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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

THROUGH the courtesy of he Hcl.
! 4. Lemon we are able 20 G We the
following synopsis of his bill provio-
ing for railroad from Marico7a o
Phenix. 1t prov .dcs thet VI. enevc
any railroad company, duly o-gen-
lied, notifies the Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors that such CON-
pany is ready to exchange the boads
OF euch company to the amount of
ixty thousand dollars, for that
amount of Maricopa county bonds,
it shall be the duty of the Board of
Supervisors to cali a special elect on
and submit the question of the issr
ing of county bonds to vote OF ibe
people. If a majority vote bonds,
yes, the Board of Superv; sors shall
issue the amount of bonds above
mentioned. The bonds to draw 7
per cent. and run twenty years. The
county to take like amount of rail-
road bonds, interest and date of ma-
turf, y the same. When fifteen miles
f road are finished then half of the
bonds are to be issued, and the hal
asce ON cnmnletio-- e the road and
,,s aceep. nee.
Tie BIZ is certainly fair to a
parties concerned in its provisions.
a company see fit to take the
matter in hand TO build the road, as
no doubt there will, there will be an
opportunity for the citizens of the
county to express themselves for or
against a road. This one thing is
certain, thAt had the county a road
nto Phoenix eighteen months more
would not see an valuable acre OF |
and uuocenpied along the valley
The opnIaiion of Phoenix would
10 doubt double inside OF two years,
I'd he population of Tempe ard
taer agricultural localities largely
Increase. II he taxable property of
be county would rapidly increase In
mount and advance in value, BY
esterday's DISPATCHES we judge that
lie bill " ill pass, and it ought to be
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

A WASHINGTON paper tells the
following interesting anecdote of
two Of, the leading men OF the coun-
Ivy:
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, who
cane = poor boy to this coun " from
Sco:'sud, worked on the same farm
IN L7fngs' one county, New York,
'aes Scc~e,aiy Teller worked upon.
when they met in the Senate. NJ.
Beck said: "Well, Henry, " hen We
used to drive old Browns oxen we
never expected TO meet in the United
States Senate" mo, JIM" said Mr..
Teller, eve didn't know there We
such a place."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

d y has less than ten thousand more
than Wisconsin. Up to the time Of
railroads South Carolina had not
doubled her original population :
Since that time she has more than
doubled though the time is not more
than one-third of the whole. Sup
pose no railroad touched Arizona. to-
day we would be bur little ahead of
. e Northern Mexican states in de-
ve'opnent, and where we were in
1870 with our 1900 population, to-
day we are at least $4,000. In 1880
we were a little over 10000. Are
railroads keeping out population,
smo nering developments and ruin
ing our Territory in any way? Ari-
romans can afford 10 look about hem
before they begin to war upon their
only chance 10 be brought out and
be made part of and have part o.
the advantages of the great CONNER
cial orld.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
II antaIn.

There is a hardy Central Ameri
can fruit called plantain which
IN some countries is as common as
Dread with us. 1t resembles the ba-
rama in apprarlnc >, but Is only suit
able for cooking. 1t may be baked,
boiled. fried, stewed, etc, and is
said to be very nutritious and pal
alable A small q lantily is annual
ly shipped into The southern States,
but beyon th.t it is not Known ir
oar markets. IF some of our enter
prising farmers would take the
trouble 10 obtain seed, we have no |
doub its production could he made
A sue css in the Salt liver Valley.
1t is probable that it night be OBJ
iai' ell ON the parent oaice and
" Il no Geu"t be found inN he mar
SetS OF NV Orleans.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
"A Lawyer Fooled.

