekers of the United States as the Mecca, the Canaan, the valley Of population, emi grafton and tha law abiding settler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Picnic at Fort Lowell.

Yesterday some 3 young ladies and a less number of young gentlemen made trip to old Camp Lowell some 8 miles from Tucson to secure some nice fresh air from the Santa CataInas and have good time generally. They were accompanied by new string band that has reached the city lately called the Peoples band. After enjoying them selves in the many ways of diversions SUI tab @ to the occasion and surround ings and after partaking heartily of a good supply of elegant luncheon the merry makers, the pleasure seekers, the gay pioneers turned their faces home ward toward Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
The Episcopal Church Building

This structure erected on Stone Ave, and Camp street, has reached that stage of construction where the stone work and roofing has beer completed and to the good credit of those who are promi- nent in the spirit of it's completion Il may be stated that as far as the build ing is finished up to date it has all been paid for. The intention of the commit tee havIrg its further completion is to have shortly beautiful staiasd windows aud ornamental doors placed in the building Mir Tichenor, court stsno- grapher, has been most actively em- ployed pushing this worthy enterprise to a finish and he is proving an active and prominent factor in it's successful completion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Just a7 sure as hot wra:her comes there will b. more or ss bowel com- plaint m in s vicinity. Every person, and especially families ought to have some reliab medicine at hand for in- s.ant use in case it is needed. 4 9 or 30 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is just what you ought to have and all that you would need, even for the most sev- ere and dangerous cages. It is the best, the most reliable and most successful treatment Known and plea ssnt to take. For sale by Fleiskman & O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
A Chance for Composers

stion. The Ladies' Home Journal has just made public an attractive series of lib raj prizes for the best orig nal music al composition by composers resident in the United States and Canada The prizes ca T fer a waltz, p;ano comp"si- ton, q pleasing ballad and a popular scny, an anthem and the four best hymn tunes. The cOmpetit on is open until November last next. The opportunity has an additional attractivene-s since the p'ize compost iOrs will form part of a series for which St'auss is writing an origiGai waits. and Charles GOunOd and Sir Arthur Sullivan each an original soDg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Frank Murphy Married.

O0 Monday evening, at S:30 o'clock, in the church of the advent, Prescott, Mss Ethel M. Meany will be married to Mr. F. NJ Murphy. the Right Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, D. D, Bishop of New Mexi.:o and Arizona, officiating. In- medIately after the service a reception will be tendered the young couple by Mr, and Mrs W. Bashford. The friends of the prospective bride and bridegroom are invite ed to be present at the services Tn the church, and alsr to attend the racention at the Bashford residence, Gu-lry strs et.-Prescott Cour CT.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Park Square.

Every Thursday evening it is custom ary for tn. open air loving people of the city to usually avail themselves of the opportunity to mingle in the throng walk around the park. listen to well ren- dered music and catch bountiful sup ply of fresh air. Last night at the park during the concert several visiting strang. CTS announced themselves greatly and agreeably surprised at the high order oi entertainment furnished at this open air resort. This park is miniature photo graph of what Military Plaza will be when Sabine Canyon Water Supply along with the Santa Cruz Canal Sup. ply shall have made an entrance into the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
That Social.

By an arrangement with the presi- dent of the Philharmonic oand, that splendid orgsriz a'io:, always so popu- lar with our people, vii furnish the in- sIrumental m usic for the ice CT cam socIal by the l. ;dIeS And Society of the Con gregatinnal church on Thursday even ing, August f, ID Court Plaza. There will b s, me .ocal music as well. MT. $ eNart, fhe we.l-knOwn confectioner w.li furrish Inc ice cream for the oc- ci.s'cn. P.enty of extra seats. A good time guaranteed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
TIE SHIPS OF COLU:.JS.
a Description of the Great Discoverer's
 Lis;;e Squadron.

a Description of the Great Discoverer's
 Lis;ie squadron.
 Tine approach of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America cannot fail to awaken reverence for the GenOese marlher whose intrepid daring and en- thUsiaSm chan%e:i the destiny Of man. kind
 ColumbuS was by profession sailor and his great maritime knowledge won for him the command of many ships During his numerous voyages ne formed his purpose of sailing westward to find a nearer way 10 India. It was at the little Spanish port of Palos that Columbus prepared the expedition for which Fer Ginand and isabella had supplied the means
 Of his three ships the Santa Maria. the flagship of the little squadron. was the largest. the Pinta and Nina being
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
4 Leader.

Since it's frs: introduction. Electrict Bitters has gained rapidly Tn popular favor, until now it Is clearly in the lead among pure medical tonics and altera- tives-containIDg pothing which permits Hs use as q beverage or intOxicant, it IS recognized as the best and purest medi- cine for ali ailments of Stomach Liver and Kidneys It will cure Sick Head ache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Satls faction guaranteed with each bottle or the money refunded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold by Dr. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
FARMERS AND PROTECTION.

