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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-12
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LEON ADLER, A. LEVY
Of Levy X Adler, ora Levy Co.,
Bayou Sara, Lii. jackson, La
+ EvY &c.ADLER,
Foot octhe Ifil, mear the ". F. II. II.
Bayou Sara, La.
Dealers in j
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines T. Liquor
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
In the dry goods department Of our house will
he found all family ncccssaIics such as
Slleetngs all sizes and rriucs American md
French Prints; Sl,irtinss, different gradcs
Irish and Scotch Linens and Crash; Cut
9or,,les; Brown and Dleacl,cd BONES
ties; Caslmcres; Vestings; Trim
mings Fancy Articles, such us
Combs Brushes, Perfumery,
Thread, Needles, Pins,
Rubber Pearl Glass,
Silk and Linen,
buttons,
&c.
We have also fine and well selected stock
Of
Ladies', Gents, Boys and Misses Boots
md shoes.
-ALSO-
An immense stock OF trimmed goods, for Indies
and Misses selected with g,rnt care. which We
offer ut prices whicl, defy competition.
FtSeOnr stock beng renewed every month, will
always he found fresh and Of the first quality
Also on hand IL large lot Of furniture aud PlOws
for sale cheap for cash.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-12

MY stock of groceries is renewed almost daily
and will sell tllenf at Il slight advance from actua
cost for Cash.
Tho highest market price paitl'for Cotton.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-12

Respectfully informs the citizens of West Fclic
ana that he cont in,les to keep first class liquor
which are served by polite bar-tcn,lcrs.
4 share Of public patronage is solicited.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-12

Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in
his lne will please ecn,l IN their orders ana they
will he promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutter.
rus Also, to repairing Co0kins Stoves.
EJ=All work guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
FrNERAL OF JOIN F. KENsETr.

The remains of the late John f. Kensett
will lie in state at the Academy of Design from 10 TIL IL
o'clock this morning They viii be taken thence TO the
First Presbyterian Church. at Nneteentst and Fifth
ave. where the funeral services will take place
At meeting OF the Board OF Control or the Artist
Fund Society the following resolutions were passed:
u,. II has pesd God in His mysterious Providence take froo
onr late brother President Mr. John Kense weboE with
hpb submon and acknowledge Him righteous in all
His
the Society hiss PRESIDENT
endowed with capacities the Office Prompt and lc0ns
the discharge duties possessing large experience and as an ar
st No himself and welding an inhnenee
widespread be all his powers to the success OF the Society Himself
one ~ ounder chief officer rejoice that be lived
long enough the property which he hsd 50 largely aud
effectively contributed. 49, -.
with the lovers Of nature ard art We reflect "h
satisfaction nesmabe beauty AMI vGGe OF tue works
country and on the bright example OF ms pure
faithful and genial character Of which uh dn ana
cba ry were the leading traits
Pored That we heartfelt sympsthe' the beesved
A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
POLICE NOTES.

Charles Eddingher, age "A, Of No. 1G Cann9n-st:.
struck by aud severely injured lie brought to tins
city and taken to Bellevue Hospital
Henry Crosby was arrested yesterday, for the al;
legged theft handbook containing $780, ra William Pinnegan OF
No 57 Bergen Brooklyn while pretending to help him home WINE
drunk, a a late houron Monday night
Thomas Allen, age %, of No. 2N Tenth-aye., Ii.
eeused Vender twentieth Precinct Stahonhouse last
night unknown had stabbed him in the night arm
His wound dressed by police surgeon
John Brown age 80, Of No. 102 ington-st.. en-
tere senh Precinct Shonhoase last night and eIhbn
two severe scalp wVund which he said inflicted by unknown
nan with had been sighting in frol Of his house
James Punkett age q, of No. 800 West Twenty
srtL during qo John ~ LINES liquor store at Ninth
YESTERDAY, stabbed IN The WIS., and re-
woa lines has escaped the pursuit Of the police
Patrick Murphy, laborer, living at Bush and
Coumbast Brooy retained home drunk, yesterday and aer
abusing wife boiling water over her scang her In
and held await the resuli Of her IN
juries.
Conrad Schamberger, age 10, living in shanty IN
A, tried TO commit suicide yesterday y
hanging table back Of bis home He wa. discovered by
iend dogn and to Consciousness The attempt MAS ~
dueed by extreme melancholy.
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday, Will
liam Moore convicted Of robbery Ia the nr-t degree was sent 70
Prison Tor res Meehln. Tor stealing clothing worth
from Qunen Of No 269 Monro scot 70 State Prison for u
John Yong for grand larceny was sent 20 State Prison
McMden for knocking down Edward Hume OF No. E
night OF Nov a. and stealing s watch was sent
to State Prison for 20 leAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
NEW INSURANCE RATES.

