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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
Maine.

The astOnishment caused " The Naine
election grows out OF tn" unexpected
| strength of the rew iolct It demonstrates.
The old party leaders have not beer
willing +" admit .hat -rrcnbarki>m coull
,'o more than moIity the >llir1nrSs of
the cNiStln" rHIttr>; if it WAS not im-
aylned that it WIS possible for if TO 50"
cure footing in the political field as q
distinct power-at any rate, not in an
Eastern State. Bnt here is Maine turn
ed upside down by the new party-lhc
Republican majority overthrow, its
popular candidate for Governor beaten.
two Congressional districts lost and
Hon. Eugene Hale, Representative in
Congress from the Fifth district, and,
next to Mr.. Blaine, the tavoritc lca,lrr in
the State, unexpectedly m~rltrn, Mr..
Hale has been member of all Con-
crosses, from the Forty fist 10 thu Il
ty-htth inclusive, and had .co,nr tc
recognized as fixture in ,i,r HoN
His defeat therefore fills the pr,uL
cans of the East with l,s,my, s:,cr> "a
suggests the strong probability of ,iN.i--
lar arrangements and disasters IN other
States where they have dc>psed tho
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York and pr,mSyl-
vania.
1t is evident that tho Republicans,
must now give up all hope of securing
control of the next !Irn.r. There was
very little ground for ,-'~', hope at
the beginning and the two mem
bers in Maine dis>pat
The Maine result u.... 'rrr UNI
easiness in Massachusetts hy u,~p;liuy
the party that stands behind HnlIrr and
increasing his chances Of election. In
deed the probability that Batter V III be-
the next Governor of Massachusetts is
so strong that it will require all the rx-
ertion the Republicans can put for,;l to
prevent it.-[St. Louis Republican,.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
Monumental Cheek.
Washington Post.

Lieutenant Maxwell, now in the
Penitentiary for stealing monies-and
who filled Hayes with the belief that
Don Platt's cheese-knife editorial in
the Capital, preceding his Inaugural
tion, presaged bis assassination-d".
ring the tendency of his trial by
!Courtmartial, and when tho evidence
|of bis guilt was 80 overwhelming a.
ito convince Maxwell that be would
be cashiered and disgraced, he wrote
Ia long letter to President Hayes, in
which he set forth that he was getting
tired of army life, and that if he
1.-THE Presidency would lend him suf-
ticient money to engage in business
he would resign. Hayes Representa-
THAT he appointed Maxwell because
The had been . volunteer soldier Will
la good record, and IT fonr,heother,
rs 81: ~ e., s; !;
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
MAINE.
The State Election.

Portland, Sept. l3.-Thirteen out
of 81 Democratic representatives
we're chosen on the straight Demo
cratic ticket over both Republican,
and Greenback candidates, and Will
hold the balance of power in the
house. The other fourteen we're
chosen by Greenback aid. -
Tue house of representatives CON-
plete will consist of IS Republicans,
2 Democrats elected by Republicans,
p Democrats and 81 Greenbackers'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
EVERY BOX WARRANTED

Most ComPt5te
or No Pay,
rnu directions around each box
ph run " supplied by mail, rost-ra';a d,
W. 81 so per thousand, IN nulN, p saS, to to
,,I4snce. We will send these rus III ~
.' NV rsliable druggist or merchant to sell
"A Commission. Agents wanted every
! ,.rc ''a,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

1t is limited that Jesse Grant will
soon write a book entitled "My Awful
Dad"-[ Boston Globe.
St. Louis and Chicago are both
making frantic efforts to get Ander-
son to edit their directories Con-
rier Journal.
French squirt on the Exhibition !:
"Rare plants-a gentleman seeks the
Upas tree to give bis mother in law
a seat under it,"
The time will come whcn clergy
men can take summer vacations in tho
country and send their sermons to
town by telephoue.-[ Picayune.
The Empress of Austria wears a
train thirty feet long, and when she
walks up stairs the dishcar,cnod
Emperor goes up in tho elevator
[--Exchange.
In St. Louis every man is afraid of
owning that he is a Grant man, for
fear people will suspect him of be-
ing a pardoned whisky thief-[Wash-
iugton Post.
We have just been thinking how
language came into tho world. 1t
was during Adam and EYES first GUAR
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
Some Personal Ads.
ALBION.
Unknown Exchange.

