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, 1881-08-28


The Rev. o. 4. Burgess, pastor Of the
First Christian Church, while entertaining
lis people and friends OF the brotherhood
Friday evening at his residence, No. 20 Al
dine square, was presented with fine ell
craving. representing the poet Milton die
tatlng Paradise Lost" to his daughter, By
the young people Of the church, also with Il
handsome silver ice-pitciler and cup by Miss
Nellie jackson. The reverend gentleman
expressed himself in very grateful manner,
stating that he thought he lad not deserved
such gifts rs these as yet, being only few
months as pastor of the church, but hoped
he would be able to pay back, at least in a
small way. for these tokens of remembrance
By the young people while he continued to
be their pastor lie gave short talk on the
life of Milton, which was very interesting
One Of the p!easantcst social events OF the
week occurred last Friday evening, it being
5 farewell reception rendered by Mr.. anu
hIrs. ". ". Cal1iins. at their residence, No
147 California avenue, to Mr.. G. j. Docl1ius
and family, who are about to remove to their
new lloIl. ut Canton. Q. The spacious
grounds and conservatorles were brilliantly
illuminated and presented 4 cheering. scene.
After some rccitaticns by Mrs: Harry Wagar,
the company were entertained at beautifully
spread tables OIL the lawn, and all elegant
album with photographs of numerous
friends was presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Bockius in Il neat speech by Mr.. A. D. Ctin-
acknowledging the kindness Of his friends,
and he was followed by Mr.. CalEins and Aid.
j. ID. Everett
The Ashland Club held Il business meeting
at st. Caroline's Court Hotel Thursday eyen-
ing, and the following officers were elected:
II. Kerw1n, President; W. Salisbury, Vice
President; ": Coe, Secretary; +. kirkha1u,
Treasurer. The first party will be given the
, 1881-08-28

WInchcarer.a Aypophokph1tes
will cure consumption coughs, weak lungs
bronchitis, and general debility. Established
tWeutY-one years. .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER.

Those who were triumphant over the ad- vent of General McKnezic into the Terri tory and turned their batteries on General Wilcox, than whom Arizona never had a more prompt and efficient commander, will now have a chance, eur Las. 70 VhInlngiy take i. all back and declare before God and man that they were mistaken. Gen Me Kenzie is s br,,e, good officer, but We have others equally as good. He has been or dertd from this department and Gen. Will COX assumes entire control in the fed and elsewhere throughout the Department of Arizona. The Indian question has been handled ai,h more than usual good iuig- I1ent. and thus the Territory, save very small s;rip bordering on Mexico, has been saved the houurs and fearful drap bacIs of long and cruel @sg with the natives who are numers Us and hard to cope vita iu the rough gr,inito mo'ntaiHs of Arizona Cur people .re content "lta Gen. Wilcox and want him left unhami- cred by officers higher in rank He wi-l surely do his duty and save Us lives and property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Tae soa.aern Press.

