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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

Law without Lawyers
use. BY Henry B. Corey,
condensed and concise explana'
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the laws Of the several States,
devoting a full chapter to each
Of the following Subjects, and
giving in plain language the
law and your legal duty re-
specting Agents - Negotiable
Paper - Common Carriers =
Master and ServRnt-Marriage
and Divorce-Parent and Child
Patents, Copyrights and Trade
MarkSr-InSurance Contracts
Illegal Contracts-Debts and
their Payment-Statute of Lin
itations-Sales of Personal Prop
erty - Partnership - Corpora
tions-Insolvent and General Az
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Mortgages Of Real Estate-Chat-
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Observation-Disclosures ana
Observation-Disclosures and
Distribution OF Property =
HomesteadS aud Property ex.
empt from Execution-Exemp
ton from Jury Duty and az
questions In connection with
these subjects, etc. It contains
also Dictionary OF Legal Terms
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

Said o representative member of the locomo-
motive brotherhood yesterday, when questioned
~ TO what action the brotherhood would take
the country under the auspices of the Kni ehts
OF LaboE I'VE shall not mix in. Our organi-
Katicn il abba to stand alono and protect our
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

syndicate of English capitalists are ready to put
On line of steamers from the Hudson Bay ter
minus to Liverpool, and that the route would be
open the year rouud other reports TO the con-
trary notwithstanding. The line will be 24O miles
long, connecting the waters of Lake Winni-
peg and Hudson Bay.
Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany state that it will not be known until after
the 18th instant what disposition is to be made
or the plan for the insurance of the employees of
That company. 1t is to be referred back to the
board OF directors to be disposed Of It is esti-
mated that the scheme has thus far cost the
Transatlantic Railroad Company in various ways
nearly 500. 600. The officials of the company also
assert that it would be unjust to the Is 900 en-
ployes of the company who desire to become
members to abandon the plan entirely.
Notwithstanding the statement of William B.
Snattuc, general passenger agent Of the Ohio IL
Mississippi road that the greatest harmony
sxists between the officers of the road an official
wrote friend In indianapolis Yesterday as fol-
lows THAT bent man must have left a very
poor class OF men on the L., N. A. Sc G. the way
Supernsenoent woodland is changing them.
They follow their crooked and bent WAYS to the
O. & NJ, where several are EMPLOYED as snies
A collision on the O. g. NJ, by one of the bent
men cost the company several thosand dollars y
The Pttsbnrg. Fort Wayne s. Chicago and
Cincinnati Wabash 81 Michigan companies are
rapidly pushing the work of Improvement at the
new summer resort, Warsaw, Ind. Deep canals.
connecting the many lakes around the place, are
being dug; large parks will be laid out the
banks of the beautiful sheets of water, and a
ypaclous joint station building will be erected
one mile north of the village adjacent TO the
prettiest lakes. The Pittsburg excursion trains
viii use the Cincinnati, Wabash q Michigan
tracks TO reach the depot The entire work will
DO finished by July l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

s1neSIlo AaWy ZOE popular
This new book contains
Plain directions are given
with blank forms, for the prep
nofeverylegal document
needed in daily use, viz: As
signments Agreements AM
davtts = Chattel Mortgages -
Contracts-Euilder's Contract
Notes - Drafts - Certificate OF
mcorporation-Power OF Attor-
ney to Transfer-Proxy 60 Vote
Transfer OF Stockholders OF
Debt Deeds, FUN Warranty,
Quiz Claim-Form OF Acknowl-
edgfnent - Executors Deed
Release Of Dow,er-Right OF
Way-Contract--Contrace for
Sale OF Land Marriage Con-
tract--Agsignment OF Salary
Proof Of LOss-Leases--A AS ign
ment OF Lease-C Certificate or
Stock-i,roof OF Loss. snort
cages Satisfaction Piece -
Mortgage Burd-~DBed Of Trust
Articles OF Partnership
Notice of Dissolution ertifi-
cate OF Limited Partnership
Power Of Attorney-ReleaSes--
Bill of Sale-Wtlls-Codictl-
ETC., etc., etc. g.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

