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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Crown Sewing Machines from s55 up. st VfIa'sAoR Camp Str0et,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

TIE Board of Supervisors are still engaged ID auditing accounts.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
LETTEE Llsr

Ills. CT letters reminding ,l the ros,oGice, Tucson, for more than one month grlJE t1 OrtObrr [. h lBSl-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
NIinInr NeM..

From the Bulletin. October D.
 The Boston Mining and Stock Ex- change was formally opened on the 21th of September, 1880. Stocks were sold on the first day to the extent of 3, 4j0 shares, representing eleven different companies. William X. Simmons is President
 St. Louis is moving in the matter of establishing stock exchange. A short time ago it was thought there was not enough business to go round. Since then mining stock exchanges have been established CT are projected at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louis. There are two boards in New York. Notwithstand- ing all this, San Francisco keeps up its three boards.
 Dividends have been resumed by the Silver King mine of Arizona. This mine paid nine dividends, and then stopped for two years. The first dividend was paid in November, 1877, at the rate of fifty cents per share. These were kept up until October. 1878, with tbe exception of June, July and August. The amount paid to date is as follows.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Amsriea's Wheat.

NG1 YORK. October 9.-Repolts from the wheat growing regions of the United States down to September 25, indicate that the total return of wheat this year will not be in excess of 485, 691 900 bushels. Of this Cal ifornia and Oregon promise SS000, GOO hnshels
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Coop goods at low prices st Plammer's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

A NEW Surveyors Transit Instrument, of A the most approved make, with the latest Improvements, and sll attachments. Ha- a very fine Telescope. Hss never been used. Will be cold at lc-s than cost fin shop Sold on account of party who has left the Territory. In quire of John L. Harris or Geo J RO-kruge, Tucson. Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Annc 1neements.
,..,. nc1co.te to Congress.

TurprRy ANN OUNCE MYSELF AS A
 rsTdjdate for D. 'egate t0 Congress, at the ensuing 'is'''''' GRANVILLE II. oURY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
FRIDAY, October <.

DR. BCRGEss has returned from Sonora and will remain at the Palace a few days. Parties desiring ther teeth put in first class ord6r Tonld do we'll to call on Dr. Burgess
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

sswSexAGHSrs te rsn, s, BGcr'Ei
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

,-5 quarter ending September
 ' Oa account Of poll tax. tsa U -O.A. .......-... $ls,7Ts S Al. or which has been turned over 10 .-5 county Treasurer and reeeipted rue SLeFit has DO balance of money ,- 4aAd att this time belonging 10 the Sseond-Re found the jail neat and g" .S19 the Prisoners-eighteen in ,-- r--. ---.OeI-looking we'll, all of whom s.Ae well of the treatment received T. 'Ie hands of the sheriff and jsilor. -s yail building we think very small r. -l nol sufficient or secure enough I..e ' .Ae number of criminals confined .-''e.n, With the prospect of increase 'l he future.
 na 'ae Jsll is poorly ventilated, and bss ,.s uoor oi the second cell is in very -f s condition, if it can be said to have ., ''TOi S at all. The steps leading up -'.,, - ,ae outside of the building are very so-.e:y and the cells upstairs we r1-s.e 9-s.ler not safe places of cOnfine- t1-s TOT lhe class of criminals usually i1,Ia ir,-I In jail, and we think 1t abso- sIHay necessary that som ething rs- o1'u be done towards securing bet ta,.,4Ie s4Ier and more commodious and Inc ,'St St, ventilated places of confining t,iI S!Imlnals of the county than our -' present affords. Respectfully,
 JNo. J. PATTON,
 D. G. SANFORD,
 Committee. Recorders Omce. M; " lAe Foreman of the Grand Jury us" the undersigned, members oI nl,,'a 9sand Jury, appointed as a com fcs 'Se 10 examine the Recorders of w. oeg leave to report as follows: iai5,,And And that books l, 2, and 8. con- ca,3a ca,-log some important docunest, re- in et si, ID the years 1858 and 1857, ar' sisIlH HS pidatsd condition, and sspe' NO l, which is not psSsd, snt
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

Yesterday dividend of twenty-five cents per share was declared. sgTrs gating S25. 1000. and payable on ile 10th.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

lizt or letters remaining Uncalled ior on Oct. 5, in Wells, Fargo < Cos ories: Fsosti, Nicolo Godfrey, Joseph Jones, Horace Aorgant Nn Psres, Diego Richardson, M NJ Spfslt, E D stegman, w Searr,G C r simpson Y Wilso1, WD
 CGee open on sandsyS from Co a. m. sud !.OLl Co . D. m.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
FOR SALE.