The New-YOrk Board of Fire Underwriters
mas adopted the following Classification OF rates. the
rates on standard private warehouses being $40 and
those on standard storage stores, 5O-55:
CHAEeg DEHcKNcIrslll If OF sOoe iron walls be
etsl slate, raef S. composition 10 IL kgbt
T0ugh ROOF g. F0T ever additional 900 feet ae-
Sided S IT, II without suitable shutters 10 rear Win
sows, 10; without suitable shutters windows,
O.: without suitable shutters TO side Windows s.
cal II without tEe feet parap val separating the building from
ing buLhngs ~ II gutter WOOL 10 a. Sky
hght opening fo0rs unless with
Lsn lronafieso OF lch thickness
asyihg sb 1tes haekEy openings provided
viii tTatoors described. TO- o. StaIgayG enclosed (9
n feet each adduonsl 10 feet fraction thereof Q0
ing 10 ~ Naurd Iooi varying particular
addition to tie Charge for hight 70 extra specific
i2D kNterns Additional " be ehsfge
STANDARD BIIDiNG walls " brek OF the hckne n!ed
b. the present buHg Scoh c. with protectors receive
~ Roof Of copper iron raes aud
.,tbos &v4ghtt o. Ara-Tbere fha than 500
walls exendug from The fchndsos
sAoogh the roof AND eoe "a shssn Of ron having satsisn
from aud
window cangs u theF be Of metal shutters front
buftfg he be eDed hn Inc ousde middle
D. m shutters TO BE- closed 40 GIT TO- PaTpet
VISIT GFe Geet high above Iaoi
shiel, and copei, aud 70 have openings three a
lsH fff reaL suitable for defense.
d. Corn gusr Of bck buug
" only ana shSut backing u wood al
u without slgt yator, ba.eS~s openf (l StafEBs
b iss ttn 20 feet () asbssn roof eongcd entirely 81
neal sai covered with STATE metal
20 IOo si y 20 WOO v" bft " Ls lsee w rs 20 st nc cn al
n@.e shutters % al oelnSs vii be subject oily 80 charge f
hight Nt'a tom the coJnloe the op roof shall is added
. hs ~ q zoe uong beeW tor Ha efriDg The
Tie snryeyeis Of The board are at work surveying
budiugs under TAO above classification. and wherever AZ
nppeaib 10 be unjust notifications viii DO made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

ouon, % ,he pennsylvania Central r. r. Coz was found
at Amess spike factory IN mehqae
who in turn Represented that he bought u OF the Prs
oner, and check Tor 1 IN 1ssnca the money on
the cheek and when someryIe called on hcArdie 70
ascertain why payment had been Nm ne as an ola
ofendeS The Board OF Public Works met yestesushy
aud rescinded resolution passed last spf,nR ~, ' new
Hs tT 1a es'fe Board Of Police Commissioners
has appointed Joseph Miller GarsS' Rail ~ patromsn
and K Recs roundsman. The following officers nave
been suspended John irwin fonss aD Ud John
Rarker asleep on post 80 days each; John A. Donneny
same oense 20 days IT, Geden earpe99'eep
ave- fell distance Of twenty feet yesterday anu su h
tanned serious injuries The average attendance az to
public schools during the past month was o'' anu '"'
average number registered bso2
PATHRsoS-The December term OF the Passac County
Courts began yesterday Judge Be6e presan 20 wn
John r. Daggers, and John N. Terhune on the bench
The trial Of Van Yinke Bogert charged with compnG
from Dec. % 10 jan G. The nrst case on tne onpioo
Court calendar. that OF James Peel against George
Broomhead was begun yesterday. The suit IL brought
TO decide question OF water rights Tho tried
in the Spring term. but the jury disdgreed John Baer
H. was released 600 bail yesterday and on 0bal
TO answer charge OF stealing horse and wagon:
The Totona Reservoir filed yesterday and that part
OF the city lying west OF Passac Falls was supplied with
hydrant water for the first time. c. Hosord, Super
nendent OF Public Schools, accidentally Tell from
chair Monday night and received serious internal In
Juries, which Will prevent hun nom attending 70 ms
duties for several weeks The Board or Abdomen has
Authorized the City Clerk TO tax warrant for the
sale Of lands for arrears OF taxes OF 800 which amount
$4,000 The taxes OF 1871 are 100000 IN arrears aud
those OF 1872, 10000. Total, sl65coo.
BAYoNYE.-Joln Morris entered tho cabin OF the
steamer A. NJ Aldridge Monday night. and packed up
was prevented by tho appearance OF Capt Anderson
Morris knocked the captain down with soda water DOT
lie and made his escape p M was H c@ dsn Of
case OF smallpox is reported IN the Third Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Estimated Payments