A distinguished company of law
yers sat in the Supreme Court room
recently talAing over old times.
Among them was Col. Charles S.
Spencer. He was i'll his usual happy
vein, and told new story.
Il WAS retained" he said, by an
ex-so der of the war 10 sue for the
recovery of ONE $500 which he
had loaned 10 friend. The IL e
Edwin James was council for the
defendenL. l went to work Zealousiy
for my client. James csoss-eXamined
the plaintiff in his usual forcible
way.
1'You loaned him s1,sOO?' Nj
James asked.
a. did, SIR was the reply
"'It was your own money! Mr..
ia .ncs continued.
e'It was sir my client responded
"' Where did you get that moAey,
sir?" Mr.. James asked sternly.
"'I earned it, SIR Til; words were
said in a meek tone.
"sYou earned it, eh? When did
you earn it?' asked Mr. James.
"'During the war, SIR was the re-
ply, still in Il very humble tone.
"You earned it during the war.
Pray, what wa YOUR occupation our
ing tn WARP Mr.. James asked.
"'Fie htIng, SIR the man replied
modestlY.
ooh, fghr1ng,' Mr.. James said,
some What taken down, and instantly
changing his manner.
az smiled trump .antlv, ard even
snicllered TITLE James was half
mad. Wall, We went 10 tue jury,
md l, of coursr, l;a.l the lust to say
S lied away up TO gltry | spoke
the wa of the ligcs and treas
ares It Co us; of the awful battles
which de ;ided the ia of the union !;
of the self-den:al AMI bravery of our
men Who left home, wife, children,
father, mother, everything thar was
dear to them, and went forth 10 IL hi
for our fireside and freedom, and the
salvation of The nation. l pointed
10 the plaintiff as he sat there, still
with the same air CT humility and
even sadness. l said that WIS he
sort of man who had fought our b.i
ties, and saved the flag and shed his,
life blood that we and our children
might enjoy, uncurtalled, the gio-
rious blessings of freedom wrenchea
from the hands OF despots by our
sires. l worked up that jury, can
tell YOU, and the plaintiff himself
drew forth an unpretentious hand
kcrChief and wiped awav q tesr- [
got verdict for the fl, am0,l u, O =
course. As we were quitting e
courtroom, lanes said: Spencer,
your war speech gained the verdict
If you hadn't discovered through
my cross examination that the man
fought in The war you would have
been hcaten.'
"My FRIEND 1 replied, 'if you
had only asked he man on which
side he fought, you might lie g"ing
home with verdict; my client was
an old rebel "-k1.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
A 1TEMORIAL.
introduced by Hon. A. D, Lemon.]
To the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States of


introduced by Hen. A. D. Lemon-l
To the Senate-apd House of Renre-
- -,
seh'a.i'es Vi INC oni'eu ''.,Oes u
America in Congress assembled:
Your memorialists, the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Arizo-
ma, respectfully represent, that,
WHEREAS, by act of Congress, the
sixteenth (1G) and thirty sixth (36)
sections of land in each Congress
sional township within the Territory
has been set apart for the use and
benefi, of the public school fund. on
the admission of the Territory Into
the Union as State; and,
WHEBEAs, vast bodies of land
within said Territory are covered by
Mexican grants, swamps and MINER
al lands, by reason of which the six
ieenth Q6) ard thirty~sixth $50 sec
tons of the land within the limits of
such grants, swamp lanGs and min
eral reservations are rendered value
less for the purposes for which they
were st apart hy law, your memo
riali-ts would further represent to
YOU honorable b:dy that there arc
in said Territory other lands of great
value for timber, grazing, and agri-
cultural purposes, and if BY act of
Congress they sh uld be given to the
Territory in lieu of the sixteenth (6)
anil ihirtv sixth $50 sec ions in he
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
Photographic Etezn !.

