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Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
Notice.

HAVING BEEN INFORMED THAT Il much robbery has been perpetrated at our ranches in Sonora of such things as Cattle, Horses, Mules, etc., and also Wag- ons, two Carts and a quantity of Seeds which we had at Altar and some that we had stored at Pitiquito and at Arituava, all of which belong to us, we make known to the inhabitants of this Territory that we shall not permit any sale of our said stolen animals and objects, and that we will prosecute any one who knowingly may buy or keep any of the objects afore- mentioned.
 E. B. Pomroy, Attorney at Law, resi- dence in this city, is our general attorney in this Territory, and we request our friends to inform that gentleman whenev- CT anything is introduced in this Territory which may have been taken from us, vio- lently and illegally The brand and marks of which we have made use to mark our animals, have been left with our said attorney and also with Demetrio Ve- lasco and l.. Carrillo.
 F. LIZARRAGA.
 F. SERNA.
 c. LIZARRAGA. Tucson, Arizona, Sept 18th, 1875. 5l-3w
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
The Old Disposition.

The Miner of the 17th, had very mean article on the case of Leopoldo Carrillo. While protesting to be fair, it displays vein of unusual meanness in both a direct and indirect way, and revives an old feeling regarding a ma jority of the people of Arizona, which we have for some time past believed a thing of the past, and no more to be brought up. We ask the people of Yu- ma, Maricopa, Pinal and Pima to take proper notice of the following, which is part of the article in The Arizona Miner of September IT.;
 We hear from former residents of Tucson, that SenOr Carrillo has always been strong adherent to Mexican law, and until recently, if at all, has never had any respect for the United States or her governments; but be this as 1t may, he should have whatever rights that belong to him, and the fact that he is only quasi citizen, and is as much interested in Mexico as here, should not deprive him of them, espe- cially when such large numbers of these halfand-half citizens find it con- venient to claim either the United States or Mexico, as the eXigencies of the case demand, and are so convenient an element to swell the representation of Pima county and enable her to com mand a lions share of the appOrtion- ment of members of the legislature, to retain the Capital at Tucson and to receive the larger portion of the school moneys of the Territory. Should he prove to have been guilty, common gratitude should dictate to the people of Pima that they make up to him his $15,OO0, give slow note for the $36OO due him from General Altamirano and say no more about it. They will all be needed for the purpose of enumeration and should be cultivated.
 The Miner may regard the above wise, probably witty and possibly true, but it is neither The article is mis- chievious in tendency and reflects no credit on the writer: Our space is too nearly occupied to give the matter fur ther attention now, but place it before the people for their judgment, and for use hereafter. If not too great a favor to expect of The Miner, we would re spectfully ask who are the former resi- dents of Tucson, it refers to?
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN DIEGO September 23.-Sergeant Wm. Phoedovius of the United States Signal Service, left here to-day for Campo and telegraph stations in Ari- zona for the purpose of giving instruc- tions to operators in charge of offices, in the use of meteorological instru- ments with view of making regular weather reports to the Chief Signal Of ficer in Washington.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 21.-Gov. Stanford has bought the famous trot- ting mare Lulu, and will bring her to California. Price paid is unnamed.
 The California Watch Manufactur- ing Company supersedes the Cornell Watch Company, and will remove the factory to Berkeley, Alameda county.
 J. c. Truman of Binghampton, N. Y, connected with mines in Arizona, and with the Guaymas and Tucson rail road enterprise, arrived here by over land train tonight, en route to Arizona
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-A new point of interest is about to be made in the journalistic war which has been going on here since the failure of the Bank of California. The Alta yes terday morning printed an editorial charging the proprietors of The Bull letin and Call with having pursued the course they have followed during and since the late panic, with the object of affecting the stock market and creating a financial panic. AS a consequence, The Bulletin and Call proprietors, through their attorney, J. T. Swift, are now preparing and in few days will file a complaint for libel against The Alta. It is expected that owing to the intimate correction between news papers in the fight and the financial complications, some very interesting developments will be made.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-Min ing stocks lower to-day. Ophir has declined three dollars per share; Best and Belcher four dollars; California two dollars; Bullion six and Overman three
 The great Palace Hotel approaches completion, A very large force oi Chinese are now at work on the build ing, cleaning windows, etc. Warren Leland gave a private inaugural sup per last evening.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 23.- N. K. Masten, Cashier of First Ma tional Gold Bank, resigns his position to accept cashiership of new bank ot Nevada.
 GREENBACKs in San Francisco 6( anu oo12.
 SANTA FE, September 19-Nearly complete~ returns reelect Hon. $. B Elkins Delegate 1y 1900 majority.
 The body of Rev. J. J. Colby methodist minister for Cimarron and Elisabeth, was found between those two places today. He had been sho through the heart His horse Was found tied to a tree a short distance away. No clue has yet been discover ed of the murderer.
 At Fort Stanton a few days ago, an old feud between Jno. II. Reilly and Juan Patron resulted in fatal shoot ing of the latter. It is reported Reilly acted in selfdefense Patron fired the first shot.
 Tremendous storm has prevailed all through New Mexico for the past ten days.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

