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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Parties from Calabasas state that the reports of "Sonuits," the correspondent of Tucson morning paper, are generally tissue of falsehoods. He will listen to the ridiculous fulminations of some mischievous wag and forward his ex- travagant congregations for solemn facts. He has already worked some ih- jury to the town, and some of the in- dignant citizens of Calabasas have threatened to sit down on him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
Just What is Wanted.

Don't throw away your clothes; have them renovated at Mack's renOvai- ing room, CITIZEN building, 30S Congress st., Tucson. Tailoring, dyeing, etc. Ladies sIlk or woolen habiliments cleaned or dyed. Order by postal card or street boxes. Benson, Maricopa and Casa Grande take notice.
 febI5-tf HAMII -oS McCULLocH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Look out for the Milton Noble's Ora matic troupe. They will be here for one night only, that of the Sth proximo. The box sheet is open at the iewelry store Of $. H. Lucas S Co. on Congress street. Secure your seats early as there will be but the one opportunity of seeing the troupe in the fam us play of PhoenIx.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
US. LAND OFrIcz, Tucsoy. ARIzoSA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GeO. J J.Roskruge has filed notice of his inten ton to ma e hnal proof m support Of pre-empttOn D. S.No 7gl clai na. and that sand proof wIu be made at this office. June eth. isS2. al To o'clock 2. m. for lots and 2 and the eis 0f nv i sec :. T. l6 S. of R. ti3. He names the foliowlng witness es to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiTatr n of. said land viz: Hrnry Baehman. R K. Richard-on. W. F. Scott and M. J. srun- dR,e. all of Tucson. A. T.
 II NRY COUSINS. Register. Flr-t pu icatiou ADril 3l l-o1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Danny Rudifer, former inmate of the Pima county jail, was arrested last week in Denver for burglary at Colorado Springs, and was held to answer before the grand jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The CITIZEN office has been made the grateful recipient of box of splendid aprlcots from Fuller's ranch at Agua Caliente. They were not only possessed of fine flavor and sweetness, but were ripened as early in the season as those of the best favored portions of Oalifor- mia. A very large crop of fruit will be produced this year at Fuller's ranch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The Adams Express Company have withdrawn their business from the Atchi. son, Topeka & Santa Fe and the Allan uc and Pacific railroads infavor of Wells, Fargo Co, who have a monopoly of the express business west of Kansas City. About 1250 miles of railroad now oc- cupied by other express companies will be controlled by Wells. Fargo & Co. after July lst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
US. LAND OFFICE TUcsoy. AaIzo>A.

April 2s is>2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL ~ liam F. kItt has b ed notIce of hi- intention Co make final proof ID support of tls pre-eni- ton D. N No. sg9 clam. and that said prof will be made at thus office on June $. lss3. for lots and { and Inc eii of swi sec k. T i6 <. K. it F. He names the fol OWtng witnesses Co prove his cont uuous residence up on and cultivation of. sad and. iE Jos ph Betz. George J. Roskruge. M. J. Brundage and A. Harrison. all of Tucson. A. II.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register, First publication April al tSS1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
U. LAND OFFICE TucsoS. ARIZONA,

April 2S iss2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LOUIS ~ II. Gormley has filed notice of hIs intention to make final prOuf in support of hls D. pre- emptiOn declaratory statement No. 195 amended by SD claim and that sad proof will b. made nt this Otiicc at iU o'clock a. m.. June 6. iss2 for the lots l and and F F of NV i,. section 1- T. t6 \. R i4 F. He names the fo lowing wit nesses Co prove hls continuous residence upOn and cultivation of. said land, VIZ: George J. Roskrul,e. II. Buehman. R. k. Richardson. Top py Johnson and A. Harrison all oi ucsnn A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register. FirSt publication April a. I-S2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
Application No. 2u3 for a Pssfent for ths
 AIbatro-s Mining Claim.
U.s.LAsD OFFICE AT ruosoS. Anrzos.

