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Autorfsnnt lie GOuTcrncurt de I'IItnt n uccep-
terde A. j. Guirot mn c;,utiomuclnrrt sol
vnhi 2r "entmiiie ptastrcs, CONNIE gn IN III
tie &c La GdeIo execution de SEES Icyoirs ofIi-
ctEts.
RgSO'u. Que lie gouVcrHrur de rEtat est autorisG a
a@"pter de a. j. Guirot M Cautionnement solvable
dc cent mile pla7tres, CONNIE garantie de Ia hdGle
ayhgHtian d SEES lego'r3 OHicit-
s'1Ure en Convention dams IL ve de In Nouvel-
lc.Nr4n5, L. enQajamc jour e ttyrier, Fan de notre
Sciene0Tiad hAit cent suiy9nt2-ct-un.
G.raEs A. MOUTON
fa President de la Convention.
t..r-rH..- \ Tt6}@ WHEAT, SgCrziEGc. ftl6 lot
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Concernamt In HIRE Navigation flW ficuve
mississippi.
--Re&Qtu Que nols, 1e peuPle de IEtat de la Loui-
sane, reconnaissance ie de lbre navigation du
Eouye Mississippi, ct de tous se5 tibbgHtaires, pa
Eous les Eta.s amis riTaraiGs du djt f2uve ct It2
dts tributaires. t3 nous Reconnaissance tga1cmeut
le droit cntrte ct dc sogte des bouChes du Ms9is
sHp par toUs les lt&ts ct paissauceS AIMS ct
deGiarons par ees prGsentes nJgre vnonIG do Sti-
uIer toutes les guarantees nGcessaires pourreXcrcise
des dts lroits.
Adoptee en- Convention dams la vile de Batou-
Rouge ce yingt-sixieme jour de janvier, en- lanuee
mil hut cent soiNante-et-un.
fSiglG A. MOTION,
President de Ia Convention.
i. Certisa !; ], THGS. WHEAT, Secretaire fel5 lot
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nTCny TTru,rS>r

In reference to the Free Navigation of the
Mississippi river.
Resolusd, That we, the people of the State of
Louisiana, recognize the right Of the free naviga-
ton of the Mississippi river and its tributaries By
all friendly States bordering thereon, and we also
recognize the right of egress and ingress of the
powers, and we do hereby declare our willingness
to enter into any stpuations 10 guarantee the OK
er3ise of said rights.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge this
goth day Of January, 1861.
Lsi~neii "A MNUTON,
President Of The Convention.
AHes ]. TfT0S. WHEAT, Secretary. feb lQs
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To suthSrixe the Governor of the State to
accent satisfactory bond tt'r one hundred
Thousand dollars from a. >. GuIrot for
the faithful performance of his official
Rcsoiusa, That the Governor Of the State be au-
thoraed to accept Il satisfactory bond for one
hundred thousand dollars from A. J. Guirot, for
the faithful performance Of his official duties
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, this fifth day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
LSgued A. MOUTON,
-- . President Of the Co.'s eutpn
Atesl; j. IiOS. W HEAT, Secretary. felU lot
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE concerning Citizenship.
We, the People Of Louisiana, in Convention as
senbled, do declare and ordain, That all free white
persons embraced in the following classification
shall be deemed and considered, and are hereby
declared to be citizens Of Louisiana viz:
First, All persons who, at the date of the adoption
of the Ordinance of Secession, viz: the twenty
sixth day Of January, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, were citizens of this State.
Second Womex of foreign birth, now married, or
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Resolved, That the President of this Convention
be authorized and Eequested TO appoint commits
sioner in behalf of the State of Louisiana to the
State of Texas.
Adopted in Convention at Baton Rouge, this 26th
day of January, 1861. ~
TSenedI \. MOUTON
Pr siden Of the Convention of the Stale of Louisiana
Attest j, THOS, WHEAT Secretary. fei5 lot
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To amend the Constitution OF the State of
Louisiana.