HOUR Large American Mules and one Large C Fish Wagon. The mules are dark color, fact walkers, well matched, and one Of the be-i hauling teams in the Territory. The wagon i- a heavy Iron axle, and all needed additions Cor work and use Sold for want Of Bee. Inquire at the CITIZEN Oilcc.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Young Brothers,

no. Great Original oynna-l A,rabag..
 iumbIers, Et,.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

cannot tell if it is comnI,,a w;,.o. .@uiog u from the fret to the lac, page, We recommend that inc Re soioeI oc authorized and directed ,o teIS0tloe Inc documents contained ;r ssio books l, ?, and 8 into more Sru ,' sue sue ones snd that they be pronrTlv we md books kept by the pre.en, indexed. " P'operIy
 We also find the fees which the n. corder posts in hIs office. to he in o corr with those allowed by law.
 Aarks and brands are safely &eptiu
 Ia regard to The Recorders sea, wo recommend that new one be procured as The one now in use IS incorreei and imperfect. lt reads |" Pimo " conn. y when it should read Pima conn . ", and is considerably worn out.
 We call the attention of the Grand Jury te the fact that the names Inf many voters are not entered according to law, owing to the ignorance or eareleSsness of certain registering of, . cefs' Tue oetect IS as follows: Names ot voters in several cases are entered with only initial letters of first and middle names whilst the law pre. scrlOes that the name should he written at length. The names of voters Of Mexican origin are not cor rectly spelled, thus admitting of grounds for challenge, SC the law de clares that voter can be challenged when he is not the person represented ln the register.
 There are st present 39I4 names en .. tered on the Great Register, and we further recommend that some meas ure be adopted by which the names of voters who may have died physieally or morally may be cancelled from said Register as also the names of parties who may not be entitled to vote.
 All Of which We respectfully submit. CHARLES H. FULLY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

To the Foreman of the Hon. Grand
 Jury, Pima county, 4. T.
 We, the undersigned members of the Grand Jury, having been ap- pointed a committee to examine the office of the County Treasurer, would most respectfully state that we have attended to that duty and make the following report, viz:
 We found the balance of the differ
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
W-1NTED

VITANTEB-Two Good Painters, by Bechr w .S Fox, stone Avcnue.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09

October IS, 1880. To the Hon. Foreman of the Grand Jury:
 The committee appointed to ex- anime the office of the Clerk of the District Court respectfully submit the following report:
 We have examined the court rec ords and find the books ard docu- ments in good order, correct and properly kept. We find that doc uments have accumulated in the office until more case room Is necessary for the proper filing and keeping of the same. We ind also that 6 book ease Is necessary for convenience and the proper keeping of the Court Library We therefore recommend that a book ease and pigeonhole-c be provided for the office.
 Yours respectfully.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

