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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-03
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TUCSON.

TUCSON, January Ex-Governor yesterday signed following bills : Act to prescribe duties of Supervi- sors, Act transferring Maric0pa County from third 10 second Judi eiai District Act providing for payment Of certain deficits in ap- propriations Of 1875 and 1876 and Act fixing time Of holding District Courts. He vetoed the Phoenix and Globe wagon road bill: the House then passed it by a vote of fl ayes and 4 noes now gone to Council. Council passed II. R. ? defining boundary of Maricopa County, which as amended leaves Maricopa very nearly as it was. Council also passed H. B. 22 am ending school law. House ad d. journed very early to- day. Arti- cles Of Incorporation were filed 18th inst, in Secretary's office of the Prescott, Tucson and Sonora Railway: principal place of busi- ness Prescott, daration 50 years, Capital ten millions.
 TUCSON, Feb. 2.-Yesterday the Governor slgned Act permanent ly locating county seat Of Moha- We county, Act fer distribution Of arms now owned by the Territory or that may hereafter belong 10 same, Act amending sections 22
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a which We owe our pTOsperil, .. anJ the ae}ity to ford home and SaG!t0. Uv .ho very uiea, Who seem determined 10 ruin cni country, unless they can control it by capturing our children.
 The Catholic Church has eStab- iished school here, and We learn that 1t is a good one, if the priest chouses to solicit patronage for that school, well and good but that he should "cap" for that school, or in the interest of his Italian superiors den0unce Ameri can Mothers for sending their children to the same class of schools that have bred Washing ion, Jefferson, Webster and Clay, is INT0LERABLE. This matter has already attracted some atsen- tioH in this community :; feeling of distrusS and anger has already been aroused, that mag be disarm- ed by the polished arts Of the Jesuit, but for ihe results of which we can not answer. if aggravated by the coarse assaults Of higot.
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a0d S2 Of school law and Act de- finiug boundary of Maricopa csr~-v het for construction pL wagon road from Prescott to Brad. shaw has passed both houses : this bill raises S35, ,000,00 to build ihe road by taxation in Tavapai County, the road to be finished by 1878. Council passed the veto- ed wagon road bili by unanimous vote, This road is from Phoenix to Globe City and raises ten thou sand dollars on the faith and ere dit of the Territory. This morn ing is taken up with the R. R.. biii-nothing done as yet, but 200 copies ordered printed.-Wm. Tague, the only smallpox patient in Tucson, died night before last.
 TUCSON, February 2.-Marion introduced II. B. 57 establishing water works at Prescott. Raii- road hili came back from council amended, House referred to Com mittee, and adopted amendments asked for by Com; only exempt rolling stock and material from taxation for foul years. The Council gives them 10 cents per miiA for passengers and b cents per ton freight, exempt ali their property from taxation for six years.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Speaker has appointed Cook and Stone, both Democrats, as tellers for the house in Electoral count President of senate has appointed Ingalis and Allison, both Republi- can, as tellers for senate Ferry desired one man of each party 10 be appointed in each house, but Ferry demurred. John H Pickett, an Attorney of Washington, testi- fled yesterday before the House Committee, that Jos. H. Maddox, who returned from New Orleans before the Returning Board had made their canvas, had reported to him, that the Republicans had bribed the Board 10 count Hayes in; that if Democrats would give them 6 million dollars, they would count Hidden in; and that he tried to raise the money from Morrisey and other friends of Hidden; that he saw Hewitt about it, but H. would not connect. The RepubIi- cans are preparing an answer on the testimony of LitiIefield, show ing that the whole proceeding Was conspiracy to obtain money from the Republicans, or failing in that, 10 secure it from the Dems. and that Pickett and Mad dox were to make money out of the N. Y. gamblers under false pretenses.
 COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTE
 WAsHINGToN, February I.- EUenjng.-The floor of the House WAS flied at noon by members of Cabinet and Counsel for National Committees of both parties. The galleries were packed with spec ratorS. At one o'clock Speaker Randall announced that senate had arrived. House arose, Sena- tors fled down main aisle and took seats on Dem. side of the Hall President of Senate took the chair, Speaker of House being seated on his right. and called House to order Amid perfect siienee he said. "In obedience to me constitution, the Senate and House of Representatives have met to be present at the opening oi certificates and counting and declaring the result of the eIecto- ral vote for President and Vice ffest. oi the U. B., for the term Of four years commencing on the 4th day or March next. In compIi- ance with the law, the Prest, of the senate will now proceed in presence of both Houses to oper
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El. TDLERABLE.

