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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

wis HOint,
WILLS POINT, Aug. 6.-ISpscial.1-A
dastHrdly attempt was made 10 burn
the town last night. Some unknown
party saturated with coal oil the back
part OF slorehouse on North Com
merce street, said house being one
used by t. L. Woodhouse & Co. tor the
storage OF their stock of buggies, and
set fire to it. The fire was fortunately
discovered soon after being set and
the alarm given, and thus was soon ex-
tinguished. The building is situated
IN a long block OF frame buildings
anu nau the nre got under good way
large portion OF the town would now
oe IN asnes. An effort is being made
to-Gay 10 raise money to employ
night Waterman.
The exercises of the Summer Nor.
NAL closed last night by an entertain.
ment consisting OF music and reci1a-
lions. The young ladies and Mrs.
Steele deserve credit for their efforts.
and all performed their paris wall
Professor Cowles then made a ysrv an.
propriate closing address. There was
considerable interruption and annoy.
ance to the audicuce caused by some
person, or persons, who eiter forgot
themselves, or have never learned that
IL IS the supreme height ofill-praeding
TO talk continuously in public meet
ing as though they ignored the claims
OF everyone else save them selves. The
statutes contain very heavy penalty
for such conduct, and the general opin-
ion Is thai an enforcement OF tie same
occasionally would have a tendency 10
make such parties desist from such an
ungentlemanly course.
Professor Burkes is still confined To
ms bed with malarial fever. lie has
not been able to visit the institute i'm
several days. The members of the in
sttute intended surprising him 81 the
close by presenting him with fine
gold headed cane, but day or two
since they learned he would not be
able to be present at tho closing exer.
clses, and they sent the cane 10 MS
room with short note, asking him 10
accept the same as an humble token
OF Inc respect, esteem and confidence
they had for him. Professor Burkes
occupies tond0r place in the afTec
tions OF the p6oplo here, and she united
sympathy Of all gaes out 20 him in his
present sill lctions.
Messrs. kilgore, Woodhouso, Nc
h&ln, Bruce and others are attending
the reunions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

HERALD, it should be stated that
wnilc the prohibitionists OF Waco are
d Tying To raise campaign fund OF ST..
wv, they have not raised it.
a progressive euchre party and BAN
quet We're given last night compli-
snehtary 10 Miss Annie Fowler, of
gan antonio, who is guest OF Mrs.
mary heSthsrlv, az the Pacific hotel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

shadows an Increase OF German7s mill.
lary strength anh that 10 was addressed TO
the Reichstag rather than TO France
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

his request, he w0 removed 10 his house
IN Freehold where be remained, sttended
By biz devoted wifc. mother and brother.
ansil his death. Upon bis removal 70 frss'
bold. he engaged the services Of DR.. D. n
Fcruan. Of Freehold. and DR.. Salisbury.
cfNcv York. and for iew days thereafter.
there seemed 10 be marked improvemens
10 his coalition. Thea the disease re-
snmsi It, terrible ravages. and suffering
much pain all the While. he gradually
wasted away mill death relieved him.
He vasa great sufferer during tho hole
Of his illness, happily tho las: moments Of
his life we're calm and peaceful During
The earlier part 81 bis illness. be often ex-
pressed desire to get we'll, ~ was natural
with : person Of his age and prospects.
bns for the last lev weeks before his death
be vas perfectly resigned 10 bis Makers
will. and expressed himself not afraid 10
die. Pure Ia motive, conscientious in
practices. possessing an honorable ambi-
ticn, with the brightest prospects before
him. be has been taken away. His death
has lsft's void 10 our midst. void that
cannot be soon filled. We agree with =
contemporary ia saying, that in the death
Of ex-Judso Robbins. Monmouth county
suffers IN irrspsrablc loss OF his imme-
diste family be leaves wife. mother
and brother. who have the heartfelt SYM
pathy Of the whole community. = Mon
moEfl4 coAmtyf I'M j. Inquirer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The formal opening of she Niagara Fall'
Park viii occur yniy 18th. I'ere ID cen
spicnons instsase where great natural al
v4ntazes have been spoiled through lscal
greed. The exorbitant charges for smai
sessice. And the petty exsctions Of local
proprisson have finally resulted in The
State assuming cos,rol 81 the FsIls. What
svss ices arc hereafter requicd will b.
6xsi By statute II reasonable figure, and
The traveller viii inos that Be has some.
sLing besides the elastic conscience Of an
irresponsible party 10 deal with. He can
drss long breath snd not feel that be
mast pay for H. The ssme greed which
has brcughs about this rssrl. a Niagara
Ia ii vosk 10 al the other places where
The wonders of mature have become OBJ
jceis 81 attraction. Local owners shoald
cara thai modsratisa will in tbs end
make their gains larger than constant sx-
tortioa can DO The dead gcoss lays no
Gsldsn egg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
OBITUARY
MISS MARY BuRsHAM.

