davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
NOtice-Desert Land Entr.
UNITED STATES LAND 0Frr TUCSON. ARIygNA Invl - r.a

AAA0N4sH dh AlhNNAf J.aLt -#. Complaint having been entered st ,fg A. by John lyons against Morris R Lngf g, \ ure 10 comply with law us Co Dtspr, IsrEE E1- No. l,09s. dated feptembeT D, l,.- rr Fl whole of section 2l. township south 9,gI west, in Msricop' county. rzUns. win l7, to the cancellation Of said pntry eI1's- alleging that said MorrIs R. L.rg fg h s @ comply with the provisions Oi ,teuf that since the date of his filings he has srfp| veyed water thereon nor cultivated .t5 n, of land or any part thereof and ihep tyy evidence Of any attempt having been man irrigate or cultivate said tract of land
 The contestant having filed hi, aF iEri. 1. this office, June 22, lSg2, setting iOrt tsn that after due diligence he could uo. t,u personal seryice and that he leheyes AEa cOntestee is no longer a Tesleutoi hss ritory and asks that service may te had -Tr, lication in the PhWniN REFUBICAN, 8 Iug published in PhUuix, Arizona.
 - The same is hereby granted and i-g 1 parties are hereby summoned t0 apqalE-l office on the eth day Uf August l.-t ca o'clock a. m., 10 respond and furnish ts'iir- concerning said alleged failure. Hsafl s fore Register and Receiver at the IurU .E Office, August l3, ls92, Ht Co o'clock o. n.
 CHAs. R. DRAEL
 Re,GW
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

THE OPPOSITION of the Democratic Gqset!e to the band music in Phoenix seems to be catching among Democrats. A Tammany man has entered complaint against the chimes of Grace Church, New York, as "a nuisance" He wants to sleep all day on Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
NOtice-Desert Land Entry
UNITED STATES LAND OPTIC, TUCSON. ARIZONA, June -A, IN-


 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June @' ". Complaint having been entered at ilss ..' .-' by W m. c. Suits against Chas, ksul lIr r..- l ure to comply with law as Co Desert Ltio lt. Ll5 No. i,l73, dated January 25, lSss, upon me N. nf section %, township south, range Ns,'t ,t. Maricopa county, Arizona, with vle' @ ..i., cancellation of said entry, contestant ",t..- that said Chas. P. Kauf has failed to gl.t with the provisions of the law since ihe ny, his filings, in that he has not conNeytG a,, upon nor cultivated said tract oi land aIu t t..r are no evidence of any attempt haNIs .,I made either to irrigate or cultivate sa.u "''' land. .H The contestant having filed his afla'vt s' ts this office, June 22, 1892. setting iorin At'u,g that after due diligence he could hol V, G, personal service and that he believes l', t.-- contestee is no longer a resident o, ulit,ryi, tory and asks that service may be hsu !,..n,, rcation in the PhpniN REPUBLICAN t f' published at PhWuix, Arizona ,h,sV The same is hereby granted ana u s,tls parties are hereby summoned Co aPplSI' ege, office on the sth day of August, lS2, ai Wv' ,5r. a. m, to respond and furnish tesuH.vLn &,tg ceruing said alleged failure. FearuL f,rl Register and Receiver Rt the Iueso"
 CHAS. R. DRAhl,
 Receirc
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Notice-Desert Land Entry
UNITED STATES LAND 0FrL . TUCSON. ARIZONA, June -i l".I

UNITED STATES LAND yfflA
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June -5 l".
 Complaint having been enterCd 90 ,trtt by Arthur A. Good against JCmts | AAaH for failure 10 comply with law ssul51 Land Enlry No. l.234, dated March lh l2h lG the whole of section P, township 8 ,Ol'I rltI G west, in MGriC0pa county. Ar zoIs, E-l 4 view tO the cancellation of ss d euty. '-a ant alleging that said James I MchsiyG R failed to comply wi h the provisions oi thtN since the date of his filing, in that be lS % conveyed upon or attempted Co SO loare "t for the purpose of irrgatlnE and cI.lIt.A said tract, and there are at present 20 HI-GE that any such attempt has ever been rtle
 The contestant having filed his oi.a'a4 this office, June 22. 1872, setting forth Ee 70 that after due diligence he could n1 o.A personal service and that he teheye, nay contestee is no longer residCntoi lhe 'ei.a. and asks that service may he had ly Illa tion in the PEHniN REPUBLICAN, a qsl.i " lished m Phoenix, Arizona The same is hereby granted and 'is ". parties are hereby summoned Go appear u " office on the gth day of August l>-, :. o'clock n. m., to respond and furnish ie,l-.,3 concerning said alleged failure. hecals ' fore Register and Receiver at the luc'oi AN Office, August l6, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m,.r
 CHAS K. DRAAL
 Receive
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

