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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR snEniFF,
4 FRANK JOHNSON.
CLERK OF TIE ClNCulT COURT,
CHARLES s. HOWELL.
CLERK OF TIE COUNTY COURT,
"Nl ~ ". NEWT. LYNCH. vi
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH D. ETsON. !, n
ASSESSOR, CITY District,
FRED. ROLLER. s.E5
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
y WM. A. Mccoy.
COUNTY SURVEYOR, III.
II. CLARENCE r. LAIRD.
House. or DELEGATES, :.
u. B. DoVESER,
A. C.. F. EBELlSG,
J.DARKER,. 5.l
CoL-W. u. CURTIS.
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llit:d Messenger. " si
Z. The 1NTELLlGEScER has celebrated its
thirty-second. birthday, and growing better
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1T goes against my grain, as 4 Kan
sas farmer observed when a cloud Of grass
hoppcrs swooped down on his wheat field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03

The Greedy survivors are fairly entitled
to some monetary recognition by the Gov.
eminent, but the Washington sharks
should be carefully excluded from the
grab. F#sS5 y'g az "a fcyi.sif,
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Special alottccs.

a CAlsD.-To NIL who arc suffering from errors
md indiscrution, OF YOUTH, nervous weakness,
curly decay, los OF manhood. Re-, 4 will send r..
cipe that Will euro you, FREE OF CIIARG E. This
great remedy, was discovered by missionary in
south America. Scnd scli.sddressed envelope 10
KEY; JOSEPH 7. IMAM, Station D., New York. qFt6
. jy11-MwrAw tlds'ts ig5.i 81 1rftsSsI EfiIt x
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WHEELING "a ELM GROVE n, r :,
"! On and after SUNDAY. MAY. 10, 1854, trains
on the ". q z. g. Il. r. will r,in.as follows: -
2 Leaving the City at 4. NJ, and run every hour
, Leaving Wheeling Park at i. ", and run oycry.
on SUNDAYS. ~ I, y N. Y.
IL, Laying tho City at7A.x, and run every hour
!. Leaving Wheeling Park at SAN. and run eve i,
hour until 10 IN. !! - 80
hp.,snSS vii aye TIM and trouble pu
/ psl7 g4s 9, H1RscH, aupt 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
NIotllers.

Ii you arc failing; broken, worn out and
nervous, use ".Wells' Health Remover"
81. Druggists. go ,',Ss (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03

1867 Prizcs. amounting to, so65 I'M
Application for rites to clubs should be made
only 70 the office OF the Company In New Orleans.
d tor further information write clearly. giving full
address. MnIcP. O. Money Orders payable md
address Registered Letters to a tIr
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK, X
New Orleans. la
rl rostni Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or
our cSpcnse) to .ss7 NJ. a. DAUpiIiN, >'''' ~
+. or NJ A. DAUpEIN, g. y y ''' -; -
2 au!3.%Stw - COZ Seventh st.. Washington, n q
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr. Klne's Great Nerve
Restoser: No Fits after inst days uso.! Marvellous
cures Treatise and 81 trAl bottle FREQ to Fit cascs
send to Dr. Kline, Q5l Arch street. Philadelphia,
a. "a cancer Institute oal Arch street, Ph!ladolphs,
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b., z. & q. Railroad ~ AZ I,'7-.
Leave pcllaire at 2:l0r. n. for Summcrfcld. jt5ig
Leave Tellairc ut 800 A. ". for Summcrhcld and
zahessc. Arrive al bellatre, s:5A. y. and SOS IN
Local and through tickets on sale at Union Rail.
road ONCE 1900 Market street. at lowest rates INV
yuur tickets there. tC 3F So li f $50
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DIED,

/, Monday evening, September !,
1884, ut II o'clock P. y. ELIZABETH OcilsIyDEiS,
widow OF Samuel Oschsenbein, deceased, In her
9th year. go rs. 3 $50 .-1-iI5 y IN
Funcrnl from her late residence in West Bridge.
port, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. In,crnent In
soaptown at Scotch Chapel. s
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Patapsco Institute,

49, ELLlcoTT CITY, MARYLAND.
MISS SARAH n. RANDOLPH, Principal,
Situation unsurpassinEly beautiful and climate
noted for It's salubrity. With sable CORPS Of leach
es; Its great advantages for securing libcml e,lu
catioA and the happy results from its methods Ui
instruction and discipline, 10 other scl,oo! cal 10
young ladies' and children than this well known In.
stitution offers. Apply to PRINCIPAL for CirCu.
lnf. = = . iya
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aJe,u Acknowledgements.

r OsT-A BUNCH s OF, KEYs-YEs.
~ tetday afternoon between l2l2 chapline street
once. s3'Gf i5hI - 'sn'"''A' seSS =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18
Condensed Truth.