U. <. LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN. ARIZONA
 MtY =. lss1. Silver Mining Co, by Robert A. Lspl ls. its agent whose postothce address is Tucson. Arizona. has thls day hied It's application for patent for l,2-a linear fest Of the AlbatrOss mine ven bearing gold, silver and other minerals WIth surface ground 6JO feet m width sltuafed m Ari- ysca Mining DI-trict, Pima county. lerrItory oi Ariznna. and deslznated by the field notes anu OthcIal plat fl- ID this Otice as lot number zs Sad loI No. sS being as follows:
 Commencing at the initial monument at the center of the north end fl the claim. at a pIIis, post feet high, 2xl inches square ir a rn0una of stones and marked A. l. M. k thence .. G. degrees 5O mn .tes. L.. SU feet Co the corner Ot clam Co a pine p,'st 2xf incher square. feet long. ser in the ground and mound of stones anJ marked A, No. II, rom winch post. the b cor ner of the preliminary survey Of t.is Arlbaca private land claim bears . ~ | degrees. l. Zus feet distant Thence run S Zz degrees 70 minutes W. i,Ll3 feet tn the @ corner of the claim Co a plne lst ZN4 lnches square. feet long s-t In ground and .-ound of stones marked Q. Ill. hence run N e degrees SU mtnule- W SOJ feet Co the center of the south line of clam to a pine post 2Ii inches square. fee- long, st In the ground on mound Of stones marKed A No ". ! hence \ c d. gfees 5O Q IIutes W, 9D fee Co the VI corner of tho claim ts a pine post Zxi inches squarr, feet long, seJ m the ground and a mound Ol stone. marked No. V. From which post U. S. M- monument No. VI. Arivaca distrlct bears \ 53ia degrees. l. s3 feet distant. I Ihruce N = degrees iO minutes r. i-25 feet to the n V corner Of clam to pine post 2I4 inches square lefl Atlks -Ft AN lAiN kIbuuu anu ult1lu tfl stones. market A No. VI. Thence b1 degree- 70 minutes r.. Sn feet tp the InItIal monument and ace of beginning Magnetic variation F deg % miu utes l.. containing I6.s7 acres Inns ciaim IS situated on northern -lops of Inca Hill. GlgO Rang of mountains miles n V fiOm Arvaca- The location notice Of this mine Is iecuried ID the recorders ottire of Pima county A. T.. in book J, record of mines page 5sO and sri
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad AibHtrUss mln- sur face ground thereof. are required to hle their adverse claims with the R glster of the United tafes Land Office at Tucson. Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period 0t pub hcafiOn hereof. or they will bs barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register Buell. d Anderson. Tucson. Arizona. attOrneys for az plIcant.
 It is hereby ordere+ that the foregoing notice of application for patent be pub ished for the perIOd of sixty days ten consecutlv- Weekzi in the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly uswspaper pub
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
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 NOIICE iS HER lA GiNNH THEM. d r~IEu O. SU rI ] AGu.r. -.-...- .. -. tlte of Eurhei V. Carr. l,cr.-.tf To-. ... Ou- O aai ali persons a.Ig. ...rr.. .-....-.- sand decra~e,i O Nh ht t..r a '. --'-. sary voucher-. within Gen r.,r-L- .-.- ... r-- pu cation ot thl~ c-. tu ...-..I S..rr Administrator 4t th-u-i.-.Yf . J. u.. r .-. .- for. trr1,ham cO' no A IT. P .pft. Special NdwinlstrstO uf a- e--l % Us f..-.,-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Twenty dollars or twenty days" and the man took twenty days apparently feeling fully satisfied that he was en- titled to that favor as he had made an attempt to carve a man with knife and failed through no good will on his part Hence his reward.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mir. D. B. Robinson, general manager Of the Sonora railroad, arrived in Tue. son Monday. It is not true, Mir Robinson says, that the railroad will avold Gala. basas as was reported week ago. On the contrary there are four camps of railroad men at work in the vicinity of Calabasas at the present time and the track will be laid to that place by the beginning of October coming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The new paper stand of Messrs. Field < McFadden began it's disbursement of news this morning. Afull supply of the California dailies are offered and like supply of the eastern papers are expect ed to arrive in about a week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mrs. A. Caldwell, wife of the Superin- tendent of the Gunsight mine, IS re- ported sick in Cotton. On receipt of the news Mir. Caldwell at once left for Cali fornia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mrs. E. W. Dobbs and family left by noon train to-day on a visit to her for mer home in Pennsylvania, which she has not seen for the past thirteen years. Mrs Dobbs will return next Novem- her
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Judge W. H. Stilwell Is winning gold. en opinions for his promptness and jus tice in deciding difficult cases. His in, structions to the jury in the Tranquility vs. Head Centre case in Tombstone were clear and concise, and gave nc room for doubt regarding his convictions of right. The result of the contest gives general satisfaction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Colonel and Mrs. James left for the mountains Monday morning in search of better health. They will most probably be absent about two weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The following postmasters have re- gently been appointed: Samuel Howell, Contention, Cochise county; L. L. Wat son, Dudleyville, Pima county, and J. w
 Abell, at Harshaw also in Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIv N Nlhti .a',.1 ..'.' .5 r Har.Ea,y ba. fiI.,i -.if -,. of al- '-.t make nnaI proof n supp1.t -f ai- s... 1s D S No. -is e ann. -sud tHaf -ali rN. made at this ofEc- June l-.- a- ,.- - I- for the & W. of \. F. and >- L.- ,'. -. .s p1d \. N of N F. and N- --.,t ES.R.i7F. tG. and \. f. N-' -..-. he He names th- follp~Ius "I.ii'-- -...- .' ...ntinuou- rf-il,.rrp uruu. ar a -1 -aid land. Wm. svi-. Jo !" i
 ne RI COUSINS L-- Firsr publication May q, l,---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