For several days ths bitter spleen emitted bv The press of Southern Arizona on Genl. WHIcox. and iu fact the whole military, would appear to a candid. fair-minded, un- prejuiiced community as anything but courte us, jl,. and liberal That news paper jeaIousies should co far overbalance the sound I,as.l liACs oi experienced JouI- uaiists Is to Js wondered a-, cEcep. perhaps in the case os 5Ir. Cum. of the Epiral h. whose soul i5 ta.. and sore beyond cure when t.e subject ot ,hc military is brought - direct controversy with the Interior De- p.ftIent, f which branch of tae public se-vloe Alr. Ciam a- eae tlme had the honor tu be a member. .1i He b-liey. a very good one. Atthat rhae a harsh controversy arose between L.a ..ls rhe military, and tu the present t5ae thelc has not been found a healing 1s- for t}e rsj.aai AlE. Cum, there fore lis doub..-,Jeed, acrimonious cgiti- ism, are u9. ty t- ,-uudeeed at. bet when it comes down 2. taas. ,.a should look up- .r things vh cmia., unprcjudiced in e9--r sense os The word. taking up the cudse. Co sra-ify pctsy jea-ousies, then We ! wonder indeed.
 We believe Geul WIlcox has done his whole duty in the i-se Indian unpleasant ness. We remember well, having retained : a residence ;n Arizona from ls64 up to 1874. when thc Territory Lad numerous military commanders, and yet no more correct or prome. sse.s were taken |, check. during all that tsme, Iai..n outhrelks and hos;ilities than those cL,s-a by Geal. Wilcox, who. ii left alone for i.a days ,mhanp'rcd, will cause tae uariiy s-raess C. sue Tor peace "l h.te t.ie dust He.,ver, i- would be one oi the wonders if a ca5.a.slGiug oticer of thi: Dcyar.m.r, we're to canduc, 8 campaign even v.tsout er.ar in the least minut, ,hiup.ana gseare the eeasurc of great News paper GeEera.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
4. 2. }II<TIi, B. D..

',-. Mlurie', ltiutnrv fatl- " Nrphr u curl cures a4 l .a-# -lI sa- ''.rH.l l--t-. G'n 0-rhs-- ti-s i.-r.. --iafs. Cor sale ls -r-ls. sl bottle. -l4 ts.f-t- Tor g.
 Ir Nlutf.'- Ia frIf1p f-itlS. -r. ta@ hest and ch--pe-t I~rt.. and U Ui-us cure u the iasrast. For sale hy -4. dI -. .-.--s. F'is'f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

<. James d Dawes. of Tiptop, have dis- solved partnership, Mir. Dawes continuing the business.
 Why is it that Cum Is after the Indian Agent at San Carlos. Doesn't he want Tii48ys place.
 r. V. Blake has fixed up his office ln aP- I-e-pIe ur.er. 1T Is now cosy. convenient and well regulated iyr comfort.
 Hon. Clark Churchill has purchased for ..ias-.i a me ranch in the Sat iuFer alley s5 ...Ein- the town If PheniX.
 The murderer of American Charley --utel-eI to i've years in the Territorial Piissn has e,eapeL
 o1r merchants, a.l of them, hove new goods. consequently the person who wls-ea lJ make FurcAa.es can't go aIulas. 5,r. and 3irs. Judge Brooks are c!e,er, happy people. and If yuu don't believe }, cal and Sec If they don't treat to nome made apples.
 l J. =. Nathan, the accomplished p.auo player. 'Eo has been w.th Thorne Tor solne- ! l..e. uas several -pupils under his charge, i .l. .: sh.fI are learning rapidly. : Yesterday was Sunday and no;Ling trans n.reu .u Prescott tr excite the popu.a-e ca cri,t tygo dog fights. one on the Asmui th ai.d tLp other on the LLliaputlon order. E K. Baacr, a ileigAtcr, arrived yeatel- day irom PheuiX with load of hauors Iol : Brsuaen & Co. He came via the Black ! Canyon route. which he reports quite good. EYyp.n Messgs. McAulih < Co, owners ef ,..c ALriundac mine, IA Turkey Creek, 1 hate i.st bonded the same to PAlla- deuLia parties for SIC, ,gJo. Maythey make ! t sale Is uU sincere wish.
 Five hundred dollars reward i, offered fnl , .u. apprehension aEd conviction of the Uan : -fal.r. ,hp killed J. A. Bryant. The eau4ss offers S3JO and the Territory tA, i balance. |; is tp be hoped tha; good aa-.l vill hc kept for the desperate heno . Ea t.os the lI4c o; a good man.
 Al inspection Cd. Mrs Furbish's millinery ass.tisimeut this morning revealed th, . fact that Pf, scott contains just the noDlies ! a,,a..lneat oi lau.es head gear, dress tlm usu--. etc.. to 5y found thls side of the yIear N.,souri ufer.
 n.e bad tae pleasure of meeting in ou .-.,.u today Nr | Nj House, Vh, has re
 . u Tru,a Basin since 1876, where h' ll. l.-.o,..-a and lnc.tei many very va.u st., au.s. Ng II. tells as that minin- l,s..als aI. certainly very h4J,oriug ia Ll section.
 @uar Morales, Mexican Consul in tIi .,..,. g....srl telegram from Tomastol ...aeuc.n. that reliable information ha, .. l-.o t.-t9 derer battle hal arer ...--a- h, ta- 5e.ielu troops H.lA tn .I..a- near n4bi-5ey il. souor,, nea ! thr Chihuahua boundary No furthc ...u.e.'s.- have been r~cievea. Journal
 U.u F. J. Butler, name vill com '... President Arrhuria cmecriou wit.
 .- .urr-.5r,t Arizona. W 's
 ... . Nr E-t.er, t-d-y can bring ... r.. ...t. i.se-.-' 60 tear upon tl ......... ..r sae po>.siol ,aaa any mel
 & Territory 1T j. eguallv uopU!@
 s.t. Republicans and Democrats, as
 . claim viI h.iudar-ad by the unani , uaa ,o.,a If the people
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
in A1=-nOr.en

