davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

Now that General Grant is going 10
summer in Maniton we want rail
road streight there. We cannot afford
to go over afoot.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

; Until the snow is entirely gone you
need not go into the Gunnison coun
try. Snow and silver don't amalga-
mate worth - cent.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

If we can't have the mint let us
have smelters.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

One thousand U. S. soldiers versus
twenty thousand Colorado miners
Can one man surround twenty men?
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

Whitaker did prove to be cur.
The court condemned him:
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

in Canon City would soon be occu-
MED
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05
4 Clear Political Head

Nav he secured and tira'ion
aud bilinuSuosS cured by using
Browns Liver Pills. All dealers
keen them. clio
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

Choctaw before Ute. Indian ring
before Iudian peace. That is about
the way il stnnds.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1880.
Grand Unprecedented Success
OF the FteW Feature.

Five Grand Single Number Distributions
have been held. and the rnirG Tuesday of
each month was fixed upon as the regular
day Has never scaled or postponed
Look ut the following distribution:
Capital Prize, $4,000. one hundred
Thousand tickets ut two dollars each, hail
tickets one dollar.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

u N. HARPELL. NJ. D., HoIpeo-
II. pathic Physician. Surgeon<and
Electrician. rheumatism and Catarrh
specially. Office over Myers
grocery store. tt
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05
rno Public will Take Notice.

1st That he i'nst- MISTER General has RE
:, INDED his order against the delivery ~
Mails O this company.
2 d. . hu this il the only lottery Company
y hich has ever been declared le-ai by
United / les tOurt.
BID a. 4 tied States ircuit Court Jud 'e
8 own has deci red its dr"win- not frAudu-
lr /.
iih. That Registered letters win hence
forth be delivered aud Postal Orders paid ns
formerly.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

}. w. Dawson. NJ. ID. F.P. Blake, NJ. D.
nRS. DAWSON & BLAKE. Phys
L. icinns and Surgeons. Office on
second floor next east OF post Office,
Canon City. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

VNT W. GLANVILLE, NJ. D.. Home
w .opaihic Physician and Surgeon
Florence, Colorado. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

ri d. PALMER, NJ. D.. (yiccessor
L. to Lewis Il PalmeeD Physi-
clan and surgeon. VIII prlctice his
profession in Canon City afid vicini-
~. Office nearly opposite post office.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

T l.. PRENTISS, NJ. D., physician
e. and Surgeon, dealer in Drugs
and Medicines. Office aud store in
Colorado. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

@ B. MINSHALL, Attorney at Law.
~. Office opposite Alline's hard
ware Store, Canon City, Colo. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1880.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

tSHAS. E.. WALDO, Attorney at
~ Law and Notary Public. Office
over postoffice. Canon City. Colo. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

TAR. a. +. STUECKLEY, surgeon
~ Dentist. Oilicein stone block, on
Main street, west OF Mcclure House.
Beautiful Artificial Tcctit neatly
made. All work warranted. tt
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

n G. STANLEY, ATTORNEY at Law.
-. Office at former express Office,
Canon City, Colorado. If
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05

1851 prizes amounting to SllO 400
Write, clearly stating full address. for
further information or tickets. send or
dcrs by express. bank draft. registered let
ter or money order by mail.
Orders for 50 and upwards by Express at
our expense Address,
4 B MIllIJER
Cor. 1Gt. and IsaIInday Sis.
Deuycr, Colo.
W. II PECKHAM. Agent, Canon City.
#tf
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

John w. Blackburn. Sam, p. Bale.
PLACKBURN & DALE, Attor-
- neys at Law. Mining Law spc-
cialty. Rosita and Silver Cliff, Colo
rado. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
JcAe on o,srr

The Democracy rf lBC-ou. with refine ment of sarcasm, Er ghich we had not given them credit. slve procured ;be pub- lleaiion of cariclur picture of Stewart on hls way to Washington. VIih nothing between aim and the gal of hi. ambition backed up by SaTori. Wsssoa. Edwards, Mccormick and Pamcr y, pretty good hacking, by the way. anl i1 ihe rear oi what appears to Je n ,oya Bengal Tiger. which may, for ought pc know, be in'end- ed Co represent Bill. ';lm..' ~,sui- Oufy. with hll face very Bc>r thc cFcatu-r'- hind quarters, looking eNce-4iu-iy ior.oTB aEi disoouraged and gaspinS- as n iu the last agony of dispair, II C.e,- FH stop this little game l. i, ev.dcu; From the cX- prcssi'n of his countena3ce anI the posi- ton he has assumed in th- rslr of :he a.l.'. that the artis. intended C. convey thc iaea tast ,; i, al i5.e glss.; ard f.4i in bis bc- ~i!dermeat b. is merely ,.,.-r.rg au iacr herent ejaculation. tbe -i-B.he.H-c OfWhich he has not the least conception.
 should oary hve 50 see t.,- idirUlor- attitude in w'-t. u, 4tctrr. lr..--- havs plaaed him before the pub..c, he siI certainly have cause tp exc.aim, '-LpTj. save me from my fricnGs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
Application for PatsnI to ths>
 Cumbet etiand Mine.
No 3
t.s.rANp OFFICE.


