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The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
special Ordcrs-CaEnD Fucker
Abandoned.

I. Company D, Twelfth Infantry,
is relieved from duty AT Camp john
A. Rucker, a. T., and Will return to-
and take station at Fort Apache
A. T.
The quartermaster's department
will furnish the necessary transpor-
tatiop.
II. The commanding officer Fort
Bowie, A. T., viii take charge of all
public property at Camp John A.
Rucker,. A r., and establish a picket
station at that point, with guard of
three non-cOmmissioned officers and
ten men.
III. The public property at Camp
John 4. Rucker A T. Will be dis
posed OF under the direction of the
Chief Quartermaster and Chief Com
missary OF Subsistence of the De
partment, approved by the proper
authority. The medical and hospital
stores will be transferred to Fort
Bowie, A. T.
V. The commanding officer Com
pany B, Indian Scouts, will proceed
to San Carlos, A T, and discharged
on the 18th inst, his company of
Scouts and turn over the discharge
To the Indian Agent, San Carlos In
dian Reservation, ana immediately
thereafter enlist q new company of
twenty five Indians, after which he
will return to Fort EIcDowell, A. T.,
in compliance with previous instruc-
tons.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

The San Francisco Daily Globe
announces its suspension to day. 1t
complains that The publ c did not
appreciate it as they ought to. 1t is
a complaint that is often made by
dying journals but is never well
founded. The people always appre-
ciate q paper just as they ought. If
a paper dies, il is not the public but
the publishers who have Numbered.
They have either misjudged the DRIFT
OF public opinion, or have failed to
publish the news Generally they
have made both of those mistakes
One more little grave swells upon
the surface of San Francisco's we'll
niled journalistic cemetery and the
spades ard picks of the grave dig
ger may be heard preparing other
resting places, which will ere long
be occupied SIC transit gloria Mundt
Stock Report
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Stocks are very dull in San Fran
cisco now, and the Stock Exchange
declares it the dullest spell that the
stock market has ever had. Real
estate, however, is rising in value
The Nevada Bank, of San Fran
cisco, has increased its reserve fund
from $500, 600 to $4,000.009.
Captain Gaige of the American
steam launch Isabel, has made 4
statement to the United States Con
sular Agent at Payta, of the seizure
of his vessel in that port by the Chi
leans while he was on shore. Charles
Aston and Robert McLeish, engi-
neers, declare that they were ordered
on board at the time, and were order
cd out of the launch by officers who
took possession of her. Taking down
the United States flag, one Of The
Chilean officers stamped on The flag
several times, uttering curses against
the people of the United States, who,
as they said, were the cause of the
blowing up of two of their vessels
during the present war with Peru.
The pork packing of Chicago for
the year ending October 81, was
100000. Ii is ciphercd out that this
would make an unbroken line of
hogs from Portland, Maine, to Port
land, Oregon.
Twenty persons were arrested
Tuesd;y in San Francisco, for illegal
voting, but most Of them were dis
charged on explaining satisfactorily
that no fraud had been attempted.
One hundred and seventy warrants
were placed in the hands Of the
United States Supervisors of Eiec-
tion. One hundred and twenty per
sons for whom warrants had been is
sued did not attempt to vote.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
I.sARiC0PA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
Week.
As They Appeared in the DAILY
Herald
arCRDAY.