In San Francisco, No. 1 wheat is
quoted at So; tced barley at 81 .A2112.
The offic al canvass OF the vote on
the charter election in San Francis
CO shows a rrobAbili y of its defeat.
There is some suspicion that the
charter is being counted out, as The
officials at the city hall are g morally
opposed to it.
Judge Twee.l returned fir I'M Tue
son today where lac has been in at
tendance at the Supreme Court. He
reports much less rain in Tucson
than up this way.
A ledge of coal has been discover
cd about 25 miles south of Cotton,
Cal. 1t is said to be about five feet
wide and of good quality.
Tombstone is to have National
Bank"
Mexico has new five cent nickel
very much like The nickel of the
United States.
The Tulare people have Hanged
their Assem- blyman Atwen in efiigy
because he betrayed their interests
in the irri CATION business.
1t is reported that The grave of
Yarberry, the murderer recently exc
cuted at Albuquerque. has been
robbed.
The New Mexican militia have
succeeded in killing three rusticss
and capturing three, and driving
o hers into chihuahua.
The German min lister of war has
re igned.
The adoption of the tariff bill has
crca'ed quite a panic among the iron
men.
Ben Hill. son of The late Senator
Hill, is reported as h"pelessly i'll.
he San Francisco charter has
be n defeated. Great frauds are re-
ported as having been perpetrated.
Hon. James S. BOyuton is G 'vern-
or of Georgia pro ZEN. till an cleo
ton ran be held, which is ordered
cor A I'll "a.
U. .. treasure Olinilal mas nanu-
I'd in his resignation. He has ac-
cepted the pc itioH of treasurer and
manager of the New York Mutual
Trust Company.
Mcdowell. murderer of Maggie
O'Brian, has been induced 70 make
ii confession. He tries to sneak out
of cold bloodel, d:aholi Al mnr-
'er by charging L. On his wife. Rosa
Kearre y NrDowell, as fellow: He
says that the two wcmen w.,e ieal-
Gus of each Other, and net Rosi
wanted 10 thump Maggie;s so he sent
for Maggie and met he AZ NE in
with a buggy and look he: 30 a Lone
ly place where his wife l,ils i ~.
He helped to hide Inc body; lat he
tried to keep Rosa's secret but mat
she gave it away o get I'd Of him
and save her own life.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

ISAAC, of the San Eer1ard' 10
I -ms5. md Wilson. OF tie Inder, nave
bad a slight "onpleae- n.uess" end
ing in bruised noses, e.. 1t was
caused by an abusive attack on NJ =.
isaac. on the occasion of his mar
rage, by Wilson, SO Inc s .rt-T. CT Q
informs US. We have ofiel wo1.-
dered why it that of all brs;ne 8
men editors most frequently diegrs re
themselves Ivy business quarrel.
Other business men usually ag zee
and work together for their common
interest. Did any one ever hear of
eGi o-s doing SOP
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

THE California legislature has
nippcd the "emotional insanity" bus
ness. A law has been passed to ez-
nine persons accused of murder as
10 their sanity, and if found insane
they are condemned 10 the mad
house; if not. they are to be tried for
the crime.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

THE d@ah list of tie first 4 :
lonths Of Inc present yer S 9 c
iarkableI lone, scarce Y lesz CIR -rk :
bic than the list of disas.e-s. IA
be Unitdd STATES death mas Ia -
Ex-senator Morrill,, of M (
Srernors Marshall Jewel,
Davis of Texas, and WIiiiar1 -.
'e4n.th, of Wisconsin; CAa. es -
|Thorae, Jr-, the actor; Will q >.
Dodge, the Christian pniiau L q 80:
Clark Mills, the scu p.e; ex Co.e--
nor .. D. Morgan, the war governor
of New York: Dr.. George M. Bea d,
The famous neurologist, and Cover
n r Alexander II. Stepheas, sDe l. 5
torian and statesman. Abroad, in
the fret hours of the new year, leon
the only great fench q
OF the decade, and then Doe, =.
artist, aud amer, TIE compc =,
are added to the roll.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

At Moscow, me DrepIFatio ions for
the coronation of ne CIR are pro-
ceed.ng or fabuioas scale of meg
nihcence. Eleven miles of tables
are being constructed for the ban
gust on the plain, and eigi y-f1ve
circular coun.e rs for the dis'ii0u :
ton to the mouths of DOC 900 pics.
lfubeDsttin is to write q marc n and
direct an orchestra of 1000 mu !
clans and 5000 chorisle s. Six cen
are b, ing constructed in Inc public
places, aud an Eng iish company is
covering The Kremlin with electric
lights. Meanwhile The anx e 2 con-
cerring the nihiiists grows a,ace,
and the late report is that the Ger
man police have got possession of
some of Hartmam's cOmnu ica iots
to the nihilists, giving ins ru tons
on the subject of the corona ion.
Judge H B. Lighthizer taken
up one hundred and sixty acres of
government land JUS outside of the
CITY limits to the south of BrucNner's
Addi' on. He is having a well sunk
and will proceed to Guild hou=e
thereon as soon as water is ;lchcd
South Tucson VIII probably be its
name when a street railroad is laid
to the tract.-Citi.1n.
The ingpt copper product Of this
country amounts 10 81 10000 pounds
of which amoant Michigan furnish
IS more than half. or 81 100000 lbs
Ar zola, where copper mines are
just beginning to be known, comes
second WI h n product of 100000 |
lbs. closely followed bv Montana |
with an output of 10000. 600 los.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

