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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
A Simnle Annaratna.

An ingenious Frenchmsn has asinvented Q simple apparatus for the use of bathers who cannot swim. Inflated lndia-rub- Der bags support the swimmer, and en- able him to sit upright with head and shoulders above water, so that he can propel himself. The principal novelty of this contrivance lies in the propellino device, which is constructed so as to collapse when pulled forward, and tc spread open when pushed back. like 9 ducks foot when swimming. The pro. pellers are suspended by chains or cords attached to the huoying jacket.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12

TEACHER, to boy who has to be cor rected frequently: "Can you tell me .,l.ere Blue Ridge is 2 Boy (lubbng his shoulder); No; but 1 can tel you ol.ere the black and blue ridge Is" He is treated more vigorously than ever
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12

TIE wish often falls warm upon m, heart that I may learn nothing her that I cannot continue in the othe world; that may do nothmg here bu 1eeds that will prar frnit in heaven.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
Territory of Arizona, l

County Country of of Pfnd4'' Pinali ss-
 1, Jno. J Devine, Clerk of the District Court, of the First Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizona, in and for 5he County of Pinal, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing IS full, true and correct copy of the original summons is sued in the above entitled action as the same appears of file in my office.
 Attest my hand and the seal SEAL. of said Court, this the 2d
 day of September, A. D. i,
 1S81
 JNo. J. DIVINE, Clerk.
 By WM D. GRIFFIN, Deputy. 23-2m
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12

'TwrxT women and wine, mans lot IS to snaert: the wine makes his head ache, and women his heart. --Old rhyme.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
Notice to Taxpayers.

The Territorial and County taxes for the year 1881 are now due and payable at the Sheriff office, at the court house, in this city, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and l to , ?. m. Taxes will be delinquent on and after Monday, December 19h, at 6 o'clock, p. m., and unless paid before that time the usual per cent and costs will be added. J. P GABRIEL,
 Tax Collector
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
The Great EngliSh Remedy

SUCH as Loss or Nemory, Iassitude, rVcSerna1 Emission, Aversion to Society, DirsAess of Vision, Noises in the head; the vital fluid pass ing unobssrved in ths urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE, who is regular phyIcisA (graduate of the University of Pennl will reo to forfeit FIVE HUEDRED DOLLARS for ese of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his special advice and trestmsEl ] will not cure, or for anything impure or injuA ous found in 1t. DR. MINTIE treats all prl vate diseases successfully without mercuryi CONSULTATIONS FREE. Thorough ex- urine, S 00 PRICE OF VITAL RESTO- RATIVE, 8 g bottle, or four times the quan- tity, S10; sent to any address upon receipt of sprice or c. o. D., secure from observation, a-si in private narae If desired, hy A. E. MINTIE, M. D.
 II Kerry Street. San Eranciaeo Cal
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12

DR~ MINTIEs KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRETICUM, cnres all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints Gonorrhas, Gleet, Leucorrhoa,. For sale by all druggists; s1. .05 bottle, six bottles for S5
 DR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PIILS are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by sn druggists.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
TRADE SUPPLIED AT Arpad Haraszthy & Co.,, 530 Washington Street.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the First Ju- dicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Pinal JAMES l.. ROBINSON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-15
lSeras.
sym porisen Dsonat be,

