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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY. DEC. 2. 1892.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEC. q 1892.
ARRIVED
II VIII md aud pas .cagtrs To Henderson Bros.
win ron 10 Jr,Se Morgan a CO. vessel to selIsT Bros
ecna 10 ard dion - with and passengers toA LON.
steamer IIancona Ma1gu Portland with mise and pas
Steamer BrcaIwler B9lz Leves Del with mise and pas
51cas2 Z Knisai cniclcster Georgetown, Dc and
S.canef Rceuato1 D5ano Wilmington NJ, with mdse TO
wind at andy HOOK Light y cloudy and lazy.
At City Island light sW; clear
CLtAHEO
steamer Cityof Montreal BIZ Musker' Liverpool via
steamer Plato r. GRAHAM Liverpool Busk & Jevons
steamer Romano BIZ Mitchell, IIulI-SanGerson q Son
steaTe. ponau Ger. laHgS Bremen and southampton
aef 5e eyt BIZ. vogel-sng Hamburg- Kunhardt &
steamer saratoga. Curtis, Havana-Jas Ward Co.
steancr Nopt1ue. B-rrg Boston-H DlmocK.
gsteemcr Martha stevens Chance Baltimore Krems
steaaer Ohm Gib:oa Young Alexandra Georgetown
steamer Gull Stream, Ingram, Wilmington NC-wm P
steamer CITY Of Columbia Woodruff charlestOn-J
stsamef cty Of Atlanta Lockwood CAarlestonJ GUM
' pS,ae Guadalupe Nickerson West and Galveston
steaue Mor-an CITY, Adams, orIeans-bose7t q
A0iH'A THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LyERtoor- Dec 2-Aryel. steamer CID (Br saTe from
L6Soz PED 9Arys4 steamer ne Boutwell, Castle CRr'
IfamsteelS from Letl for Baltimore.
when put Plymouth yesterly having been in COLLISION
SOUTH AMrTON Dec ARRIVED. holn, Meyer, from
Baltimore Nov - on her way % bremen. - So ,,,
QUEENSTOWN. Dec arrived steamer Baltic BIZ Parsel
from Sew-York Nov %. on her way % Liverpool. 1890
BRISTOL Dec Arrived, steamer Eri5tOl lBrl, N4lans,
from Montreal Nov g.
sailed steamer warwick Lobbctt hence FOR New York.
LKTH, Dec 2-Arrveo seamer Yo11ord Br,Hughes' rom
HAvRf Dc SAILED. steamer Friza Stevenson, from
Hamburg. hence Tor Sew \ ork.
RIVAL. ARRIVED, steamers ArgOsy lBrl. Marshall
from New-Orieans oct 20. RaCia BTl Tyler from NeWoI
leaus nov Z. LORD Derby Br Foster from NeWOrIeAAs
HOFFMAN Dec ARRIVED steamer Mas CDtch. Baker,
from NewHOrk Nov 10
HALIFAI. Dec 2-Saied, steamer SRrmatlan Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pOsTOS Dec 2-Ceared steamers Iowa 'Brl. Walters Iv-
erpOol Nereus Bearse sew York Worcester Hallett nan
Sailed steamer, Worcester Nsreus Iowa Golden Horn
ADRIPHiA Dec 2-AruVed steamer L biddie " a.
sailed steamers British queen. Liverpool Commonwealth
and Fannie New YORK. ~.
BALTMORR Dec ARRIVED steamers Nessmore tBrl Inch
Barrow America GER HAmelman, Bremen - III.
Mcclellan Bulups. DO
sailed steamers Caribbean Mentmore, Florence ana NC
CaARLEsTOx Dec 2-Arrived steamers Knight TemIlar
LVerIOOl, Delaware New IcTk.
sailed steamer CITY Of Atlanta New-York. -. ,.
.jE--ANs, Cleared steamers FedeTlco LIVER
pool Statesman do Vidal saa Barceona GrasbrooA bfe
men. . $500, T.
Kuok do; Eglanuue NeWcastei Dlsden ~AiHlA
I6uIgh Castle, Newport T. Ascaon, Plymouth
GILYssTos Dec Arrived steamers Galveston Liverpool
RIO 0Iande. Nsw.Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03
TIE RIGHT TO ERECT TELEGRAPH POLES.