To the gazette:
Valley Mills, February 15.-Among
your editorial paragraphs OF 18th inst.
notice this: "Prof. Roberts Is mista-
ken. The people OF Texas do not be-
lieve the hair OF the dog Is good for the
bite. Enough is enough" For a gem
uine example of the epigrammatic this
will do, and the man who wrote II
ought to wear the mantle of Wood,
'the great condenser OF the Sun;
who war buried quite recently in New
York. TO those who believe 1t Is wise
for man to pile up cash balance
rather than spend IL judiciously In the
development of our resources, TINS J,
Il. J, M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

Von.ll.llea on toutul teEs.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08
coUar PROCEEDINGS


HOY. D. IL PINSkY, ASST CT TIE JUS
TIcm, eND JUDICIAL DIsrg CT, IRE
SIDING
EDsrsDa4. April 90. 1881.
Cont convened PURSUANT to ad-
inurnment-
Ju,y ernpannclcd f.r trial eff Jas
Shadrick
Galfias W. Gardner; entered say
Of proceeding till THURSDAY morning
Fowier vs.. Br, ant; Stay Of pro-
ccedirgs ordered a. per stipulation
on FIFE
Fi,st National Bank IF San Jose
vs. 5 Frank in ct Al; order for con
tinualIon sci aside ard case ordered
To he ,:ismi. sed, each party 10 pay
the ir own costs.
SHREDDER. johnson & Co VS. C 7
Hayden; dismissed at cost of plain
tiff.
McCondray & Co vs.. G T Hayden
dismissed at cost of plaintiff
THURSDAY, May l.
In case Of Gnrfi.s vs. Gardiner
defendant filed statement and made
morton for ne tria'.
Territory vs. JAS a Shadricki cas-,
on trial.
FRIDAY, May /. =
Territory VS. Jas a Sliadriok; case
on trial.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08
From Saturdays Daily. ]

Govcrnnr Sheldon. Of Now Mex
leo, ii is said, has r. signed
The Massachusetts Democracy
erlogizes Butler
The Clifton Clarion stands in for
Tcte B Ian as Delegate to Congress
The Democratic Central Commits
tee of Maricopa county is ready for
the fray. 1t is built up of good.
square Democrais-Jouraal.
The Star says John MaIion OF the
Prescott fourier, is talked of for
Democratic canliliate for G congress.
Ii we were on the other side of the
zee, we Would stand in for the
brother print every lick and We
should punch HIM aud present our
regrets from This si'ie The fcl.ce and
punch Lin again
It seems 10 US that il must be the
belief Of all who use In, III. ;hat .5r
Prices ST ecial F:avoriug Extracts OF
Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Z lnlord, Nee
fnrIEe, tFc., are The strongest, most,
delicate ard nsturaI flavor made
II makts all HE diff,ieuce in the
warId whciI our eak,s. pufiiIing~,
4, e..ins and pastry are ti,vu Cd with
DR.. Prices fresh fruit fi4vors.
jury In The Shaerick murder
cuSe came into court this morning at
$ q clock and rvnde.ed verdict of
I:.u. der in Tie second degree The
atuIneys Tor the defense, 3Iessrs
OK & { anpbell have done we'll
JI.cs hasi half case 10 handle nj
one viii, II there il 10 uh, in the
ubfic mind was a Deliberate muir.
der. y herr the murdered mn was
driven t. Il ILovr liich the Murderer
thought would save his own neck
AID ;os sds .rtage Of il ls lake the
lie Of lis intend victim. The
;ri.llenen have displayed eminent
alni;fy in d. Ing as well az they have
cone il: saving heir clienf f om lie
laiI W. Sladr i. K will receive his
leDtcLse At 5 o'ci, ok his evening.
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The AREAT ENGLISH RemDl