For the month of May seventy arrests were made in Tucson. The great mass of the men arrested were impecunious drunks, and but one has murder booked against him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

It is reported that troops have been detailed at Fort McDowell to remove the abandoned military telegraph wire between Tucson and Florence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
U.S LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS. AaIzoxA

NUIIIE IS HEHtB1 UINEN IHAI JUHN ~ C. Jackson has hled notice Of hls lntentIont make tinal proof in support his pre-emption D. \. No 7ss claim, and that sad proof wi.l be made at this office. on June lu lsS3. at % o'clock a. m. VIZ: For the \. r. it of section r.. T. l6 \. of R l4 F.. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land VIZ: George J. ROskrugc F.. F. Hughes, Wm. Kit, NJ J. Brundll.e. all of Tue son. A. T. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 EIrei unhlIcafInn AnrIl 3l Issl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Tuesday morning Mrs. ". E. Stevens received telegram from Pueblo, Colo rado, announcing the death of h. father MT Barber. He had been ailing foI some time, but his illness was not con. sidered serious. His death consequent. ly was great surprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mir. D. B. Robinson, general manager of the Sonora railroad, and family who arrived Tuesday from Guaymas, Sono- "a, left for the Las Vegas hot springs this morning. NIT. Robinson will return to Tucson in the course of few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Arizona has a monopoly of the Sun, and among all the aspirants for political fame and favor, not one voice is raised against it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Col. J. H. Watts will take charge of the Helvetia, Josephine and Emma mines in Tyndal district as superintend ent. He leaves tomorrow to give his personal attention to these properties. These mines have promising future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The San Francisco Daily Report says that Mir. and Mrs E. B. Pomroy will soon leave Arizona to reside in Cali fornia permanently.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mir. Wm. Winslow is the fortunate owner of five promising claims in Como babi district On three of them consid- erable work has been done all showing h.:dsome silver ore. One of the claims is particularly fine and will likely yield Mir. Wnslow handsome sum when he chooses to sell it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

A new postoffice has been established in the Santa Catarina mountains, Pima county with Lous Goodman as post. master.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The chief of the signal service iii this department should have the abandoned military telegraph wire taken down between this place and Flor ence, or give any citizen permission to remove those portions now obstructing the public highway at various points be- tween the places named.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

A station has been established on the line of railroad seven miles from Camp Huschuca-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
VI AIsttIEIJ.

MOoRE-In Globe. May O. ISs2 by Rev. D. W. C.Ife-. Charles [. COuurll of Sar Carlos, Co Miss Susie Moore. of Globe.
 MERGER R-HAMMOND-In Globe. by q. A Allel, J. F. Mr. Henry Mercer Co Mrs. Della Ham mOud
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
US. LAND OFFICE TUcsoS. ARIZONA.
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.. .S. LAND OFFICE, TUCsOS. ARIzONA,
 Apnl s-. iss2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT R. R. ~ Richardson has filed notice of hls intention Co make final proof m support ,f his pre-empfiou D. \. Nn. 70 claim, and that said proof wtll be made at tLl- 0thce, on June 6th. lSs2 at O'c ock D. m-. for lots and c. and r. "a of SW ll of sec ton :. T. l6 \. R li Fast. He names the follow ing witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. sad land VIZ; J. C. Jackson. Louis H. Gornl -y M. J. Brundage and Geo. J. E,skruge. all of Tucson A. T.
 HENRY COU SINS Register First publication April 3l IS-s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
IS. LAND OFFICE, T,csoN. ARIzoNA,

AprII 2s, Io.I. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HEN D Buchanan has hled nOtice of his intention tO make bnal proof in support Of hIs pre-e.i % ton D. \. No. 70 cam. and that sand proof will be made at this office, on June sth. 1882. for lots and 8. 6 and sec 6. T. l6. S. R. i<s. He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon. and cul- tivation Ot said land. VIZ: Wm. F. S -ott. tieOrge J. KOskru.e, N. J. Brundage and l.. H. Gornley. all of Tucson, A. T.
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication Aprl SO ISs2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Virgil Earp is a native of Kentucky.

