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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

drawal of Utah from the convention.
Much confusion and cheers and misses
followed. Chairman Thuiston said the
republican party did not fear any de-
ciarstlon. Great cheering and nearly
all the delegates and visitors were On
their feet. Cannon announced the
names OF the persons signing the state
ment which are those who presented
the minority report. Several OF the
states are marching out OF the copven-
ton. There is great excitement at l2:40
p. m. The audience is singing the "Red
w hite and Blue" About thirty or for
ty of the delegates from the eilver states
have gone out. Part Of the Utah dele
gates have gone and alterDates have
taken their places. The chairman an
nounced fscetiously that enough dele
gates seem to be left to do business. One
delegate from Montana staid in the con-
vention. Montana's remaining delegate
made statement. He said that he re-
served the right to present the matter to
his state before acting. Senator Brown
of Utah, took the platform 10 favor OF
the platform and the action OF the con-
vention. Twelve of the states ordered
names for new national committeeman.
Missouri named r. G. Ksrens for nation
al committeeman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

CECIL RHODES is we'll known as a We
man hater. A nurse who was in a nurs-
ing community at Cape Town when be
met with his serious accident while out
riding, told me the following story: "He
was carried home unconscious, with q
badly dislocated shoulder. A telegram
was Immediately dispatched for train.
ed nurse. When the telegram arrived
CREST CONSERVATION prevailed. No one
but the sister 10 charge Ia woman of
twenty years. experience and specially
gifted nurse) could be entrusted with
so important a case. 'The premier's life
was in 6anger-everything else must be
set aside just as che had made az
engagements to stsrt q second telegram
came, saying: DO not come In the
meanwhile MIR. Rhodes had recovered
consciousness, and realizing how i'll he
woe, his first words we're: Let no devil
Of a woman be sent forr No one dis
obeyed him. The consequences were,
rather than submit to the bandages be
three times ordered the surgeons handi-
work to be undone, 90 that he has to
endure the Inconvenience Of an unset
shoulder blade for the rest Of his life,
because he would not submit to wo-
man nursing himw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Round, ROSY Faces,

Laughing eyes. frames full of vigor and
elasticity, are blessings sttalnsble by
the cadaverous tina hBgsard aud the
dyspeptic who try that wisest of expert.
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come is certified to by nyriads-viz., q
course of Hos;etter's Stomach BItters
promptly begun and steadily pursued.
There is NO tonic comparable to it in
efficacy, none more agreeable and speed
lily beneficial. The nervous and dyspep-
tic, sufferers from malaria, rheumatism,
constipation, bilious ness and kidney
troubles ara rapidly aided by the Bit
tiers, and il is ore of the est means OF
counteracting the effects Of excessive
bodily or mental fatigue, and exposure
in wet or Indictment weather. Pc sons
of sedentary habits find it most usef1I
vivifier and recuperator of exheustsd
energy. Use it in order 10 slee1 we'll.
eat heartily aud digest Thoroughly. PLY.
sicians everywhere speak III high terms
OF it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

