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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-11

GRAMMAR SCHOOL REPORT The
appended table give the average stand
ing in respect If attendance. depcrt-
me-, an. at ia a.. Il the pupils at
tending Pro. IngFaLa,u school .or the
term Igs. cl3,ed
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CLOSED FOR REPAIRS The friction
wheel il the FrecpoFt mill wac broken
o0 Satur 10y. c,assug temporary sus-
,,csslou ot work Tie wheel il icing
rspsife. . / the Dill vail tA rraiy to
s;srt az a<A.u today
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PAYING Ur.-Last week. We have
been iufor med. another ins,allment of
: geo Was paid IN on the First street
grade. mostly by Messrs \ A. Denny
and Brown. making about $4,000 IN
all that las now beef paid, or about
one half tho bill of which gross
amount oae-halt has been paid 10y A. 4
benny.
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As Our Victoria exchanges speak IT.
nigh terms Of the hospitality cNper-
lenec by hem on th" occasion II tholF
VISIT 10 eur cats ou ,a,, Fourth.
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60 The Count. jail contains TWEEN
,y-one prisoners az present. more than
a: Any previous time = ncc tlss bailsiing
VA *oNpletei
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s- he steamer Comet game 4 WA
from White r.v,r yesterday With ter
Tors q col X h,y con,isned - Ii A
hlse'ow L Co, aoi a quality # wt>ol
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.g- The reception rendered % Mr..
.asse last -vening al R~iuiss Hall
~as largely attended. aud a very pleas
act time emf gel
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Chiiberg Bros.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE

& Pat,en, olympia: W L Zenor
aid wife = Zeuor, White River; 4 Y
Cameron. \ Cameron. purt Discovery:
Richard Williams. Newcastle; J Zames,
Fl Black, Portland; krehs. q Ba.-
set, SG"l,oWi,h.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Hammond. White River. q
Charleswor.h and family. J Hall. city;
Geo c Blakely. Portland; J ComtoEe,
Tuislip
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llor BosroN BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery
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Tae Tie 81 ine lrft LAX, Il US
NriAy fog : an RAM y nsura
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France. Norway
and sweden Tickets to and from
Europe sold At lowest rates by Andrew
Cbilbcrg. Seattle, w. +.
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tsrlFlARl.g REPRESSION

JCsrlFIARLg REPRESSION - The
Victoria city authorities have done
themselves credit in ordering fine OF
sloo IS penalty for introducing or
Offering for sale IN that city, such
spicy American publications a, the
I@.f ga, ~. tag. Dvlags. lio'str Ners
etc Halt the hne goes 10 the informer.
IsF We have teen favored with a
rr'u'ed copy of An essay on The study
OF the Physical Science" by Miss
iosephiue McElroy. of Rochester. New
York. a niece Of Justice u ". Srlye.
81 THIS city. which ovinoe> large de
gree Il literary talen, and scieuti &
culture.
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered 70 be a certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. A few
thin Dyspeptics made knewn - their
friend. how easily aud quickly they had
been cured by its use. The great mer-
its Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER became
heralded through the country By one
sufferer tc another. until. without al
vertising, its sale has become immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No per
son suffering from Sour Stomach, Sick
Hea iacbe. Costiveness. palpitation OF
the Heart, indigestion. low spirits, etc
can take three doses without relief
Go to your Druggist and get bottle
for IS cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. Crane Il Brigham, Agents
San Francisco
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HENDRICKS s. CURTIS have just re-
ceived fine lot Of Pumps, Force
Pumps Deep Well Pumps, and Lift
Pumps Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhauled; Saws Gum
med and Filed; and general job-work
done Prices way down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

KNEW HER DlsPOsITIoN.-"See, here,
old fellow" said hi, companion to mar
red man about midnight one Saturday,
as they were engaged in making Rome
howl, you had better be going home, or
you'll catch fits from the old woman '
Not much. don't go home till half
past two at the earliest, What, no, there.
More wine Ii | was a fool enough to go
home now, it's eight to seven that the
old woman would be laying TOR me with
broomstick or something but by one
O'Clock she'll get anxious, and by half
past she'll remember our courtship's hap
py days, andsthink with tear. that il she
had always been as Kind a. She was dur.
ing the first year of our married life ]
wouldn't be going to saloons and by
two she will wonder if have been killed
and thrown into the river, and whether
I've kept up my life insurance, and
whether the corpse will be much bloated,
and il she'll luin; at the inquest, and SO
on, and theu's the time for me to go
home. / tell you she kills ,he fatted
calf every ii me. She's Just clock work
and I'm posted about her like regular
Prob what, no, there Set 'em up
again. - Chicago TTibuae.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