All The protection that any rhnsusbls
man ever thought Of askisg iors |,pys ne
Wnshingtoa Fsa, muss Be inclnihd h sls
4tarif for revenue, |" to which tho Demo
cratic platform pledges the parsy.
For nsny years to come, fer Ioreer
period than either General Hsncock or
General Garfield win live, We, shaIl b.
compelled 10 raise m immense revenue
from duties on imports.
To provide for the interest on the pub
lic debt and for the gradual payment of
the principal. we must tax imports heavily,
and IN 50 doing We must. inevitably, pro-
tecs manufactures to as great an extent
- any hosest man viii claim as their due.
The Republican papers are filed with
vivid pictures Of the awful things that
must happen when the e free trade plank -
OF the Democratic platform is carried out
There Ia NO free trade plank in that plat
form. and there i no polisiciss,. Of anv
passy, In the United States who does not
know that, however much he would like
entire freedom from taxes on foreign
goods, there can be no such thing until
long after his life has ended. !;
There are gross wrongs in oar present
tariff that ought to be righted. The re-
are evils that have been frankly. admitted
to be such by General Garfield nad every
Republican in Congress-. TheTt are i'm
posts that rob the general public for the
enrichment of three or four Dir half q
dosen men. There are provisions that
compel ten million families TO contribute
to the overfpwing Golfers Of q few mil
ioeaires. There ere self.eyid-nl, glaring
and universally admitted outrages en-
shrined in the tariff schedule, sud no in
seligent Republican statesman Twill dare
deny their existence.
The Democratic theory of revenue re-
form will sweep these out of txistence.
It will work for the general goOa, not for
the good of little squad of capitalists
Who infest the lobby and use arguments
that convince q professed revenue re-
'rner like General Garfield thas he must
vote in their interest.
The most sensitive protectienist that .
san be found, even in Pennsylvania, need
not fear free trade or any closh approx
nation TO it 90 long as we have the na-
'lonal debt on our shoulders iEi addition
10 the annual budget.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

1T is clearly the right of the victori-
ous government to indict, try. convict
and hang every rebel traitor in the South
for their bloody conspiracy against the
time has come when we "n1iEae mGste nv tbs
heavy hand Of military authority upon
these rebel communities and hold them
in its grasp. ''' ! giv1 my sup
port to this military bill 1t is severe. It
was written with steel pen made out of
bayonet, and bayonets have done US
good service hitherto. All SEX is that
Congress shall place civil governments
before these people Of the reliel Ststes,
and Gordon of bayonets behind them"
See Congressional Globe, I'd Ssasien, sstA
Congress, pp. l,lOs, l,lO4.
/" Con6scate their estates, both personal
and real, for life and forever The war
began by proclamation, and it must end
by proclamation. We can hold the in
surgent States in military sulg, ction for
half century if need be. Want TO see
in all those States the men Who fought
and suffered for the truth tiIling the
fields on which they pitched their tents. |"
II Globe, lst Session, 2sth Gongrts, p.
4O5.l
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

4 Wa m1a1ww nuxrnl1wna msnaurr3 ax a.
tional doctrines - trsditio.s ~f - rs~e--s;s
a. - Iir~ ~ T1er:,.,.,;-. .ss4s.. - -.
ct an1 emheaied /. - ri-sfo-,'. - - -.
nafional eonvrntinn n - rsr,v
8. OpDoeition = srr.srnii~.i{cn "a A, a.,
danaerous spirit of encroachmenf ,-hics ss-,d.
to consolidate the powers Of All The ieuarfmenfs
IN one. and ghus cveate. rwhntever - - =
ruvernmeut a real deanotiem No nun1na,~
kws Nerar.tion ~ rYIn,rA .,.s $50 - ~
end a enal, T,nu,raos, s.vsrri. E..ss.ss -
nrutecfrd 4 g..
q Home ruIe honeaf money s.r,rs;a.;r~ ~ ~cld
and sIlver ard vanrr .,nUverf;le TO - -, -
maud stricf maintenance NJ H. n,~fi;e S.;sS
State and national. and tariff for revenue oniv
4. 6ubofl1;pafio1 of the n;l;ssrv 5, ths ss r;;sl
power apd oeneral ana ,haro,.S ,.S.. ~ ~,
civil service.
s. The night 10 = free ballot n TN. r;vAt pr,s.r.
vaiiye of aH rirhis ana m,,st ana shaII he msin.
tanned in every part ~ The TTnited Gsatas
g. The adu1iniafrnfiou 4 fhs rrnre.es,s.s;v. n
q conspiracy only. and i,s claim al -. rirht =
surround ballot boxes With troorH and depntv
vnarshala II ins;vnid.f. ana ,a,.,r,rcs si.esi,s
md lie unnrecen,ed - az the 49,, sa ,.s;-s.;,
i,s corrunt ana dezr,ot;c y,osrer ;,s,it. th -
ME and irnnerils the.;r frstifutsrs r.
4 The great fraud s,f 1R7e ~ hr vA;cA ,..,.,.,
faIse eosnt A. - slsracr.l - - -, -
the candidate defeated At The polis Wss seclnTrd
0TNH10Hnt
can history the will of the people was set aside
under the threat OF military violeuce-struck :
deadly blow al our system Of representaaiye eov-
ernmept. The Democratic nartv 10 prpeerve the
countrv from civil war snbmi,,ed tnr fhe tims
10 a firm and palriotic faiih. that The peonle
would punish dis crime in is0O This issr,e
nrecades and dwarfs evevv o,her 7, ;r,r,os.s :
more sscred dutv ur,an the neonle of he Union
than ever addressed the conscience Of : nation
~ fra.r,.,, -
g. Weexecra.e the cou,se of this .dmin;s,ra.
ton In making places in the civil service a 70.
ward for nolit,cal GRIMES and demands . reform
~ ,.a w,;~h t.au -. :. cs.."-- '-":.l- .
e., dsfsated csnd;ds,e - h,;hs h;s rat, =, -
seat Of nsurner nv b;llst;nr lillian" mon ,he %
neonle ''. '''e
Q The resolution of sanne, ri,Sar No,
again ~ ha candidsto 60, liz a~.,,ad &c. -.
IS;eh - r.. ei.c,.J ~ - : 1870. - ~ p.~s -. -
,rven nd fror, vh;cS he - axc,,,d - IN
,assd.rs 49, - ~ p',,hS;I .' - ~ the h'
The n.n.r.,s IF pSe T1,;.ss s;.,ss v;.h se,.D Y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

