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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONvEN-
TI0N.
Resolutions Adopted and other Bush
ness Transacted by the Convention.


The Chttenden County Temperance con-
ven,ion assembled at Temperance hall, Tues
terday morning, with large and enthusiastic
attendance of delegates and friends of the
prohibitory law. The convention was called
to order and the call read by A. j. Howard,
chairman OF the county committee. Il. a.
Jackson, of Milton, was then elected temper
airy chairman, and A. j. Howard secretary
OF the convention. The first business
was the election Of committee
on credentials. and the presentation Of Gre
deDtials. 1t was moved and voted that all
prohbltory men present, or who should sub
sequently come in, be invited to become
members of the convention and participate
in its deliberations 1t was voted that the
temporary organization Of the C inycntion be
made permanent. The m jtion was made
that one delegate from each town ia the
county, and one from each ward Of the city
of Burlington, take into consideration
the subject matter Of q county COM
missioner, and report at the after
noon session OF the convention; and that
each town and each ward present
its own choice as delegate. The motion was
carried. The committee on credentials was
instructed to appoint committee Of nine,
on resolutions. The county commissioners
report was called for, but in the absence Of
that gentleman committee was appointed
to wait upon him and invite him to present
his report to the convention. A recess Of
five minutes was then ordered, to allow the
delegates from the several towns and wards
to decide upon their nominations for the
nominating committee. The following
names were presented; Bolton not repre-
scented Burlington, Ward One, Chas. Storrs;
hnrl r,r.D
Is. Lund Ward -Four, j. F. Ferguson;
Ward Five, E. B. Whiting Shelburne, b.
f. Van Vlet; Colchester, a. o. Hood
Westford, not represented Charlotte, J. II.
Thorp; Undcrhll, not represented Milton,
Rev. Mr.. Christie 81. George, Edward Is
ham Wiliston, p. G. Naramorc South
Burlington, T. f. Stewart; Hnesburgh,
VIM. Sanctuary Essex, not represented.
Jericho, F. c. Stone Huntington, not rep
resented. These names were elected.
The following committee on resolutions
was then elected Burlington, Rev. NJ. D.
Jump, Rev. DIR. Brastow jericho, II. NJ.
Galusha Willston, L. A. Bishop; Shell
burn, Rev. l.. a. Dibble; Hincsburgb,
Rev. A. S.Gilbert Georgia, Edward lsham
Colchester, Rev. ID. &. Ayres Milton, Rev.
r. Christie Charlotte, Dennis W. Hazard
1t was moved that the subject matter of
recognizing, or organizing, Chttcnden
County Temperance association be submit
ted to the committee on resolutions for con-
sideratiOn and report. 1t was So voted. 1t
was moved aud voted that the committee on
credentials be instructed to nominate and
report a county executive committee. The
chairman of the county committee then read
his financial report, which was accepted aud
adopted. A collec ion was taken up % de-
fray the xpenses and indebtedness of the
cJnven iJu.
Adjourned till p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Wednesdays Session.

The case If Banks VS.. Rutland Foundry
Company was concluded Wcdnt sday after
noon. D,ci,lDs W'tah' id.
The cases were next taken NY Of Steam
stone cutter C0mpaRy as J0nes LdmS0n d;
TO-, VS. George +. Chase and ltollin Amsden,
aud VS. Il sim Georac-thc three cases being
heard together 10y the court. They involve
the question Of damages due plaintiff
for rnrinGcmcnts of Plaintiffs pa
tents and are branch Of the litigation
which has figured extensively on the docket
of the court for many years past. Aldace
f. Walkcr for plaintiff; William Batcheder
tor defendants.
The case If Crotjo ". Merchants National
Bank reported yesterday, WIS not resisted by
the Defendant. 1t was deemed advisable by
defendant lh.t the clam should take the
shape Of IL Judgment, rs precaution against
the bank bang compelled to pay the amount
Of the lost deposit receipts 10 some other
holder than lhc plAiuuif. The Court, how
ever, he'd tie receipts 10, negotiable, anu
that any action npuu them must be in the
name of CrOtto.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

DREW Df1oS.-At the residence Of J. ". Mat
thews, Esq, Fen. 2Oih, by ne Roy. 81 d. Jump,
city.
BENEDicT--TLLIcT.-A' the home 4 the bride In
Shtlbnrn, ", FeD ~, 'o7i by V. l., A. DibplA
arthur /. benedict and edna A. Elliot, bo,l Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Opening Day of the Term.