a BosToN WAY FOR COOKING FROG,
EoR FRENcHMEN.-Mr. Btccks father
was a rich merchant in Boston, who wa,
agent for the French Government, and
brought into close connection thus with
the French officers attached to the squad
ron which for Il time was anchored in Bos.
ton harbor. Hi. house wa. the resort oI
the foreigners, who were looked upon
with uuboundod curiosity by the Boston
people, brought for the first time into ac-
quantance with a Nation uniformly ira.
duced by the British. 1t was incredible
to them that persons who were popularly
supposed 10 subsis! mainly on frogs should
be so plump and we'll favored but tn,
original facts were stouty maintained
and Supported by the rumor that they
had been discovered hunting for then
tayorlte TODD in the frog-poud on the
Common. With the last notion in hb
head, Mr. Nathaniel Tracy, who lived in
n beautiful villa at Cambridge (omerly
/ Washington's headquarters, and now
Mr.. LonglelloW's hou-a), made "A greaI
feast for the Admiral and his officers
/ Everything was furnished that could be
had in the country 10 ornament and Civ,
variety to the entertainment. My father
was one of the guests, and told me Otter
after thnt two large tureens Of soup wer,
placed at the ends of the table. The Ad
miral sat on the right OF Tracy, and NJ
/ De 'Etombc on the left. L'Eome wa.
Cou-uI OF France, resident n: Boston
Tracy filed "a plato of soup, which Wen
to the Admiral, and the next was haudaC
to the Consul. As soon as L'Etombc
put his spoon into the plate he Il he'd up
large frog, just as green and perfect as j
he had hopped from the pond into the
mreen. Not knowing at first what itwa
he seized it by one of lis hind legs, and
holding it up in view of the whole com
pany, discovered that it was full grown
frog. A soon as he had thoroughly IL
spected it, and made himself sure Of th,
matter, he exclaimed "Ah mon dieu
une grenouilla 1" Then, turning to tn,
gentleman next to him, gave him th
frog. lie received it and passed it rounl
the table. Thus the poor crapnud mad,
the tour from hand to hand until it reach
ed the Admiral. The company, convuls
ed with laughter, examined the soup
plates as the servants brought them, anC
in each was to be found frog. The up
roar was universal. Meantime Toc,
kept his adle going, wondering what BIZ
outlandish guests meant by such eXtrava
giant mcrriment. "What's the matter?'
asked he and, raising his head, di-cov
cred the frogs dangling by "a leg in al
directions. "Why don't they eut them?'
he exclaimed III they knew the con
founded trouble had to catch them, in
order to treat them to dish Of their owr
country, they would find that with me
at least, it was no joking matter" -
H0'peT'S for Mdy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19
Advertising Rates ;
.OyEETysESS' DIRECTORY.