Justice Dykman. of the Supreme Court,
Yesterday rendered important decision In regard 70
the right Of he Mutual Union and other telegraph and
telephone eonuones TO set poes streets without
Compensation 10 propertyowners Great interest has
been taken County in the result OF the
action brought before Judge Dykman MI stranS' OF
Poundrdge cut down number Of polls put up IL front
Of his house by the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
On the ground had not been compensated Tor the
privilege, ana he arrested, The suit IN the present.
nstanoe was hrought BY Q. Coles Dasenbuy agalnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03

NOACHMAN.-By a respectable Protestant
man. married wi small family; years best ~
Tor oDriety honesty Address call A J. II
100 West z5th-st.
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DACKER or P0RTER.-By young ocOtcn L.,
years experience wiz strive 60 P esSse W
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MARINE INTELLLGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-TO.DAY.
sunr.es 7O7 433 Noon ,12I7 Moons age da7s 3
NIGH ArER rs-OAT.
LW-Saniv HOoK 1877; Gov. Island, "; Hell cate ~
PN-sandy Hook. lijj Gov Island 230 Hell ua'e' 49,
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ELORIST.-By youth OF l as florist I'M
derstsnds the business In al us branches and 70 also
master OF the German English and French languages Al
dress r. b.. BOZ IL Tribune ONCE.
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DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By young
Irshman single; good Penm11n; TI' A'''" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03

TMLLF. EKSTROM'S Swedish French and
n German Employment or,e ides WI hnd csl4ne SCI,
e Tor general or; also male servants buffers Ioot
Inen&c MILE A. EAoIHOM 40 10 Lexington aFe'eo4'
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V1SEFULMAN.-By young man III etV Or.
y 10 earn business willing 20 MAKE himself uScA3I "A'
good rSference H. sTEVESs, 4S3 sd+ave.
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5iluations Uantco--females.

MILE. EKSTROMS Swedish, French and
a German Employment Office ladies' viii End capable ser
yansCe1oE' -Sg o male eryIhi. bsics loot
ncnGc MILF a. EKoTKOM, 40. 10 LeHlAstol-aSerco1
4 Rcspcctable colOrcd woman desires to go
= out to b. the day. 255 West l'hs' IL the rear
CHANBERWORK. HOCSEWORK, WAIT
y mo COOKING. 1c.-By good Proiestant FITS, Tor
HE ai' HONE BiiHEAU is Gth.3ye above loh-st
VOOK Wv "a respectable woman to cook
Y wash and Iron in a Irv5tc family good city reference
Car TO- days $50 Last l6tist nIst moor ifon1,
COOK.-Bv respectable German woman; un-
y de stands all fancy cooking. boninE arlne ponry and
Bc Si1i5 ''''' ''''
COMPANION. &c.-Bv an educ Ited, refined
- young lady who /, good seaiasfres ~ ~
SIT g travel growing children Address BOX J.
TnDaue ONCE.
HQUsEKEEPER.-B a New-.nglapd. lady
t-re Ma AZ Hc 5ig He.se rs Vest sls St
UOVSEKEEPER or CONPANION.-By a
refined capable New sianS aay 1 sInl 90 cor
UPTOWN once i,-5o BROADWAY.
INFANTS .NURSE.-By a capable woman
6 can TAKE Saoy 594 n ana PINS s eoaSr "? Best M
lcf'rel,e. 81 4iih-,t, between On ans oth ayes
: ADY'S CONPANION.-A- lady's COM
exchange Address ;irs. D.. Boz 10 Tribune oal
ADY'S-MAID and .SEAMSrRENS.-By a
s slil',5 O''' 'y l0'..'-,.', - -.---
AUNDRESS.-By a throughly competent
rOuu- woman. wiling ~ 81 With chamb rw0.k cN
crant references Address IL, Boz 1913, Tribune Cl1ONA
Otlce l23j Broa way
MONTHLY AURSE.-A frsf-class monthly
VI muse would Ue 90 take icF engagements, mat
class reference. Iao Lexington ave.
NURSE, &c.-As nurse to growing children,
y and do sewing wait 90 delicate lady bcl city
reference Can Monday. ~ Test 4ti-s. second nt-I
NCRSE.-Bv a respectable (cOlored) woman
- either Tor invalid OF children tlta'e 'A
Tor three days Reference. l2D West 35th st.
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
- FIrscaas Protestant ants l0r All situations Al lneI
new Par.ors - tast l2th st
- HARDY'5 Colorcd Servant Agency, corner
-. o. Broadway and a1th-t-A number 81 ms az
cooks clanbemads. mattresses seiu-tirsses General WI
yoIns just nom te -oItA 10 90 ans ming ~
country.
CTIMISS INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, 10
- 18th 9th ave supplies the most ieil-Dlo
selected male ana female, ur any tupi3 ~ ~.
families boarding houses hotels rosauraAia anu 4ls'
to-day.
XIrASHING.-By an active tidy young woman
w 20 out by the day washing iron lg or eI
Ollce L23S BtOdw-y.
NNASHING.-By a respectable woman ladies
w and cents washing tie house ON ~ me Gay
house cleaning Mrs CUNNINGHAA 20 last -5lA 717
Room 30
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Allsrcllancous.
Miss PARL0h'S SCHOOL OF COOKERY.

