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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

lepo sited on the counter. The bar
keeper rctrcate d rapidly, and during
he co Infusion he thirsty individual
walked forth.
Judge Porter was at Wilcox on
saturday last. He arrived there fro m
Lordsburg. The Judge docs not
propose to letve a rail of this fence
down. The Judge IS equally as
thorough in business as he is in the
canvass.
The Quien Sabc md Globe copper
mines are to be opened up at once.
Pinal is SAID to a lively town.
Colonel Poston, who shot at Whit
more, of the Citizen, is to be tried
It Tucson, on the 30,h inst.
The Globe Chronicle has wheeled
into line for Porter aud Davis. Our
hand, brother.
Mr.. Salisbury, of the famous stage
company, has accepto the superin-
tendcy of the Benson Smelling
Works.
The Courier a1mi(s that Hon. A.
E. Davis can make first-cla s
speech and is an able man, and state
that the late Republican rally in
Prescott was large and uc.essful
meeting.
Capt. Eagan, superintendent of the
Peck and Occiient mines. has TWEEN
ty-threc men at work. The water in
the Peck will shortly be lowered SO
as to make it Profitable to put on a
large force of men.
The man Green, taken at Prescott
day or two ago for robbing tho
Williams stage, is accused of rob-
bing two OF the Phoenix b US.
The parties bonding the Clip nine
Of Silver District, have closed tho
bond and purchased the property.
Tie gentlemen purchasing are well
known and successful mining men
and we trust that the working of the
Clip mine VIII inaugurafe the boom
which Silver District so richly de
srvves.-.Scntinel.
Less than $50 miles of track re
| main to be LAID before the A. s. p
will reach the Colorado river ant
there unite with the S. p. The juno
ton Will probably be made inside Of
three months.
The daily run Of The three smelt
ers of The OLD Dominion Copper
Company at Globe, is seven and &
! half tons of copper. The company
control twenty-five copper bearing
mines, and expect soon to turn out
500 tons per month.
The railroad from Benson tc
Guaymas Is finished and another
point is tou ched on the Pacific coas
by rail, which connects it with the
States of the Union. San Diego anC
Guaymas will draw not little of The
trade from San Francisco in time
1t is now stated that the Atlantic
s. Pacific people contemplate bui d
ing from the Colorado river to the
Pacific coast, as was at first contem
plated. There is said to be nothing
in the agreement with the Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe, and st Louis &
San Francisco, to prevent the Allan
tic s. Pacific from going into the
m arket at The proper time and rails
ing the money to execute Its origina
ktention and build to San Francis
b.-I1peku COmmoaag5 ath.
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TIE Prescott branch railroad bus
mess, which raised the hopes of our
sister town 50 high, seems to have
lost its grip, and the Prescott jour
nails righteously express their indig-
nation.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ga
Healdsburg dispatch says that City
Marshal Fields attempted TO arrest
Henry De Cortaz, deserter from
the artillery, y. s. Army. He made
Il successful resistance. Sergeant
White, q. S. A, met with no better
success, but reinforced by Sergeant
Whalen and 4 squad, made second
attempt. De Cortaz emp led his re-
volver without effect and was sEot
dead.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

THE Independent claims that the
Republicans and Democrats of Co
chise have been committing frauds
in the registration of voters, some
thing over 5000 being registered out
of population Of 10,00O-hearly
every third person, man woman and
child, a voter.
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ARRESTS are being made il Utah
under the provisions of the Elmunds
Bill. for unlawful cohabitation and
polygamy- The last Salt Lake Her
all gives the particulars of the ar
rest of one F. F. HINTS, of Big Cot
tonTood.
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curry has been so exhausted by
his "masterly inactivity" in Con
gress that he now retiIes to private
life at Florence to recruit. The
people viii give him an unqualified
permit on November It'll.
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THE Gazette asserts that Demo
Gratis have been solicited to allow
their names to be placed up n the Re
publican ticket for Sheriff. viii the
Gazetts be so condescending as to
mention the names of those Demo
oss
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SEVERAL hundred Chinese, says
Truth, have landed in San Francisco
from Hong Kong as actors, and as
there is no call for their services
they are making cigars, &c.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

