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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
TrcsoS, 1. T.. De. 19. 1885.

TUCSON, \. T., Dec. l9, loe1. The Board met pursuant to aditurn- ment. at 10 o'clock a. m., tbIs day.
 Present-J. $. Mansfield, chairman i; J. C. Handy, George W. Teitsvorth, members; Charles R. Drake, deputy ex- ofiicio clerk.
 Tue minutes of lhe previous meeting were read, corrected and approved.
 On motion, the report of the commit tee appointed to investigate the mltter of the county employees and all other matters referred 10 in report of sad com mittee be adopted, and the chairman be instructed to see that necessary bonds and contracts are properly executed in conformity with law.
 In the matter of the double assessment of Maish & DTiscoll, referred to in their communication of December l7, 1885, and in conformity with the opinion of the district attorney, on motion. 1t was ordered that the assessment of S20,OOO worth of cattle sold be hereby reunited. as the affidavit shows that IL was A double assessment, and that the treas urer be notified of the action of this Board.
 A communication of l.. C. Hughes was read and ordered on tile.
 On motion 1t was ordered that the clerk be instructed to notify, in writing. all county officers that the Board hHs made arrangements for printing for the year ending December 3l. 1886. at very reasonable rates, and that these officials are requested to refer to the above men toned contract for their guidance.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet at G p. m., December 23. 1885.
 J. $. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest: ". E. HORToS,
 Ex Oflicio Clerk. Per CHAs. R. DRAKE, Dept Ex Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Hotel Change.

On January lst. Mir. II. ". Kline will give up the management of the Palace Hotel and open the Cosmopolitan. The arrangements have been all perfected and the latter house will be in complete running order on the first. Mir. KlIne's many friends are pleased to know thst he will remain in Tucson, and they wish the Cosmopolitan all possible success under his capable control.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
4 'IInP.

The Victoria mine, near Riverside, in
 Final County, is a wonderful property. It is called a mine from force of habit,
 buI in reality It is quarry of ore, the ledge being thirty feet wide by actual
 measurement, and the average assays across the entire width being S2iS0 in gold, and 1t mills this sum without any asserting whatever. TEe ledge was cap ped with limestone and the ore body be meath it seems almost ineXhaustible. The five stamp mill works fifteen tons of the ore every twenty-four hours, which shows its crushing quality. It IS hauled to the mill. three miles distant, by three 4-horse teams. 4 tunnel has been run in the hill eighty feet, and It R calculst- ed thst the ledge will be cut eighty feet further iu, at three hundred feet from the top of the hill. This mine was dis covered by Mr. Elder and Nr. Neimen was located with him. They bargained with Mir. Putnam to erect a fve-stamp mill. construct good road tO hill. for one-thIrd interest in ID 'Ne p'oFetl9. hc Ads Culup4tteu LIN contract sDd has made q splendid rOsd. costing fully i,5OO. They have been working under many disadvantages but expect, SO soon Hs the tunnel reaches the ledge, to take out fully SO tons per day, when they will add further crush ing facilities and settle down tO the rapid accumulation of wealth. The mill is on the north bank Of the Gila river, about half mile west of RIver- side, where plenty of wood and water are easily obtained.
 This is, perhaps, one of the largest productive properties in the Territory, and the ore known to he in sight guar antees 6 steady bullion output for years with the small mill now in operation. It is grand property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26

Owners of unpatented mining claims
 have less than two weeks remaining, m i which to do the annual holding work re- on 9uired by the mining act of Congress.
 All unpatented claims on which SlOO
 -orth of work is not done before Jan wort,ry list, are forfeited and subject to uary ,ocstiop, according to the old ruling jectsd he Commissroner of Public Lands. A ,,,l- -;--a recent ruling provides that in cases ~ whel> ~--7-.s or locators of inning La claims are actually engaged in doing tht thelr annual work on January lst, such yided the owner nT,ts ;n tha tnII ononnt l, month. -"" '-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Notice for publication.
rrecmption No l524.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOy, ARIZONA,

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOS. ARIZONA. !
 N0voUlbcr 2t. lssi. ( Notice IS hercrv given that the following named scttler has lied nnuce Uf his intention Co make final proof in support Of hls claim. and that said proof wall be made before the Register and Receive- at Iucenn. Arizona. ou Doe. 2tth 1885. VIZ: James r. Ieck. for the sEll Sec 2, Ip lu S. k ls L..
 He names the following Nitucsses 70 provt his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. sand land. VIZ:
 Jume- \. Crowley. Wallace Coe. W 1T. Peck, S ". Finley, all Of kediuctor, Arizona
 BEN M. THOMAS, liegister. First publication Nov 23. 1ss5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Dissolution Notice.

