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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. H. B. HoorIR & Go, contemplate the erection of an additional warehouse st the depot, to be of the same size and adjoining No l. to meet the necessitiss of a constantly increasing business. The entire stock at the depot $ under the charge of Mr. E. F. Taylor a practical man of business and who was formerly in the employ of Livingstone < Co, of San Francisco, which is said to be the largest house of its hind on the Pacific coast Mr. Taylor has everything reduced to first class system and the business is in such condition that orders for liquors of any kind. quality or quantity can be promptly and accurately filled without having to wait for Cslitornis shipments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

TEK great holder st the gas works ersvled out of the water in proportion to the amount of gas that crsvled under it's jacket and this morning showed up thir- teen feet on the scale. Bad weather will interfere materially with the making of street connexions, but everything will be in readiness for the Monday night il- lurination.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THE Grand Jury made 8 partial re- port last Thursday, finding indictment, against parties in custody ss follows Paul Wagner, felony; Jose Ignscio, grand larceny; Luis CorreA and Juan Chico, grand larceny; Francisco Rios, grand larceny; William Caviness, grand larceny; willson Ely, grand larceny; James Stewart, felony; Michael Ge- hogan and Charles Prindle, grand lar ceny; Stanley Bschus. burglary; two indictments for grsndlarceny E.d two for misdemeanor agsInst parties not in GUS tody; and ignored bills against NJ. Nc Kenna. personating an assessor; John Presovich. grand larceny; John Karks, obtaining goods under false pretensesi William Shannon, grand larceny; A. Testa, obtaining money under false pretenses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

4 PREMATURE explosion at Crittenden, oa the Atchison and Topeka road, re- suited in the serious tinjury of one of the workmen by the name of Cunning ham who was brought Wednesday to ths hospital at this place It is thought that he vlll most probably lose one of his eyes and one arm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

NOTWITHSTANDING the threatening, unpTopitious weather large number of iae public school children went out 70 Warmers mill last Friday, to the pie aIc, and they enjoyed themselves in a satisfactory manner until noon. The certainty Of an approaching rainfall cut their sports short about midday and they 7eturned at once to their homes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR- A. B. SAMPSON who for the past several years has yielded c wide inhu- eace on the cigar and tobacco ltrsde of
 luosoo has finally transferred his entire stock and trade to Messrs. D. W. Fields and J. A. McFsdden the two enterpris- 'ng grocery men who recently held forth sl.1inlng the Palace and who having dis posed Of their interests in that direction
 nave bought the stock and trade named.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

NR SAM. BARSUM one of the princi- pal stockholders in the Hawkeye min Ing company. and Mr. 4. B. Cscy, super utendeut Of same company left for their place. of business last Thursday. MT. Barnum IS a resident of Los Angeles and came from there last Wednesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Inca Gold < Silver Mining Co.

Ms. CHAs. GLOVER and wife, of Tomb stone, now stopping at the Palace, are on their way to their former home in Cali torniA Mr. Glover having disposed of his mercantile interests in Tombstone will hereafter reside in the State named
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

AFTER date of March 18th, the ticket rates on the Southern Pacific railroad from Yuma to Araby will be sixty cents, from Araby to Gila city one dollar. Tue son to Wilmot si1ty-ive cents; from Pa pago to Wilmot eighty cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Courirr

A deed recently placed on record shows that Moses H. Sherman is now the own CT of seven lots and couple of houses. formerly the property of \. Ross. This property fronts the resi fence of Nr. W. Tompkins on COrtez street.
 Wm. Wood arrived here yesterday from Murphy's railroad camp, west of Aubrey valley. He says that work is rapidly progressing all along the line. Teamsters are now making a cutoff from Rogers ranch in Big Chino to the the old government corral m Williamson valley, which he says shorte1s fine dis tance to Prescott.
 Tip Top IS on boom, the ore from the 600 foot levels being by far the best that has ever been found in the mine. Dr Ainsworth brought up a sample from the new bonanza, mass of ruby and horn silver, weighing about ten pounds, threaded through and through with wires of native silver. Some of his ore will as- say as high as S16,00Oper ton, and a very high average IS obtained from all the ore taken out.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
LIS PENDENS.