 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CtN. ~ t~rt2nd Miniag Company. ~ho~e F0stuface al. dr-- is san frAucison C.i-. 4s this day e.. p1csou fet patent for hfteeu hanare bu.sr fse. -f tho Cumberland Mine CT y.iu. h.4s n sold u.th .u- fars Froumd sin hundred stdth sitasfe l,t, w and binE n Martin.z Mining pi-;rc; onat5 sf asa- rsi and isrritery of Arizona, and kboxL and de.i- hated b. h~ field notes and oftal plai on n- in th. 9tnos as ioi No Ss. tn TGwnship -. kanzs - tii. and N t River Meridian.
 sCEvsI oY inDE- bsgiunihs si Ioe.tioa mssuu.-t s' ooutrs of W sua of oisiil fs-oes sl deg s5 min along ods through middle oi claim, .sr.tlon d-g s rin a 2s f rst ft desp by s1s q. b-zrs sN Is fi si lto ii .@f; is n d-eY iy SIs f bear. 10 n dst ie' n. ae s-nlitn shop hs-rs sg lSs oi.s; sos it oi.n c"i o fi icne. 19 it sle. z: dep. lear. e dfsi li5' r. cut -3 e ous.i ft sis iHs a. shafs VI 5f aeeY hy sxl IT. usrs V s f di-f: ISsft tnaIu- rneni "f stoiis e-tatlsiing < end of clam
 EXTERIOR Hor~ns EIEs- Bcs5i.l.insr d f1sr ru1ru- neat E osuir~ oi V ed of claim. tbeuos ss 4sg P H.ta E s" q is cor claim, where grauis- rocs pIoisots zz.,a fi @1use ground. marked C No I on soc ilio''isd n -isns 2 % heh shsDos ~ d-S- yi Hiiu slgnr 2 sids of csina isa ft Go ro-per .hef- gr-ni' ruei Cd [; sIaAfs project. f above s,ft@ef fusrsei "n Sop hy cru-- trf the. and No. IT. a-ious mound .- q nlsa .Aie: shence . l4 dse z HliH along 'iid Df cain n. m0uH- frni nf stone in c-.re : eud of eia H s n. ts, cor ef satul auite .. ca i-g.l .sh surfa.,. kl u -aTls@ fnarsrd by fEs Uehes an C NaIlI -tcu. ,sfuna "a f hsyh ot SW stde of cane ,,,urs N s9s r-t N AlssE v t.sHnsfary variat,u is a.,r N rn % 70 e. rpsa uesre . ..-s i44e ii,h t's- -sl.t 'f |" f.. V or r'ssn. xTs;.iss mound 't h4Fa VI siis: fr,sia ths. sgrner th. I s 7irerui auuuuneuf No aartinsz Distfirs t~sr. aAlu " lsst tt fiiHf faFifFr A4 deE min a-"1s sai of claim. snr-tion ls deR mn so ft nafr llea n0Sr south 1s e to iocsiiuu uaoHuus~ut at c a. of hsE 1ninz, co;A4uiIg f6 iop arre-. This c4a-f. is bounded hy uasurvry-i land.
 fbs ineatiol of his duiy recorded in th Re- o'rief'- ofcs cf Ysysp4l County, Arzona Jerrfiory 10 Hoos F of Afns- P.xe g1s.
 Any and all prsuus clA ming sdver.sy any roftis of -aia 'unl,sri4ni Nine i'd iur.y ground ss here h ueior~ dsssrlted required t fheir sls~r.- rs'u vith fb@ Register of sh- United Star-- Land 'fhrs st Prescott. in the TsTri;ory of Arsa during hs -irtf days period of pabaoatiea hereof or fhsy g M he barred by virtue of hs prossson- of s .t.szte
 VI. N- KELLY
 St-f.F- EHst-rER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
CoUNTT oF lAyAPAI.