We Ere informed that the priest, fh0 Officiates in the Catholic Ihureh of fhis town. still persists aeelaiming against those of his |SrishjGnerS who allow their chii- , lea t0 attend the public schools. 8at tshnreb was built mainly
 u funds contributed by Ameri-
 cItizaaS , but when assistance
 egiWen at that time and subse- f atigs 1t twas surely not oontem-
 ts3 to build up a pulpit from
 ieh fareign emissary of a 3a,gn t.hureh should attack one
 ae iustitutions dearest to the ' t ii every true American, and
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all certificates Of the several States in alphabetical order, beginning with Alabama" The asst. door keeper of Senate then brought in a box containing certificates Pre- sident Ferry opened certificate from Alabama and teller Allison read the return, giving the ten Electoral Votes of that State to Tilden. No objections being made. the result was announced by tel Ter Cook.
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SALES OF ORRg

Gold, Silver, Copper 0f Lad, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and connection withbuyers in the different Mar kets give me very decided ad- vantage over any one in the Ter rltory in making such sales, to the profit of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
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Gs E z. per day at home. Sam pJtf Ees pies worth $l free eF'NenH E t. aand, Maine.
 mch25-ly'
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REF READY.

sAA sAsas a0atG oi FASSoANoo
 daily by the southern Pacific k. R~- w'e sAay except to hear the ws15sf}s nfti locomotive on the Cogr raGo by April Everything sns25cs3as En8s this tuNn occupies thc -sa,,2si ?. R. crossing. Many s8essE g5l. rceur here in accnnu- 1at5nE oa i for further progress u4 the mad Eastward, and from >9dner raaaans, so that We can look fer a -sses 5y Increase of our pOpu- sss5np, aad p tig demand for build 1ng Glster5sla Experience has s8res.sE aglonstrated, that no ..zsxs.si,zsas -sa s.e house more suit em go lbs -.ouireme0ts of the country. han those already in general ssa here. A strong de usans1 ws.] come upon us suddenly 8E5 so8n I5f adobes. brick, rafters aaRd poIe4 fe. fencing yards, &c- som oT our fDra-handed citizens are already making preparations EOT having on hand plenty of good. dry sd0bes, and will reap the full SseEas ffs eF lheir enterprise. We hear pf La accumulation of poles f0r building purposes. but can rsass'ly urge lt upon cur people. It is uTua 1bot lU mber will be deliver e9 he<P h hzaply lcompared with p-esens rEi- es) by :he R. R, Flu Eas have baen constructed near San Cprgonie for conveying lum- beV f0 ing R, R. by wafer from inc Sasz si ls in the San Bernar- G5lg Becgg-. md inc San Jacinto EsE Mil E-t within easy distan- es e,T f5e road: the quantity Of z5Tats jy5 t5,sse mountains is large ard esls s-q.9ly y us for years. But So- fenclng, for constructing cOrri- gBIs and Ghe earth roofs so efiici- en1 f0s infPrcepsing the suns rays, and 5Dr many other purposes, the
 Colorado Bottom is
 ed Humber. and can sae furw5 s3lPd at one fourth the price The freight on brick will 4lwsys be lasge enough to prohi- hit thei< iI5 Grtati0n, and who eveI is 3Y8e sighted enough to lock Up 9 ard and burn d feW kilRs .sf gOd fick. will find good market for b4s products at hand sOms plsees. Some of OUT weak kDRe9 lL-ays are afraid, that, while the 9i Struction of he R. R jhrgngh orr town will make busi- ness liEe3y | gre for a while, we fleH +5rk |. the insignitieanee of
 way BiB8lnl as Soon as the road
 ses E}z ;ut they seem 10 for.
 ehat 'appe flows past us the
 dc River, nayigaMe ye- am, which gives us and the :. R. g0Ul neaDs of communica- leEn witt the Pacific Ocean and
 ifb the mole world. The pas fsngar RnG freight traffic of Mex aO Nlll all tonne to our town, as EtIDg On 1he shortest and cheap sst H0uGe to San Francisco and the ElAstRra Ststes. This trade alone BBoE,gh 10 build up a city, to fg nothing of this being the point s'f trHn5hipment from the R. R. Do the country north of Us, drained by the H'e orados and io say mo- hRng 0f se R. R. ear and repair \shgpA, sud of the factories in all PG0G-Wprks that are about to be
 aetea hRre. Yuma will are long E a large and thriving town. If F'e expect to furnish the building
 lfeaiEt,. We must now GET EAWy.
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LONDON.