We, The People of the State Of Louisiana, in Con-
yention assembled; do declare and ordain, and it is
hereby declared and ordained:
First, That article thirtyfourth of the Constitu-
ton be and the same is hereby repealed.
Second That article thrty.sxth of the Consttu-
ton be altered so as TO read as follows, to,wit No
person shall be eligible to the office of Governor or
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Resol',, Que lie president de cette Convention est
autors6 ct requs de nommer IN commssaire pour
repr6senter l'Etat de Ia Louisiana aupres de lEtat
du Texas.
Adopt6e en- Convention Baton Rouge, ce 26me
jour de ianver, 1861.
Sigua A. MOUTON
President de Ia Convention de rEtat de ia Louisiana
.Certihe: j. TllOS. WHEAT, Sec. claire. fei5 lot
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DRDDESANEE
WftIs71ls V Z NFFEi
Pour Changer Ia Constitution, de YFrtot 4,
IA L"tsisiane cnIaccrtiaT Ic SeranrsIt dol

In L"uisianu conccrnant IL Seranrnt tt,ofs
fee: - -
Nous lie peuple de rEtat de Ia Louisiana assemble
en- Convention d5carons ct ordonnons ct il est nar
Ia pr6sente, declare ct ordonnG que Particle ouatre-
ylngtdiX de Ia Constitution de fEtat de Ia Louisiana
est ct demeure par la prtsente, change de mauere
etre ainsi concu:
Les memhres de IassemblGe g6ntrale ct tous les
ionctionnalres pubilcs preeront avant denrer dams
lexercice de eurs tonctcns, lie sernenJ on laIrma-
ton qui suit
"Je - jnre on affirme soIennellement cue ie
seral idele ct obessant FEtat de Ia Louisiana tant
que ie seri ctOyen du dit Etat ct Que ie sus peine
ment hablle, contorm6ment il la Constitution de Get
htat a occnper Ia place laquelle j'ai etc nommG
(ou eiu) ct que je remplirai de mon meux les de-
yoirs de ma place, ct s0utendrai protGgerai ct de-
fendlni la Constitution de Get Etat Que Dieu me
soft en- aide
AdOpt6e en- Convention en- Ia vile de Ia NouyclIe-
Orleans, ce yingt-neuveme Jour de anvier en- Ian
ee n6tre Seigneur mil hut cent soixante.et-un.
L9lSnei MDUrON,
- go, - - President de Ia Convention
Gertlhc : j. TtDS- WHEAT, SGcTGtare. ftl5 lO
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regulations OF the United States unto the Governor
of this State.
ADOPTED in Convention, at Che city of New Or.
leans, the twenty ninth of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[SEnedl A. MOTION,
Presieutof the Convention of tho State of Louisiana.
Attest: j. TIlOS. WHEAT, Secretary frl6 lot
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/ Acknowledgement who shall not have attained
| the age of2s years. and been citizen of and resi-.
dent within the State for the space of four years
| next preceding his election
Third. That article thirty. nine of the Constitution
| be and the same is hereby repealed.
Fourth, That article forty.siX of the Constitution
be altered so as to read as follows towit: He shall
| be Commander-iu- Chief of the army and navy of
| this State and Of the militia thereof.
Fifth, That article one hundred and tweuty-siN be
altered as to read as follows. to.wit: Any Cti-
zen of this State who shall, after the passage of
the Ordinance of Secession Of the State of Louis
lana from the Federal Union, fight Il duel with
deadly weapons with citizen of this State or send
or accept challenge to fight duel with deadly
weapons either within this State or ont of it. with
a citiz of this State or who shall act as second
or knowingly aid or assist in any manner those
TINS offending, shall be deprived Of holding any
Office OF trast profit, and of enjoying the right
of suffrage under this Constitution and the Office
of any State OH ar member Of the General Assem-
bly,, or of any other person holding Office of profit
or trust under this Constitution RpI the laws made
in pursuance thereof. shah be, tPso ttctO vacated
by the fact Of any such person committing the
o2cuce Mc0'l"oed in TINS aUscie, and the Legis'a
uTe shall prov jdG by law for tie aScGrtainIug end
declaration OF such forfeiture.
