davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-14
IN elmer 8abncoutffion
GrIeioet Jacob Braun f9were DerIebuneen.

DIS Der Mtt9man Sqcob Braun, gto.
753 G%lDbourn 2lpenue wobnbaft, beute
Worgen fur5 Dor a6t llbr al Ser @Ge BON
8lafbapf Str. un6 6atptborne Noe. iiber
Die @eletie Der Wfilwautee & ct. Saul
8abn fubr, brauite elm 8aiia9ier3ug ba6er
uno i9Ieuoerte ben @agen bon ben
Sbienen. Braun erlttt ben 8rucb mcbrerer
Etppcn unb innere 8erlebungen. Ser
acknowledgment Der 9orabee Str. zStation
bra9tc i'm nacb ieiner @obnung, mo- bic
berbei9erltfenen 2ter3te Die 8erIebungen ais
b0cbit 9efG6rlib b%e2eichneten.
, 1894-06-14
Derbdr9nt6polIe KefelerpIoion.
5wei perfonen bIeiben fofort toot uno swei
onoere t0otItd perIe5t,
0tnneus, N2o., IA. SUM

9tnneuS, 0fo,, IA. SUM.
Ser 0ampffe1ieG elmer ie9S MeiLcn
iii0lib BON bier 9ele9enen SG9emitble lit
9eitern 9t6en6 INT ie6S erpGobirt, unb 8pet
Yerionen D%erloren ba6ur6 iofort bas 2ez
ben, pGbren6 5pet anbere tbren 8erleBunz
gen erliegen tper6en. Die gtamen Ser to6t
auf Dem 8GaBe Iteget 9ebItebenen MGnncr
finosQrOn 2ogue, tOelber bon einem StiG
beS gepIaBten &eiieLS %auscinan0er g%eriiien
pur6e, un6 Sames 2pgue, Dem Elm @lei=
cbe5 pi6erfubr. GO0tLicb Derlebt fi1tb
@iuiam &emper unb Wftte 2o9ue. Die
Grploiton !purbe burb 3u nieOri9en 8aiz
ierftan6 I'M 9ampfteiieI 6erbeigefiibrt.
, 1894-06-14
GnttanfdJte G%oxeyauer.
mouten einen 5uo ftehIen, ober Ole
Sofomotipe ent9Ietite.
8unoesmariddae fiben ihnen ouf oenSerfen.
OenDer, Sol, Il. SUM

0~enber, SOL, "A. Stunt.
Sen 500 ~Gorcpanern, tpeGcbe seitern
QbenO in SuIesburg ellie 2ofomptipe Der
Union 8actttc>8abn ita6Ien unb einen3ug
3uiammenSuiteQen periu6ten, I'M bamit
gen Often Su fabren, tpttroe 6urcb bic Gntz
9leiiung Der Gofpmottpe elm Stri9 our5
ibre &e6nung gcma9t. Damn perlu9ten
tie, ii9 beS Oitl;6 9ebeuben 8aiiagier3u9es
81 bemG6tt9en, aber berleIbe nurbe bieSs
ieits BON SuleSburg gum Steben 9ebrobt.
G5 ftno bon bier so 8unbeSmari6Gue
abgeian6t por6en, nm bic G~oreooner gu
Derboften, tpenn ie ben 8eriu3 ma9en
iOQten, iib bes 3uges ST bend6ti9en.
, 1894-06-14
Merifonifde K~rdmmItn9e.
Der 5inansmtnifer bat elm gauges ueF Ger
felben entoedt.
sc erifp. II. SUM

9a6urcb, 6aB 6er Sinan5minifter gegen
so bobe 8eomte in ieinem. Oepartement
9lnfld9en erboben bat, lit in 9tegterungss
unb @eieIi9aftsfreiien cine getpaltige9(ufz
reguns berOor9erufen tpor6en.
Die 2(nfla9en iinb crimineQer Dirt, 6a
es in OenieIben beiBt, baB Sic 8eamten abz
ft6tlt6 tpi9tige 2ltten gefdIicbt ba6en, nm
ernitlt9e 8er9ebungen 3u berbefen. 8iele
Der 8erflagten 6aben ii9 iett Sabren I'M
9tenite Der 3tegierun9 ~befunoen un6 battcn
iib nod ntemaIs ir9en6 tpelc6e Inregels
mdBi9teiten gu S3uLOen fommen Iaiien.
, 1894-06-14
uidJt 70 fdltmtn.
Der erite 8eridt iber Ole Seuers'
brunit in panama mar itarf
iibertrteben.
Der 6eiammtperIut betrdet h0ditens
$35O,OOO.