Il
A message by telegraph brought infor-
nation OF the death, last week at ventnor
In the Isle OF Wight, Of Miss Mary A.
Burnham, Oldest daughter OF VIM. A.
Burnham who died in 1860 while associ-
ate principal Of Burr and Burton Semin-
AIRY.
Miss Burnham had won reputation as
an educator not surpassed by her honored
father. Having become the proprietor Of
a young ladies' seminary established BY
herself at Northampton, Mass, her devo-
ton to the duties Of this position together
with succession Of severe family trials,
so impaired her health that it became nee
essary for her TO leave her native land and
seek relief abroad.
After year spent in the south Of Eng
land, her youngest sister being her com
paniop. her health was so far restored tina.
she had already planned to return home
to resume the responsibilities she had left
to assistants. But the will Of Providence
was otherwise.
A relapse. with sad termination was
the sad intelligence communicated by her
sorrowing sister According to her own
expressed desire her mortal remains were
inferred there where her spirit had gone
TO her Saviour whom she loved. Her last
three visits to this her native place we're TO
see deposited 10 the family lot at DELI
wood Cemetery the bodies OF beloved rel
ativcs. the last Of whom was her mother |
10 herself AS we'll rs 10 her friends The
wish would have been natural that her
own should rest by tho side Of those Of
her family Rnt this ~ish il II existed
wa merged 10 the conviction that her be-
loved sister. on her return across the
ocean. should not be saddened with her
remains. that they might be buried with
hose Of her kindred. Hence the direc.
lion for their ipiermaut where they now
rcst. The death 81 Miss Buroham will
be deeply lansensed by a multitude OIL
friends ID her native state aS we'll. sxsalscA
whess and she has loft yscascy not east
h to 10 fiIlsd IIsrliic though prema-
nreIy shortened sas one OF rare useful
asss. and the memory of7ik viii long be
cherished by ihcse Who knew and loved
ier Tor her nany and exalted virtues
\. y. ".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

In relation to his trip 10 England Sena
tor Edmnnds says: II am on my way e
Englsnd TO testify before the committee
on privileges Of the House Of Lords, tcnch'
ing certain points Of American law. lin
tend to sail Saturday on the "Aurania. =
My testimony is needed in civil suit af.
fecting the title Of one Of the oldest peer
ages in England, the income Of which is
$50, 900 year. II is that Of the Earl OF
Lauderdale. The history OF the contest
was published in the newspapers some
time ago. The suit is be tried 10 June.
and will be argued before the committee
on privileges by the attorney general on
one side and the solicitor general on the
other. and great array Of legal talent. T"
The case in which Senator Edmunds is
engaged turns on the validity Of the mar
riage OF Richard Maitland with Mary Nc
Adams, which was celebrated by DR..
Ogilyie Of Trinity church lin l772) in
New York city. The estate is claimed by
two Maitlands, one Major Frederick Hen.
Try Maitland Of the Bengal cavalry. and
political agent for Central Asia. He is
the direct descendent OF Sir Richard Matt
land, who was adjutant general OF the
North American colony from l765 TO l772,
and the fourth son Of the sixth earl Of
Lauderdale. The other claimant is Sir
Richard Ramsey Maitland, who is des-
cendont OF the fifth son Of the sixth earl.
II the House Of Lords comes 10 the con-
clusion that Mary McAdams was lawfully
married to Richard Maitland, and that her
children were born in lawful wedlock,
then Frederick will become the next earl
OF LanderdAle. II the decision il against
the validity OF tho marriage, then Sir
James will succeed 1t is in regard to
this marriage and TO the laws and customs
in force in the colonies at tho time that
Senator Edmunds has been summoned to
give testimony before the law lords.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Died. 81 The residence Of bis son. Faycsts
Dyer. on tbs river bank shove Rock
Falls, % Thursday ST one o'clock, Mr..
David Dyer. father Of fayeite and He
man Dyer. aged 50 years The disease
VAS congestion 81 the langs.
Mr. Dyer was bora ia Shaf,sbary. VI,
Jane isi. 1904 lie removed 70 Msnches.
ter At the age 81 10 years aud Ia October
1909 removed TO Rock Falls. ILL.,. where he
has since resided.
His life has been an active. upright and
useful one. and be enjoyed the fuil use Of
his faculties almost mp 10 this boar Of bis
death. lie vas Of revolutionary stock.
bis father aud several rpeles having par
sicipa.ed ia the vat for indepsndsncc.
The rcnAins Of Mr. Dyer we're taken
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Died. 81 Factory Point, W.. May ~, Wei.
cone Allen. aged u years and 6 months.
Wclcomc Alicia sAs long respected
aud hcuored citizen 81 Dorset He repro
senied that town ia the legislature 10 1854
ssd 1896. Failing in health be came 70
Manchester 10 reside tvo years ago. Dur.
Ing bis last Sickness his daughters, Mrs.
". d. Waters Of Troy. n. Y. aud Mrs. H.
Roberts uere with him. His funeral vss
held May cath and his remains we're taken
10 North Dorset for iniermant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

