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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
List of Election Officers.

List of inspectors and iadses of eiec tion of the several precinots of Pima county for the general election 10 be held Novembe 3rd. 1896.
 Tucson Prscihct-Pollipg place. the City Hall; inspector, Geo. F. MeeH /; judges, Gus A Hutf and Alex Mckay.
 Tubsc Precinct-Polling place, the School House; inspector, Sabiuo Otero, judges, w F Black Hud Wm Renney.
 Gresterviile PreciICt-PoliiDR place, B Bsrcelo store; inspector, Dahl Johu- sOn; Judges, B Anderson snd Max EnZenbey.
 OrltteGden Precinct-Polling place, J. Smiths hGuse; inspector, Wm Powerr; judges, John smith and T T Chi cers.
 Gro Blanco Precinct place. Phillips store; inspector. A II Noon !; judges, John Bartlett and Wm Ton KiD.
 La Noris Precinct-Poliiog place, Judge Harrison's house, inspector, Rich ard Harrison; judges, Jas Parker and J l. Hathaway.
 Pantano Precinct Polling place, Vsil's warehouse; inspector James Kane; judges, Chas Leverance and J Moore.
 .rivscs Precinct-PollinG place, Ber- pard's store; inspector, Robt J. Paul judges, A B Sampson aud N w Ber- nsrd.
 Rsddington Precioct-P Pol ling place, Patton's store; inspector, D Markham; judges M $ Ohri-man. and P $ Pat ton.
 Elgin Preoinct-PollinR place, school house at Evans Camp: inspector, hn- | nsn.--aIi. i'd T Pioo nd V Igo.
 Harshaw Precinct-Polliug place, J"nes store building; inspector, E l. Oaks; judges Wat Glttins and James Hale.
 Cslsbssas Precinct-Polling place. Santa Rita Hotel; inspector, Geo W Atkinson; judges, R E Key and Joseph Wise.
 Tssqus Verde precinct. Polling place, school house; inspector, N. Van Alstine; judges, Bruno Lara and Wm, Dunn.
 Noeales precinct Polling pisco, De- sart's warehouse inspector, G. A. Avery judges, Robert Williams and J. F. Eng land.
 Gursight precinct - Polling place, Sutherlsnd's house; inspector, Phil Schaff; judges. Thos. Childs and fl, Snyder.
 Olive Camp precinct-Polling place, Brown's station; inspector, J. K Bcowr | judges, Walter Davis and John C. Bsx 1 ter.
 Quljotoa precinct-Polling place. w. | T. Days house; inspector, W. T. Dsy; judges, W. o. McDuffy ana Isaac Smith.
 San Xavier precinct-Poling place, school house; inspector, $. M. Short ridge; judges. Joaquin Burruel and Ja. cob Tivil. La Oss precinot-Polling place, Ped TO Aguirre's store; inspector, Pedro Aauirre; judges, P. K. Tully and Man uei RedoDdo. Kincon precinot-PollipQ place, school house; inspector, P. G. Rusk; judges, Esau Mills and J. B. Fraker. Rosemopt piecinct-Polling place, compsny's store; inspector. WD. Shaw judges, W. s. George and Jose Andrade ! Old Glory precinct-Poliing place, crmpapy's office; inspector. J. B. Me Clenshsn; judges. A. Baohelier and J. A. Andrews. Duqueepe preoinct-Poiliug place, company store; inspector, David Allen 1 judges, F. A. Stevens and c. F. Dunna' | van
 By order of the Board. 1 FRED G. HUGHES, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
 Pima County, A. T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
Condensed Testimony.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

For the past week the air has been redolept with rumors of sr important tollticsl meeting which was to be held by our Mexican citizene last night. The report that it wss to be addressed by several dissffscted repu blicane, added importance to the rumor. It was held last night in Vnsquez hall and only these admitted who We're supposed to be in sympathy with the meeting. The CITIZEN is m possession of much that trsnspired, during the evening and tomorrow will publish g synopsis of the speeches made. Some of them will read raw enough in cold type.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

