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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Notice OF Election in w.r1 :

DE it cuartcd by the Police jury ofCI,
ID borne parish, That an election h. l.,
den IN Ward :. said parish, on FElDly|
the 3pth dav of DECEMBER, l1Sl. IA :,
certain The sense of the people Of ., |.
ward in reference 10 the sale of Spiri,uo,.
or Intoxicating Liquors ia said ward ~
that # 4 majority of the votes cas-, J.
sand Election .ha.i hr III favm uf Lien.
then License shall ssuc for the sale ,b,,,]
Of nthciv l-r no License shall Issue. 81
Election iu be- holden under existing la
and PERSONS voting At said cl"ciiun sh.l
have written at printed On their ballot
For License" ur Against License" al
said Election shall h' holden at Lisbon !
said ward.
H.. II further enacted, etc. That A. N
Rnyhin. James NcClcrdon aud Jesse a.,
cock hc and they an, hereby appoiu,.I
Commissioners To- hold said Erection. al
q. ". Meadows. Clerk. said tonruivio,.
rr4 shall make rcturn nf said Election !,
tie, President of the Police Jury ~ Hons
uu or before The first Monday in lamar
-. VIII" shall declare The result # al
Election bv public notice III the of6e.
lonrnal of the parish.
tSigncd - W. :. COPELAND,
President T.. j. pro TEN.
Attest. !. Z E,NSTV. 9Th T.. J.
Nov ~ Isl. lG:te
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
A Witty Answer Turneth Away
BOrps.

The man who travels OH the rail.
roaL and sits down by the side OF
lone females while laboring under
the impression that recognizes
likeness in their face 10 his wlfes
annt's cousin. met his match on one
of the roads in his vicinity lately,
he sat down in the half of Il seat, the
other half of which was occupied 10y
n pleasant faced young lady. HIS
first question was:
pardon me, miss, but is your
name James, have n cousin OF
that name, whom You greatly re-.
scmble."
40, sir, was the reply, "my
name is not James. But, pardon
me, is your name Zine or Coppcl!
: Zine or Copper No, ma'am,
said the aStoui>hed man. NV hai
led you 10 suppose i had such
names!
"ENcusc me-" was the quiet reply,
"but thought You must bc first
cousin To a brass foundry
The man fell over two seats and
kicked . bird cage half way down
the car in his haste TO get into the
smoker, while the young lady Sml.
ed Il gentle smile behind her hand.
kcrchicf. II was proof of the old
adasc. that Il witty answer tnrncih
away burrS.
\ minister IN ilcing thc uuptaI
knot made u mistake and asked the
groom If he accepted the lady rs his
lawful husband. and wunld he hon.
or and obey. \ great many mar.
Iird men think that that is the way
il ought 10 always he done from
their experience in matrimonial
lite.
Art patrnn-What! seven dollars
for this! Why, You only charged
two dollars and a halt for that fine
large oil peace on the wall there.
Great Exactly 81. That lit.
tie bit IN Your hand Is done in VA.
ter color. They come high inst now
on account ut The drought.
\ baby ia every house is said TO
he Il well spring "t pleasure. This
may br trnr, bat iut genuine felicity
most OF the young men prefer u bun
om yonng lady ot about sixteen
summers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Our Need.