SIKH, Thai g 3 aA& hundred AID twenty I'll
be altered 50 as 20 read ms follows, IL M
Legislature shall haYe power to extend this Coz
stG.J9n and the rr5-fIction nj tI.T State over ~
territory which may be- acquired by the Sta;e vi
Louisiana.
Seventh, That article one hundred and t5gusv.
eight be altered so as to read follows, towit:
None of the lands heretofore granted by the Con
gross O! the United States to the State of Louisiana
for aiding in constructing the necessary leyces and
drains, to reclaim the swamp and overlooked Lands
in this State, shall be diverted from the purposes
for which they were granted, except for armng
and defending the State.
Adopted in Convention at the City of New Or.
leans, this first day of February in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
Signed A. MOCTON,
Attest. }. Tt3OS. WHEAT, Secretary. ftl5 lot
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,eory6ors ~ second jour de t6prier dams lannGe de
notre seig nsat mil hut cent soixane-et,un.
'+'' So A. M0UTOE,
7s ot dc In Convention de pFat de la Lonisinne
ser,Bs ! THOS WHEAT, secr6taire fe5 lot
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Al
AN ORDINANCE

13zsseawe Esae Uiaios between the Sfate of
sassszsas sssA sand fiaa otiAcr STATES united
ssESsfa aaes under the compact entitled
M EAAe 9ptasfs tsitSnn OF sIae United States.,,
f5sss me People cf ste sfate of Loiasiann in
S1nv aIfl0s nlbled. dc declare and ordain and
Az IS Iegehg declared and ordained That the Ordi..
rance passed BY us In Convention on the I'D day
at MaEeInber, IN the year eighteen hundred and
ssANeas whereby the Constitution of the United
s5essea pg America, and the amendments of said
fIgon were adopted, and all laws and ordi-
assea bySsRh ieh the State of Louisiana became
Eieeher Of the Federal Union, be and the same
~ lssehf repealed and ahrogated, and that the
IHaaa RaW ea6sistng between Louisiana and other
2sss urder the name of g The United States of
Is slsEtScss, II III hereby dissolved.
slp declare and ortfatn, That the State
kasslssaza hereby resumes all rights and pc sers
W Mass@aa8Fs delegated to the Government OF the
u Hsfaa Sf2tes Of America. That her citizens are
aslaaiyea from oil allegiance to said Government
tas slse u III full possession and exercise Of
all 3aEse sights of sovereignty which appertain to
as MeE aud independent State. #
ssg declare and oaalal That all rights
1ssfissa aId vested under the Constitution of the
nRas a tan, OF any act of Congress- or treaty, or
sassleE atty law Of this State and not incompatible
eaia Ordinance. shall remain in force and have
e ssHaa sslect % if this Ordinance had not been
pied ia Convention at Baton Rouge the 26th
- asss .,ss5 1863 youros
VINE sssrsfa s,. y I'LL l6
VI. r. Adams.
M ~. Dumont Anderson,
Bernard AYegno,
a. Barhin,
VIVA. Ruifia Barrow,
n. Berniudez,
Gus Bienvenu,
ID Bonford,
"A. Bonner
81 G. BrisGee,
Walthall Burton,
Louis Bush,
~. 81. M. Butler,
Thomas q Caldwell,
Eenelon Cannon,
VIM. O. Carr,
George Clark,
Thomas A. Cool o.
G. 81. Connely,
Eea1uel P. Conner
Sidney s. Common,
Thomas g. H. Cotnan,
VIM. Alex. Davidson,
Es G. Davidson, ".
Alex. de Clouet,
AiaIbiade DeBtanc.