AYERS Sarsaparila cures all blood diseases,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-10

own interests There are % 600 locomotive en-
giueers in the country, IL. 600 of whom are-mem-
bers of the organization of Brotherhood OF Lo-
comotive Engineers. We take the same grounds
as were taken by the brotherhood on the Penn
sylvania lines in relation to the relief
fund that this company proposed to or
ganize; that they were already
in one benefit association which was one
of the first organized, and has been one Of the
most successful. This needs our encouragement
and what little money we have to expend in such
direction. So far as grievances are concerned,
railroad managers show disposition to arbi-
trate all questions which arise in fair and hon
orable manner. We paid good wages and on
most roads promptly, and really there is little
cause for q locomotive engineer to strike. DC
casionally some disgruntled. over-strict superin-
tendent discharges one of our men for some
trivial cause and makes little soreness. but q
good engineer so readily finds a job that it does
not pay to kick think my ideas coincide with
95 per cent OF the brotherhood
He Probably Represents His Own Interests.
It is stated that President Roberts, of the
Pennsylvania road, was somewhat surprised
when he learned that Austin Corbin had taken a
hand in Strengthening out the affairs Of the Phil
adelphia & Reading The Philadelphia Press
says There is great ado about the last change
in the Reading railroad matter, and the street
is divided in opinion whether Mr.. Corbin, who
has cast his fortunes with the syndicate, repre-
sents only himself or Mr.. Gowen. We cannot
readily understand that it is of very great inn
portance who Mr.. Corbin represents in this bus
mess; it should be enough for ordinary satisfac-
ton to know that he supports the more liberal
policy of Mr.. Gowen with regard to protecting
tie interests of the junior bond and the stock
holders of the Reading company, as well as that
OF maintaining it as distinct organization, free
from all entangling alliances. What is really i'm
portant to the general public is that the Reading
company shall be restored to its old position of
usefulness and that its owners shall receive a
fair return upon their investment What is of
the very least Importance is who shall effect this
desirable change" Mr.. Corbin met the reorgan-
ization committee, in Philadelphia. yesterday.
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A Sharp Advertising Dodge.

Sharp Advertising Dodge.
1t is quite evident that to advertise the South
ern routes to the Pacific coast led to the trans
continental fight. This was ole of the main, if
not only object. on the part of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe. Precipitating the struggle
has given the road thorough ventilation by the
press of the entire country, and the results be-
gin to manifest themselves by numbers Of peo-
pie who are beginning to avail themselves of the
low rates. On Monday, Indianapolis agents sold
some thirty tickets to California points. and one
road yesterday secured a party of fifty, and the
ball seems hardly yet set in motion The Union
Pacific and the Southern Pacific are old estab-
lished routes. The Atchlson. Topeka g. Santa
Fe is a newly opened line to the Pacific coast.
and practically unknown to the public. When
the transcontinental lines tried to adjust their
percentages at the recent meeting in New York
the Atchison laid claim to big sha of the bust
ness and declined to arbitrate the differences
when the other roads refused to concede its de-
mands. It did not want an al bitration. It
wanted its route advertised through q rate war.
Two More Railroads in Prospect for Evans
Vile.
There is some prospect that Evansville is to
have two more railroads. at least. Companies
have been organized to build roads which have
for their terminals Evansville as now projected.
movement is on foot at Spiceland, Henry
county, Indiana, which contemplates the
construction of railroad from that place
to this under the title of the Evans
vile, Knightstown & Toledo railroad. At Spice
land it is to connect with the Fort Wayne. Gin
cinnati e Louisville railroad. Knichtstown is
about thirty four miles east of Indianapolis, on
the Panhandle railroad, and Spiceland is In the
same county The second is Kentucky enter
prise. COL Jordan Giles, secretary, announces
a meeting of the stockholders of the South Ken
lucky railroad for April Z. A charter has been
asked for in the Kentucky Legislature to build a
railroad from Lexington.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