The following bogus "Personals' are
scarcely less ridiculous than those usn-
ally found in the personal columns OF the
daily papers: -, ..;,.
viii the lady in tho clipper-b1llt
sacoue, with MORE antique spectacless,
who bowed to gentleman from hand
cart on Summer street yesterday after"
noon, please send her address to,
"oon' p'o''' ' ADoRER'
IF the gentleman who refused to lend
me five dollars will repent and hand me
the cash before 2 P. NJ. all will be for
gotten and no questions asked.
7o''0' YUpE.
pet-I cannot come to you, but you
can come to me. am in the station
house. nonn.
Ifa ]ady remembers being bowed to By
a gentleman standing on his head on "
tor of the custom-house fss1t1& r
day will she grant him an
| Columbus avenue ca
billiard cloth walking
iers of homemade ca
one 70, whom threw
SAINT, in assisting \
me half dollar9
Does lady in
green umbrella, W
, Street yesterday
remember ge
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
PARSONS
puRGATIVE PILLS

PURGATlVE PlLL0
Ara the result of long-contiM''d S'l'n-
t;t;c Investigation, and are Warranteo TO
c o,"v " all diseases originating in the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels NO S St'p-
;"U Mains follow the use of these rms
mpia s the Bowels are inhamed; but ne,
lief, Immediate Relief, may ne Se pr; iel'e'
, npnr IA Common Family Physlc
PARSONS
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

According to a resolution adopted
BY the Baton Rouge Convention, the
chairman Andrew 5. Heron, mas
appointed for the State at Large the
following gentlemen as members OF
the State Central Committee
Albert VOORHEES,, W. G. Black, "
P. Schmidt, A. H. May, JOSEPH ~
Shskeapear, John Fitspat1
Aleee naal1nnnaax. T %.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28
uurI1C TIV II l. IL .

ctopa uneoualed before the world to-day
T Rv varying the dose according to t d'rsr-
t by so" Parsons puryative Pills etlectnally
purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
e " NOT entirely cure Dyspepsia, scr'iuia
II, ' E;,c's Evil, Rose. Erysipelas or 81
a. arthnny's Fire, Ernptions, and Erupt,ve
Diseases of the Skin, SAIL hueE n,',',,ors
ter. Ringworm, Sores, Bolls' t%n'"Ls
Morbid swellngs, alterations, P'mp'e'
and Blotchcs.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-09-28

Gladstone's head cook was engaged
to Beacon6eld's boss butler, but that
little affair at Berlin threw tho match.
They don't even speak to each other
now.-Detroit Free Press. 4
The San Francisco Post tell a story
of shark chasing lawyer. These
California papers most always blum
der that way. Lawyers will, of
course, understand how it was-[St.
Louis Republican.
An appreciative mind can throw a
world Of pathos into il very odin-
airy statement. EYES," said >sho, lean
ing over the fence, in communion
with a neighbor, "she is dead. She
died Just as she had got torn up to
clean house. 1t is terrible. '-[Dan-
bury News.
The public now looks for Secretary
Thompson's naval report on the pres
| eut condition of clam -bakes in Rhode
Island, the steady flow of champagne
at Portsmouth, and the possibility OF
locating naval station in the re r OF
the Windsor hotel, Now York;
- Iford Times.
have Ss'c ycai i'4pv long ago did you
"Abou: three niut' ~ Customer
lawful bad cut. VIII" Barber-
ltomer-"You did, SilenH :" Gus
minutes. Barbe::-(having sonh\ep
recovered his ne ve-'Q see t'm
your chin has been cut by the las
barber that shaved you9' Customer
Q Customer-"Yes," Barber - cough
/. to have built q head on him bigger
10 a mule" Customer-'1 did" Bar
T. ber continues to shave with gre'
y. care.-|St. Louis Times. s,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
application for Patent
To THE CONGRESS MINING CLAIM, No. 42.
 U. S. LAND OFFICE, r'REscoTr,

To THE CONGRESS MINING CLAIM, No. 42.
 U. S. LAND OFFICE, PREscoTT, A. T.
 May 10th, 1878. Notice ia hereby given, thzr THOMAS II. BLYTHE, R. F. HAFFoRD, H. CAMPBELL. and A. GORDON by their Attorney, in fact W. c. PARsoSs, whose postofice address is Signal, Mohaye County Arizona Territory, has this day filed his appli- cation for patent for fifteen hundred l51o) linear feet of the Congress mine vein bearing silver with surface groun1 s> hundred (69) feet in width situate lying and be,ns in Cedar Valley mining district, Coun- ty of Mohsve and Territory Of Arizona, and known and desgnated by the field notes and official plat on file in seventeen 7l north rnnge fourteen 4l west of iila and Salt River meridian. The exterior boundaries of said Lot number thirty-eight (38) beipg as follows to wit: Variation l5 dagrees East; commencing at orignal monument point of high ridge above main shaft, thsace Solth @ degrees East 454s chains to monument of granite rock center of East line thence North 27 degrees East -36i chains to Northeast cor ner thence West 63 degraas 909 chains to Northwest corner, thence South 27 'erees West 2272I chains to monument at Southwest corner thence South 63 de- grees East 9e9 chains Co monumente Southeast the,ce North 20 degrees, East 1135 and one-sixth chains to monument at center of East line and point of beginning Of exterior bouniry,-contanng 2066 acres The location of this mna is duly recorded in the Re- eorier's Odcs of Mohaye County, in Book of Mines, folio 276 and 2T7.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Congress ino said mining ground hereinbe- fore described required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days perioi Of publication hereof, they will be bar red by virtue of the provisions of the Statrte.
 WILLIAM. N. KELLY, Register. msyio-d6o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY

NcNuIIcn's teams have arrived with mur- chsndise for John c. Campbell. and Fort Whipplc-
 The proceeds of the lecture last evening were tS500 to the Library association. after paying all expenses.
 John $. N.:soa died at the Peck Mise, on the 18th of pnsrm mia: 4 native kinnebunk P.rf. Muac. a5ou, thirty ive years ofage.
 t,iias Junior. who has pianted himself on
 h Cougar and gray Eagie mines, siys he 4,.i main with them fir twenty-fve years TT have enough out Of them to make him conf rtabIe. H. knows they contain mill ions snd he only wants thousands.
 It is DO vain boast in us to say that in getting the full text of Fitch's lecture de- livered last evening, in this issue of the Daily MINER we have exhibeted spirit of enter prise that no publisher in ArIzona has ever before attempted or dared to attempt in the same length of time, and if our local depart ment shall prove little thin this evening in consequence, the reader will unders tand the situation and excuse us.
 SERVED HIM RIGHT Marshal Dodson. yesterday afternoon had occasion tn arrest boodium. who took it npon himself to cal the Marshal hard names, and he z pt lick on tue hesd that will in futuIr nuke him careful with his tongue. An officer. because he is such, is not obliged to submit to the abuse of every blackguard who chooses to get drunk and use foul language to him. If such cattle wish to preserve sound heads let them behave themselves.
 The City Telegraph office is established by order, as prominent institution in town. and the Eue men commenced yesterday to arrange the wire so as to put it on the main line; but the Indian alarm made it necess siy for them to join their company and march to the war. So that the matter will Dc delayed few days.
 Edmond Falconer, will be retained as operator here. Hitherto it has only been q local line to Fort Whipple, now it is to be an independent office.-Good thing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Information Wanted.

should tas nasyt tse eye of Ds. O. U. s wi,scr vao len szn zh,t 1e rtt or June 1s77 for Ari- zons; or ia cs}e Of his dsafh any pxry hat knew hn er kn9xs q hn ..n ss or t1<y. p1s.ss sdaress his xfzea1 e. A sExBEEfs No. so E<lsf <1 street, xex efxs formerly Of Pzsteosirsh. Ps. ns7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Fer Safe..

and Sa s z.ns sna q eois- NAV. rs boiler ia ,p,,., cf FRED WILLIAMS. Prssccsf. F'' s'e's@fs enquire
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THrnD JUDICIAL DIs- rRIcr TERRIgoRY OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF YAvAPAI.
 WILLIAM DURBIN, pltf.
s. o. FREpERIcK, pft.

7
 s. O. FREDERICK, Dh.
 Action brougnt in the District Court of the Third Ju- dca District in and for the County of Yayapa in the Territory of Arizoua.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to s. O. FREDERICK.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appesr in action brought against you by the aboyf-naned plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis c n and for the County Of Yayapai in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summons within twenty days iexclusiye Of the lay of seryce after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this County; but if served out of the County, and within this District then within thirty days in all other forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail tc appear the complaint above required the Plain tiff will take judgment for the of Three thousand two hundred and fortyone and 630O il62l dollars ami costs and disbursements il this behalf eIpenied Given under my hand and the ea of the said District Court at my office this first day of April A. D., 1878.
 WILL RI WILKINSON,
 Clerk. JOHN HOWARD AND F.. W. ARAM, Attys. for Plaintiff. Prescott April 5,-y6od.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Summons.
SUMMONS.
JAMES B. CoLGRovE.