 Alex Levin, vs. William Will and Hen " Hsupt.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Power of Attorney by L F Jaeger to Hill DeArmitt. Homestead of 160 acres on Robles Ranch, Pima county, Jesus Robles Declaration of intention to become sole trader by Teresa c Kresham.
 BOND. WA Scott as Notary Public, Sl0G1.
 MILLsITEs. Columbus, sOnOita Valley, March 6 1882, Thos Hughes. Berkeley. Sonoita Valley, March 6 1882, D " Lyon.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. Inca Gold < Silver Mining Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

IHE block of adobe houses on Con- sre-s street west of the Pacific paint com pau's shop, are now being faced with broken brick and lime, which will add materially to the value and looks of the huilllnrs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

ME. CHAs. l.. SERRoT left for Los Au-eles Wednesday, and will remain in laa. city. He has made many warm friends in this city, all of whom wish him a prosperous career in the city Of the angels.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

ACCORDING to a statement computed hy Mr. II. Ward, the indebtedness of Pira county m outstanding unpaid Ua--ants approximates s55,0OO which is Uart.ally balanced by the warrant against CecIse county of Sl0,432.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

--s-ss fer Florence, 2 miles. s-",.s for l0-euSc. 25 miles; Silver King, 57 niles .,., xyt.- q, IL, 55,--i1I,rir- g4 miles; Prescott. Iss miles.
 -. for Euplre. l4 miles; harShAw. 70 mlles. 4-.---s f1r T,,uabstone, sO ulles. t-7'---- -.,- IEl-f Oirsnt. 2l milee; Camp ThomEs H-''-- r.i5l l...a Ig. miles; Ssln Carios S9 milst ..-. F.- t7. .Eille. ? mlles- - T.rctilu of -hlson, Topeka < santa fe and .----s-tl pse I.Allroads.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Cor c. r. SYKES arrived by the Atlantic express las. Thursday, from the East looking exceedingly well for his trip across the continent and the ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Ma 4. CALDWELL, superintendent of .ae Gunsight mine, left for Los Angeles las Thursday but is expected to return in about one week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Nr SamL Branan reports the Sonora E K 90 be within nifty miles of Magde- lena and that the surveyors and grad sr, .re working all along the line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Mn THos. GARDNER informs us that the 4 Alril number of the Arizona Illus ira-ed Quarterly will be issued by about The middle or the month named
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Judge Eaton, the first President of the Pasadena Colony, and A. G. Porter and r. II. Green, all of Pasadena, have associated themselves with AdOlph Petsch and Kildorf Almind and estab- hshed new settlement three miles from CucamOngo, called Hermosa Land and Water Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
ARIZONA FRIENDS,

Which did with a right royal good will. They were Messrs. T. L. Stiles and Thos. Cordis. An invitation from the former to dine at the Riggs was accepted, and | consolidation effected, not for the pur- pose of lobbying through an Arizona bill, but to see Patience" that evening at Fords Theatre. When I was further informed that Hon. John r. Cum and Col. J. +. Stout, of Tombstone, (whose presence in the city had not occurred to me- were to go with ouT patty, 1t may be understood that the proposition was agreed to with some alacrity. The two last named gentlemen had the fore thought to take ladies with them, so of course We were all upqS our good be- haviOr. I have heard the assertion Stout-ly maintained that the "Colonel' Is quite irresistible. He certainly proved so upon this occasion, for his fair com paniOn seemed to forget the opera quite too thoroughly utter. Our friend, the Hon. ]. P. c. needs no eulc gy from me in this respect, suffice it to say that in this instance he was not behind the Colonel shall not discuss the merits of Patience and try yours; I may say, however, that the audience were at times Widely enthusiastic.
 The weather being so abominable  during my stay at Washington, I did not care to prolong it more than two days, during which I employed my time very much as most visitors do at the capitol in seeing all could in as little time
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Tm new Court house will be insured with Mr. W. A. Scott, for about s50,0O0. arrangements for that purpose are now heinz effected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

I1 Los Angeles, on Sunday, March F Nr Fincus Lazarus, formerly of this city, was married to Miss Rachel Kre- ler. Congratulations are extended.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Ma MART MALOSEY brought in from Tar Flat, Owen Reardon and the China men which are charged with robbing and X Hing the man at Crittenden few nights agu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

{ NR. SAMUEL BRASNAN and wife ar aved from Guaymas last Thursday and registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

AL conductors on the Southern Pa c.fr railroad are forbidden hereafter to set ut cars containing fine goods, with ou. special order.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. c. H. HoFFNAS left for Son. ora on Friday morning He recently came from San Francisco at which place be had just shipped seventy tons of mining machinery to the Ysqui mine in the Altar district, Sonora, of which MT. Hoffman ls Superintendent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

IR. C. T. CoSSELB. San Carlos mer- chant, arrived in Tucson last Tuesday and will spend few days among his many friends here, and combine pleasure with business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

MR. W. NJ. JOHNSON, right of way land agent for the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad Is in town and stopping at the Palace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

Hos. WH. HERRING, of Tombsone. formerly District Attorney,'oi New York City, .s in attendance on the District CUurt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The Kern county Board of Supervisors granted a franchise Tuesday to construct a stree: railroad for the convenience of freight and passengers between the towns of Bakersfield and Sumner, with the privi. leEe of extending t seven miles into the farming country adjoining.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
AMONG THE YANKEES.