IT Is one of the easiest things ID the world to elect @ man to office. If the majority of the voters cast their ballots for hIm, the deed ie done. The process of his removal, should he prove incom- petert or unworthy. is an affair attended with difficulty and expense. For this reason, if for DO other, great care should bs exercised by every citizen in the selec tion of those who are 10 serve them ss public officers. Vote only for the best. J. Kuox Corbett is one of the men whose seryices will never need criticism. His faithful sud intelligent 'oDduct of hif oxn business affsirs is ample guarantee ,f this fact. Your vote for him eiDpi, demonstrates your cesire for first clae treasurer. Be sure and emphasize your
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

IT is . pleasure, always. to recom- mend Q good man. Chss. c. Suter is one of the many good citizens of Tue eon, xho has won friends and admirers by bis careful obedience to every de- mapd made upon him as useful snd worthy man of the community. IL be hes enemies it is not for any snort cou- ing of bic, for his record is beyond sps piciou. he has served the Sout5eI [ Pacific company long and faithfu!ly, and will bring into use in the recorder's Of 6oe the cane ecrupulous care and attep- tion to details which has won for him she envisble reputation he las so long maintained with bis employers and es ooci -tee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
NOTWITHSTANDING the efforts of som.

NorwITHsTANDING the efforts of som. seif-coostituted prognosticatore 10 th; contrary, Eb Williams still retains, ss he always has. the respect. opfiderce and good will of every intelligent Mexi. osn vvter in the county. Not only this but his long life among us has demon strated beyond question that he is pos se.eed fo high degree Of horror, integ rity end ability. As probate judge ht will stilI further endear himself 10 the reople. for be will be just exactly ihs riebt msn in the right place. Your vote for him meaus that you desire an honest efficient, and wholly worthy man for pro bste judge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

This ss Nour Opportunity.
 On receipt Of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon- strate the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 56 Warren St., New York City. Rev John Reid. IT,. cf Great Falls, Mont, recommended Eiy's Cream Balm to me. can emphasize his statement, It is posi- tive cure for cGtGrrh # Csed as directed "- Rev. Francis ". Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 Fly's Cream Balm is inc acknowledged cura for catarrh GnG contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
TUCSON PIMA

''MCKINLEY is electsdp This is the joyous cry which will go ringing through the civilized world next week. Ia every nook end corner of Arizona you will hear another cry about the same time. It will announcs that "Dorsn is electedp The people of Arizona may we'll prepare to conRratu- late themselves. There is an era of prosperity dswninR for this territory which will have no parallel in history. As Q state of Arizons will be flooded with people seeking to psrcipitste in the enjoyments and benefits of our varied resources. Capital will come to us in a volume never dreamed of, and workable boom will sweep from the Colorado river to the Mexican line. You, as voter, cannot afford to allow these opportunities to escape. Only oncs in a long while are such chances presented to you, and you certainly have too much good sense and loyalty to let them pass unheeded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

THE qualifications necessary for a probate judge are pretty well known by all our people. They know that the office is 8 responsible one and requires man who has 6 good knowledge of law; psn whose character is above re- proach, and man who stands firmly upon foundation of integrity. Such a man Is Flo. Williams, the republican can- didate for the office, and to him you should give liberal support, cafe ID the conclusion that no word of condemns ton will ever be directed against his of sffairs ID the office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
Ir cannot be contredicted fl

IT cannot be contradicted that Jos eph s. Hop'ey will make . model sher- If. Ills qualifications are of the very highest order. He has resided among our people long time. and has never, in & single instance, been guilty of . breach of confidence. That be is oour- ageous can never be controvert-d. He has faced danger many times snd never ran away from it, either. He is too well matured in bic habit of fidelity to all trusts, to make any change now. You can vote for him with the full assurance ,aEt he will be true to you from start to i ish. This is one of the most impor- ttnt offic-s in the county and you should make DO mistake in casting your ballot. Vote for Hoplsy for sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