p.IgH. JR.. Dealer in Clothing, Etc, Tn
asrOdd Fellows Hall, Neayeryillo.
BEACON LODGE No. 800, |. O. G. l., meets
~ every Sunday ey1ning.
clrY MARKET. VIM. Todd, promi9tor.-
# Moin street. "eay@yiIie.
CONNf aUDGI, 30. 81, l. O. o. T., Trinity
Center, meets e9ory -atmday evening.
RtfI.A. e. Justice Of the Peace and Notary
81 Paiie, Douglas City.
ENpBH IOTEL, Main street, W envoryillo,
Il William Condon, Proprietor.
GEBMAN HuSPITAL SOCIETY, meets first
"a sunday in March, june, sept. and Dec
GE4DY. DIR. j. f.. Dental and Medical Grad
a .uata-Uiice. Theater building, Up-Stairs.
.cElFFiN, VI. f., Main street, W oayoryillo
n California
GTPTUL & MALONET, Dealers in Gcnoral
Merchandise, Indian Creek Trinity Co.
lANSEN, d., Doalor in Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Main Street, Wcayeryille.
IOCKEE. HENRY Dealer in Provisions, etc.
81 Main street. Wea0erville.
ERWIN, JOHN g., Attorney and Counselor
At Law, w eayorviilo, California.
ZONES, z. d, County Judge, Office in Court
House, " c&yeryllle.
KARSKY a AB8AltMS, Dealers in Clothing
q and Dry Goods, Weayer'iilc.
KUPER, KARSEY & CO., Dealers in General
Mcrchandiae, junction City.
LANG, NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, etc,
8 Main Street, Weayorritle.
lord, DIR. JOHN, Physician and Surgeon,
Il Woayervillo.
BORING, y. H.. Dealer in General Nor
v ohaudise, Trinity Center.
l0NEJOY, L. p, Attorney at Law, 0lice
Il Court House BHlding, WoaveryiIie.
lDWDEN, w. s., us, Depaty Surveyor, or
fee, Mill Street, v eaycrville.
MASON N ruAYER, Dealers in General
"a Merchandise, Douglas City.
NAkilN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and Grain,
III Main street Weayorviie.
fCAtSLAND, \. T., Repairer OF Watches
and Clocks, " Neavercilo.
A0EIAUIE, DIX. }. c., County Physician,
Ohce, Coau Street, Wcaverville.
fEN I1.h ii0rEA, Main Strcat, Weaver
'ii'' Hartis y .uie, lToprietors.
k0Eill FORK BREWERY. North Fork, Cal.
81 M"ttti hros., t'ropriators.
N0Hlii STAR LODGE, No 81, l. O. 0. T.,
Mr'S every Thursday evening.
flAtt5 5. l., Dealer in Dry Goods and Cloth
4 ms Aam street, W NeaVorVliio.
E0l AL CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE
N'mpanN-C. w. Craig, Agent.
n Il tLi., LOUIS, Boot and Shoe store, Main
street, VI eayeyiilo.
blIEtMAN K HYDE, Music Dealers, San
Francisco.
STELLA ENCANpMENr. No. 70, |. 0. 0. r.,
meats First and Third Tuesdays.
fAMMANY SALOON, Main Street- Weaver
Vile, Alex. N. Love, Proprietor
BROS, Cabin t Makers and
Dealers in Furniture, Weayerville'
FREMONT HOTEL, Rod Bluff. California,
VIM. p. Mayhew, Proprietor
TRINITY CHAPTER, No. ~, r. A. NJ, meets
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
TRINITY LODGE, No. II, +. IL \. NJ, meets
on last saturday Of each month.
UNION HOTEL, Court Street, Weaveryllo,
Nollmers u Paulsen, proprictors.
UNION SHAVING SALOON, Main Street,
Weavervillo, George Andrus, Proprietor.
DRUG and BOOK STORE,
}. Barnickol, Proprietor.
" WILLIAMS, c. f., Attorney at Law, Office,
Main Street, Weaycrviie.
YOUNG, FRANK W. Notary Public and In
surance Agent, Weaycryillo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

A BASE TgIcK Strangers often re-
mari, that Detroit ladies seem to have a
great toudne-s for carrying gold watches,
and amy person walking along Wood
ward or Jefferson avenue viii see, it is
fine day, at least one hundred ladies
with gold chains hanging down to the
watch pocket. But is the watch there 4?
Ona Woodward avenue cpr yesterday
there Wero half dozen ladies and only
one gcntiemun. Taking out his watch
be looked at it, sighed heavily, and said {;
Ought TO have been cleaned q week
ago Wn you please give me the time p
The lady addressed had on "a mugnii-
cent chain, but she blushed, hall rose,
sat down again, and whispered, My
watch is out OF order"
on have the time perhaps ?' he
asked OF the next.
~ yes, sirius ten o'clock" she re-
piled, looking out OF the window.
Docs your time agree with that ?" he
asked ota ,hifd
81 believe so," She coldly replied,
though .he well knew her chain wac PIN
ned To her dress.
And what dees your watch say ?"
be miHngy asked the fourth
" Igsa lit,le slow, / think," sho ans
werod, drawing her shawl closer.
The ldh lady had a watch aud Gne
one too. She drew il out, made as much
display as possible, aud called out; Ten
minutes after eleven
The gentleman smiled, the other ladies
bit their lips and scowlad, and the driver
shook up the lines and called out 90
on, you old rawbones =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

AN UNLUCKY MAN. -" You see,'
said the despondent man on the pickle
barrel, addressing the grocer, who was
spearing the top OF a eracker-box with the
cheese knife, ''you see some people has
good luck and some people bad luck
Now | remember once l was walking
along the street with Tom Jellcks, and
he went down one side Of it, and l went
down The other. We hadn't gone moren
half way down when he found pocket
book with two hundred and sixty-one
dollars in it, and | stepped on woman's
dress, and so got acquainted with my
present wife. 1t was always so" said he
with a sigh (; THAT Tom Jellicks was the
luckiest man in the world, and | never
had no luck"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