ONLY FEW months ago the town of Hyattsville, Md, adopted the single tax system in raising town funds and al- ready the people are resisting the eol- lection of taxes. Theories that read well often come to grief in practice.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

IoN REEDS renomination by accla- nation made the temperature in the Democratic Congress higher than the hot weather. The Democrats see more "czar" rule in the future.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

Total number of delegates ......... =. 1O9 The Chairman of the Territorial Republican Central Committee desires full attendance at onr Territorial Convention, and requests that all proxies to the Convention be held by mem bers of the Con sentiOn from the same county they have been selected to represent
 ". c. ASHFORD, Chairman Territorial Republican Cen. Com. By GEO, E BROWN Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry N0. .Gg
 LANd OFFICE AT Tl-p.uy t,-

July lLl.. Notice is hereby given ghat tba -r.. named settler has filed notice of hi. i-,..s to make final proof in support of hi, e,- k that said proof will be made beior. T.-- Of the District court at Tucson. Ariz a- i-- 22, lSy2, viz: James E. Mashh1rn. of y..- Ariz for the E. l SC. It, see, 35, iwp. Ir-,- lots ] and 2, see. Z, twp. 6, r.l e., s{rs,, much as may he embraced in tie Pmau5t' icOpa Indian reservation
 He names the following wi'nese, 5 ,-. his continuous residence Upon and trIir,- of said land. viz: Noah < Rr0sduty s., MArmonier, Ransom M Vial and Io.st !. beye, all of PhWniX, Ariz
 HERBERT BROWN. Eeg,.-
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Tho NOuschonI flea

It makes the weary reader long for the water and the shady houseboat, with all its outdoor and home pleasures com bined, to follow Mir. C. l.. Norton's de-
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Republican Territorial Convention.
RooNs OF THE TERRITORIAL , REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, / nREsnnrr. l riZ AmunsL ,. lsll

A convention of the Republican party of Arizona will be held at the city of Prescott, on Thursday, the ssh day of Sept, 1892, for the purpose of selecting S candidate of tho party for Delegate tO Congress, and also one Council mau-at- Large.
 The basis Of representation will be one dele gate from each county, and one delegate for each fifty votes and one for each fraction ot fifty over twenty five votes east for Geo. w.. Cheyney for delegate 10 Congress ut the November election m 1890.
 The representation Of the several counties will therefore bs as follows.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

LOOK OUT for new summer resort oi "unequsled salubrity," etc. The Great Dismal Swamp has been sold for $lO 900 to Thomas R. Ballentine.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Never slump down.

It looks now as though it might be possible for home rule to succeed in Ireland In spite of the Irish.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

Both by its numerical and moral force the Christian Endeayor national meet ing made more impression on New York city than any other convention has done n recent years.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

TIE WIND LAST evening was a blessing in disguise. It reduced the tempera- ture of the atmosphere and it is de- lightiulIy cool this morning.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
AGENClES.
The Arizona Republican League

HEADQUARTERS IN COT TON BLOCK,
 PHOENIX. ARlz,
 OFFICERS;
 BEN HENEY, President, .......-... Pima County ]. B. WOODWARD, Secretary Q. Maucopa County A. l.. GROW, Treasurer, ........, .CochiSe county VIM A HANCOCK. lst. Vice President. .MarcopG c, M FUNSTON, 2ud. Vice President, CocOnino
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: J. D. MONIHON, Chairman MaricOpa County F. NJ ZUCH,.................. Apache County GEO W. CueYNEY, ,............. COchse County I O. SNyAGE. ...,,...,....... .COcOninO County W ] BLAKELY,............... MOhave County VIM Roy .............. Pima County F. A. TRIrLE,.................... lavapai County ABE FRANK ...... ...................I Yuma County
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The TNlCE-a-H EEK St. Louis Republic VIII oe mailed ea"h TCesdny and Friday from aoW ual. \ remprra1. 1892, for ONLY FOR " 'hNTS. It isa great semi -weekiy nener
 sud Will bG indispensable during the Campaign. Au e&tia copy will be sent free to November 3,' 70 the sender c! each club of i've with Two Dollars. send for q package of sample copies snd raise club. Address TIE REPUBLIC, Sr.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Printing.