KIDNAPPING.-Last Saturday morning,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Harding, parents
of the recently murdered Mrs Isaac Blake
were absent from their house near Gran
lite Creek, doing some trading in Glen
Elder, Isaac Blake entered the house,
snatched up his child. trunk containing
its dead mothers property. sewing ma
chine. and all the pictures of his wife
from the album. and placing them in a
wagon drove westward at such rapid
gait that the drawers of the machine were
scattered along the road. The terrified
children VIII" witnessed the occurrence
reported to tier parents on their return.
but 1t was TOO late TO captt.iv ..scm .hen.
They are supposed to have gone to Thorn
as county, where Aaron Blake, the faith
er who was charged with the murder, has
contested claim. Mr.. and Mrs Hard
ing. who were crushed with sorrow at
their daughter untimely death, and the
manner of it, have had their hearts to
bleed afresh by the death of the two
months old babe. caused by being torn
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

Vireinians and the South are much
incensed against Mrs Cleveland be-
cause she did not attend the Virginia
state fair held mt Richmond, recently.
1t is said she refused to attend on ac-
count of Miss Davis daughter of jeff
Davis being present. Miss Davis was
the chief attraction aside from the
President.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

from its mother, and now the one two
years old. which was solemnly given them
by its father. taken by stealth and force,
leaves them almost prOstrated. They
have the sympathy not only of their own
community, but the whole county,
[Cawker Record.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

Congressman Ryan, of the 9Th dis
trict, and one of Kansas ablest con-
gressmen, is prominently mentioned
rs a candidate for speaker Of the 5Oth
congress. CarlisleS 5 scat will be con-
tested, and lie cannot get the speaker
ship again. Sunset Cox is so rank a
free-trader he cannot get it. This is
particularly manifest from. the late
elections. Sam J. Randall stands the
best chances, yet Il republican may
get the prize, because with the gain of
36 republican congressman the demo-
Gratis have only a majority. of five.
The democrats don't gain by being in
power
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

On Sunday last VIM. Harvey donned
his best clothes and hied himself to the
residence of W. H. Kingery, in the west
ern part of the county. VIM. had often
acted like this before. but there was a
significance in this visit as Rev. r. B.
Turner was invited to be present. Also
and at the hour of 3 p. m. by the clock
united in the bonds of holy matrimony
the gentleman aforesaid. and Miss Min
ME, the accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Kingery. We wish the
happy couple a pleasant voyage down
life's rough road, and may their cares be
little ones.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25
sherifrs Sale Under EXECUTION.
STATE OF KANSAS.
THOMAS COUNTY, ss'

STATE OF KANSAS.
THOMAS COUNTY, iss'
STATE OF KANSAS VS.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH:
On the eleventh day Of December, A. d.
1885. at . O'Clock p. m, at John A. walkers Hv.
cry barn. in Colby. Thomas county, Kansas,
will sell At public sale the following describ-
ed property: One bay mare being about nine
years old and weighing about eleven hundred
pounds, the property Of John McCullough,
taken on execution in favor Of the State of
Kansas.
NV. wIrHAN, Sheriff.
Nov. - 1886. Tv3
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

Ex-President Arthur died in New
York last week.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

Secretary Lamar gives Sparks an
other black eye. Lamar overrules
Sparks, and holds person can be alb
sent from pre-emption to earn a
livelihood when the claimant is actu-
ally obliged to be absent COR such pur-
pose. This has always been the law,
but Sparks.wanted to have something
new and novel and absurd. hence his
ruling.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-25

\ large number OF town property spec
ulators have been in Colby the past week
and the aggregate value of the property
that has changed hands runs up into the
thousands We like to see real estate
transfers lively. but care should be taken
that foreign spectators do not get pos
session of too many choice business lots.
There is nothing that Injuries a town
more than to have outside parties control
lots along the principal streets upon
which they refuse to build or will not
sell to parties who want the lots for bus
mess purposes The business portion of
a town should not be scattered too much.
Speaking AT the court house Monday
and Tuesday evenings. December 9th
and 7th. by Rev B. r. Turner. Subject
for Monday evening: The causes for and
the positions of the political parties in
the United States from the Inauguration
of President Pierce in 1858 to the fall of
the Southern Confederacy in 1865. Sub
ject for Tuesday evening: Some reasons
why the republican party in Kansas
should be held responsible for the en-
forcement of the prohibitOry law. Ladies
as well as gentlemen are invited to at
tend these meetings.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
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NOTICE. Having concluded to 80
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17