HON. HIRAM s. STEVENS has located his Washington residence permanently at 1924 G street, and either this or House of Representatives is his correct address. His address is no longer at the Arlington House, and letters sent there are liable to great delay and per haps will nevsr be received by him.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

THE election in the Fourth Con- gressional district of California was looked upon in Arizona with con- siderable interest. The Republicans supported Houghton. the Democrats Wigginton and the Independents Thompson. The district is composed of nineteen counties and the aggregate vote of each is: Wigginton, 15.22O Houghton, 1O,575; Thompson 5,O15- thereby electing Wigginton. He is understood to be friendly to the South ern Pacific railway and opposed to the Texas and Pacific.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
Sole Traders Notice.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY l of Pima, ss: On the 20th day of Sep tenn Der, 1875, in Tucson, Pima County, Ar izona, before me appeared Jesus Yhanet- to, known to me, who duly declared that she is the wife of Cristobal Yhanetto; that she resides in this Territory and intends to carry on, in her own name and on her own account, the business of selling groce- ries, provisions and liquors.
 J. E. MCCARTHY, Notary Public.
 Tucson, Sept. 20. 51-3w
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

THE eastern mail due in Tucson at two p. m. yesterday, did not arrive till ten o'clock. The driver says the cause was a fall of seven inches of snow at Silver City, New Mexico, Wednesday night, which compelled a delay of nine hours. The area covered by the snow, the driver reports to be belt of ten miles. Such a snow so early in the season is surely remarkable.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
BUREAU OF Legal and Departmental Infor- nation.

FURNISHES BRIEFS, LEGAL OPIN- U ions, copies or digests of Decisions from the Law Library of Congress, and in- formation regarding the Public Lands, Pa. tents, Internal Revenue cases, and all oth- CT matters coming before any Department of the Government, the Court of Claims Supreme Court Of the United States, or Congress. All business with the Bureau may be transacted through
 JAMES E. MCCARTHY, Attorney, Tucson, Arizona, our regular correspon. dent, to whom applications for informa tiOn may be made. 5l-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARLEY & POMROY,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRS AT LAW. Tucson, Arizona
 Notaries Public. Office United States District Attorney. Office on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

ARMY ITEMs.-September l4, by Department orders. from Prescott, 1st Lieut.. c. G. Gordon, sixth cavalry, was relieved from duty on the court martial to reconvene at Camp Grant on last Saturday and Capt. c. M. Bailey detailed instead.
 By orders of September 13, gen. eral court martial was ordered to con- vene at Verde on the 20th, with Capt. G. M. Brayton Sth Infantry, as Pre- sident, and 2d. Lieut.. John McE. Hyde, Sth Infantry, as judge advocate.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
Take Notice.

UIHAT HAVE THIS DAY MADE AND \ filed for record my declaration of in- tention to become a Sole Trader, accord ing to the laws of Arizona.
 LUCILLE PADILLE. Tucson, Arizona, Sept. 23, lS75 5l-3w
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS '.