40 222 EAST l7th-st, Sew-YOrk.
CO0A made a science. accomplish ment a pleasure
cas-cs working bright and cOrTnO-
roons select BIZ II fare prepare all the dishes
which then uucL cOuunier the guidance o. eA
pcrenced teachers Tho svIne Of IN nares and cas
dinner end Of the matter election. AppI
r--Ons NEDl-
ATELY by persona desag them LADIES' invited 10 send
GIRO LARS At the puuc teu0nst lessons TINS
TIE preparation OF the follow ug nan 81 dishes VIII be
cXcmpined: On MONDAY December 10 o. 81 eaL,
faat bl4hes. Mince Pie Meat ~ hsDAY, al Up mPun
Paste Pies; Richmond Maids OF Honor Pattles Kl-s0es
Admission 10 ~ tickets g. "a sag .csted That
ladies' bring notebook, spoon and napkin.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16
A Pro-pecsor's l,o,ale.,~y.

To dig, or not to dig; thnt's the question
Whether 'tis best for the prospector TO ga
down into the.howels Of the cnrtli, into the
Paleozoic formation, for that fissurr vein,
Or HE away to the capitalist with talcs
Of fabulous wealth, got By toll, in that fai
awny region
TO build, to gather to gather wealth, tc
make mine.
To dig, to toll to hunger to waste u lifs
in search Of that which, perchnnce, is moi
there,
Or minglc with the throng Of humanity
to work to Mock big;" to strike Il
RICH" in order to gather within the fold,
the wealth Of III sfockholdcr.
To dig; to sicken and die In the vuin at.
tempt to follow mp the crevice to pay ore
Or go to tho children Of thy fathers, and
for confederation -xay e1O,00O-inaks
them money with you, not for the spoils
but 10 issue the stock.to the lanils. that
you may gathcr, n the riches Ut the mine
even thoiiHf, s,sa dots, peter out
There's the FGbi NICKEL.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

We have received and examined the booI
called " Theatrical and Circus Lifc,r ffon
the Sun Publishing company, of st. Louis
and pronounce il an exceedingly infer-rtin,
and very fine piece Of work. The colorct
plates and the excellent portraits Of all on
celebrated actors and actresses Of the day
together with many of past notoricty, mr.
alone well worth the price Of the book
Sketches, incidents, peculiarities, and mucl
Of the varied life and experiences Of thes,
professionals, fill the pages Of this new
work, making it attractive to all, particu
iarly to those who are ambitious in this di
rcctiOn. 80
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Danyille, Illinois, m,n has started fd
San Francisco on, a byciclc.
The amount of wages lost to the strikin,
mill mcnat Pittsburg, during three months
is 81, ,G7G,JoO.
George Russell, collecting agent nj
Philadelphia, has cmbczzlcd g., ZOO which
be collected out of Town. 81
Ingcrsoll's pleading for Dorsey, one O
tae ,icfcr,ants IN the star route trial, caused
much weeping and wailing.
Cholera is raging in Virginia to an alarm
ing extent Ono hundred persons are down
with it, and many dcnthsare daily reported
The Marquis Of Lornc, accompanied b,
n distinguished party, crossed the continent
this week, and i now touring in californi-
A line of steamships is to he established
between New York and San Franciseo, te
compete with the rnilroads for California
freight.
A severe earthquake occurred at Panama
on the 9th. People arc afraid to sleep in
the buildings, and roam about the sire 4,
or sleep out Of doors.
Another engagement in Egypt occurred
on the 9th instant. Anabi P;.shn'r follower,
in this encounter numbered 13OOO men
but were driven hack by General wolseIy
The recent floods in Texas have bcei
very disastrous. One hundred and twenty
persons were drowned, besides lJ.OO cat
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

