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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
d.. IL. Is. 1891

W - '
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET. BFTWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHW EST, BEING NUMBER
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN d STRICT.
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 22d
day of August. A. d. 1872 and recorded in liber.
OIL tolio 2s5 ct seq. of the land records of tn
uict of Columbia, and by direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned Trustees viii sell at
bublic; a4cton. in front Of the premises FRIDAY
D. 1882. at FOUR OCL OCK P. NJ, Lot iettered L, in
Ma ana as subdivision Of lot th etc. in
Erovements; This lot is improved by comfortable
thrse-story Brick Dwelling; is on line of street cars
station.
Terms of sale One third cash balance In six twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day Of sale
secured by deed of trust all cash. at option Of pur
chaser Deposit of 500 required at time Of SALE If
the terms of sale are not complied with in five days.
right is reserved to resell at defaung purchasers cost
cost
WIN r: wOODMARD.l rr,s....
d12-dEdS LEROY Nj, TAYLOR. 1rustoed.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By authority Of decree of the supreme Court of
the District of Columba, passed in the of Nc
Manus y. Boyle ct al. No. $685. equity docket 90 ES
Oct OF 1E q n; 1854 FOUR ocLocK r NJ IL
Christopher Boyein and to the whole OF numbered
tan u0) IN square numbered six hundred and thirty
three (633 the fronting ninety (90) north
street. between LIST street and New Jersey avenue and
having depth of one hundred 400 feet with the
provements, consisting Of B0yle's Hotel" and other
valuable buildngs
to encumbrance Of So OO0 bearing interest It the
rate Of seven 60 per csntum. payable quaraeriy.)
Terms OF sale: One-h half cash; the residue two equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
the day Of sale deposit of $3.50 TO be made when the
property Ia struck and the purchaser has option
10 pay whole purchase money in each.
RED. W. JONES, Trustoa
0unton Building. A27 Louisiana avenue.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY, TWENTY sixth DECEMBER, 1882.
same hour and plaza BY order Of the Trustee.
d11.eo&ds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., No. 1404 HIGH Or THIRTY
SECOND STREET


By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of therA
District OF Columbia. passed on the 5th day Of De-
cember. A. d. 1882. in Cause No. 7.902. Equity
Docket wherein Margaret L: Pam sey is complain
ant and Eleanor Lieb ct al defendants the under
signed Trustees appointed by former decree said
Cause will SELL at pubic anton, in front of the prem
lses at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, on
aKIDAY. the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF DECEM-
Der. A. D. 1882 parts Of lots numbered one hundred
and twenty seven (127) and one hundred and twenty
eight 2s in Beatty and Hawkins addition George
town. fronting High street, I'd street. improved
by two story brick building The metss and bounds
OF said parts OF said lots being given in deed thereto
recorded in ber No. 932 folio 44S of the land records
for the District OF Columbia.
Terms of SALE One third cash. of which 500 must
be paid at time OF sale and the balance in notes at one
two and thee years from day OF SALE with interest
6per cent payable semi annually; the deferred pay
ments 70 he secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty Sold Conveyancing and recording of p,r
chaser Terms to be complied with in seven days 9TH
erWse the trustees reserve the right to resell and
cost of dfaulting purchaser after five days. notice of
such resale in some newsiaper published in Washing
ton. ID. G..
SUSANNAH A. CRANDFLL,
6l0 II street northwest. r-.
WILLIAM H. WETZEI. Z AEusteeS.
2l31 II street northwest.
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TRAGEDY IN SAN FRANcIsCo-In San Fran.
cisco, Saturday, Mrs. Charles Pope was found
shot through the head and in dying condition
ct the house Of . friend, where she was tenn
pOrarily staying, having quarreled with and left
her husband. Pope himself was afterward found
dead in yard few blocks away. He, too. had
bullet wound through the head. revolver
Jay beside him, with two chambers discharged.
IL II supposed that he shot his wife and then
himself, but there Is no evidence to that effect.
MIS- Pope died without speaking.
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A WARNING To NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS
N TURKEY.-The porte has addressed circular
to the foreign representatives at Constantine
pie announcing the creation of a special bureau
for the purpose of supplying correct informa-
ton TO the correspondents of foreign papers.
The circular provides that should correspond
ent write anything hostile to the government
or spread false news he will receive a warming
IL he repeats the Offense his name will be pub
lished, and if he commits 1t a third time he will
be expelled from the country.
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A REVOLUTION