CuUNTI oF lAVAPaf.
 FRASE ". NJRFHY being. first duly sNorn ,D oath saith. Tuzt he resides in Prescott. laVapal county. Arizona Terutorv: that heretofore. h io-NIt. rl the 2jth day of Octo- bs:f, \. D. lsso. affiInt went to the office of iue County Recorder of sand county and handed tp John Lloyd, Deputy County Re go der. a llst Ci names of persons registered by C. P. stanton, Justice of the Peace in Weaver Precinct, In said county oi YayapaI. anu sad Lloyd received the same and en- tere1 such names oB inc Great Register that this sitiAnt then aud there ibereupon requested sad Deputy Recorder to make oui and .leiiyer Co sfiiAut certificates for each of tbe persons go registered, and also certificates for certain other persons wno had been rrtu'- ed by sAld stanton since the Great hegI- eT W4, printed ana V wbose names were upon Inc Great Register: that the said Lloyd thcreupon stated to afiiant: That said certificates had already been sent. and this s.tiant then replied to sad Lloyd to the effect q at aftiant had seen sad Stanton the day betTe. and said Stanton had informed afiiiani that be had not received said ccr- uhoaies ana sfiisnt thereupon urged that the ssii Lloyd make out the sad certificates again -o there conld be no mistake. winch the said Lloyd then agreed to do. but in the a'ierso0n of sad day above named, sifiant again called upon said Lloyd tor said certificates. and said Lloyd refused to ,ieliver them to said affiant. aud stated that ,e dld DOt want to give them to said afiiant until Mr Wilkerson returned and affiani II rthoi saith. that thereafter, and on the 25 day | October, \ D', Ss0, demand wa; again made upon said Lloyd for said Ger itic1;es. md sail Lloyd again refused to dehyef them, and ai the same lime stated that he d.d not want tO send them i0 sad Stan CT, because from what occurred there two years aZn, he feared that said Stanton wOul, not deliver them to the parties inteFe ,cd, anu at the samc,time said Lloyd stated tLat Ni en be sad that said cer- tiicaie had ben sent already when sad af liant iiIst a-ke him about them he was mistake .. and bad been over to Mir. Bray's store to nt0Tm .aii afiian, of the feet, but did not h sd slid affiant in and affiant fur ther saitL. that during ibe interview. men toned as aylng occurred on the 26th day of October 'berc were present and heard the same. Clark Churchill and Dr F. P Ryder, anG said a;iiant refers to them for the CorTcc;n ass of ald statement
 FRsSK MURPHY. Subscribe and sEornto before me tl 2G Ia day of October, .. D. l>SD
 J. II. CARPENTER,
 Notary Public.
 TERRI1 DRY OF ARIZONA,
 '0JN.1 OF YAyAPAI, The undersigned, heing each first duiy sworn CD oath. each for himself. and moi one for the other, says; That he has heard ! read the foicgoiI p.flavit of Frank NJ Murphy, and kno.rs iae contents thereof: 1 that n 50 far as it -e.a,es tC him the same ' Is true.
 CLARK Gnu ECH!IL,
 r. RYDER Subscribed and sN p-n Co before me this 2ctd day of October, A. D, '>s).N
 J. il z sRrENTEE.
 Notary Public.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

Section ll of ii.e Compiled Laas of An xona, page 2S9 says. "The Recorder A,si c,vcEL TsIE ENTRY in the flIoSiBg eases
 At the request Of the parties registered"
 AGeu De knows of the death or rymosal of the person reg,~.e;ed
 A man called Judgc Cart,eI, pf Prescott, says the law is defective. To us, aud all intelligent people, it seems extremely clear. Has the Recorder 0beyei the law Not much If he has, wby Is tt th4: nearly three tholsand nal.AS appear cn ue uroai Register that do not belong tht-s! l; l's job pgI up for this election. And we advise Republicans all over ims County to watch the Register, which includes the iuhAbI- tants Of lavapai, Apache, par, of Man oopa, Pima. Pinal and Mohave counties. b,- sides all ihaac who have died dunng the last four years. Clean eut the Court House ring, and let them go 10 work or siaTvc, as they may eieC; to do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
HONEST SUPERVISORS