from the residence u las yesterday and
u 2So appropriate ssrvse~s we're held 10
The EpSsccpal church. 10 Sssrlius Of shich
be IVES member. afisS which they were
laid beside those al hn vile. whose dcAiA
bad preceded his sone years. 10 the sssrl.
ing cemetery. Red FssEs Aews
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Referring 10 the statements 81 soms
cf tbs Washington correspondents ,e the
effect thai H. d. SmaIley viii be appointed
ain day or tuo" collector II casioms.
The Springfield Eepeki.esa says: ~ far
a. appears there are 10 charges brought
against Gen. William Wells. tie rr.srut
collector, whess Term docs not expire ios
sprpe time ycrmont Democrats also loof
Ter tho behesdina Of Zen. William ".
Henri Of Darlington. l1ised State Mar
shal. and Colonel Hsskins VI Dfstsleboro.
the District Attorney. Il is sach changes
a. these. sought by earnest seekers after
spoil that vssld bring the President into
immediate conflict with the seAstc. The
Republican senators decided. la their
ipfofmsl caucus at the close 81 the
last session Of congress. that. when reno.
rails we're made during the recess without
good and sufficient cause, and simply TO
satisiy importunsle fliceseekers. the sen.
ale should not allow the appointee 10 b.
confirmed. Any yielding TO the Jacksopian
democrats would, therefore, not bs good
politics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Sir Peter Lumsden bslieves that the
object 81 Russia 10 her recent demonstra.
,ions agsinst Afghauistan was 10 concen-
trs,e the attention Of Great Britain BY d.
reclly menaciug her Indian interests 10
order that abe might have fresr scope for
her operations ia tho direction Of Turkeys
possexsiobs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The noteworthy incident among all the
Memorial Day celebrations was the march
lug Of Grand Army posts in New York city
past tho home Of Gen. Grant, with lifted
faces, barred heads aud not few tears.
saluting their pale commander as he stood
aud Cared upon them from an upper win.
dow. There was inevitably one thought
ia his mind and theis--that by the next
Memorial Day the Grand Army would have
another comrades grave TO decorate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ebthte OF EUNlcE CONE.
The nndersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Man.
chester, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
sdjust oil claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Eunice Gone late OF winhall.
In said district deceased, and all claims exhib.
tied in ofset thereto. hereby give notice that W
dwelling house Of William A. Blsde il win
hail. on the 14th day Of November next,
from 8 o'clock 4. \. until o'clock ?. \.
on ssid day. andthAt elk months from the 18th
day Of May A. n, 1885, IL the time limited
By said Court for said creditors to present thsi,
Dated at WinhaIl. this 1lth day Of May
AID. 1885,
81 WELLS DICKERSON, o..
23w A. W. PROU1Y, com -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The Nsv Orleans States, bourbon Dem.
oerstic paper. says that cuthbcrt Bnllit'
Jones. appointed by tho President - con.
sul to CslIas. Is under indictment for
murder committed in The parish Of Cata-
houla. II urges Governor McEnery to
make Arequisition for Jones as fugitive
from justice before be gets out OF the
country. Cntbbert Jones escaped and fed
the country after the murder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

