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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
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\ BUNDLE OF LETTERS AND TELEGRAM
WHICH BRINGS THIS TRAGIC STORY TO
AN END

! BUNDLE OF LETTERS AND TELEGRAM
wn'cH BRINGS THIS TRAGIC STORY TO
Al END
From Joseph Norbury. Liverpool, to Miss
Kate Norbu,y. Wyedute.
"Arrlved bore safe aud wei much b>ttr
than when LETT ho.nn. g. GU boar1 Oeeaa
Qu.cn first TIM, in the morning. God
bless you. Hops Aunt Dorothy IS quito
we'll. Bes; love"
From Kate Norbury to Joseph Norbury
Love and congratulations Oh your j IL
provel health. Fair wea her, a pleasant
voyage, AMI a quick AMI sa.e return. An;
Dorolh5 joins with III, anl D.c1 III LOS.
wishes and G~,dspeel."
From Joseph No,Lnry TO Kate Noyburu
"GcoJ-by. my uenr sis er; ju t cir on t..
ug 10 Oc:an Qieen; VIII write from New
York; writ, - me at Now YORK ho;ol;
Lest love to all"
iiee three tclegi ans demonstrate tho
completeness Of john Ne,dLam's escapa
AID t1e safo lightning OF his new career III
tho assumed charac err Of Joseph Norbury.
Mondays newspapers, however, bal a great
hook for K t, Norlury, in tho report of
Jonn n !edhem's suicide iuls wa the OF,
acquaintance Joe hal M do in Lonlon, anl
they were SO mica alike III appearance tna5
10 had written ami described the odd cir
cum5tancea OF their meeting. The afrair
disturbed Kate u eooi del; but Aunt
Dorothy catmel her with at ,~ctionate ad
vice AMI wise comments upon the provarb
that truth is strange: than fct. on. Ga
tuesday nigh, however, when K IT, r a .
tnat Mr.. Grsoa. ID. F., had som john Mead
Lam on tue platform Of the Liverpool rail
way station. a stran % soiso Of fear and
alarm ,oek possession of iicr, and tho fol.
lowing kilograms passed between her ami
Dci:
From Miss Nor1ury to Richard WoodriHe,
Manchester.
"P.easa come to Wje4ais O: orce; Aua:
Dorothy and mysait ars ANXIOUS 10 c.nfer
with you OF IN importla; mat .er.'
From Richard Woodrlte to Miss Norburu
Il sLal. catch Tho mail AMI 10 WITH yen
before H."
From Richard WooduillH to Horace Wood,
Of Wyedale, at The Cottage, Richmond
Bridge.
AT what hour did you SO, MI. JOSEPH
Norbaryoa Saturday, and wh,n did yov
y leave hint Hsass zeply As sasa"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

For CAREER sore throat mi table,
spoon full of borax in half u pint OF
water. used US q wash. will be found
serviccabic.
+ The for ndations of three fourths Of
MI c'assca of consumption is laid DO.
fore tho nScs Of twenty-five years; In
women. during their teens.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
These are the letters that crossed:


my DEAREST KATE: Your telegram allz
no. TO the honest Dick 4nops am il | did
not say that JOY is IN tas a ascendant We
shall ba two happy peools, bscaus, We can
mike sacrifices for each, othe-. Our love
has nothing Of sel6 shnsss in L., and while
We have postponed our marriage for the
sake Of others, We arc now, it seems, to
hurry it on because we both lows our dear
Jo', aud you ara miserable, in his absenc,
Well, SO am ], 50 far as 1t is possible tor .
maa to be miserable under the. cirrum.
ttance, You have got , ome strange fancy
into your dear little head about Jos, AMI
will nos be satisfied without follouin. hlm
to New YORK. ] take you at Your word.
aud SHAH write to Manchester BY. this DOS,
TO fix my vacation, AMI l am glad 70 say
my partners c. well afforl to let mo -.
Business has prosp,rsd with U.S. and tha
future is ever mora hopeful than our most
sancuias expec ationa So sweet IA 9.
my Gear love I'M friend, va vii. beclm.
Dir. AMI Mrs. Richard Woodville' as ouic ,
a. til, law AMI the church will let u. and
then Hail Co .umbJa a. lhs nours are wee
un il ! GET your letter In ths morning, IL ,
Dear. dear Kate.
Love 10 Aunt Dorothy, and a heap OF
kisses 20: you-cno OF which YOU eau trals-
.er 10 A. D., buj onIy i Your own
"DIck.'
MY DEAR, KIND DIcK: Our doar 10, !:
dead am sure OF it-dead and buried n
that grave j n K,nsal Grse1. Don
.h;nk me mad. Aunt Dorothy say:
l an; she il very good to ma Dr..
Wars says tho nav, Of Mr.. Neeiham'.
Jeath, comm; upon Joe's letter de %criuiae
tlelr mee,t9. ha' ups,1 my nerves Law
yer Wood ~ put thu affair in whas III
oil ITS iega, AMI logical shapa and
.auybs o. ma Bui CHI Dick, tnere /, al
lnstIuc. that is aDovs logo, a pam that i,
Leyond msiic.ae. Ny heart knows its ow
sorrow, and my heart mcurns for our jens
Joe. He is doai aud that man Needhao
| has & cne 20 Nav YorS IN his p.aca. Mr.
Green may have q name that gu ygssss ridi
cue AMI q bellet IN sup,rna. ura4 thing
| that 8, mi foolish. But l havs ss,n J.,
since be .eft US, AMI he va stauiin2 BY III.
vito column IN the churchyarl. ga.
notn,lg O. this unil l read Mr.. Grsea'
letter in The Times. and then my hsar. an
soul and. m.nd, all m b,ia,, we're file,
with the revelation OF JOYS d,ath. 1t wa
on Saturday NIGHT. You had Just arrive
by the mail from Manchester Til, cloc.
was striking Ten. It was a~'lovely piqos
There was a beautiful mcou. ! .ooa el Gu
Of tie window % GLOW . k,ss In nv Iapc,
far away to Joe whsp the mconbeam
! aespsa - stftks . hsle sAee9t "a
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23
WIT AND HuatOR