PREclScy yUssMiTfEfs.
The following precinct committees were
agreed upon:
Cation City precinct, No. IN. Ryan,
George E. Dudley and X. s. Lewis.
Florence, No. 2-James Stanton, l.. Per
cival and LeRoy Green.
Beaver Greek, No. 3-Nonc named.
Coal Greek, No. 1T. X. Griffith, Thomas
Williams and Hugh James.
Currant Creek, No. SO. p. Allen, S. NJ
Cox and w. P. Davids.
Texas Creek, No. 6-McCormick, H. N
Likelcy and John Pierec.
Hayden Greek, No. 10. B. Carroll, A.
Phillips and A. NJ. Smith.
Hardscrabble, No. s-Sylvcster Allen
Harvey Lindslcy and $. NJ. Cypert.
Galena, No. 9-No appointments.
Parkdale, No. 10-No appointments.
Cotopaxi, No. 11-No appointments.
TOof, No. 12-No appointments.
Titusvillc, No. &c. Babcock, William
Gray and w. +. Lawrence.
Howard, No. 14-No appointments
Williamsburg, No. 15-Toby Lancaster
Richard Humphrey.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Chicago railroads which compete for
Colorado business have agreed to compro-
mise the present rates until the next meet
ing, on October 5th. They have instructed
their New York agents to stop cutting un-
der penalty of removal.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

We notice new fivc-cent cigar advcr-
tised in the Chicftain, called the " Swallow
tail" We suppose it is intended to be
given to credulous man, who listens to a
long story
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Tin Cup Banner says: There is no
thing that will do Tin Cup moro good than
TO honestly write up the mines of this
camp, and nothing is more detrimental
than to misrcpresent them, or to write any
thing against our neighboring camps OF
this county. We intend making tour OF
the mines, as soon as VIC return from the
state convention, for the purpose Of telling
our readers all about our mineral wealth y
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

A copy of the vevay, (Indiana) Revcille
reached our Office this week containing the
marriage notice of our friend, Charles w.
Bowman of the Pueblo Standard. We cx-
tend our hearty congratulations to the hap
py pair, and are glad to know that Mr..
bride, to reside permanently in Colorado.
In the language of Rip Van Wrinkle, MAY
you live long and brOspcrr
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

We were favored this week with poeti-
cal production from the pen of Mr.. Charles
Wallace, of this city. Our young poet is
one Of more than ordinary ability, and has
on several occasions boen honored by seeing
his efforts published in the Denver Inter-
Ocean and other first-class journals
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Fremont COUNTY RECORD has been
resurrected and is brighter, ncwsicr and
better than ever, which is saying good
deal. We consider the RECORD one of our
very best exchanges, and VIC trust that the
editors "life after death" will be as salutary
a change as his paper experiences after the
same immutable event.-lDcl Nortc Cac-
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16
DEssouaAr1C Caucus.

The santerrjfed y Of this preci.sct held
their primary ~ the courthouse hast sjatufs
day, to select tvrlve delegaacst to the county
eallYention, noninste candidates Tor pre-
GIcex - We were mt present, but
arnony prevailed.
saA xIzArrox.
iceland WAS chosen chair.
- Ill, secretary.
" Nj. Clclland suc.
- Osing delegates, the gen
|tlenhe6 nominations see to II tina,
every section Of the precinct NJ represented
and the suggestion was acted upon.
DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Following arc the names Of the delegate.
selected from this precinct to the count,
convention, which meets this afternoon al
2 o'clock:
Captain S. Il. White, T. NJ. Harding, w
A. Stump, John NJ. Gilligan, James Clel.
land, y. Minor, J. T. Cox, W. c. C.tlin
John johnson, Aaron Ripley, NJ. r. Felcl
and Joseph Costlow.
PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations for precinc,
officers were then made:
For justice ,of the peacc-Gcorge W
Clelland, Esq.
For cornassea-AA. fate tiong term, S
II. McKissickftshor terml.
Road ovcrsccrs-District No. 1, jaime.
Morfori; No. II, w. r. Haight; No. Il
James Adams.
To-DAy's BUSINESS
The county convention will to-2ay selec,
delegates TO the state, judicial and senate
rial conventions, to he held at Denver, ou
September 81 ,and ON October IA these dele
gates will r-sassemblc here for the purpose
of nominating candidates for legislative rep.
rescntativc and county commissioner.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