SsnstsH EAiEunds recognizes tte reru-
liar isrs THAT ~ lsdisa = a shis tins, il
shis oossiry. tbs Gully rs railrs 10 ths
sell. vhisA ~ % ssAs1ing hi Inc courss
ssa no chance Il aeqsiring citizenship.
IL Sleises addressed 70 40 lnSssn srAds.
sse 81 she Cssiisss sehcoi, be sSys:
(. shall lsr glad n she merit session 10 do
anything ia my power 10 make . general
prssssicr thpi any Indisn ~ho chooses
solau,Arils and 10 some formal way 10
r~ncance his xllsgiepoe 10 bis tribe aud
ss.efs his desire 10 become ri,ixen Of The
rniied sts,es. With sii its rights and res
Probabilities mar do 20.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The oficiai majority declared for Carter
IIa,risoa - mayer o. chicsgo u only s95.
Judge smith iytsnjs 10 eoatsst his sest on
ibs ground 81 fraud. aad IL ought not 10
be very difficult thing 10 establish bis
title % The oiiics even Ia Chicago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04


The President has sithdrawn the sp
poinimrui III Mead an postmaster 1t Haze
hurst. Miss. giving a. the reason that tbs
administration ~,ll hot take sides il south
era political qpArrlA. ILs-~as : pesnliar
kiad n quarrel. lis generally supposed
II lakes ssoto make . quarrel. bet Maih-
c~s NE sii Il down III cool blood BY per-
sen4l fsi~ni 10 whom the duty" had fall
"a by HI, simply because he persisted 10
exercising his constitutional right TO yote
~ hs pleased Mead, with many others
VAS ssccssory 10 tl~ murder but be vas
sirongiy Endorsed" BY Al the prominent
Democrats o. the state A curious kind
ci 'pclideAl qaauei" this WAS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

7 Estate OF ALPHEUe ]. WOODWARD.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester. Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust al claims and demands OF all persons
sgainst the estate Of
Apheus J. Woodward, late OF Poplar Grove,
Illinois, deceased, and oil claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purposes Aforesaid, At the Town
Hall 10 bandgate, on the I'd day Of September
and I'd day Of November next, from nine O'Clock
q M until four O'Clock, p. M, on each OF said
dsye and that elk months from the and day Of
May. A, D. 1885, 10 the time limited By said
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
70 ub for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this I'd day OF May
AID. 1885.
MALCOLM CANFIELD
W. B. RANDALL. C0m'rs
523w MINER z. HURD,
At IN. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The se@possibslisy u defeating tbs esn.
aus 10 Ass York state il gsnefsl'y placed
On Cos. Hill. ssen by members d his own
party. Hss clsnces for beicg tue Demo
cratic pen.,Ese ios go,eruor this fall are
uoi sssy good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Kasl,nsi s.s Rasssa Afs 10 fair way 10
patch np sieir differences. though there y
issisoe ca both sides thai peace will not
&C. pssuanspl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

DR.. Douglas said Tuesday evening that
the swelling outside and inside Of Gen.
Grants throat has so far abated that the
parts we're nov examined with greater ease
than At any time since the generals serious
illness The patient this week has eaten
solids in moderate quantity. The general
will probably leave the city before the last
week in June. going BY boat to Albany
where special arrangements will be made
for the rest Of the journey,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

The Dolphin made successful trial trip
and will be accepted by the government.
Some q the papers have been outrage
onsly unjust to John Roach, the builder,
first, because he Is Republican. second
because he is protecticnist The fact is
Mr. Roach has built more aud better ships
than any other American. Many Of the
Pacific Mail Co. and our coast line steam.
ers are OF his Manufacture. Running him
dows IL the way these papers encourage
ship buildiug.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Risi Ill 10 tired for treason jane IA.
The Esslssh do not have NO good al opip'
lssu IL issasors ~ they did 10 ls6i D,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Enrwor William 81 Gcsrnsny has been
qasls IN. bp, II reported decidedly better
H1v.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Tlsts has h~~n destructive earthquake
Ia Isdis With fsigbtfui icss 81 HE ADD
properly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Brsttlsboro's grand list, which has just
been completed, shows an increase Of s26..
600. The total list amounts to 81. 1905.
TAO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

"Hunt's Remedy IL valuable and il ben.
s6lm Srs permanent. Cured me Of kidney
disease" SULLIVAN FESNER,
Providence, II. /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

