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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCoUNfS ssd ~osuAsss have besa llsa
IA in the Probate Court Of Monroe csusty,
Ohio. BY the following Aduinistratovs, Ixs
soutors, Guardians and Assisnees. 70 VII:
Second partial account Of E. L. Lynch As
sienee Of Thomas /. Twinen. sn insolvsnS
Eighth partial account Of .Thonss Ulino
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of William r.
Knowlton, deceased-Hnal as to Priscilla.
Final account Of Joseph Garard and yona-
than Smith Administrator with the will an
nsxcd. Of the estate ot JossPh wsrd. deea !.
Final account Of John Je6srs Guardisn II
Jacob Decker. minor.
First partial account Of John Ruby Guardian
Of lie minor heirs 81 John Bsndls. deosas<&
Final account Of Philo Crum Guardian OF
Nancy J. Gibbons. minor.
First partial account o. W. +. Hurd Exscu.
tor Of the will of Abraham Mssssrly. deo'd.
Final sccount Of Edward E Zane AdniHis-.
trstor of the estate u nishsel Sshsubs dsS'1.
Third account Of W. J. Moore % Executor
Of the will et William Moore. dsosHsed.
| First partial account Of John Sutler - Guar
dian Of Jacob Baadi. lunatic.
| Final account ofSJscob Burkhard. - Ad-
miuhtrasor Of Frederick J. Burkhard. deed.
Second partial account OF John ~ uhls
Guardian Of David and Zachary T. Hin, mi-
1 nora. Final as 20 David.
| Final account Of John p. Duvsll. - Admin
is.rator Of the estate Of George n. waltsrs
deceased.
Final account Of W. n. Booth. 10 Adminis-
traitor with tho will annexed Of the estate ..
Edward Kelly. deceased.
/ Any person s.:.s.-stsd nay Als written "a
ceptioLs to said accouuts II any Pen thsres
on or before the sth day Of Ysbsaar, nsz
when the same viii. be finally heard an
disposed sf. A. fHARs0N.
| jan3,sewa 1ssbAis 1udgs \. G. O
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


TN ,pursusnce Of An order Of tbs PrSbyU
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, ! viii
odsr for sale at public auction on s1- isHf.
Saturday. the 2Sd day Of January, 1885.
between the hours CT 10 o'clock .. N. and Z
o'clock p. m. upon the premises, the foi-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
county Of Monroe and Stats Of Ohio, to Wit:
The northeast quarter OF the southssst
quarter Of section Twelve. township four 81
range six, containing forty acres, ners er
less.
Appraised 1t $S75.
TBRns OF sALx-One third cash IN hand,
one third in ono year and one third in we
years from the day Of sale. With interest; ths
deferred payments to be secured BY mortgAgs
upon the premises sold.
J. I. DAU0HBRTY,
Administrator Of the estate Of aasnst Bysrs,
deceased,
DKlGas : MALLORY, Assys.
dec22. 'sswA
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ARernarkable Petition.

WAsHrserox, Jan. THE pro. tenn.
of senate laid before that body q very
remarkable petition, from Sarah Kelly,
of Homesdale. Pennsylvania, which
states that che is lone widow, who lost
nine relatives 10 tae war for the Union.
including husband, father, brothers,
brother.in-law, cousins. uncles, etc, and
cried because she wasn't man 90 that
che could 60 into the army herself. She
asserts that she is poetess OF rare merit
and does not ask pension as other
women do in sim lar circumstances bu,
wants congress- 10 pass bill sppropri-
ating her the bard OF the nation with
such q salary as will enable her to live
in style that lady should live, who
suffered 80 much for the perpetuation Of
the Union
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Ntp 4hbsrtisrultIts,
LEGAL NOTICE.

T1UwAKD SIMS, whose Postofice address
II and place Of residence is Welcome har-
shall County in the State Of West Virginia
win take notice that on the 9Th day Of Jan.
nary, lsss, John B. briggs died his petition
in the court Of common pleas OF said county
Of Monroe, against bin sud another, the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which 10 to forec'ose .
mortgage given BY said Edward Sims TO one
A. z. Michel, September %. 1884. on lot No
three in the town Of Clariugton. Monroe
county Ohio, to secure the pymsst Of .
note given by said Sims to said Michel, Sep.
tsmber, q. 1854, for, $500, said note and
mortgage having been transferred to said
briggs. trtf-
You are required 20 a-swer on or before
tho 18th day Of Ea,ch. 1855.
jsnla, ,S6w6y }. b. pkiauS'
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TheF irst Keen TwinCe.

