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The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

A UDITOR'S SALE.
IA By virtue of a warrant OF the Mayor
OF the City of Wilmington, 10 me directed.
will be exposed AT Public Sale, at eleven
O'Clock, A. M,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Goth, 1873,
AT the City Auditors office, No. s., East
Sixth street, ''secopd story" in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle county, State
OF Delaware, all that lot, piece or parcel
OF land with a three-story BRICK HOUSE
thereon. situate on the west side of Fre..ch
street, beginning at corner of John =.
Almonds land. eighty-six feet six inches
from the southerly side Of Twelfth street,
extending thence fifty-two feet nine inches
on French street and running west ninety
feet TO public alley, conf aiming forty
seven hundred and forty seven and one
half square feet, more or less.
eized and taken in execution as the
property of Sarah Cummins, and 10 be
sold by q. b. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N. B.-The above named property is to
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon for paving.
jelt-l0t
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

The legal whiskey suckers turned the
House of Representatives into a disre-
putable club house scene and bacchana-
lian revel, on Tuesday night. While this
was the case the negro representative,
Raney, was discharging the duty white
man was given to do; the white man had
turned himselfinto demijohn, and it is a
pity some one did not give it kick SO
that its contents would have gone into the
gutter or some other place more appro-
pirate than the halls of Congress.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22


THE Republican Is certainly justified
In its demand for larger number of
graduates in our'high school commence
ments.
The cost OF the schools has increased
immensely in the last few years. The
salaries of the young girls engaged as
teachers is out of all proportion to the
duties performed and ought to be reduc-
ed. Hundreds of girls, equally as CON-
petent can be had for about half what is
now paid; and it is manifestly unjust to
discriminate against the girls that are
ready to serve the city for less salaries.--
Young ladies ought not to desire to become
mendicants; and in this light they will be
regarded if they do not render service as
cheaply as Others who are more gifted in
the graces, elegant in their diction, and
courteous in their department.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
The TOiling Millions Faithful
Friend

Congressman IL. b. Wright, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, sent this astonishing dispatch
to the Washington Post announcing his
nomination by the "laboring men" for re-
election: "You have always been so kind
TO me that cannot refrain from sending
you the glorious news of my nomination
for Congress by the labor convention of
my district by acclamation. | always
distribute bread every New Years Day
TO the deserving poor of my district, and
they do not forget small favors. shall
make a vigorous campaign, and be elect
ted by 10000 majority. The toiling mil
lions will have in Inc faithful friend. ;,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

Two OF THE WoRKINGMEN who went
to Brazil have returned TO Charleston,
5. G. They tell very horrible story of
their treatment, which, If true, reflects
severely upon the railroad contractors.
In addition to being half starved, they
were, it seems, abused in other ways, and
their lives positively endangered. 1t
would be no harm for the government to
look into the condition of those who
were induced to go ON the expedition,
and ascertain if the serious charges
against its managers are true.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

The wheat crop is already being har-
vested in many parts of the country, and
tbs estimated that the yield will reach
100, 100000 bushels, or ten bushels. for
every man, woman and child IN the
country, if the population be forty mil
lions. All the grain crops looks promis-
ing. The potato crop in most of the
States will be of immense magnitude,
though it has been damaged in some
parts or the country by excessive rains.
The grass crop is the heaviest we have
had for many years, the days of storm in
the early spring having favored its
growth. The yield of apples and pears
will be less than was expected. The Sc
we're frosts that occurred during the set
ting of the fruit buds were injurious,
though the promise during their bloom
ing season was most satisfactory. Cali
fornia has given us somefof our choicest
peaches, but the crop this season will
not be more than half as large as usual
and the quality of this favorite fruit
promises to be Indifferent. The heavy
and late rains produced "curled leaf,
with which nearly every tree is Scared
In this State there will be plentiful,
OF all other fruits. The strawberry Gro,
is abundant and excellent.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
JUNE 1s. 1878.