= SIN porigen Monat berunaliidte
Elm 3ug Der Standardization in
Souton GountD. ..Die gountn court
lieB ben Gonoacteur bes 3uges, Char
les Sootb, unb ben 2ofomotibenfiibrer,
6ranf &epnolbs, berbaftea unb flaqte
lie bet fabrldlfigen Sobtung an. ge=
meile fpnnten bamals nift beigebrac)t
weroen unb Beibe puroen entlalIetl.
0ie 8ranbjurp BON 6ouitpn bat beibe
Mdnner wieoer in @nflagesuitanb oer=
iebt. Seit WO6en fu6te Der Sheriff
perscbli6 mad ben 9lngeflagten, bis ct
bor einigen 5agen &eDnolbs in Saplor
fanO. Yootb bat ben Staat berlallen,
miro aber Oenno6 berfolgt.
- Seis BET gpangelilt penn in BUR
nett GountD mar, bat feline 8erbaftllnq
mebr itattgefunben.
= 0ur6 9ibertD Sill paIlirteu 20
WageH nit 4rbeitern fir Die Muffin
unb noroweitlide @iIen6a1n. Weitere
100 Irbeiter iollen folgen. 9ieIelben
fommen BON Waoo, ipoielbf elm Still
hano i'm @iienbabnbau eingetreten III.
= Sn @orrDea Gountp uuroe Elm
Yferbeoieb ytamens 2igbtfoot 1einer
Wd6tern entriien unb gelpn6t.
- 9ie Srldnber in 9alas mpller
eine 8eriemmlung abbaIten uno ibrt
Snoignation iiber Die 8erbaftung Bar
rlells III Srlano alsipre9en.
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per,weifslnpeu Iufl le5uns, MarBct babel
oe1b an Ter @dulter falleno. SD piu
e. nid,t, muB meter nit Dir reoen. Del
ne san;en @soanten nil i'd miHen-pie
es mEalid 3u MAIDEN mare, UNI tann Ell
nen @ntl lb(nb falien 5u tSnnen.
benn id, lid nid,t 10 lie5 bate, ent<
aeanete Marsrt sdtneno une fd mieber
menbcnb, balt rpn ibrem Eager ertebenb,
10 tSnnte ih tSie weroen. Beoente
bod, rur Die futdtba,ea anffrensun=
aen uno Nufresunasn Der Raat - &rit
mad, brei l1hr babe i'd, mid nieberles:n
fSnnen uuo On nsdIt mid rrr Siiaf -
bus 1T su p;et. Denncd min i'd Dir
FUR; nlcine c5enantei, Die einfa& linb,
mittteilen. Sbr fabrt 5eioe nuh Von-
ron, loBt gu6 rrrt ourd einen sefili.
e.u I{arrcr traueu uno geniest olnu @u=
er iunses Gteatiif mad, Ser5ensluif.
9Ddbreno oieier 3eit tr5fte unc tearteite
idJ ben Batter, Der lbeu mad weni3en Ia=
acn Qnes, mas id, bon ilm perlanseu
we,oe, perlpredsn miro. menn Sbr nur
in feline Nrnle 5ariif'ebren mott. Sa
tiirae1fer 3eit nlus oies aues erfo'aen,
linaer nie ad't 2ase iul uno oarf bic
beimlihe ansfltrt unb frSblide 5eims
febr nitt caueru. Stun ,peiet Du Alles
unb iett iitsllsse Dirs uno sSnne mir
bic nStbise Rube, um, tpenn es iein mub,
sefraftist fir Did banoeln su tSnnen.
Denn Ion es geIhstsn, muB eS RAID &C.
iteten. Cute gtadt, litb Slsden.
fStrrtr;i.;uo foTnt,
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Sie oei,ti@en Cutie sur 9prftuiun:
eSeier.