Samuel w. Dorsey
I'd. Dulel,
Lucins j. Dupf6
J. 8. Elan,
j.. K. Eleee
no. WI tstlin,
G. Il. Fhselief,
James q. Fuq9a,
"A. n. Gladden.,
Fergus Gardefe,
Y. lk Gauaet,
ssaR. Graves,
4. NJ. Gray
Mnf. NJ Gill;
M. q. Gifard,
Sid. II. fsliiiinf
" Hernandez
Andrew s. Heron.
B- HI Hodge,, NJ
Robert H0dgesa
s. Hollingswortb,
hepdafa j ohnson
EaEEa. III Kennedy,
Wilson ne Kidd.
EAiiz Iahntat assN
III Lawrence ~
chs. r. Eagrone,
Chs. q. Leblanc,
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An ORDINANCES
xSeGadss'e tD the Fabrication OF the 0sstiRan-

4 EE sgndsre to tYae EBSIEoatEon OF the 0.tginan-
eg& aszss JonTnaa Of the Convention.
Il "a He pe8ple 0f sfe Sta5e Of ist9Ssdad do oFfa1n5
sassrfeN L all oFiinaa sss are to have fall effect
sroM1 tsteis adoption. exespt when otherwise or
dssa6; bat, III order that due publicity be thereto
given, The ordinances shall Ee published Is herein
KssnRentioH.
$50, 9. The Secretary shall deliver to the Printer
s0t khA Convention, within three days after their
1 ssas toas duly certified copies Of all ordinances
SeHsseted. and the Printer shall, within two days
tseEeafseF, publish the same in the Official paper
arafe from the journal, during ten days, in the
sssae R5anner as the acts Of the General Assembly
age published
SEC g. Within thirty days after the final adjourn.
saaema af the Convention, the Printer shall finish
Ans deliver to The Secretary OF State 1000 copies
af the Ordinances and journal OF the Convention,
WgiafeG In book FORMS on good strong book printing
Naner; lie ordinances in long primer type solid,
GaaA page fifty sevea lines long, including running
whise liue under il and foot line, and thirty
y gEas Id width and the journal, made up from the
ssssfssai as Published in the newspaper in mnion
snaia, the pages to be eighty-one lines in
including running title, white line under it,
sla faot nes the book to be covered and stitched,
2n Sac same manner as the statutes of the State.
SaE. & Immediately after receiving such books
fase Secretary of State shall forward one copy to
satsA 81 the clerks of the District Courts in the
to be preserved in their Offices for the use of
&e Courts; one copy to each of the Recorders of
Parishes one copy to each of The Police Jnries of
ssse State, four copies to each of the members Of
sss Convention and the remainder, if any, he shall
dep9sit ID the Office of the State Librarian
ssaG. 81 Within thirty days after the adjournment
III she Convention, sine die, the Secretary shall de-
Hr 10 the Secretary OF State, all the enrolled or.
saiRfsscss Of the Convention, as VOL as the manu-
gsrsF oarRal, aad OIL the papers and documents
I'm ms possession, which the latter officer shall care
KEGS and preserve, and upon which he shall
ssEIaFse tile day, month and year of fling in his
salsee- Hereafter the Secretary Of State shall
grant certified copies, in the same manner be is
a1sh0Ffzed to do relative to the State statutes
saAz either official papers ia his office.
u Adupted ia Convention, at New Orleans this \
aseaaash Day Of February in the year of cur Lord
s1ne thousand eight hundred and ski one.
{Sigaadt 4. MOuTON,
EEess5snf of the Convention Of the State Of Lousana
TI0S WHEAT, Secretarf. fel5 lit
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| Relative to Fedefal Laws ami Officers il,
She state OF louisiana at the time OF the
| passage Of the Ordinance of Secession.
BE 1t ordained by the People of louisiana in
| Convention a sembed, That all Federal officers in
the civil service of the United States and laws Of
the United States relating to said Federal officers
aaq their duties and compensation, within the State
OF Louisiana In Office and in force at the time of
| the passage of the Ordinance of Secession and
not incompatible herewith, are hereby adopted
ana continued in office and in force as officers and
laws OF the State; provided, that the Ordinance
shall not apply to the officers of the Judiciary postal
or land departments of the Government of the
United States or the laws regulating the same.