II w6a only a dude who came up to-day,
, hen a gust { ( win came and blew 1t away.
White we're it's hands rs the December snow
1t wnnted to stay, but the wind made 1t go
Only n drdc. with iis cane In its mouth.
Pale was its forehead and al m VI re its pante:
] hey were made.ff<m q garter OF one q his
auntS.
Only a dude, in the height of it's pride.
And 1t tripped on y hair, and 1t fell down and
VIC scnrcl,cd in its pr ckets for money in vain.
1t had no mere money than the poor thing
had bra n.
ROBBED in a tapt-line, it's sleeping to-day;
Only q dude, and It sleeps IN the ground.
and will lest till old Gabriel scretohes around.
ST. Louis Whip
Precocious boy (munching the fruit
of the date-tree): mamma. il l eat
dates enough will I grow up to be an
almanac?"
He wished to impress a feeling for
ncatness upon his olive branches, and,
pointing to the surf, observed to them:
You will perceive that even the sea Is
tidey."-hoston Gazette.
How much pleasanter this world
would be to live in we're it as easy to
20 to bed at night as it is to remain
there in the morning, and as easy to
get up in the morning as it is to talk
Of getting up whom you go to bed!
The wife OF a politician, who has an
eye for the main chance. keeps q scrap
book of all tho uncomplimentary things
printed about her husband, which she
is to index for ready reference in sea-
sons of domestic unp!easantuess.
At Dinncr.-Horatio (thought to
have proposed to Miss Lucy)-''Do
you like ginger ale, Miss Lncy3"
Miss Lucy-"No. l don't like any,
thing that pops. except champagne"
All present (in chorus)-''We thought
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Among tho Sioux Indians it is the
custom that wIaun Il borrowed Kettle is
returned su,no of tho food that has
been cooked III it he lett in tho bottom.
lnoso who disregard the custom can
nevcr borrow again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Wv ~SAASSAS VI hk6
family.
Horacs Byles, Of the firm Of Byles, Or, nj
& Byles, solicitors, Lombard street, deposed
thai on the morning of Friday preceding
his dab, tbs deceased, John Nsedaam,
ca Isl upon him AM asked for financial as.
distance in the INTEREST," Of the Neeiham
JOINT Stock bank, showing HIM some 1e4,.
graphic messages no had received from
D~bin on tbs subject Of their wan 8. pro.
posed several scheme3 for witness consii.
GRAFTON In regard to raising n ~, AMI
after he Horacs Bj.e) sold him uhey w,rs
not such scasmes as he could recommend or
adopt, Neejham grew very excited AMI eH-
clalmeI, 'Great God! Il the bank fails ii
viii be my fault AMI the ruin Of thousands.n
he walked alb ut tn, office with his hanl 10
his head, and urged witness to h,lp Inn.
he bal not bean on vary friendly terms
with Nesdhsm for soma time pr eviously te
this interview. on account chlsfy Of a dis.
appointment in money matters About o
month before his death he remem berel that
q security Needham had given him, D
uhichne had fou I'd money for the Irish bank,
had not bssn registere! !, and after Eeed
ham lett on FRIDAY hs determined to awe
Y fez lStere1. There was somsthing so de-,
sN69n&aasN eedham's manner that lie fell
&l1leGas on the eve Of COLLAPSE. Duriua
tho couversa in he (witnesj meat. oned
this security to Needham, and there wal
something 80 strange il his manner h,
(witne,) bad . suddea suspicion that there
was soms;h hing wrong about it. He tn re
fore sent his psrtnsr with the deed to Dub
lin On arriving rLere he was not long i,
discovering that It YVES . forgery. Th,
sessnity purported to- a 4 deed given OF
: tbs purcss,s Of "a estate In ths sncuw
besd sstatsa ceuSt u wss uepaj b twl
- ~ Sunnisssab0 ~ to AstsslEl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Di"'' ""d Knte o. their ,oay 70 America.
We gather from til, n,xt lstt,r in ths
bund e that Dcl dill procure the llc,n;, 70.
tnatal he coaplA vera MARRIED. aud the: rae7
sailel as sp .eiil1 u, c.rcum stances would
permit tor III, Nav w ,.II.
CONTINUED nezt WecE.)
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

4 DDT7Et send sig cents for postage, and re-
a fhIIn GIVE free . costly box OF goods
u l4l41Uswhieh will help you to mors money
right way tn \ anything else In this world. 'ul.of
atthss ~, suocsesful from dSyt hour. tt broad rod
b fortu1e opans before The woeksy. al olusay g1r..
~ s0sse 1&sn 11v1 D Co.. AuSOta. &Aeoe. ga,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-23