blue paste is gaining favor in London.-LIn-
tcr-Occan.
They are tracing them, about Caiion, with
a pick and shovel Just now.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Utah commission, sent out to en-
force the Edmonds bill, has made its re-
port. 1t found considerable difficulty in
proceeding with its work, but at length
succeeded in adopting rules for a fair regis
tration, which it believes will he followed
by an impartial election, satisfactory to the
government and the country.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Montrose Messenger says: We
1--we success, but we love the republican
party better; and call upon the party of the
state to witness that all the discorl that
exists III the party to-day is caused by the
abusive policy of the great Denver dailicsn
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Some one brought into our Office large,
luscious watermelon last Monday, and
simultaneously with the cutting Of it our
foreman disappeared with y large slice.
Search was at once instituted by the
gang" and in half an hour he was found
snugly slowed away in an empty nail kcg
dcyOuring the last fragment of rind.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Denver & New Orleans sold few
excursion tickets to the Royal Gorge last
Sunday, but the Denver. & Rio Grundc
train from Denver ran through the Pueblo
depot at the rate of twenty miles an hour,
and the other fellows couldn't catch ON.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Mr.. A. j. .Coykendall, one of caiion's old
timers, has this week been doing com.
mcnJable work by cutting the cockle-bur.
from his lots in the south end of the city
II all our citizens would initiate his cx.
ample this pest would soon be er.,dicatct
from our soil
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

NJ. B. Waterhousc has struck lead Of
what he believes to bc carbonatcs, OH the
ridge, southwest of the lately discovered
bonanz;,- The old man is perfectly s,nsuine
that he has Struck it.,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson have been
extremely successful with their temperance
lectures at Gunnison, Pitkin and Crested
Butte. So say our exchanges.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Pitkin Republican: Fremont grows
corn that is corn. The stalks are seventeen
feet high. Kansas and Nebraska, of course,
will decline to show up"
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Messrs Pauls 4 Penney have moved theil
furniture stock across the street, into tn,
brick formerly occupied by c. +. Helm
Paul's & Turner have moved their under.
taking stock into the same building, Mr.
Helm occupying the vacated undertaking
establishment
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Silver Cliff train now leaves her'
daily at 4:10, instead of $40, as heretofore
The mail closes Mt 3:25 u. M.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The Lake City Mining Register says ore
for the smelter at Gallon City is arriving
from Leadvillc and Kerbcr creek mines.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

|H l.. NJ. Hcrrick, of Galcna, has on cxhibi-
tion at George NJ. Mitchell's, this city, oats
six feet, seven inches in hight, which is an
average s:lmplc Of fifty acres.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Travel between here and the Cliff is in
creasing. An extra coach was brought in
to rcquisition last Sunday morning.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

The city ditch was repaired and watel
turned on in all the streets last Monday.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16

Our ticket is mide up. Now go to work
for the candidates.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-16
COUNTY CONVENTION.
<ssoA Men selecteA-A Nest Marnsna-
eas Assenbly-Cennittees Ap-
pslatea.
A FULL REPRESENTATIONS.


A rrtI REPRESENTATIONS
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oADh" of BUSINESS.
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Inc report oi the committee on order Of
business was as follows;
INSTRUMENTATION OF delegates to the
judicial convention, which viii be held on
September - at Alamosn.
sccond-Nomination Of delegates to the
senatorial convention, held September IA,
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PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Isaac Garfield was made permanent
chairman, and ID. D. Lewis permanent sccre-
tary.
THE JUDICIAL DELEGATES.
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three to select a.xcn namcs far s.r,tor;o1
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CANON CITY CRUMBS.
The fore part ofthe week was very warm

The Mcclure house will be rc-opcnei
next week
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Pitkin Mining Hcview.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. anderson closed their
series Of lectures, at Clcincs' hall, Sunday
evening. The hall was filed and great
deal of interest was manifested. Mr. An
derson spoke at length upon the evils Of
intemperance, and he was listened to with
marked attention. At the closc Lawyer
Drexelius was called upon, and urged upon
his youthful companions, both boys and
girls, to swear of; he was Temperance, he
said, from shoulder to hook, and would con
tinuc 80 for 1,240 years. Rev. Bfathcrs
moved vote Of thanks to Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson for the good work they had done
Rev. slaght moved to amend the motion BY
inviting the Iecturem to come again ut thcil
earliest convenience. He was glad, he said
thst he had suspended his rcsvicrs in thu
hall on that occasion to give Mr.. and Mn
Anderson the privilege of lecturing yfr
xpd Ms. Anderson LEFT ON Mondays truir
for lSther lecturing points
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mittee are elected, without being voted
upon. To prevent anyone feeling aggrieycd
by the mistake, DIR. Dawson moved to re-
consider the vote; but all seemed satisfied,
and the motion to reconsider was lcst. As
the chair found it difficult r. coavineef
few memhen of the working q - =
rule, Judge FELTON, vas =
count Of his knnn16d1 -
- E,llI|l y Iss & eslds'1
thar sirma5 3Inleld was xIG11 -
certain members felt 60 *. ~ y<E
rREclSt5 usxiffER@.