Mir. B. L. Pyle is now in Denver, Colorado.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
sUTNuNs

IN THt DT>T8IC r COUar Fi.>l nm Il al t'lsirlcf. iu tur ulu.yr D .HI .a--.-.- of Arizo a. Eiwtrt Wu1 .. p.#H..f .... John M C fierty. drfcu.p.ur ~.....-.
 Ac ipu brought m tLe Ul-r-..r Uu.-r . . -. Flrst JuticIal ulstr co ir .r.l lur ... Comm. .s PIua. m the Territory uf A-.rlrl r... u. -...-. Of Ar'zona sends greeting t.. John W-t r.-r-. ! Ou are hercbs -utumul.-i .tgI a-t..-.. -l .'.. pear m an scJi"u brought aL...-- .... Iy ... above name pliiuuu Iu tf.- u.-.r... J.er f the tirst Jtu.1cIH- lT-'IlCf. Ir Hi tH. f. .1.-. of Pim Co iu thr Terulu-y uf t-.sHrH ..I .-.s '. the complain n ed WIfh thn t.s-, ur r.... I- ..-- at Tucson tn sad uLlfy .., -uf.. uf ... ... ... plulut acrompanIr- tht -l.u.su1-. v ...- s.- ty days ,..xciu~Iys uf tIs .l.. Hf -.-1.... .s..- e -s.rvIc upon y,iJ ut fNl- -s.l.l.H- t- -.-, | m thI- joun }. i.u. t -ery a ulf .. ... 1ts-.. and within tlu- Di- rict q e.. vI.. -I.I-..... m all other e -e~ o-y ,gy
 This -siII aclIUu t- pufas.' i. .'l.-..I t. -. cover of defendant tar -U 20 of ...... na-..T 'iuliar- con a c-'It Iu u.pul-lrE lr.a f.......r VI b legal ln crest 'leu-tu from ~..r. .-r. .# iS>D as WId mrrs fI.l, tuH ar D.. r .H-..-... tae complaint on h co .r v.r-
 And you sr hereby r.'r t--j tia- 1T g.G r...- quIr-d. th plaintiff Nl. rI,-.. f...r.n. ...- E.vuJ in tiis ~u of Hrrs fHuJ-H.I ..H. .aH- ..- terest. aud cl-t- auI IlsIu ~..a.aar- .u la-- H-- half evp-uiel.
 GIvrn under my hauI nud th- .ea. ,- -a.. I..- trirJ Court. at tucson, tlI- itfI d.y of tay. lu lss3.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Governor F. A. Tritle left for Wash ington Thursday morning. He will not be absent from his post as Executive of the Territory but few weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mir. H. B. Cullum, assignee of Lord Willisms& Co. left with his wife last Mon dsy for trip east, on business connected with the late firm. During his absence the affairs of his office here are left in charge of his former clerk, MT. T. Wilson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Mr. V. Morales, Mexican consul at this place left for the city of Mexico by outgoing stage of last Wednesday. It is hardly probable that he will return to hIs place of duty as his family is shortly expected to follow him. Mir. G. c. Andrsde has been appointed to ofIiciate m his stead and may possibly be ap- pointed by the Government to reside here permanently in the capacity of consul; No better appointment could be made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
DIED,

MCG ARGLE- Suddenly. May 2lth m Globe James Mctiargle. late of Independence, Mo.
 EATOS-Iu Dos Cabezus May a2i. Mrs. Sarah (. Eaton. wife of Collins Eaton, aged 57 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
NnfIce.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year ending December 90. 1881. SiOu worth of work on the Turk mtue, located in PHta- eunia Mining District County of Pima Territory of ATizOna. and If H. N, Bragg or those holding title under him do not come forward and pay hI- share of sand as-e=sment work. namely One-half or S5O for above named claim tOgeth- CT with cost of publication, within ninety (qOl days from the date of this publication his inter est n sad clalm will, according Co the laws Of the UnItel States become perfected Co the un der signed. F. N. ALLISON.
 Tucson. March E. lS-2 3m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