. ~ IL ~ WHF3
9te in 8esug ouf bic SeuerSbrunit in
Bonama pcr6reitetcn Itacbribten tparen
fart Ilbcttrieben. Stat Der 225 etn>
geGi6erten GebGube ~brannten nur $50
tletne unb btuige 6Guier nieber, un6 ftatt
DcS angegebenen 8erluiteS bon 81, SOC, 900,
betrd9t beriel6e nun $3.50, 900.
Ser abgebrannte 8e3irt eritreft. iib BON
benz @elbdftslOfal bet @iicnbabn bis gum
Balalt oeS @ouDerneurS uno liegt 6itlib
bon Ser 9amasItraBe.
, 1894-06-14
Auslieferun9spro5e6
Die Gntfdeioun9 Iie9t in oen P6uoen %unieres
Staatsoepartement5.
Gan 0ntpno, Ser. ID. Sunni

Die 8erbanblungen iiber ben Nusliefez
run8spro5eB bon Wtc5 HuiS, einem @nbGnz
ger @ar3as, meI6er in Mertto perlangt
miro, itno abgei6loIien, unb bic 8emeiSz
aufnabme lit an oaS Staat5bepartemcnt in
Waibington abgeianOt tpor0en. Sebt BAT
bic l1nteriu9ung beS Nu8lieferungsfalcs
bon s. @uerra, ebenfaus eiitem &eDolttios
MIR %begonnen.
, 1894-06-14
8roiiltontfde Rsbeuen
Dom Reoierunes>6 General madaoo in ole
6lu9t 9ei6Ia9en.
&to6eS anetro, II. Stunt.

@s pir6 amtIicb in QtbreOe geiteut, baB
Ser 8efeDlsbaber Set &egierungStruppen,
@cneral Mababo, neuIi6 BON Qtufitdn>
6tiden gei6lagen- porOen iet; i'm @egenz
tbeiI ptr6 bebauptet, baB Macbabo bic Q(uf@
itGnbtidsn am ufer 6es 8elotas 3eripren9t
bat unb iicb babel 6er Mlnition unb Der
@ei9lBe berieIben bemG1ti9te.
, 1894-06-14
6retfen gum OYnamit,
Das pumpRaus elmer GofeanIa9e in Die SUIT
eeipren9t.
@reensbnr9, 8a.. a. SUM-.

@reenSbnr8, Ba., II. SUM.
9as 9nmpbaus ber Q(lOertan'i3e GOfez
Qnlage BON Mc@ture & So. lit tur3 na3
Mtitternodbt nit 9pnamit in Bic 9uft gez
ipren8t moroen. Die @rploltOn mar cine
fnrcbtbar 6eftlge, unb bas @ebdube tpurbe
Doaitanbig ~8ert0rt. Die Stretfer tper6en
fir bic @ewalttbat beranttportltcb gemacbt,
nn6 es beiBt, baB bic Geriber betannt
itno.
, 1894-06-14
Otebntdrft.

$4,000 5ti6 &tnOoieb, $1,000 S9tpeine
un6 5000 S4afe btlbeten Die 3ufubr.
&tnbpteb, bette NotiOez Stiere 1900
500, MitteliOrte 4.5O@4.60, i6Le3te $50
@4.15.
Sbpeine, 6urc6etnan6er 4.80@4.85,
icbtpere 4.9005.10, Iei6te 4.8504.9O.
S6afe, bette 3,25@3.75; bette 2Gmz
mer 4.25(04.50.
, 1894-06-14
Oas italienifde Kabinet.
Die neuefen Der6noerun9en in oemfeIben.
81 0 m, IA. SUM-