Uur Neeo.
quite a number Of our best citizens, all
of them, we believe, energetic and practi-
cnl farmers, visited tho great Industrial
Exhibition at Atlanta this winter. These
gentlemen all returned home much pleased
with What they saw, and with a much
better opinion of ON own parish than
they had pre-, i"u-ly entertained. They
saw that there existed great difference
between the fertility nf the rich lands
which they cultivate ut home and the
amount of fertiliIIug would make equal
to ours. They saw that tue Georgia far
mer, after making free u-c of fertilizers,
counted himself fortunate il he secured
\ yield such ~ the most ordinary OF our
lands viii produce with anything like
skilliul cultivation. They, ia short, real
ized that this county has immensely the
advantage Uf Georgia IN natural re-.
sources Of almost every kind, yet IN other
respects the old state of Georgia has
greatly the advantage of ours. She has
railroads aud manufactures which, even
with her poor soil, have made her people
rich and her land valuable. These gen
tlrmen found that the land which they
sold when they left there years ago for
mere trl.lr are now WORT. fifteen or
twenty dollars per acre. while lands her"
much brttrr nrr almost Nalurlr-s We
have our advantages, but We also have
"nr Disadvantages hnt happily for us our
disadvantages are such ~ can Ice rcmrdied.
When these gentlemen left Grorgia she
had no railroad facilities and no manufIc
tories, now she has both and her Lands are
ing it, poor soil. il growing immensely
rich. We are now. with the exception of
our lands which are much better. Just
where t,rnIgia was a quarter of a crutury
ago. What We want To- put II. on the
high road to wealth and prosperity j. rail
road facilities to bring u into connection
and communication with the business
world, immigration to I'LL mp our waste
places and bring our idle lands into STATE
u; cultivation, and manufactures To util-
he at homc onr raw matrrialwhich We can
prudur, IN abundance. Give ~ these aud
no where could better "I mon" desirable
country for home be- found than ia North
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Succession Sale.

>'n, Of Iopi,idna-Pcri,h Of Ciaiborr,
Succession of j. l.. hvcIyt, deceased.
NolItE is hereby given that viii y
y GA SATURDAY, the eth DAY 9
JANUARY, l--2. at his late resides
IA the town of Homer. Claiborne pans
La. within the legal honr~ Of sale. all
the property. both real aud personal. B
longing to the estate Of James l.. Aver
deceased.
Terms Of >nl,--Cush To- pay debts.
JOHN r. SIMMONS, Admir-.
Nov. 30. Isl. lG:h
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Strayed or Stolen,

EROM my residence IN Homer, a pr,
I HEIFER, about two year. old -
grown for the age. marked with ha,r',
right esr and split in the left-hss -
missing three or four weeks. Any ias,.,
alton ui her will be duly spprecisted-I.,
return 10 NE will be literally rewarls
J. A. wlTTER
December :, lScl. n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Judge Grey, OF Massachusetts,, has been
appointed md confirmed Associate Justice
of the United States Supreme Court.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Tile Christmas Tree last Saturday night
WIS quite success, was largely attended
and all present, both old and young, had
a most enjoyable evening Old Santa
claus was on hand and was very generous
ia dispensing his gifts sud all went away
with some token of his favor by which 10
remember his annual coming aud the good
time he brings ~ all.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

The governor has issued proclamation
conveniug another extra session of the
Legislature to'hcgiu on Monday, the 26th
inst, and to continue for ten days. This
is inst what we have expected all the
while. We never believed that the I.egis.
lature would be able to complete the work
before it in q session of twenty days. 1t is
believed that in the additional tcu DAYS
all tae work eau he completed. We hope
an, but are not at all certain Of it.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Inquirer: What is the most com.
mon relief for boil' The most
common is profanity. Kicking the
dog, abusing yOnr family aud get
ting into "a lawsuit with your neigh
Dor, are rcliefs used.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

The Richlaud Beacon has closed it's
thirteenth volume. The Beacon is good
paper and we trust it may live to see the
return of many more birthdays.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Alex. We'll returned home from a visit to
shreveport on Monday last
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Suicidal.