THE Republicans of New York
have nominated L. L. Lewis for
Judge of the Supreme Court, at the
late Judicial convention at Buffalo.
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The Milwaukee (Wis.) Erentn9
Wisconsin says: "In all our expo
rience we have never heard so many
favorable reports from all classes as
we have concerning s.. Jacobs Oil.
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VoTE for the men who will make
the most competent officers an the
greatest benefit to the county ana
whom you will ind named on the
R3Dullican ticket.
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HliteIIdl AdEtS dpput tie
mismanagement of the Jeanette,
coming within your know l. ge,
which you have not stated in your
answers?" mo, sir; the canned
goods were generally bad and were
destroyed from time to time.''
Fanny ParneII Reinforced.
BosToN, Oct. 19-T'he remains of
Fanny Parnell arrived and we re re
buried this afternoon from the resi-
de nee of Mrs. Leedor.
Egrs. ScOvIIIe.
CHICAGO, Oct. I9.-Inquiry into
the alleged insanity of Frances M.
Scoville, wife of George Scovllle and
sister of Charles J. Guiteau, tic as
ssssin of President Garfield, began
in the county Court to-day. on com
plant OF her husband, who appeared
on behalf of the prosecu ion. The
day was occupied in getting jury
and hearing the opening statements
of counsel. Scoville in his state
ment gave the history of the Guiteau
family. claiming that insanity has
run through 1t since 1870, and that
of the fourteen children of her fail.
err, five died insane aud two of dis
cases closely allied 10 it. Mr..
Blanch, Mrs. Scovillc's attorney, in
his statement, charged Scovi.le with
inhuman trea ment of his wife and |
stated that he instead should be in
lunat;c asylum. The hearing will |
be continued tomorrow.
ASIA 500 Verdict.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 19.-Thc jury in
the case of Maria Prescott against
President Trus ey, of the American
News Company, rendered verdict
in favor of plaintiff for S12,50O.
millionaire Killed
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-Major
O'Conor, who was killed at Knox
vile, Tenn, to-day, was well known
here as business man and well re-
garded. He had accumulated $40,
100000 since the war, but was lavish
ard helpful to distressed persons.
The President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Blowing to
repairs being made in the White
House, a cottage has been prepared
for President Arthur.
Whites and Negroes.
OxFoRD, Ala, Oct. 19.-The whites
arGSrganizing an army and drilling
at Anneston, to resist the threaten
ing uprising of the negroes. The
latter are armed and demonstrative.
The fire engine at Ancestor is fired
up for any emergency.
The Wrecked Bremen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-The
Court Of inquiry, called TO investi-
gate the cause of the loss of the
British ship Bremen, on FArallonc
Islands, find evidence conclusive
that the fog signal on the island was
not blowing before or AT the time +
the vessel went ashore. If it had r
it must necessarily have been heard I
in time to have prevented the disas- {
-er. The Court found slight error $
IN the judgment of the master Of the =
Bremen, III directing the course f
he ship, bat not grave enough to f
Justify it in dealing with his c,rtl- |
icate.
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STILL the fight RACES, and the can
didate who can furnish the m st
whisky gets the most followcrs-inlo
n saloon
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VULTURE Will go for Porter; Tenn
pc will vote for Porter; Mesa will.
vote for Porter; Phoenix will vote
for Porter; the county will vote for
Porter.
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The arms which were taken from
the Pima county rangers by the Mex
lean authorities, some time ago, have
been returned to the United States
authorities.
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The Courier says: Judge Porter
cannot commence to carry his own
county" We wager that he will
end I.y carrying it about November
7ih-
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Miscellaneous Telegra phi.