A commuDicatiOn was read asking mat JHt NUHIUIIl
tee of Fifty be heard before the application OF pstlct
ATTORNEY Brton for increase OF salary IS acted upon
The re0uest was granted and resolution OHered py
Supervisor Foley in favor OF fixing the Dlstrct-Ator
news salary at $4,000 per annum rom jan j. 1870 was
dpfpntpd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
lAnEo lneements- /
BuRNErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

So INsIDIoUs ARE TIE FIRST APPROACHES OF
CossuxTT1oS THAT OF IT'S PRES
ExcR usrL IT Has BROUGHT GRAVE
An IMMEDIATE EEso TO d. JAISBs BIPEoroRAsr tbs
,Er APPEARANCE or Couon PAIs OR Soreness THRoAT
OR CEEsT WOULD vT nEsrLT OR,
~ CASE rHB Latest Con
SUMPTION WOULD rKJD OF TnE DIsKAsz
AND 1urs MATERIALLY ASSIST PA
TINT UsE THE ESpEcroHsSr THEREFORE, a
CoID NECESSITY 1oR irs usE IN
MORE DASGEKoUs COMPLAINTS. SOLD KyKRTwHERE.
The only Holiday Hat is KNox's, and the
best variety Psuey Pur. ak Caps Gaunset k appropriate
holiday gs be found Al either OF his stores w brvanHay or
unde Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.


A meeting of the American Geographical
SOcicty was held last night at the hall Of the NewYOrk
Historical Society," Judge Charles p DAILY presided and
among the prominent persons present were George
Cabot Ward, Judges Curtis aud Peabody, and the Hon.
Hiram Barney.
Dr. j. T. RotbrOck'of Wiikesbarre, Penn read a paper
on our Northwest its and its Inhabitants"
He traced the settlement Of the Northwest from the
discovery OF Puget sonDd in 1892 tho present time
and then described the features Of the country. The
courses OF the Frazer Mast and Simpson Rivers In Brit
Ism Columbia aud the nature OF country through which
they pass were traced The Frazer River has its
way 50 miles through 1000 feet Of rock This
great amount Of has been owing 10 the great
difference in level between high and low water produced
by the melting OF the snow and ice OF the hills Along
ale banks OF the stream the vegetation is uxuriant
Much Of the land the banks OF these rivers s suited
for farming and grazing purposes. The marked differ
temperature between places the coast and
Inland spots, proving the modifying influence OF the
ocean and the Pacific drift current upon Temperature
were described. The mineral timber, and fur
of the region shown to be abundant The lecturer
said that OF the Indians OF the region had made
mained IN their original state. lie held that they should
not be allowed 10 hinder emigration thithcr.
The Society has been asked TO collect for exhibition at
the Vienna Exposition TO open May 1873 such maps
photographs OF scenery geographical and geological
ports and statistical information may best illustrate
ibe geographical features, the condition OF commerce
and trade and tue material progress, prosperity and
Advantages OF the country. 1t is hoped that liberal
response viii Le made AL contributions must be sent
n Feb. l., 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
HOME NEWS.
r,,pv,,oMErKR YESTERDAY AT DIcKNsoEs IN PARK
'hhhA'N"' ROW
o.aa,o Eooa-syos Shm-sso MduiFbt-2P
PROMINENT ARRIvALs