=" ! left Washington City on the 27sh
Of November. 1856. for the nafpsss ef
making tour of Inspection throagA
some of the Southern States, or Stasss
lately in rebellion, = ana 70 leafa
- far a. possible the feeliugs:and inssn-
tions Of the citizens Of rthess ;Ssates so-
wsrds The general governmens' =
Both in travelling asa whiIe stoppins 1
saw much and convened freely with she
citizens Of those States, 10 weIl % wifk
slRcers Of the army VINO hsys ben -
tioeed smosg them. = Nm safisllsd
shas - mas u shinking n!es 81 ske
SsafA aecsps shs prsssnsS sttaasioa Il
slEAiEs. III good fnisk = = Al = e. q
regretted that Shese cannoA te 4 esua1as
eonminRling - this fine hssmsea -
citisens al he two sections. 40 pasyjca:
hxiy of tkoae inffns1ed Wilk IL Inss.
nAkinx 1wer ~ Gs4 -
pos6 ~ z1sisas6 ~ yl1eBs, - !
aea - aaeA -
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Krfh
South
Total North. . .26m.S

Total North IS, $40 Bs5
1t thus appears that MIR. TildeB received
over million of votes more in the North
than he got in the South, and, in fact, that
five-eighths of his whole support came
from Northern States Gen. Hancock win
probably poll more than Eve niillions Of
votes on the I'd OF November, and they
viii come from every part Of the Union
to sound the desth-knell Of secsionalism,
and to welcome once more in s country
now distracted by partisan strife IN ers
Of good feeling, which shah snbrzce .
reconciled, happy, and prosperous people.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