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES ought
10 be set down as one of the recent modes
Of peculating upon the people. Formerly
such thing as Congressional Commit
tees setting to do business after the ad-
iournment of Congress was unheard of;
but since they have been paid such ex-
travagant expenses, their number has been
rapidly increasing. And at the rate they
are increasing Congress will soon do all
its most particular business through COM
mittees. Their popularity is increased
because of their choosing the most fash
enable resort for their sittings. The COM
mittee to whom the changes in the army
were referred at once announced that it
would sit at BED Sulphur Springs. They
will keep up the work all summer doubt
less and with their clerks and waiting
men will present a very pretty bill for the
people to pay. Committees too form the
mode in which all the attempts to reduce
expenses are defeated. 1t was a commit
tee that put the rascally salary grab upon
us; a committee that raised Grants salary
to $4,000 and committee that in oppo-
sition to the vote of every Democratic
State Convention, defeated the demo-
cratic proposition to reduce the salary to
$4,000, which is more than any man in
the government service is worth; and too
much to be given to fraud. For in fact
now it costs the President nothing to live.
His table is furnished, his stable supplied,
and every State dinner prepared without
his consultation at the public expense
Palace cars are put at his disposal, and
elegant rooms secured and prepared, and
>umptuous dinners furnished at the cost
of others. But it does not end here
His sons and his daughters; his brothers
and his wife's brothers, aunts, neices
nephews and cousins are all, in thes,
days, made to feel the invigorating in
tluence of station and official patronage
and consequential dignities are showere'
all around through the election to thi
office; and if the salary was but $1,000
it would handsomely pay the men VIII
hold the place. In late years howeverthe
have rarely equaled theirSecretaries, who's
pay has never been more than 5000 an
who usually come out of the Cabine
much richer than they so into it. W
maintain a reduction of the President
salary to S25, 900 ought to be made.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
PUBLICS4LES.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
Of
THREE-STORY DWELLING,
S. w. Cor. Market and Thirteenth Sts.,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE ~,
At p. NJ, on the Premises, without post
ponement, withdrawal. or underbidding.
This property, No. i227 Market street,
lot Is feet 2 inches X 90 feet inches, is
pleasantly and conveniently situated on
the well known prandywine Walk, !" with
open square in from pleasing view OF the
Delaware River, and good surroun ndiugs.
The building is a three story brick, both
front and back, 10 rooms, with healer,
range and bath, and is well constructed
with the usual m odern conveniences, This
is really very desirable home property (;
the sale Is. positive, and f r many en-
couraging reasons, II is now aim. st uni
versally admitted that the time 10 buy Real
Estate in " l,niHgfOn is noD,
TERMS.-Mortgage may remain secured
by Policy of Insurance for ~ 100, and the
balance In three equal parts of cash and
notes with approved endorsers at and 9
months, with interest from the day of
sale. Poss ession at once.
j. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and NJ ortgage EXCHANGE,
Clayton House Building,
Jel5,ls,2l,2 Agent to effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

The Democrats of North Carolina have
enforced the payment of taxes by all
classes and colors as a qualification for
voting, as is done in Pennsylvania, and
the Republicans are passing resolutions
declaring it "utterly repugnant to the
principles of a free government" Tho
"forty acres and mule" platform seems
to be about played out in the carpet-bag
States
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

Hon. WAYNE MACVEAGH, in a letter
regarding the expenses of the Louisiana
commissioners, says that the members of
the commission were from the first de-
sirous of defraying their own expenses,
but were answered that it was a public
service which they were performing, ,and
that it was proper that the treasury only
should pay them. Mr.. MacVeagh does
not believe Secretary Sherman would ac-
cept the check of any one member in
partial payment, but that when the late
commissioners unite in paying the whole
amount they will be permitted to do so.
Secretary Sherman had his own ends to
accomplish. The committee was in the
interest of His Fraudulency, and he
ought to pay the bill.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
Thomas wiIkinson's Crime.
AFTER ASSURING HIS WIFE THAT HE
WILL NOT HURT HER AGAIN HE
SHOOTS HERDEAD