BE 1t FURTHER ordained, That the revenue eoIlec-
ton and navigation laws of the United States so
far as they may be applicable, be and they are
hereby adopted as laws of this State, saving that
no duties shall be collected on imports from the
States forming the late Federal Union, known as
the United States of America or the Territories
thereof, nor upon the tonnage of vessels owned in
whole or in part by the citizens of the said States
and Territories.
Be it further ordained That the President of this
Convention is hereby authorized to require Of all
Federal officers aforesaid in the parish of Orleans
the immediate recognition by them of the sole
and exclusive authority of the State of Louisiana
and to administer to them the oath of Office and
IN case of refusal, to demand and take possession
OF all the property, money effects, papers and
documents held by them ia their official capacity |
and the like authority is hereby conferred on the
Governor as to all Federal officers aforesaid in the
hold the property, money and effects in their Gus
tody subject to the disposal of the State and to
take the oath Of office, are hereby declared |
vacant.
BE it further ordained, That the State of Louisi-
aua doth hereby guarantee and indemnify all |
Federal officers aforesaid, within this State, who
comply with the Ordinances of this Convention,
against all claims and demands of the United
States arising out of such compliance.
Be ittmther ordained, That in case any Federal
office hereby adopted as State office, be now or
shall become vacant, the Governor be and he is
hereby authorized to fill the same in the same
manner as the President of the United States or
the head of any department Of the United States
Government might have done prior to the passage
OF the Ordinance of Secession. That the Governor
shall have authority to remove any officer now |
holding a Federal office in this State if he shall
consider the said removal conducive to the public
interest.
Adopted in Convention in the city of New Or
leans, this twenty ninth day of January in the year
of our Lord, thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Signedl A. MOUTON,
President of the Convention Of the State Louisiana.
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. fel5 lot
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k.eaaisSa N Ia qualification tles Ordonnances
ek ssss Joitrnai ~ ID Convention.
xas sscunEe de IsEtat de Ia Louisiana ordonne:
szIas M Tsntes les Grdannances auront plein
elfa9 datsr de lenr adoption, except6 qpand il y
sss satreHlent ponrvu, mais ain que Ia pnblicite
zS4aise leHr soft donnee, les performances seront
pnllIaea eamme il est present. ci-apres, a moins
saae tn Convention men dispose autrement
ss4~ ~ Ise seerstalre deliVrera fiInprmeur de
ER Convention trois iaurs apres leur adoption ies
ps ddaaenf cersiff6es de toutes les performances
adafsAss ct Hfmprimeus pubtiera dams les deux
5aHEa qui suigront les dites performances dams le
30 f9EFsaat olieiel. part du journal pendant dix
o4Ess ct DO Ia meme nlaniere que les aetes de las
sseRlal6e g&nefale sont pabii6es.
sisS y Bans Hes trente ionrs qni suiTront l'aour-
zelslens dedRitf de la Convention imprimeur ache
es iigzsfa an seer6taire de 'Etat mile exen-
de- ordoanaIees ct du journal de Ia Conren-
Io ferne de livre sur de bon ct fort
slMstleE iRpafaser les liyres les performances en-
steres petit roman solides, ehaque page con-
PHI cihqa lignes v comprs lie tire con-
amt avec Ngne hlaucae en-desaous ct lgne an
AsAee Iasgeur dc frenfe ems, ct le Journal tel quill
zslas ete Public dams Ia gazette, en- mignonne
4apalktss les pages depant aVoir quatre vihgt-une
siegnEs 40 longHaur le tire conrant avee ligne
4siAndls au dessaus CT lgne au bas inclus; les yo-
aa1sies serapt souvers ct brooches CONNIE les sta
sssG. \. A9sait9t aprea avoir recu ees livres Ie
Saorst&irs a Etat en- enyerra exemplaire tous
feS gFhtsra des C0nrs de District de liEtat pour
&aEs GaMseEFe dans leurs bureaux pour lusage DIES
E9sIasi an eKeHRaire tous les recorders des pa
saIssss aA exemplaise tons les iufys de police
40 Il Etst. qaatre exemplaires chaqne membre
ssae e. Convention ct les autres exemplaires sill
~ gerpnt Opposes dams lie bureau du biblio-
Ettksa5re II Istat.