Is a ever IA. lin >
] cure for n erVou ;
:De bility. Exhaust
I edFitaliiy Semin
Z al W eaknes ,Sper
s ms orrhoea, log
/ NJ an hood. Impo-
i tency, Paraly lie.
! p o 3 t a torrhEa
) and all the terri
Z Bile effects o.
, self-a buse, youth
( ful folliss, and ex
nnGana ~ %of,
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years-such as loss of memory, Lassitud,
Nc lturnal Emission, aversion to society
Di.1hess of vision, noises IR the he9 !. tn
vital fluid pa. sing unobserved in the Urin,
and many other diseases that lead to II
sanity and death.
DR.. Mlntie will agree to forfeit hive linn
bred Dollars for case of this Kind tne
Vital Restorative (under his special advice
and treatmentl will not oure, or for any
thing Impure or injurious found in it. Dr.
Miutie treats all private Diseases success
fully without mercury. Consultation free.
thorough examination and advice, in
GLIDING analysis of urine, So. Price OF
Vital Restorative. S3 bottle, or four times
the quantity, SO; sent to any address
upou receipt of price. or c. O. D secure
from observation and In private nam ii
desired by 4. E. Mintie, NJ D., No. Kearny
ny St. San Francisco.
Sample bottle sent free on application by
letter stating symptoms. sex and age
Communications strictly Confider tial.
DR. Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPH RETI-
CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney am bladder
Complaints, GcnorrhGa, elect. Leucori hea
For sale w all druggists; 81 bottle; Six
bottles, S..
DR.. Miniie'S DANDELIoN PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dys pepsia and bilious
il the market. For sale by all druggists.
jan1-ltf.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08

The LAST of the three escapes from
tie eniteniinry has been brought
back. He was captured last non
d4y ut CHA Bend ly two Of The
snar>l>. whose NAMES we did not
.Io..rn.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08
Iron Mondays Daily ]
Business hcglns 10 grow apnce.

Bnsinesa begins 10 grow apace.
We hear Of more new bnilning' 5
10 be erected.
More rev furniture rec ived for
'he district courtroom.
Eighty degrees is being lefi some
what down the scale by The mercury
these days.
It il EXP, cied that the new ferry
on the Sail river will be in running
order to morrow.
Judge Pinnry left by yesterday 5
coach for Toml,s, on, where he
opens up to~day for long term If
Court, probably not less than six
weeks.
The incorporators of the Gazette
Publishing Company" are H. Fl
Mcneil, John +. Alsap, c. L. Mos
sher. A. \ Symcnis, and George
Hoadley
Two families came into The valley
yesterday who numbered seven
me- mbers each. Rapid increase Il
population Mere OF the kind want
I'd Lot; of room.
A grand strike IS in progress on
the Union Pacific railroad. Wages
were reduced of f'cigLt handlers
and shop men, and they have ceased
work all along the line.
Mr.. Osenberg, # Prescott, arrived
by this mornings coach from the
Capitol He IS looking Tor II rlncc
TO start up harness shop ami think
of locating among US
Sheriff Orme left wi h the muir
derer, Stadrick, yesterday for Yuma
where he will wear out the remain
der Of his worthless life. He Is
now not over 90 yenIs Of age.
We are in rccs Ipt 1T a most excel
lent article ON the "Wat:lv Industry
has go reference to sch0ol>ieach>
lng-which we shall be pleased 10
reproduce when opportunity offers
us space
Deputy Marshal Evans shifts The
blame for the failure 10 have the
wood grabhers punished to the
shoulders of MIR a. G. Baker, of this
| place, in talk with the editor of
the Bsus on Herald. Where will lie
put The failure 10 punish the barley
ihieves?
The Sulphur Va,ley NetOs is the
name of il aud it is new six colum J
exchange published by McFarlin
6 Montague, at Wilcox, Ccchise
| Co. We have not been able to de-
! terinine its political complexion but
jadge that il is entirely independent
1t i well printed, well edited, and
IL very crcdi able affair TO Cochise
county and the gentlemen having it
in charge.
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&C minunieated