ed. They will take q number of their
delegates with them.
The states voting for the Teller am
endmeut were as follows: California,
A. B. Lennon; Colorado, FL. NJ. Teller;
Idaho. +. T. Dubois; Montsns, Ohss.
Hartman: Nevada, A. G. Cleveland:
North Caroline, M. l.. Mott; Utah, F..
j. Cannon; Wyoming, b. r. Fowler.
Also members from Arizona and New
Mexico.
SILVER MEN RETIRE.
ST.. LOUIS, June 17-At $40 the full
committee adopted the platform as a
whole aud decided to report it to the
convention at 8 p. m. tonight. The sill
YER members retired for a conference
aud the platform was therefore adopted
as whole unanimously on viva vocs
vote.
THE PLATFORM.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1S-The resolu.
tions as finally presented by the commit
tee TO the convention after severe de-
nunciation Of democratic methods and
the administration says:
1--WE renew and affirm our adhesion to
the policy of protection as the buiwark
of American independence and the
foundation of American prosperity. II
puts the borden on foreign goods up
holds the American workipgmen and
the farmer.
We debounoe the present dem
ocratio tariff as sectional and
destructive. The republican party
renews it's pledge for the protection OF
all American industries against foreign
c0mpatiti0D
We believe in liberal reciprocity and
just relations.
We favor the restoration OF the early
American policy OF discriminating du-
Ties for TIE uphoidlng OF our merchant
marine and the protection of our ship
ping.
We are unHlierably opposed to
every measure calculated To de-
base our currency or impair the
credit OF the country, and We are there
fore opposed to the free coinage OF silver
except by international agreement with
the leading commercial nations of the |
world, which We pledge to promote when |
such an agreement can be obtained. |
The existing gold standard must be pre-
served. All silver and paper currency i
now In circulation must be maintained /
~ patty Win SOiO auu we iHVOF diI
designed to maintain inviol-
able the obligations Of the U. s. aud all
our money, whether coin or paper at
the present standard. The foreign
plank fsvors the Monroe doctrine and
endorses the ad administration of President |
BrrrlsoD on the attitude OF this country
toward Hawaii. 1t demands the pro-
eotion of our citizens abroad 1t fsvors
awarding Cubsns bellicerent rights.
declaration is made in favor of a liberal
pension policy. A declaration is made
q favor Of arbitration between employ
ID and employer but no specific legisla
ion. 1t demands the building of the
Nicaragua canal by the government.
ADJOURNED.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE convention
adjourned at 5:07 until 10 a. %. tomor-
'ow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

apricots of the season came from Arizo.
ma and their arrival was noticed in the
papers Of that city.
DIR. RJgers attended session OF the
Climstological Asso citation which uss
held at Lakewood, N. j.. and read q
very able paper upon "Tbe Climate OF
Arizona" in which he wildly portrayed
the many potent influences exercised by
the heslth-giving purity OF the atmos-
phere. He also paid Tucson a number
of pretty compliments. The article en-
tire Is published in the Medical and
Surgical Reporter. OF May IS. 1t il
creditsble to its author and will be the
means OF advertising this one feature of
Arizona in way that will benefit the
en- tire territory. liz the resources OF Ari-
IONA were more conspicuously paraded
before the people OF the east, many mis-
taken ideas they entertain would be re-
moved and the influx of homeseekers
would be highly satisfactory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

A card on the outside of the Office door
says: "Gone to lunch. Be back in
ten minutes" And, the man will be
there On tine. That is, for some days,
weeks or even months, hs will. Then
he viii be at home occasionally for q
day. He'll tell you he had headache
a turn of cholera morbus, or maybe
he'll say he had lump in his stomach
and felt too miserable to move. The
lump ives probably two or three ten
minute lunches condensed.
The man who "bolts" bis lunches will
find Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the
beet friends he ever met.
There Is no case of biIiousness, con-
stipation, indigestion, "heart-b burn"
or sny OF the rest of the night-mars
breeding brood, that these little
pellets" will not cure. They cure
permanently. Send 81 cents in one
cent stamps TO Worlds Dispenssry
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y,
and receive DIR. Pisrcs's zoos page
Common Sense Medical Adviser" pro-
fusely illustrated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

There are dozep reasons why you
should drink Schilliug's tea; but good
enough reason is: it feels good.
Thirteen witnesses from Huachucs,
who are to give testimony in the Lash.
ley murder trial which began this after
noon, arrived in the city last night.
The fire at the territorial prison day
before yesterday resulted in the destruc-
ton Of the new building and entailed Q
loss of about $4,000. No prisoners es-
capped.
Messrs. A. A. Lyeight, P. Etchells
and Eddie Heston are going to the
Oracle for an outing of a couple Of
weeks. Their time will be principally
devoted to hunting in that game infect
ed region.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
PINAL GOLD.
a Beautiful Brick FRONT the Nam mon
Mine.