The regular February term Of the United
States Circuit and District courts opened If
this city on Tuesday, Feb. 90, Judge Wheel
er presiding. There was large attendance
of members of the bar, among those from out
of town being Hon. John w. Stewart, Col.
A. f. Walker and Hon. w. c. Dunton Of
Rutland. Col. Kttredge Haskins of Battle
boro, William Brtchelder, Esq, Of Windsor,
Hon. Roswell Farnham of Bradford, 5. Z.
Shurtlcff of Montpelier, Hon. Ii. S. Royce
IF st. Albans, and many Others.
Proclamation for Jurors WAS mad; in the
usual form. W W. Henry. recently appoint
ed Unicd States Marshal, was duly sworn
in. Judge Wheeler then Instructed the
grand jury in their duties 10 the usual
erms The jury list is as follows:
Grand Jury Colchester, Charles Collins (;
Mutton, Samuel Howard, Charles Osgood, J.
W. Brown; Shclourn, n. X. Miller, j. v.
:. Maeck, T. II. Palmer j. b Sutton
Jericho, Henry Field. l. Nj. Stevens, N. v.
Wi lizard; Winston IL. y. Clark Essex, w.
j. ohlland, f. g. Baton, 5. G. Butler, A.
lIalhrrt Richmond, Giles Howe, Nathan
lligley, Ezra Stevens.
P,tt jury Burlington, NJ. i. Kelsey, Z.
r. Nash, William Waiver, NJ. V. b. Weeks;
lOlthCSlcr, -. II. IlSDl, w llldlO mayer, ~
NJ. Plat, W. W. w. Thompson; Shelburn,
NJ. Ouin!an, John X. Weed, G. E. Blair, F.
r. Hart; jericho, Frank Castle, Frank
Howe, Henry Brown, |. r. Gleason; Essex,
p. G. Abby, George b. Snclear, Z. b.
Weed, w. b. Nichols; Williston, j. E.
Metcllf, George Bates, Z. d, Warren, Wal
ter h. Tarbox; Richmond, F. L. Briggs,
Barker s. Bach, George A Edwards.
On motion OF District Attorney uaskins, ID.
g. Furmau, of Swaaton, was admitted to
practice in this court.
The docket was then called. or the IS
cases on the law docket, IA (mostly United
States cascsl were marked for trial, two were
discontinued. one marked no. to be brought
forward and the rest continued. or the b
cason an the equity docket, two were marked
for trial and three discontinued.
In the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite COM
pany VS. John NJ. Comegys, decree in a
nominal sum was entered in favor OF the
plaintiff
Tic first case heard was that OF John
Cr0to IF Milton as. Tile Merchants National
Bank Of tbs city. Some time since plaintiff
was roo1cd of (among other things $500 in
deposit certificates of the defendant bank,
and not having the certificates, the bank re-
fused to pay Linn the $1,000, judgment for
plaintiff \ G. Stafford for plainuff; w.
q. Shaw for defendant.
The remainder Of the forenoon session was
occupied in hearing number Of motions in
various Ca7"S.
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GENEKAL FARM FROprCE.