ED. HERALD: Some three or f. u
years agn, the writer of This article
wrote several communications THAI
were published in he Erpositor, an
independent paper published in
Phoenix ~ he time: il was, in fact,
too independent 20 suit The ruling
powers of Yavapai and Maricopa
counties, which is lie reason why it
is not published in Phoenix yet.
Those article, were wr tten for the
purpose of establishing ilc fact that,
before Arizona could have judicia>
~ on which the people could rely
for justice III the admlnistratio n Of
law in cases that would come before
the courts for adjudication or before
the Territory wcultrhave judiciary
in wh:ch the people would have
confidence, the Territory should have
an elective judiciary, and urged lie
legislature that WAS in session al the
time most Of these articles were bee
ing published, 10 pass bill creating
special and elective judiciary. In
summing up The then past history of
the judiciary, tie writer referred to
several cases of mismanagcment, de-
ccption, and fr ,uI on the part Of the
judiciary, III language more forci5le
tran eloquent, and more pointed
than polite, hut stayed with it all
Tie same. Since that time the courts
in Two of our judicial districts have
given better satisfactio but the
Judiciary in the other district has
not l.y NY means had a walk over
The courts at the present time are
probably all right and dispo> ed 10
give us all the justice we want and
probably more; still, we can't Shut
our eyes TO tie fact that The officials
sent 10 preside over the affairs Of
state in the Territories by the gcncr-
al government, are seldom selected
lecdusc of iheir qualifications or
S.uS. al utuSSS AOs iIAC s'Oolii Nu tHCJ
a,e KIP. cted to fill, but from the fact
that thy are recommended by some
political power in the dominant
party. And if the cause of said rec
on,mendatiOn could he ascertained
ana made public, would speak but
little for either the recommended or
rccommtndor.
At all events the gigantic forts
OF some of the officials of the Terri
tory and the magnatcs of the S. p, r.
z. To fl ut fraudulent Spanish
grant over the best portion of Ari-
zona, are altogether of too great a
magnitude to be left in the hands of
a suspicious judiciary; and l think
the the people of Maricopa county
are pretty well decided on that fact.
While ! oliIical conventions are
plotting 10 save the nation by SAVING
themselves, had not the people of
central Arizona better be making
some efforts TO save their homes, and
leave The politicians 10 the magni6-
cent charge of saving themselves.
IEILLoC.
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For HIS Natural Lire

On Saturday evening at o'clock
The courtroom was crowded by an
audience eager to hear the sentence
To be pronounced by Judge Pinncy
in the case of Shadr OK, the occasion
having beer set for that hour. Ar
ter some little delay, the Judge made
his appearance and tue prisoner was
brought in by the officers. He !, Ok ed
somewhat nervous and dogged bat
not so anxious as when he sal
awaiting the verdict of the jury in
the morning. MIR. Campbell, Of lie
firm of Cox Il Campbell, attorneys
for the defendant moved for u new
trial, mentioning several points
among which were that The verdict
was not in accordance with the evil
dence, that defendant had not re
ceived Il fai- and impartial trial and
several other reasons why a new
trial snouli be granted. The whole
were ove-ruied by tie Judge, who
then commanded Shadrick TO stand
up" Have you anything to say
why sentence should not De pre-
nounced upon youF" After little
hesitation replied: 81 have nothing
to say"
Have the counsel any thug to
saye"
Mr. Campbell here called the ats
tention of HE Judge to The previous
good character of the prisoner, and
that the matter was an open ques
ton as to whether the crime he CONS
mitted was murder in the secon,i
degree or manslaughter.
The Judge Then expressed himself
IS not particularly impressed with
the plea OF previous good charuc-
ter" He sal that three Justices
were Kept 'basy trying criminal
cases, and that tie calendars of tie
courts were crowded with them,
notwithstanding the previous good
character" OF many criminals a
young man wien he came to the
Territory thought he was not UP
with the times till he carried I. six
shooter ON enc side and a bowie
knife On the Other, and kept an old
prostitute as hrs mistress.
Until such practices stop here
until The six shooter is left at home,
and il becomes disgrace to have
prostitute foi whom Il man fights on
occasion as in this, tle large Grim
ina; calendar of the Territory would
continue 10 he crowded.
When IL man draws revolver he
mcans 10 kill, and when he seeks
quarrel, as IN this case, and for such
Il cause. he is not entitled TO m UGH
sympathy. Defendant had brought
This condition Df things upon him.
self and ne mist bear the conse>
quenccs, and the Judge thought he
would rot be doing his duiy to him
seli, ll.c I1isonor, or the community
# lie She nd make the sentence less
Than the full penalty of he law.
The Judge then pronounced the
ssnt.nce of impris oEmenI for the
Term OF The natural life of the pris-
oner
The lar &c crowd in attendance
were disros' 70 applaud aid final Y
an attempt to cheer was made, bVt
the courtroom was quickly cleared
by the Sheriff and liaIliffs and no
further disturb ance was made. though
the crowd was evidently in bad di,-
position md had the sentence been
for l,ss than life no doubt the pris-
oner would have been summary
dealt with.
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y full slice. posi.r io'iny an
noun.cs The programme for II series
Of races in this cry, h. ginning on
Thur. day. May %. and con inuing
four day.. AZ follows:
Fir>t day-A $50 purse, sws ep-
stakes. Tor IA half mile 'isAr b, free Tor
al 81 de horse hat hnve iievsr run
in Il match r;a-e 'or q I.'ir-s.. AIS" a
purse If $40 sseef'sIaEe-, free for
nil, one f"anib niis. siasI,--
s~c..nd day-A s75 aoilaF rsrse
for u naIf niie DASH $50 % firs'
Iorse: $25 &. se,'un.'.
.fnsr'i d ~ si25 pufse, fec fer
rll ir,uni. race nIile lle.'=Rl, 81
three in fisei so dollars g fiisi
lorse. $50 - -se.lsi
Fourth ,aA-.A So ps.1se Orr i
nli. mile dash; goo 70 i.rsl ~ !
50 ser ",isi-
Ent,i.s cl,,-e c May II.
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1A|R|C1NII'TIE1CITTs)
Notice For Publication.
nec,aratory Statement No. 74s

