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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Last Week Of Lent

and close of the oy-t er season. our grand
display uf sea and lake fish are worth look
ing at. The Baltimore, 81 Canals
b. F. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
PAINTS AND OILS,
VARNISHES & BRUSHES,

Before they in price The prices will not remain
where they
Farmers give a call before you buy your paint and
by doing you Will money Every Article sold 10y
is Warranted represented Money Refunded.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Notice.

have moved my tailoring establishment
to the northwest corner of Fulton and lonia-
sts where | will gladly see all my old and
new customers. Clothing made, cut and
repaired. c. BAKER.
Formerly Is South Ionia-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Privatr Roardinz Stable.

r. K. Patterson has opened a private
boarding stable corner Fulton and Ransom
SITS. where he Is prepared 70 care for horses
and carriages in first class style. Telephone
connections
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
You ve Heard Of Thsm

No doubt. but the question is have YOU seen
them We refer 70 those excellent all wool
suits the Giant Clothing company are sell
ing this week az $3.50. Take a look at
them
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Manufaeturers Priees

Are the inducements offered to purchasers
of mems and boys clothing this week.
GIANT CLOTHING Co
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Going out of business. Stock and fixtures
for sale. One-fourth of on every sale. at
Van Teuven's. 20 MOnrOe.st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Going out of business. Stock and fixtures
for sale. One-fourth OFF on every sale, at
Van Leuven's. 20 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Hard Earned Money.

Should be spent juciciously, he who apprci-
ates this fact will be interested in our prices
on mems and boys suits. We are offering
al special sale this week an endless variety
of suits bought from house retiring from
business and guarantee a saving of no less
than One-third. GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Your Lem

Valuable as IL may be is not wasted in look
ing over the attractions We are Offering in
the suit line This week see advertisement
special suit sale GIAVT CLOTHING Go.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
~ OUR PENINSULA

Ffa Benton a4roaf f4lltlifat tnreal-
-is ID. eee.lIe t4
rle Iaesson saa.tly Times = nps -
tls -af alas aiteraa.fs
Hzn waiter ll rle ilssegsa prevents
Iee r.urIaE sse et
Hiaaah - co. uls 2es-n alef.-
Eaas st lrieefss t. Monday
Tie nay fai.f ttorers a. keet tuy
ta- aeel ri.ssl - 81 5e asl la
SIS. Jaaa Hafboar 81 Ola resident "
F.e e4las d,es 4u.ilF as9i ~
Frizisrs aoarng mlIl supply shops a.
Fasar ssre damaged ~ afc Monday
TIE ff.aals 20 lhe stats printing office
al Ia1sas las aeeu s4i-stae tafig settled
Tie news aass Detroit have stries
ffa eesla.flou .a rae prle- of the kpeni'sy
taa
She skating rnk at Flint .s closed tof
good Ias erf i..iaal'led sl0 aight A-
esuss
A spieadd nsE Touring miA Nili
sharl. - ellt al OEieIi by Detroit cap
Ilt4sts
a are ia Kellogg agricultural wcrzs
sf Jackson ....i ialnase 81 the extent of 500
yesterday
a meeahersn prize baby show Is
annasneel .af MaF - al Aes Boston.
HaIne e4ntg
Abaat 10000 fees of CAifornis red
aaai sl ne -hppei Ia Port Huron ior
heHF haeari
Nearly all the mills al Nuskegon have
siartd ap and fhe elir ol the buzz saw b
Nearl .snl-snt ..4F
Detective O1rajy. 0f lonia was ar
-ssrad fa- laaf iur arufal.y sssaulI.nz
citizen. tue etrrr
Marenr -on-tbe- Bean has three saloons
Hhasa keepers 4fe audeagofinz ro haFe the
village a.eepi taeir bonds
The neN driving fNk association re-
eenf'e srF4a f-i u Hlrtle Greek ls IgilaEing
"a eraelf fol EAlav meeting
The -choo. teachers a. Jackson are
Fert lslhefC tlev refuse re aN0v bare
la.arl BOYS - attend school.
sneak thieves bother the citizens Of
fI.nt aud no man haf is safe ora tie rack
wfl la roat Door unlocked
Sir sarah Tis,lale. II Sterling. has
Ia ,.u l-.r 20 ti- $50 ay fhe death 1f q rela
fse N-w york fhe lady Is 6o YEAR O q.
The body NJ Charles Hess. a German.
vas .nunl near Round lake yesterday lie
committed suicide hy blowing bis brains
W-ll,m alfred. alias McElrath. an Past
H'a n' sue, = .''." ~ ',,u.S s'-
During game of foot bali at Oiivet,
..., tf.s >.'' -. =, 20,
WW -ahrs of Grand Haven. is in a
!, , ~,
I-t slaughter house at traverse ,ity
tfr t-fNI ei af Hft tnr 'ther daF- Loss
rte iae same house was burned o"t
iifnG tnr pas, cignt months the u
Johns ntniiar. nrlns company has made
tni rf.t ara'F i' .'" extension tapies ana
htte Itrg- orders ahead
Mrs Barney Palmer Of Genesee
Canfs 0as relieved -he other day ~ a
umar We'-ilng 20 poun 's. The lady her
se'f ee ned out ittie noTs.
Jackson is getting both healthy aud
...raf So rontaxi9u, Diseases Exists there
now ana Cor two lavs nobody has been
d~.nk enough Co ret arrested
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Four niou printers were discharged
lrom fhe Detroit fe Press by their nom
nn'on .rrman without cause, and a walk
HHf NI probably re7HIf tntlF or tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Refrtgerators