CHAs. c. SUTER has proven his faith fulDess end ability by bis length of ser wee in the employ of the Southern Pa cfic company. When @ man follows along a line of commepdable conduct for a nupper of years, he wins the confidence of all who know him, and shere are only isolated cases which re- cord any departure from long estab. !isbed customs. MT. Suter's record and his qualifications are strong recommen- dstioDs for his election, and are perfect guarantees that he will always be found at hls place in the loyal discharge of his duties. Vote for Mir. Suter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

THE candidates for supervisors upon inc republican ticket are two men wbo were selected on account of their peculiar adaptabiIity. Mesers. Bueh- man and Schole6eld represent in e conspicuous way the qualifications which people seek in their supervisors. Both are old time, worthy citIzens. who nave never been uDfsithful to any ,rust, ard ID whom perfect confidence is re posed by eveiy body. Csst your votes for them, if you are truly desirous of .essening the burdensome weight of taxation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

Tbe wife of Mir. Leonard Wells, of East Brlmtield. Mass, had been suffer- ipg from neuralgia for two days, not be- ing able to sleep or hardly keep still, when MT Holden, the merchant there sent her bottle of Chsmberlsin's Pain Balm, and asked tha: she give it thor ough trIal. On meeting Mir. Wells the next day be was told that she was all right, the pain had left her within two hours, and that the bottle of Pain Balm was worth $500 if could not be had tor less. For sale at 90 cents per bottle by Fred Fleishman, druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
WHENEvER you ee- men condeu

WHENEvER you ee- men condempipg officials for the conscientious discharge Of duty and tbe faithful execution of the law. be cure tbe fault lies with ths men and not the officials. The only charge ever made sRsinst Henry Bueh- man is tba: he discharged the full measure of his obligations without fear or favor. This of itself is the very best accommodation be could have and counts for more than snytbing eiee iu his favor. If you honor him with elec- tion. be viii honor yos by his loyalt, aud faithfuiness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
FORTY-TWO MEDALS.
The Southern Pacific Rewarding its
 Faithful Employes.


 Gold end silver medals are to be pre- sented by Lhe Southern Pacific company to those of It's employees oD the Pacific system and on the lines in Greg n to whom credit Is due for the best condI- tion of the tracks, roadway, buildings ard grounds. These evidences will come ss . pleasant surprise to the re- clpients, ss It Is an innovation on thie coast The plan hss been pursued for several years on the Atlantic system The idea is to encourage these in direct charge of the roadbeds to better service There are seven gold and lhlrty-ive sil. yer medals to Oe given. The hrst of the gold medals is awarded tor the best rosdmastef's district, the second for the beet ssctiOn. snd five for perfect stations on tns Paoihc sy stem. Two of the si- yer medals gre awarded for the best sec tion-houses and grounds, three for the ct pumphouees and thirty for the best section in each district. The result has been obtained by inspections made dur ing March, May and July of this year by jury composed of General Mana ger Kruttschpitt, w. G. Curtis, enRi- neer of maintenance of way, and J. H. Wallace, assistsnt engineer. supplement- ed by the division superintendents, ex- cept in the case of the superintendent wboee particular division was under ex- 
 The company takes 100 as its msxi- mum ID marking the credits. The Tuc- son division comes In for several medals. Supt. E. Rabdolph, with @ percentage of S9.2 % stands next to the head of the iist. Supt. J. s. Noble, formerly of tbis city, takes third place upon the list with percentage of S8 S5. being at pres ent upon the Shasta division.
 The prize for the best section on the Southern Pacific system fell to NJ. i02, of the Tucson division, ot which c. D. Chsum is foreman and G. A. Mount ,astle rosdmasser. MT. MOuntcastle 1 nas tho highest general average g.. 50 l
 For the best pumphouse on the South | ,rn Pacii;c system Is that of Frederick l w. Sweetland. at Gila Bend, who re- 1 ,eives a silver medal. J. McCurdy, Of Gila Bend, also gets | ,ne of the medals for his faithful ser 1 Tios. This plan will prove most bereficial to | he road, as it Is strong incentive te I aithfui woskin every department. Tie | Tucson division takes place high up Tn l he scale of excsilence and shows that ! Arizona is net behind any body in any | way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
IT seems characteristic of the dem