Thereupou followed in QUICK succession
the following te!e,rams:
From Hiss Norbury to Richard W1oodrile.
Yes"
From Richard WoodriUe to Miss Norbu,n.
DO YOU really mean itN
From Hiss Nor6u,y to Richard W1oodville.
II never was more in earnes5. Wait for
lette" which AM now writing, AMI then
com, to Wye!ale vita oil spe,t."
From Richard WoodrilIe to Miss No,buru
Il wait impatielry, aud write rnean-
while, ~ that our letters will cross"
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
 > Office of the Superintendent Of the. Territorial Prison, Yuma, A. T., Sept. 30, 1885.
 ToAthe Hon. Board of Prison Oommis- f:< <sioners-Gentlemen.
 I submit as part of my report, the following papers, viz:
 Report of the assistant superinten- |dsnt and turn key.
 Report of the medical officer: .Ahstraceeef U.. prisoners; abstract of ,@ prisoners entitled to. be dis charged the coming quarter. / ::
 Account of board, &c., of U. s. pri; soners at end of last quarter, -$l7f; Prisoners recieved during last
 quarters x. s2, 10 Prisoners discharged, sentence expired, % Is Prisoners discharged, pardoneda 5 Prisoners on hand, s, l6l
 The wall enclosing the prison yard is now complete, being sl6 feet high; 8 feet wide, at base, and 5 feet wide on top. .,,..'-,> During the. quarter. 352 linear. feet of this wall have been built and So,- 900 adobes used.in the construction; two new guard stands have been erected; one on the northeast corner of wall and one on south side of yard The stand on the south side, was built large and high and. L have placed the Battery Gun on this stand, as it commands the three 3 gates of. the prison yard. +s.,,- Most of the guard stands have been repsinted this quarter, also the roofs of the off ce, shops, sheds, barn and dining room. s. ;: +-,ss 'es~>' 'SgS The usual amount of shoes and. clothing have been manufactured. for the use prisoners, also, one four pas senser spring wagon.
 The following condemned property has been sold, viz: < ,s Four guns; SIS; horse, $50. The sdiihn of s6S is rendered on account of sale as above.
 Respectfully Submitted, kIsz:zzxf THos: GATES, ; s..a .:' .''e Superintendent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16


 '- During the. tal:and winter it is not improbable-that quite number of in- valids will visit Yuma, to enjoy the delicious and ..repovating atmosphere. Even now there are one;or two fami- lies from abroad settled for some months to come, and who have already experienced a relief from their con- plaints. As an additional encourage ment to others to come, it will be nec- :: cessary to have the town properly cleaned up and all disgusting refuse removed and burnt. The most repul- sive and disease breeding locality is the sag in the centre of the Rincon. Here has collected all the drainage from the last rain, and as it is gradually evapor- sting away and drying up, the stench st times is intolorable and pollutes the atmosphere for blocks around, parti- culiarly at night. The most desirable method of getting rid of the whole business would be to fill it the entire length from the river bank. This could be effected probably by invoking the cooperation of the railroad com pany. It is generally understood that the company contemplates moving the small mound directly in front of the hotel. Now, instead of dumping that material into the river, if it could be dumped into this sag, . good substan- tial benefit could be gained by the public in the removal The lime con- tsined in the concrete composing the mound would go far to neutralize and destroy the ofensiv. dement's contain ed in that stinking sag. The whole neighborhood would be improved, to cay nothing of the changed atmosphere to the residents of tho locality, as well as the occupants of the penitentiary, which hangs an eye view over this un- seemly collection.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

The Democratic County Central Committee substituted the names of
 R. N. Lsatherwood and Dr Purdy on their Legislative ticket in lieu of L. H. Manning and c. M. Bruce, resigned The nomination for supervisor to fill the vacancy on the ticket occssioned by the pulling of of Frank Allison ia as yet untitled and will probably re- main so: This place was rendered first to Mr. Paul Abadie and then to Mr. Hiram Stevens, but both gentle men internationally refused to accept it. Both had heen shabbily treated in the convention and men of less charae- ter and competence put in nomination over them. Now that the old hulk is sinking neither of the gentlemen named feel like going down with her. They sre to bc complTmsntef on their good judgement.-Oitizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16
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iadY readers :

FL I5uJ EcaucTS f-s- . --+t- ~} hsTa heir sttc1. ..yu called this Week to the latest con, bination of improve meats in that most useful of all domes- tic implements. the 'sewing machine" ,"
 As we understand it, machine for family use should me-+ first of all these requirements: It should be simple in it's mechanism; it should run easil /: it should do a wide range. of work; it should be as nearly noiseless as possi- hle;3it should be light handsome, dura- ble and as cheap as is consistent with excellence throughout.
 These conditions the "Light-Run- ming New Home" certainly meets. It has also several very important and useful attachments snd notions" of it's own. which go far to make good its claims to popular favor. i...n .- The "New Home" specially recon mends itself to- purchasers on account of it's superior mechanical construction, ease of management and reasonable price. Over, half a million have been sold m the last three years, all of which are giving universal .atisfsction. This unrivalled machanes is uaaufaesared by the NEW HOME SEWING MA CHINE CO, Orange, Mass, and 30 Union Square. New York. .,
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