LONDON. Jan. 3O.-Everything now looks favorable for peace: it is believed that Russia desires it.
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GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal Tender', Soldiers Warrants, Banker Drafts, and Good Commercial Ps- per, Grain, Hides, Wool ana all Territorial and Mexican Produces bought at value FOR CASHi or advanced on, as may be desired.
 I feel under increased ohlfgs- tions for the patronage so liberally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper < O.. and while acknowledging this fact allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a stock as was ever offered by the old firm, with all that is new and de- in addition.
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
 Yuma, January aSs, te16. Ii
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tvaF. ttenliOn B5ll Je raId tC. i1Fn-' i-E -Jnsigi HeBts Of HeE- cHaEd-sa. Machine ?, Ores, ELides efe llta8r to or rom ths iute Tigr.
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All of which arr of red 4 SAN FEtR CISCO PRICES, freigh snd charges lnf, added. My fncilities purchasing anss ble me to boldly n1s =his offer to a5y and all.
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GsT=n-e7--Ts-u
4 aIrIIipIuiIir CruI.r.

The return TO New Orleans OF the
lho United States steamer plymouth. IN
announced, and the event is worthy Of
special mention from the fact that she
is the first Scn-Suing wnr vessel thut has
nscendcd the Mis- isiipI'i for over four
teen years, and also Oh account OF tho
very friendly and even 'yfrG demon.
STATIONS with which her mI,pcnr.ucu
was greeted at all prominent points
along her route. The trip, which DC.
cupied some thirty.siX days. WIS most
interesting nn:l gratifying, tho officers
being the almost constant recipients OF
"rntiOns from the citizens. According
To the rtpuIt demonstrations Of vel.
come md delight. and waving 81 hats
md handEcrclIicfi, greeted her from
nearly every plantation along the river,
AMI at DunmldS1nvillc, Baton Rouge,
Hmyou :iarr. Nilulin. Enichcz, Grand
Gulf. Delta and Nicksburg. business
WIS trnnp"rnrily suspended. nnd large
md enthusiastic crowds gathered 10
huit the national c"luri and lire salulcs
ns she approached. Delegations Of the
most distinguished nul influential citi.
Gems, headed by their Mayors, went
aboard aud rendered thu hOspitnlitics ri
their several corporations. Banuuets.
paradcs, dinners. dances, speeches.
tIns,s, scrcindcs and receptions, were
frequent features Of the trip. The floral
display especially Ut Baton Rouge. Nat.
chcz and Hicksbnrg wcro unparalleled
The greatest popular demonstration
WIS mt NicESburg. where over !.OOD per.
SONS visited The ship in one day. At
various places speeches were delivered.
tccining with luynlty patriotism md
COOL feeling all Of which received grace.
full and sympathetic responses from
Captain Barrett or hia officers"
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Tho United States Supreme Court has
rendered decision III tho cnso entitled
FOrhcs ". Thomas Grnocy, which WIS
appealed frum tho Circuit Court Of this
Stntc, Tho suit cnjuins tho Assessor Of
Storey county from lcvying or colIcot-
ing tho tax oil tho proceeds Of tho minos
during tho first quarter uf tho ycnr
1876, md vas brought for tho purpose
OF testing tho consiituiiO,nlity nf tho
law under which this tax IL levied. Tho
Supreme Court affirmed tho decision nf
tho lower Court, holding tllnt tho tax
being simply on bullion cxtrno.rd, IL
not tax on tho mine, M property Of
tho United States, and may DO gus.
laincdi TINT tho ores. after they aro OK
trncicd, nro absolutely tho property Of
tho miner, and tho United StnlUs Inns
10 Interest in them. This being tho
cnsc, lhoy aro property taxed. This
definitely settles tho vcxcd and much
Inoolcd question as to tho authority Of
tho State In this matter and scts nj rest
further discussion Of the subject.
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current fiscal year. Had the session
been called OH the Ith of June, rs con-
tenplatcd, The discharges would not
Under tho act of August 10, 1869, thu
PRESIDENT was empowered 10 Increase
tho number Of enlisted men to 100 for
each company Of such regiments Of
cavalry rs may be employed in the ex-
listing Indian hoStIlitics, tnd us i'll his
opinion may require the same provided
that not more than 900 enlisted mcu
shall thus be added ut any ono time to
the 2@,OOO authorized by the net Of Ju.
~ 9Th, 1876, and It's additional rurn
enlisted i'll pursuance of this net, who
ARE now discharged. This reduces thu
nriny to $4,000 enlisted men.
SAN Francisco, Mny 9.--Lnrgo eli.
gHgemcnts Of fine silver have been made