bHH No- ,.' ueWih'is mas h''n IEht dnn prices
nna a. a. en0f nor e "a ~ =. m tor
ra q" I' ,p - W. IL IMAM ~" sEa1a e. 20 ,u'
mon pct and .n@,llImg nj "a ~ 90 = bbl. and
Yellow Fvss have been selling in small lots AT
81 2ja 81 80 Tor ch1 c improved.
PEAS-Ttc market FOR Peas mas hoen in moder-
ate demand AID sales of canada al 81 O5 a 10
for choice and 9nd 9pc fer common,
por,rors ,......-, -,.. - ,.
and prico3 c,rftnrc low Thn eesies NJ FastarSn
nou!,9h ana Aroos,ooN rose nave been at - q
a. a 1 a. w @toG taster preilGs a.
49, nl. Hgs \. 90 4'o o ou'ne,'
sweet potatoes arc nominal at Il WA 20 per Dol.
GREEN tPPLES-Tno market has beenstea1y,
ana SAFES Of No. Ballwlnsat 20 75$4 90 q Dbl
DRIED APPLES are now selling for at Ga loc
c cPF ' fenc9 S @yaS Syt ana l"90c ID i0f
HAY AM sTRAW.-Thc market for hay Las
neen ,tedl' tnd prce' arc hrm sales have been
oruern aud EASTERN. In Rye straw the sales
have been a Sii a 3 m per ton.
ASHES-The market is ouIot. with sales of Pearls
at 5LlG5a,c and ia :, A, 4t<,a5c . N
~ q '''
CANDLE. In Sporm Candies there have been
steady sales al 2o "a &c; Patent Wax az Is
.S3oc 4 T.. In Alsman'ne sal"s Of l6S Sc. and
Partiino Wax at 10 "a 2lkc y \. M to quality.
IL Mould IN" "A lave been al l02@lZc y ID
az - cro's"' has room ,iIipg - sL6sc,,
y H. ts 10 n uII,y.
.,,r ,,,,., "a
SEE SC llt' n'oel Is quiet at s. sodl 30,
ana American iN-r-I At CWctgo mas Teen selling
~ % a c. -u,'' Grass SEEDS are quiet
III ~ ".'i ""'
FLNXS>.l Ep-Tn" ulrtc, for Flazseei has been
que. W. qn''' >te5 ot western ana Cihala al
.rl,,,,,.,!, ,,.-.,..
!OhNN' ''I l..l '.,li..C ltul aiI'l Na9sdC,. u
zoe me-, > "93 selections 4la9n seconds,
I@ 7" ,hl..rN. .'.e ~ any ltVant zee L. ~ u
,t31}c' wanna 1I'2'o' lp,S common, va
y6a a wrappcr,. Ia ,d a 'f'crs. 5[s6Hc. New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

Every dairy farmer should be ou the lookout for
the apparatus In winch 10 sci his milk that will
yield the grsae-t net p.onts The ley Dreamer
mas sto0i thr trs OF ssy raj year, proving hat II
mas no equal "a prodUc NJ O. o largest quantity
ana me ue,t quality ui bgttcr. The analysis OF
the shlm milk nv Prot. GueSsuiann II the MaSsa-
chLset Alrltul uial tol gei shows les than a
quarter 81 o g p-I cent OF ia lett Ia the mix,
No o heI apparatus has teen able 10 show 20
perfect eph alton Of the ere AL nom the milk.
lac Sal OF hess Creamers are very eat n, We,
hoth IN this country and EurOpr. Far exceeding
any ot9ers-the cooley Dreamer with It's product
having been awarded more god and silver medals
blned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
IKE MARK EiES.
Vermont Markets.

ST. Adams, Feb. &c receipts light, market quiet.
Butter, 20 20 - cents per pouni New butter q
to 30 cents according 10 quality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
WARD CAUCUSES
Ward Iy.-Alderman Brink HenOm'
mated

The Democrats OF the Fourth Ward held
rousing old caucus at City Hall Tuesday night,
the result being the denomination of Alder
man Brink by large majority. The caucus
was called to order by George w. Kelley,
chairman of the Ward committee, and Mo-
ri o Noyes was elected chairman,
the organization was completed by the
choice of Arthur Crane as secretary, and
Willard Crane, Joel Linsley aud G. W..
Kelley as tcers
A. r. Lemon in an able speech nominated
for Alderman Wallace H. Brink, whose
name was received with tremendous APP
pausc. f. Stanley Hall briefly nominated
Edward z. Manor, whose name was also
heartily applauded.
Balloting was then begun and at the end
of an hour the votes were counted and the
result declared as follows: Whole number
of votes cast 143; Wallace ii. Brink had
1OG; Edward p. Manor had 81; aud Mr..
Brink was, amid great applause, declared
the nominee Of the caucus.
For ward officers the following nomina
tons were made: Clerk, Joel Linsley in
spector OF elections, Z. Stanley Hall, Arthur
Crane, Charles Il. Gray ward committee,
G. w. Kelley, J. b. Forant, Robert c.
Croker.
AEipurnnt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
;FMBrg FROM TnE SEVERAL STATES
Sheep and
Cattle. Lambs. Calves. Swine