The Territorial penitentiary at Yuma, when completed, will be one of the best, safest and most convenient structures of the kind in the United States. It is to be constructed entirely of stone and iron, after an elaborate design by David Neahr, the resident commissioner and superintendent of construction. An ex- cellent sketch of it's several elevations, and ground plan. from the original draw ings was recently made by 4. Whitney Lee, an inmate of the prison, for the CITIZEN office. Itis very neat and ar- tisticslly sketched, and presents con- prehensive view of the imposing struct- ure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

MT. Poppy Johnson went out gunning flew days since and succeeded in bag ing several very fine looking ducks, which were taken home to his family and cooked. After eating the ducks the entire family were taken violently i'll. Medical aid was at once summoned and actual danger to life averted. The bones were given to a dog and he was made i'll as the family had been, winch shows that the ducks had previously been poisoned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Embraces many features that are entirely now and of great practical utility. which are covered by letters patent.
 No other furnaces can compare with these for durability and m caua lty for uniuterruuted work. MORE THAN SIXTY Of them are now running on the Pacific Coast. llVing results ney- CT before Obtained as regards continuous run ni~g. ecOromy of fuel. grade and quality of bul hon produced. We are prcuare,i to demonstrate by facts fhe claims here made
 Ihc-e Snclters are shipped m a complete state. recurring no brick or stone work except that for the cru.Ihle. thus saving great expense and lose of time m construction.
 Complete sme.ting plants made tO order with all the improvements that eNper.ence has proved valuable m this class of maehinery. Skilled and experienced smelters furnishe when desired tO examine mines and tO superintend construction and running of furnaces. Estimates given upon application.
 Send for circular
 The following cOmpaniss m Arizona and New Mexico, ara now using these Furnaces. Copper Queen Mining Co. S-ton Copper. Huachuca Mining Co. 2l-tOn Copper Russell Mining Co. 3l-tOn Copper. Santa Carartna Mining O.. | 3D-fon Copper. Old Globe Mining O.. --ou Corper. Superior Mining Co. 3LtOn topper Pinal on. Mining O.. tLton Gaiena. Bonanzt Mining Co. I i0-fOn ii5lena. Red Cloud Mining O., Sltou Galena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

{.~..-} os'. " en'' 7-- CARR S GREGG. Attorneys for r'-a.f
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

Tt is hereby ordere that the foregoing notice of application for patent be publ ished for the perlOd of sixty days ten consecutIv.. Weeksi. m the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub lIsned at Tucson. ArizOna- which paper i- hereby designated by me published nearest such claims. HENRY COL SINS, Register.
 First publication May g. Iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
SuM us.

B4eli and Anderson. a'tn.uey- forr'1aua
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
SUMMONS.

Tucson. March 26. 1889.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

GEO. tlyH Sal l--t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

F. MCD NfELS. W M. MILLER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-17
ParneII breaches.

Dublin, 16.-The city hall was densely
crowded to-day on the occasion of the
presentation of the freedom of the city to
Psrnell and Dillon. Nearly every mayor
in Ireland, except the mayor Of Belfast,
was present. Story, radical member OF
Parliament for Sunderland, and all
home'rule members of Parliament, were
also present. Conservative members of
Dublin municipality were absent. When
the roll Of the corporation was called,
ct Grsy's name the whole audience
rose and cheered enthusiastically for
several minutes. The lord mayor de-
cIared that Gray's sentence was equivo-
lent to six months imprisonment. He
advised the people to be most careful and
guarded in their language, as they we're
in the midst Of great crisis. Parnell,
returning thanks to the corporation for
the freedom Of the city, said: SIN view
of recent events il was clear that liberty
of speech no longer existed in Ireland,
He and his associates, however, would
take care to bring the subject before the
Commons at the fret opportunity.
Meanwhile, the Irish party es5ly
continue to EDUCATE the people to govern
themselves, and would advise them to
accept whatever reform might be offered
them, while pushing on towards legisla-
tive independence. He advised the
higher classes while they had time to
join in endeavOring to bring about bet
ter state OF affairs. The people could no
longer tolerate their present degrade
ton" Dillon followed Parnell. He
quoted statistics showing that Ireland
osnnnis1Iv Dublin had bap0 aoo0On1-
cslly injured By the union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-17

A Freight Train leaves Ogden dailV
far Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden
2. 10 a. u. from Butte.
GEO. ". THATCHER eupt.