9ie feds preubii6en Sffi5iere, Die
ben gamen BON Steuben tragen unb
oeBbalb sur Yorftomner Gebenffeier
eingelaben murben, 1ino angefpmmen.
Sic weroen aGgemein fit birefte gta6=
fonmen Steubens gebalten; bas 1T ie=
oD6 ein Srrtbum, ba Steuben iol6e
gta6fommen ni6t binterlieB. sic lino
nur Seitenpermanote BON ibm. Ser
eine oieIer Sffisiere 1T Sberlt uno CONT
nanbirt oas brittle Sannpoer I6e SIT
fantereresiment, 5uei linb Sauptleute
uno brei 9ieutenants.
Sbr Gorfabr, Inn bestpi[len lie bpn
Dem amerifanii6en Gplfe eirgelaben
lpDrOen lino, mar 8eneralinlpeftor Der
amerifanii6en Nrmee i'm Gepolutions=
friege. 9lIs FOLDER fiibrte ct bic inter
Dem Nlten 6ris erlernte WannsSu6t in
uniere junge girmee ein. 6erporraget=
Den 9tntbeil nabm er an oer 8elage=
rung Dorftoipns I'M October 1881.
War ct es bod, Der um Die Ntitte ienes
Wfpnats Die speite Yarallele legte unb
Der oann peri6iebene 9lusfdle Des Sc
neral @ornpaQis tapfer 5uriidI6lug.
slm l9. Oftober er6ffnete Oorftopn
ben nit ben SranSOien perbiinbeten
Imerifanern feline Shore. Sie englil6e
4rmee itredte Bic WaHen.
9fa6 bem 8eriailler 6rieben be6a6te
man iDn rei6li6 nit gbrengaben. 60
berlieb i9m bic 8unoes1egierung eine
Sabrespeniion bon $25O0. Ser Staat
9tep Yorf i6enfte inn cine 6arm bon
10000 atder in Oneiba Gountp, uno
Der Staat New Seriep einen fir Die
oanalige 3eit wirflib prd6tigen 2anD=
lls. gs lit eth i60nes 3ei6en, oab
oas amerifanif6e golf feline Sanfes=
f6ulo biermit ni6t erlol l9em slaubt.
DAP es pielmebr Die gertpanbten bes
tapferen 0fagbeburgers nod na6 bun=
bert Sabren su ebren iu9t.
9oHentli6 lpirb Die Slnfunft Der
Steubens unb Die 6eier BON Oorftotpn
ilberbaupt oa5u beitragen, baB lidb elm
INNER feiteres 8anb UNI Oeuti6e unb
Nmerifaner i1lingt.
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= NGe giIenba6nen lin6 il6ereinge=
fommen, geteranen bes merifanii9ett
Srieses su balbem Gabrpreiien na6
Nuitin su beforbern, tpenn Die Der
fammlung 6erIelben an 26. oaieIblt
itattf tfinoet.
= Sn 9lufin ertuartet man binnen
10 Sagen einen @rc1rI Iions5ug, Der eine
groBe 9lnsabl BON 2anoipefulanten
bringt.
- 9ie glrneeroupe 1T in mebreren
Sbeilen BON 5raois GOuntD eri6leneu
unb beeintrd1tigt Die Saumippllenernte.
Sn Sradctt ereignete ii6 cine
G0ieBeret slpiI6en spei 0terifanern.
Scr cine bol1 ibnen lebte in allsu inti=
men GerbdltniNen su Der Srau bes an=
bern, ppolrD bas Suell entftanb.
gteun S6iiiie puroen absefeuert. pon
benen nur elmer traf unb ben Werifaner
Salcioo Dertpunbete. 9lm nd61ten
Sage circulirte bas Geru6t, bab ber
8ermunbete geitorben lei unb eine Surp
perfiigte 1i6 beBbalb in bas Sterbebaus,
um cine polt 0fortem llnteriu6ung
por3unebmen. Sod biele Wtiibe blieb
BEN Gei0iporenen erIpart, benn BET
i6rer 9lnflluft erbob ii6 ber Sertpun<
bete unb berlt6erte, baB er gar ni6t
ans Sterben benfe. 9lm nd6iten Sage
1T er aber 6enno6 geltorben.
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Graffu8 Necp.