melville zSSs1OTLss
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Chief En-
gfnecr Melville sent his report to
the Secretary of the Navy 1t is a
graphic narrative of the Jeannet t
expedition, from the time when they
parted y it'll Danenhower. The re
port therefore supplements the ships
log and De Longs own minutes, all
of which were preserved, and thus
complete the history of the Inflated
expedition. The rel ort is accompa-
nicd by Il carefully drawn chart,
which sh ws in d tail the windings
of the explorers, the story of events
from July II h ana 18Th. attendant
upon the loss of the Jeanette.
Egypt.
CAIRO, Oct 19.-Thc Egyptian
Ministry allow Napier and Broad
leave to defend Arab, provided
witnesses would undergo prelim.
naiy examination.
The 1Icxic II Dead.
MEXICO, Oct. 19.-l'ho buzzards,
it is said, feed on the half-buiied
bodies of the poor in Mexican Gem
cteries.
Railroad D3sas e..
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 19th.-Lasl
night a railroad collision orcurred
between the emigrant and a freight
tain near Benlcia, in which Daniel
Clark, engineer on one tram, was
very badly hurt, and several cars
jammed. The passengers ON tho
emigrant train were frightened and
badly shaken up, but not injured.
a Libel suit.
SAY FRANCIsCo, Oct. 10 William
Hollis was arrested today on a war
rant for libel, sworn to by Judge e
w. Halsty of Department No. 10 OF
the Supreme Court. These com
plants charge Hollis with having
issued pamphlet which, it is claim
ed, reflects severely unon the char
acter of Judge Halsey. The defend
ant was held to appear in bond Of
$1,000.
Printing House Burned.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-August Gist's
printing place on Third street was
damaged by fire today to the extent
of $4,000. 1t was insured. Fred
Pattersoh's retail stationery store
loses considerable also.
Ter. Idle Explosion.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia gas ex
plosion on Twentieth STREET today
blew out an iron grating on sewer
three hundred feet into tie air, tear
ing elrth and stones around. A min
ute later similar explosion followed
one square away on TWEEN ieth and
poplar streets and another at Twel
tieth and Parish streets and a fourth
IL block distant. Flames then burst
from the sewer throwing volume
of fire into the air. Hou es were
shaken within a radius of several
squares. Tremendous excitement
prevailed. Strange to say, no one
was hurt.
AaIGlnh11:30 o'clock while Mrs.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

New YoRK, Oct. 23.-The six
days pedestrian contest began al
midnight and the contestants are
Rowell, Hazal, Fitzgerald, Hughes,
Vint, Noremac, Hart, Helty, and
Panchot.
The American Excl ange Bank
and Chamber of Commerce have
jointly purchased the old postpfiice
site. 1t is understood that they will
build seven story building cover
ing the entire lot.
Irish Fund PIundered.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23 The pro-
ccedings at the meeting of the sub
scribcrs of the Irish Skirmishing
fund yesterday showed distru,t of
the trustees. Instances of misappro-
priai n were cited. Mrs. Langtry
arrived on yes erday's steamer.
New Railroad Line.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The New
York, Chicago, & St. Louis Railro ld
opens for usiness today. The de-
pi cssicn in Lake Shore on Saturday
was caused by the underground ru-
NOR that Vanderbilt was i'll.
= sassachusetts Disaster.
NORTH ADAMS, Oct 23.-By a
rail Dad accident here 81 men were
injured, several fatally. The boiler
Of the locomotive exploded at the
time of the collision and the caboose
containing the workmen was Tiled
with steam and hot water. A mum.
Der were severely SEA aided. Some, il
is thought, wi die.
Death OF Noted Journalist
Rochester, n. Y, Oct. 23.-Last
night Epeshi.e Smith died in this
city. He was form erly EDITOR of TIE
Buffalo Aduertassr, Rochester Demo
crat, Albany EUening Journal, and
vas recently chief law officer of tile
Japanese government.
ParneiI and His Associates.
0Of EALOJ ~. y OCt' go L III
Land League adopted resolution
denouncing the allegation of fraud
against Parnell and his associates.
More yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA, Oct. 23.-Fifty-twc
new cases of yellow fever; one deatl
reported, and restitution and dis
trcss increases.
Newmarket Races
LONDON, Oct 23.-At the New
market Houghton Meeting the tria1
stakes were won by Valentine; SUIT
Ter, second; Schiller, third.
Republicans of Total Wreck.
TOTAL WRECK, October ga
large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting was held at this place las
evening. The meeting was held il
the open air, their being no place
large enough to contain the crowC
hat assembled. The meeting wa:
called to order by Mr.. Salsig. Judge
Smith the Republican candidate foI
District Attorney, addressed the
meeting in an eloquent speech
which was enthusiastically received
The audience was composed ot
Democrats as we'll as Republicans
and all acknowledged that tn,
JndSe's lIl|li ' N.
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THE aged Montgomery Blair is Il
candidate for Congress from Mary
land.
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JUDeE PORTER visited Clifton.
Graham county, where had rorsing
meeting. Graham goes fer Porter
without doubt.
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THERE are no good reasons given
why the Republican ticket should
not be elected in this county.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