JAMES
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju- dical District and for the County of Mohsye in the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to JAMES B. C0LGROYE.
 Ton are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plain th in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Mohave, in the Territory of Arzona, and answer he complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said County copy Of which complaint accompanies this s1mmons), within twenty days exousiye of the day of servce after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this County; but if served out of the County and within this District tnen within thirty days; in all other forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that you fail to appear anu aQswer the complaint above required the plain tf will take judgment by default against you for the sum of tweaty-three hundred (S2331) dolars upon contract for carrying the U s. mails between Aubrey Mohaye county, Arizona, and Cerbat in said County and costs and disbursements in this behalf expendel
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis trict Court, at Mineral Park this 9th day of March, A. D. 1878. CALDWELL. WRIGHT
 SEAL Clerk.
 WEBSTER STREET, Atty for Plaintiff.
 March 15. 1873. 8w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24

An old copy of the Sacramento Union dated 1871, contains a notice of an Arizona incorporation of which Joe Forushea was she principal promoter. as follows
 'IScoRroRArroS.-Filcd yesterday with the Secre -ary of State articles nf iacorpors ton of tie Arizona Mining and Water Co. Organized to nIna and extract gold aud silver and other precious m tals from the Tiger, Lone Star, Eclipse and Eureka mines in faTapai couaty, and to supply the cnun- ties of the Territory aRd elsewhere with water by conducting the waters of the Big Canyon below Walnut Grove on the Hassay- anpa River in ditches, aqueducts and pises to the various counties of the Tsrrit.irv. Gtpital stock. S2.090. boo, in 20.090 shares of $l00 each. Principal place of business, Saa Francisco. Trustees-fsaac G. Messec. NJ l. Mcdonald, John W. Coleman, Louis ye- saria and N. l.. Mcdonald.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Reported Iudian Troubles at wIekenburs.

Rumors are rife of horse stealing about Wickcnburg, and that Indians are the thieves. A company of Cavalry left Fort Whipple at 10 o'clock last night to look into the matter. We have heard several versions fthe matter but have nothing authentic Some say it is Isdians against Indians. others that the difficulty is between the Whites. and Indians definite information will te obtained for our next issue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24

THE MEsA MINE -Mr. D. R Poland, is in from his Mesa gold lode in Hnmbug Dis trict. where hs in company with Mr. R sbcrts, k making some very valuable developments. They h'lse two large arastras erected. which run by horse power, and are now busy taking oas ore with waich b start them to work. The Mssa lcdeis one of the best min inf prsperties in that district. aud the own eEs are ~orking the most profitable apperatus for miners of limited means.
 4 steamer will leave Yuma, Arizona. Sat uraay, May s5th, for Aubrey and interme- date lsndings.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
LEGAL.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, pnnscorr; AT.

March 30, lS78- To f;ussevpe Deino.sro and Iohn H. Otto, Grestias h the mater of Pree1nptfca Cash entry Ao Ill., oi Rosa Rbso for N l.. i of \. E. Ii. Sec ls and w. s of N. w. is am x. W L of $. W. See 1T Tsp. If, E.R-2w.
 Ton are hereby notified that said entry is neo TOT approval by HoaorAe Ccnraissone- or me ce1ef- i T.ri fre s,Iliect to suy zprezi if taken within sixty (5gl days from the date hereof
 WI. N. KELLY, Register. presco<4 Apr 5 r @ Is-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Summons.
Tx THE Drs1n.cT oouEr OF THE THrRD JUDICIAL DIs- rErcr TERRITORY ARIZONA, CoUErr OF YAvAPAI-
 SUSAN swEETsER, Plrf-
.LoNzo J. sWEErsER. prt l,

SUSAN SwEETSER, Pff-
 vs SUMMONS. ALOSZe J. SwEETSER. Dft
 Action brought in the Disrie: Court of the Third Ju- dics District a and for the County of favaa, in the Territory os AriLons-
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to ALoSZ0 J. sWEETSER.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in sn action broaght against you ly the above named plain td in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, the County Of YaTapai, in the Territory Of A1zona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Coir at Prescott in said County Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this saEnonsl within twenty days exciazfye of the day If srvce after the service you of this summons. if served in this County but servai oat of the County and within this District then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days And you arr hereby nohed that if you fail to appear and the complaint above required the plain td will take defanlt against you and apply to tho Court the relief dsmandsi In her complaint and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended. Given under my hand an the Seal of the said District Court at Prescott this z9th day of March, A. D., iS73.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, rSExL1 Clerk. T. J. DRUsr, Atty for Plaintiff.
 March %, 1873, sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
Stray d or Stolen.