some of the rcnpl" ot West lrNCbmd
have taken an idea into their heads which
II Prr>,strd m, will prove ruluouN to III,
best interest of that srtci"a. These pcopl,
urr seeking 10y brute fuUcc to prevent
wealthy merchants from purchasing lands
and investing their m'auS ~ cNtcuNly"
planting operations, for the supposed lrl-
son that these men, having means ~ their
command, VIII attract :" their places tn
best lIb"rrrs "i the parish. This foolish
id"a has led som" reckless parties To- Uulu-
SutAt' - reign al terror, the lrGItImat" #
feet ct which VIII hr t" force munl'd men
To seek hrld tor th" Investment of their
surplus capital where better protection toi
ltc and property exists We should think
that III" citizens of ANY section would h.,
glad to know that those Who had gIr,vu
rch among thrlu bad concluded to invest
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Inc hlthlaHu Beacon mas tlh-'b us
thirteenth volume. The Beacon is good
paper and we trust it may live to see the
return Of many more birthdays.
Hon. J. G.. Egau arrived in town Sntur-
day Last. Ne come up to spend III" holi.
days with his family. The honorable
gentleman is at home in our littlr village
whose people arc always glad To sec him.
Among other good things which this
Christmas brought ms was some real fine,
l~althy weather. This il one gift which
old Santa Claus does not usually hiring
aud for which wc are all the more thank
full.
The man who SAID all The would was
stage and the people wcr" actors dIdnl
Nave II corrrct. II should have been all
the worlds printing office aud every fell
low takes hand in PLAYING the devil
Bccchcr.
Mr. Charles K. smith formerly arrsld"nr
- Homer, was married short time siucc
TO Miss sophia IIlgrnau OF -. Louis Mr.
= :" present "'''g "">"''S' v" LOUIS
aud We pr.rmc viii make his permanent
home in that city.
R,,j,p,in II ur.v.i,r If Penn. Ia.
boot, ,,,,,ir,,J :, s,,,r,,I J,v,i,b a..
,,,or,,c, q, neral of,Lrr Br,y-tr,,
,,,,,,r, a,l hcl,.,.s 90, ,,..,,, and ,
thlrd ''rn '"' II II ''""@"' ''"' ~ VIII
Tho Trtnttcrt,r. ,eorl, were L,dl, h.,t
ON ~ ia, rrc.n, rIrc,,,n held in I,urnl,,
r,r,.L -, ia. whisky cu,s,iur. rhis
,.,r,.,, had ,r,,d , ,.c,,,. r,oI,,l,,;cu aud
mi. ,r,,I nav, r,u,d,,,,. # TIN.
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INN
r,,, s,o,,,,. T.. d,,r, Ia. h,., I'm, ia.
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,..e,., -. r.,,,,,;,, ,...,,,,o,,, Chatham,
1T, :; ,.;.. ,,.,, .,-,, ,...1,. .,
$50 ..o,,r,,r,l ri, ,l,. ,r,,.,,,..,
,;., ,, ,,,,.,,,,,I -, .,,,,.,,,t,,' 49,,
,..
I, s,cr,s t,,,, tho Icrisl,,prc * deter.
mined M, I'm have, stat, Ro,,d az T,nul.
,,,,,,, anil -, lin. !, will boy, rho ro.,
L,,,,, ,,,r,,,.l of ,hc rco,,I. of th, Stot,
Xo .u,h minis, Thing ha, h,f,,c hc,n AT.
,.,,,,cd ~ lao .,dlI.l u,o,, opr r,o,r,
simon. ,,,., .d,,. n ,y,,,,o,b and r,iIs,,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Pat, said u gentleman who is
fond Of nsing high sounding phra
SeOlogy to his man Of all WORK, Il
am going down town At ten o'clock
and shall weed ont the cucumber
bed in the interim" "Interim,"
thought Pat. That's a mighty
qnare name tor garden, anyhow >"
lis Mr.. Smith at homcf" asked a
visitor, who called shortly after.
wards. "Iis sor; yen find him at
work in his interim there bcyant."
announced Pat.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