G, Nicholas Hofel-Bishop Randall of Colorado
John King G Vice Prssn q che baltimore and Ohio I"sss
I Co. Gorham Cle Of the u. A. Senate Gen John nam
nopd Of Crown Point VI p l. Latin, state Prison ssPe9
m C,.eS ~ vermont 0ieg HousThe Hon. Edmund tnee
81 T,for Jenssss o. Th h Hon
is,.nd ana Col al W. Paiten 4 k...FVA dteHW HoEI
Wism Waiting Of Holyoke Mars Horace Fairbanks OF
obn Harmon 81 Virginia C. Bushnell Of Hewisyen ana
n 81 Grand Central Hof-Juge
pS,eIs o. Buffalo HOFFMAN Hone-Gen l. D. Pe Of rIosassi
JerImanowtk Miss Anna DICE VI
phisSrha and AssemhmaA W. Tobey Of Port Henry n i''
1psmaTk UchL-John y. Winsow Of Poughkeepne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
KINGs COUNTY FINANCES.

The Kings County Supervisors, at their
meeting yesterday Afternoon, received from county
Treasurer Gardiner the following report OF the estimates
made for the support of the County Government Tor the
fiscal year ending July 81, 1878, and the amount OF eA
pendture from the commencement OF the fiscal year 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
NEW-JERSEY.


JERSEY CITy.--lt is stated that G.. Il. Rails
beck, who caused The OF Charles A. Bertrand,
q New-York lawyer and Gavin NJ. Cook. has been
arrested affidavit Of George W. Gardner, charging
him with cheating Gardner cut Of Brooklyn real estate
worth $4,000. He is said TO have given bonds, aud
have consented 10 the release Of Bertrand aud Cook
As jacob Mcmbeth was crossing Hamilton-square at
about o'clock Sunday morning, he was
attacked by two wslidressed young men one OF whom
struck him In the forehead with some metal
instrument rendering him unconscious. He was then
robbed Of s15 aud gold yatch .Tnc CITY Collector mas
deposited gOl 81 % Tho cred Of the County Collector
on rccuhht ~ taxes due tho county and Jhe Blnrd f
Finance hes autIollzea tie issue OF q warrant for
SloJ6 - ~ faNOr OF Hudson County, making an adj.
vance oi S-lJ on account ~ state ana county tax Tie
balance puc l. ISIS ~. AT $50 A. NJ, v-teray
burglar entered The residence or Abram j. Jewf5I IN
Mnn5gOmery-st. and Howaik-aye., thromgh a hasenent
WdJNt "a when Darglil-.iIln WAC attached and the
proprietor of the house heCg apprsed or tho fiief M
preach, Imncdiitoy Appeared VITA reyilyer ia bnnd
9tl dc ain "a ma dnu oIeers aulged. He wa taken
% the Frs. Precinct StaOuhUusc whore ne gave li.
Wu Finer, and Biid that ne lived at York yIi,
.Jacs somerFILe wr committed, yesterday charged
vita receiving stolen gOOgs. part OF tie propertv
which CONSISTED Of several thousand pounds OF iron be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
ELECfION OFRIcERs REMuNrRArEn-

Tho payment OF the Federal Supervisors and
inspectors u Election continued last evening at
te UHited States Court building, IN Chambersst Tho
Gtst six Election Districts disposed OF on Monday
eveDg; and the Cheers Of tho WITH With Xth and
XIII districts were pail ast evening, The money
m hand was exbaus,ei-1iholt $4,000 bay1hg ooeD
handed o5ei The desk. From eIry tour D. tle oven.
tbR the Urge han Of the building gns crowded with
heSCgeneC IA ss VI bnuaDIty sug ling get as ear
- posGibf 70 lbe door wleb led 10 the UaIed States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
woMAN,s RIGHTS AND MANS WRONGS.