for shipment by the next Clina steamer
Which sails OH tho 10th. 1t is expected
she will take over $ ,OOO, 900 in treasure.
Kinney was arraIsned in tho Munich.
pal Criminal Court to-day OH two
charges Of forgery. aud pleaded not
guilty, but reserved the privilege Of ill.,
tcrposing demurrer before next Satur-
day.
lie Chinese passengers brought by
the steamer Alaska nro likely to remnin
Ill quarantine for some time. On Fri
day last seven new eases OF smallpox
were discovered. ou Monday nix more
and yesterday two more. They were all
promptly removed to the pest house,
and now further Developments are
awaited.
In few days the annual holy pill
giiuh caravan will leave Cunsinniinuplc
for Mcccn, ladencd with costly presents
from Mathematician shrincs. The Shcik
vi Islam gave to the leader who has
this time been appointed by the Sultan
himself, Instructions to proclaim in all
the cities he passed through. that Rus
Sia, who pcrsrcutcs the Christians her
self for not conforming To orthodox
l"ith. wns now intent upon driving all
believers i'll lslamism from Europe.
The Sultan has. therefore, resolved to
c"ll MI the faithful to II holy war against
lnii'lrl RusSi", and promises To go ON IL
pilgrimage himself il tho war proves II
SGcccss.
The GtoL' publishes tho following,
dated Prrai Tuesday night: Tho Rus
slams have gnimed nh important victory
between Kurs and ErZ,rUum. 1t il ru-
morcd that !. 400 Turks wcro cnpturod.
RumOrs Of nn nrIuistice come from
DulSarin. \ Especial from bucharest re-
ports that i'll II private conference Of
Senators and Deputies OIL Tuesday. it
WIS dc cidcd TINT Tho indcr emt,mce uf
E"nnInmin should 10 proclaimed i'll the
pnLlic sitting neat Wednesday. After
the proclamation Of ind, pcnLcucc, war
will be declared.
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Interesting to sportsmen is tho receu,
invention IN England Of substitute fo,
powder in powder paper PAPER i'm.
pr"gnuted with a mixture Of potassiu
chlor:ded wood, charcoal uni q li,u,
starch. Tho powder pnper is rolled in.
to the shnpe OF cartridge of any m.
qnired length or diameter. II in Kn;J
that the manufacture involves no DIM.
ger; no explosion Gun tuko place e1c.p.
by way Of contact with fire. Tho now.
der paper lenves Ito grensy residue on
tho inside Of the gun; it also produce.
less smoke, gives less violent rcco;,
and IL less impaired by humidity tbou
gunp"wder. With equal chnrpcs.- Nv
weight Of gunpowder anu gunpowle,
paper, tho penetrating power OF tho i0,-
ter is five sixteenths greater thnn ,bn,
Of tho former. -.
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cofpts returned to him by The Assessor:
the amount OF money pail over by tue
Assessor 10 the county Treasurer ON poll
tux collectiGnsi the amount collected hy
tho Tax Receiver, Lnd the amount ,L,lin-
! lucnt; and tho number Of 6nch rccripis
then transmitted u tho Controller Of
State. a-
SEC. 1. AL Oth,F Acts nrd parts of
Acts, no fur US they conflict with this
Act arc hereby r,m Med.
IIENnY Il. aIuuELs.
Speaker Of tho Assembly.
MOSES ID. WHgELIE,
Assistant Clerk Of the Assembly.
j, W. ADAMS,
prcsid, mt pf the Senate.
j. q. SEg LINTON.
Secretary Of the Senate,
Approved March 9Th. 1877.
l.. II. DEIpLEY.
STATE OP NEVADA, ..... >,
SEcnErAnY's OrFIcE.
], j. ID. Minor. Secretary OF State OF
the Sintc Of Nevada, do hereby certify
TINT the foregoing is n truo. full and
correct copy of the original enrolled
Act entitled I" An Act to amend an ACT
entitled An Act TO provide Revenue for
the Support Of the Government of the
State Of Nevatn. approved March ninth.
eighteen hundred aud Sixty-tive,' and
Of Acts amon'latory thereof "-.Approvcd
Mureli ., 1871, us the same remains.
III Witness Whereof, have
hcreuntu set my hand aud
affixed tho groat senl Of State.
[sEALl Done ut office in Carson City,
Sevndn, this 2d duy Uf May,
." 4. D. 1877.
s.... ... o.. ]. D. MISon,
........ Secretary OF State.
HI Gu. RLEs MARTIN. Deputy.
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An exchange relates that mark
Twain obtained his nom de plume from
the drawling manner in which he Ale
nonnced tho depth of water while cu-
gagged i'll the hcHlthful practice Of throw
ing the lead. during his engagement as
stcnnbunt ''pilot" OH tho Mississippi
The extreme gnuzincss OF this iusrn-
iouS story will become apparent, when
The truth becomes generally known thnt
throwing the lcad" il one Of tho, c1.
elusive prerogntivcs Of the deck-hnud.
ar rousinbuut, and the constitutional
physical exhaustion from which Mark
always suffered, precludes tho idea OF
his ever having served i'll TINT capacity.
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'1SSterio"' Movement. Affecting IN,
Mint.