In buying a Refrigerator be sure you
get the best. IL is a very important sub
ject, and affects the health of the whole
family. We ask You 10 inspect the Leon
ard Cleanable Refrigerators at our store
No - N0nroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
Have You Seen the Comet Yep

II 80, come and look at the Baltimore, 81
Canal-.t, They are both the new attraction
now b. r EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
WIndow Shade,

Plain and fancy window shades, and all
kinds of fixtures at HARVEY Il HEYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

House and store shades made to order at
bottom prices. HARVEY & HEYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

We assure you that sell no humbug. We mean busi
We business and Will not be undersod even At
loss Remember the place ~ Monroe street where You
find complete stock of First Class Drugs aud everything
belonging in
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE,

As cheap the cheapest We have been the drug busi
nearly seventeen years and believe that know
how treat customers My place of business the de-
pot for
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Valuable ss II may be s not WASTED i'm
looking over the attractions We are offering
tins week I'm the suit line whether it be low
priCed. me,iiBm or the finest. sou cannot Do
better than % buy now
GrtVT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

g. T Idema will have an auction sale of
unredeemed goods at No. 35 Pear-st. April
- l-SS
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

We make to order picture frames ~ ail
sizes al bottom prices
HsnvEY 6 Hrv-TFk
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Wall Taper cleaned and made 20 lock as
good - new Orders taken at a. AMI a.
keuf-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

The hands softly folded.
The Kindly pulses still.
The cold lips know no smiles.
+ he noble haart no thrill
Ills pillow needs no smoothing.
He rarefh f9r no care.
LoVe's teuiereSf eutresty
MtSes no responses fhc re-
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

We herewith publish one q the thousands q 'sstiroou's
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a WONDERFUL BOOK,

We should judge, by the wording of the
advertisement in a lother column of this pa
per, tiiat the new book entitled, "THF
WORLDS WONDERS is indeed a wonderful
book. 1t will pay the curious, as well as
those seeking employment, to read the ad-
vertisement. The historical PUBLISHING
Co. ogsrs to give standard books free to per-
sons who will send them aames of book
agents. They also oiier to start people
without capital i'll business that will pay
from sij TO $50 day-a pretty good income
70: rIese hard times. Read the advertise
elent.
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The mud roof is thing filth and annoy
ance. The adabe houses here would be more
habitable were the roofs composed of some
thing other than mud. The dirt roof
isased on the score Of economy yet as a mat
ter of fact it is just the opposite; tile roof
can put on at small advance on the first
cost Of a mud roof, and when once properly
bnils will last for manly years without re-
pair Further tile-roof, is much more or
aamental and equally as fire-proof as the
roofs now in use. Clay is plentiful in the
ella bottom, wood and labor cheap
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SPARKS FROM TEXASsHILL.
A Budget Of Intersst;ngsItems by Jus
&c."