The future of the Democratic party de-
ponds largely upon the action of its rep
rcscntativcs in the present Congress. If
these stand true To the people, adopt n
Progressive policy, labor for still further
retrrnchmcut Of expenditures, aud n radi-
cal reform of the countless abuses which
have so long infested the administration
OF federal affairs, VIC may reasonably ex-
pect the Democracy to sweep the country
in 1851 Such course would meet the
hearty approval Of great majority of
the American people IL not, we may ex.
pect to see the Republican party, with all
of its corruption. remain in control of the
national government. The people do not
care to make any change unless they are
satisfied it will he for the better. Will
the Democrats couviuee the people Of the'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
,rnrIIp SovEuHIE 2eTn, l>-l.
.ApruSrs Of grand aud petit IN

gu'd ". =. COPELAND.
President Police .lury pro TEN
ATTEST: i. Il. kNN-IN. tlIk l.. i.
November - Isl. los;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Blanchard Springs.

we gathered some facts which will be Of
interest to our readers. The water If one
of the springs has been analysed 10y DIR.
William II. jones, Of New Orleans, and
found to possess, valuable medical proper
ties. The water Of the other sprirg- has
been tried aud found Of great benefit f"i
sore eyes, rheumatism, &c. Numbers OF
persons can testify to the benefit they have
received from the use of these waters.
This is better than the evidence of any
physicians analysis.
Tho place Is binding up A. rapidly a.
could he expected tine hotel IL now com
plctcd and another will he completed 10y
the first of February. six business houses
have bee" completed, four of which are
now running and doing n good business.
The only difficulty IN the way Of building
il the scarcity Of lumber. Dr. Tubor's In
Urinary will he ready fnr occupancy by the
first of March. There are twenty odd fam
ilirs now living ~ the Springs. aud more
will come n soon ~ dwellings can bc pro
vidcd. 1t j. expected that the railroad
from camden, AIk., to Alexandria. La.
will run by thcS" -piiuga--~Ll,h viii bring
thcm into connection with the husiuc~~
world and rrud"r them accessible to Iuva-
lids from u distance. Altogether the ont
look lot III" Springs L. a bright one. Blan-
chard promises soon to become one of the
most popular watering place, IN the South.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

The New Orleans Times Demo.
crat has the following special from
Washington;
Senator Jonas offered today soy.
eral petitions from North Louisiana,
which were nnmerously signed, and
prayed that the land grant to the
Nicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
road be declared forfeited for non.
compliance with the terms of the
charter, not having been completed
within ten years OF the date Of the
grant. The petitions come from
Webster parish, with the statement
that similar ones woald be sent to
blanchard to be introduced in the
House. Jonas had them referred To
the COMMITTEE on Railroads, where
nothing will be done until both sides
have a chance TO bc heard.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

yellow fever is raging in Havana.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

On NITfNT WI NV Wins N INrCUtN
IL ia the thuSr ruii'l,d cnu~r-. issued
the Ch-rl; # tho District tonr' IN aud (
sad parish. and to me directed. Ia,
,r.l,d and Will proceed {" sell to the la
and highest hidd.r within the legal hon
Of sale. 1t the Couri-Eousr door in Il
town of Homer. on the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

We overheard the following yes
lcrlaN: Why is the Wizard Oil
man like Il fv.bllStri! Because hr
biz crowd,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Hon. !. G.. Egan arrived in town Sntur-
day last. he come up to spend Ill" h"li-
days with his family. The honorable
gentleman is at home in our littlr village
whose people are always glad to SEE him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Reeds Gilt Edge Touic cures dyspepsia
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

The accumulation ofcutton IN shreveport
~ greater than AT any time since that place
has had u railroad. One cause of this is
that orders from spinucrS have hccn large
lr countcrmandrd, though of late there is
an improvement in this respect. Factors
being disposed to hold for better prices, is
another cause.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Among other good things which this
Christmas brought ms was some real fine,
l~althy weather. This il one gift which
old Santa Claus does not usually bring
aud for which We are all the more thank
ful
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06
The Cottonwood Mine.