|ye would segrest TO CIR ab' Tei-
brjal ~se1TeszEy 9 pop. e. of
Wing Inc Joarnsls o. the pre-' 1t
|gisla,u-e p;0prry ildexad as .
|ls elc. 1t is Sign v em3a -ass :
10 pick up the journal OF 81
Ia lis 1853 pages and maip'ain
OF one VINO expects o ddd
ling during natural l.fc- inc.
sla lot The title of each bill be
Ia aud the pages given upo
ch the records concerning it a-e
u found =?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
NJ ExICO.
Its Progress. wealth and Won
de ~


We are in receipt of a ve-V in'er-
esiing letter from Me-ico fem cur
well known anG es5-emea c izsn. q.
A T caldwell, which I n'.jns 50
much of general interest," that We
take the be Y of pu: ing | in p,ir..
CITY CHIHUAHUA, Mex,
Februa e, 25. 1888.
Mp. MoKyoRD: Iiave just evslIl-
iaed he celebrated old SAD Euia-
liza liver mines, twelve mics sOuth
of here. 10y occupy tract Of
wen: y-six square mics and notwita-
standing fhe great out put of four
hundred and hi. Y mill on do'ia-s,
it still retains great reese. yes. The
p: oof of the vast ex cent these mines
have been worked (e.om 1908 10 Inc
p-csenD is shown by 6c0,otO sens o.
furnace Stag which The OLE VIC '4era
left. and TIE fine p nee ofcut end
carved white tn Ia store cos. ing
$c00,Cc0, a donation z-on Santa u
lalia mines. The C Y IS : so hand
sOmely built OF tae same kidd of
stone with large amer courts grace
fully arcaded, many of f.em two
stories high, cut End -voi wi h
nice ta=fe. The Gnu ca plaza is
NJ 1dsomely laid out and KEEP: in fine
order, and the flowers and tree. fou- :
i>h like genlleman's p. ;vate ga
del. 1t is not fenc, %, but surround
ed by modeIh ornamental iron seais.
Toe center is occupied by la &c
iron fountain u pre- Y dceign AMI
kept flowing with beau ;sul clear
wa er, wiz which -he city Is aOund-
anlly supplied f.om the On huahua
river, introduced ut feai cost by he
Spaniards in 1850. Tie climate IS
mild in summer, ow 'pg to its att.
tvGe, $500 feet above ne Sc. for.
got to say that The Mexics Central
railroad runs here rom 2; Peso
Texas. dis.ance of S24 mile, fare
$10.85, time 10 hours. The city is
well shaded with cottonwood ca1
but fuel is scarce q I'D dea-, as all Inc
country is i-eelcss &c far as The eye
can see. Ali store gco.is and food
produc are high, as al must be
brought from a dis. -nce Flour il
80 per 100 pounds. No 81 y in iht
Uniied Safes has any better ro,ic-
res llaiions, and Mayor Seniar Dor
Eubr'an is q kind gentleman az
PROMPT in bus ness; he sDs@ss En-
g'ish well and is popular with h
people add fore cne s. A get g
element Yves oec-sioled by the ar
I:val o. 10 Nezic-n t-oo2s from
S e, "a Madr-s tod Y, w h g. p..s-
, oners up, che women and CHI; d.en
and - sea- ps c. .-iad on po.es A.
the st,ests leading ID ne Gu oh
! pla2a VEG C DIVIDED "; &c ed peo
| pie, cage 20 see fheir old enemy il
CHAINS They viii send the prison
ers SOUL, near tHe City cf Niece
hoping to Keep inem ON e-eapin:
! 10 Northern Mex and 10 mn.
their t":be again. AL Trains on In,
Mexican Central r iiroad cair v .;
. Mexican soldiers via captain Il
guard each train. From Apachc
they do not fear an tick, On: ca
them as e. "a cou.'o1. 1ae Mexi :,
Genial Rail-o..l IS push 'ng on We
to the Civ of Mexiro. There az,
| only 700 miles 10 fin sh out of 1,SG.
to that city. The mines south o
chihuahua about go miles, ct p.s~ci
are g ing ahes d wondc ully. Iat
railroad will pass them 90 mi e.
east, but branch road will be bull
there as hey yield so well and a.,
extensive enough to warrant it.
Yours truly,
G. A. TREADwETL
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
k.InrNr ARrHuR has