IT seems chSractefietio Of the dem- ocratic party to alwaye do the wrong thing at the proper time to secure its defeat. The vain effort to carry CD . 0 campaign through the medium Of the Spanish language will prove disastrous in this county. The Mexican people are intelligent and do not propose 70 be made tools of. The great maIority of them are convinced that the efforts of tue democratic leaders, if successful means ruin to them, and thelr loyalty to their country is too deep seated to be overthrown by lot of political fskirs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

WE still feel proud to advocate the election of such man as J. KRox Cor. oett to the office of treasurer. It is barely possible thst there are few people Q the county who are unsequainted with him. To those we ssy that you Hill never have 8 better opportunity to place H deser,ine man in office. If you 1oub, the assertion, just ask yorr neigh DOT. He will tell you of the many ad- uirabls qualities possessed by Mir. Cor 0ett. and if you are looking out for No. l, you will cast your vote for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
A csop district sttorney is one of the

A Gaop district sttorney is one of tte most important officers in the govern mens of 8 county. A lawyer. whose eA- perieoce aud whose reputation recon- mend him for tbe place, IS Charles Bow man. Competent, courteous, we'll in- formed and studious. be will bring to the office qusIhcstions Of ths kiod that are eagerly eoughs 10 every section of the country. His election meens much So every citizen in the cpubty. He will alxays be found at his post of duty. earoest and careful in the discharge of his obligations. You can make DO mis- take if you vote for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
A. O. IT. ". Notice.

TUCSON, A. T.. Oct. 29, 1896. Notice is hereby given to the mem- bers of A Apache Lodge No and Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. w., that the con. solidstion of said lodges will take place in the hall of Apache Lodge No. 8, Rad ulovich block, on the evening of We'd nesday, Nov. 4. 1896. Lodge opens at : o'clock p. m., sharp
 All mem bers of the order are request ed to be present.
 F. B. WIGHTMAN.
 Recorder, No. l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

JUDGES ". F. Scott ard W. Fl. Culver are two men who have long been conspicuous in the City of Tucson, on account ot their sterling qualities as citizens ard officials. Both have been tried, and the bslance has slwsys been iu their favor. Both are deserving men, and you should elect them. Their administration of the law w,ll be laid upon the lines of common sense and good judgment, and will certainly rs- douud to the welfare of the commu- nitY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

You need Ohss. Bowman in the dis trict attorneys office. He is oonscienti- ous, careful, studloue, and thoroughly qualified for ihs position. His experi- ence ii the office, as assistant to Attor- aey l. well, has emiDently fitted bim to render satisfactory service. He desef. wee recognition at the hands of every voter, because of his exceptional good qualities, both as lawyer and as 8
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

RoBEKT FRAsIER Las made an excel. lent constable. That this statement Is correct will be corroborsted by bic re election next Tuesday. His running mate on the republican ticket is w. H Lucas, who will also make an efficient officer. Tucson, like every other city. is always ID need of vigilsnt, active, courageous peace officers. end che now has the opportunity of securing two, oy casting ballots for Frasier and Lucas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

THE sssem blymen for Pima county in the next territorial legislature will be those whose nsmes appear upon the official ballot, in the column under the stsrs and stripes. Genl. Thos F. Will. son, Hon. R. 0. Brown, Hon. H. K. Chenoweth. and J C. Smith-s squsrtette eplendidly equipped for their duties. aud in whom the people have the highest confidence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
Existing Law of the United States