IS pirb amtticb befannt gegeben, boB
St9nor SonninO bas Shabamtsz g orte9
teutue, Stgnor 8oieui 6a8 Bortefeutle OeS
Snnern un6 Si9nor 8aro88ugli, elm 6er>
porra9enber ~tOScaniicber 9(bgeorbneter an
Stele 8oient'S baS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Portefeuiue iibernommen bat.
, 1894-06-14

= @eIun66eitscommiiidr Or. 9teDnol6s
lift geitern 9lbenO nab Qtnn 9Irbor, Nfi9,
abgcreiIt, nm Der bort am IA. un0 10.
Stunt tagenoen snstten SabreS@@onpentton
Der @eiunbbeitsbeamten oes Staates
Michioat bei3u1pobnen.
, 1894-06-14
Cine Kleint9fett oerettet.
Die 8anf in &onopiep p~erIanet eiten GReiI
ihres G~i9entRums 3urid.
Mr6 m 0 + e, s. &. II. Stunt.

Die 8eamten Der ausgeraubten 8anf in
2on9ptetp boben BEN 9r0Beren Gbeil Der
Summe bon $3.50, peIcbe Srau Dalton in
ibrer Bobnung bate, ais tbr @i9entbum
toenttfi3irt. Die 2ei6e 9aItOns befinbet
itch npch bier.
, 1894-06-14
Dm. Dolter Dbelps.

Gn9Iew ., &c. s., IA, Stunt.
9err Biuiam Balter 9beIpS bat bic
gtacbt recbt i9lebt berbracbt, erfreut it9
aber bsute zines IeioIicben 8etn6ens,
, 1894-06-14
Derlobun9 oes Perso9s Don Or
leans
hit Der prin3efiin pon 5%Ionoern.
IS QriS. Ia. Sunni.

@s gebt bier 6aS @eriibt, baB Der Ser
5og bon Orleans, bes @rafen BON 8arts
@rit8cborener ft9 nit Der d~ltelten Iobter
bes @rafen bon Slanbern, 9rinseiiin Sem
riette, nerlobt babe.
, 1894-06-14
Stdottibes.
Wetterbertbt.

Optiter &Getne, 76 @ai6in9ton Ctr,
bertcbtet fir GbicagO bic foIgenben 8aroz
meter unb Gbecmometeritdnbe:
lin 8 llbr Worg. 80 @r., nm 9 ltbr 80
Or, nm 10 llbr 81 @r., um II l1br 81
@r., nm II ltbr 81 @r. 8arometeritan6
UNI 8 ubr Mfor9. 1880, IL u6r 29.45.
, 1894-06-14
g Drt1anb, Orcg., IA. SUM-.

p IlIHNU SICYr IF. ONNI.
Die Nortbern Bactfic 8abn pirb bon
6ente Nabmittag an pieber !3i9e na6 Sem
Often ob8eben Iaileu. Ser bur6 bic
ueberi6tpemmung an9eri6tete Scbaben 1T
10 tpett tpieber Gusgcbeliert porOen, 6aB
nur cine iebr geringe 8eripatung Der 3ige
etntreten miro.
, 1894-06-14
Goo oes PROT, Robinfon.
DerfeIbe ftorb eeftern 2lbeno i'm t6otifber
hospital.
8pffnn. Il. sunni

8: q. &obinfOn, 8rofeifor 6er 8biloz
top9Ie an Der G~btca9oer l1ntberfttdt, uno
trnRerer YrGit0ent Der 8rotpn uniberiitGt,
1T 9eltern @benb in Dem bieligen itG6ti7
i3sn 9ospitaGe 9eftorben.
, 1894-06-14
mtrbelmin0.
Gin Paus 3eritort uno Elm Kino tootIi9 per-
Iebt.


8Wtbrte, .. 8, "A. SUM.
@eftern bradb iiber Setpar6 Elm fIeiner
28irbeLmin6 6eretn, Ser trob6em jebo6
3temLiben S9aben anrtbtete. 9as 6aus
BON st. 9. &icbeD pur6e %8eritOrt, unO iein
5ebniGbrt8es &tnO erIitt burcb einitir5enoe
8alten tObtlt3e 8erleBungen.
, 1894-06-14
Wouen oas Bette boffen.
Die Su3er oes GowncoIectors un cine KIei=
ni9feit aus Dem meee.