The Daily Ezas.iaer, of san Francisco,
gives this encouraging inflammation in re-
gard to the poIitissl oaslook in Califor-
MIA:
The old ad,ge that one NUT gn siw.y ~ bear
the news from home holds god " h Beslwet 10
The p.,lItical situation in CslikbrniE The HIN.
Mr Stnrrs came 70 this State fsr wsrks xgn.
spike Lis listle Republican, pi~c~. ,r,l,let~ wilh
plagiarissns from the great Republican, tEink~rs
Of the Esst, and ais<r mixing sroustd sm,H,g the
warning elements of his party heRe s.sOs,k the
dust OF The city from bis feet sud departed on
the overland train Upon his srrigal hom-., he
caused II 10 be tclegnsphed all over ih+ UniUu
that California was certain 10 Eo Epr Garteld-
No thinking Republican believes this and no
candid sae claims it. The Hsn. Mr Gtnrfa. if
sincere in his statement, 10 mosl tuperlcial OBJ
server, and is certainly satis6ed a'Ilh bet little
evidence UPON which 10, base his iIldgmsnl Al
no TIME fnr years has the saecess ci tne Demo
esatic party been - assured We;aEe FecssginR
ffom al parts Of the Stale the mosl encouraging
repoTlss 4mmense cFsjWds attend. every Demo
cratic meeting, D-mocrAtic clubs are being
In almlnst every pRecincg, aid E,f no esm-
paign since The days Of Broderick has the party
been 20 thoroughly orgAnized. a number Of
earnest men who have heresosafe fibstaineti from
ssy sctiss pasticipaiion b pollsic h.vs con.e .
the auuL Men wh0 h~se Beyer been scen q
political meeting or wasd c3ab, eEt ao4 regular
attendAntk The workingmen, sunderssaafing
ne Chinese question more intsllixentl5 and np-
pseeintin9 b more ksenly than alsy oeher ola
axe aimost 10 . man for HAncack and Engiiah
No wurkfneman honestiy oPposkd fo Ckine1a
immigEAaion could Do otherWiee he eyeasess
haxmopy, eou6dence and eusAnsiiam psexail n.
ne Democratic Eanks TIE hiiies 'that shfs
Siaie was carried far Hayes in 1e3o by the nsass
oatfaReous ffnnils b % uniEerznl a the dsiesm
radon 70 punish that outrage hy Ia overwheIm-
ine eDsmacmfie metasiEy. Almuls every DeasoL
Graf ~ meet can nanse one &C msre IN his ciEela
of aequainiAnces who, heretofore ifaIiating villa
tn Repnh1<ezn paffy. win v0tE, fow Hanceck.
Upon the other band there sse ME desersima im
cur rshkA The Hepablicans are qnarzeiipg
smmg dhsmselveA dtvided inGs eiiques anA
rngs, Ach hn4sriiY dssiroW ~ nnEerinR Ia
c1f1 wh5ch IL EepahIicnn m11sRels are enact
inE 4nm Tellas1I o11osr ke}defs nsd fadalgink n
mnfue1 eherRes md eoemsezEhn ~ - . lho
honesty nna Ieality of The othe. One vicious
kick from Frank pixlcys mule demolishetl he
ela1e o1mtnl cemni1lea Whiett Tie rinR I'D
with inEen5eaa and eunninR catw bssled upan
- Rmkey Tks MkM ME G&nsNt eetS&inlv a.
p1gE9d Wegk diseFniNE diseauziW3i4 NsssilR e q
ea5s delanes nu@ pnlIlonia ~ Fe hduleing u
h4B ~ r6lIlienl ps,4 so4tt n1i66A 81
jFszs - 49,
lmiral ss yszar - nliGs1 -
Aznf,xls = - - - l1sxe -
en6 bssassn tAs Inn - 80
HE&a1ssusvssss ~ s{sssfssfxSf q
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bftNaTu VDuuLy Que !,
Mnnrna C0unfv fW0


county of rbe stale a General EIe ton for Consta-
n1es each county beiug allowed and entitled 10 one
Constable for every r~o hundred registered voters
in tie county: Pcovided hoaceyer. tRat no county
shalI have more than twelve Copstables: vet thst
,-ch cuuntv shall he entifled to At lrast two Con
,.hs a,'-rsless of the nnuher Of reg;s, era6 vo.
fers -
Wzrpr.s The eOislature Of the state of Ployi
A, If 4 n 1877 did del ermine nv a vote Of a ma
inritv of all the memhrrs eIected to Zach of the
House thereof thai II il necessary To cause revis
ion of the etir. Coustirution OF eaid State and aid
enter such determination upon their respective
Journals. with The yeas and payr thereon. and did
pefer the same To the Legislature then next to be
chosen and ,wh.r th. rsisIatnre az aid efsfe
then nexr chosen. to-wit the L-rislsture of A. D.
Is7g did. b, majority Of the member elected 10
each house Thereof agree to such proposed revision
AID whereas the said Legislature OF 1879 did by
rrsolufIou duly pas ed. recommend TO the electors
of the next lection FIR the member Of the LeQis-
lature 10 vote tor or against Convention and did
therein provide and direct that the Secretary of
state shoud incorporate with the notice Of the Gen
raI FIr,tiou To be held In the year l60 notice of
sueh rrcum n+ndatiou. with proper Instruction. as
te the mode ot compliance WITH auch recommen-
datiou:
Nor therefore. notice of euch Recommendation h
hereby 0iytn. and The following instruetiops are
hereby 9 ven as to the mode Of compliance with
such recommendation
Ist Any eector desiring to vote at such election In
favor Of sueh Convention, shall have written on
printed on The same ballot on whien tbe nAme8 q
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New York Sun. October 18th
Lack ~ fBse Efv-~>-