Marcus Iippman went before the Police
Commissioners yesterday, and gave an account OF
singular persecution 70 which he had been SUBJECTED
and Of his subsequent for endeavorng to protect
himself He said that he kept millinery store az NO
us sixth-ave On Monday last woman entered tho
store took a weekly newspaper from pocket OF ner
dress and asked several Of the clerks II they dd not
want 10 buy It. He told her that she ought 10 90
ashamed 10 offer such newspaper for SALE she asked
him II he did not believe in reeove doctrines lie re-
pled that he thought IL was infamous that
any woman should speak about the subject
at all. She then looked around tho store
and said: "Oh you are wholly given to money-maNhe,
and care not for the sou She then left the store pue
returned in few minutes. and handed him sheet OF
paper upon which was written the following: Murder
Is in your heart like the ancient Jews and they put
Christ 10 DEATH He told her that after insulting MN
i'm that manner she must leave the store Sne repneu
True TO word, she stood on the sidewalk, auu az
costing ladies who went by, told them Inut Gley
must not trade in the millinery STORE as ~ Mss
kept by q man who did not believe IN the rgnS5S
of women A large crowd quickly gathered
and when the proprietor OF the store went out ana ed
10 persuade the woman TO away PatIOIulan john
Ounn of the Twenty ninth Precinct came up anu hsheu
the cause of the disturbance. Mr.. Lppman told tue
ocer what had happened, and asked him 10 arrest Ine
woman Dunn refused to do this and after mn
10 move on arrested him and took him to the Jenerso
Market Police Court where the complaint was osusse9
at once. The charge against the policeman "asPeio
| 10 the Police Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
HUDSON RIVER col

MOUNT VERNoN-A resident of Southport,
Conu more than co years Old and the father OF large
family for time past been accustomed TO
a seat on the Eew-YOrk bound morning train OF Con
ductOr Wallace OF the New-YOrk and New-Haven Rail-
road for young girl OF - IA years. the daughter of
respectable citizen OF Easchestcr who usually gets
The train at Mount Vernon her school IN New
York Ho made himself most agreeable and the train
was usually crowded bis securing her seat a favor
with her, when she and left that part OF the
She informed father of the incident, who thereafter
accompanied her tie city, but failed 70 mud the
Till yesterday morning. when he eOared hiul aud held
him up to the gaze OF the hled He begged peousy
for mercy anu offered Ia beg the grls pardon was
not suffered 10. He was not arrested.
EEwBURGH.-The steamer RlInslell Borges st runs
between this city aud Eoy-Y0rk. All tue oher lines OF
boats have ceased their trips North Of this city the
river practically closed The Ice is not very heavy
here, but navigation is becoming more diiledlt.
MoRRIs1SIA. during fremans quarrel on Monday
morning, George HcnihR shot William McGl. TAo
former was arr csted. ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

INSTRUMENTATION will be taken against
the town assessors not describing taxable property
i'm the assessment rolls. There has been the neglect
in all the towns OF Richmond County, with the excep
ton OF CtstlotOn.
EDGEwATER.-The several fire companies will elect a
chef and assistants for 1878 to- night
EEw-BRIGHToN.-The citizenB have subscribed 1900
toward O steam fire engine for Company No. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

MarshaI's Office. They were admitted ono by one,
fhrough private door under the stairway Each az ne
entered. produced his shield and commission, which
were fastened together by an on1cer ne tnem pro
having delivered up his credentials and signed
the pay roll in duplicate he received tue pay LOT ~ T
few instances the officer unable to sign his name
and made his mark. John Keatng havnR ur o,,
nav AGAIN appeared with a second shield ana coinmls
Sion. He was charged with having stolen them ana
Ss romoyed from the room. OF the officers threat
enin 20 shoot him IL he returned The Federal officers
~ the Up-towu districts will be paid this evening az
Twepfv-fhrdet aud Broadway.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-06
Master and Man in Japan.