From the tone of Washington dis.
patch it appears that trouble is brewing
Tor tho management Mt tho San Frnn.
cisco Mint. The authorities are snid 10
b" working up tho case but owing TO its
peculiar nuture-whirh will nstonish
the marines when mnde puLlic-ths
authorities " don't propose to say
word about it yet. II We were n de-
fHultins Mint official involved in " irrepp.
ui"ritieS'" this delicate hint would DO
quito sufficient to induce us to set our
house in order and fully prepare to
" stand from under"
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ar tho charter election which took
place in Eurckn, Monday, tho proposi.
ton 10 INCORPORATE was defeated by II
majority Ut seven votes.
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CAPTAIN BAnToS ANIL, tho old md
we'll known mississippi sloanboat.Inan,
died nj 81. Louis on Monday.
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TuE Hoosac mine III Eureka Inns been
sold to New York company. The
Sentinel says tho books Of the mine
show that tho net product Of tho miuo
in t%o ysArs vas neurly SOU, 900.
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ThE prospect Of n participation in
tho European wnr by England, will. Il
IL reported, hayo tho effect Of roviving
tho Fcninn movement. 4 cnil for II
meeting with Tint object IN view has
nlrcnty been made,
TnE body Of Daily, the missing pre-,
prirtor Of the Windsor hotel. hns been
found hanging in nh old house near
Wood"lhc, Long Ialniid,
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WINSEMUCcA is to have q new hotel.
The foundation is now being laid.
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BORN,