Messrs j. N. lsgrigg and E. p. Drew,
of Casa Grande, called at the CITIZEN
office this morning and exhibited
beautiful specimen OF the product OF
one OF Pinsl county's gold mines, the
Memmon.
The chunk Of gold they bad was from
a run of $50 hours, or Is days at 10
hours day, and Is valued at S3064.
The Mammon mire is situated %
miles south OF Casa Grsnde. IL is
assure vein, 10 slate, and has at pres
en-. two working shafts each 200 feet
deer. There is a four-foot streak OF
gold ore that averages s27 per ton, and
1t lies so conveniently for working that
it ia estimated that two frst-clsss miners
can supply sufficient quantity of ore
to keep a 10-stsmp mill in constant
operation. Previous to Mr.. IsgrIgg's
management OF the mine, no one bad
been able to make it pay. Now, how
ever. the fact that il is paying proposl-
tion is fully demonstrated.
Arizona will continue to attract at
tsntion TO her mines, and to the mer
Eho so lrdustriously labor IN the dev :
lopnent of her hidden wealth, n
credit ia due. e"s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption that there WIS no
hope for her, but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers, l39 Florida st. San
Francisco, suffered from q dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, of which these are samples, that
prove the wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free
trial bottles at GEO. Maritime drug store.
Regular size Soc. and s100.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Mining Notice.

In the matter of the Silver Bell Mining and
Smelling Company, Limit, in Liquidation.
The creditors of the above named company
are required on OF before the eleventh day of
May, 1896, to send their names and addresses
and the particulars of their debts or claims and
the names and addresses of their solicitors, if
any, to the undersigned, John William
Jefferies, of No. I64 Greenham House Old
Broad Street, in the Ct ty of London, England
the liquidation of the said company under
voluntary liquidation, or in default thereof
they will be excluded from the benefit of any
dis tribution made before such debts are proved
Dated this nth day of February, 1896.
Witness; J. W. JEFFERIES.
+. Douglas Norman, Solicitor
New Court, Lincoln Inn, London Eng
first pub inch
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
THE A.O q. w. TEMPLE.
An Addition to Tucson Which Will
Attract Outside Attention.

ACtCacC out61Q0 <2tteut1oA'
Already the new A. o. U. w. temple
is beginning to attract attention from
outsiders. The plan Of the Building,
together with a full description, W ae
published in the A. D. U. w. Record of
June l, and will 60 into every corner of
the United States. This alone will be a
wonderful advertisement of the city and
will chow that these 'sage brush de-
tendencies" are getting on fairly well,
considering everything.
A letter from Henry s. Goldsmith, OF
Chicago, is appended herewith and
speaks for itself:
CHICAGO, June 9, 1896.
W. j. Osborn, Esq., Recorder Arizona
Lodge No. /, A. o. U. w., Tucson,
Ariz:
My dear good brother:-Today l call
ed, upon certain matters, upon our good
brother, l.. Il. Troy, past supreme mss-
ter workman, and gobbled up, in hie Of
fee copy Of the Record pu blished June
l, 1896, and therein found the sketch Of
the proposed A. D. u. w. temple to be
located at Tucson; cleo on page 8 full
description thereof, and although not
member Of your jurisdiction. / noticed
that members without your jurisdiction
might subscribe for stock.
As you are we'll aware have nothing
and can have nothing but the kindest
feeling towards Tucson and the mem
bers of the order there residing. 1t lie
hardly necessary that should specific
ally mention them, inssmuch as you, in
particular, know what they are. With
what limited means possess. / desire
to assist ia an humble way. the erection
of that temple. and kindly ask you to
obtain leave Of the proper parties to per-
NIT me to subscribe for ten shares of
stock therein.
Advise me kindly il my request is
granted, when you want the wealth,
and the same will be forthcoming.
/ expect to be with you in December
accompanied by Mrs. G.
Truly and fratsrDslly yours,
HENRY S. GoLDsMITH."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
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IN THE EAST.
Ihe Situation as Viewed v;s,tor
From Tucssy

From Tucssy
DIR. Mark A. Rodgers returned Last
evening from an exteD ded trim east. His
vacation was spent among the large
clues IN tnas seetio' j, aud the doctor re
turns to bis hom~ more deeply impress
ed than ever VII n the future greatness
u Aii1ons. de will settle down to
praSties IN TIE city, and will not, in slI
pIooe Diisy, be absent for a year, or IN
I'll ne IsS',s his regular vacation again.
In conversation with q CITIZEN rep
ressnoitivs this morning, the doctor
ssster. that business IN the east was al
moe. at standstill, and assigns as the
cause, the political sgitation consequent
upon the approaching presidential cam
psien. Capital is shy, holding eff until
the question OF administration is set
tied.
Arizona is comparatively unknown in
the east, especially in New York, and
the doctor says that any statement reis-
tive to her resources is received as q
gigantic joke. In Chicago, the first
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Notice.
Ofic- of Frank p. Bacon,
zoo SanSome St, Room II.