A .3n.zard- -H-xi,hael st-ogon- n--VirsiEia City and tho Con=tock.-A Brilliant Feat on Tee. Washington Citv and AriEon1ns--Taeir Rasa conduct-Nsw York--A Trip Across he East givsr Bridge.-A Mistaker Idea and a Censssusnt Surpnso.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

THK machinery for the Hawkeye Re duction works promises to be something different from anything heretofore used in the Territory, for instead of the Wrought Iron water jacket, sectional cast iron water backs are substituted. This class of amelters gre manufactured in Council Bluffs, Ia, and are said to be in general use throughout the Colorado camps in which places MT. A. B. Cscy, the Superintendent of the Havkeye Company became acquainted with their real merits and believing them to pos ses many economical advantages over the water jackets now in use ID Arizona brings the pioneer of its class, and it will be immediately erected at the com pany's place of business in the Tyndall district The boiler, stesm-pump and engine left by teams Wednesday and the balance of the machinery was shipped from the depot Thursday. An additional carload is daily expected to arrive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

EH. s. H. LUCAS, of & II. Lucas I Co. proainsnt jewellers of Santa Fe. n reg istsrsd ct ths PAsss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Local Intelligence.

CONTENTION mill shipped fourteen bars Of bullion on the 1lth instant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

uR GREGd, a mining capitalist inter ss,el in the Hawkeye mining company, left for Los Angeles
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The Lakeport Bee publishes encOurag- in< reports of the public sentiment D favor of the Napa and Lake Railroad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

William Taylor was lost in the noun taius Of San Bernardino last Janu1ry and is supposed to have perished in the snow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
SLTrnnLY. March IS

 L Zeckendort st al vs. Carrie Copper Mine, demurrer withdraw and Eve days given in which to answer.
 Arizona VI. Wm Csviness, v Ely and Michael Gshagan, defendants were given to March 20 to plead.
 Arizona VI. ". v. Williams and Stan ley Bsckus. indicted for burglary, de- tsndsnts plead guilty u charged In the indictment.
 Arizona VI. Francisco Ros, Louis Cor req, Juan Chico and Jose Ignaeio, charged with grand larceny. plead no: guilty; trial set for 2Sd-
 Arizona Ts. Paul Wagner, defendant plead not guilty to felony as charged in the indictment; trial set for March 20th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

D.Ks s Merchants ETchsase. ls Hr g., - ..-.lt oi a. ITTLEE in S<Nn frSncls- sii 5.y,E 6sily snI Weekly can siwHys b~ seoa - f.e sr his otloe-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
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WEATHER COMBINATIONS.

....Dr DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL sxEVIcK D. s. AhsI. .pssrrKn's 's OFFICE. TposoN. March le.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
District Court-StIllueII, J.

AHUBsDAr, t1ercn 10. L Zsckendorf & Co vs Goldsres, order continuing cause recalled and case dis missed without prejudice at plaintiffs costs.
 James Herdmsn, vs. Arivsca Milling and Mining Company, defendant vithdrsws its motion for further time to answer and default entered and judg- ment in favor of plaintiff ordered to be entered on record.
 Grand Jury having made partial TO- port retired for further deliberstion and found indictments ss printed elsewhere. The motion to dismiss defendant Jule Crane, by writ of habeas corpus was be- ing argued ks we go to press.
 PBIDAI, March1I. Parker 4 Clifford u Peter Tonsy, jury waived and oanss continued to |. vacant day.
 EW Heaah vs. John McCrsy. set for trial on the 27th.
 T F Ryan vs. Chss Hodner, placed on law calender for trial on March 18th. The trial of Kelly and Serrsno was set for the 2Oth.
 Territory vs. " " Williams, ssnley Backus Arraigned and given one day to plead.
 James Stewart was Irrsignsd and pleaded not guilty.
 Wilson srrsigned and pleaded not guilty.
 Wm Csviness srraigned and given one day to plead
 Paul Wagner arrsigned and given one day to plead
 Jule Crsine srrAigned Ind given to March 10th to plead.
 Chas Prisdle srrsignsd and given till March 9Oth to plead
 Louis Cores, Juan Chico and r Rios srr.ignsd and given one day to plead. Grand jury made partial report and retired.
 Casss ignored by grand jury and defendants dismissed: Mrs A Seymour, s Humphreys, Vim Shannon, Henry Simpson, Geo Williams, Frank Wander court, A Woods and John Carriger. Court adjourned to meet at l0A. II. to- morrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

The New York SUS publishes the fol- lowing letter marked Confidential over the date:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
TABLE or DISTANCES.

rusu rucsoS BY RAILROAD.
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The Episcopal Convention.

RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE BISHOPS ADDRESS.
After the report OF the proceedings OF the Epis-
cOpal conference In the first edition closed
the bishop delivered his annual address, In
which he stated that he had during the past year
delivered 145 sermons and made 1897 combinations
Since the last convention Rev. II. b. Smyth E. A
Dalrymple and James Hough had died. He spoke
OF the noble work done by the lay brethren I'm
made long and strong plea for more activity IN
Christian missionary work, and pointed out that
lf-Sacr1flce and resolution and determination
to do Gods work would rebound to STRENGTHENING
this branch of church work.
The bishop further recommended the propriety
OF erecting building for the use OF the conven-
transpired in their meetings which many thought
Closing the bishop paid a loving tribute
TO TO oh Kevs; Hon and ~ DaiTympls whom
byterS He counseled, In view OF the uncertainty
OF life and the ravages made by death In the ranks
that kindly spirit and a courtesy OF manner be
cultivated In the transaction OF the business OF the
convention. The bishop also paid tribute to the
life and character OF the diseased OF the lay men,
bers-Hon. Alexander Randall and John Merry
man, and Miss NJ. Keech, OF Waverly Seminary. In
closing he said: 81 close the report OF this, writ
ten in the deepest sorrow, and yet hope see the
g0lGsn ag glow Of hope that Is spanning the skies
Upon the conclusion OF the address, the portion
OF 1t relative to the erection OF special building
for the use OF the convention and the portion rea
tive to diocesan seal were referred to special
committees.
Rev. Mr. Stryker, the secretary of the standing
committee, reported that they have recommended
to the bishop for ordination to the priesthood the
Revs F: 8. hipEdns, T. G. Bryant and J. Fletcher:
for ordinations to the deaconate, w. r. Webb,
W. +. Watkins, X J. Hammond, 3. G. Richard
SON ana K. McGIl; admission to candidateShip to
holy orders, E z: Lawrence. d. D. Addison, c. M
Young, +. N. Gibson, C. E Grammer, Thomas
Atkinson. Consent was given to the conservation
Of the Rev. c. Whitehead, DID, to the bishopric OF
PittSburH.
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News Briefs.

The Maine greenback convention Yesterday
nominated for governor Scion Chase; for Congress-
men, VIM. f. Eaton, Eben o. Gary, b. K Kellack
and ID. b. AverilL The platform contains q pro-
any OF the old parties.
The state supervisor OF registration at Charles
Ton, 3 T., was arrested twice yesterday for refus-
Ing TO allow United States deputy marshals TO re-
main so near him as In his Judgment, TO impede
the free registration OF voters He gave bond for
his appearance I'm the u. s. court.
City OF Mexico dispatch says: "The aleCa-
tons OF Shields and Weber, the glass-blowers,
whose treatment by Mexican Official has been
made the subject OF Congressional action at
washington, are found on Investigation false in
SO far as they refer 10 United States Minister Nor
gan"
Gov. Hagood has convened the South Carolina
legislature In extra session, the 9th proximo TO
divide the state into seven Congressional districts
instead OF five as at present
Sarah Beckhardt, aged 10 years, committed sui
clue In Baltimore yesterday by shooting herself
win pistol through the right temple.
PrOf w. Ii. Rogers, president of the Massachu.
seUts Institute or Technology, dropped dead from
heart disease yesterday while addressing the grad.
uatlng class OF that Institution.
AT Lancaster Landing, Ill, Milton Clifford.
whose wife recently bore twins, strangled them In
their cradle and then buried them In It
In quincy. Illinois, DIR. Hoffman, editor OF the
and Casper Hellhake and DIR. L. X Spear. The ed
1tor Is In critical condition. An article I'm the
Ge1nadnfd Is supposed TO have led to the shooting
Michael Dayitt has telegraphed that he will ar
rive In Boston, June 18th.
MT. Richard OGorman delivered TO a crowded
the times OF Grattan and the Irish volunteers, at
the close remarking II was yet possible for
washington TO be the capital OF q re public OF the
English speaking races
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DIED,