Lack ~ fhe Efv.eAs
The Republican leaders have the esfront-
cry to pretend that the main support Of
Hancock comes from the South, and upon
this false assumption they allege that in
the event of his election he would be con-
trolled by that influence The past career
and the present illustrations of Haucock's
character offer pretty good guarantee
that he is not to be managed by any spe-
cial interest, North or South, East or
West. He belongs to the whole Union,
and to no section of it.
In 1876 both parties did their best, and
Mr.. Tilden was legally and largely elected
President by the popular vote and by the
States. He was defrauded by conspiracy
more infamous than any in history, through
which Hayes was carried into the White
House, and the honors and Offices were dis
tributed among the conspirators, thieves,
forgers, perjurers, and affidavit makers as
the rewards of that crime. Whence came
this great vote for Tilden? The record
answers as follows:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

To All and Singular the Sherias q she State
of Florida:
U NOW YE, THAT !, W. D. BLOXHAM, SEC
IN retaFy of State Of the State Of Florida do
hereby notify all and singular the Sher Of the ssy-
eral counties of the State of Florida that
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
ssHri- @1shIp 3loriDian,
UBIISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.


s>a-.rz rnch IL space: - squares make col
s-,--r-eu1-rss Inserted le-s than month. 81
--- -.,- s--i and = cents for each subsequent
1870 -r-coonzpanfed nv the Cash VIII not
sf--r-iai
L. - -.l..r c.o-ei does lot cover the number o.
1910 .-.s----. vii he inserted less number of
..---5-@-~-r- POI narkei with the number Of times
- srs---r-t unril forbid. and charged accordingly.
s- 80 ooIt-@ only Of the paper viii be sent to
.---.s-s r. special agreement TO the contrary
49,
-rr-ar- scVerf-erS whoee amount OF space and
lf a. z- dx-d by above rAies. viii he required
-rsrs -n- strictly to their business
ur--- arherE - ~sipaiSfed-
0si-1are- ezcs-in- four lines viii he charged same
rss.re-Tl-f-lr-r-
Terms Of subscription:
H<r Annzn "a sdrGnos ......-.-.-...-..-.. - O.
Ts--r Mnr-h- .-..--..... -
-.-g- cnpy
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The Daily ErossiAer, of San Francisco,
gives this encouraging inflammation in re-
gard to the politisal oaslook in Califor-
u;a.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23
IS. o. Il. U.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee
at MidhInINxyn -

The Executive Committee of the
Womena Temperance Uaion met in the
Middletown M. L. Church yesterday week
rhesfollowirg ladies were present.: Mira
Sarah Bringhurst, Of Wilmington, presi
dent; Mrs. 4. E Martin dale. of Smyrna,
vice president; Mrs. Mary L. Coke, OF
Middletown, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs Elizlbeth Peuningteu of Middletown,
State organizer.
The STATE organizer fepG.tsd ;hat local
union, embracing Wyoming aud Camden,
had beea organized within the last two
weeks.
Various plans, loakiug 10 more Efficient
work by the Union, were submitted and
discussed.
A resolution, lledeiug to The State
Temperance Alliance lhA cordial co oper-
aticn of the Unon il Its efforts for the
suppression OF intemperauca, was offered
and passed unanimously. The meeting
then adjourned.