As the season advances, the pains and
aches by which rheumatism makes itself
known, are experienced after evefv ex-
posure. 1t is not claimed that Hood's
Sarssparllla is specific for rheumatisu
I'VE doubt II there is. or can be. such Q
remedy. But the thousands benefited by
Hoods Sarssparilla, warrant us 10 urging
others who suffer from rheumatism to
take i. before the 6fst Keen twinge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

IT is currently reroited that new
daily paper Is to be started In Washing
ion 10 be The organ of tue administfa-
lion. We einccrely hope no paper fof
sny such purpose will he started In
Washington or any Pare else. The ad'
minisiration needs no s2ecisl organ.
When II does right it has organs In all
the homes pres, OF The country; when II
does vilfully wrong it shonld not have
even the poor defense which subsldiz'd
organ can grind out.
Il Is safe to say tha, CLEvRLAxr will
sis down upon the sorgan" part OF tSe
epterprise:
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NoTICR

QAMUgL srRKD, wh6is j6tfsflo .sddrsss
~ and place OF residence is unknown, viii
take notice that on the 9th day Of January.
1855. Susan Stsed 6lsd her petition In the
coart Of common pleas within aud for the
tounty Of Monroe aud State Of Ohio, chars-
ing said Samuel Steed With beng wilfully alb
sent from her for more than three years last
rfst, snd asking that she may be divorced
from said Samuel Stsed, which petition will
stand foi hearing at the next term Of nd
court, SUsAN STRRD.
sy DRlaas 4 &NALLoRY, her Atsys.
jsu12, 2,'S6t7.
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a hard. dull time of it, but do not better
their condition by deserving.
27rH uNsT.-A fne morning. Took q
long walk through the camp with Bur-
shia, q half breed, who talks English
snd understands the manners and Gus
toms OF the Indians thoroughly. Lin
tend to sppoInt him to the position OF
Butcher
Sunday is a very quiet day. The Iu-
dians don't come about the residence,
hnt remain quietly about tfeir tepees -
o. week days they come in the bail and
about the warehouse in droves, ell want.
ing something.
will give you some more Indian
words with their definitions:
Muzzs-a.K Kah-Gun.
Patezah-Candle. Etft
Unpah-Boots or Shoes.
Shun.ka.Ka-Horse.
Wak.geah-Wirter.
Mustah-Warm, Hot, or Sun.
Che-mupa-P,pe.
.Cbum-pog.a.ma-Wagou.
Mime wska-WhiskeY.
Wy-upa-one inct-No. good.
Wy.upa.wssh.ta-Good.
Den,-wy.aps-Very good.
Eta.coo-Blaze.
Coo ah-Come.
Wah Snow.
Cha-ac .Cooah--B wood.
Minnie. Ma-gozia-Rain.
Okada-Coat.
Oxada-tonka-Over coat.
Ah-patah-w.h cum-Sunday.
Ah-pa,ah-Monday.
Paiah-nupa-Tuesday.
Patah-y omina-We ednesday.
Patah-topa-Thursday.
Patah-zopta-Friday.
Patah shokaps-Saturday.
HENRY Z, WEST.
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OUR indignation over the frauds IN the
yNe Cincinnati election is not chiefly on
sccount OF their extent. (they are not OF
unusual siza for that city. hut because
So large q portion are chargable to men
who. call tbemselves Democrats, II the
enormi,y OF frauds we're the measure OF
resentment tn, frauds Of October, 1884,
in that city. would still monopol'ze the
denupcistion, For bribery, perjury, vio
lepce, and outrage general, that election
stands without psrallei. The Rerubli.
cans polled fraudulent votes BY thou
ssnds.
Compared with 1854 the frauds OF 1885,
were So snowflake to an avalanche.
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Some sIgn,ficant Rigures.

In the las, Legislature OF our State
there we're forty.nipe members who we're
known az "coal.oilers" for we'll known
reasons. OF these forty-nine thirty nine
sere not renominated. OF the ten who
by various methods got on the ticket
aoaiu two we're defeated. to wit: ALLEN
O. MYERS (,he right bowsr) vas elected
IN 1883 by 1911 msj ,rity, was defeated
IN 1885 by / 3ii; E. W. Youxa vas
elected 10 1883 by 1902 maj,ri,y, wa'
defeated IN 1885 by $40.
Those re:-elecled suffered losses from
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To @ayles Ketterer. or chom IL mag Concerns
Notice is hsfsby- given that George Dye
has psid into the County Treasury sum sui.
icisst to redeem SO acres in section IL. range
and township y In Washington township,
sold at . Delinquent Tax Sale BY John
Treasurer Of Monroe county,
Ohio, January 10, 1883 in the name Of Pr q
Kstterer to Chas Ksttersr.
II. r. MUHEBnxN,
dsc2s. 's6tS. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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our motto. The irrepressible conf ct a
upon Us We are in for the war, 81 d
let US not forget that We must 6ght o, Z
way to victory. God helping Us here
We take our stand.
No longer will We shield this foe
To manhood, love and besuty.
We've had enough Of compromise,
The right alone ia duty;
Enough of weak men and distrust;
The burden grows BY shifting.
Let's put our shoulder to the wheel
Aud do our share Of lifting. -.
We've had enough of license laws,
Enough Of liquor taxes;
We've turned the grindstone long enough,
'Tis time to swing our axea;
This deadly upas tree must fall.
Let strokes be strong and steady;
Pull up the stumps. grub out the roots,
o, brother, are you ready?
Yepreachers Of the gospel now.
Whatever your name or cteous
A solemn charge is left to you,
To which you must take heed.
If you tho greatest curse and wrong
Desire to drive away. ..
Then work for prohibition too,
And vote just as you pray.
Ye Christian men who stand for God.
Whatever your condition.
Wecall upon you e.oh and all
To vota for prohibition.
II you declaim rum is curse,
Aud mean Just what you say,
We think you ought to act like men,
And vote just as yoa pray.
December Is. 1885. j MAssIE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