VAIL Ia Lilo. 10 ihr wife ~ I. Vail, Nay 7,
1877. bouncing boy; weight. 10 pouni'.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
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j. B. BlEDSGE,

gS-An orders promptly executed Al prices to
sui the times.
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CORNER SALOON,
VEII.s, nEvADA.

FINE WINES AND IIqUoRs.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
Kopt constantly un hand.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05
Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lN named xecutors, Admin istrators, Guar
dans and Assig nees. lave filed in my office a,
st. Clairsville, their accounts and vouchers foI
settlement, To vii:
WIN .'ay, admr Of Hannah Dunfee, decd.
Jas Gibbons, guardiaP OF Reuben Worth
lngtOn. minor.
SamI Talbot guar dian of Abigail MoorA
minor.
John V Fisher, guar dian of VIM Gray minor
l.er Evans. adIur ni Sarah j Reed, need.
VIM IL Hays, gu;-rd.an of Charity barnes,
minor.
Charles Fox, gu ,idian OF Elizabeth W
and EGwaId K. minors.
joe Elliott. exr vi Anihony Kennard decd
.ggart. adlIr oi EiviIa Groves decd.
Geo Arbangh, admr of Mary Schools, decd
Andrew Porterfieid. guard an of John y and
II NJ Fa.coner, minors.
Robt j Finney. guardian OF Jennetts G, Robt
l., VIM ], I.aurissa A, James e, Val Irene John
Z, and Joseph Finney. mi Iors.
SEQ W Custer. exr OF Geo Custer, decd.
KObt Dent. exr Of JOln Dent. decd.
Isaac Cope, admr of Caleb IL Co oe, decd.
Smith st Clair and Thos Fred, assignees Of
Lee Fred, assignor.
David Caldwell, guardian of Nancy shep>
herd minor.
Geo Crozier, admr OF VIM Dent, decd.
James 8 Bethel. guardian OF James Nc
Clanahan, minor.
Rachel A Chandler and Elmer Williams,
minors.
Alfred Bethel, admr of Edward Bethel, decd
Israel Steer, guardian of Mary X. Jesse c, and
James NJ Weeks, minors.
John Stewart. guardian of Rachel Rainey,
i'm bocile.
Reese Lewis, admr Of Calvin Ramsey, decd.
Reese Lewis, guardian of Orien y, Ada M +,
and VIM II Hulse, minors
All OF which will be for hearing on the LIST
G. W. CARROLL.
July 5, IT. st. Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05
REPUBLICAN
Central Committee Meeting

The Republican Central Committee
men of the several townships of Bel.
mont county are hereby requested to
meet at the Office OF the Chairman, in
st. Clairsville, on
Thursday. July s, 1877,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
fixing the time and place for hold
Ing the next County Convention, and
to select TEN delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention, which meets in
Cleveland, August lst.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all Republicans in the county to meet
with the Committee,a and participate in
Its proceedings.
w. s. KENNON, Ohm.
w. A. HUNT, Sec'y.