Geo. Treadwvll !. # This afternoon
for the Vulture.
Judge Porter is making quite
mum bcr of Improvements At his re i
dence
Ii. Glassford. Signal officer is
he city. He Is on a tour Of IEspe c
ion ,hl ough the Territory.
A lot of books belonging TO to the
law library of this county have ar
rived asd VIII be kept for the pres
emf in Judge Purtcr's chambers.
A quantity of personal property
beiOI ging TO the Gold Hill CoDs0li-
dated Mg. Co WAS sold by Sheriff
Thomas this morning.
Mass will he held to morrow morn
in, al 10 O'Clock, al the residence Of
Jesus Olero, by Rev. Father Gerard,
who has just returned from Florence.
}. Hcinson Is putting up building
on u ,i=AiIg, Oh street that VIII, we
understand, be.occupied as Il coffee
saloon.
General Fremo n, Governor of Ar
izona, ieit fOf Prescott this morning,
and, after a stay of few days, eX
poets to return to the southern part
Of lie Territory.
The Democrats have elected all
th1fr officers in this county except
RCcorder. Kelly made good run
and will b. be beaten by very small
majority
EE. o. Slocum has found two hor-
ses aad now wants 10 find the owner.
In another column of this page will
be found Z description of The ami
n.sIs Read it and see if you know
who the owners are.
The CentIal Arizona (yulture) Mill
is nov nearly completed and expected
to commence crushing ore inside of
The next ten days. TINS mill, eighty
STAMPS, is tie largest in AriZOna, Is
co miles northwest of J henix, and
the town rapidly growing up around
The nine, aad promises to be the
most fourishing in the Territory.
ct best the Geographic facilities
cut in this territory are poor, for cX-
ample witness the election news pub
lIshe1 in the San Francisco Bulletin
tuC QdF C4GCt4Oil- III
l4ter than any yet reached Us, and it
IS four days after election. The Bull
letin is one of the best papers on The
Pacific Coast, and has a large circu-
lation in PhGnix. Henry Fowler
serves il TO subscribers every morn
ing before breakfast, at the low st.ln
OF twenty-five cents per week.
Professor Treadwell has received
a letter from !. Rivers of the Uni
versiiy of California, regarding the
new Kind of cypress found by the
former gentleman on his recent tip
to Tonic Basin: "I'he cupressus is a
new one. II is larger than the Gov
erniaHa, Whittier wood and smoother
in its bark aid the scales Of the seed
cluster more corky and rugose or
channeled. Dr. Engleman has named
1t Cupressus LacYicaulis from It's
smooth bark"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