T5IDtNI AhL dUh HttF put .
tion of the provisions of 1e
vii Service bill into The naDGs Il
i friends and advoc;. -es and it my
expected that they will be aD4-
us 10 make as much of SUI :
it as possible. Mr.. Ea on who
as very O. ointment in tie f. IA
on and advocacy or sc HI
cen mSde a COME ssi5aer E5,.a
Eessrs. Gregory and Thoman, two
ther leaders in Civil Servive re-
orm. That the Civil Service will
e improved, there is liz. doubt.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

an occasion of rejoicing to the people
of the county, for, though it does not
insure US railroad, it makes it
quite probable that we will have
one in the near future. Let us throw
up our hats and yell.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

This psrer on file at ell the Principal
Newspaper Agencies in San Francisco
and sstern Eiiies.
E. G. Fake. is Y ercaants' Exchange, is our
Special San Francisco Agent.
J RI. Iares. a. "a Row. will act as our
New York agent
J.. p. Fisher, 21 He-chan s ExoeaF ge-
san Francisco. will nave he HEE4 Id DC
fie and soucit business.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
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10 NJ. FUGLEY. cL.IJ
: half interest III the \
Nav. Therefore. YOU. ed
m iuc sitdaied ~ Cams
Fpr-tv. Aiiz '- at = I r.
I Lea ia re Darr i..r
G :s:n q til. p IN
mine ~ 90 r u l.
j. hieen Ia. de. al.e
- iits vO n Il ai, nsr'
nen.s for b.. mine r. ii,
he aGr ii .. d -ixt = AN
- u T. IA d n,lrtd a..d .ivl
'-ft, ia INT . . re .an4 dr.-.
lola "a q .i-cs t -m~. g..
ai ~ = hT'.r el Il q i-l
SCR. IN aid a. Fnl.l-v. A
Goa Fib"cd or. I any 4
're-' o. SAD a ~ee incti ",
r.'Veiaeit GA The =. i'll .
FER The yelr- s.iure-nid
is . lofty . on that snle-s
pru ra-a new due. T.. e.l,
VIII lln i've - q " aiter I
egaI expiration OF hi MOI
si5d Cali il errsi in aid "a
vii ce4se ~ q sf.e.nie The
SUBSCRIBER hcrr'o
ALhXsNBER 81
FheniX- JA,.. }, 1 So.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

MADISON COUNTY, Nebrs "A, , =
an absorbing treasurer. a ; ie
haul of $4,000 was hardy worth
taking the risks Of being caus nj.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

A COMPANY has been Termed in
California for the purpose of raising
ostriches, and have secured go ceres
of land near Ananeim for the bust
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

Carr. CLFsoBD. of the Seven l.
Infnnt-y, deed few days sine a.
Fit. B i5ger, Wyoming. y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
railroad COZ mlss1onels

=
I'd tuss Tned cerFos
I've a lower 1ate % an~ as-o-..s ga
shipping exc.rsive over, der re
than 10 any inoiv.d0al Sal .3fa-.
athe same cl=ss OF goods, ana tnat a.
kbates given lhe ne must be-
lnted to the o-her.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