We read H. the Democrat of the extreme honesty and economy of the present nng Board of Supervisors, which sounds incon- sistcnt in connection with the following hard facts, which the record is uSfeeling enough to maintain as truth. We select a few points from the Act Of the Legislature of ls77. authorizing and directing the pur- chase of the Iron Spnng Wagon Road, as an example, without attempting to go iato detail on all their shortcomings. This atone will show how recklessly they have put the County to needless and foohsh ex- pense, in the face of a mandatory law
 Section 3 of said law says Said bonds shall bear interest al the rate Of IS per cent. Ter annum from the date of their issuance" A most yilanous and exorbitant rate of in teresi. which to au economical Board should have been an urgent reason for paying the principal as fast as possible in order to get Tid of ihe interest
 Section c .ay~ The Boari of -uPeTyi- sors sh4l., aung-.ly, 1t tue time If levyln- other ;azc- 5gyy -poci.i tax sufficient t) pay tha interest oa aad twenty per cent. Of the princ.ual of -r,4 bonds. together with the amount of ,as l.aa>ures's fees ou such amount. which .aiI special fax shall be ad- .ied [, tac Couaiy fax, c;c.
 Tad,r ,hi~ Jaw, g Basrd If Supervisors anxious to ,.o their duty according To laW. and 10 save i'ic.- constituents from the pay ment ,l an cvaIJitaii interest would cer tainIy have complied. at least. with the law. and. ]. possible. paid tlo4C bonds ear Her than required if the boudaoide'. would permit H. Did they do II: On inc con Srsry ibcv have put inc County t0 an ex- rensive lawsuit, and cost in addition.
 Let U. sec if thls ;s not so. The Iron Spring Wagon Road bonds were issued in January, 1s1', f1r SI",daO, hearing IS Der cent interest TT anuum. and are iae in 1889. The law requires thst the interest and one-htih shall be paid each year. but the law has not heen compiled with. The amount paid in ls5S, on the p'ia- cipAl, and on Nh.ch The ls per cent interest was siopPd, instead of s2.000, as it should have been under ihe Jaw, was only $243.
 In 1879. instead ot % per cent of the remainder. or SI,s5s, they paid only $i47. %. leaving the balance 10 bear is per cent interest. aud Ia lsS0 ;hey only levied a tax sufficient 10 pay $l7j, instead Of % per cent. on the remaining S9,Gl2 So, or $i,922 56.
 This Is what Is denominstei honesty and eccnomy, and it is upon this showing of financial management that the voters of Yavspai County are asked to continue the chief bungIcr in office, and add another whose delight II wIli be to acquiesce !n whatever mismsnaccmcu; he may propose Cline aud Myors src men Of brains and honesty, and 2; is the duty of every voter who feels au interest in County affAirs ;o vote f1r them. They haye an interest in . good County g'vcrHmeut and the stamaIa fo maintain lt regardless of nag influences. .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
\ sPlEcH BY GARFIELD.
He Makes .girrirsz Address to Visiting
 Veterans.