"~t IL OAIt~
Die 8it6er bes GotpncOuettors Scbtptnos
Ter petIen etnen Se3lbetra8 BON $4,000 auf,
tpeIcber aber ietner Nngabe mach II ouf
irrtRImlthe G~tntragungen 3urGGmfIbz
remit.
, 1894-06-14
3pn6o1t, IA. Stunt.

Die Shines" ber0ffentGicbt cine tbr aus
&Orea 8u9egangene Dcpcfbe, peGde beiast,
baB, 9ant oes ener9ii6en 8orgebenS Der
&e9terung, Die Gebeuton berettS pte6er
unterbrIdt iet.
, 1894-06-14
Aues pieoer i'm alien 6eletie.

Don heute 1ladmittao an eehen ole 6iee
na3 Dem Often pieoer reeeInd6ie alb.
, 1894-06-14
Sultan about All;
S~dubmabre9eIn 9e9en
ietne liebwerthen Der
manoten.
europdtiden 6rofmddte be-
mtiRen iid, einem 8ir9erfrie9
in 11aroffo por5us
beu9en.
England uno 3ranfreid aber beobadten eil=
anoer nit e~iferiHbtieem 2Iuoe.
Tanqer, IL. Stunt.

q u IL y Z ~ III oSulll+
Gs lit 6abtcr Sic gfacbrtbt eingetroffen,
boB Der neue Sultan QtbouI Q3ts aue bie=
ienigen 8rit3en, nel6e ibm ais 9iebenz
bu9ler I'm Bic GegierungSQetpalt gefGbrltb
eri6einen, ibrer 8cfeblSbaberitelen in bet
Mrmee ent6oben, e~in3eIne iDgar naB BON
Ser 6auptito6t melt e%ntfernten @egen0en
nerbonnt un0 on6ere tpieber in'S @~efGn9ntB
genorfen bGtte.
GS miro auBer6em bebouptet, 6aB Bet
beritorben Sultan WtuleD 6aI1an Elm polts
tii6es Ieitament %binterlaiien Bate, in
tpelcbem bic @in1ebun9 elmer Ge8enti6aft,
bis sur 8ouiGbrigteit ietnes SO6neS Nboul
2t3i3, angeOrOnet let,
IoulDn, II. Stunt.
Die 8an3eri9iffc rMa9enta," vNOmis
bon 2(6mtral @abauo fteben6, baben Ben
8efebI erbolten, ii6 unper5iglih nacb Dem
iecbS M1etlen ipeitlicb bon Gibraltar belege7
men ipantl9en Seebafen 9lI9eciraS 81 be-
9eben, mo- tie peitere @eilungen ertparten
ioQen. 9iele @nprDnung lit int 6inbliG
auf bic Wtoglicbfeit Der 8eritdrfung Der
Observation-Disclosures te getroffen porOen.
Mobrib, IA. SUM-.
Die Correspondents" iaet, baB Bic eltz
ropGtl6en MfGcbte pereint auf bic Qufrec6tz
crDaItung Der 6iSberigen poltttl6en 3us
itGn6e in Maroffo btnarbeiteten. NucB
Stalien babe itcb babel Ben ii6ri9en @roBz
mGcbten an9ei6lolien, aber Oenielben ben
8uni9 5u erfennen 9egeben, baB ie 3tpar
nit @nti6lOiienbeit aber bo6 ou9 nit
tluger WtGBigung Dor9ehen ~lOlten.
, 1894-06-14
Oos Waiicr fdllt.
nleRrere SabrifanIo9en woIen wieoer ms
Gei4irr oeRen.