Everything passed off smoothly. Tho
Growler was placed close to the ballot, SO
in case an attempt was made to stuff the
ballot box too tight they would both go of
together. As Jesus Del Bio approached the
box and sang out ais name, the Judge arose
| from his cane bottom chair and challenged
his vote, saying that no ticket bearing such
q sacred title could enter this pious ballot
box. Jesus DelRio Christ of the Riversl
temper raised to heights unknown, and he
would have placed his private trade mark
on the Judges bare footed spot, only for
| the timely arrival of peace maker.
An artful scheme was tried on several
citizens from acress the river by rock
roller. First introducing the growler and
at the same time giving them the grip and
leaving his pass word in the palm of their
hands bearing the pencil riot act, and Civ
ing each six for a quarter cigar, bid them
adieu as he braced behind telegraph pole,
while his eagle eye gazed in the direction OF
bQc- DdllOb UON dS VI paPSA
fling in On the strength of the solid haul,
lie sent of to ella Bend for a jug of Indian
juice, but before its reception, he beheld
one of his friends smoking cigarette and
he was about to strike him for the "snipe"
when he discovered to hi. disgust that the
fellow had made cigarette papers out Of the
tickets.
Two Sonora dudes, whose mixture OF
sherry eoblets and ella Bend juice would
not float very well in their internal regions,
got up a. dispute between themselves regard
ing their respective foot racing capacity
4 race was made up between them to run half
way to Aztec and back for a purse of 10
certs and a bunch of cigarette papers.
While they were passing a car where coal
HEAVIER was at work, one of the dudes was
accidently struck on the head with lump
of coal to increase his speed and was 80
completely knocked out that his friends
fear it will be month Of Sundays before
he will come to his senses again.
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The Parent of Insomonia.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulness is
in nine cases out of ten dyspsptic stomach.
Good digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion
intsrferes with it. The brain and stomach
sympathize. One of the prominenl syiup-
toms Of weak state of the gastric organs is
a disturbance of the great nerve entrepot,
the brain. Invigorate the stomach, and you
restore equilibrium to the great centre. A
most reliable medicine for the purposs ie
HostetteFs Stomach Bitters which is far
preferable TO mineral sedatives aad power
full narcotics, which, thoegh they may for 8
time exert = soporidc influence upon the
brain, soon cease to act, and invariably in
jure the tone of the stomach. The Bitters,
on the contrary, restore activity to the ope
rations of that all important organ, and their
beneGcent influence is reflected in sound
sleep and tranquil state of the'nervous sys-
tenn. A wholesome impetus IS likewise
given to the action Of the liver and bow sis
by its ua.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Our lady readers can hardly fail to
have their attention called this week
to the latest combination of improve
ments III that most useful of all domes-
tie implements, the Sewing machine.
AS we understand it, machine for
family use should meet first of all these
requirements: 1t should be simple in
its mechanism; it should run easil,: it
should do wide range OF work; II
should be as nearly foiseless ss posi-
bic; it should lie light, handsome, dura-
bic and as cheap as is consistent with
excellence throughout.
These conditions the Light Run
ming New Home certainly meet. 1t
has also several very important ana
useful attachment, and motions" OF
its own, which go fr to make good It's
claims to popular favor.
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 million have been
sold IN the last three years, all OF which
are giving universal satisfaction. This
unrivaled machine is manufactured by
the NEW HOME SEWING MA
CHINE CO., Orange, Mass, and SC
Union Square. New York.
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF YUMA
COUNTY. ARIZONA TERRITORY,
YUMA, 4. T., Nov. |, 1856.

Notice is hereby given that or my depu-
ty, will be at the following precincts on the
dates hereinafter mentioned, for the pur-
pose of collecting taxes now due for the
fiscal year of 1886:
ella precinct at ella section house, S. p.
r. R., Nov. %, SO.
Tacna precinct at Tacna section house,
5. ?. K. e., Nov %.
Mohawk precinct at Mohawk section
house, Nov "a
Texas Hill precinct at. Texas Hill section
house, S. P. R. R., Nov. %.
Harrisburg precinct at the house of Robt.
Stein, Harrisburg, Nov. 20.
Ehrenberg precinct at the store of A.
Frank, Ehrenburg, Dec. l.
Clip precinct at the store of Levy & Co.,
Clip landing, Dec. 3.
Norton's Landing precinct at the store of
Walter Millar, Norton's Landing Dec. 4.
A. TYNRR,
Sheriff and Ex- Officio Tax Collector
". A. WLRNINaER, Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
ro whom Il may concern.