SOME years ago the Territory or
a2srfzono entered Tito contract W Ii
the Southern P .cific P,'iroad q al
low il certain privileges and o fix
certain rate for fares and frs II
During he present Legisia u mere
has been an attempt made on the
part of the Territory to nDt only
break faith with that company, bat
to '-cinch" rai.Iodd CON. a ,i.s geae.-
ally whose lines pass or ieht pass
across the Teri, DRY or he bu- twiiI-
in-it. There SEEMS to - =
burning desire TO 80 some mag
ION Tr;s / ,r4of, ,r blood In the veins
, - our Territorial body poliiic) and
because tie III iroads are ne subj cs
of much ia and Legislation cod
Eight" elsewhere, so Arizona n.,s H.
q measure~GoIne 10 think thas ii IS
her religious duty 10 chip in without
in any way considering he mai. r as
to results concerning herself. If the
statistics of the rae of inc-casc Of
population of any state in tie I 1l-n
are studied, it Will be found that he
increase of population since tne cd
~ roads in'o it VIII bell e
1h. the iic ease Tor s.,7
Ape previous Wis !
tate about thir y
IS e in " Ii about
-, and now has
guer er ir-
Il within the
rth Carolina
kaIs ago with
Jon, and to-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

THE business of Territorial Fir
pef," according to Frankl,u's bi' is
&c attend all sessions of courts ard
flip up dollar to decide case.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

A9AHIIE ei eIneer p:o27-e
Rtraighten up the leaning 70 - -
pisa for 100000, and to do sha joh
u ninety days.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

SENATOR EDMUNDs has been cleo
ed President of the Senate, vice Sen
aior Davis resigned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

The most atrocious treatment of
the insane at the Dixmont Insane
Asylum, Pa, has lately beer brought
o ligh'. 1t seems that patients have
been kicked in the face by attend
ants, jumped upon till their ribs
were broken, and even so badly in
jured that death ensued in two hours
afterwards. The Pennsylvania Leg
islature is investigating the matter.
A clause has been inserted in the
Sunday Civil Appropriation Bill in
Congress to strike out that section
relative to the lease of Yellow Stone
Park, and to insert instead provis-
ion prohibiting its lease or any por-
tion of it to any person or corpora
ton whatever. the granting Of any
exclusive privileges AID declaring
void and of no effect all leases, agree
ments, etc, already granted. 1t is
proposed that the goveramsnt take
charge of tie park.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
rMPORTANT no M

MFORTANI TO MI
Il on Public Lands.Cl
dian Depredafions. a.
sa1'o1s in Every War or1
ma s methiDg to tteir|
late laws and decis ohs
circular, FREE, to w A
hey at law, st. Cloud bni|
ton. d. G. Twelve gearsi
highest C urts, befAre @,
departments oftEe Cover
q te ton given to con
cases. homes eads. pre-'
land and timber culture
1irination of Spanish and
and securing pa erts to q
lie and.
MINES "A large rnm'
applicaiions are dcvecfi-
10 expensive litigation.
WHO wants a y tent 81
sided attorney in y ae1i
lnr u S c Sc and comet
detects that exist ann
nnH " her p'pers Be-
Civ II.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

TaE Legislative expenses are said
TO be vesy large, especially in the
way of clerk hire and printing
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

lows Justly at an up
Int oil es Deing "un' on
!" that won'd me- lie her
nip If The Counc'l 'c7S
he that does not aaocs ne
tn OF her representation -
What a ch~ne' 5on tne
on is aaY waY.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

THE Citizen advocates a Press As
sociaticn for the Territory. Second
tile notion
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

Prime Minister Ferry has submit
ted TO Presid ut Grevy complete
list of the memb rs af the new CAN
met, which i as fnllnps. y M. Fer y
p. ime Minister and Minister of Pub
lie Instruction: VI. Chal eniel Lcour.
Minister of Foreign AEdi,s; NJ
Wade k-Rnnsseau, Mini r of lhe
Interior: NJ Martin FeuiiEe, Ninis-
Ter of Justice; VI. Charlie Erun,
Min lister of Marine; NJ. Meline, Min
lister of Ag; iculture; Nj. Herrisson,
Minister of Commerce; M. Cookery.
Minister of Posts and TcIegraphs;
NJ. Raynal, Miais err of Public
V orks; N. Tirard, Minis,er of FL
nance; Gen. Thibaudin, Minister Of
War
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

Tomorrow will be the last chance
for the Legislature to dist guish
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