 ] a. ,ae residence of Col Ben Morgan ir : T. t. Arizona. ou Saturday. October = . I--f, e. 2.lo p. H. Ne co,5 tac f.l..eiu9 ! written iy C. o ro.5oa, from the Tlc-Yu -.l
 - deceased a.s descended fg.a Du5-l ...y l.,a Roland. ahu settled in ,ls . .t.i..F Fs ..I., la tae sixteenth cyntury au. .sa.i rt-, auitj estate, re.r tas-a.c. . >.e j--eg. The family lamc yas pr.g.- .'t Fag.r-. indicating 50 I.a..t- srI-lu ".. F.gi-.u v., h.u about Is-u, aul ....ayi .ly .i the L,aI. aI.v of ar-.nalts .sa sought tae -,.i-u ia-.hc shores n . l-i"
 H. a.- .a,u.br. ar rhe Common ".1aea uf ,,.a Francisco .u loo, aui a,s.-,,t in ..--.. ...a1 avl society ln ta'..u...a. tr .-a.. t.-Ir.} eIty so well known ou taa g.s.a,,, ,riel,r of Pnrtsu.au h square. 8 .ie .Ie Alta California newspaper -.alt,-l .te career
 i1 ls5i cd. P@u..san returned to N.w '....r ,. a luatruuGial cugagcMen-. a-d .r..r..t , I..Hr,iT dwelling house a- Pa>,aic .. n14.,i., Lls A.-..- place by water 2. ., aal p2.bs. H. wa. prominent .,. :. ......,.. and WAS a delegate c. the first Re .r,.'..a:, convention. vaichLet at PIttshurg .r i-.,9 ,u5 aided tht nomination oI his ol4 ..l. ..G.a trend. Gcnl Fremont fyr tae -.,-.Hey.
 F.: sst,r yo.rs Le ua- in aliuen- circEm- ,-......-. ..G entertained at h.~ ra,saIc res!
 .. - h..Htah.s stvle. h the mutati.E, ., -....- C.r.tt. fc.'4.at va, a guest there. .... j.. ..l reen s..4 uut y ''.Lc c:C-l ........-.r .u N,e ak j.. l-,", before .e ..., ..-..at,l Governor e.; A~i4uEa. IT.
 .- ts. .rtithss.s. when General fre- ...r. c.4, e. Arizarr as GnrcIEor, co. ".e.-,.t accompanied huh fer rev JIit. r t... ..uary,..bs cooutry, and Vas an- pointed Register ot the |. =. Land Office at F ..n.t. Alter his suspension from that ..I. $, came c. Tucson and entered largely r. -al ,,ol estate business. purchasing ..c. . ..aa a,l rhe santa Cruz uver.
 !;. ,.4. d Lsyu5t. oi the Hartist Church .-. r .-.~ immersed by the good old Pa.ty. E--. l4rlt Street Baptist Church. S-. ..... $ rsc.. New York, when he vas quit. . s ...- .,-u. and e,ci afterwards remained E.O.I member of thc Church of St. . ina 5ar D.ul.st. In San Francisco Ia iS4:t-.s1 l,. vas 30 piilar rt the Baptist Church .u Na,hia-- a Street near Stockton, under -... nl.1.,rr.-i,. If the Rev. .. (. Wheeler. Ia tl. o.-rnia.t..n If ,he Fiist Hsp;i>, . Church Iu Tucson hy q curious cr:uelJeuce . i:.r. Q. C Wheeler, Col Pauiison and i ... ..i..-, v,r- present after separation m ] a..s-u- sra,ie- @: ,Giz sphere for nearly a ,A.ri .ia century. His diselso u4a en- ..r-...,a- .. the liver, aggravated Jy ,na- i ..... ..r.l
 r...- aesy IS peacefully a, 8 butter s ..-.. ..s n:l-- .:.a ceae.- tn exist. Nu ...-e ,.l .a Au.;U. cad D, a..:1 can be !; .l5 2 WAS .r,H believer .H tae religion i..o-.s tt i-su- '.-lst.a.d lis life bore l-s- ,....ry [, h.s ta..a:
 ! --... 1istle NaI-an. Nu" acted tG. -,..
 -1.es ;u d stranger ln a stTal-e ltAt i ...s t.,. f.i. .o ac. house and a,i,uju.>-e.- . t.. ...- l.-. necessities ought to be cag-Llc.,6 d. .... ..-.-.... ci 'a5uts.
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 To-.. ;-. .fl-rsl sDl. laAe 's-u~-.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Ba.Lon shipment.