Mr. J, Millar has returned from the Csrga Muchacho mining district beyond Ynma, in San Diego county, where he has been for the past seven months, putting up the mill for:ths paSmasser mine, of which Mr. Blaisdell is superintendent and mana ger. The mill is the old Esperanzs mill from Gro Blanco, and it is now running its ten stsmps on ore that pays magni6cently. The company runs two mines, the Paymas- ter and the Amelia. Shafts are down 200 feet ifeacf and a good body of fine ore is found in both. They are nearly fifteen miles from the Colorado river and the water is pumped this distance through two-inch :aDz pipe lad on th. top of the ground. The water corfiing through this pipe frequently reaches l42 degrees temperature, from the heat ef the sun.-GtizeR.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16
Attest: 0. H. BRrsLEY,
 Secretary.
ASSET. sUPT. AND TURN KEYS REPORT.

Office of Asst Supt. and
 Turnkey, Territorial Prison,
 Yuma, 4. T., Sept. 30, 1886, To the Hon. Thos. Gates, Superia ,4,,,s:
 dent of the Prison-Sir: '.r,:.. <. :.
 have the honor to herewith sub. init the following as my report for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1886.
 During the past thre. months the Prison has been maintained in 8 satis. factory manner and the conduct of the prisoners has been good.
 The various departments of the Prison arc working nicely; every thing in the cells, corridors, kitchen, bakery and dining room being kept neat and clean.
 I call your attention to the great necessity of protection against fire, and would suggest that steam pump be placed in the engine room foi that pnrpose.
 There has been no addition in the
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

Ls Biehsa,s aslGsn Baisan Ne. Curss Chancres, eafs. and secsad- ssaxsS Sores cn the Legs and Body; Sore Ea-s, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper -eolsred Blstches, Syph.iitic cataryh. dissassd ecAlp, and al urinary forms of the dlseazs known e Syphilis. Frfer. 6 GO PsR Bottls. Ls Rlchau's e Goldea DalaAR Nc. Q Cures-Tertiary. Nercarial Syrhiiitis Rhsa- matism, Pains in the Boaes, Pains in the Head, hack of the Neck, Ulcsrnksd Sers Throat, Syphilitie Rash, Lumps shd sce tnacted Cort.s, Stiffness of the LInhA saA ersdicates kl disease from tks syIteE whether causcd by indiscrstio9 or abuss of Mercury, leaving the blood purs aaA healthy. Price <1 % Der Rsxtie. Le efchau's Golden spanfsh Anti dote for the cure ef Gonorrhea, G.sst. Irritation Gravel, asd ell Urinary Or Gsai' tai disarrangensuts. Price @ 50 per Bottle. Le Richau's Csldsn Spanish IA- lection, for severe css>s ok Goaerrh6a. InfAmn-to-y y Gieet. Strietufssrke- PH1ss S1 !.J per Bottle. Ls nichau's Golden 0tntsneak for the eff ctfvs healing of SyRAilitic sa=A. ard crup.;ons. Price 9a % ReY Dox. To I.ieaaa's Gs;dsa Ptl's-Nsxvs and BrA:H treatunent; luss of physicHl neu. ev. excess or ovcr.work, Pfnaaniea. ctA P-scs eS % peR Bsx.
 Tt,afe eEd Nervfne,
 Sent syerywhs.s. c. o. D.. ssszsN,y pseke4 per ezpfesA c. P. RICHARDS k co. AxsasA ~f- tsi | 42s Sa1some street. Cs-n~ clsy. ,,, sSl Fnncispe. Cal. '"t SsRcCIAR IAIEEo yEG
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