THE registration of voters in
San Francisco is some six thousand
les than it was two years ago.
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THE Hon. Joseph N. Dolph has
been electcs Republican Senator 10
the National legislature at Washing
ion, from Oregon.
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name of Marion. They were both
members of the Sd Cavalry and had
been good friends previous TO the
shooting. The mu derer is under
arrest.
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VOTE for Porter and the interos;s
of the Territory.
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SAN ANToNTA. Texas, Oct. 49,
Further Mexican reports say that the
clio eia israging in Tobasco.

to the United states, full twenty
million are suitable Tor agricultural
purposes. These lands are found in
nearly every county in the State.
The society is distributing pam
phlsts and circulars throughout the
United States and Europe, which
call forth numerous letters of iEqui-
~. During the current week, lmmi-
grants arriving by o!erl md railroad
number $50. Letters ave been re-
ccived during the week from TWEEN
tv-f1ve different States, he-iues inqui-
ries from Belgium, Germany
France, L gland and other corn-
tries.
Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-A salem
dispatch says that on the forty frs
ballot Jo-cph n. Do.ph was c eclet
United States Senator lie received
ffty-onc votes.
Facets of the Ohio Elections.
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 81 "A Wash
ington special says: We shall carry
the State by 10000, and elect sever
of the nine Congressman. This is +;
confident assertion.
Signed, SENATOR MALONE.
The statement is cancurred in BY
Gov. Cameron, Collector Brady
Prof. Langs Oh AMI score of Re
;.ublicans and Readjuster leaders
who have been here al the confer
cnce, with Malone for the last two
days. There can be but little Goub
that Malone will be successful
Speaking of the effects of the Ohio
elections upon the Republican
cause in other States, Gov. Cameron
Said it will have no effect upon VII
ginia, and he predicted that the Re
adjusters would elect six OF min,
Cor gressmen and 4 majority of Goa
gressmcn at large.
End OF Rioters.
EASTMAN, Ga, Oct. 21.-About
O'Clock today, Redgcr'y Powers, S
mon o. Quinn, Joe King, Bob d n
alison and A la Moore, negroes, wer
hanged in the Jail yard, for compile
ily in ri.t here August 9th, at
NIP m citing. in which youn!
man named Jas. Harvard, was sci
upon by an infatuated mob, and If
ter being shot By one Of the men
was beaten almos: to a jelly by tn
others. The women raised the frs
howl, which excited the mob to TIL
desperate work.
EIoDers Nipp d.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 81 Fine
Phipelkorn, the music teacher wh'
oped last July from Fort Calhoun
Washington county, with his publ
May Araham, aged 10 years, In!
been arrested in St. Louis with The
girl. The Sheriff cf Washington
county eft for ST. Louis to-day, t.
bring them back. The father of Mis-
Arabian offered 5000 for his capture
His First Reward. -
N. J., Oct. 21.--ThG
h case of Charles
charged by the Govs
{ making false returns, whit
conSctcr at Porte Perth, Amboy
rendered verdict of guilty. Will
recommendation of mercy.
The Cabinet.
WASN'T GTON, Oct. 21.-The ses
sion of the Cabinet to-day was sher
and unimportant. No names were
agreed upon for the vacancy n tht
army, cansed by the resignation o.
Major General Mcdowell. The roL
iIic''l situation in New York ant
Pennsylvania was informal y dis
cusscI.
The PresiIen; has appointeI Ed
ward P. Ferry, of Utah. Government
Director of the U. P. railway, VICE
Robert II. Baker.
Tie President will remain here n
week or ten days, and then return to
New York.
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VULTURE LET Err.