A few days before the Free Lance
suspended publication, Rufus Shoe
maker. its editor, purchased a cap of
the kind frequently worn by railroad
men. Same evening he took train
for Grass Valley. Upon entering the
coach he was met by Superintendent
Kidder, of the Narrow Gauge Com
pany, who. upon discerning the new
head gear, exclaimed:
"Hallo, RUFF. what in thunder are
you wearing that cap for?''
ITS my badge of Office" explained
the veteran Journalist.
"What do you mean?"
what l say, of course. I'm con-
ductor and brakeman, now"
"And pray whereof interrupted
the mystlfied railr0ader.
"Well, if you must know, I'm
conducting news paper and I'm
breaking on the SINE line"
Kiddcr passed. Nevada Trancrirt
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Without showing the condition OF
our teeth. Every laugh exposes
hem. In order not to lie ashamed
of them, let Us use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is
sure to keep them white and spotless.
No tartar can encTust them, no
canker affect The enamel, no species
OF decay iufesi the dental bone, if
SOZODONT is regularly used. Ii IS
q botanical preparation, and lis
beneficial effects on the teeth AM
gums arc marvellous, as it removes
all di<coioraiiOns, and renders the
gums hard and rosy.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Geo. W. Buck is expected bach
/ from Tombstone next week.
Geo. Stearns aud Dave Baltz have
gone on visit to the Globe country
Rosenihal's new ad to-day, stamps
him as being no novice in advcrtis-
ing
The Knights of Pythias will give
social hop, Friday night, which
owing to the smaliness of The room
none but mem bers will attend.
Prescott will hereafter he the sta
ton of Lit. Ward, Chief Signal OIL
Ger Of the military line in Arizona
That gentleman passed through town
enroute from San Diego, yesterday
A new freight tariff OF the S. P. r.
r. places freight from San Francisco
to Maricopa rs follows: First-class,
SO; second, 81. 10: third, $3.50 ;
fourth, 81. p; fif;h, s..
The District Court yesterday dis
solved The bonds Of mairimouy here
tofore existing in the case of Tutcn
VS. Tuten. Any couple failing 10 get
in time for the various district courts
should bear in mind the legislature
soon convenes.
The hog crop in this valley this
year IS quite small, so will the price
of ham, bacon, lard and pork largely
increase this ear in the larger mar
kets. Our farmers should not ne
glect this business, the mari ct and
price is always good. Mr.. c. Il.
Gray yesterday killed IS porkers that
averaged 2S0 pounds each.
THURSDAY.
Fred Williams arrived from the
north last evening.
Gov. Fremont passed through tie
city Yesterday.
Work on the Catholic Church is
progressing well.
4 handsome bride is at Jack Wal
ters' for rattle.
The Phoenix Brass Band contcm-
plate giving a ball November 25th.
Ic=us Marticz was stabbed by jose
Rozes, Tuesday night, near Dublin 5
stable.
Twenty-four registered packages
passed through This Office Yesterday,
SO Postmaster MOwIey informs US
Pesquira has just received large
quantity of zinc, which he Is selling
for p cents per pound
Steve Dole will run the coffee
stand next &c Heinson's bakery. He
will soon be ready for business
Dr.. Thibodo's residence is PRO
crossing finely, some drawback is
experienced in the delay OF he nee
essary lam Der f:Om Prescott
The water received by J. Heinson
from his new artesian well is the
finest on the coast, and The bread he
is making VITA the same is unsur-
passed
Negotiations are pending for the
sale of the Union mine, Cave Creek
district, Tor SO, $50. This property
is owned By Charles Jett, +. a
Shaw and J. I. Z. Smith.
Charles Jett informed Us yesterday
thlt he has visited the Itackensack
mine, Cave Creek, and that the pre-
vious good reports Of the property
are correct. A good field is here for
the investment of capital. The vein
is struck in - foot tunnel 1t a
depth OF 100 feet below the crop
pings.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Into one of our largest dry goods
stores entered "A gentleman the other
day, and with the air of one who had
been used to this sort of thing all his
life, you know. he said to the aston
ished saleswOman: Give me a
yard OF marroon-colored flannel TO
match baby, please" Correcting
himself hastily, he began ag ain: Il
beg pardon; l mean a yard CT flan-
mel to match a maroon colored baby
here producing a bit of flannel
from his vest pocket, 1 want yard
Of that -
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
TUESDAY.

lIEEDAEs
The District Court is in session to-
day.
George Crummie arrived from Tip
Top this morning.
Hugo Richards will return home
ro-noriow morning.
Geo. F. Goats viii leave ia few
days for Tip-Top on a business trip.
The Supervisors will meet next
Monday 10 Canvass TIE election re-
turns.
Luke 6 Thalleimer are selling
quite large Quantity Of beer to The
mining sections up nerth.
Father Ecraches. Catholic Priest
of Prescott, arrived this morning AID
will remain a few days.
An interesting communication
from Giliett will be printed to-mor-
row, and one from Tip-Top the fol
lowing.
VIM. Griffith and Dan Stevens,
proprietor and superintendent of The
Black Canyon stage line arrived this
morning from Prescott.
c. E McClintock returned from a
business "trip to GilIctt ard Tip-Top
this morning feeling quite tired. He
will tell something Of his trip TO-
morrow
Tie 81 .cIs Canyon read, in this
county. is full % totse stones and
chuck Loies, and @1OJ sp, ut by our
Supcrv SOS would place il III excel |
lent condition
Judge Reymert and Mr.. Houston |
are in from Picket Post, attending |
Curt The Judge is one of the
shining legal liguls of Piual county |
and editor II our lively coatempO-
-Iary. the Drill, which is doing much
10 buili up and draw attention to our
neigslJOring county.
Thomas Stanfeld and q large fam
iIy. together with several other per
sons who accompanied them, have
arrived III this valley, and are camp
ell AZ SIr Hickeys, north of town.
Smith -Iorris aud family and
Samuel GrdnIbles, from Campo, San
Diego. Cal. have Just arrived also.
Scarcely Il week passes but what seve-
ral families arrive from other States
or Territories, coming to stay. They
can't come too many plenty of room
for them.
WEDNESDAY.
Ira Stroud mas returned from the
Vulture.
BEAD Goldman & Cos new adEer
tisenlent to-day care Il y.
Charles Cushman leaves for Tomb
stone -O.AzOTrCW.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
AdvertIsed Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
Haskell, L. A. McCray, Victor.
Mccarthy, Jas. W. Powers, james.
Arujo, Feliciano. Granillo, Julio.
Andrada, Franco. Lopez, Connection
Bermudes, Jose. Morales Benigna.
Castillo, Jesus. Tapia, Rudolfo.
Domingues, An'io Uscta, Felipe.
GEO. Z. MOwREY.
Postmaster
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Came TO my ranch, on the 2d day
OF November, two work horses, one
white horse, branded Of the left hip.
thus o, one bay horse, collar MARKS,
no brands. Owner is requested TO
call at my ranch, prove property, pay
charges and take the animals.
Z. SLOCUM.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