Number Of cars over different roids-Boston AMI
Lowell n: Fitchburg 3Os Eastern IS; Boston
and Maine q total 3i9.
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice 10 50 no 20 ;
Extra Is O0a9 20 first quality - U067 80: second
quality IS 20 q 20; third quality : OO,G+ 80.
Prices of Store Cattle-Worklng oxen, u pair
from 500 a 22h Mich Cows and Calves from
s2O. 3Sd - FarrOw Cows ssd 80. Fancy Cows
$50 "a $50 ycarlnlci sI21 20 ; two wears Old III
"a 80: t0rcr years old s2i a si2,
Swlhc-WeS'ern fat, live, Ease p n. Northern
dressed Hogs, 5000 r II.
Prices Of Snecp and Lambs-ln lots. 81 50 - GOA
81 each; extra 0ods5 81, or from ~ @5Lc TN,
Spring Lambs, ba6,4c Fb.
Veal Calves 3Ha 74G y u.
Prices Of Hides, Tallows and Sklrs-BriE.ion
Hides TG7Lc Is y; Brighton raow 6d6Lc r n
Country HIDES, heavy. 60 @5c r n; light &c
Y 20 Country Tdllow, d5c fih; Shedred PetS
5ot6l 31 each; Dairy SKINS, IS a 55c eacn.
car SKINS. .ljdi2C f9lh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Finh Ward Democratic Caucus.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
Democratic city caucus, the Democratic
voters Of Ward Five held their caucus in
CITY Hall. The meeting WAS called to order
by f. NJ. Sutton. Hiram White was elected
chailmln and j. }. Mclaughlin secretary.
1t WIS vOt Il that the chairman and secretary
act rs committee TO receive and count The
votes. The caucus then preceded to ballet
for Alderman, the result of which was an
nolucci as fullows Whole number uf votes
cast 81, of which f. NJ. Sutton received 81
w. l.. Daley was nomiusted for W nd Clerk
by reclamation. The following Inspectors
Of Election were also nominated by accama-
ton: Geo. w. Beckwih, John W. Hayes
and John Brooks. 1t was voted that the
chairman name the nominees for Ward COM
mlttee. The chairman named William Den
ming, j. j. Mclaughlin and George Murphy.
Mr.. Sutton, in appropriate remarks, thanked
the caucus for nO nomination Of Alderman,
and promised, if elected, to fulfill the duties
of the Office without regard 10 clique OF
faction
This caucus Thea adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Second Ward-AIdcrman l.. a, wood
bury Rc-nOminatcd.

The Republicans of Ward Two assembled
in caucus in the Star Hose house and in the
street in front thereof. The meeting was
called to order by John Roby, who read the
call. Hon. Z. ii. Lane was elected chair
man Of the caucus. The following addition
al officers were then appointed: Secretary,
A. V. Spauding tellers, Z. ii. Trick, Will
liam Henderson, Henry Greene.
While the balloting was in progrtss mo-
ton was carried that the chair nan appoint n
committee of three 10 nominate ward officers
to he submitted to the meeting for approval.
The chairman appointed as such committee,
Alvaro Adst, A. j. Howard, and d. n.
Nicholson. After a short consultation the
committee submitted the following nomina-
tons; Ward committee, John Roby,
Henry Greene, A. V. SpauldIng ;
inspectors of election, W. b. Nc
Killip, L. O. Stafford, G. L. German +;
Ward clerk, +. 5 Spear. The nominations
were Unanimously approved.
The result of the ballot was, at the end of
the hour, announced as follows Whole
number Of votes cast, 227 necessary for a
choice, ia; of these L. A. Woodbury. re-
ccived 122, and NJ. II. Fnncy 1916. The
announcement OF the result was received
with great applausc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
cLAssrlcArlr OF CATTLE AND SHEEP