T1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- | i-tiHs between II -nry Bruns and J. Mar fiui m the safouu bu ines. m Tucson, under tt k-r uar1r 70 1T ury Bruus < Co, .s this day dissp.Trf hy -- ut1al cuu-snt. Mir. Martini com ti-ua- ;he business coileCts and pays all bills
 HENRY RRUNS,
 JAG. MARTINI.
 Tucsou. Dee l. 1885. u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFIICEAr TUCsoS. ARIZONA, ,
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D. '. Iisi.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ABIZnSN,
 November t-. 1885. ! Notice is h rebv gwen that the following named settler tGs fled notice of hIs iutentiOn Co make huzl proof m supgu-t of his clam. and thnt sand proof wlll b' made before the register and receiver Et Tucson. Ar.Znua. Ou December st. I--l. VIZ; John SchoeIholz1u. for the Eis of SNii and Wa uf 1Eii, Sec. 5, Ip, ll x, R lo F.. He rames the following witnesses Co prove his continuous fe. idenge upon and cultivation uf -a,d land. viz; William DIehl. Edward Whit lock, Marslal r.. Scott, James MIley, all of Kollnctou. 4. T.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register. First uublicafluu Nov. f!. 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TuCsov. ARIZONA,
re-emDtion No. l52S.

LAND OFFiCE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA, [
 November 2l. 1885. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiied notice of his intention -o make hnRl proof n support of hls claim, and tha' sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Dec 2ith, i.s5. viz: Jgme- A. Crowley. for the W of NWii and W sOf oW.l Sec -7. Ipi0 <. R ls F. He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon and culti- vatiOn of said lgui. VIz..
 James F.. Peek. V. II. Peck, w. Finley, Walter Harvey, all of Rediugton, Arizuna.
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. Fir=t publication Nov. 9 iss5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26

There appears to be a general mis- understanding in regard to the delin- auency Of county taxes. The order of the Board of Supervisors of recent date refers to the postponement of the r.poIt of the tax-collector of the delinquent Inst, nothing more. Taxes are legally delin- quent on Monday next, Dec. 21, lSs5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Sherif7s Saio.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEGREE OS kOECLOS- ID urs and Cr'i ns Sale lssuct cut of the County Cuurt oi Roe County 0l tima- IcTritory of AFi 1s on the 9th day of Decem Ter A. D is5,, mae, fS- action wherein ChaI les Det0y, plain- tlG st " cred a judgement against James n; WIik1i'-. Artemtsia Wilkins wife Of sad James M Wilkins. The Brush-swan Electric Ilght Company of Iuc-On, The Westinghouse Machine Company. T l.. Stiles, Charles Hudson and Jas IT. TOolc com posing the drm of Hud- -ou N Co. r. L- StllCs, as-lguee or Hudson 6 Co S V. Franklin II. D. Underwood The Arc tc Ice Company Of tucson, K. C. Pearson. C. c. Ruthra The Rocky Mountain Electric Light Company. C. T.. Grey, C. k. Grey assignee Ot the Westinghouse Machine e mIany' C. h- Drake, C. k. Drake assignee Of he Brush-SEan Elec- tric Light Company. of TucsOn. E. w. S- Net the Arcuc Ice Machine hanui actunng Com pany, T.. "; S. Net assisnse of the pauy. for the sum of nine hundred and iurty- seF and i.-iU1 lS9Hl>l dollars with m terss. th reOu at the rate of one per cent per month from tne date of said D. cree; together ,zit the sum of one hundred and torty-nys and L5 10 tSIij 25 dollars costs Of suit and the sum of ninety and 1i-lO1 20 ID dollars allowed uy the Court gs Counsel fees cL foreclosure, with interest thereon a- the rate oi one per cent per meath from the cato of sail Dec co. have levied upon all tha fOllowrs descrlbed pruperty. to-Vit. That To-. plece or parcel Of land lying and beng situated m the Guy or iucsol. County of PIma. Territory of Arizona, and particularly described ss follows t0-wIt, Lot number two (2) m B-Ock one hundred anu tcFelty-liIH kLttI OA I . sad CIty of ICcson, as appears m the held notes a.d map of the sGry-y q the NIllage-nOw City-Of IucsOn, executed by \: ". Foreman and approved by the Municipal Authorities of Tucsln on the 2b.h day of June lS71. That past Oi the above described premises being that part thereof cOmWecclug at the soGthwcst corner Ot Lot !, said Block l7e, run uiI g thence westerly along the rOrthwssterly side of Washington street 5f feet. thence at risht angles uurthefiy 6j feet, thence at nght anElez eastcriy 55 fset Witn one half interest Tn the dividing wall, t-en st ight angles sOutherly along the western boundary line oi sand lOt one, to The Tlace of beginning shall be sold lart, un If the amount real ized from the sale or the bal ance of said property be insufficient tO satisfy the amount due on saId promissory note, costs If suif. Counsel Tees and expenses uf sale, then the balance of said premises shall be sold.
 And notice IS hereby gwen that on Thursday the 3lst day of December, lss5, between the hours of co o'clock a- m,. srd 2O'clOck D. m. in front of the Court House door in said city of Tucson, I will offer for sale and sell all the right title and interest of said defendants, in and to tho above dcscribei prop erty At public auction. tO the ;high- est and best bidder. for cash m lawful cur reucy. andin the manner directed in sand De- cres as above stated.
 R. IT. PAUL.
 Sheriff of Pima County.
 Dated. Tucson. December II 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Warrants Payable.