If you want envelopes with your
business card on call at the HERALD
Office.
California Fruit, received fresh
hree times per week, at Gc). +.
Coats.
Wedding and visiting cards printed
in superb style a. the HERALD JOB
Office.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
MONDAY
DR.. Gregg Of Tempe is in town.

DIR. Gregg Of Tempe is in town.
Hugh White, the mail contractor,
passed through SheniX last night.
Somehow or other the ''brave,chiy-
aIrous and grand" didn't stand much
of a show.
The Democrats. somehow or other,
don't talk quite as much about Pre-
sidrni Hancock AID "Ex-Fresidenr'
1fl'len as they did before election.
That old settler. J. D. Monihon, in
a private letter received by us this
morning, states that he does not
know when he will start for home.
At a Jai7e last night, in the south
ern part % snwu, dancing was kept
up III about 3 O'Clock, when it was
interrupted by some CT the attend
ants Who commence clubbing each
other.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

Two thousand acres Of land, with
water rights, sufficient for irrigation.
The above land Will be rented on
very reasonable terms in such guam
titles as parties may desire
Nm. A. HANCOCK.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

No employee ofthis Office, agent II othe
person is authorized 10 make purchases OF
cont act debts for and on account Of the
HERALD No bills against the HERALD will
be recognized except fcr purchases and con-
tracts made by the proprietors personally or
upon sheir written order.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
Brewery Cor SaIe-or Rent.

At GiIlett, everything complete.
Address, Peter Arnold, Tip-Top
mine.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
TELECRkPHiC.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-New York
special says a meeting of the Cen
trail and Union Pacific Directors
and largest stock holders was held
here last night at the residence Of
President Huntington for the pur-
pese of arranging for the consoGda-
iiun and amaIgamation of the two
roads and branches. Jay Gould
was present, and it WAS rumored
late last night that a basis had been
arranged and condition of scheme
deeds upon, details of which were
to be submitted to stock l. olders.
1t is thought that the shipment of
over 10000 shares of Central Pa
eifc stock to London last week
shows that the managers expect to
float stock in Europe.
HANCOCK VIEWS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-A let
ter from General Hancock was re-
ceived here to-day by an official of
the army who was on his staff. in
which the General says emphatically
that he has no lot nor part in the
agitation in regard to throwing out
the vote of New York nor Will he
have any. He is opposed to agiia-
tiou. He says and believes that
General Garfield was elected and
should be inaugurated without any
fuss.
A CANARD.
CHICAGO, Nov. IO.-The report
which has reached here that Kelly
was assassinatcd in New York is
not credited.
SAN FRANCISCO VOTE.
San FRANCIsCo, Nov. 1O-The
canvass of the city vote by Board
of Election Commissioners was
completed this morning, but footing
not yet made.
ARRIVAL OF MOODY.
Moody and Sanky arrived in
San Francisco to day.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12


railroad
bushe of mufiechop
He his curly.
he
trying money enough supplies
below The Offering make
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12

k.o-9 = cSG
-..acf-l- sss ST. c.
1880 ~ '--,--- - ~----->
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-12
HANCOCK VIEWS.
A CANARD.