@ancouber, 8. g., II. Stunt.
Ser Sra3er lift in i9neuem Tauen be-
griffen unb eint9e 8abrtfanlagen in Stem
gSeitmtnfter iteben I'M 8e9riff, tbren 8ez
trteb tpieber ouf3unebmen.
, 1894-06-14
UeRegraphiPd,e Oepef&en.
IN Korea berrfat RuRe.
Die Rebellion pom Ger 3e9ier1ne nit wudtis
ger 5auft unteroriidt.
80 QiDtn4tOn, Il. Sun

Ser foreanii9e @eian6te bat beute aus
Seoul, Der 6auptftobt ietneS 2anoes, bic
teIegraphtibe Nabri9t erbalten, baB Die
Gebeuions beretts tpieber unterbrii6t lei
unb i'm gon8en &0ni9reicb pieber &ube
herrfhe.
, 1894-06-14

a~benbblatt ser SG, 9taatsstg. i Gent
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

barley and alfalfa are not the only crops
from which profit may be obtained in
this valley, and recently attention has
been turned to fruit and now the valley
is dotted with orchards from one end to
the other. Lemons and oranges will
not grow here, but apples, peaches,
plums, grapes, berries, etc., Will grow
no better in any climate. Fruit culture
will Certainly be profitable Industry
when the railroad is completed and
markets can be reached while the fruit
is yet IN good condition. This valley
now sends fruit 10 Clifton, Globe. Fort
Grant. Wilcox and Bisbee, b1t such
long hauls by wagon damages the fruit
and leaves but little profit. Several of
our farmers have in the past two or three
years given some attention to raising
hogs and the results so far have been
most grstifyirg. Bacon and lard always
bring good price at Clifton, Globe and
other nearby markets. This Industry
will certainly grow as hogs do we'll on
alfalfa pastures ard stock hogs may be
winttred ou hay fed from the stack.
o IT people will lind profit IN breeding
and raising fine horses and cattle and
tits will receive their attention in due |
me.
Che mining industry was never 10 a |
NOR promising condition. The great
comnapiss at Clifton are adding to their |
rlants and the camps prosperity is |
assured for twenty years. Many god
properties are being located and new
COPPER fur1 aces will be erected IN the
future. the cattle industry is BOW in
good cond ton and al average rainy |
season is summer will place it again
oD a prof able basic. All in al, Ora
ham county is fast looking up. 1t can
sbew as much prosperity today as any
county in the southwest.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12
THE INDIAN KILLING.
The Murderer Had been Drunk All
Mig hit.

Yesterday the coroner's jury IN the
matter OF the death OF Pa Pige, returned
a verdict that deceassd, Pima Indian,
aged % years, came to MS death by
gunshout wound discharged in the
hands of Louch, another Pima.
Louch had his ex animation yesterday
afternoon before Justice Johnstone
who, after l.stenisg to the testimony of
four Indians and Henry Gsrfias for the
prosecution, and to the statement of
Louch in his own defense, commi tied
him in jail, without bail, to wait the
action of the grand jury.
LJuch testified that he had qusrreled
with the dead man on the morning of
the killing, and 10 the fight he killed
him in salf-defense, the deceased having
bit him 10 the face: that tbs dead man
was big, strong man, taller than lie
wac, and that imms lately after the
shooting he left for Tempe TO give him
self up to Bill Fellows, and that he 6id
not resist Gartias when he arrested
him.
The testimony o. the prosecuting
witnesses showed that Louch had been
drunk the night before and did not
show ~ on the reservation unit 6
O'Clock that morning, when be went
to the Gomicile OF the deceased and call
ed for him to come out and on his re-
fusal to do so, be Immediately went to
MS own home. procured his Winchester,
rode up to within fifteen yards of the
home of Pa Pige, dismounted and shot
him. That Pa Pige vas slender man.
much inferior tn Louch; that Loucb
was not intending to go to Tempe, but
was on hin way to the Papagoes, and
that he offered some re .istence when
arrested Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

The prospects for removing The coun-
ty seat of Cochise county from Tomb
stone TO Benson is not so rosy-hued as
when the project fret fioa;ed to the fore.
but the question will not DE settled till
the next general election, when a vote
on the measure will be taken. Uafor-
tunstely for the movers there is a dis
position on the part of the people to
shrink from any additional taxation
which tley fear sill result if the change
is made. The disposition OF the peopie
living alo1g the line If the Southern
Pacific is In favor OF Benson AID il the
citizans of that town arc enterprising
enough to guarantee the county against
| SO the deal viii most probably be con
sumated. This viii, i. is saij, be done.
Much, however, will depend upon the
will of the citiz rs OF Bisbse. More
votes are pulled in that town than in
half the other towns in the county and
it will De absolutely necessary TO enlist
their sympathy and good will before the
time for final action Is reached.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