Deciaratory Statement No. 743.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIzoSa,
April 18th, 1884. (
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing-named settler filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before non. D. h. Pinney,
Judge of the end District court, at his
chambers in Phoenix, Ma ieops County.
Arizona, on May 81, 1884.
Joel A. Holmesley for the ne 4 Of sec 26,
tp1n,r4 G. & =. r. b. & NJ. and names
the following as his witnesses, viz:
Thompson Walker, A. J. HaIbert. William
Lewis, and Joseph n. Means, all of
Tempe, AFizo- a.
BEN. NJ THOMAS
Rtgi ter.
First publication April skh, 1884
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May 5, 1884:
Cline, james Call, S S
Ciney, w NJ Dailiver, Jack
Denning, H IL Hills, Frank r
Hall, Peter, Johnson, 2 E
Kinsman, Joseph Lincoln, A d
Lane, James II Leach, Harry
hurry, Thomas Mlers, Chas
Man, G w Mitchell, Fhos
Patterson, ) S Packard, Mrs Vim
Packard, Mollie Phillips, John
Paur, alexander Price, William
Rush, Jack Rheims, Rebecca
Willis, Joseph Williams, John
Wilson, w D
Call for advertised Letters.
GEO. Z. MowREY, P. 81.
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This Groa

This Grca
Rejuvinatsng
Remedy and
= erve Tome.
is the legitimate
res ult of twenty
years of practe
cal experience
and CURES WITH
UNFADING GER
TAINTY Nervou
and p h Y S / c s
De bility, Sem
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DR.. SPTNNE Y
NOu KEARNY SIRET

TREATS ALI CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DIS EASES
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of Youthful fnllies or in
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OF this, the greatest boon ever laid at the
the altar of suff ring humanity. Dr..
SFiNNEY viii guarantee to forfeit $500
for every case OF Sem nal Weakness or
private disease Of any kind or chaIac ter
which lie undertakes and lails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
excavations OF the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
sensation aud a weakening of the system
III manner thu patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
a rory sediment Will Often he found qnd
sometimes small particles of albnmen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin n TX
ish hue. again changing to a dark and or
pid appearance. There are many men he
die of this difficulty, ignorant of the cat g,
which is the second STAGE of 7minal we X
moss Dr-Spinney will guarantee peri I
cure in all such cases, and healthyr :
toration of the genito-urinary orgrns.
Office Hours-10 to and toS. Sundays
from 10 to II A. II. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Call or adore
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n IL kearny street San francisco,
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Le4ter List.

Unclaimed letters remaining in
the pCstoflice at Phoenix, Arizona
Nav : 1884.