A CANARD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-The report
which has reached here that Kelly
was assassinatcd in New York is
not credited.
, 1880-11-19

The proppslt,on of the city ,,,t,bor1t,cs IN tho
o,,,,,. ri nrn,u,r,v ~, W,,,,,I,,,,., ...s.... " @
''. - y, p,rp'''s w ''.c"th"'' HseH"t' op
POSI- tne pupl'e 9soutltts fainlllnrly knuwn US
tito Like Fr0nt, to withdraw thor objections
I'm r,ir,,h ,,,,,,,,,c. ,,,. ,,1,,,, S'vw s,,,, ~
~ ,'.' ..s' ev."pass Nv" uteupsHE r'Ha.
~ W., "poi ~ "hs tHo suu]ect Vi fepurtorhti
Interviews yesterday With twu principal and
nr'Kinhl oUJectbrs,-thu llou. j. fnlng Sc,itli-
l1lpt utltf Mat tLew I.Atlin. Thu former uisYpr.
tht rcpnrer's !lnlMIrcs hrirIty and pbltite.lly.
Sir. sgltlntnuH. TIE THinUSE would like to
have your views un tho proposition Ut tho city
to veil tho Lake Frpnt."
We'll, dt'nt KnDw that would like to bo
lhterv!e"tu VI tlMt subject"
"wtIl you give Us Your opinion IN br!cfy''
"ics. The Hity hus tu right Or Title III th,t
prupcrty,-lt IL ulIly nctIlly Ha II trustee tor liu
nwners wllu bOught thu Property frtntIuH On
L.tKe pArk. ind lr tho prol.uvt y.,,wtiers permit
tho city u svll the iukc-Fruilt tluy mike tho
eitym ptrseDtur ttIU Eatl1 tpr that purposu. Tie
Krsnlht Is lluw Gcetltilet by tlsreputnUe persons
n1st tur hsse.blti ind utor sucia purpusps, nili
, 1880-11-19
THE CITY-lIALL.

THE Controller agaln adyertscs for n lot for
MI engsne-boase in the Vicinity OF Abcrslue,,
bircot.
TMs Judiciary Committee Is called for sutllr-
aay 70 mgreu utn'n report In refercIlcu u tho
pulldlnk "r now 'lrd ccntrnl Water Works.
coKiplsAT1nS.cnuSsEL ADAMS III prrporIuR
lor tho trInt Ut the Valentine scrip case. wuIci,
" SGT for hcnrinx III DccetHl,ur, uu,L ycstcy,Iuy
wrote to the Land-Olico ut Washington fur rcr-
tain reeortlB.
SUPERINTENDENT ODoAsEs,. Yesterday en-.
kcrra int0 contr,ct for thu purchase OF 4ul
cups for tho usu 0f tho police. ut cost uf xt.5
each. Thu cup purchased Is very slluIlar 10 tho
onsWnrh lAst wanter, but IL sald to " u better
TIE tlFst OF tho tuetal Ash.boxcs Appoared
upon Ciark street yesterday, unu w4itu tho
Enssers-by HAxc'l shttntty up.ih It, uxpeutIlx u
oAa set!'!l0h touHdorng thereili, Il w4s sur
Enuuctl W pllo 1f tsles in tho gutter, 1t vii,
Mks soilio tnu Tor tho pUople tu Xut used ~ the
nsw uFter Ut things.
. ~ apcaktnS sumo days agu OF tho ruylson OF
toe city Orlaucrs which hAs bct,l v,I1lV u II fur
nearly y yoAE. It wns tuAIe 10 appear ihui tto
general Tendency Ut tho reylsun has Lten
t9wart increasing tho authority or the bIuyur
u this ~ truv, tho uluptlon Cy tho Council ri
this revision ssAlb Will Ge tedious wurk. iUr tht
REASON atlat thu MMyor DOES tlul st.uia tI,u tust
Elt1 that lody- II Lha Mayors authority IL iu.
, 1880-11-19