The proP-ie,ors of the Silver Belt mine, Agua Faa district. are turning "at bullion in large quantities ani shipping tae same to San Fr,,,is-1. Last week six tons were sent forth and like quantity awaits ship ment at the s,nelte-. The furnace will con tinue in operation f.- a l.ag period ana at least $50, ,OO0 will have been shipped before closing down for reu-irs. The Belt Is one Q: tLe most promising mines ou he Pa-.ac Coast and some oi these fine days Nili sec for q million of dollars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
TIE dsEA1 Ea3-isi aEAEDi

E-a asvrr fau.gE Cure fer Ss-,4a- D L.L.y. g.t,-i A.,alily. seminal Wea ku-ss sl er-atcrsuoaa. Iosf N an ifuu'i i-uporcu-y. Paralysis and az tae ierri hle effects uf sii-Aur4-v. you. .htgi f0lne-, k eKcss-c- ia f-Lturrr yrars, --u-l az lo~- 1f Memory [. ia~slJuds, Nocturnal tu,s- sIEE, AVerFlJ1 c. SDclaty. Dlmuers of Vision, Noises .u tl- q a-; the vltL | lad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY, NO. II kEARNEY ATREET. Treats all Chronic and SpecIai
 B5-caSeS-
\ OIsrlG Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FFOE THE EFFECTS of you n1gi fcl y- .-sc-etie1 w. Go r-l % -sa- tIe-n,1yss 5f 't4.. taH ever Lad 70 tl- altar cf sE-r-lag Ll..4uI.y. Is- >f4NSEA Wtl- gll-aI4tee -ortet S-l for every case of seminal WraEaess Ils..-l i-ss- at any E1-l 1r cLz-@cter wa4cl he uadsrtzFss --..t .l--s ,1 e4-r
 MID LI AGE GEN.
 There are many sd t-e lI t'ls to --H,y nho are Erogb-s- s-th tvo .-t l.lt --I-sl- gt tle a4-1aer ofteu acc, fall-g ut - ---tt s-4lraE ur burning seIzatlJ-, ali se-ae~ uf -y,lru iu l-alIli-r tl.s ra.leslf cIaun- tas- nr 70 uri- srt CD lslt1 4E -...l.-t .4- ---eu ar uNnd anu son-st u-- sgll4 .r.-- ut .-- l-n~l sl- aTFcar CT ths opr val Nr t "a tli- nl4s-l l-a, ssa-n '--aia- 5 Co dar --. -ar-a .-1ar-. Thee ere many Htl Wl. i-l- ef ia -.ti-.s Lr1-rt Ht Jlr g---e, 0tci rs tl- s,eg-i stage o4 --sls.a AsEss- Q ~- WAL yaa-sItf- 8 riac- c- .l . -gea e1ss. and he--iy rv- or-;iru .- t-- -slsl-.--.r .r.-a-s ois4ns-
 F. ~ T5r-lss-. s.-..-.-- 70. Hla-- -teu-.lUg. fIli clE--e of iati.r-.. .F tor .sirr Nl;-a -. .i.- -.ETi,t-.1-. ... 2. 1-r--- '- --.'f To -l'- OFFICE Ha-a~ z#ta+ a-4 V t- -fl.-syr |: cha i' to lI .oa-s.....a i-s-, ga9ra-sl ,ks.l.-.aiioi aEs -ls1cv s-. ta. --agL--.
 H. ~FlNNEY co
 N.. ,. a-.r- To. san Frau---re
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