ONO Of Frank p. Bacon,
zoo SanSome St, Room III
Francisco, California, Nov. -, 1885,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. %. 1884,
10 Ill WHOM IT MAY COuSCERN-
W., the undersigned owners OF the "BEL-
Mos MINE" having leased the mining prop
efv known as the BELMONT NINE also the
- ELHONT MILL SITE, - to AIeSSrs. Sebring.
Do HRREBy NOTIFY all miners, labcreT5, null
mel, any others performing work in, ON
or about said land; or material men furnishing
material for said mining property or mill site.
Thai neither the mine Eor the rine site own
ers viii be responsible for any such labor CT
material furnished to the said p. M Sebr1ng OF
tAeir agents, or anyone whatsoever.
BACON LAND & LOAN CO,
By r. P BACON,
ELLA Ezra B-SoULE President.
Executrix. ELLAE Eta B. SOULS,
F. P. BACON, Elk. S<Sy.
CARRIE J. BACON FIX. z-EcS-I 1T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Look Here is Just What You Want.

Look Here is just What You Want.
CT. Etchelle has just received car
load of those famous Studebaker Bros.
Mfg, Co. steel Concord axle California
style wagons, built under special in
structions in reference to climate and
durability for use in Arizona. They
will be sold cheap for cash. Gall and
exsmine bsfore purchasing elsewhere.
This is the best lot Of wagons that
ever was turned ont OF the Studebsker
Bros Mfg, Co., shops for the Arizona
trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Are YOU interested

in pure food. pure drink,
health. and prosperity your
own and your neighbors''
Have you tried that money
back tea OF ours. that We say
is pure and delicate and
strong'
If it is as we say. you and
your neighbors ought to use it.
II it is not. your money
back.
Sehflltngs Best at your
grocer's.
Also pure and money-backed: Sch.I-
Hng's Best coffee, baking powder, soda.
spices, and fiavoring extracts.
n Sehiiling 6 Company San Francfseo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20
Hoods SarsapariE!a

1t is a splendid medicine and would
recommend it to any one" MRs. u. a.
LARosE, Oroville, California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

ton OF their cause. When the oonven-
tion refoses to adopt their substitute
and accept gold standard platform a
number of free silver delegates, espe-
claliy those from the silver producing
states, will simply walk out OF the con-
vention and proceed TO quarters of their
own, where they will adopt a protest
against the course pursued and appeal
to the country for the endorsement OF
their course.
Lennon. OF California, advocated the
Teller amendment strongly. He insist-
ed with the majority report as declara-
ton o; the party that their plurality of
10000 in his state would not only be
wiped out but the E asses would become
siieDated from the party indefinitely.
While Mott and Lennon were as Wig
orous as they could be In protesting
against the pressure ''of the gold stand
ard" they did not state in their speech
90 they would 60 out Of the convention
with Teller. They did state, however.
to members OF the committee afterwards
that they would all stand by Teller, and
ii defeated IN convention would declare
themselves out OF the party and do the
best they could for their people here
after. Members Of the committee who
came out OF the rooms said they never
witnessed such touching scenes IN poll
tics.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE WORK RATIFIED.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE committee
on credentials today adopted by a vote
81 to IL resolutions to ratify the findings
OF the national committee in all the con-
tests except those from Delaware and
Texas.
CALLED TO ORDER.
ST.. LOUIS, June 17-At 2:4O d. M.
Thurston called the convention to order.
WILL BOLT.
ST. Louis, June 17-Dubois, Idaho,
Csnnop, Utah, Lemon California, White
South Carolina. members OF the COM
mittee on resolutions, have agreed to
bolt - soon 81 the gold plank is adopt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-20