Tho Ao,d.,,~ ~ t,.st,,, ,,..t-, 10 ,,,,a,
''', au asAs''S ~ " nes'eh ue.u - nIlourhca
hhhHAl lheetlslx Inst evening III tho pnrlUrs VI
tlB 1t"nu1lt lIuuse, President j. e. EOrbruIle LII
tho chair. The presleut. In bls annual pt,,,rt.a
tthtea @ tne a'stofy Mla 3fo~th of tho Acudemy
ulflhg tho sear, hild 1olind much III Whit 1t hud
done Ut congrAtulAtion nlld encouragement fur
thu Future. Tim ,n,.,,t,rstir, ,vuu ITr,,r th,n
n,,r 1,nT,,.. Ill ~. i,,,, ,..l.< ~ 90 .""
49,, 1'.. VI t.u "sose "ot' pn'a' Atlu taefe
"a. WA " nuipos ~ .ho '.sts"ty. Iue pfoJected
H,idress clused with Il auuv,.tiuu In tuv,,r ~
converting thu nruuni<a,inn In,, ;, a,,.,I ,.,,,,,
.-wi'p ~ " .r - i,., Ht.ie t; mEte souHttu, aau ~
sn,s ~ It'll Mr;i;. WILL %"'e " pA4l'1'
, 1880-11-19
quick Jerk tp ,icas1rs, or tho tattcrc.l biaukct

liltcK JcTK hD iiFnRl{til O1f Tic tlttETC blanket
which G!.srretl tho tniek.
There werst n few enuip NtersiA. eotnp prp-
tsfnn*, md y mE'nE et'rt Ut tlu,thle hug thss,wn
.Ecr tho frnnts nf tho llannicr. with in eif,,rt
c pulled is ~. t'Mt It's wulsl,t tors It fr h!4
i.,!t',, atl u fcl1 With metallic crasl. As II
struck tf,u t.'rth IT. asa',,s hurst Tho queer.
l'nH4 with tho tevs ilcal. up. Al,tl It's ctiffrnts
rolled 1iliRlIng and sparkling over tho ehurt
gr1las e'tNet,lE Of mlnieta Iflhl.
lfcfnre TIM musical ring Ut tho precious tnetnl
ha'l t!lcd nwhy tho grt,llp AUut tito tlun,l tnnit
and Tim wthnsfcd boy rnrtttl With n.l exclnm,-
flnn " ktnrttt surprise. Tho H,y h1ih suddenly
struggled to Ills feet. liz attAnl swinging tzzjiy
to hll frp Fur nli iilstMnt. nllt then Sflhteh1r Il
rCS'fvGr frUN tho belt Ut tho ahmed eulilcr
WIN stnDl hesl Him. Er,st pnfit biunk al ono
OF ills rsl!tur4 .lfrtGty IN tistt TT him.
Tho tnIst Fell a1tl. mi! his MtrtIrtyr, with tho
sftssl1tH Ifsn al III his hasth, tntcrcli fursvlrl
strp htttl sunk IN clll, ut ths Cprt,sc pf his
cnintNn viii, Ills fhcr slpun IT. brcMst Atld ono
urn nt0llf Its neck.
,atraNv0i We'll. however TINT tnny ba sn fnr,
tie Htrnngcst Ilart ~ tn GGEie ynt. Or taI1rsu,
y0it lttse suspected nll NlDiY tint tho a1sutc
bny WIS II wthAn2 We'll, 1c wnsntl and whit
wins ts'nrr. tho pNlr. fur frnm being tin trnit, r
iA;rs. wrrc \ worthy fHsnn ,!rnrcr n.1 Ills snn,
who SOIL nut thelr hchs,s ut North Elutte. nslll
lIn,l s19nn' In t,llh With them. md irolMbiy
f1tfctl tl,at lr purity wcE1 tic very rrft,cr. ftr
whntn we ntstHDk tt.e1tl. The boys l,al Tho
lltiHh nj the Sheriff fnr innnr lusiY ,tny utter
Fur oiicG his vMuntctl nclltGnpss hnd fa1leu him,
Whnt WIS t'tsl!e to him? Why. great Heutl!
sE;trntaer. what Ito ynu srpposo7 Aru We not ul
liable to rilBtnkeBf
, 1880-11-19
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE NINTH wANU REPUBLICAN, CLUn
met nt tliclr rr,na, No. III West sfnhIsnn Htrcet
last evening, to istnit their now President e. H.
Cartrr. Tho retiring President. 4. q. LING,
ct'n,plImentcd tho Clul, Upon tho results
ncttesel nt tho latc election, tito uvcrcnu,Iux
OF Deiuncrnto mnjurity Ut ltU n,ld tho carrying
of tho wnrr Oy N.-ltt, int rncr.1 ls successor
Mr' Eartrr WIS kindly rceeEvrtl h.i,' .joined
AZ. i:.tfio ~ et,nKrnnlatis tiln organization
1tn,h the results It it,l lr,ntHht uhst. Thu vie.
lurS' flG Thought. wis Kr,,siA one. and hi Ms-
sfesi th9 tl'l' TINT he wnn '1n Mi In hs tn,wcr
Tile Extc,itIyN Euti,InIttro va. Muti,t,r!zt,l IL
fGftsr tho by- lnws uni rull 1T tic Club md MI
adjournment WIS hn,' subject to call.
nHsEShACKEUs.
The Executive Committee Of tho Urccn1,uck
Gu'iltE Et'rilsi1ttuu held short session 1t tho
Hrlt,l insltle liottt hist evnnins url .tlsciisx,
ille tltcffiS 70 W utnpttl whereby thc purity it1y
glory ntlt profit Of tho lchrrs Owing to the
sIiilll attendance not1It,y t!el1uIt VII. t,uuo,
, 1880-11-19
LAKE VIEW.