Das st6bts M SbeIlassr ber
Stapt III oasienise pes 5srrn s. 8etb.
NGbel etler Art fnc taislbl In arSBter
Muswabl ~ ben niebrisifen preiisn ,u
babsn uno In Der Ibat fann i,ber @e.
fdmad bsiristist peroen. Yarlor. unb
Shla3immer Stts fanft man Bel 5srrn
6. Steso Su 5aSrlfprsiIen, ba er feline W6.
bel birsft aus ben sr6btsn Jatrilsn pss
9anbss be,tebt. 6srr Neso bat aueer-
benz sinsn srobsn gorratb pun 9eppiasn
uno Nattsn unb aasn in bieifs Sad sn-
Ihlaeeno'n Waaren. Rsr W1ts irasnb
psldsr art setrauht, tout wOtl. fd an
5errn Wsso ,u wsuoen. 0om @swStn.
ldfsn bis gum Nasrfetn Ten uuo 1tsuss=
fen III Aaes in fsinsm Stprs gu Tnssn.
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untsrlude ssnaa unb MAPLE ba

- untsr1uhe senau unb wable bas
gsfe. Neuifaebter's uDemtf d,
es Sci nberneb /" (paebotrcpblne)
purbe bis isbt BON feinem &noernabe
runssmittsl iibsrtruffsn. Der GrfOls iit
punrerbar. Iitter, bic SIR guh Der
@slunbbeit unb bsS @ebeitens gurss 2teb.
ltnss erfreuen ppflet, maat ben gerfMt
unb Str werbet es tte bereusn. Or. g. s.
Meser BON Stem yorf fArsidt: Sd babe
uDeut desR timber mebl" bdu'
fig ansemanpt uno 3iebe IS allen 2!ebts.
.1den Drdparaten Dor. Sn alien renom=
mirten Npotbsfsn 3u baben.
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Cite &arte.

an aae, uel9e an ben 6olgen BON
Sugenbiiinoen, glerp0ier S6md6e,
gntfrditigung, gerluit an Mannes=
fraft &c. leioen, ienbe i6 foltenireie elm
&eeept bas iie curirt. 9ieies groBe
6eilmittel tpuroe bon einem Wfiilion0r
in Siib= =Qlmerifa entoedt. Sfidt eiu
abbreiiirtes GOubert an 8ep. Soieph s.
Smman, Station 3, 9tep Oprt Gltp.
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Gan YeSrp Sprinas garf.

Der beliebtelte @rbolunssplae in Te=
ras, nur eine Wteile bonn Sauptplaee in
Gan GntoniO selesen. Die Wayen Der
Stra6enbabn fab en- a(le 5ebn Wtnuten
binaus unb audi nad ber Staot Suriid.
slae Grten ppn @rfriidunsen better Qua>
litat finb i'm Yarf 81 ba6en. Ssrtrefflide
Baoeselesenbeit &c. SSflide Yebienuns.
pcllfommene Srbnuns unb 3ufriebenbeit
fir Nle mirb sarantirt. Oiufif gu
jeoer 5eit. s. q. 2eri4, gisentbtimer.
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(gcr!fttlaa folet,)
.Rasota. Mo., 9. fetruar IS

Saaota. Mo, 8. Jstruar 1880.
SIS faufte 5.ai sen Sbres 5opfen
Bitttsrs bet Nihcc & 60. i'm lestsn
$ rbl fl n,eins loh... -~.o th bin NIT
remislbsn br ,ufii Otn. g5 bat ibr mebr
senubt aie alle M,oi,nes Die lts felt ben
lest.a Wpnaten tinnabm.
% m. !. Ucglure.
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Waan fam @elD iparen, menn man
ieins Stru1npfpaaren, Sanp idube, 1az
identaaer &c. BET >. @renet fauL
im Ilamcsebduoe, eine Greppe 4a9.
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Ssiges III bon ensin aertrauenewertbsn
ssar asr, oefen Softer felt 7 Bis s Sabren
front mar unb j 3. aurb BEN @sbrauh
ben 0ppf.n Oittet Aei!t 1T.
IL .. 8ilepp & So.
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Sd fann IN an Bite 81 eunbt E 1t
ihern.