 This property is located about four miles from the Gila, and eighteen miles above Florence. It was formerly owned by Mir. John Brash, but he gave half interest in it to Messrs. Rupley and Hartt, upon the condition that they should sink 100-foot tunnel on it. They commenced the work some time since and last Tues day cut the ledge at 8 depth of seventy feet and struck fine body of rich silver glance ore. They are running three shifts of men and will drive the tunnel thirty feet further into the ledge at once. They fined a marked improvement in the min eral as they penetrate the ledge and there is no doubting the fact that they have valuable property. A good wagon road leads up to the mine from the river and they have smooth ground over which to build tramway from the mine to tho Gila, where they have an abundance of wood and water The Silver Bell road, now building, comes into the river near this point and the probabilities are that the hum of mills will be heard in that vicinity before many moons So mote i: ha
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06
GKO3e gtezs:s.
Globe has a male quartette.

Globe has a male quartette.
 Maj. Baldwin still keeps cool in the Pinal Mountains
 Globe has been without an eastern mail for eight days.
 The Mack Norris put on ten extra miners last Tuesday.
 Buckalew X Ochoa expect 100 barrels of Milwaukee beer this week.
 The Silver Wreath Lodge A. 0. U. ". of this city, has forty members.
 Owen Laubach & Co.,, are building Q road from Globe to the Pinal summit. Sixty thousand pounds of English coke arrived Monday for the Carrie smelter. Judge Hackney, of the s;gper Relt, paid San Carlos and Tucson a visit last week.
 The mail ronte via Silver King to Casa 's'i7eso-Aas -beAa- withdrawn and here after will run via Riverside to Florence There is rumor ahoat that the Irene Mill and Mining Company and the Cen tennial Mining Company, are about to consolidate.
 Mai. Geo. H. Sisson returned from New York City, Friday He was delayed five days lii New Mexico on account of wash-outs.
 James Carr's sixteen mule teams are hauling ore for the Carrie smelter daily, under the direction of Mir. German, late of Tucson.
 Valley White, son of Prof White, hav- ing passed the best examination at Phoenix, A. T., received the appointment to the Naval Academy.
 Diliabaugh's new Palace Saloon re- ceived new mirror and chandelier last 1 Friday, and is now one of the finest bars ! in the Territory. Open air concerts by Globe Brass Band still continue source of pleasure to our citizens. Thanks to Prof White and brother musicians.
 S. L. Burbridge returned from San Francisco, Saturday, where he had been purchasing new hoisting works for Old Dominion Copper Company.
 LENNoC.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

Mss ELLA CooK, of California, and Miss Lizzie Williams, of Ka4sas, Nip ride at the Kansas City Exposition. se,- ttmber l4th, for two thousand a0llr pot. They are to ride ten miles fn thirg minutes without g stop, except to chang horses. We'll stake our money on tn charmer from the golden State.
 THE freight and passenger war between eastern roads still progresses with uls aIated fury. Freight rates between Net Ark and Chicago have bean redaeea more than one-half and the passenger rales between the ~>ssie points have dropped down to ss.5o. Let tic fight go on; when thieves fall out honest msn gdt5heir dues.
 | LITTER has been found near Mem- pilis, Missouri, signed by R. l. Rice, who went up in : balloon " from Mil waukee, on the 25th of last month. The letter was dated July 26th, and directed to the father Of the aereaaat. It states hat the balioos vas ii . gale, partly dsstroycd and entirely uncontrolable. Tlis is the only news received of the lost baioonist.
 Two more lunatics craving official blood have come to the surface. One is fellow by tie name of McGean, and he wanted to sloot Gov. Cornell, of New York, stating as his reason, that we have toe many Governors. ;" The other mad man Is ole eoodall, and he pineth for the gorsI of Gov Pillsbury, of Minnesota. ! \ liele neck stretching would be whole some treatment for this class of lunatics Theyare gettin.s to be too nunerous--fol the general good.
 4 sKw ORLEANS dispatch dated tht 29th, ssys: At four o'clock this morning the wsrk of changing the gauge of shc Chieaso, St. Louis and New Orleans Rail roat, on the great Jackson route, iron five feet to the standard gauge, was be gun and the entire line from New Or leals to Cairo, distance of $50 miles
 e1lusive of siding, together with tn,
 Ksci'sko branch of twenty-one miles
 WIS completed, and trains running in al
 drections at three, ?. m, to-day, Owe
 s.0oo men were employed, and the ex Sonse will be about $500, 900.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06
FINAL COUNT Lzncolsps
Furnished hy J.so J Reyine,
 County Re c%srttef.