"I congratulate you tJday that new era Of prosperity has opened for your country in the discovery of th.s new and free fuel t. which Mr. Ray burn has sl- luded. A source of great wealth has bee1 opsned to your peop'e. You have already begun to real,Ze what 1t ls to your country, though your expectations have hardly grasped what 1t will be when the city ot Kokomo and your other towns have reached the full Ge- velopment which wi follow this dis covery. You will then all realiZe-t the citizens of that prosperous place as well as the farmers throughout the couaty- the advantage of havirg home market for the p"oiucts of your far ms (Cheers) You may not notice this 90 much iu ihe appreciation of the prices of the staple products of your farms, but you will notice 1t in the expansion of the market for those more perishable products ahjch cannot reach a distant market and must be consumed near home. Is It not. then, tims for you, as thoughttul citizsns, wha' ever your previous political affiliations may have been. to cnns.d 1T the question, w hat legislation will most promote the development of the manufacturing interests of yoLr county and enlarge the home market for tbe products of your farm?" I shall not enter upon discussion of this question; i; is enough to state it, aud leave it to your own in- tellig4nt sderation" Cheers - Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, July 1S ISGS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

The following item clipped from the Ft. Madison, Iowa,) Democrat, COL tains information we'll worth remembering: MT. John Ro'h of this city, who met with an accident few days ago, sprain ing and bruising bis leg and arm quite severely. was cured by one 50 cent bot tie of Chamberlain Pain Balm.' This remedy is without an equal for sprains and bruises and should have a place in every household. For sale by Fleish man & Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
The Pearson Block.

A few years ago an cratic man who had some money and was flush started into business in Tucson. He laid the foundation of the Pearson building and completed it. He rented the Palace hotel for one month at a rental of Sl400 a month and gave it up at the end of one month. The Pearson block that lad cost great deal of mon- ey was afterwards sold for S15,OO0. The man that bought 1t is making money out of it and it is today one of the best 'ental properties in the city. This
 lock IS an imposing one and situated almost In the beart of the city. The promoter of the building designed we'll eGOugh, but DO doubt the conditions and circumstances of the times militst- sd agalnst the man who projected the structure and what was his diversity has proved fortune to others It is to- day one cf the best rental institutions ln the city. There is room fer plenty more buildings in the city and during The comIng winter there is every evil denee of an inadequate supply of resi- dences to supply the demand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Mild, gentle, soothing and healing is Dr. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy. Cures the worft cases permanently. No expert msnting. It's "Old Reliable" Twen- ty y-five years of success.
 H. Buehmsn is now taking photo graphs for the Great Bonanza picture Co. to be exhibited at ths Worlds Fair. This includes the faces of all the sweet babes ef Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
SchOnl Enndr.

In tbe issue of Ju'y 27th the CITIZEN in making note of tha school funds stat ed, Total in general school fund at present time, 55.2Z6.6S. Balance in the county general school fund S3,S38. .42,' It should have read: Balance July 1st, 1891, as 5 2266S. Balance in the county general school fund July 1st, 1892, as S3.S3S.42
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
It Pays to Req l the Papers.

especially your county paper, for often through thls medium business chances and opportunities are presented that night otherwise entirely escape your attention For instance, B. F. Johnson & Co.,, Richmond, Va, have an adyer- tisemeEt IF thus paper that will prove of especial interest and value to a large number of people hereabouta. Write to him for further particulars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
f3ood Cooking

Is one of the chief blessingsof every home. To always insure good custsrds' puddlngs, sauces, etc, use Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Concentrated Milk Directions on the label. Sold by your grocer and druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WIDslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teethIng. Ii soothes the child, softens the gums, al- lays all pain, cures wind collie, ana is the sst remedy for Diarrh0a. Twenty five cents a bottle. Sold by all drug ists sthrougbout ths world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

that it will, A,izona will leap tw n V years ahead ID that grand specIai'.y the proper development of her great n'nlug rpG aure e1s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
sThank YOu c

Is what Mrs Paisley of NewburRh, N. Y, always says to Hoods Sarsaparilla. It cured her of severe case of scrofu la and eczema, and she has reason to be grateful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured op Hoods Pills. Urequslled as din- ner pill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Hoods Sarsapsrrllla absolutly cures where other preparations fall' It poss- essas medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Palace Hotel, Meyer street. Good meals, 9 cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

~ If you are Bilious take Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
NOTICE.

OFFICE or BOARD or sUPERYIsoEs, PIMA COUNTY.