Ulc YOU ll cNt4icel - AZ lV"'tN N"O N'H
Tom ,"
It's what's left of him, sir, and WEI
have him whole and strong very soon il
you'll only set him at work.
"Work Ave, Tom, and bless you
too There is an engine to be set up and
tested TO day. Come with me-"
Toms hands wero weak aud unsteady
but hi, brain was clear, and under hi,
sdllul supervision the engine was set ul
and tcsted; but it was not perfect.
There wore mistakes which he had to cor
rect, and it was late in the eveniug when
the work was completed.
How is it now, Tom ?" asked Mr..
Scott, as he came into the testing house
and found the workman ready to depart.
"Shc's ali right sir. You may give
your warrant without tcar.'
"God bless YOU, Tom You don't
know how like sweet music the old voice
sounds. Wiu you take your old place
again ?"
" Wait tin Monday morning, sir Ii
You win oitcr it to me then | viii take
jt."
AT the little cottage Ellen Darcey'
AuIeriug heart was sinking. That
morning, after Tom had gouo, She found
q Two dollar bill in the coheo cup. She
knew That he lett it for her Sho had
been out and bought tea and sugar, and
dour and butter, and bit OF tender
steak ; and all day long ray Of light
had been dancing and shimmeeiug he
fore hcr-a ray from the blessed light OF
other days. With prayer and hope she
had set out the ten table and waited, bat
the sun went down and no Tom came
Eight o'clocl, cl,-aImost nine. Oh, was il
false gllmmer after all ?'
Hark the old step quick, stronger
eager for home. Yes, it was Tom, with
the old gsime upon his hands, and tn,
odor OF oil upon hi, garments.
Il have kept you Whiting, Nellie"
Tom -
81 didn't mean to, bat the work hung
on"
"Tom Tom You have been to the
old shop ~
"les, aud I'm to have the old place
and
"Oh, Tom :"
And she threw her arms around hi.
neck and covered his iace with kisses
Nelie, darling, wait little, and
you hail have tbo old Tom back again.
Oh, Tom, I've got him now blo,,
him My own Tom my husband, my
darling I"
And thcn Tom Dayccy realized Che fall
power and blessing Of woman's love.
IL was banquet OF the god, WAS that
supper-ot the household god. al re.
stored with the bright angels OF pcac,
and love and JOY sprcodlog their wing.
over the board.
On the following Monday morning
Tom Da5cey assumed his place at tn,
head Of the groot machine shop, anC
those who thoroughly know him had no
fear OF his gong back into tho slougI
and joylessnoss.
a few days later Tom met Peter Tin
dar on the stroct.
Eh Tom, old boy, what's up !"
Il am up-light side up"
"les-l see. Bat hope you haven y
forsalon us, Tom ?"
"l have lor-al.an only tho evil yop
have io store, Peter. The fact is, con
ciudrd my vile and little ones had fed or
bu.k, long enough, aud il there was
good kernel LEFT in my heart, or in mJ
manhood, they should have it,"
"Ah, you heard what / said to my
wife that night.'
les, Peter; and shall be grotefu
TO you for ID as long as live. Ny TO
mombranco of you will always be re
lievod By lhat tinge warmth and bright
ness"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

ADVENTURES or 4 100000 BANN
Norg.-An extraordinary affair happen
ed about the yoar l5l0 one OF tho Di-
roctors, very rich man had occasion for
e5o, 200, which he was to pay as the piico
of an estate he had just bought. 70 ia
cilitato the mattcr, no carried the sum
with him to the bank aud obtained for it
bank note On his return homo he was
suddenly called out on particular busi-
moss. He throw tho note carolossiy upon
the mante-picco, but whom he cume
homo few minutes afterwards 20 lock it
mp it was not to be found. No ono had
ontored the rom; he could not, lhore-
fore, suspect any person. At hst u,tcr
much intellectual search, he wa3 pcrsuud-
cd that it had fallen from the mautie-
piece into the fire. The director won't to
ocquaint his colleagues with the mistor-
tune that had huppencd to him aud, as
he was known to be perfectly honorable
man, ho was readily believed. 1t wus
only about four and twenty hours from
the time that had deposited tho money
they thought, therefore, that il would b0
hard TO refuse his request for a second
note. llelecoived it upon giving un oh
legation to restore the tiIst note ii it should
bo found, or pny the money himself il it
-houd be- presented by any straoger.--
About thirty years atterward CHE diroc-
tor having baen dend, and his hoirs in
possession of his iortune), an unknown
person presented the lost note Mt tho
bank, and demanded payment. 10 was
in vain that they mentioned to lhis per-
son the transaction by which that uoto
was aunullod be would not listen to it,
Tie maintained that 10 had como to him
from abroad, aud insisted upon immo-
diate payment. The note was payable to
the bearer, and the $50 600 Woro pnid TO
him. The heirs Of the director would
not listen to any demauds OF restitution.
and the bunk was obliged 10 sustain tho
loss. 1t was discovered afterwards that
an architect, having purchased the diroc-
tors house, had it taken down ig order to
build another ON the same pot, hpd found
the note in crevice Of tho chimney, aud
mado his discovery an engine fr robbug
the bank, in which be Tas completely
successful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19
NUMBER 20.