Tucson Dec I2. 1885. The following Pima County warrants are now uuygblr at tte Irpa-urer's office Iu Tucson, ViL. tieu-fal Fu1d. warrant- from No 3l tp No. 65 izsueof f-~I th1fh numbers IuclusIvel- Con tire-ut Fund. warrant No. Is. issue of 'sj- Road FurI uarfruts from No. 1f Co No. 70 issue of Isst lboth uumber- IHclusivsl. ..
 THOS. HUGHES.
 Trea-urcr Pima Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Republican mIne, Pima district: To- catei October l9, 1885, by Samuel B. Conley.
 Iron-Lead mine, Hsrshaw district : Located December b, 1885, by J. w. Leek.
 Santa Teresa Mill Site. San Louis cailon, no date; John O'Dougherty.
 DEEDS.
 The EsperRnzs company. by its presi- dent and secretary, Charles r. Hemen- way and John F. Chadwick, to Hiram W. BlaIsdell, all their real estate situate in Orc Blauco mining district, more par ilcuiarly the Confluence, Bullion Pro ducer and MerrimRc mining claIms. Consideration Sl. Deed acknowledged before Samuel Jennison, commissioner for Arizona, a. Boston. Mass, December :, 1885.
 Sacramento Granillo and wife to Jose Pacheco, lot 9. block 229. Tucson, S2O1 Robert H. Paul, sheriff, to E. G. Ham ersley, Aio Junior. Oio Junior No. ., Ojo Junior No. 8, Pinto, Pinto No. 3 and Southern mines, Aio district; judgment in favor of J. 4. Anderson, SlOO.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Affidavit of Henry HRupt. taken before Justice James T. Griffith, Precinct No. l, December If. 1885, relative to nssess- ment work on Combination mine No. 2, Quijotos district.
 Butchers bond of Oscar F. Ashburn, with J. w. Leek and J. k. Ashburn as sureties.
 Brand and ear mark: J. W. Leek. Agreement between c. LsuX, Jr., Of Los Angeles, and George W. Spswforth to sell certain mining claims m Arivscs. Agreement of Emelie Lsux to extend note and mortgage on above inning ID consideration of sale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Assignee's Sale.