Crur1 Sc Lerge.

Cra4. t.e aou.3-i- murderer of Cornell and Richarisar. through petty teehnic..ity ! oE ..c lay has been set free @ once mure 70 npan the highaav, commit murder, robbery or what u5r T.ciol.o~.na. from the Yuma sentinel. shows how tl- lav has been t.vsr,el 4rl ;s, Territorial prison nabbed : of ,.....- ...s rs. c.a..cts.
 Iap.t.t-. le-9. t. T. C-1H vas se,,t [, ts. .'a--.t-lL f...a rom N"aave c.l-g' .l . ..r..- ..,.. saI judgment s..r-i lg jt'-. Silent. ia.s commitment ] vs- s..4-.. r.. -..e.- -a .rse...s Justice. ! a.l ... J,- ]. 4-. le. sa3ued that ] tu- l.4.. had ,,.a ..... ..-..-,-. ut convicted . .f any c-.u- ...-..,r The s,AI.e sun .. ot t... ,...lr ..- .a.t t-lu be cyn-
 .a ts. ...,.-.-ss. ;'.-san iur faur'ccp l,..t su t. ..H.f..t. -t ias Angeles, . .a....5 +.-. ...r.. ...,.s corpus, on the ...r.t .a.. t.. commitment WAS illegal and -., i.i-..... ..... ta N.u5ay. DctotyI tl-.. '--t .. r.--. ..cuci. the wit Wa, r-.ur..t lat.-.f.3-et. B. Briuley. sIt- .in-as 'a-.- '..sa.--...,r. Judge Il. H ! 4l,..ul--. I..et Attorney f.r Yuma i cpuu-v. -..-a",., Y. behalf of the Prs d ! authorities. ..a org fuvh. "i rhe case ! yua-. A ... .s..-.,.-.3 the error in Jh, commitments. .. ..e r1ls'asr was d. sgea 2. c...,......... '.. .,.. c...e iltD the hands If ... ...,a .r...-....s. Y wnrii seem .s ..-. .....e.,e n hand
 s e.s.s q. t.- 3..-l--s- ai this om, ..91.G --..s.- -t .......-Hl negligence.
 \ -0aur.s..-.- - ..w r., h- -55odto -t, g.-.l' a. l.. .....g-e .i t. Crun from t.- I,a...r... ..-. Leaving here vitl .s ...-... a. .-s-... tIHu rea, - i-- -l- . ...'..- -a.u. oa IaIr- ; l-Rl.g-. ca "s.-..".- j. .ala- he G.eL jf'-.- ............. .- s...s butt tUas,'|'y ], ], uus e.,au :. ..i r...- au.:.. ,cuEsiisr- able pac ,.., .. a.. .....-rs.. ..- Cram mad. ? p-is.s ..- e..... 10 l'.l.r.ile Al, health, "a ...-r z. .a'.. ..t..a through sym
 j.,a. .ts .... ,ll.,g-sl1 -oE.a oi Ih.l'r. -N.a-,a.L
 is sa:.-y ..-. l.,. iera yr-te.,i criminal ra. ,.. 1..-.t ..is freedom to Ie- port Liase't 5.... C.-a, is Uo, dead, but ae puts au arg,sr.... .n -n.s county there vii. b, 8 -.aa.., y.s-. notice for the news nr2-rs Nc a-, ......e' E.. l-avr r5lt Judge Porter cans. .'. o---t C.mMi--ionsr to resign. He l,s r.,.i himself very much in n, estimation .i l-.,ls m Eor,hcrn Ali zaaa -E9 1ir1a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