 CLEVELAND 'DHul, October 2I.-Absut 200 veteran volunteers, mostly from this county, visited .-rerB, Garfield at Mentor o-day. g0in, B., n specia' train. Ia re- . lonse tn aa sid-s', nf General NJ D. Leg tt, General 'ai sld sand, as reported for thc Cleveland H., aldi:
 o@rrri,s. Nh, man that r7n -ee f9n1 coi trades ln h hstTnnt-lo-T yarI has a- much rcl. "n Co be p-Oul as for anything that can "c4 happen (. uup in ihi, world. A!irr that bss h1Pp' aeI, l~ need Dot much care ~hai eise sa7y tn-. ur wt.' c.se don't hap pen. To -,e 5nu mrn from almost every fe"Im Jf |. State. and from rcgimeut. and el -slr. li iiri,iaa, 0f almost every other ate. t, sec t... con oiiIatei fsld -r- port oi he suu .yrr- ufth ssr sixteen year. ait.T .t ns,r l- a great sight for agv man 'o book Ga1. ] -ra,t you aI with gra-i- 'l1e f- tD. vi-.t It- rrfzaral coupi- meHi !, ,er- ,g rberr .s sr 'Ior ., rslt lG 8 fa- r -,si~s JIaa fl.ar 'r me. ... ..-.r.r fa yHp- eg'- see. r... ,.--- a..r-.t fen n E. ''.l ] "a -a .i-rr beard tus f-,t rH.t.r4. -r -rcl nf uny life r Wl, srclca f.a' sD-au7 a; ,lidin-r was making l.- bad c5irf .s mr to apH-a io bis s5asfi'u. cuts ., >,.tstra man drew go p.-,o oa aiu NA,.. b' DIS -re3k ne iu f,v,s of hu- man .l3r'F. ua.Car' over iaaar. aim O shoot ban 'tr, Co >tln ai, speech ant qgeach -ae ',a uf Hhcry ' remember but ou. iaa.' that o't hero said ia the course 'i tas' beech. s1 bop. ago. aud it Ws- tb.- "I urv 1 VI. spc4k.u. f.r liberty. aui c. that .; al t.,l--iu ,lot me down mg -p ech wuul sin sp on aud iuamid- Nell how. gcatitmeB. 'ur.e tNeiyr hundred sni ;he hundfei iim,- twelve n8adfad- tu, million oi men th4; went Cut iat5 Inc he'd of bat,,c to fight fr our Inian fet inst @, that speaker ,c.'. that fl they and -loaid ali Zoe shot down the cause of iber wou.d q ,t u e. an In that g'rai b. iei. md in that iu .,irIBg a.i,b. | meet I.g ni rect you to-day. and Nsth lt VIC "ia z. ol J wh .'eyer fate has iu store t,r us. :, suk yuu. o,IHis,',s. for thi, dcmon,'rat'oa oi slu- fli'l. carii.i,nce and regard for mc ani ~sk y.u. ie. your sakes and miu", Co I,t t1e iutrocGce ,p you Senator Matthews oi Cluc.1uati \ broii,.r soldier.
 EseLa,or Matthews ,po.. br sfy. af-cr Wnicn genera. han | ,aakir- rr-u-i
 HlVrTo, rruiGvyLr ou rr'uraiag f.a Neu,o to d.y 'hc I;. publican veteras, .la, Ia tli, c..y tud drew un, f1"p'rl and tr. .-rapheL tlr i..!,Vio. Nf. ' i Hoaa..a. Ctaasisg \ e..
 ISr.Fe Iurdred taian ', 'cl-u.. mem b.r Dl tar 1afte. | and A. .ai Ne'claa Corp .i Iyahoga cHlu;y. e Ia. sl,h .vc iu,. -.-lr ei from y.-ij ;o C. a,l u J-m.. \. bsif-.I at bi, b ,mc .n Me 1I. ucrebv >cr-i sl4 ihe.r c. m I..mcui, sa, -. q, you that they Eiii, ou \avcmber : l--, v,.,c as '.ct -.u', mi ,il.t their add,,.s sjll be Clcot.Sui. O1lo.
 T h LIe..r-r
 Pe.IjeBt oi ID. Cu..s.
 GEpg-I Ca rAr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

New York. pct. :;-'Fhe Republican National Committee ,h!s morning dispatch ei s specIal car io San Francisco with cleo trotype copies ot the denial of ;he Chinese .e;ic. alleged to have bceu written Ly Gar Eeid. 1t. intended 'the car shall reach here on Saturday, ahead .I. u. sim.itaue ,1sly with the mai. COT carrying liiho- 2 aphic and electro'yre copies of the to -gery. The trip across the Continent VI be much i..e 4uicSe.t ever made.
 lernsrd Phelps @ writer oa the \ |. Tru n. was arrested to day m Brooklyn char -eli with forgery in connection with tue S oai.ed GarAeiI Chinese letter. and sTrais led 10 ihe supreme ,0uIt this after noon. Ills colnseI h-s -GPI.ea io. his aischar ;c on habeas oorpu,
 Chica .,. Oct. 2,-Thc Time- >ays ;be J..,tle h,'i l. n"N in New lork, a, it was before e tob.r Iu Indiana And while the Republicans are making vigorous canvass in other States. they are determined tO al tack iho er emy iu hi, stronghold and fgh; him on his osB ground They have de termined t carry hi. center a; the same moment the. turn bis wing. i'epghEeans can afford Co lose NcN York, but Democrat. cannot
 s4a Frauoi.co. Oct. g. silver King, si Tiptor q
 Tucson, Oct 3s.-A grand p-b!ic rcccp- ton Was given ten. John (. Fremont to night, which va. largely at,eided
 Ihc {. .ovcrnor aad General Wilcox will rcccise their iuen l.. ou Friday at the rcsl- dence of Dr Lord and in tae c:eaing - ,he residence of F B. Pameroy.
 Ca saturday uigtt ihs oiii,r- a' Tort Lowell will gre C,t. W...aN ? reception. l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29
< MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF COEwOEFLtLTH DISTRIBUTION O.,
..\tRI E 1DTESkI HE-IIuING. \FfsFtt ttIr. Es.. -~ft- 70. a.