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
 Just Received by $ A MIL. H. DRACHMAN,
 = the best - Assorted Stock of General Mer.
 chandise Ever brought to this market, consisting cl LADIES and GENTS
 FURNISHING GOODS, and
 TOILET ARTICLES, WHISKY, BRANDY and
 NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINES, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING.
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 .CROCKERY, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, GENUINE HABANA CIGARS,
 PATENT MEDICINES, LOOKING GLASSES, all sizes, HANGING and SIDE LAMPS, And other articles too numerous to men, tion, all of which will be sold at the l. Ow M a r k R a es
 for Cash. Parties ordering goods from the Country, may rely upon getting Just Wh at they Order. Any article purchased that does not prove as represented, may be returned to me by express at my expense. We consider it no trouble to show goods. You will find it greatly to your advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. Store Corner Main and Congress streets.
 s. H. DRACHMAN. Tucso n, March 6, 1875.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

E. N. FISH, s. SILvERBERe, Tucson, A. T. San Franciaco
 E. N. FISH 6 co. WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
 Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
 TUCsoN, ARIZONA, A RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING A large and complete assortment Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 HATS and CAPS,
 CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY, CUTLERY and HARDWARE,
 CARPENTERS TOOLS,
 QUEENsWARE,
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
 GRAIN SACKS,
 LEATHER,
 HARNESS,
 HICKORY RIMS,
 FELLOES and STOKES, BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS, TIRE STEEL and TIRE IRON, Great Assortment of BOLTS and NUTS, GIANT and BLASTING POWDER, DRILL STEEL and GOLD PANS,
 PICKS and SLEDGES,
 FUSE and CAPS,
 and the Choicest Brands of MES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO
 and CIGARS, All ofwhich we offer at Unprecedently Low Prices for Cash. Give us a call and examine our stock Of Carpenters and Blacksmlths' Tools Farming Implements,
 Mining Tools, Materials for Wagon and Buggy Uses, &c, Pine Lumber and Shingles for Sale. Barley and Corn In any quantity at Lowest Possible rates, - ProprietOrs Of the Eagle Steam Flouring Mills. F.. N. FISH & co, i Tucson, August 29, 1874. H-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

GRAND OPENING LORD & WILLIAMS WTILL DISPLAY FOR PUBLIC IN w spection one of the Largest and Most Attractive Stock of Goods ever before Brought
 to this Market. The Great Eastern Show ot New
 Goods. They have arranged to have arrive Month ly, complete assortment of such goods as the people of Arizona want, and they Can Sell them at Wholesale and Re- tail Cheaper than they can be
 Afforded from any other
 Market. Not excepting the much extOlled Quay
 mas route. We have taken especial pains 10 impor fine goods, such as we can warrant, and ir the line of
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

A liberal discount will be made on regup lar rates to merchants and others purchss- ing large quantities.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25

We have taken especial pains 10 import fine goods, such as we can warrant, and in the line of
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

n1susIv she touched his hand; tremor
ven shrc1rh hH fnser, up his arm,
s-xsrhs 70 his hcars. L0cy," said he,
-vae-efcre cosneN thou, With passion surg
NJ s-sn ihy wry fnrer tips "Alphonsc.
dear sasd she, -'tss only my new kids that
rcp Sen. They are electrical; they are sub
ssxn,sz,: ih.y xrs cheap but lasting, oever
hae psr ever rip "Wber did you get
shsn, Lnesr" said h. "Oh. "sbe replied,
= n r. d. Franks. Of course. S1 Market
Srrs who has !, ?, 5 AMI 1 button kids for
,stses. r-rr3smen and misses, from IS cents
urvaris"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
GHIP BCIDIyG on IHE P4IAP-
SEQ.