IT.. Ga.-e,l fuaI amounts to sJ57, ,S51 Nellie RyIe Dramatic Troupe is billed for Las Feg'., E-" N-@ico,
 FrmS r-'a..~ arrived iu t,ya yesterday from Chm, Ee.,-. where A- holds forth. Hon C (. Bon Las acloiied some val gsb.e mining ...,e.-y r.t..-n ten miles ot ta;# c,,-.
 House renoyado., pa.er.ng, etc, seelns :" be a.! tae % in Preset,
 Tn San Be.n..3iau Daily Index comes ,9 Us a bright. and interesting Repuhicgn paper.
 \ s.camcr vii leave Yuma, A. T.. Satur- day. Nov. 5th, l.. Camp MoAave and inter mediate landing
 Miss pe.,;, Cs-.alcc ias been offered the llcTy Cheek school T. runs from the ,s,scnt un-.l January l-r lo82 Doctor F. h. i.nsaor,a returned yostel- day from SaH lsa.lis-5 much improved in h,.I-a.
 i-.- night v-, a regular sc.rchcr-tAe e., .--t 0l ,a. season. Watet trozc of all nca thick.
 . N. l..,s.. .i.e a-j c,i.j, and 1Ir. Thuut'a ~,.- ...,s,r-=rs ptr Black Canyon stage ta-t.r..
 : --..-...i transfer ei military co'ATaniss $ under r,.Egl. u- Gen. MI.lcuI keeps tine e.tt.lr= ai A,- -'.l....-;s.-..n ia actNlty. Ls.5.r :f.... Albuquerque. has been --.. ,,.-- lis e ,-,..,' -.~ Gu.rca, by hang F. ..'. .- ,r'.-. .a ..Lt if Aaa tons -ElaI ia aa..a.. c..4.n -.. .e found No t.c. n @.l.. t4. Geo. H Curtis ln ,Ir,, r. .. a-.. ..- -..-,.. F. a.u ta come ur ...a -.......
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Our s.rs,,s v,-,...l .s.. 5.y.

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N r-,..t seems ;o have v,ly tender .g-.r.t judge. Tie Gazette sasr. M
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pa-aiu luot-rry- .He 1rr-- and uasEs other dls esses mat lead Go ga sanity and death.
 DR. INVITE lI agree ;o fJ- feit SsQu for case of ,hs kilG ghe vital E.~toratiye under his special ayce and t.-cr,uea-I s-u not cure. for any thing impure CT Iu 1rica- IG ID %. pg. Iluse trcaes all PrIyzte Ll-rs--- -uccv-sfUli without mercury con- srrf-s3r free. IT. ..avh sxar.Ilat-1u an advice c.l.u. analysis . inc, g. Irlc" Df N.ta. festora- . 8 bottle 1f i1Ur ti--s the quantity. %; sent to ai a1tr--- vrr1 r-,-lTf of g. Ce C, J- b. se-
 care from observation, and Irlvate fl des.red
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