The G.. A. +. committee met today
and made arrangements for memorial
services on the 30th. There will be q
general invitation to all the orders to
participate in the parade and march to
the cemetary. The procession will be
headed by the First Infantry band aud
the military organizations OF the town.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson will deliver the
oration at the opera house IN the even
ing. Balance of program will be made
later and due notice to the public will
be given.
A gymnasium outfit will add to the
attractiveness of membership in COM
pany ID, Tucson militia. Last night
an outfit was ordered, To the value
of 5000, as follows: A running spring
board and mattress; a set of six-ounces
boxing gloves; four right-hapd fencing
gloves; Indian clubs, dumbbells; a chest
weights machine; parallel bar; chmb-
ing pole; horizontal bar; sGme mats.
The outfit has been ordered from
Chicago and is expected in two weeks.
A fee OF 81 month for the use of out
siders will be cbarg, d. The gymnasium
will be located in the present armory,
upper Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12
OUR FUTUREI Is BRIGHT.

There is not county in Arizona to-
day with brighter prospects for the
future than Graham. This, says the
Bulletin, is conceded by all who have
any knowledge of Arizona and have be-
come acquainted with the present con-
dtions here. The Gila valley is con-
etantly increasing its area Of cultivated
land and never were more prosperous than
now. The water in the river continues
to oeupply the demand, but the tine is
coming when the water supply will be
greatly increased by means of water
storage and thousands of acres of our
mesa lands reclaimed to the husband
men thereby. Our people are gradually
coming to a realization of the fact that
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12
Undisputed Merit.

The great success of the Royal Bak-
ing Powder is due to the extreme care
exercised by it manufat turers to make 1t
entirely pure, uniform in quality, and of
the highest leavening power. All the
scientific knowledge, care and Skill,
attained by a twenty years, practical
experience are cont ibuted toward this
end, and no pharmaceutical prepara-
lion can be dispensed with greater
accuracy, precision and eXactness. Every
article used is absolutely pure. A num-
Der of chemists are employed to test the
strength Of each Ingredient, so that its
exact power and effect in combination
with its co-ingredients are definitely
known. Nothing is trusted to Chance,
and no person is employed in the pre-
paration OF the materials used or the
manufacture of the powder, who is not
au expert in his particular branch of
the business. As consequence, the
Royal Baking Powder is of the highest
grade OF excellence, always pure, whole
some and uniform in quality. The con-
tents of each box are exactly like every
other, and will retain their power and
produce the same and the highest leave
ming effect in any climate, at any time.
The Government chemists, after having
tanalyzed ali the principal brands in the
Grket, in their reports placed the
| Royal Baking Powder at the head of the
| list for strength, purity and wholesome
ness and thousands of tests all over
the country have further demonstrated
the fact that its qualities are, in every
respect, unrivalled.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12
TOBACCO CULTURE.
A California Grower May Settle
Here Soon.

For week past California tobacco
grower, in the business extensively, hes
been in the valley looking over the field
with view Of locating here and going
into the business. He expressed him
self we'll pleased with what he saw. He
vii! return again ere long, he said.
Vita skillful culture tobacco growing
should bs very profitable in the valley
of the Santa Cruz. The soil is of the
high grade of fer ,lity required, the
clil-ate certainly is tropical enough and
there is plenty OF water for irrigation.
Tobacco Is now grown at Tanque
Verd-, and manufactured and sold in
packages. A good quality of brown
paper cigarettes, LA Flor de Bricntas"
as they have come to be termed by
users are made from them.
Five years ago Joe Goldbaum made
an experiment In the culture of tobacco
near town. 1t was estremely satisfac-
tory. Some leaves were as large 16 20
inches. When cured it was translus-
cent and had the velvet or fuZz on the
leaf of the genuine Harana article.
Samples were sent to Virginia tobacco
m lnufacturer, who would hardly believe
hat they were grown in the Ubited
States. He declared it must have come
from Cuba.
Mr.. Goldbaum was not 30 situated as
to put up buildings and go into the
business on the scale he wished, SO he
Ga -ried it no further
The proper curing Of the tobacco
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