AFTER ASSURING HIS WIFE THAT HE
WILL NOT HURT HER AGAIN HE
SHOOTS HERDEAD.
AUBURN, y. Y, June 17.-Thomas
Wilkinson, who lived on farm in Locke
in this county, was % years of aye when
Harriet Clark, who was II years of age,
was married to him, little over a wear
ago. They did not live happily, Wilkin-
son disliking the attention She received
from other men. Mrs. Wilkinson went,
yesterday afternoon TO the house of a
neighbor named Howser, and Wilkinson
followed her, finding the two women
alone in the house. Going close to his
wife, he pointed revolver at her and
ired. Ihe weapon was SO near to the
victim that her clothingwas burned by the
powder, but the ball made only glanc-
ing wound upon her body. She ran from
the house, taking refuge in the barn.
Mrs. Howser tried to interfere with the
man and prevail upon him not to follow
| his wife. But he drove her INTO an ad.
joining room, the door of which she was
fortunately able to keep so nearly CLOSED
that he could not enter after her. nor us,
his pistol. Wilkinson then sought his wifi,
i'll the barn and asked whether she wa,
wounded. She replied that she was il
great pain.
THAT is too bad,' Wilkinson said. g.
won't hurt you again."
He continued to advance toward her
and when so near that the muzzle of til,
pistol nearly touched her, he fired twice
killing her instantly. Mr.. Howser, re
turning at this time, tried to approach
Wilkinson, but the threatening attitud,
with which he was met, led him TO max,
a hasty retreat. In another moment an
other shot was heard, and Mr.. Howse
fonnd Wilkinson dead, suicide as wei
as a murderer
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

FINEssE IN RAscALITY has been prac-
ticed more deeply in the United States
Senate within the past eight or ten years
than in any other body in the country.
Mr.. Stanley Matthews is as safe in the
hands of his colleagues, as one bandit
would be in the hands of another. The
shielding of one is the shielding of
others. The exposure of the rascality of
Matthews might result in the exposure
of others. And it must be very disa-
greeable committee to have to deal
with. 1t will be seen, however, from its
refusal to allow Anderson to have coun-
sci, that the committee is wholly in the
interest of Matthews. AS he is.however,
himself legal eel, there is hardly doubt
that he will not escape leaving his slime
on the hands of the committee. 1t will re-
quire rubbing to get it OFF
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

DELAWARE will not send a professed
lobbyist and gambler to represent her in
Congress Certainly not, and our cor.
respondent may rest assured of this I;
neither will she send dimijohn there to
loaf about the House unable to talk to a
gentleman because of the detestible smell
of whisky.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
NOTICES..

THE PHILADELPHIA, WIIMIyaIov1
~ BALTIMORE RAILROAD Co.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th, N,
The Board of Directors have dscls,.i
Semi Annual Dividend of four NJ, S.n,
on the Capital Stock OF the cpmnanA N'u
payable on and after July Isl. fSis
ALFRED HORNER
jcio<eaWZW Secretary
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

HE EXPECTATION that Hunter would
be placed upon the stand yesterday to
testify i'll his own defence in the Camden
murder trial was disappointed. Thus far
his defence is an alibi, which rests mainly
on the testimony of one witness.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
Notice to Travellers!

Persons VINO visit ODESSA, are inytsi
70 stop at the Hotel kept by Mrs. Catherhs
Newman.
Ihe best accommodation that can ID
found In the place, A good table is always
set. Prices very reasonable. Good slabll
ing provided.
MRS. CATHERINE NEWMAN.
jei6-lw Odessa Del
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

THE execution business seems to be
quite fourishing. In all six men were
legally killed yesterday-fve of them in
the Western States and one in Mary
land. Four were white and two colored.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

JOHN SHERMAN does not admire ELIZA
PINKsToN at present so much for her
beauty as for her silence.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