saos 81 Dams les trente jours qui suivront Ia
sine die dc Ia Convention le seerGtare
EyEerA "a Sacr1taire Etst toutes les ordonnaEces
ofaaA De Ia Convention ains que lie journal ma
tsesat et sous Ivy papiers ct documents en- sa pos:
saasAssia, cue &c aernfer fonctionnare gardera ct
slissayFeE& s0igneusement apres aYoir inscrit au
Gs IL Jour lie nsois ct lannee de ieur endorsement
rus soh bureau D0genayant lie Secretaire d'Etat
saaaFaEa 6ea eagies certiees de Ia meme maniere
q est atorise lie faire Reinforcement aux status
H sasu st aaS autres documents offieels qni sont
sss1 ats8 son bureau.
1.asntse en- Convention 10 Nouvelle- Orleans lie |
50lr de fsgrier de Fan de n6tre Sci |
HRl Iaiit cent s8ixante-et.un.
sSss5tsf 8ss A. MOUT0N,
President do la Convention
fztEasnes IA Gs- WHEAT, Seerdtaife. fei5 i0t
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A!eesI d ,rHo& WHEAT sr~s,z,g
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PoEIr p0urvOir Il Ia nom 'nnEiosl tic nelc:..es
H"ne Convention pony former Ine Confe-
tlcra dion Iu Sad:
Nous, lie peuple de la Louisiana, assemble en- Con
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03

Among the passengers by the steamer
Ma,arorda. which arrived ycstcnday from
y. O.. was Gen. J. W. Whitfield. formerly
of Kansas, and delegate from that Terrific
~ divine the latter part of Mr.. Pierce s
and the first part of Mr.. Buchanans Ad-
ministrntion. General Whitfield ha: :, 'othc t,o
ted in Texas. and brings with him inc
first negroes which were carried to ,s,b SG"S"s'
and the last to leave its-C'r'hd" lo"'
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quarters, dimes,
f fractions into


"Doiiars ha vos, quarters, dimes,
md nil manner F. fractions into
Which We are divided, collect your
lalyas aud como home. You are
rqurrd. Con binJtions of all sorts
Jrm. that help tho printer to be-
.yns a proprietor. gather in such
3r.e aid j4maal With such good
.,asaa- Your 9ppearance at his
counter. that notbing short of a
1gh, c'rouviII appease them. Col
ccJ yourselves, for aluhble as you
rc in the aggregate, singly you
viii never NY the cost of gather
pg, Come ii here in silent single
he, rhat the pti'toc may form you
d battalion, and send you forth
lgaiu t, battle f., him and vindi-
a'c his lrehie cr.dit"
Readers, arc goa sure you haven't
couple OF TIC printers dollars
lieEing about Your clorthes.
----e---.,.r,..
Fhr Nan Who wont Pay the Printer.
May he be ahod with lightning,
and gompollod to wander over gun
powder.
May lc have sore eyes, and a
chestnut burr for an cyc-stone.
MAY every day of his life be
more acspotic thau the Dey of AL
gers
May he never be permitted to
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frr Tu,as Commissioners 10 Arizona
NM Vow MnNicO,

M TU,U, CrUnl,si6Ners to Arizona
AMI sew Nryico.
MoHng,rra ys~teroay the Mesilla
fwo. . iNn ID INST, containing
.N, Official .o""r,NH cncc between
Non. t u il 'rn"rl nd Hon. Sim
.nu Hart Comni. ,s1ncrs from ''thc
uyrr0gu ap5 .udgp. ndcnt State Of
icva. appointed by the State
'uw.urnn. .uG lion. Il. Owens,