In the treatment Of diseases is now takine
place. DIR. c. w. Benson. of Baltimore many years
ago discovered sure remedy In his Celery and Chamo-
mile Pls-they have had wonderful sale and success
They car be relied to permanently cure sick and
nervous headache. neuralgia dyspepsia sleeplessness
and all nervous diseases. All druggists keep them
Price 90 cents per box Two boxes for 81 six for S.
Tree by mail on receipt of price, DR.. @. ". Benson.
Baltimore. Md.
n Crt.enton, OF New York, is wholesale sgen. for
DR.. c. w. Benson's remedies. al8
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From the Helena independent.
Montana hummer recently adopted novel
plan to get square meal He entered hotel
dinins-room and after satisfying himself feipned
sleep. The walters. assuming that he was
drunk. picked him up and threw him out. with
out thinking of demanding payment for the
meal
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How WHITTIER SPENT Hi" BIRTHDAY-The
poet Whittier spent the seyenty-fifth annver-
sary OF his birth yesterday quietly in his room
at the Hotel Winthrop in Boston, and received
numerous callers. He had receive ed commu-
nicatiOn from his fellOw-citiZens in Amesbury
asking that he pass the day at home and hold
reception, but he was obliged to decline on
account of cold. Many beautiful floral
tributes were sent in during the day by friends
A Wisconsin millionaire divided his estate
among his three children, with the provision
that half of each portion is to be kept by
trustees until the child to whom it is left is 80
years old. and then is not to be delivered until
proof is given that at least one half of the
portion previously paid has not been squandered.
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THE DEFAULTING RAILROAD PREsIpENr-
George j. Rice, ex-president of the Utica, Ithaca
and Elmira railroad charged with the fraudu-
lent hypothecation of the bonds and stocks of
the company, had hearing at the Tombs police
court in New York, yesterday. He placed $3.50
New York which, as is alleged ought to have
been cancelled. The case was continued It is
alleged that Rices defalcation will reach
$50 600.
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CHANCERY SALE OF vNrApLE PROPERTY
C IN, 81 GEoRGGET0MN, SEAR THE P sIkEET

h.
BY virtue of the decree Of the supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed in equity cause ~.
No. 3. III, on the 9th day OF November. 1882 LIN
whe rein Pauline Oertey is complainant Bathoo-
new Oertley and others defendants, the under
signed trustee viii sell at public auction of the
premises, MONDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1852. at THREE O'CLOCK P. M.
the following described real estate in the city of George
town. District of Columbia. to-wt: BEGINNING for the
same at point in the angle of West street extended in
said Georgetown at the end of line drawn south
t419 deg. W. l3 4l0 perches from Rock Greek. where
it Is crossed 10y bridge; thence running south 35x
deg W.. 2le perches to Rock creek the with the
winding of Rock creek follows: south 37l deg. E.
So 10 pershes; south 66'. deg perches; south
W. Ia deg f. Z perches; north deg. W; perches
Rock creek south t4s deg W. Is 4-io perches to the
point OF beginning. containing pa acres and improved
by three story frame dwelling.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by seid Decree are:
ethird in cash, and the residue In az equal in
staments IN one % and two CD years with six 90 per
Cent interest and secured on the property all cash
at option Of purchaser Deposit Of 500 at time Of SALE
sale else the property be sold at risk and
faultng purchaser All conveyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser
FRANCIS MILLER, Trustea
AGO Louisiana avenue northwest
DUNCANSON BROTHERS. Auctoneers. d7-l0t
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IN BosToN last Tuesday Hugh Weston, 0
years old. was walking on one of the streets in
the Back Bay, when two boys. aged about 12
ana 15 stopped him, held q revolver to his head
and seized his nickel-pated watch and fed.
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V,Hos. E. wAGoAMAN. Real Estat. Auo,ionsss.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRsT-CLAss REsIpENQl
sfs oND hSb MsRkfT sTRfF iShS SfoRoY
Town, d G. lNo. 4S SECOND sTktETD
By virtue Of o deed Of trust of date July 1st -
1880. recorded in Iiber No. a4s. folio So seq. 81
the land records Of the District Of Columbia aud A.
request of the party thereby secured. will sell, -
public auction. in front of the premises. WED>E&
DAY. DECEM BIER THIRTEENTH. 1882 AT FOU1
O'CLOCK PM. lots lis and 10. IN Beatty and HaW.
kns addition 70 GEORGETOWN fronting together lao fee
2d street and $50 feet Market street IN ,eorao.
towr. ID. C., with the improvements consisting Of Q
fne double brick Dwelling, &c.
Terms One third of the purchase money In each end
the residue IN two equal instament. At che apd I've
years from day OF sale with interest the So
lsfacon OF the Trustees all cash the option of sho
purchaser IL terms not complied with within ted
days from day of sale the Trustees the right -
resell the property on five days notice in TIE Eyeniu
Star att ak and cost of defaultsne purchaser do
post of 800 Will he required when bid il accented An
conN ey ancing and recording at pure haser's cost
MAHLON ASHFORD 49,
JOHN Il. HANNA, ! irur'eoA
TH0S. z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. dl-dkds
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INC1FMFNOY
Of the weather the above sale postponed until TCESe
DAY. DECEMBER NINETEENTH, 1882 sano
hour and place. BY order of the trustees.
MAHLON ASHFOkD,l r---.
dlA-dts JOHN Il. HANNA, ! hus's
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STUDENTS SUSPENDED.-The faculty Of the
Chicago University have suspended two Students
for impudence and characterization in connec-
ton with the recent troubles there Bad feel
ing still prevails, and more suspensions may fol-
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AUCTION SALES.
TO,MORROW.
V,Hos. ). FISHER . CO., Aucton..ra

SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
In pursuance Of Q decrss Of the supreme Oourt Of
the Distrist Of Columbia, IN EQUITY Cause Nc.
S52 entitled Robert b. Potter ". kleAnoy HpberQ1
f Fsfsf sA a. Issl aha. y =, On spfcEMSEk M
CC1 ock Pm. At public auction, q the h,she.t TT
M.:hinS.on. B e.. Known ss number soes shs3
n9rhwAt and more particularly described ~ fo,os11
, M tina, At, PIES parcel or lot e land sitgsN
i i in she District Of Cc,umtaa. and IA.
ungu>hea ~ lot lettered A. OF Original lots number11
three CD -four 50 and five @ X square namber.a
yeyor Of the said city and oont.ned within the follow
northwest al distance of eighty three s) feet nino
(9l inches from the southwest said eausr0
running thence weet along he ine of twepty
four (2< feet ten tl0) inches thence hundr
aud eleven Gid feet eleven (lD inches 20 Allsye
thence seuthessteEy along the hne OF he said sls9
eshtfnar "a Sfss 70 the i'SSnt Of beginning bsin
the 3e* conseyna&p Clsskson Mott Potter 10y Eussn6
Curusi Trustee, aud oesgs by deed dated March lat
win AL the In isovemeutss hsreop.
The tsrns of sale Arc; One third 81 the purchaao
mones IN canh and ,e sasi.sc in one apd two year, q
equal insta na yA intsr 81 from the date Of skla
tn, tn, ess ss4s.sn " eears By the note or notes
property "a, Win the ortio to the purchaser Of pxys
ing the whole purchase nione.4in cash.
d7-d&ds JANIS LoWNDEs Tr1efss.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
~ Ss1RaETowNb N taInS HH sfkaaS{

BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of he -
District of Columbia paced in Equity Gauge No E5
124 on the sixth day Of November, 1854. wherein
Anna NJ. Shoemaker ana Margaret T. DANGER are COM
planants. and Aepse Campbell and othsn defend
anti the under e Irs.es: win sci Z RoSe
hE Rhf q r. d, iss AZ
described real estate in the city Of Georgetown. Dis
trict Of Columbia to wit: Bsgfnsng at Rock Greek at
the southwest corner of the property belonging 10 the
Oertley heirs; thence north $50 T.. IL 2-le
rerches thence north "a deg. W B feet thence south
3sN deg. W., s. feet; THENCE nerth as deg. a4o
deg W. los feet thence south l6 deg 80 mn E. 90 feet
thence south IS deg. 10 min. W.. 1927 feet: thence
north l6 deg. so min. W., IS feet thence south .3 deg
10 min W, SO feet thence north ledes. so min W. Is
feet thence south IS deg 10 min W. so feet: thence
south deg f, 66 feet; thence south % deg. W. SO
thence north deg W., ITO feet thence south IS deg
10 min. W., q feet; thence south deg z, 100 feet
thence south 50 deg W. ~ fee. less 10 the
east town line Of Georsetoen; thence south deg. E.
aeag said east town line of GEORGETOWN to is nersec-
ton with kock Greek and thence along the winnings
OF Rock Creek to the place OF beginning containing
IA? 600 square feet, less, aud very small por
street, and improved by fran.s dwelling.
he terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree.
One-thrd in cash. and the residue in a. equal IN
stamens. in one ID and TWO CD years. with 81 90 per
cent interest and secured tas property, al cash
at option of purchaser. Deposit OF 500 at time IF
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days OF
sale else the property e be sold at risk and cost Of
chaser r. ROSS PERRY
FRANCIS MILLkR trustees.
- - 400 La. ave. NV.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
wl sell for Senger. at 737 18th street northws st
commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 HIRTIETH,
at SEVEN p NJ. This sale will consist Of
large line of Ladies' and Gents Id Gold Watches
Key and Stem Winders, Cameo and Solid Gold Of
LADIES' Jewery Solid Gold Gents and Ladies' Chains
end Solid Silver and in all of the largest stock Of
Jewery ever offered at public auction. Also q very
me line OF custom made Overccats listers Suits and
Pants Ladies' Dresses and Silk Dress Patterns: Shswls
Cloaks, Bibles, Books Tools Boots and Shoes Quilts
Spreads Blankets. Carpets Trunks, &C., and win con-
unue Evenings at p m until every lot is sold.
Persons hol ing tckets which the time has expired
will please take notice.
F. SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY. Auctoneer. n28-4w
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NRENHOLM'S COAL DEPOTS-
II llth street and Rhode Island avenue
- 18th street and Maryland avenue.
OFFICE-605 7th street opposite Patent ONCE
Coal sent in Locked Carts and weighed by sworn
welghers. thus guaranteeing correct weight to con-
sumner.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention oIl-3m
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"EEKS h CO., Auctioneers.

At the National Loan ONCE 1907 7th street common
eng MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH. 1852, at SIX
O'CLOCK !. NJ, large and varied assortment of un-
redeemed pledges most of which are good as new
suitable for Holiday Presents. consisting of Diamonds
Gold and Silver Watches, key and stem winders; Vest
Chains. Ladies' Chains and Necklaces Lockets Brace
lets Studs Sleeve buttons. 500 Rings of various kinds
sets Jewery solid Silver and Plated Ware, Sewing
chimes, Rifles Drawing Instruments Books, Mirrors
kevo!yers Musical Instruments, Ladies' Coats Gents
listers IDS Clothing Shawls and Cloaks Seal Skin
Coat and other articles too numerous to mention The
having articles deposit will please take notice as
article will be sold withou reserve BY order Ma
donsl Loan Office, 1907 7th street. d2-dSds
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THOMAS D9wLING. Auctioneer.

YNHOMAS D1WLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING ABOUT NINu.
TY SEVEN ACRES, COMFoRTABLE DWELL
ING AND ALL NECESSARY OUTBCILDIN0a
AT AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
At my auction rooms on THURSDAY DEcFM- -
BER TWENTY-ONE. 1882. ct TWELVE o'CLK va
shall sell the Dundss Farm, containing about 97-
acres situate in the District of Columbia on the ola
Badensburg road miles from the Center Market and
mile from Brooks station, Metropolitan Road I'm.
proved by l2-room Frame Dwelling Tenant House anl
outbuildings; living streams of water Oox
be subd yided into desirable building lots for euburbs1
residences. good chance for capitalists.
Terms easy and made known on day of sale.
W. VI. DANENH0WER SON
d16-5t Real Fstste Rrofa.~
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JOHN HOWARD PAYNE,
Author of Home, Sweet Home"
Born June 9, 1892.