We are pretty reliably inforined that the directors or i.t- A tc F. l.. F. have decided upon c,.augiHp tle.r rau,e from q ,..ur as..r Hackbely ia Hohlve county. dropping the Nee les crossing cf the Colorado River and making a nor5herly de:our to Call.i.le, where the river affords all facilities for bridging. From Callville the route to be pursued will go through Southern Novala, where a junction will be formed with tae Utah Southern. and thence on Va Bakers field. Cal, to SaA Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

G.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-09
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given 20 the Electors of the city OF
Alpena, county Of Alpena, State of Michigan, that
the Annual Charter Election will BE- held on Monday,
the ith day Of April, 4. ID. 1884, at tho following
places in said city
First Ward-At Bowling Alley building, corner Of
Second and Chisholm streets.
Second Ward-At New Engine House, No. t.
Third Ward-At Engine House No. 2.
Az which Election the following city officers 20
be chosen:
One Mayor, one Recorder, one Comptroller, ono
Treasurer, ono Justice of the Peace.
Also the following officers in each ward
One Supervisor, one Alderman. one Member Of tho
Board OF Education, and one Constable.
You are also hereby notified, that at snd election
the following officers to be elected, viz:
Justice of the Supreme Court in place of Isaac
MarstoD, whose term Of office will expire December
81, 1881.
Also two Regents of the University in place of Ed
ward c. Walker and Andrew Clinic, whose terms of
office will expire December 81, 1881.
Also, Circuit Judge for the Twonty-third Judicial
Circuit 70 which your county is attached in place of
Jonathan II. futile, whose term Of ofoe will expire
December 81, 1881
abe following amendment 20 tho Constitution i,
also TO be submitted to the people for their adoption
or rejection
An amendment to Section 70 OF Article IL, relative
10 penal fnes provided for by Joint Resolution No
q, of tho Legislature Of 1879.
The polls OF said Election will h OpcN al O'Clock
in Tho forenoon aad will be continued open until Ave
o'clock in the afternoon, unless the Board shall in
their etereton, adjourn the polls at twelve O'Clock
In testimony whereof have hereunto ,et nv
hand and affixed the seal OF said city OF Aipena this
9th day OF March A. d. 1851.
Ar. MCDONALD.
Rses,as,s ossss Aipsss, MisA., March 9. 1881.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-09

which was in substance that, whereas,
the Hon. j. b. futile having with
drawn from the candidacy for the re-
nomination for the office Of Circuit
Judge, therefore, be it
ReSolced, That the withdrawal be
held and considered to be in good faith,
and that his name be not considered in
this convention.
Hon. S. l.. Carpenter being called up
ON, stepped forward and addressed
the convention in an earnest and en-
thusiastic manner, and was followed
by Hon. j. X. Lockwood and J. B.
Clay berg
The convention then adjourned.
1t is but just that we here state that
those who withdrew from the former
convention, were all leading and in
fluential Democrats.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-09
To the Public.

EDITOR OF THE ARGUS:
The undersigned, brother of the girl
spoken Of in the last issue Of the Re
porter as having been so inhumanly
treated by her parents, wishes to state
that there is too much untruth in the
article spoken of to pass mnoticed.
She was never shut up in a dark room
with the door chained; she was never
fed on bread and water; she was never
unreasonably whipped; she was never
forced to go out on the street and in
the yard wearing a foolscap. On the
contrary, all reasonable means have
been employed to have my sister do
what was right, and nothing unreason-
able, and to be punctual in attending
school. She was always allowed to eat
and did cat the same food as the rest of
the family. The article in the Reporter
| denounce Us groundless.
Respectfully,
HARRY SMITH.