@s 1T ieltiam, bas Semanb nit aeeen
bsbaftst TT, bic burd uureines glut ert.
ssbsa, tpenn q 0 "a balis bic @siuno.
belt i'm ptpaltsn Srsanismus pleoer Der,
felt. 8olapalis 1T ein Fdrfsnbsr @yrup,
angensbm 3u nstmen, unp Der telie bis isbt
sntted!s . Blutretntser. Sc bsilt
Setopbela, iYpbIitilae esioen, Nitrsn.
fdmahf, grpipslas, malarilhe 2eipen,
NeroSHtdt, Sdwahe, @allenlsiben unb
Srantteitsn oes Blutes, Der 2sber, bsr
Mlsrsn, pes Wassns, Der Saut &C.
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Nuf Weronlaiiuns oes' y Deatiden Seil
inltitnts", ytc. II Clinton plaes, New,
2crf, wiro Der befannte beutide Nrit
Or. Shu'b. nod i'm Qaufe bieIes Utc
mats mad New=Ycri fommeu, um Taa
iudttranfc gu bebanoeln. - Der Dcttp,
1T befannilid Der ein,i5e ar3t Der yBelt
benz es bis Jest sslunSen 1T, jeoen Sal
ron Tauiudt. irwie reriSnlid ale aud
btieflid su Ielfen.
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3u nerremte1t.

Gin. 8arm. selesen nn ben Nueusn tes San
9ntouiO 8luifes nebsn Sredsnribse. enibaltenb
80 Gdsr, einsefsnst. wrSrn 10 gder ,u Gelo unb
8arten. bepnbers iebr aednst am 6luITe III
@artenbau &u6 tef,t Get 0h rOgt Elm @6sr
erpBsr Yttrithsartsn i'm beffen 3uifanbe. gs
fDnnsn aud sinise snie VI il6tibe sur 9enusuna
Itnladen wsrben. Nat5ufraaen bst
9. Qtef,
j.y Maecstc4ssira6s, Gan gnlpaiO, 80. IT,
1915, 9,w6m
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: Infer 9aser BON Ssuoen, llnterSeus
unb toerren 6nrniibins @OpDs fSnnen in
Qualitat Ober Yreis nidt iibertrofen
perben. Pancp aft & 9 IN.
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Durnps @atarrb Syrup
tsilt ale @fsttonen bee SalIes, Ropfea
unp Shlunocs.
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itufer sDod,eublatt.

,tufer Wo4enblatt.
Wlr ienben bon iest al infer ,@caens
btattA fir ben Breis BON $500 auf Elm
Sabr portofrei rad Deutia1ane.
Die 9erausseber
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La. 8. 4.

3nr f . ft3!
Die 9oriltana Staate!oiteris 1T bic sinSiss. 81.
bon benz SOlfe enhDfilrt uurpe
Cite cute @eEesenGeit (ein giiia
sit stadsn.
Dtc 3stu q Der alafe & Tnbet fat
tn Nsp SrIsans Disnfas ben s, 9ipp.m5sr 1881
2putlta1ta 9tate -Qotterp So.
Ditfes Sailitut wurSe int Sabre 1858 far g..
stebange> nnb @oblttdiibfsiis 9wsfe srn 81,
RapitaI Spn 81 100000, su psldem Ee fg;.bu
tinsn &eisrSef0nb soa s42O, ,Oee ais,us,fEat III
Sbre srossn 81 unsen suH e;n,einf
Numm ern fnbsa i:Dratita lia.i Gismals .a!.
cine 3tsbung Serfbsben san lefe nadfpisfni,
preisseriesiuns.
q <...lX..:~ non nnn
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Gin @arlcab beS beriibmten S'Dcnnell
3. 6. unb WlcnopOle, iehr biuis Bel $.
@renet. 23,64w
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Or. @rsens Srpssnatsp 8ittsrs II
bas bette 5silmittsl fur GYspepaa, Gal.
lenletDen, Wfalarta, llnvsrpauli4fsit unb
&ranttsitsn tes 9lutes, Der Nisrsn, 9ster,
6au ,f.
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Or. Watts 9eberpi(len lFnb b
bsifsn eetbartiIAen 8esulaturen.
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Bafet'6 0aiu Yanace teitt
SGmer3en bei Wtsnihen unS 1tiersn.
Or. Wcaes' gBorm SYrup
tObtet bte gSurmsr aussnblid!th.
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SenrY's CAROL. Salbs,