rINHE REPUBLICAN HAS THE BEST JOB Il Printing office in the territory Good work at reasonable 0 prices our motto.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
RATss OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN. THE REPUBLICAN will not bo responsible for any bills unless contracted on written order of the management.
 r. J. WoLFLEy. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

 Syrup"

G. Gloger, Druggist, Watertown, Wis. This is the opinion of man who keeps a drug store, sells all medicines, comes in direct contact with the patients and their families, and knows better than anyone else how remedies sell, and what true merit they have. He hears of ali the failures and successes, and can therefore judge: "I know of no medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat, or Hoarseness that had done such ef-
 fective work in my Coughs, family as Boschee's orarhro.+ German Syrup. Last
 winter lady called Hoarseness, at my store, who was
 suffering from very severe cold. She could hardly talk, and l told her about German Syrup and that a few doses would give re- lief; but she had no confidence in patent medicines. l told her to take a bottle, and if the results were not satisfactory would make no charge for it. A few days after she called and paid for it, saying that she would never be without it in future as few doses had given her relief" 0
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

THR SANTA FE is constructing a s5O,- 900 depot in Los Angeles. It will be built oi Arizona sandstone.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Notice for Publica,i..
Homestead EntrvY,

LAND OFFICE ArTr,. NOTICE is hereby .r,., Juyl''ssS N named settler has filed 6'a. , Ihe ]. tention to make final proof i' aae.a : claim, and that said proof wiii', Mpg- s the clerk of the U s, Dislrict 'c, c, ot ls.,
 Ariz., on August l5, Isg5 r1Hu E'I Hughes, for the SC see. 5 tr tr". k5.I names the following witues.s,,r " ., Agtit, tinuous residence upon and cri., Fout land, viz: Cornelius C. Hu1,a- tlr s McEwen. Jeremiah Sullivan sss's ll,,l' ClaberOt, all Of Phgnix. Arl A"4 La,
 HERBERT RROwy Y
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
MaelliD ist

M KINNEY. MACHiNIsT, PLUMBING, GAS M, and steam fittings nf an kinds. Machi- nery, pumps aud wind mills repaired promptly Centre street opposite GOidmau's Liquor store.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

Entered at the postofice Rt PhWniN, ArizOuG, I, as mail matter of the second class,
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
Bakery.

L'kENCH BAKERY AND GROCERY-FRESH C bread cake and pies every day, on Mon roe street NERTEL X BILL, Props.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05

In Justice Court, Phoenix Precinct '' of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona C, J. DYER, Plaintiff,
Arizona republican., 1892-08-05
J. A. JOHNSON, Contractor and Builder. Room 8. Gilson Block.
I@CsEaI.
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict Of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Maricopa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
LOYALTY TO VERMONT.

Little can be accomplished by an
traitors in camp to act the spy, and to
demoralize by adverse criticism. 1t
needs a rank and file bound together
by a common bond of loving allegiance
to their cause and leaders to command
victory. Public sentiment lies back
of public affairs to deter mine events
for good or evil according to whether
a loyal or disloyal sentiment prevails.
In that community and State where
every citizen believes in his home and
is ready always to say a good word
for it, and, if need be, fight for it,
prosperity and peace will abide and
bless all who dwell there. But whin-
ing, complaining, depreciating of ev-
erything breeds discontentand invites
disaster Vermont needs more of
loyalty less Of disloyalty among her
citizens. The sons and daughters Of
Vermont have gone west to follow the
surplus capital Of the pater familias
who has made it impossible for young
people to start in life by his failure to
foster home Industries. A reaction
has set in. Some of the faithless
burned their fingers badly in western
investments and are beginning to look
about them for business enterprises.
The sons and daughters of Vermont
are returning to build homes and in
vest capital on their native hills.
Young people are finding employment
in factories and other lines Of work.
But these are only beginnings. Let
everybody race to the front and come
onward in solid column for victory in
favor Of VeImont-ou loving but neg
lected mother. r.-AdCCcGte
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
NOT "DECLTNING.n