Inc following described property wtIl De sold st p1hlIr auction at the office Ot Pedro J.. 4 rnirr- Tucson, A. T., on Thursday, Jan. 7th, ls-b. at D. ul- .,
 One quartz mill. known as the Esperanza mlli cnrtHruiu, 70 ztamps 0l SEQ pounds each. pans and g -. ttler-. wtth BUss process. l Blake ruck breaker. l4l hnrse power automatic cut oil en- zine tu inch by l6 flp- tubular boiler. retOrts with buildings covering the same; lodging and work houses and office; one reservoir and dam with a capacity of funOut seven million gallons.
 Also the following minirE elaine, Bullion. Producer, Confidence, Merrimac and Browne, all he nbnva property beIug located about uiles th-cl-. fof Gro BlaucO. Pima Co., A. T.
 Terms ZO per cent cash and balance in SIX days. H. W. BLAlSDELL-
 dec il td. AssiEuee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
ATTEST:
 W. E. HoRToS. Ex-OGi,io Clerk.
 Per CHAs.. F. DRAKE, Dept. E1-Oaicio Clerk.

TUcsoS, \. T. Dee. 18th, 1885.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment, at 10 am.
 Present. J. $. Mansield, Chsirman;J c, Handy, Member; Geo. w. Teitsworth. Member; Chas. R. Drake, Deputy Ex- OfIicIo, Clerk.
 The minutes of previous meeting were read, corrected aad approved.
 Communication of Maish X Driscoh, asking, that the item O. $S0,0O0 wrong fully assessed to them for cattle sold, be stricken from the tax roll On motion the communication was referred to the Dist. Attorney, with the request that he give this board his opinion Tn writing, as to the right of the board, to open thls matter of equalization.
 Communication of +. V. BloxtOn, in regard to lOt 6 and : Block 2ltJ, was read and ordered on file, and on motion the Clerk was instructed to call the atten- ton of Mir. Blo1tOn to the law Tn regard thereto, as contained in paragraph 22Sl, sec 40, compiled laws of 1877, Tor his guidaucs.
 Communication of W. II. Culver, In re- gard to certain road work, was read and ordered on the minutes as follows: Tucson Arizona, Dec. IS, 1885. To the Hon. Chairman and Members Of the Board of Supervisors of Pima Co. Gen tlemen: Itis currently reported ID the valley of the San Pedro, that it cost the County of Pima S3,O00 co to make the small side hill cnt. just north Of the Ril- ito between Tucson and the steam pump. As a citizen of Pima County, l would like to ask if such Is the case, Truly ,Sc., W. II. Culver.
 On motion the Clerk was instructed to acknowledge the rec Ipt of his letter and to inform him that the work on the RillIto cut, cost the County the sum of SlS0OO, that sum being the amount of contract for said work as hu- dited and on file ID this office. The Board then proceeded to consider the various lids of the different newspapers, for publishing the proceedings Of this Board. and 1t appearing to this BGrd expedient that its proceedings shnld be published ID Q daily and weekly Inp- CT and thereby the intent ot the law would be complied with ID giving he greatest publicity, and 1t appearing taAt the bid Of the CITIZEN Printing md Publishing Co. for J9 cts in warrants on the contingent fund, per square, was he lowest responsible bid for said work, and 1t appearing that the said Printing Con pnny proposed to publish the proceai- iugs in its daily and weekly publication. On motion it was ordered that the hd of said company he accepted and boad of S1.OO0 be executed to the territary together with a contract with the char- man of this Board 10 perform sad work at said price, to commence January st lSSG and end December 3lst, lSSG.
 On motion the board adjourned 10 meet at 10 a, 10. Dec. l9. 1885.
 J. ;. MANSFIELD, Chairmp;
 Attest:
 W. E lIoRToS, Ex- Oiiieio clerk.
 Ly Chss. R. DRAKE Deputy Ex-Oticio clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26

- ., Novelties in LSdies and Gents Slip . SiH eLs ., to- E sVsGSSt n;cs bo1,sSt O. Just the M tninR TUT 4ii0e 10'i0sy present
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
County Court.
f. W. GREGG, JUDGE.