JEFF Davis, 10 a recently Published in
tervies. gives very gloomy opinion Of
the future Of the couniry. Even the sue
cess oil the Democrats 10 getting control Of
the government fails to cheer him up. He
realizes the fact that ii would hardly
do for them TO give him an Office and con
scqusutly be expects the country to go to
eternal smash. We are sorry for JEFF
Nothing short Of the last trump will ever
waksn him from his Rip vsu Wlpklc sleep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Gen. orsss opnlisrs, sboas DE ssDs =
issi vmk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

i The Democratic editor Of the Troy Press
must wear green glasses. Hear him :
senator Eamunds has discovered . new
way OF dead heading. II will be rcmem-
bered that couple Of years ago part Of
the navy was placed Il his disposal for !
trip 10 The West Indies. When comment
vas made npon this fact his friends APP
,.saird 10 the sentimental nature Of the
psopis ~ yayiuR that The trip was taken
frf The lsepsh, ~ the health Of his sick
daughter Nov he Is going 10 London.
snd - tbs present administration is not
nsing naval vessels for excursion purposes,
be has hEj himself summoned as witness
in care 10 I've heard before the house Of
Lords. This insares the senator an excur
zion wiiLoni cost 10 himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks. cleared ont by
Rough on Rats. loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

THURSDAY. JUNE 4 1856,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

T-rORGALE. "A small Steam Engins and boiler
T. oil complete. VIII BE- sold very cheap.
Address. q. y. ORvI0.
Manchester. w., July 18th. 1883.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

TOR sALE.--A new Top Buggy, Heavy
IL Truck Wagon, hrst-clAss one horse Lum
Dor Wagon. Will be sold At low price.
J. ". MoNAU0nTON.
Barnumville. w., March Sist, 1885. lStf
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24
Board OF supervisors.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
January 18th, at 10 o'clock A NJ. Roll
called. Present, o. F. Townsend, Chair
man, supervisor M.eden and Clerk.
The Board then proceeded to allow bills
on general and contingent funds.
De Corse q Taggart, county physicians,
$3.50; Dist. Atty salary, s125; Jailor's
salary, 1915; Clerks salary. SIPS; Dist.
Atty rent, $45; Samuel Purdy, Dist. Atty
fees, $50; j. S. Bancroft, Justices fees,
SO; Hoo Boxen, interpreters fees, IS; j.
Haggie, do, $40; Samuel Purdy, Dist.
Atty fees, $50; A. Tyner, Sheriff7s fees,
SOL; SENTINEL Pub. Co., SIS; Yuma Re-
publican, SIS; N. Bonfglio & Co., board
ing county prisoners, S9O65.
The following bills on general fund
were returned for correction: o. Daniel,
s25; De Corse s. Taggart. $50; H. Y.
Baldwin $50; J. l.. Smith, SIT; Samuel
Purdy, 800, $170 and $50.
Requisition for stationery from Sheriff
ordered returned, for reason that the
Board has no authority in law to furnish
stationery to the Sheriff.
Recess until P. NJ. Board in session,
same members present.
Following bills on general fund allow
ee; 7. Rain, burying INDECENT dead, $50;
Jas. Craven, clerk of election, SIS; T. D.
Lockwood, S..
Clerk order ed to advertise for proposals
for county printing and boarding county
prisoners.
Action in regard to county physician
deferred to Feb. I'd, to which time the
Board adjourned.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24
Legislat

Both branches of the Arizona Legis.
lature haye organized at last, and have
proceeded to business. The officers oil
the Council are as follows: President,
F. z. Ainsworth, of Prescott; Chief
Clerk, A. E. Fay, Flagstaff; Assistant,
R. ]. Pryke; Journal Clerk, D.S. White
Tombstone; Assistant, Miss Carrie Nash,
Prescott; Sergeant-at-Arms, Pat Hamil-
ton; Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk,
w. s. Hodges, Yuma; Assistant, w. F.
Holden, Prescott; Doorkeeper, John
Dobbs, Tucson; Janitor, E. D. Long,
Prescott; Wathchman, John Roberts,
Prescott; Messenger, John Robin son,
Prescott; Pages, E, D. Stephen s, Tucson,
and D. Merrill, Prescott; Chaplain, Rev.
W. L. Guthrie, Prescott. The Lower
House organized by electing the follow
ing officers: Speaker, Col. H. G. Roll
ms; W. A. Cuddy, Sargeant-at-Arms C. A.
Shlbell, Journtl clerk; u. w. ingalls,
assistant; Miss McClintock, assistant
engrossing Gle TX; j. NJ. Green, chaplain;
Nash Bornett, Waterman; j. NJ. Moore.
dookeeper; Jas. Riley, messenger;
George Porte and j. w. Kimper, pages.
The Governors Message was received
Friday. Council CON mittees were ap-
pointed yes terday. The House got down
to actual business Thursday and all COM
mittees were appointed. Notification
of the introduction of various bills by
Ruggles, Frame and others, was given.
Also, an act to incorporate the City of
Tucson, by Franklin.