" h Cho,c" gralcs includes nothing hut STALL
fed iloO To 1900 % hullocks Extra ard hrs quality
mcluleS the best large fat oxen. Second ald thlr'l
quality include, oxen and .wo and three ear-oll
s"crS.
Shecp-Extra includes co9sctS and when tnose OF
inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
railroad are Included only IN the Brighton marx t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Ma,er, own Un,on live s,ock MarAet.

For the week ending Wednesday, Fen. y, l's+
AMoUNT OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

The supply Of cattle was limited and values nave
not really drprccntci, and the tone of IN" market
rs uncl nam eli d.. lrrs we're mum ruus bar they
.dl MT seem very anxious - buy heavy near Lent.
The Shc.p can With the con!Guci ghi ran %;
Nptnern aS i usual AZ ms season OF the year,
market ~ tairly active although me rates nav
mo- materially changed fur con cSpOuhuE guam
A number Il ftUc npckS of LAMB, W re - the
market that hrOiEht 'au"y prices ant hrf".d nur
auo lions. The run of rates are from 80 - On
Lambs and 81 e the t'p on sheep.
Mich COws-Th" market remains with Mt
change Tur d"rn4ul has en- fllr Prices are
nrm for oCluIry Hul extra Er""S OF cows:
Quptatior- hanged from so do q neal 10, good
gr ides and f-prI5F head frr common
Yea caves rua s; ady al about same rates pre-
viousl} quu'G,
HnE,-TNc market for lat Eos-l. Mite firm.
Ga Western r.gs osc { pnri aye the rate,
for We. INC ,up2 va n'l rate AMI e"liy
disposed u.
PoulTGY -ru-Ners ,vd chicken, ave ilr rod st
l2a i5', and II IA, loS'l" On, according To q1'lty,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Tho market for. butter has been
duh with prices tcnting downward. There Is a
light demand Sales Of Western and Northern
CrcamcrIe9 have been a. 20 a 33c for choice, with
fancy lots higher: AMI 22a30c for fair and good
New York and vermont diaries nave been selling
at % "a 25g q 10 for choice, al l5d20c for fair Ia
good. Western dairy at google, and Western
ladle packed at 100 &c 7slb.
CHEESE-The demand for cheese is mOdera
AMI prices have been unchanged. We quote choice
grades of cheese At - 10 ljc for fair to good II
a l2%c; and common at a Sc.
EGGS.--Priccs Of Eggs are steadily declining
We quote Eastern at 23d25c per doz 1, New fork
ana Vermont a' 23'a 25"; southern at 5000
NM AAn.t.. Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

The committee on resolutions was called
upon, aud presented the following report:
Your committee respectfully submits the
following resolutions:
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-10-25

1t is proposed in France to put tax
on bachelors, and a bill has been
drawn up for the purpose which de-
clares the object of the measure to be
the increase of the population. It
seems very doubtful whether the plan
will work, as the tax could hardly be
made so large as to drive large num-
bers of unmarried men into marriage.
The true method, if what is wanted is
an increase of the population, and not
revenue, is an application of the pro-
tective principle, and the payment of
bonus for every child born. This
adds to natural instinct powerful
pecuniary motive, and it is chiefly pc
euniary motives operating in the 9TH
er direction which make French fami-
lies so small, and which, therefore,
need to be counteracted. The money
needed for the bonus could be got out
of the Chinese, or some other foreign
DEVILS" as war indemnity.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-10-25
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Condensed from Our Exchanges for
"silver BELT" Readers.