Exist1ng Law Of the United States
 It being the established policy of the UDiied States to maintain the two metals on 8 parity with each other upon the present legal ratio, or such rstIo ss may be provided by lsw.-Aol of Congress. July IA, 1890.
 It is the policy of the United States Q continue the use of both gold and sllver ss the standard money and 10 ;oiu both gold and silver into mopey of equsl intrinsic and exchangesble value. such equality to be secured through international agreement, or by such safeguards of Legislation as will insure the maintenance of the parity of value Of tho coins of the two metals and the squal power of every dollar at all times in the markets and in the payment of debts.-Act of November ], 1893.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

HoN. O. R. DRAKE the republican nominee for the council, is one of the o q ,st and beet known business men in P,ms county. As a legislator ard public ,ficisI he has 8 reputation of which any good citizen msy be proud. He is, at the request of 8 number of business men of this city, again before the people and If elected will serve them as faith fully as bstore. The CITIZEN takes pleasure incommending him to the con- siderasion of the voters of the county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

VOTE for J. Kuox Corbetthe vii make an excellent treasurer. He is solioitous of the votes of Mexican peo- pie as we'll as those of Americans. In return for your suffrage he promises to serve the people as becomes 6 good of- ficial and e gentleman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

Col. INeERsoLL's remsrk that Brysn must be an horeet man, "beca1se if he were not honest hs would have too much intellectual pride to say what be does," is one of those ompliments that carry . hornest sting in the tsil.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

ROBERT FRASER and w. H. Lucas will see that the duties required of COZ stables are faithfully fulfilled. They will be elected because the people know of their good qualities as pesce oficere, and have confidence iu them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

You should all remem Der that Chss F. Hoff is the democratic candidate for treasurer. 1t has been rumored that Gus. Hoff, of the Tucson Grocer Co.,. was the man. but this is mistake. It is Chas. F. Hoff. the telephone msu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

THERE is poinipg you Can do which will grove of wid-r benefit than to elect good, true men to your county offices. Tomorrow gives you the opportunity. The republican nominees are all right from congressman to conets ble, and are we'll worthy of your support.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

THE most com aendsbie act of your life will be the making of a cross. 60. morrow, under the flag. It will prove conciusively your devotion to principies of right end your determination to se- cure clean, honest, economical govern
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

PIMA county will see to it that Hon Chss. R. Drake is her next councilman. They all know Mr. Drake, and are more than convinced of bis loyalty to every thing desired for the county's welfare.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
nRnERr BROWN, Manages.

IT should not take you lorg to do your whole duty touorroH. Go to the pols and place a cross under the stars snd 0tripee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
Advertised Letters

Advertised letters remaining Tn Tuc son postoffics for the week ending Oct 24, 1896.
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 Postmaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
Mineral Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2. Silver bare. .................. 65 Lead ....... g. 60 Copper steady; brokers s10.75; exchange sl0.75 c 80.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ?. Mexican dollars. rs................... .5lH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

Advertised letters remaining Tn Tuo son postoffics for the week ending Oct. "A, 1896.
The Bossier banner., 1896-06-18
Happy Marriages.

Mr.. John II. Stinson and Miss
Ruby Martin and Mr.. f. 3. Ogden
and Miss Alabel Martin, were mar
ried at Linnwoody yesterday evening,
Rev. Z. Ii. Hensley officiating.
The grooms are young men of
good morals, industrious, thrifty,
steady business habits, popular and
we'll worthy Of the fair young ladies
who have blessed them with their
love and become their life compan-
ions.
The brides are the fair and beau
tiful daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. [.
II. Martin. Their rare accomplish
ments, beauty of person and socia-
ble and lovable dispositions have
won for them host of friends and
admirers.
The happy couples received many
beautiful any valuable bridal pres
euts from their many friends.