ST. Louis, June 16-At IL o'clock the
majority of New York delegates were in
favor OF nominating Morton for vice.
president whether his consent was OBJ
tanned or not.
ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW.
ST.. LOUIS. June 16, L50 p. m.-The
convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
New YORK, June 16-The man who
shot President Wyckoff, Of the Bank OF
Amsterdam. and then shot himself yes
terdsy, has been identified az George FL.
Semple, residing on West SIND street.
Semple has bad reputation. II Is al
legged that he intimated to the police
that bis deed was the result of q muir
dsrous impulse for which there was no
reasonable origin. There is no probabil-
ity tina. either Wyckoff or Semple will
recover.
ST.. LOUIS, June 16-The money plank
of the platform has been agreed upon.
1t is victory for the middle west, but
is perfectly satisfactory to the extreme
east. Leaders in the middle west offer
ed the plank, which is as follows. and
which was submitted to Senator Lodge
and other eastern men today as sub
stituts for the plank es prepared for
the plank prepared for them yesterday,
and has been accepted by them as COM
pletely satisfactory. This, it is believed,
ends the light over the financial plank.
Senator elect Foraker, who is to he
chairman of the resolutions committee,
will present to the Committee. This lie
The resolution:
"Ths Republican party is unrsserv.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-24

LIE juge y. Tessler est de retou1
dun voyage quill Went de fare
dams la partie Nord.O Quest du MIN.
Desota
II doit avoir perdu, en- chemiD,
oette reticence qui ne l'abandon
matt jamais avant son depart, car.
depuls quill est revenu il fait plat.
sir de rentendrs s'extasier sur lea
resources naturelles du comt6 de
Polk en- general, ct des paroissea
Condolences de ce comt6 en- partl
cutler.
D'apras CO que dit NJ. Tester.
aveo de la perseverance ct une gss
ton des sffaires bAs6e sur Pexp6
rienoe acquise ces ann6es dernlerea
les habitants de ces Localities sc
or6eront, dams IN court espace de
temps, un v6ritable ELDoRADo'
Les allouettes roties ne vous y
tombent pas dams la bouche, mails,
dun autre cote, il y a des poules
de prairie en- abundance. Files go
prennent facilement, ct guard il
ne s'sgit plus Que du rotissga, ce
nest rien de difie1le pour une ca
nadienne.
M. IT. ssier nous a promis quel-
ques notes que. nous publierons la
semaine p,ochaine, e afaires pro
fessionnelIes ne lui ayant pas per-
mis- d'6orire oette semainn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-24
CANADA.

Quebec M. William Masgath,
agent des terres de la eouronne au.
Portage, est en- cette vile, il dit
que le commerce d. bois durant
Phiver q 6t6 blen s~atisfaisant dams
son district, ct que Ia mine dor
Sultana va bonner d'excellents
rendpments.
Quebec Cue brebis apparte-
nant q N. FRANCIS Desmarais, de
Warden, q mis- has deux agneaux.
L'nn d'eux . deux corps bien pro.
portiounes, mails r6unis aux 5pau-
les. Il ny q qu'une seule tete. sur
laquelle aont trois oreilles. &c ph6-
nomene 8 hut pattes bien confor-
m6es. Malheureusement, on do
le tuer. On V e faire bourrer pour
lie conserYer.
oh ne s,arreteraspas lesinYen
tions nouyelles? w. Edmond
de Quebec, Went de trouver le
noyen de donner IN convoi de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-24

sglise, Oh TAI eu le plaislr de got
ter 4 un excellent sermon, ct que
c'est de Ia que je reviensl Voyons
etes vous satisfaite?
Excellent chr6tien (avec I'm
regard d'inor6dulit6).
-Vous ne me croyez past Je
vais vous prouver que ~ suls allie.
-Je suis toute oreille Mon
sieur.
He blen! ditss moi; quel est
ce pretre assistant que vous aysz
Ia, est ce lie P. de Viras?
I'm pretre assistant? OH Vous
me parlez de ee personnage qni est
en- train d'lnoulIuer aux enfants
de ohoeur les connaissances que
=leur position e1ige9
-Vous m'avez oompris. 81, la
.semaine derniere, quelqu'un m'eut
dit que Monsieur <. s'etait fait
pretre, alors il me serait restA au-
.oun douta; car ma fol, je n'aijamais
alIures, denx personnes 81
pen differences, en- IN mot uDe aus
st prande resemblance
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-24
Aid. COLLIE, Commits Canadien
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