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LIZ MI vi-rn La <rn.n.;E viz. III i lls
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IL In nisdm- II snIs EII 7.-sita, Il
hxa1la7rs lat iAiHE I1zs <-asg n Zt-
Iuscess 9 LIZ .-G2f tLS - -I-s-
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srz = LII cuuIsslltlD- VII cDur -
vns-- Euct TEIes Ert no FIrtneer We Z
lupossl-l-- re. inns Ir-lnc1ua -eas0..
In. t-ae- 1ss s--l rranUslI- lE-f,uc us
Eut= 1ov tne alllosr on ~crE l. In s-,I-
yard u tnGt {. repairing. ssFer44 g: Iht
large va-os hsve LeeL clcseE e-c,-etT. snL
NJ iC- tne marines railway: others vrul5
ne oplircC u t4k. ihe same cuu-s4
Tne cUnstrucloI o. rl vessels
has no besL Eucces. II bs,-
timort although t1t l-ur u.a,as. q
whicL the hulis and formed. .-e manufae
;urec here 70 large eNcni. and sxid to le
the hast MAD. II the niteG S:srcs IN.
monster vesse. built during me va. and
one o. Two small vessels. are -. thai have
tAiAfr La l'NCL FLiIN VI -(tir IL btH1-le~r
Their is ssio 10 r. !e, large quantity o:
the best ms;eri&l 70, oo3sr vessels grow
tag on the shores Of the Chesapeake sD5 i:
trihutsrie.. but The certain AMI rapid transit
Of vessels propelled hy steam render: il
doubtful i: i. viii ever te brought into r.
9uisiiion. The coas:ing trade Of Ba,iimc-s
Is DOW larger than ever before. sri the re-
eeip;s Of the products Of the Southern
States are constantly increasing. tut IS, ii.
feishting business from the nearer as well
Ak more distant ports can be conveyed uore
rapidly By steam than by wind. there !. liz
tie probability that there will be re;u-z 20
the former prosperity Of tie slip tuil.i.ls
Industry.
There are still IN Baltimore to.e VII -.
membs- The days wien tts so-o5 q: II.
rcrkmers hammer "a. hard 81 ,gc1- ;sye
chores. and ikoUssui: Ei;te-;-i to r-osss
the launching Of tie EaCLi.s-t T.sst.
hut thai Las gone nh tle ystr. tos tsr
can Low ts found st.5 VII z.yov :.s.- ta..s
70 learn Az d-:u-osG Il - 49, .
which ttsv vsr= ou,s - E-cs0.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
ARoVrrHE sTREErlANPs

To IN La.-o- q ts9 Herald:
lam slnos, stranger II your city; keep
good hours generally, but on Sunda! night
had occasion to 60 to the western psn Of
the town about o'clock q. n. ! started,
90. lost, wandered around for half sd hour
and st last found myself back On Market
Street. thoroughly Disguised with the City
Of Wilmington and its darkness.
l am moi particularly tinorous.
but felt decidedly shaky, as every
street and alley was darker than Gads-
bill the night Jack Fslktaf peppered
the eleven knsves in kendall green. What is
the matter! Is Wilmington a COUNTY
town A mole-hill that we should 60 i,
blind / An abode for cats alone A border
town Of the sy1? or can il be that because
the vigilance Of the city authorities sleeps.
everyone is expected to go to bed at dark !?
Why not reinstate the curfew' Come. Mr..
Editor. tell u about il. Eclipse
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

NOTICF-I, CHARLES DEvER. in COM
~ plance with the req ouirements O. the
2ei of Assembly in such cases made
and provided, DO hereby give notice that !
sha4! apply il writing 10 the Court Of Gen :.
Of tbs STATE ot Delaware. in and for The
County 0. New CAstIe. upon Monday. the
IotD DAY OF November. 4. D., ls75, being the
nrst DAY of the next November term o. the
sal Cpu-i- f0- license 10 keep an Inn q.
Tavern KNOWN as the kailroSd Eonse, a,
HisinE SUI School District No Is and g
Shrlsiana Hundred. New Castle coupty
rtait Of Delaware with the privilege Of sell
.hg HDxlcasns Eouors in less quantities
LIhn one Q Ga-- TO be drunk on the prernisas
soc tne following treeholders reoenmeni
The sajd Application, v-wit:
= ora4aIn 'Jes<y, Bernard NcH ugh,
Taui b:,ra1- ~, John McCznn.
James Tone. Peter Collins
james Toy. bis
yohh tt-eo John Z keser.
JohL 1faEan IT, marx,
James NJ, M,Laurhlin, Daniel Nulhsrn
Thomas MeHpgh, ritne.
ocAl-Si CHARLES DEVER.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
EDBBLJT ~ yEJ EKzE1 OF ysY
CyTT

u. it-.CF ins F.a.,yI:- - s-r,-. ~, y,,rar-,,-
LA -nuTI-at & Ct. - HE-Eg gree. Il.
tIr@.-c III -lt',"c VI sundgy nirir; o. .s--
:, -"F.s-aEr nr,-lur u sbpu. t1Jtst xu-.l
y tIiA g.'a.. u. sr-sIr-e vas .s.e.-.t
t-TIL -. --l- y -. E.urs. .Iryngu IL. c.,-
IL iDL ssFt.--prn &C olIliur fit. uacf ,y.
f''s III. Ip-t II rUIG .p-lt sftre e1u.u-y
- II go Dpe-s giGssst f,r ypcre.
SL'--' kl;.' L:;h-tlI!s.. IueaSIt EDo u.I.a.
TsIut tet 80. LuiuIr ~. UDg... T,ns pt.-
l.t az nov WRITING srs..Ing-icl,v fU. IA.
a.7seI,rn u IL. iE-Eit'f. auc r IL ueiisyst
'<'st vi - s!esaiII trough: Il Jus:iss.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
6 GOD FOB ITIL
4 singular ca.s &. s.-r-,,s.,- .,,,,--.r.:

1 4 EnElir case 9. Er's:.v :.,c--.-
9 hi. c.-y IL >a:E--i: ls-ts, 4~
A. NJ. Vt-oo1. ei-;;.s-a-. ", i:ra. N
Pcp.a, sis-es- p-ar ttl. gas qrEzI- .It~--
ing With rs wife y lis si3.- ,.vL.,vAE-
ened BY scream from ttsi- l:tr. VI tsc
toe hand q usr r--r;rrr E.,yu it,,I-. t,e-
head. NJ. Fe1o- GSt;ei csusj. sp5
discovered lie il -05-- err,p,.t !-.r -,.,,..,.i
the lied. .n6 iu'u-5lt:s.v ..uu1,ed u,.r
hin. calling Nj the tiut t1- hey. 80, ..
M. Vernon came j. tDi eI-.t f,s- u.
police, tut st-ssE ri ,r-ST r,ierp.4 ir,,r
poeeesion Of THIN. 81 u. :sj.ic. v.-. u,c
: Jed ;ht hs-sla: ss.n: .sove5 - - ~
fee. TIE man ~ nicely -Sas-.r sut n
dealt with had eui through . l,.,- " .ia.
4 seens. with IN. ;n'.rsias q ,i.f.-.r- -.
house. NJ. V. pcv -eC-e-s 49, -tf.sr-
thrcpic haste. Az. L J.ax.i,,i.. lie t,u-.,3,-
VII he brought 80 jes.ics
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
DEATHS

\ t.N-ln lfas< CRY, cn the sth instant
NN-s5,lus ). Vlsr in The SSh year Of hli
aga
Rels.lves and friends of the famIy are
rsIs.rrfrly .Hvi.ed 10 attend his f0neral
frrrn the 7esj6enee os his parents VIM and
Mar wesr, NJ Kiddiet Rankk. on Tuesday
kfse-Ncsr NJ 2c'ciNok-
human hands have tried 70 Save him,
Nirhs and tears were all in vain.
F.T,Yr eneeis came and bore him
t-uu Tt,Is wex-y world os pain.
No yir and cxre CAD reach him nov,
Al hnSes' s CROWN Is On his hnov. 4
He has Joined ihss bearealy hand
u hose home Is in iAa; better land
: He has drank Of the water o1 life
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
ZEE HaEK

We ~ nsrmef ss N>srS- Insena 4
s-n- siAz In-- ~ .s,r.er srssng aaa coN<
.ners az ,l.acins her K<r 1SzH ~ -
hIasssus n IN. N,ads.r~1 SAn Esr hs-s
made c-eH narv s&irs a"~r shs &rsis
S1n,z E-,dxv xnS hsvs n-gsSaes n 1ninS .
xsa6y nu<saess. In N<rs Snlaa lG-sv.-
rgs n sfser 5nn.ay hAS s-sz <>lifnc =; q
much hlrA-- y1rsrs srnrIssC Gsoatetsrvrf
shron-f sns ac-ncs q & a-umnnra ~nf 81
Inri,aneS o. InS nesEals a. 2lisss -seasaaa
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
sep1,'
[cTiCE TO DELINoUENTs.
AUDITORS OyrIcp,