my ear when here is such chance to 60
in and kill ?"
a big blacksmith from Illinois took
him by the neck and run him out, and
he WAS seen no more for an hour. Just
before the train started, and after all the
passengers had taken seats, tho "iirss
man. was seen ON the platform. llehad
another bowie knife, and had also put
tomahawk in his belt. There was red
paint on his lett ear, his eyes rolled, and
in terrible voice he called out:
"Whero is that man Logwood Lot
him come out here and meet his doom !"
"Is that you ? Count mo in 90 replied
the car painter, as he opened window.
lie rushed for the door, leaped down, and
was pulling on his ovcrcoat again, when
the native began % rotreat calling ont /:
ON get my hair cut and bo back hero
in seventeen seconds. nev.r GStt with
long haif. lpromisod n.l dyMS moth
or not d."
When tho train rolled away, he wps
seen Aou,i,hing his tomahawk around his
head in the widest manner. ~ Y. sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL D9RECTG RY:
COURT TEB8ts:

hi:trict Cosra Second Monday in April,
August and december
County GOurt-First Monday in anu
|fry' March, May, July, September and No
|vember
Probate COnrt-(Same as County Court
hoard OF SuperviSOrs--First Monday
fSbruary, May, August and November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

No DANGER.-He lounged up to tho
office counter, picked a toothpiek, and as
he prcd away at his moars he said to
the clerk
Must be hard it for a man
to be buried in trance state ~
Yes'r," WAS the brief reply.
"That's all I'm afraid oi, continued
the confidential dead beat I'm air"id
III be buried before I'm really doed.'
81 guess not" aoswered 'ho ciork ;
" the law regulates that"
"The law ? How ?
at pre.cribes how long tho body shall
hang before being cut down.
The man soNly laid tho toothpiok down
on tho counter, aud went over 10 look al
tho files OF the daily papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

A RoMAScE OF EGYPr.-I-maiI Pa.ha,
late tho Egyptian Finance Mniter, wt3
remarkable man. Oign1Ily ono OF
tho lowest grooms in the sabIos o. tho
Khcdiyo OF Chosbra, his lrt step Oh tho
ladder OF fortune was gained by a mtr-
riage with liberated slave Gum the ha-
rem, who speedily initiated him in als
the mysteries of that instlulion, ana
showed him how BY an artfuI use OF ha-
rem influence u clever man might raise
himself to almost any omineuce in tho
Stuto Ismail proaled by his wiCo's adj
vice, cultivated tho harcm through her.
and found himself oyon.uaIly tho most
powerful subject in tho kingdom. lio
amassed.an enormous fortune, and his
expenditure was lavish beyond cyon OIL
entail extrnvugance. His hutoIn was oao
Of the largest and most celebrated iUtho
East. 1t consisted Of 800 women, all
young and beautiul-fDr I,mlil wou.d
have no woman in his hnrom oyor tho
age OF thrty-and two corps de bUi3,
one of French, the other ot Hindu girls.
Every night he was conduatod to his
chamber by twenty young girls, clothed
in fantastic and magnificent attire, blaz-
ing with gold and jewels each carrying
in her hand "a gIlded taporstici,, and each
taper giving out different coiored light.
Immediately after his death his harem
was bought up by tho rich Boys and
Pashas, and fabulous prices were said 70
have been paid for some Of tho beauties.
Ills jewels are computed to be worth
- 300, 900, and, rs everything is forfeit
ed to the Khodive, that astate ruler will
mike a good thing out OF the death his
Finance Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19

He smiled beautifully, and said :
"How are you Sarah ?" Sarah replied ;
You can u coo dis gal l know you !
How's your wifo and family ?" As he
silently walked away, he remarked to
himself, dat ar gal does know me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19
DR.. J. t. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
s,.s>e Has returned TO Weavervlls and re
cffif9 stunned the practice oi DENTIST Y.
Special attention paid to The treatment ot
Sensitive Toetn,
IEFECE:-ln the Thoater Building up
stairs. oa-ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-19
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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NOJNClL ChAMBEk, TUCsON, ARIZONA, February 6, 1877, The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m., to adjournment.