 For week ending Ai,gust4, 1881:
 MINING TocArIoSs.
 Golden King, Pioneer District-Loca- tor, F. M. Czarnowss
 Salt Spring, old Hat District Locator, M M. Bruce
 Atlanta. Old Hat District Loeators, E. ". Rice, Win. E. Guild.
 Corintli, old Hat District Locators, g. ". Rice, Win. E. Guild
 Silver Queen, Old Hst District Loea- tols, E. " Rice, Wm. E. :. ,.ild. Ala, Pioneer District Locators, K E. ] White Goodfellow, G. R. Vernon. Grea snzer, Pioneer District tors J ;s Rsynolas. Mike Jennings. ,pper Glance, two miles east Stiles ranch Locator, j. B. Rupley. DEEDs-MINING PROPERTY
 F F Broermann to w. A. Hall and |. D. Hall, one-third Robin mine, Rodgers District, $500,
 W. J. Bley to B. A. Arion, Red Wolf mine, Pioneer District, $250. DEEDs-REAL ESTATE. Jose Gonzalez and wife to Amelia Ro- bles, lot No. 240, Florence, S250. MORTGAGES. i Hiram Gardner to Pinal County Bank, lot and premises, 25x50, N side Pearl street, Pinal, $100.
 MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTS
 R. F. Hughson mortgage to ". A. Hall, 2o0x2o0, on Main street, and two lots 1OOx10O each, P;nal, s1OO
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

TIE Tombstone editors are bound to keep pace with their brother news-venders of the metropolitan press. Recently they discovered wild lnan, now they have found and able-bodied ghost, and next they will see snakes in their boots, we presume
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

WE HAVE received from Secretary John J. Gosper, the printed "Acts, resolu- tions and memorials of the Eleventh Legislature of Arizona" He will please accept thanks.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

TIE President is still improving and theAttendant physicians express the be- lef that he is beyond the danger of an otHtf relapse.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

Hrs Tucson GstissR has at last appeared < ns < 1na~ aFesa and enlarged to an eight
 column folio The oifisea is a good paper
 eAd ns Are glaa to zee lt psasper It's u.s sasaacc Epat and clean, its local
 ana ssns Al news columns well filed
 >Nd Ea editorial dspartinent up to the
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06
gEAbY the scramble for the vacant

KEADY the scramble for the vacancy created by the death of Justice Clifford, of the U. S. Supreme Court, has com menced and aspirants are as numerous as flies at harvest time. This indecent haste to step into the shoes of dead man Is 8 disgrace to both tho1 candidates and the people w...a tolerate them. It is as bad Es LsApwing dice for g mans clothes be- fec hia c-,.r.an ;r cnld
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-08-06

TIE last legislature passed an act, mak lng 1t unlawful for any person to take, ASsatch, kill or destroy any fish in any river, sIkeek, lake, pond, spring or stream of in this Territory, by means of giant
 or cartridges, or any other ex-
 'substance Any person violating
 Ar is liable to fine of $500 and V atlis imprisonment in the Coun- - Constant complaints of violations come to US from the vicinity
 neral Creek, and tllre9stss- iis-a haze heen
 against tie offenders. They may F themselves trouble by desisting