JUDGE BETHUNE, Of Tempe, has been
appointed to preside over the first judic-
ial district court. What broug ght
about the judges aomination we are at
present unable to say as President
Cleveland overlooked our advice in the
matter of making the appointment. OF
course We are willing 10 strain point
and forgive him this time providing he
will promise TO issue his commits
sion and not tantslize him with the
aroma Of Office and then refuse 10 issue
authority TO draw salary as he did
Judge Williams. We were anXIous,
when a charge was made, to see the
judicial robe, which Judge Sloan has so
well and worthily worn, descend on
Tucson man, but no pumpkins ever
scrambled for penny st o county fair
with half the zeal the loyal demo o,racy
did for that iudgeship. There were
many applicants, good, bad and indiffer-
ent, and every phrase of democratic
politics was represented 10 the strug Gle.
The Mont zumas, Cocklebrrrs, Mug
wumps and Molliee of the party were
out in force and as usual in such cases,
each section claimed 10 be the typical
represen tatives of the democratic party.
Judge Bethuue is stranger TO the re-
cord and his place in the party will be
closely serutinized by friend and foe.
However, judge, VS. bid you welcome to
the old pueblo.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

over a dusty and shadeless freight road,
to behold the GIla valley, now green
with growing wheat, barley and alfalfa,
as far as the eye can reach, with rows of
tall cottonwood and willow trees mark
ing the fences and canals. These trees
have grown from posts set into the
ground to which the barb wire was fast
ened for fence. For ten miles above
Solomonville to Fort Thomas, distance
of forty miles, this valley is psopled and
cultivated, the area now bearing crops
teing fully 10000 acres. The crops are
at present in a perfect state; wheat and
barley is heading out and the work Of
cutting the first crop OF alfalfa is now
going on.
The court house at Solomonville and
the hospital are the only public build
ngs. The court house is a one story
building, but furnishes ample room for
the courts and offices for the various
officials. The inside of the building is
nicely furnished and the offices are we'll
furnished. Geo. A. Olrey is sheriff, II.
y. DOWOlc COuntys iCCtIhCI3 w lltN L.
Jones, district attorney; b. B. Adams,
district clerk; W. W. DamerOn, probate
Judge; Luther Green, deputy clerk Of
the board of supervisors, and B. @.
Merrill, treasurer. These gentlemen
are all affable and look closely to the in
terests of the county. Tney are all dem
ocrats except the treasurer. Frank
Dysart is deputy treasurer and also
L l. i Il l. 4.
Judge KIbbey was on the bench and has
been a member Of the board OF super
visors in the past.
The business interests are represented
by |. T. Solomon, who has been IN the
mercantile business there for eighteen
years. He is just completing a large
two story brick store on the corner of
Main street ard Bowie avenue into
which he will move bis business next
month. His hotel, which is extensively
pat onized by the travelling public, is
one OF the cleanest and best kept hol-
steries in the territory.
j. 7. Fitzgerald also has lare store
on Nam street and has good trade.
Both Messrs. Solomon and Fitzgerald
cultivate mu b of the fertile land IN the
vicinity and handle large quantities of
hay aud grain.
Edwardo Soto and Elias & Diaz fur
nlsh accommodation to the public for
both nan and beast; the Gila hotel own
ed 10y Frauk j. Neese is also open to the
public.
Green & Son have a good corral and
run the stage line from Solomonville to
Sheldon, where the mail is delivered
Abraham Diaz, Epley & Parks. and
Reaues d Parks OVID and run the sa-
looms.
DR.. Judley and DR.. NJ S. Coffman are
the physicians. DR.. Coffman is a new
conner. having arrived recently from San
Francisco.
j. F. India runs a good barber shop,
and III. II. Tiff fills the position of "vil-
lage blacksmith" well.
W. f Jones, f. l.. b. Goodwin, G. E.
Norman and John w. Kolb represent
the legal fraternity.
Here is the home OF the Graham
County Bulletin, pu blished by Geo. a.
Kelley, formerly of THE CITIZEN. Mr.
Kelley is one OF the best editors in the
territory and the Bulletin is a credit to
the county.
Judge Moorman has recently built