prsm.ss ahasrzned s sas loas two animals from s,. -..s 1nils fes with brand on left hsn ss3i E iieif seoaf year. old; the o.h.r. snsi sdp breecsng -' .sie also branded on isft hin r5fS
 'as same ~ili be li5s-ally rewarded -s'en or rurkey crerk s<.&,, ,x H. H. KETHRo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
To The Unfortunate !.
DR. GIBBONS
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

n t< VI ks<t tA N H.e
 Seminal Emissions, the consequences of self abuse This solitary vice, depravea sexual inGuIgence s praefied by the youth If both sexes o an last unlim ited extent prrdueing with unerrin cetan,y inc ow ing train of morbid symptoms, unless cembaitei by sci enlihc medical msasurrs vz Sallow coun,7,naure darl spots nn-er he eyes pain a the bead ringing in ,h, ears noise like the rusiliug of leaves and ra,ng a, chario,s unensiness abnrf the lons weakness of ,I ltm's senf ssd vision bunied intellect less nf eona d~nce diiieaee in apprNachins strangers a disise i, iern new aeouainianees d:s~si'i shun soc'ey s. of memory nee c fl shes pinples and var is ,r,n,;ns ao"ntthe iace nirred tongue. f,d breath coughs sumption niHni sweais and feoaent inssn i.,.
 EsfRFD AT HOME.
 Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME bv addressing letter to Dr. fiibbon stating case srmr toms length oi ume the disease has con tinnrd and have meaieines nronrtiy forwarded. from damage and curiosity to any mart of tho country with fn and rlan direcnns v enclosing Ten dollars coin in registered etter throurh tce Postnfce through Wells Fsroo S Co., paeEaae ot medicine will be rwaried tn an, n =. oI l'e tn'on. Address DIR J. F. GfRRON aaeVetd Fox 1856. San Francisco, Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-24
DR. SPIN N BY.
 No Il KEARHEY STREET. Treats all caonic and Special Diseasss

YOUNG MEN
 N Ho MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE Rr. . .sSs o1 yeasatal foses niiscrstioa will do val so ssAu esag5 of gis yhs .,rsase boon ever ,.s ss s.e ser os sateriay hananity. DR. sPIySEY vii - Ioriea S'o9 for every of sesninel weak 2, ptlsais disease of any kiai or charcter rhie he undartakes and fans to cure Anlc.
 NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 aasrs are many at the age of thirty to sx.v s .~. ,.s ~-sa too frequent evacuation Of he hIadder sass oa pzael og sl gls anarn, or bssrufng sen, aaa w-akaess of the system ia r.s- tt f.s. cannot account for. oa cxssnir.ioy fbe = rop5 ss siznent VII often be found ana . ..nss ,, sinsh particles Of album sn VIII ar,-e.- @ s5 @ ,ry y sl,n .lsa hue again cha11in to rt Tia -is ssa - e IasFe many Eer who die s s - ol ssaa,azl wsakness- Dr g. win rnsrs ,s % ,ss. cur n aA soh eases. aud healthy rssrs,[. l L . n ss-lo to anf to B. suad.vx s-., ,a - si A. Consssltefioa free Thoro1sb s.,n ~ And 4asiee s. Can or nc3rcss. S''sa sA @nin1ton l1>s1''SN'y No II Ksa-asy s... San Fr.,,,,.-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-28
The New La " 8.

We publish this week laws of Wis
consin, passed at the late Session, in
dieating those the people should take
the trouble to read, as follows:
One relating to judicial circuits in
the north part of the State. II is
not of much Importance here. 1t will
be rememb ered the circuits were re-
modelled, being cut down in number.
One in relation to the election of
Supreme Court Judges.
One authorizing village trustees
20 license and collect fees of persons
who set up rsfreshment, auction and
sale stands on Fair days, Fourth of
July, Decoration day, etc. Village
Offic ers should make themselves &C.
quainted with the operation of this
law.
One IN relation to courts in the
sixth circuit.
One providing for the collection OF
special taxes for bridges. town houses
ETC., a law that citizens should be &C.
quainted with.
One authorizing trustees to pur-
chase ground outside of their villages
tor cemeteries-of some Importance
to village residents.
Chap. 20 amends the law that
written testimony on trial need
not be signed by the witness.
Chap. 80 legalizes the proceedings
of town insurance companies held
isst January.
Chap. SO limits the number of per-
emptory challenges on a criminal
trial to "a by the defendant and IL
by the prosecutor.
Chap. 220 of last year is 80
amended as to make warehouse re-
ceipts negotiable unless otherwise
marked.
Chap. rs fxes the time of holding
court in the 11th circuit--no impor-
lance here.
Chap. ~ directs assessors what
lands they must see and what they
may assess without seeing. Impor-
tant.
Chap. 80 puts q wholesome res
strsint upon insurance companies.