To whom it may concern:
United States of America vs.. 30 Cows,
81 Calves, CowsJI Bulls, Is Heifers, J
Steers, Horses and ~ Goats:
By virtue of a writ Of vendition expenas
to me directed aud delivered, will sell at
public auction, for cash, at Lopez Ranch,
near Adonde station, s.. P Il. r. in Yuma
county, Arizona, on Saturday, November
18th, 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
a. m, and four o'clock p. M, the following
property, viz: 81 cows, 81 calves, cows,
bulls, is heifefs, steers, 2 horses and IS
goats.
w. K MEADE,
United States Marshal for the Territory Of
Arizona.
By H. D. CsDERwoeD, Deputy.
0. T. ROUSE,
United States Attorney for the Territory "
ArizOna
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PERSONALS.
fsDr. X. L. Rosson has gone to Piioeni,

fSDr. 4. L. Rcsson has gone to Phoenix
sgFrank yornociI is il town from Nor
tons.
sgMr. J. r. Scharf ha: returned from
New York.
GyMrs. r. J. Fraiio went up to Clip b.
steamer ON Tuesday last.
EyJudge Chas. II. Bginley ha, returned
from his trip to California.
ErMr. Fred W. Smith and wife will ar
rive from Los Angeles tonight.
s9Hary F. Neahr returned from Harris
burg on Thursday night.
wCapt Fred. W. Smith, of the ''smsky
Hole" ranch, Mohawk valley, is is town
on business visit.
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TAONA TALK.
Interesting News Gathered by Scraps
at this Thriving Settlement.

The gob5le of the Turkey is heard in the
land.
The first tarrantula of the settlement was
seen lately and slain instanta.
More new scholars this week for our new
teacher to instruct in the ways OF wisdom.
The mornings are cool and serene and the
bright rays Of the King of dayare welcomed
back to many, with its warmth of joy.
Mr.. Goodrich, father-in-law to our Mr..
w. L. Rubbell, accompanied by Mr.. Hawk
ms. Mr.. Morris and DR.. Robertson, Of Pc
mona, Gala, are spending few days in
huuting and fishing in Antelope valley and
are having a fine time generally.
M-. J. H. Baker, recently from Coos,
&c, Oregon, has arrived with his family at
Tacna, and is temporarily located here until
he Gao find a suitable location to build a
home; he is accompanied by Mr.. John Mar
stoa CT Coos, Co, Oregon, who is also spy
ing out d locality 10 where he can float out
his family from the "xsb foot" State.
Jaet one year ago Mr.. R. D. Chapel
.ci,. OUT so Tacna from Ell Monte, Cal, five
51s moth old pigs; from these five, he has
j. ar forty head increase, one BALI of which
are large enough to kill for meat; this has
all been doae upon no feed except what was
found it its native state E., the chufa, mes
quite b.an and sunfower plant, which alone
GAS kept the entirS herd sleek and fat.
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Notice.

The officers and members of Yuma Lodge
No. !. 4. o. U. w, are hereby notified
that important business will come up before
ths Lodge at the next meeting A full at
tendance is requested.
HENRY KosHLAND,
NJ W
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County Directory.

Probate Judge, 1. Levy.
Treasurer, A. Lorette.
Sheriff, A. Tyner.
County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein.
Supervisors; o. T. Townsend, Chairman
C. V. Meeden and C. Rsmer;z.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors, f. Avila.
Clerk Of District Court, &. Il. Brinley.
Corone< and Public Administrator, J. II.
Taggsrt.
justices Of the Peace, Geo. A. McCarter,
Thes. Rain, and H. K. White.
Constable: Will Smith.
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Silver, Castle Doms, Eureka aad Els
worth mining districts are a few of tbs
ssmrs Of this county that are already Be
ing actively worked.
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OF interest 20 iadier.