Isn't it about time to cease croak-
ing about the ttdecline'' and "decay''
of the maritime interests of New Eng
land? Statistics demonstrate that
these interests are neither declining
nor decaying. Nine hundred and
forty-four vessels aggregating 218,O00
tons, were built on the Atlantic sea-
board of the United States last year,
and allowing for losses by wrecks and
sales to foreigners, the American mer
chant marine showed an increase of
100000 tons, of which 60,COO tons was
If our croakers would cut out these
fgur and paste them in their hats
ii might serve as a wholesome check
upon their lamentations. The ship
yards of New England and Of Massa-
chusetts have had their share in the
reasonable prosperity which the year
has witnessed, as a glance at the list
of new tonnage documented in this
district, which, in accordance with
our time -honored custom, we present
most incredulous. Some Of the yes
sells constructed at East Boston have
been of very large dimensions. AS
long as there are passengers and mer-
chandise to be transported along the
trackless highways of the ocean, ship
owners will have to come to New Eng
land for the most reliable and success
full ships and the hardest and most
enterprising seamen. The magnitude
of our maritime interests in point of
capital invested and number@of men
employed is poorly appreciated by
persons who have never been brought
into close contact with this great in
dustry. There are scores of New Eng
land towns and villages where the
ship news column is the first part of
the daily paper which is read by hun
dreds of people, who have friends and
relatives afoat upon the sea, or the
savings of a frugal lifetime invested
in vessel property Exchange.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
RECIPROCITY WITH THE WEST
INDIES.
INDIES.

1t was known some time since that
Great Britain, whereby, in considera-
ton Of the admission free of duty into
our ports of sugar and molasses from
the British West Indies, many of our
products should be admitted free into
those countries, and the others at
greatly reduced rates of duty. The
full text of the agreement is now made
public. and we are able to see its ex-
act provisions.
Our imports from the British West
Indies for the last fiscal year amount
ed to S21 1896, ,48O, and our exports
thereto were valued at 81, ,764, ,957-a
balance of SO, $50, 1923 against US. The
year before the adverse balance was
also more than $4,000, coo.
Under the new arrangement all our
articles Of export are classified under
three heads. In one class the duties
re reduced 25 per cent from present
rates; in the second class there is a
reduction OF so per cent; in the third
class-which is by far the largest and
most important of the three-an du-
ties are RENTED.
There are also two separate agree
rnents, one with Jamaica and it's de-
pendencies, the other with British
Guiana, Trinidad, Tobago, Barbados,
the Leeward Islands, and the Wind
ward Islands except Grenada.
The articles to be admitted at 25
per cent reduction are salted beef.
corn, corn meal, wheat, -four, pitch
pine lumber and petroleum and it's
products. The articles on which there
is 90 per cent reduction are bacon
and hams, leather boots and shoes.
bread and biscuit, lard, cheese, oleo-
margarine, and, except for Jamaica.
mules, shocks and slaves. All other
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
THE NEW MONITOR.

Our readers will notice some chang
es in the MONITOR to-day. According
to expectation we make change of
form. increase the size and make 9th
er improvements which we hope will be
appreciated by large class OF read
ers. For a few weeks, perh APPS, until
familiar with the make up Of the paper
as it now is, some may not like the
change, but we intend to have regular
place for the matter that goes to make
UP this paper, classified and so put
that there will be no hunting and no
confusion when once understood. We
get considerable more space in this
form, and shall be able to.give large
amount of reading matter each week.
AS heretofore, we shall use a good
class of what is called "book" paper,
instead of the wood material largely
used at the present time. Our type is
new. or practically so, and with other
new apparatus we expect to do first
class press work.
The patronage of the MONITOR is un-
usually large, the size of the town and
county in which it is published con-
sidered. It's growth is still upward.
We are under kind obligations to all
our patrons and readers for favors
rendered. Our effort in the future
viii be to give them the best paper
that can be made for the money. If
any of our subscribers would like to
send the MONITOR to friends, with ref
ere eatG cor On az---zz=-'izs~s = ! 1.-l,s
manent subscribers, it viii be sent
three weeks gratis. A few who left
Mr.. Earle in the north part of the
county last year, viii drop back to the
Express again. While we never part
with subscriber without regret-not
in the matter of patronage merely
we never scold "departed" friends.
We shall send this issue, and possibly
the next, to some who go away from US,
that they may see US as we now are.
After Jan. II, all who have asked the
paper stopped, Will fail to receive it,
unless some mistake is made If there
are others who intend to stop the
MONITOR, let it be done at once. Our
club list will be in operation few
weeks longer, but we ask all clubbers
to forward their money at once. The
postmaster will send it if asked SO to
do. We hope our out of county sub
scr bers will get their money in during
month sure. Let's have the sub
scriptiOn business all closed out.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
nv CHAWCERY.
ORLEANS COUNTY COURT.
FERRITARV TERM A