GLouE, Gila County, Arizona,
mil 2 1866

GLouE, Gila County, Arizona,
April z, 1856.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Supervisors West.
meyer, Redman and ellison.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion the hearing Of the petit.
ton Tor change In the county road
south Of the town Of Globe was post.
poned to Monday, April IL, 1856.
The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same;
Claim of J. Hyndman, juror SSi
claim of +, Livermore, juror $40.
On motion the chairman was or.
deted to notify the following named
county and precinct officers to file new
bonds, for the reasons hereafter speci-
fed.
b. F. Pascoe, Sheriff, his bond being
informal
G. s. Van Wagenen, Treasurer, one
of his sGreties having died, and the
estate passed from the administrator
hands; on motion The amount was
fixed at $4,000.
Job Atkins, Coroner, his bond be.
.ng informal.
Z. T, Martin, Recorder, one Of his
sureties having died, and the estate
passed from the administrator hands,
J. w. Wentworth, Justice Of the
Peace, Globe Precinct, his bond be.
ing informal.
On motion the Board ADJOURNED to
Monday, April IL, 1886, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
c. 4. MARTIN, Cler},.
Appruved-F. w. WEsrMBrEa,
Chairman,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17

The President Of the Republic Of
Mexico in his message to Congress
makes the point in tie case Of killing
Captain Crawford, that none but Z.
s. troops, according to the arrange
ment recently entered into BY the two
Republics. are allowed to cross the
line m rtirg the boundary Of either
country. Crawford's command was
almost wholly composed Of Indians,
temporarily enlisted for d special pur.
pese, aud, therefore, not such as con-
templated by the agreement, leaving
it TO be Inferred by the Mexican com
mander that Crawford's scouts were
hostiles, the same they had been pur-
suing for days.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17

MIR, Trenholm, the new comptroller Of
the currency, seems to have undergone
the proper preliminary examination
by tho wall street committee of safety.
The eastern papers speak Of him as a
goldbug who may be depended upon,
He will run the course; he win keep
the goldbug faith; be will fight the
gold lug faith; for him there is laid
np bank presidency in Wall street
the paradise Of all the comptrolleri
who has gone before him. Why should
man obey the silver law? Would be
then set higher salary in Wal
street
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
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Condensed from 0ur Exchanges Tor
"EiIver neltc Readers.

| Beef Is sold at lower rates ia Pres.
colt than any other town in the Ter
ritory, Competition among the butch
ers has done it.--Hoof and Horn.
The Roymert mill, at Willow
Springs, was started mp yesterday and
/ viii run steadily in the future. Every
portion Of the machinery was found to
be in appie-pis-ordef and worked to d
charm. This is one Of the best FIVE
stamp mills in the Territory and we
expect to be able to announce, in a
short time, the shipments Of q large
amount Of bullion from ia The mine
is opened in such manner that no
difficulty will be experienced in get
ting out moro than enough to run the
mill steadily. Owing TO the fact that
they have only hale enough pans aud
settlers the mill will be run on half
time for the present, but more viii be
supplied shortly and then the mill will
be run to its full capacity, Mr., R.
Moreno has the contract for deliver
ing the ore from the mine to the mill
and has two teams employed at the
work.-~Record.
Mr.. Walker Of the Narrow Gauge
railroad, will soon return to Tucson
He has been very busy Shipping rails,
rolling stock, tools, Implements and
other paraphornalia for the road and
expects to arrive here about the time
| they get through. IL will be only q
very short time until lively work upon
the road will commence with large
force Of workmen.-Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
tRirst Publication April :, 1851
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD No. sSs.

LAMB OrPIcE Az Tucson, ARIZONA,
March q 1886
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice 81 bis intention
70 make tinal pronf IN support Of bis claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Judge
a the District Court 1t Globe, Gila County.
Arizo.4a Oh May 10, 1885, w: George DAN
forth Of Arhlef ARIZONA; for the Is and n IL.
4cfS. Nv. hand N: w. 4efS. III See. 81,
Township 4, n. RI 1s n
lie naInea the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upah, and cultivation
If, said land, viz:
Edmund Kenton aud Charles +. living
ston, Of Arlner, Gila Cannty, arizona; Nornian
+ Salter and Elisha Lieurance, 81 Gioh6, liza
County, Arizona.
p. IT, THOMAS. Register
apis 69
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-17
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