ED. HERALD:-This has been a
very eventful week in the city of
Vulture.
Two of our young ladies started
out in buggy to Mr.. Brill's, one
.f.or,,nn,, nd N. hn,, n1,+ nhnn1t ia
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| woman 10 turn DacA AFTER
for anything? No, not much. @g
went on, yes, on to Wickenburg,
a distance of eleven miles, on foot
A man would come back home and
take new start, but woman, when
she makes up her mind to go, she
goes or dies in the attempt.
Last Monday night the celebrated
Vulture tin band went TO serenade
DR.. Osborne and bride on their re-
turn from their wedding tour. The
members of the band were all out
and they played several good pieces
Of excellent selection from the great
masters IN music, like Beethoven,
Mendelssohn, Handel, and Haydn.
The band is in excellent practice
and plays well The Doctor and his
beautiful young wife enjoyed the
muse exceedingly and the Doctor
came out and Thanked the boys for
their good will and fine music and
told them to 90 down 10 Kuox's sa-
loon and get what they " ished.
The political outlook is good here
for Republican vote if the party
leaders will exert themselves, AID
without work they need not expect
to accomplish much. The Demo
Gratis are hard at work doing their
utmost to convert the Mexican, who
Is a natural Republican. I don't
know how far they succeed, but if
work viii accomplish anything, they
will do much. We expect some of
the candidates TO come up here soon
and see how the Land lies. We ex-
pect Judge Porter to speak here
sometime before long. Remember
that Vulturc has good vote this
year and the majority are Republi-
cans, if the votes are taken care of
in time.
Mr.. Bill, OF TIE Hassayampa was
in town today. He says that the
outlook there is gooG for a Repub-
lican vote.
Mrs. Brill has been very sick, but
is now improving,
NJ. Michelis and Mr.. Grant, of
Seymour, were in town, today, and
report good indications over there
for good Republican vote, and also
report business improving, the Mon
teznma mine doing well, and the
o. K.
Our stores have received a good
stock of fall goods. The finest tat
ever came to Vulturc is now in S m
tcr's store, which is full of dry goods
of ali descriptions, and his trade is
mmersc. Drew's store is crowded
also. Pimm and Kirkland are not
Jehind but have ii good, healthy
trade which is growing rapidly.
Faro is not so good as we have
seen it, and the people don't banker |
after it as of old.
Dir. Todd has just cone back from
Gave Creek and reports their mine |
here n good one, with plenty of free |
gold in the rock. They have cross
tut the ledge for CT fee, and no wall.
1t looks us if it is 10 be another Vult-
Ire. A foriy-stamp mill will be
lut up there at once. Good for Cave
Jreek and Mr.. SEYMOUR
Tom CoRwIN.
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Egypt.

CAIRO, Oct. 19.-The Egyptian
Ministry allow Napier and Broad
leave to defend Arab, provided
witnesses would undergo prelim.-
naiy examination.
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n saloon.
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MEXICO, Oct. 19.-Tho buzzards
it is said, feed on the half-bu led
bodies of the poor in Mexican Gem
cteries.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
E,iacl.0n Proclamation I.

NOTICE Is iiEl.FBY GIVEN Tnat on the a.
dar OF ~,rtrmbcr !,S1. ;hcI,' Nill be a GtnvtH,
Elect -uu hold IN ihc Comfy oi Mississippi. Gnd
state ul hrk ausas, ~ the plAc"l csiguntri be-
low. fnr 'hc purpose Of clcctng the following
tale, District County and Township officers
stain OrfICEp1.
One Governors Dnr N'crrtafs OF state; On.
huditur OF state; one Treasurer of siItv.
onr Associate Justice OF tie Sgrrctgc Court;
One Attorney General One Chancellor; Ont
Chauccry Clerk one state Land Commissioner
Dnc superintendent OF Public Instruction.
DT-TuiCr OETtCLES.
One Circuit Court Judge fGr the second JUDI
cipl District; one Prosecuting Attorney for the
Second judicial District,
tuvNrY OFrirERs'
One Representative, One County and Prohrt"
Judgr. Uur ShcHm, ono Circuit tuurt tlrrS,
one treasurer, ouc Assessor, buC ShrNcy0r.
one i'oronui aud Two Justices ut the Peace ana
pnc Constable In each Township.
Election to be- held IN
M'nrro 1owuship-at Court llcnse, Osccola
Troy loWrship-at fcfpusOn's store.
Pecan Township AT tri"nd's Sturcj Golden
Lake precinct, II scXton'b store.
colt Township at Louise Chapel.
Cars, Lake Township -Schpo!-housc.
Swan Town u ip--Ht school house.
Canadian Township Walkers store.
Hickman ToWnship- Swearcng,u's store.
thirkasawna Township - - eIiGorc school
house.
,Icn Lake Townohip -School-house.
Eust Big lake-at sam Hector huuse.
West liig Iakr-9t school r'Usr.
Little River loWHthip at 3 = JGcSsnu'4.
Dead Timber Lake at Il. \. Sn,dcrs' house.
The County Court having iailcd tn appoint
lutsrs 90 hold said election the voters o; cAeii
tow nship. when asscubicd, shall appoint slid
luults, who Rilyr hctng sworn, shall appoint
CLERKS of said election.
4 - ISS!. W. y HA~blN5,
Nal-lf ShclN.