Why THE DENNY WAs TAKEN orr.
Ali tho residents nf Lako vlow whu ,ln b,,sl.
ness III tho city hRu to walk to tho city lI,Il(ts
yestertay morning. rs tho 0racelnnd dummy
1'"l bccm taken or by the Snr,h slt!p hallway
CumpHny. a reporter called Oh Pruaideut
Turler lust evening, and ,lakcd tho rci,sua
thureEUr.
"Thu Trustees Of Luke View" said be,
"Pnsscd nil nr.ltnance docnring tho use Of steam
uVon tho public highway Il nuisance, and rul-
posing 4 nennlty Ut. 81 for eyury oiIcnse.
We flied II bllI for I'M injunction
!nx With n.,r dummy. md Judge Tulcs held thnt
tln,. Mon''Ay night lilo Trustees rercasi ii1o
.ulposed answered thc objections ra,sc. by tlio
.a' 1nutt. AZ n!,r nttorl9y wns our q town, We
s"ncl,ttic.l to- tnka thu dummy oil this ort.Inx,
fr"n! hehlK nrreascsl III tlo lust trip 1T tght
a.. a.si , %xet * " ~ tho e.l"losc mt We pAt il
nuneu WIS Worthless"
rrt,ers .ri,; r, .!.s ,!.a, eeo' no lntorforonco7'
n,',.a ,"Ya. propose to ruin tho dummy right
n,'u, "r9', whit us 10 run sreet.cars to ur''ro-
Ey"s E,,ss aH0 f"res'
"Whns IL tho tllstancoy'
".atn'tlt six nittus."
"lh1 GUinPaHy will not do Itf
SU."
,;;is4pposa tho courts hold tho ordinance to 10
- We VIII tak0 tho dummy oiy"
:. YEN MMunt Sua run h1rse-cars thanT'
"linw l6ng tlas tho dummy bpcl OF tho lFnoTs
"Htxteeil yElrs; 0il4 1t III ullly ruepntIy lint
sftnill hts bcen considered u nuisance, W.
cant n'hrd tD rim streot-cNrs six lILllua tnr 6
cttila, al 10 mt prUptsu ~ t II. lt tito dummy
ISL run. tho iJet,flu In Luke Wow viii hnv,, Il,
walk to tho city limits" ~