..c\El EE 11l ANti hEfiNtNtss
 Flsrsttr. Es.. r~st 70, '-a.
 \af sE aEra-Hr4eff rffl tta Fa- fps.r ruls-ar tr~nsrHt .\.rf .s "a -. ...t.-. Esrfssefs-i istrsrs aE3 ,. r....f... .. t,- T7,i-
 \ taf fntrt Aast-tsHf f-st- u.a-ta- tt-l.rai sss s.-l tl',\ s 7, .--... r'-., -iii-h tie ss~sla-~ tafs E-fsaN - f--- f-. t- s. f' \ rfly fr.fflif.t. aasu gal. sri tftBe tssl- ussr>. -5.t-. .-.- f.-.-. fasr. rE~ frar.la-~ Uuler V - .-.-.. .-....-- .a--' f-a.s aeH. fsI-rrf- tFf r.~Fr -4-. .f s-at F~- tas -....--
 asa.t ..lH#.sa.. trf R. -+--.s. .t - r Continent ls rssl=ss- LeEa4 asfA s,---..- ...tI-. taErl is fh.s rH-ttal.F. -a.- usrl "a ..rts.-. l-Irre-f4latsf.s. srs If-t 4s-ts4 ta f-ua f l. .. ls I.arl i- f-r ur tE ,sFFs--- fe.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-29

il.ishftfhh COT W hlf ~ e. .
 ENE'yrIVE MtN~IsN. . .s ia sras.a H a,fa .ase8n
 ,'UTiI-'- n,ler an A,. of Go. TeziSla- .If. '--.uIhiy .i the Territory of Nrlona. 'n. i ''Nu Arf fp prov IIa f.-rt..ueraI anu >I-'." il'..i. u-. It t- U,o, Idei there shall tsl 70. through .uf lho Territory ,f Arizona. lu t-~ iIe>isV af'.r Ihc .rS Monday in .Ns' .'.iief. \. b I~-". pu e'e.- ipn for mem fv.- .' H., Ir-.~.a-iNr Assembly, and such u, ,-.rf "bres a. iuay be required by law to b, .h.s-.l af such election. anal
 .-i.A-. r. i- fu-tter provided in said Ac'. ttrt !. shall He tae duty of the Cover nD' ai s-. ih.riy days before any General Elr t1E. i-~ue his iT0riama iep desiSua- ting .ha .rI.e~ Co br iiiled al Such election: N.", fr".'... '. j'US E. t'o~rET:. Acting ''uF.trHf thc Territory 'f Arlzona. in pur-r .-r. af ,Hs duty efipiued upon me. do f. .'' .'.er 6.ueraI Election to I... held .au -.. day prescribed 10 said Ac; tH-" i- .at -..U.ll 'isy uf November. A u. i~~'. a.-. d.-lcu,te tho [ flowing a. % "a. ee t. ..e l.l.-i s' 2 elect. .. -,it .I On" ! .sr...-... t1 tua Forty Seventh Con .I'~- er Is ' nl..I >iatc-. pue n Superiu- 'rujr". psh.Ir schools in the Territory; Iss.,r . Q Members of the Council of tLa Ie-l~l1t. .r N~-~ui'.iv iv Df The Territory. and I"su.y oar -l Neuher~ of the House of Rep ',cf.H 1.r. uf .aiI Assembly,, appor- toned a- {. .tDr,~, tu-w!i:
 vE sfI~ DE THt NCIL: F.ua Can ..v. ... Five.
 MaEr1Ft .uEfy. - Two.
 lataIa' tf .ufs 2 One.
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Asf in seouriztr. vtfh law ana NJ - s,~ Board uf irc~tor-, made the fsA N - ss S lsSi 60 many shzrcs 0f each paruel s. \-,. '. may he uss,~ssary ui h~ cold si ptiislic v. .e pftc- of th- CoruqEuy Room sl No sas - .s "; ~An franc1srn. CGlifcrrla. w-iue-sisy \ -. s day of NoN-nber lssss st tls~ hour Sf N -; a ni, nf -sid tzs Co fsy ssid delinquent sA s . thereon tegr-hsr with eos uf Gdvers.-ius N penses of tae -als. A. HUDSON. >ee.\S-
 of.cs Eocln sf No. fA ssn-.'rs si. San Frss\ \se"' California.