WA AJGHANNOCK HOUSE.
Il Ierms, = 10 20 per week, Send for
Circular, Best Philadelphia and Nav
1ork reference given. See Osgood d Ap-
pleton's guide. Z. IL. THOMPSON
je17-2xm To1npkins Co Wv
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
Proposals for Fuel.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May IS, 1875 /
Proposals will be received by the CHAIR
man OF the Committee on Fuel, until
MONDA Y, the 24th day Of JUNE, at 4
O'Clock, p. NJ. for furnishing the Publld
schools of this city, with about four hun
dref and fifLy t45O) tons, more or less, d
Sahuylkill Coal, Stove and Broken, oi|
good quality, about equal qaanlItiesi
Also. about twenty cords of Klndlins
Wood, oak and pine, sawe, split and
mixed In equal quantities, all TO be dellv1
ered during the month OF August and
neatly Stored in the cellars OF tue school
buildings, subject 10 the order OF lhe CONS
mittee on Fuel. ALLEN RUTH,
jelO-eod-6t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

THE GAZETTE is going into politics
soon.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

Mt OTICE.-3OO Shares Mechanlcs' Loa1
~ Stock for sale. oh series, Just issued
First payment on the second Tuesday 4
May. Apply 10
W. j. MORROW secretary,
mar2O-eod-tI All French 81. /
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
1884, is the largest and most nourishing
.,ekly paper in the State, and has larger
rculatior t1sn any other on the Peninsula.
,blished every Thursdayafternoon,a at AZ
,ir year. in advance.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

IMPERIAL FIRE ms. CO.,
LONDON. ENGLAND.
Showing their condition on the 31st day of
December. 1877.
CAPITAL
Paid up Capital. $500 900 OO
Real estate owned, 83s,377 70I
Loans on bonds and mortgages, I58,45O 00
SHOCKS and bonds. 5,S7l ,4O5 "A
Cash in Office AMI bank. 1888 "a
Prem ums in course of collection, 674,387 rs
All other Assets, S4,666 81
Total assets, s7.770 0o0 75
Unpaid losses, So ,9lO COL
yotsl unearned premiums, 9l3 20O DOL
All other liabilities. 1863, ,ssl s3
Total liabilities, 76s gol "a
Capital stock, 3.500,O00 00|
Surplus beyond capital. 2.5Ol,O 9 AZ
Total liabilities including capi.
tai and surplus, s7.77O. OsO rs
INCOME.
Cash premiums received, a. 767 2s2 e3
Interest on bonds and mortgages
an1 interest from sticks aud
bonds ana from all other sources 244, ,695 70
Total income ss.O1l.97s IS
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for losses. 1871 443 65
Cash ulyldends, 360,t 90 10
Comml lssions and brokerage, sos, ,051 "a
Salaries. tees, taxes, &C., l44 $50 rs
All other expenses, l91,6 IS
Total expenditures. S2576724 rs
Net amount of risks in force 478,s 81, $50 90
Premiums thereon. l.37S,3i7 63
F. L. GILPIN. Agent, Wilmington. Del,
~ EOEW BUSH dISUN
VI Ltguarantee their
SDen n a. dOa On
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

WAVERLY HOUSE,
No ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
. NOW OPEN. The House is thoroi1ohIv
heated. Full Ocean View. Hot ana 1ni5d
sea water Baths in the House, Honse
Nghted with Gas. open all the year.
e15-2Hm Proprieior
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22
COMMERCIAL UNION
-. ANCE co. ASScl
LONDON, ENGLAvn