j. w. Mackey, the California mil
lionaire, last week visited the Qujotoa
mines in which he is largely inter-
ested.
An association of stockmen, with
headquarters at Wilcox, was formed
on the 18th inst, with James Percy
permanent chairman.
A dispatch to the Tucson Star, from
Prescott, states that the south bound
stage was robbed of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S express box, on the evening of
the 10Th inst, two miles south Of Bum
blebee, by two Americans. Sheriffs
were in pursuit.
From the Clifton Clarion we learn
that Samnel Ringold, a vaquero, was
shot by VIM. Wilson, or one of his
party, at the latter's ranch on the
Gila river. The cause of the quarrel
was dispute over some cattle. The
wounded man was in a critical con-
dition. ..,., ,-. .-~.-...- ..s ..
The Florence Enterprise says: ]. A.
Reavis, accompanied by San Fran
ciscan, passed through here this week,
en- route to the Deer Greek coal fields,
for the purpose, he claimed, of max
ing survey of the district. He did
not state the object of the survey.
Deputy Sheriff Appel, Of Tucson, ar
rived here, Tuesday, with Gibson,
whose case was brought here on
change of venue. The prisoners long
confinement has not, apparently, dis
agreed with him. He looks strong
and healthy.-Florence Enterprise.
The Flagstaff Champion makes note
of the killing of Borhens Bortaris, a
Mexican, by Deputy Sheriff Dykes.
The Mexican had loaded Winchester
and was waiting for some one, no mat.
ter who, to make an appearance in
order that leaden ball might give
him quietus, and fit him for crossing
the river Styx. Mr.. Dykes, taking IN
the situation, approached the hldalgo
who was awaiting the opportunity to
paint the town red, and getting the
drop ordered him to throw up his
hands, but instead the Mexican lev
eled his rifle and was dropped in his
tracks by the deputy, who planted a
load of buck shot in his head. A ver-
dict by a coroner's jury approves the
action by the deputy.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-10-25
NOTICE.
To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF GILA
County,

To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF GILA
COUNTY.
By publicly announcing myself, so
long ago, as an independent candidate
for the Office of Probate Judge, I re-
spectfully solicited your votes for that
Office and l am still hoping through
your favor to obtain it. I have lived
amongst you for upwards of eight
years past and it would be superAu-
Gus to say anything to you, who al
ready know me so well, of myself, in
reference to the Office am seeking at
your hands, and shall cheerfully bow
to the decision you will enter for or
against me on the 4th day of Novem-
ber next. l might have omitted say
ing this much, but conscious that l
must be absent until after election, ON
account of the critical condition Of my
mother, which called me here so sud-
denly, it seemed proper to explain the
cause of my absence at such time
and that you might know it was not
on account of any lack of interest on
my part, or of want of appreciation of
the efforts of the friends who are de-
sirous of seeing me elected.
trust it will not be considered
over officiousness on my part, to call
the attention of the "Precinct Boards
of Election" to the vital necessity of a
strict compliance with the require
ments of the law with regard to the
organization of such boards; to the
opening and closing of the polls; to
the preparation and care of the ballot
box and to the authorization of the
returns. Irregularities in many re-
spects may not be fatal where the in
tention is made clear, but non-com-
pliance with any of the requirements
above mentioned, will disfranchise the
precinct upon the happening of
contest.
.,~ With the hope that every voter will
cast his ballot in accordance with his
soundest Judgment, having in view
the true interests of the county, and
that the general result will fairly rep
resent the wishes of the majority, and
that the officers so elected will receive
the moral support of the whole people
in the performance of their duties, l
remain,
Yours very respectfully,
G. A. SWASEY.
Alameda, CAL, Oct. 20, 1884.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-10-25
Alameda, CAL, Oct. 20, 1884.

Ex-Governor Seymour has written
a letter in which he says: Governor
Cleveland, the Democratic candidate,
is an able, firm, and thoughtful man,
who has risen to the position OF Gov
ernor of this state by the faithful per-
formance of duties in the Official
positions he has held. His unfinch-
ing courage in carrying out his trusts
and his unquestioned integrity give
him strong hold upon the confidence
of the public. The excitement of the
Presidential contest has not drawn
him away from his duties at the Capt.
tol of this state
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-10-25

vVNO RENT.-A comfortable dwelling
1 Apply to CORNEI1A ANDERSON.