ArDlToR's Oyrln)
81 EAST SIXTH STRryT
WIlMISGIoN DELAWApR
Notice Is hereby given, by direction MI
Finance Committee, that all bills dns " \
City On January lst. lS5, must be mid I
or before the first day Of November M reSt
they will be placed in the hands Of tbs
licitor for collection, by virtue of section
Of the City Charter. which is as foioxS"
IF the amount Of said bill be NOT \,
within % days after such prsspni,ti
thereof. ii shall be the duty Of tbe NayS,
said city to issue warrant directed 70
said CityAudit0r, commanding him tol
the same with all costs thereon. upon
goods and chattels Of such owner ani II
such goods and chattsls can be foundEjtbl
said city sufficient TO satisfy said debt \
costs. then to levy the same on the grouD
or buildings Of such owner fronting up
such street. as aforesaid. which said sroun
or buildings, or any part thereof, Shall
sold by said City Auditor at public aucid
upon ten 40 days notice in two news
pers published ia said CITY,"
The bills Of delinq quents having long sl
become overdue, proceedings will be I'd
menced without delay, unless payment
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN,
SepN-:f City Audito4
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
TIE LIONS MOUTH

rhr assnrsnrr II tas raSs- vi ss
prrs n al inns II 1n~s vns visa u
iraSS -ammrIn,asnrs ir ,uh'icxaN-
N,r ma .iiisr rs<sV< u hIHSc he
-agis N a.~n n -et-cs -he sslns q
tiss snsnn- n4.S Irra-lanv ss,nnTary he
xr,,sis. sns msnns-riss shnuls X vl-1rr
srrs.s aaS urs sins a. ii,s Isese,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
evnnreHpeRIxe CuIH
Gu~ NU CAS-E

CITY ef NV CAS-L
OcoN- u. 1875
III NV CIT sAk kvokKs-foEKIEISs oF
YHI INDCsGkTES o. YEA. ANCaIN-
PLACR-
On or ahoui the time or the egersicn II he
Trson Mills. the Sev CssSls 6ss Co. vs
crrxns1ed and fa1hvnf cnnnsn>sL IND
erection Of works sna nyine ID pine which
beinr dnns the GcvI has sIncf heeI fE viii
gus. Afie- zhh io- ruDesrs M .eS- 1n-7r
~ee ncushe- improvements mani a,'hcasi
there wrss evrzy nncs xAS Whit -uEur
nf greG 1hnex N naulsmnss1son ~hsef II
vuxzshlr sxnihea in thin st-. snG hi snszn
would pla5 N n rs uslzx. nus1d-TIn <-yss.
Annu nR rn A-s hssev,T- i ne---sI u
he cuzsenil. ~cauT7.6 Inx- -sE Srresi 1rsSll
firm OF Nu--r Tassr- Il Sg-. ~-rrT r1Stf-s-
saxrire -nt rnoval u+ 1n-.- iuitsszsss w1rss
rom Pnladei.fna II Ins soS1- -1a iar-rs
had hccr 81 nauy -u1adS q sast.s M sssftsrs
ahnul il 1fsf 1zmes PSss, nnl u re.r-2n u
shss nru IN na-si~uia-- MI n.ns-s. ina ess--y
frv gave Lnt nssur. ar- crexssH--- iSu' I'M
time nroveL 1-r >nHu-h. IhaNssz
T2ske-- ST.. HAVING r,I--isSstI la-rrs 1rss'
n- lani ms teluI lns IrvI viii sgsoG-
rispr from u sRnui 9 CliS 2nC hall, tEI1-
ceIvei INF nu.iar HE r WINK ID q .snf.S
idea II eSaanilst L sncl H. 4a2S n Int
rmks he-s .nd Jur.rv III rnlHInen-Nr necr
1lnxire jsr 1ns purchase n- nj snnrs fu-me.
" nsrc ~ .nt issi. Esal sSr- r. r-ress4-
70 Starting her ul1nuiacln-fes~ ens We
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offered. the whole project Of earring =
branch Of the Morris, IAskar CO. : works
here. would lave been signal failure for
the possession OF those Shops, Is they were
all ready for machinery. and could te put
ia operation in shor1 time. vAs then cog I
sidcred absolutely essential 10 successful
commencement Of operations. Afier they
we're secured theywere repaired and enlarg-
ed. the necessary machinery ;rut in and I
work commenced. In the mean time /
ground was broken and the foundation laid |
Of the present extensive works. These con-
sist Of three large buildings, four hundred
feet long by from ninety to one hundred
end 6fty feet wide, called respectively the
nue mill, rolling mill and finishing mill.
The chief articles Manufactured believe
are tubes for boilers, although ii is said all
kinds of gas fixtures, including pipe, will
be manufactured as soon as additional
buildings are erected. How soon this will
be done is not known. but most probably
during the next year if the bottom gets out
of the panic by that time.
a.a MORE ANON, I