The new treatment for ladies diseases
discovery by DR.. Mary A. Gregg, the dis
tinguished English Physician and nurse,
which has revolutionized the entire mode OF
treating these complaints in, England is now
being introduced into the U. s., under a
fair and noble plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for one month's
trial treatment ia sent free to every lady
who is suffering from any disease common
to the sex who sends her address and l3 Oct.
stamps for expense, charges etc.
1t is positive cure for any form Of FEM
ale disease and the free trial package is
many times sufficient to effect permanent
cure. Full directions accompany the pack
age (which is put up in plain wrappcrl
also price list for future reference. No trial
package will be sent after Oct. lst, 1855.
Address, GREEN REMEDY COMPANY, PALAv
RA, n. Y.
oI0uuay last was the day celebrated by
the Christian church as IAN Saints day. "
The day was observed with mueh solemnity
here and at night the cemetery was brightly
Illuminated. In many places the graves OF
departed friends and relatives are covered
with flowers, but in this Southern country
III addition to floral tributes the cemeteries
are also illuminated. The graveyard pie
tnresquely perclTed on cemetery hill, twink
led and glowed with bright lights imme-
diately after shutdown, giving the ''place Of
the departed the appearance of city seen
in the distance, through the deep darkness
The candidates ball last night at the
hotel was fairly attended. Those present
enjoyed a pleasant e"ening in the may
dance, and about midnight the guests were
hidden to supper. The supper was re-
markablc affair and so arranged that the
guests would not afterwards suffer from in
digestion. The choice viands and confec-
tions usually had at such entertainments
were conspicuous by their absences: liquid
was dispensed in place of coffee, the com
ponent parts of which deponent knoweth
not.
The time for doing the annual labor on
mining claims, as required BY law, has ar
rived Be sure and record the certificate
or AFFIDAVIT Of work performed and thereby
avoid trouble in the future.
Presbyterian Service will be held in the
court house at p. m. Sunday school at
, p. m. every Sunday. Devins service in
the penitentiary at $50 &. m. Strangers
and sojourners especially invited.
Yuma,
Mr.. Hall Hanlon paid this office pleasant
visit few days since. Mr. Hanlon is one Of
the pionee RS OH the Colorado river, and his
energy and popularity ha. contributed mate
rally in advancing the interests of this CON-
munity.
The late rains are sprouting the little
germs Of plans and tender delicate. tent
6 r Il 1
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Capt. F. S. Ingalls, son Charley who has
been seriously i'll for some time past is now
rapidly convalessins.
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The railroad company have aforce of pain
ters employed repain:ing their buildings in
in this villags.
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Palentine K. Burke, formerly Of this
,placo, died at Nogales on Thnrsday last
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The Sisters OF Joseph opened school on
Monday last, with so pupils i'll attendance.
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The ores shipped from Eureka district
average IS ounces in silver per ton.
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The Village or Clip vas the scene Of
anotnsr sensational episode on last Sunday
evening. The home of Gregorio Mondsz
was made desolats by the discovery of the
fact tha. Rosa, the eldest daughter of the
iemis vas missing. Inquiries were made
bat none of the neigaborhood had seen tle
dsmsel 1t soon became known that a
youDg man by the mama Gravel Santa Cruz
ass also missing and mat horse belonging
to James Doten had disappeared. Nh. Doten
sad brother Of the girl started out in pur-
suit Of the runaways, but failed to find them
a ID came 10 Yuma on Tuesday. The fol-
loving day she parta returned upriver &C.
companied BY Will Smith and when near
Lagnna discovered the fugitives. The girl
quickly rode tn meet her rescuers, whilst
her abducter spurred his horse and headed
for the hills. No farther pursuit was made
and the girl returned home with herfrisnds.
Last Thursday fore neon the remains eff
Palentine R. Barke the oldest son of our
well known and highly esteemed fellow citi-
zen w. H. H. Burke were bsrns to their
last resting place in the Nogales cemstary.
The deceased was young was. p years Of
age and born IN Tucson in November 1859.
The disease which prematurely brought his
life to close was consumption. He had
been sick more OF less for..nearly three year..
hut endured his illness with quiet heroism
thinking not so much about himself as the
loved cnes about him who ministered 10 his
comfort. The funeral was the largest ever
seen in Nogales snd testified to the esteem
in which he was hsld by the peoples. Mega
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The Presidents Thanksgiving proclama.
tion is out, and Thursday, November 18th,
is the day to eat Turkey.
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Hon. A G. Hubbard put on force Of
men, this week to open the celebrated Red
Cloud Mine. This evsnt marks new era
Ia the mining affairs of this county ard the
experienced management now in control,
will soon determine whether the Red Cloud
is paying property or not
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The Cargo huchache Mining company,
has large force of miners at work taking
out ore.
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The buildings at Fort Yuma are being
repaired and generally renovated.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-11-06

A meeting of the stockholders Of the No,
hawk Canal Company will be held os the
BIRD day of November, for tie nnroo>e of
curing legal defect in the b. Ia s. "a 80
give ths company authority to Dc ro>
money to complete their work