COMMERCIAL UNION
/ ANCE co. ASSCR-
! LONDON, EyGLANn
showing their condition on III. o.,
DECEMBER, lS-7. 'ist lay od
-CAPITAL.-
Paid up capital.
ASSETS. s'9oocq
Loans on bond and mortVaoo
Real estate owned. 412S I'd
Stocks -na bonds 5-3HsSI
Loans on collat. raj, 5s'2lA N
All other loans, lii,Go'l
Cash In Office aad bank NlM0ej
IIsii,uns IN course OF colleeton ,,sss n
All o'her cts, q e4T|
,.,. stSg
'''' 1,,,,,,r,n. @aal
Unpaid lcsses,
Whole amount of uneorpad a'0,NQG
Reinsurance fund unaer re-, l,528@a|
department, "'o oo
All other liabilities. 2g?,l@I
Total liabilities. cditN05
Capital stock, 1i@o.-14l
surplus beyond capital, 2%i5sySe %
Iotal liabilities, including
capital and surplus, So ,o,e-
INCOME. ''"IV
Cash premiums received o-
Interest on bond and mort. '''i'fSN
cages and interest and d,vi-
dends from stocks & bonds ,s.-
Premiums, SC, from life de- -''''"S'
partment,
-o'"' income rxprxn,n s4,0S,laN
Paid for losses, ' ,oo.,.
Cash dividends, -'}y,eB Iycop
Commissions and brokerage n. iy,D
Salaries, fees, taxes, &c. on S,g'i -,
Expenditures under life de. -'''"S'
P'i'n' 2sisa
Total expenditures, 13u- nd
Net amount of risks in force
(tire) 5S-e,,e,,I
Premiums thereon, gIi-S,g
Net amount of risks in force f'""
u .marinel san,a, 2O,g360e
l ioi'' ''''iS 'iieIeon' AilljW
Il L. udLPlN, Agent
Wllming0D. Del
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

nj OTlCE.-By virtue OF an act oi W
N General Assembly, passed al Doyee5
Feb. 22d, 1877, hereby give nolce to hola
ers of Delaware State Bonds, llat ! snaI
attend AT the philadelphia National Ban
In the city of Philadelphia during the oaj
iness hours OF that bank, on The lhfee III
secular days of July, 1878, prepared 70
deem and pay Off all bonds from Nos,
to 100 both inclusive, OF the denemihauo
of one thousand dollars each, Of lhe ~
of the bonds OF the State Of Delaware
der date of Jan. lst, 1865, and that rom y
after the said first day OF July, 49, 'nsi
terest ON said bonds will cease. u.,
THOS. b. GILES, state iitas.
Office Stale Treasurer, Dover Aa'
187S.-2taWtiy1st
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

FAIRFIELD FIRE ms. CO,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
Showing their oLdition on the 3lst day of
December, 1871.
CAPITAL.
Paid up in cash, 5000, 900
ASSETS
Real estate owned by the Co., 9 60. .3so 60
Loans on bonds ard mortgages,
lst lien. ll3 .225 90
Interest due and accrue1 on same, 6.Sy2 So
stochs and bonds owned by the
company. U 6's Registered,
1s6 and 1868 tmarket valuej 5o,152 rs
Municipal bonds. market vaiue) 75,72S rs
Loans on collateTals, (markeL
value. sl9 SOD 1856 SO
flee, 9,5l40f
Cash In Dank. ll,l3g 80
Ihterst que ana accrued on SUCKS, l.t29 90
Interest due and Il crued on loans, tG6 10
Cross premiums in due course of
collection, I7,25s ss
the company, 2,5oS 45
Assets Of the company attheir ac-
tuAl value. s8l3.Ns Al
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid Sl,loi5o
Los, es repoi ted ard unad-
justtd 3,73e 90
Losses resisted. l.437 sos 6,277OO
Unearned premiums, "a o5l 10
dividends remaining unpaid, ll5o 90
Due for sal rles. loo 90
Commissions, ,bI okerage and other
charges. 2,949 o3
Total liabilities except capital
stock. s74. $50 70
Capital stock. 80 900 90
Surplus beyond capital, 3Sss7 Is
Total liabilities. including capi-
tai and surplus. s3lS.ols Al
INCOME:
premlams a received in cash; sE6,o9l Sc
| abatements, and Ielurn prem
| iums, Is59Q Al
| Actual cash premiums, lSs55S ~
From intel est on bonds and mort
Cages. 6l57S1
| From interest n loans, and diyi-
vsG dend, L, on stocks: 1882 80
From all other sources. 4,2sS SO
Actual cash income, sl56.7s7 A.
| EXPENDITURES
Amount paid for losses, 6I4o 81
| Cash dividends, is 80 "a
| Commissions o. brokerage, o1 82l IA
| Salaries and fees, i6, 6,22o ii
| Taxes. 3Io9 -
| All other eApentes and payment 1l,947 Is
Actual cash expenditures, sls6. 9S3 AZ
RISKS In force hayirg not more
ihan 10 one 1e-Ca year to run, s9,ns.6s9 90
one and less than three years TO
run, Q Iho oos M
RisKs in force having more than O' ~
three years to run, sz9,9l3 oo
| Total insurance, sl2.Io3 6o7 ~
+. L. GILPIN. Agent, wilm ington he,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
ernoon Sunday excepted,) at 416 Market
rect, and served by carriers to subscribers
all sarts of the city and surrounding
WINS and villages, for six cents week,
,yable weekly. Yearly subscribers, So In
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