In answer to an inquiry Mr.. Corcoran made
reply that he preferred to bear all expenses as
due by him to the memory Of his friend. when
the suggestion was made that the dramatic
fraternity would gladly contribute the monu-
ment. The actors. however will be represented
at the reinterment. and the monument over the
greatest OF American play and song writers will
be likened unto the tablet at StratfOrd-on-Avon
by all the players and all the lovers Of the drama
VINO Will visit Washington in the fut ure.-Bdlti-
more Sun
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y jan 5. T. aA icHNsTr66h. ! Trustees.
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rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Cone Durang. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson, and others in the cast For two
seasons his success elsewhere-in New York,
where he was born; in Boston, where his parents
had resided for awhile; in Philadelphia. Rich
mOnd Charleston. etc.-was very great He
was, however, fond of Maryland, and made
many acquaintance in this state, that ripened
into Intimate friendship. He went occasionally
anu enjoyed inequalities OF admirers in Rock
Vile. Montgomery county, and was an honored
guest at Middebrook of Gen. James n. Lingan.
He was youthful friend of Gen. Henry Ii e-
.'Light-Horse Harry Of the revolution. and
father to Robert Z. Lee, of more recent fame
At twenty Payne was a forciful political writer.
and in the wrathful days that preceded the war
OF 1872 he, with his elder companion. Gen. Lee.
and Others, nearly sacrificed their lives in their
attempt to protect the newspaper office of
their friend. Alexander Contee Hanson, from
among the few who went to defend the
Office Of the Federal Republican, on
Charles street, just south of Buxton lane.
now BalderstOn street, on the night Of the
22d OF June, 1912. He had come to Baltimore
with Mr.. Hanson, Gen. Jas. NJ Lngan, Capt.
Richard Crabb, DR.. Philip Warheld, Chas ].
kilgour, Ohio Sprigg and Ephraim Gather
from Rockville, Md, and were Joined here by
Gen. Lee and other friends, all Of whom went
to garrison the printing Office with Payne, who
to the jail for protection; but the mob, madden
cd py partial success, pursued them and broke
open the doors. There Gen. Lingan was killed
and many others seriously injured. Young Payne
remained to protect and to convey the body of
his former host to "MiddlebroOke" for burial
His bearing at the time indicated heroism worthy
OF any age and any cause.
After this terrible experience Payne went to
Europe, and acted in London and other Eng
lish cities with abundant success, making his
nrst appearance Gin England) at Drury Lane on
the 4th Of June, 1918. Five days later-June g.
1913, he completed his twenty-flrst year He
played for q year or so In England, but soon re-
linquished the stage, having become absorbed
In literary pursuits. His writings were eloquent,
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FOLEY. Auctioneer
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01

ing the attention of outsiders. Not
long since that lucky gentleman
received quite an ovation from the
Tip Top people on the strength of
his prospects.
Mr.. Wilcox has number of men
opening up q mine on the same lode
as that upon which the Mayhower is
iocated. 1t is reported to be devel-
oping quite as well as its more noted
neighbor.
Messrs. Roberts and Buchannon
own a number of large lodes in the
neighborhood of the Mayflowcr and
many small oues, all containing ex-
tensive deposits of copper ore 1t is
expected that work will be begun on
these lodes in January, by Col.
Swallow and others who have pur-
chased large interests in them
Mr. I. Bradshaw, Familiarity knpwn
as Uncle Ike" owns valuable
claim on an extension of the lodes
on which Roberts s. Co. are located
and now that h\ has made $4,000
raise on his Copper Basin mines he
is expected to develop this claim
Mr.. Schriyer of Phoenix is also hav.
| ing mine developed in this district
that shows up we'll.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01

TH& California Railroad Commits
sioncrs have reduced the rates Oh
some roads in the State four
cents per mile, while others, such as
branch roads, ars exempt. Should
the heavy railroad companies SEQ
fit to contest the matter in law we
do not see that such a discrimina-
ton can stand. Why not tax man
weighing $50 pounds IS poll tax
aud one weighing 100 pounds 90
poll tax as well as to make such a
discrimination on roads. The order
Of the Commission, to be just,
should include all or exempt all.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01

AMoSe the many points that will
demand the attention of the legls-
laiurs this winter the chapters of the
code respecting Irrigating Canals,
Roads and Highways, Liens to La
borers, etc., General and Special
Elections, Providing for Insane.
Distribution etc. of Public Money,
support of Poor Persons, Conc ern-
ing County Tressur.r, Clerk, Board
of Supervisors, Relating to Common
Carriers, and Local County Admin
istrstion are among the most impor-
tant.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01
TnE laws regarding Special and

Tnx laws regarding Special and
General elections need much amend
ing and revision. What are irregu-
lariticsi When are they sufficient
TO exclude the vote of a precinct?
As these laws now stand, Board
may accept anything IS returns or
may EXCLUDE most of the precints of
Of = county. Let US have an cleo
tion law and make the dutica OF the
Beard Of Supervisors respecting it
snquestionable.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01

WARRINGTON editers are looking
for "soft snap" Eutehins, of the
Post, Democratic, is scraping his
toe-nails off in the scrabble for the
clerkship for the House, and Cor
ham, of the republican, Republican,
is raising Huh-beI ana the very
devil in his endeavors to reach the
position from which he was once
ousted-Secretary of the Senate.
One day Hutchins booms Gorham
and the next day Goiham booms
HuteAins. No doubt should they
get in they will use their brethren
with the same fraternal spirit and
pull them all in after them. Who
wouldn' be Washington editeri