Senry's Carroll. Salbe.
sic 1T bic Belle Galbs fur GdnItta,
8eulen, MuslaIas, 0sldwure. Sal,rbsa.
matismas, aufsslpruaseus 6anbe, @itsr-
ungen, 6ibnerausen unc alle Sautfrant.
bsttsn, SommsrFsdsn unO Mits6sr. Man
faufs Sents's garbolie Salbe neil ale
auesrn 5alldunssn Tno. Vreis % Gents.
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Mgemte:

Treie prtl t Ilif Ssra .
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31
The Nor mon Question.

During the recent visit of Gov. Muir
ray of Utah, at Washington, he had
several interviews with President Gar
field on the question OF polygamy in
the territory. Gov. Murray thinks
polygamy should be stamped out by
the most energetic policy on the part
of the government. While the Presi.
dent agrees with him that it is cry
ing evil thu former, desires to take no
hasty steps, but having once started
out to press the issue to d successful
conclusion. Governor Murray is a
very positive man and impatient of de-
lay, while Garfield wants to pursue a
policy which, while it will end in the
total abolition Of polygamy, will not
work injustice and unnecessary hard
ship to innocent women and children.
AS Governor Murray goes away ap-
parently satisfied with the result Of
his mission, it Is believed conclusion
was reached which promises early ac-
tion.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31
Killed and Buried by Light
ming.

A strange story comes from Flor
ence, 5. e. AS James Best was cross
ing Geld OH his farm yesterday he
was instantly killed by = stroke Of
lightning, which tore up the ground
where he had stood, and buried HIM
from sight. Mr.. Best was seen just be-
fore the fatal stroke and his disappear
ance produced great const ernation a
mong those persons who were watch
ing him from their windo VS., and sever
al ran out to fathom the mystery =,
They found a large hole, surrounded
by heaps OF dirt, but not a vestige of
Mr.. Best. After two hours hard work
with shovels his dead body was found
at the bottom of the hole. The case is
producing sort Of religious terror a
mong the more ignorant and supersti-
tious coutrymen, and they look upon it
as an omen OF some terrible calamity.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31
ONLY $1,000.

Attorney General Palmer has created
cutie q futter among the members
of the legislature bT his decision to the
effect that under the new constitution
each member is entitled to. "a salary of
only $1,000 per session, no matter how
hong the session may continue. The
Law under which msmbers managed to
draw about $500 for each session
provides that they shall have salary
of $1,000 for session of 100 days, and
a Der diem Of, $40 for each additional
aay not to exceed fifty such addition
al days. Mr.. Palmer decides that the
per diem part Of tie law is nnconstitu-
tional. His decision takes a wide
range but his conclusions seem en-
t.rely logical and sound. We give the
salient points below:
The constitution commands that the
members of the general assembly shall
he compensated for their services by
salary, and salary only. all other
kinds OF compensation are expressly
forbidden. Norman will say that, in
face OF thess provisions OF the organic
law, The general assembly could pro-
vida for p4yiag its nenbsr5 exclusive
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31