n. OTICE-Is hereby given 10 all Pvi%
~ whose business or Occupation lNIg
a State license for the present yeaf M
that the same is due and faya9lH,, ~
first day of June, at the offices o. 1sV"
of the Peace for New Castle essfp eTslsftip
JOHN P. SPklNgnL.n,is
Clerk, at New eSu'
M. A. j. SPRINGER, Deputy, ,ynm,nad
No. 3O9 w. Second St.i WiIiH'''
my2i-1m
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX pAih1 AT
IN We hereby give nslice ceoriSs ,IS
county and Poor taxes for the yea atHSs 'ss
now due, and payable at Tie On''
Market street. ,oso wbobsl
Special notice is given TO tnose "1Vn WI nil
not paid their taxes for lal 10 uJs ,.,II Gsc
ten days from this date, or they wiz
lected with costs. opNTEk hi
May 1st. 1S7S.-tf
The daily gazette., 1878-06-22

HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE ms.
co.
HAMBURG, GERMANY.
Showing their condition on the 31st day
OF December, 1877.
CAPITAL
Paid up capital, 5 323, 400 90
ASSETS.
Loans on bonds and mortgages, III, ,552 "a
Stocks and bonds, 740, ,722 IL
Cash in Office and banks, 119, ,79y 13
Cash in bank at Bremen, and
at different branches, Sc
curity given to company, III, $50 SO
Premiums in course of col
lection, 82,439 81
All other assets, 169,0l3 So
Total assets, 81 ,345, $50 al
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid losses, 81, ,205 90
Unearned premiums, 32g, ,1S4 81
All other liabilities, 348, $50 36
Total liabilities, 728, 1863 81
Capital stock, 323, 400 90
Surplus beyond capital, 292,9lO "a
Total liability, including
capital and surplus, S1,3i5, ,180 Al
INCOME.
Cash premiums received, 384, ,8O1 Sc
Interest on bonds and mort
cages, ana dividends and
interest on stocks and
bonds, 38,497 13
Total income, S422, ,298 80
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for losses, 122,2O2 %
Cash dividends, 81 ,O89 80
commissions and brokerage, 1880 02
Salaries, fees, taxes &c, 66,212 80
Total expenditures, s 374, ,S34 O3
Net amount of risks in force, SO .O89 652 90
Premium thereon, 358.644 70
II. l.. GILPIN, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
Arizona citizen., 1878-11-30

ing this same line to the Gulf of Cali fornia and to the City of Mexico, there
 by opening up profitable trade 10 onl country with eight millions of people
 whose trade is now principally mo nopolized by foreign governments
 This is but mere hint at the greal work these remarkable men have done and propose to do in the future, nol does the death of one of the firm, in the least interfere with the prosecution of these great plans. Young men are constantly being trained to take the place of the older ones, as in the death of Gen. Colton, President of the company in this Territory, c. F. Crocker was put in his place, and al- though he is but twenty two years of age, being possessed of excellent good common sense and having applied himself closely to the studies of his duties, there are few men of middle age better qualified to discharge the duties of the position. There is and has been in small envious minds, much feeling of hatred towards these people because they have been successful, but in Arl- zona we are happy to note that the people are determined 10 meet the company in a liberal friendly spirit, and we are assured that the company fully reciprocate this feeling.