GARNER On May the 3Oh. 1892 at O'Clock r. M.
MARY Me- widow Of the late jefferson Garner age
fifty years
The midnight moon IL beaning
Upon her silent grave;
She eleepeth without waking,
The one we could not save
Oh! chde US not for weeping
For sorrow shades her brow:
She has gone from to Heaven.
We have no mother now.
BIZ Her DAUGHTER.
Funeral will take place from her late residence Ne
1888 Union street southwest Thursday, June tina
LIST. at O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited
to attend
MEAD: On Wednesday, May 81. 1882, st II O'Clock
years.
Funeral will take place Thursday, June LIST st 80
O'CLOCK from Ais South Carolina avenue southeast.
MEEHAN. In this city. Tuesday, May 30th.
lSS2. at 2:l5 O'Clock ~ RACHEL T.. relcf OF John
s. Meehan in the eighty third year Of her ase
Funeral from her late residence 121 street south
invited to attend.
MCDONNELL On Monday. May 2s. 1882 as $50
p. M. THOMAS MCDONNELL, aged seventy mine
years.
Funeral win take place from his late residence No.
146 East Capitol street. Thursday, June l. at a. m,
and proceed TO st. Peters church, Capitol Hill. Re-
QUEEN mass win be he'd. Re atives and friends re-
spectfuu invited to attend No flowers. a
THICKER. In Georgetown Tuesday, May 3Oth
1881 EDWARD THICKER. aged forty seven years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from is late residence southwest
corner 81 Bridge and Iingan streets, Thursday
afternoon. June LIST at O'Clock.
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Mr. EDwARD THEcKER, q citizen OF this place,
died at his residence, corner Bridge and Ungan
streets yesterday; aged ~ years.
THR FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, ID. c., completed its organization
last night at Dashaway hall The constitution was
further considered, amended, and finally adopted
as whole. The stated day OF meeting was fixed
at the first Tuesday OF each month. The meeting
adjourned to convene next Tuesday for the FIRST
payment OF dues, &c. At the meeting OF the direc-
tors the following were elected: Valuation COM
mittee-Wm. A. Hutch1na, Thomas Downing, ".
r. Decide; finance cOmmittee-Joseph Il. Lee,
John w. Morgan, Albert Miller: trustees-ChArleS
III. Tickling and Jesse II. Wilson.
ROBBRRY.-MrR NOran's grocery and liquor store,
on Water street, was robbed last night OF about
500 worth OF cigars and tobacco. There seems to
be a gang OF thieves who make a speciality OF
cigars and tobacco. They take nothing else except
hard cash.
GEORGETOWN CoLI1GK ALuNNL-The executive
committee Of this organization Is now sending ont
Invitations for the second annual meeting q Pie
society, to be held at the college on the evening Of
June 21st ~
EQUAL DIVISION, Sons OF Txrxp.xcu Ar wash-
ington, gives concert at Curtts nall tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. B. b Sue<1on fhomas
rom Havre-de-Grace, with coal to Nay1eid q
Hiest0n; schr: MAID or the Myth, from do with do.
ecnr John q Robinson, with l,900 bushels corn to
harley q yfo. from lower Potomac.
eepta
FISH MARxxr-SOoo herring sold at 8 TO q. 50
per thousand; 300 shAd at $l6 % Is per hundred.
Reported hy G. r Harper, wharf agent
HIGH TDk-June 1, 7:16 q. m; 7:A p m
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CAPITOL Notes.

The executive session OF the senate terminated
at 8: 20 O'Clock, when the doors were reopned and
the japanese indemnity bill was further discussed
VOTE IN COMMITTEE ON THE FITZ-JoHN PORTER BILL
The vote I'm the Senate military committee TO-
day, on the question of favorably reporting Mr.
SeweIl's bill for the relief OF Fitz-John Porter
was as fOllOws:-Ayes: Senators Sewell, Cock
rell, Maxey, Grover and Hampton. Noes: Sena-
tor Logan. MeSsrs. Cameron, OF Pennsyiva-
MIA, Harrison and Hawley were absent Mr..
Cameron Is known to agree with the conclu-
sions OF the majority OF the committee. Gen.
Logan expects that his minority report will be APP
proved by MeSSrS Hawley and Harrison upon
their return to the city, and says that Gen. Haw-
ley has informed him that he is In accord with its
main proposition.