Arizona republican., 1896-10-02
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 mands The progressive achievements of scientific investigation are con stantly adding many features of com fort and convenience ito the life of man, and it would appear almost that man had become the conquerer of nature. Tucson Star: At a meeting of the city | council an ordinance was passed and signed granting franchise for street railway to w. P. Woods The fran ehise covers the principal streets of the city and is similar in its terms to Ghe Nelson franchise. All the money required for the construction of so much of the line as it is intended to buila Immediately is now available and work will shortly be begun OF the line to the university.
 
 Flagstaff Democrat: Judge Rouse has received the ancomiums of the peo- pie for the able manner in which he has conducted the court. The judge goes to the core in court matters.
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 Tombstone Prospector:: The Ana conda company is taking out and ship ping from its mines at Belt, Montana, to their works at Anaconda, from 1,500 to 2,0O0 tons of coal and five cars of coke daily.
 Bisbee Democrat: The Democrat has not space to print all the kind and complimentary things that were said of Frank Cox after his speech last tory he carried the conviction of sin cerity and honesty lof purpose. He evinces those qualities in his fearless advocacy of what he believes to be right, and no consideration of a selfish nature can make him swerve from a strict adherence to those principles.
 
 Tucson Star: There is a woman lying sick in southeastern Arizona, for whose funeral elaborate preparations have been already made. She is the wife of a former senator from one of the middle states. Early death is inevi- table and a week ago a metallic coffin was ordered to be put in readiness by the Arizona Undertaking company, and arrangements were made for en- balming the body. The woman is still alive, but her coffin is ali trimmed and ready against a telegram announcing that its future tenant is ready to move , in.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: The Repub- licans of Pima county overlooked a | platform. 1t is probably just as well. |
 | Tucson Star: A gentleman who has been filled to a greater or less degree with political aspirations has privately announced his withdrawal from a con test for an office for which he intended to stand. His reason is a unique one, but the force of it will be understood by many another man who has taken second money in a political race. Said he: "I have canvassed tlhe matter pretty thoroughly and have been prom ised the hearty support of too many voters. I've noticed that a very large majority of men who tell a candidate they are going to vote for him are liars; I've had enough promises to de feat me, so I'm going to stay out oi the fight and save my time and money |
 Nogales Vidette: The Star, which claims to be a Democratic paper, is do ing all in its power to injure Mark Smith. There is one good thing: The Stars influence is extremely limited Hughes originally, was a Republican but came over ito the Democratic party thinking he could get office; but since he has been repudiated by the Demo cratic party, he now tries to injure honest, reputable Democrats *
 Tombstone Prospector: Mark Smitt has been nominated for delegate tt congress from Arizona. Mir. Smith has represented us four times in succession and when elected this time he vii have been a member of congress fol ten years.
 Tucson Star: The Examiner declare. itself independent of party when ii comes to the election of municipa officers for the government of Sar Francisco. It is this independen spirit of the press which aids in goot municipal government, for it elects good men to manage public affairs ant as a rule good, honest, capable mer give good results when entrusted witt public affairs.
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