The following extract which we
clip from Washington correspond
cnce of the Philadelphia Times shows
how our classic President is harrass-
ed by pack Of hungry Office seek,
ers, and how they rob him of restt
health and contentnent. 1t is no
just the pleasantest thing to be Pre-
sident, especially since long years Of
Republican rule have made that
party one vast horde of place hunt
ers
For the small ofices, such as department
clerks, the candidates are beyo nd calculation.
Every Congressman has all the way from doE-
en- TO nfty to provide for. Aeanw bile, the wor-
ry on the President is beginning 10 tell. He
complains that his appetite Is falling him that
his sleep at night Is disturbed and his general
health Is breakingup. Under the advice OF his
friends he began yesterday taking outdoor ex-
eTcise on horseback. At three o'clock he left
the White House, accompanied by his private
secretary, mounted spirited horse and rode
out into the country. He looked Jaded and
Worn. The President sits horse we'll From
the start be went Of At a full gallop, looking
neither to the right nor left. After the expert
cree he has had for more than three weeks
with the applicants for Office nc is in a condi-
ton OF mind no dou BIT TO prepare the message,
which he promised In his inaugural, making a
hxity In the tenure OF ONCE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31
AOoW on Fire.

From the ithaca IN. " Journal.
The strange sight of cow on fire
was seen in Auburn recently. Jere-
miah Finn had tried various lotions to
kill the vermin on his cow and was
recommended to apply kerosene. This
he did, and while he was applying it a.
long the neck and back Of the animal
the oil took Are from lamp and of
course the cow became wild, throwing
jeremiah down, breaking through the
side of the shanty and running at full
speed through the streets. Men and
boys chased the blazing cow and final
ly succeeded in extinguishing the fire
with blankets.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31

ly by the day. To pay partly bya sala-
~ and partly by the day is as palpa-
BILE an evasion and trausgression of the
constitution as to pay them a per diem
alone, and the violation is worse be-
cause it tends TO aggraVate the mis-
chief which the trainers OF the consti-
tuition meant to prevent.
/ am Of opinion, for the reason sta
ted, that so much of the act Of 1876 as
provides daily pay Of ten dollars for
fifty days or less, is unconstitutional,
and that payments made by the state
treasurer under it, would be unwar-
ranted or unauthorized. In this be-
lief, am confirmed by an able opinion
of my predecessor, Hon. George Lear,
given on the 9th of December, 1876, to
committee OF the legislature, in
which, after Sn exhau stive discussion
Of this section of the constitution and
act of assembly this language occurs:
"a salary Is defined to be an annu-
al or periodical payment for serv vices-
stipulated periodical recompense.
This ia not only the established dc tlni-
ton aud popular understanding of the
term, but the constitution, in the use
Of it, so qualified it as to exclude any
other conclusion than that 1t is stip'
ulated recompense or compensation
for session. The per diem allowance
In the salary act was doubtless an
oversight, but it Is nevertheless un-
constitutional.
may observe, In conclusion, that
the session of the general assembly win
be in no wise necessarily abridged by
this decision. There is nothing in the
constitution or law limiting their ses-
sions to one hundred or one hundred
and fifty days. It's length must be de-
termined by the sense of public duty
of its members. and the character of
the labor they are called to perform.
The compensation for session, long
or short, Is as Gxed at this time 81 900,
and no more.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31
The Legislature In l847.

Major PUmeroy in Chambersburg Depository.
In the days of 1S47 members came
here to remain through the session.
They were not then supplied with
railroad passes and when they travel
ed they paid their way. Very few,
unless they lived near the Capitol,
ever thought OF going home more than
once or twice and the great majority
never got home. They began wolk on
Monday morning and stuck to it un-
til Saturday noon, generally rebel!ing
against a session ON Saturday after
noon. Those who were church-goers
went to their respective churches here
on Sunday. The citizens Of Harris
burg then made it pointto cultivate
the acqu lntance of members Of the
Legislature and many private enter
tainments were given for their benefit.
All this is radically changed. The
members who come here now prepar-
ed to stay more than four days are the
very few who live III distant counties
and not Immediately on railroads.