lies and excesses, In mstylrs yesr.-se.I SC loes of memory, .Iasiitude. No~turnsI Emissions. evasion to society. dsruess ,f vision, noises In the head. she titai S.;i passing unobserved in tks urine snS mary other diseases that lead ts sassai.Y and death.
 pr: Hintie, who is . regular rrslssssd phssieian, will agree to forfeit five En.. drcd Dollars for . esss of tLis kina tAa Vital Restorstire, under hi. specIni sd. v1ce and treatment, will not care. or for suyshing impurs or injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all Priyats Diseasss sss. eessiuIiy, withour mersury. eossuItalssa tree. 4 thofonzh sxanisa.ion and d 'ice, Including analysis sf urine, aS
 'riet Of Vital Restors tive, ef. 50 | bottle
 our times the quantity, $; sent to any address upon receipt of price, CT c. o. D.. secure from obserEstioB, and la priyass n.me. if desired, by A. [. MINTIE, II. D., No. II Kearny street, San Francisco, Csi.
 SIMPLE BOTTLE FRET will be ssat to any one applying by letter, stating sym DtOms, sex and age. Strict secrecy In regard to business transactious.
 pr. Mintie's KIDNEr REMRDY NIrrRsr. lcUM cures sll kinds Of Kidney and Mad der Complaints, Gonorrhea, Gleet, LL c"rshoes. For sale by all druggists; s1 bottle, six bottles for t5.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDKLIoH PrIEs are the best and cheapest Dyspepsis ard Riliisas cure in the market. For snle by all druggists nvI3H
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16
sI3,589.21
V4OiUOo No. 1. R. Beckerton, Guard.

No. |. R. Beckerton, Guard. Process having been served upon the Board to garnishse . portion of the wages due said Beckerton for ser vices rendered as guard, on motion of the chair and seconded by A. c. Hub bard, it is ordered that the matter be Frefsrred to the Attorney General of the Territory, The report of the Superintendent is received, consid cred. accepted and or dsrsd on file.
 In tho matter of the communications of Geo. E. Cliquiet, William Russell anc Edward Reilly, praying for com, muntatisn of sentence and pardon, the same Arc ordered transmi tied to his Excellsncy, the Governor, without &C., tion.
 The Board then took recess until one o'clock p. m.
 The Board met after recess. The Hon, George H. Stevens entered and took his seat.
 In the matter of the application of James Larsen. William Donshy, Leon Levy, and H. B. Hutcheson, are re- eieved and further consideration post ponsd until the next regular meeting. Whereupon the Board adjourned siase de.
 P. R. BRADY,
 Chairman. Attest: 0. H. BRr.LEY,
 Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

The president has appointed Thos. Priestly of Wisconsin to be agent for the Indians of the Yakima agency in Washington Territory, and Charles E. Dariey of Arizona to be register of the land office at Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

way 0. iaots 50 the A.ora.r dung aAA past quarter. The books a'o sci taken care of, Eand the prisoners derive great deal of benefit through the use of tie library. Respectfully, M. J. NUGENT,
 Asst. Supt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

The Yuma SENTINEL under tho re sumed editorship of J. W. Darlington cemes out again straight Republican with the full territorial and county tickets at its herd. Gazette.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

Thos. F. Weedin, has the following in regard to Delegate Bean: The En, terprise has no word of reproack for MT. Bean as a man. It believes he is 8 conscientious, upright citizen, guided in all his transactions by honest mo- tiyes and the most sincere convictions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16
Tuesday, Oct. g., 1886.

Wednesday, Oct. G.. 1885. The Board convened in regular ses- sion at-9 o'clock, A. m. ,.. Present, the Hons. A. G. Hubbard; P. R. Brady, chairman, and secretary. < aAbsent, G. H. Stevens.
 The following. accounts acrued ,dur ing the last quarter are examined, con sidered, and approved for payment,
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

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The Arizona sentinel., 1886-10-16

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