ORLEANS COUNTY COURT,
FEBRUARY TERN A. y. 1897.
MARCIA E. MAGOHN,
VS..
RICHARD DAVIDSON,
Marcia +. Magoon of Barton in the County
of Orleans and State of Vermont having pre-
ferred TO this court her petetion I'm chanccv
Montreal in the Province OF Quebec, on the
29th day OF November a. ID. 1883 duly executed
10 said Marcia y MagOOn mortgage, deed on
certain land in WestmorC in the County of
Orleans, described in said moetgage deed ae
follows viz, "being forty acres off the south
end of lot number sixty eight in the first di-
vision of lots In said town of Wcstmarcf" and
further setting fourth that said mortgage was
tain promisory notes Of even date with suid
deed for the sum of fifty dollars each, payable
ono annually on the 29th day OF November each
year until all OF said notes were paid with ln-
terest annually, and also setting forth that
one, and the interest on twelve of said notes.
is now Justly due and Owcing and has not been
paid according TO the effect of the same and
that said premises are not adequate security
for said mortgage and praying that the equity
OF redemption Of the said Richard Davidson
in the premises may be forcclosed according
to law and that q short Gay might DE hECd for
said Richard Davidson, to redeem said prem
iscs. And ii appearing that said Richard
Davidson resides without this state so thct u
citation cannot be served upon him, therefore
tition and this order be published ia the or
leans County Monitor, newspaper published
at Barton, in the County OF Orleans three
weeks success tvcly, the last Of which publica-
tions shall be at least twenty days previous 90
the first day of the term TO which said pee
tition is preferred which shall be deemed
sufficient notice 10 said Richard Davidson 90
appear before said County Court of chanccry
next to be holden at Newport, within md Tor
the County of Orleans on the first Tuesday or
February A. D.1S32, and show cause If any nc
may have why the prayer OF said petition
Given under my hand at Newport this 18th
day Of December a. u. 1891.
+. w. BALDWIN, Solicitor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04
HARRLSON',S CABINET.

For some reason or other the news
papers Of the country are 10th to give
President Harrison full credit from
day to day for his acts of wisdom.
When he writes state paper it is al
most universally commended, but
even the best of his daily acts Of ad-
ministration receive little praise.
Whatever may be said of the .presi
dents personal popularity, it can
hardly be denied in candor that as the
official head of his government he
merits high favor with its citizens. He
has been honest, wise and true. He
has been dignif1ed, sagacious and far
seeing. While the members of his
cabinet have been given, as they de-
served, great praise. for efficiency in
their respective departments, how
- ..>1I has e1sc president individually
received for his good judgment and
discrimination in their selection? Very
little, if any. And what cabinet it
is! With what consummate skill and
ability has Secretary Blaine conduct
ed the affairs of the state department!
Whenever has there been such pro-
gress in the war and postal depart
ments? Seldom, indeed, if ever. What
a record for usefulness and advanced
methods has been made by Secretary
Rusk in the once despised depart
ment Of agriculture? With what abili-
ty and wisdom has the treasury de-
partment been administered by it's
two secretaries; how well the naval
department has been conducted, and
how worthily have the secretary Of
the interior and the attorney general
filed their diffiult positions! Is Presi-
dent Harrison to have no credit per-
sonally for organizing such an ex-
ceptionally efficient cabinet? Appar-
emily not from many newspapers and
politicians within his own party. What
ever may be the presidential prefer
ences for 1892, justice should be done
to the statesman who will be presi-
dent OF the United States until March
4, 1898, if not nger.-Ndshaa Tele-
graph.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04

On an application from Senator w.
d. Washburn of Minnesota, who is
one of the great flour manufacturers
Of the Northwest, Secretary Tracy has
designated the sailing ship Constella
ton to convey to Russia the large con-
iributions of flour for the aid and re-
lief of starving Russians that have
Aaeen donated for that purpose by the
millers of Minneapolis and the North
west. The population over large
area in Rus ia is suffering for want of
food, and, while the Gar and his no.
sbility are doing all they can to relieve
the distress, it is known that there is
more suffering than they can success
fully meet. 1t is a gracious act of the
Northwestern milIers to provide a
cargo of -four to feed the unfortunat
furnishing a vessel to carry the food
to Russia is in keeping with the warm
sentiment that animates every Ameri-
can toward Russia for the friendly
part she has always taken toward the
I Tnited States whenever we have been
engaged in either foreign or domestic
conflicts. We may criticise Russia's
Siberian outrages and Russia's perse
sution of the Hebrews, but her people
will not be allowed to suffer for food
while we have plenty and to spare
Eress.