FRIDAY, Dec. Is. l.. 4. Smith vs. Wabash Cattle Co., Demurrer of the defendant withdrawn and ten days given to answer. James Waller vs. Thomas Hughes, Treasurer-Demurrer of the defendant overruled, and ten days given to an- 6wer.
 Geo. F. Robinson vs. l.. A. Smith, ct al-The motion of the defendant tO quash the summons was overruled. G. ". Barter vs. Pima COunty-Mo- tion of the defendant for a new trial was denied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
Imnnrfanf Rullng.

CAIINUA1, IItV. Io. Territory vs. Chinn Linn l: Day of sen- tence set for Monday, December 2L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-26
county near all settlements, if pTscticB- blc. Very respectfully yours,

t4C. NNI. ICEFttAlu4if g'uAof
 I. 5. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors. On motion the clerk was instructed tO inform this Board the cost connected with the last grand jury including the amount paid for board of prisoners brought before the inry, ex- pense of witnesses, the number indicted, the number convicted. ani all expenses connected herewith Rs early as possible, J. c. Handy and Geo. VI. Teitsworth voting aye, and J. 5. Mansfield voting no.
 On motion the clerk was instructed to ascertain now many suits have been commenced against parties who are de- linQuent with license tax, and report the same at the next meeting Of this Board. On motion the Board received bids from the following papers, for the pub fishing of the proceedings Of this Board fort year 1886: The CITIZEN, Star, Times and Index. And CD motion action was deferred in the consideration of the blds until tomorrow morning. Dec. 18th, at 10 a. m.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 a. m. Dee. 18th, lSS5-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09
TIE FoaTsioHrlY cLUs
A. Excellent Essay o. Lo0ss es-
golsoa 2t Chas D Alat

Iasf sFeHilg the fartllsallg Cab lsei st
the -esl1eace ~ a. Golzs.es. ~ Nera
Daris.ea street. The prosr4aas si-lch ~a-
.ess Ia pol1f ~ uuubers than amp ~ 5iss
gres1o1s gnse. 3a- 9na af lts mo-t interest
~ aaa astr4ellse tls asslBoers hass gsl
had iae pleasure of listening g. Al-s
M4llard AS - have had readlng "a ->a-
polessg a. 81 4lefioo. oat o~ing lo ln4lispo,-i-
tion sas aot PRESENT
Ar Cnarles ID. Allny' pspsr ga tbs '-lAfe
aud Death u Napoleon s2s prepared frgnl
thorough kn0@l ledge OF tbs history Of toe
great ehlsf-ain. sad specially Interesting
w.s lhs asid description be- gave u 1t.
H-leuL "Iongxood Aapoieou- ha1ats
and fsvorife spots where The great great
ge4ersl passed nls last years and days the
room IA shich be died aud the -uarble bust
Gov standing GA pedestal Oh the spOt oD
winch hls bed stood. when be breathed his last
Nf Almg also described some very rare and
7 precious souvenirs gathered from sitlin the
Z tomb 81 tn sl.om some are pleased 10 call
the "grl -est man the Norld has ever
+ know The paper elected especial inter
read - one y a0 anoWs whereof BIZ speaks,
through hagi1g personally visited 81. Helena
and many countries Of the old aOrld-in-
I cludlng rance and the world famous battle
ground of Waterloo. Ii ar. Almy the Club
/ can boast 81 most valuable and intellectual
I member, and one from whom they hope Ia
7 hear again, with further descriptions Of this
.rour around the world. The music OF the
evening was all very hne and well rendered.
T PARTICULAR mention should be made of the
pianJ solo by Miss Anna Graves, che solos
~ Arthur Croner, piano duet by Misses
Sones and Wright, and vocal duet by Mrs.
/ Cafnpsu and Miss Steinman. After the
program, pleasant time was ENJOY cd The
next meeting of tie Club viii be held at the
residence OF A. r. Stockwell. on Madison
4 avenue.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09