No feature in japanese society
is more curious than the relations
between master and man. The
master admits his servant (provi-
ded ofcourse that he be of the mill
tary elass) to his intimate society;
but the servant never assumes a
liberty. He takes his place at dim
ner with the utmost humility, and
having done so, bears his share of
the conversation, addressing free
ly not only his master as if he
were an honored guest, and for a
while they would appear to any
one not acquainted with a Ian
guage most fertile in subtle dis.
tinctions to be on perfectly equal
terms. Yet the moment the feast
is over the man retires with the
same profound Obeisance and
marks of Difference with which
he entered, and immediately re-
lapses into the servitOr; nor will
he in any way presume upon the
familiarity which having lasted
its hour, disappears until occasion
calls it again. Feudalism strips
service of servility, and although
the feHdal system is thing of the
past, its traces must long remain.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-06
L. JONES beg leave to an

~ L. JONES beg leave to an
W nOunce to his friends and
former patrons that he has again
resumed business. The Saloon
heretofore occupied by J. O'Hara
is now kept by the undersigned,
where the best of wines and Ii
quOrs and cigars are always kept.
Mr., Jones also wishes to inform
the public that he has still the
Corral, where hay and grain of
nrst quality is kept on hand for
the accommodation of teamsters
and others.
ap27 3n G. L. JONES.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-06
EDITORIAL EMENITIEs.

EDITORIAL EMENITIEs. - A
mild and gentle editor thus fat
teringly speaks Of brother quill:
Gin a two-column editorial, the
sneaking cur who edits that dy-
ing, incendiary, blackguard, pi-
ratical, loathsome sheet, known
Ito only a few as the Kaptasa CAL
lister, howls over the imaginary
crimes of the good people of
Franklin in a manner like unto
the gibbering of an idiot, the in
coherent rawlings of a mailman, or
the demoniacal believing of an
imp of Satan, the phosphorescent
CLEAN of whose bloated carcass
furnishes him with the only light
that his rheumy eyes are likely to
have thise side of the lurid flames
of his predestined residence in
perdition."
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-06
.UIDE FOR TRAVELLERS
Arizona City Postal Directory.

Arizona City Postal Directory.
Mails for California (west) close
at 6 P. M. on Sundays and Tues
days, and 4 P. M. on FRIDAYS.
Mails for Tucson (east) close at 4
Pm. Tuesdays, Thursdays andSat-
urdays.
Mails from Tucson arrive about
5 P. NJ. on Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays.
Mails for La Paz (north) close at
8 A. NJ. Mondays, and arrive about
4 P. M. on Saturdays.
Arizona Official Directory.
FEDERAL.
Congressional Delegate, r. C.
Mccormick. Governor, A.P.K.
Stafford, Tucson. Territorial s ee-
rotary, Coles Bash ford, Tucson.
Sup't of Indian Affairs, Herman
Bendell, Prescott ............. Chief
Justice, 1st Dist, John Titus, Tue
son.. Associate, I'd Dist, Isham
Reavis, Arizona City; Sd Dist, C.
A. Tweed. Prescott. ..U.S. Atty.
j. %. Mccartney, Tucson. .....
o. S. Marshal, /. @. Dick ason,
PrescOtt......U. s. Surveyor Gen'l,
John WATSON, Tucson. ..Regist'r
Land Office, HI. A. Eastman, Pres
colt. Receiver, George Lount,
Prescott......U. s. Collector Int.
Rev., Thomas Cords, Prescott.
U. s. Assessor, III. A. Bigelow.
PrescOtt......U. S. Sp'l Mail Ag't,
L. n. Dawley......Deputy Collector
at Csutoms, r. B. Kelley, Arizona
City; Jas. E. Baker. Tucson.
TERRITORIAL.
Atty Gent, j. E. Mccartney, Tue
sOn......Treasurer, John B. Allen.
Tucson. Auditor, G.. III. Lord.
=" Adj'tGen'l, Samuel Hughes,
Tucson.
Yuma County.
Probate Judge, Thos J Bidweu
.........Dist Atty, Clarence Gray,
1900. Sheriff, George Tying.
Clerk Dist. Court, John w. Dor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, j. s. Spann
:. Treasurer, j. M. Barney.
Supervisors: John Duff, George
Martin, Jose M. ROdondo.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices of the Peace-Abram
Frank, r. B. Kelley, A A. Mix.
Arizona City Officers.
Mayor, A J FinIay.. Council
men, VIM r Larkin, ] Siebeck.
Hall HanlOn, J M RedOndo.......
Police Judge, r. B. Kelley......
City Marshal, o F TOwnsend......
City Attorney, G. w. C.. Rowell.