The ordinance regulating the depositing
~ huiidiuz material IA the streets, provides
that the person receiving permission 10 Use
a .tss'st ior such purpose has the right %
occupy one-thiri of the width q the street
Opposite she los or lots on which the propos
ed buiidinz Is to be erected a great many
buiIders do not seem to understand the laa
and after obtaining formal permission from
the Council proceed not to occupy only one
shirs huf two-thir.is or more, and some Of
them leave hardly room enough for a car
risge to pass. Marshal Nester has been sx-
plaiulg matters to SONS If them during the
past alay or two and duds some difficulty IN
making them understand the meaning of
permission to ierosit 3uildiag material in
the streets
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09
a Rscsnl-nn b - -

a raception vas teudered Rev Dr Graves
snd wife by dou. and M-s. = y. Gilbert. At
their p'ea-snf aome. 55 Narth Lafayette
street. last evening. All rierggmsn ~ the
city irrespective ~ creed or belief. and
their vivee. were invited. ans .arge num-
Der 81 them attended Ths evening wss
spert in ERE mc-t pleasant msnner. the cor
dial feeling manifested proving the strong
bond ef frieudsalr ana rood feeling which
EXISTS among re pastors of the city Re
zret- f1r the approaching departure ~ Dr
Grsvss and fsmfiy 20 other faids ~ isbor
SER axprsseed apou sli sie-s. Tbe enter
tsinmeut prsvrisi hY tae hc~t and hostess
i spoken nj in ase highest terms PSI those
rho were present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09
PERSONAL.

Postmaster John Cole, of Fremont Center,
IA ia the city.
Judge Vernon II. Smith, of Ionia, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Beach, of Battle Greek. Is visit
ing Miss Mamie Holden.
DR.. and Mrs. Hitchcock. of Kalamazoo.
were IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Ramsdell. OF Traverse City Is
visiting Mrs. J. +. Elliott, Of 10 Summer
street
Mise Hattie Iadd of Detroit l. making q
visit IN the city As the guest of Mrs. +. b..
Vinegar
Dan E. Soper. Of Newaygo. aud d. 81.
Watson, of COopersviile. are together at
Sweets.
DR.. J. VI. Sigh and wife left the city yes
terday for St. Louis. Missouri % be absent
about two weeks.
J. ;. Farran, Of the great Baltimore oys
ter house. n IN the city, prospecting for next
years trade.
Ex-Msyor Belknsp and wife have gone on
their southern trip. They expect To be al
sent about three weeks.
It ia understood that J. Vos-sn. when he
closes ont his business here. IA 90 marry and
settle down in New York.
NJ :. Angeu Of Newaygo. has moved.
with his family. 70 this city He was Pres
ideut Of NewyaE0 village.
Mrs. g. 4. Phelps, of Grand Rapids. L. a
gnest AZ the residence Of Cfeo. A. smith If
this city. Lansing EepsfbIicaa.
senator %. g. Penuen. of Dewitt. accom-
panied senators Heaston aud Curtiss to the
city yesterday. and is the -uest OF the latter
The engagement Of Miss Minnie War
ID. lice. a New York merchant Is an
u0unced
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09
cay VIEW ENCAMPMENT
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the
Michigan Association.

The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the
Michigan Association.
The arrang neuts for the annual encamp-
ment AZ Bay View of the Michigan Camp
Ground Association. which Is 70 begin Tues
day evening. July Il. haYe been made. From
Tuesday evening until the following Monday
Will be devoted 70 tine Sunday ySchoolAssembly
and Chautauqua Circles under direction of
Rev. DR. Il. b. Pope, Of Ann Arbor assisted
by Rev. DR.. Gilbert. of this city. The camp
meeting proper will begin Tuesday evening,
July =, md will close Monday, Aug. 3. II
OF COldwater. The Bay View Ministerial
Union Will open tuesday morning, August
Z, and close Thursday evening. August ..
This viii be- directed by Rev. DR.. A. Ed
wards. Of Chicago Friday, August Z, Will
be Association Day" II viii be under the
direction Of Rev ". II. Shier, Of Romeo.
The program VIII embrace love-feast, a
historical sketch by the secretary, Rev. 5.
Reed; a memorial Of de1e ed members, by
Rev. ". r. Shier: procession of boats,
preceded 10y a barge with band of music,
and illuminations and fireworks. Saturday
will be 2 Temperance Day" under the di-
rectiOn of the W. G. T. L., and Sunday, Aug.
9 will be Missionary Day." in charge of
the WOman's Foreign Mission Society. with
Mrs David Preston as director. Bishop
Bowman will preach al 1920 a. m. and at 2:30
q platform" meeting VIII be addressed by
distinguished ladies.