A FEW weeks ago the enemies OF the
STANDARDIZATION were criticising II because
the public dett bad not heen reduced for
fwc or three months. They were as in
dIenant AZ IL the debt bad been doe to
them and their bar-keepers were o'amorf
ing for psy. Row that there has been o
reduction Of bfne millions during Decem
her these critics can cease from growing
and lodging duns:
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TIE Democratic members OF the Obi

The Democratic members OF the On'o
Legislature should vote for THURMAN
for the u S. Senate. II there are he
publican, who want SHERMAN defeated
there is no more honorable way OF doing
il than by voting for the Old Roman.
Any dickering with two or three dis
satisfied Republicans to trade the Demo
cratic members 10 body to wild cal
Republican nobody, would be disastrous
to our psr,y, and base betrayal OF
those who are working to redeem the
party from the shame brought upon II
by some OF it's usurping leaders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

A falling of in majorities OF more
ttsn one-bslf.
Anoiber very sagges'ive fact is, that
,c Hamilton County, with the so calico
.Cos, Oil Gang" in und;sputed posses
s;on OF the Convention, they ala no'
dare to pisce a single one OF the on
ssmbers on their ticket.
In al the history OF Obia no legisla-
tive 4ss;oriiy ever before received snco
an emph s.ic rebuke from its own par'y'
In the fscs OF this distinct Reputation
NO lust maa sils hereafter s'iems''ze the
whole Demoera!lc party of this Stsie as
,he ..Coal-0.! prmpascy."
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REPLYING to 9 q ,estion Of Secretary
MANNING committee OF tie Ohio Wool
Growers Association say they have Ia
ken the utmost care 10 obtain foil and
accurate information and ind that the
cost OF lro lncing pound OF x or XXX
wool in Oao is thirty-nine cents.
We arc not preparn l to dispute this
calculation, but confess to mild degree
OF surprise. We would be glad to have
one or more OF our Monroe County
wool growers furnish ao itemiz ID state
ment OF what ii costs him per pound to
produce wool.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

In replying to letter from he editor
Of Fack, 10 which President CLEVELAND
was asked to contradict false ne ~spaper
report the P esideut said smorg other
filings:
~ don't fiiirK there ever vas time
asen newspaper lying ~ss go general
and go mean as at present. and there
never was country under The sun where
II flourshed as II does in this"
MANY OF the big dsilies WINGED nnde'
this as il 1t hurt them The New YorA
Sun, in resentirg it, q,oted CLEvELASr
as saving that "all newspapers are liars.
The Sum ihns furnished pst Illustration
ot the tr1,b Of the Presidents charge.
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Tr rumors from Columbus be well
founded The Republican msj,rity In the
House propose to administer Jedwood
jneiice to The Democratic members from
Hsmilton County. First lynch them BY
kickiug them out without hearing, then
,ry their rights TO seats In the newsra-
res
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

Among the notable events OF the Iaie
lamented year we're two changes In the
nap OF the Eastern Hemisphere: E.st.
rrn Roumslia has become part OF Bull
earia. and Burmsh has become part OF
British India. Both changes are 10 the
direction OF higher civilization.
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AGreat Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton, Ia,
says: any wife has been seriously az.
fectad With 9 couehs Tor twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely than
ever before. She had used many rene
dies without relief, and being urged TO
try Dr. Kings New Discovery. did so.
with most gratifying results. The 6rst
bottle relieved her very much. and the
second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had so good health for
thirty years."
Trisl B ,tlles Free at R.. w. Pope's
Drug Sore. Lsrge eiza 8l.00.
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A RELIGIOUS CENSUS.
Practical Work Proposed BY the
Evangelical Alliance

CfRcIHNArI, Jan. Z The Evangelical
al lance OF this city has JUST determined
upon most novel and p:oinising sys.
tenn Of reli sious work.
It was resolved to procure "reliefous
sensus" OF Cincinnati, By ehich It mesnl
q practical directory OF every family
and individusl, with their religious be-
liefs, II they have any, hopes and condi-
tion. This census will be made by skill.
ful and experienced men, and. when CON.
pie,ed, It will be tund OF. information
which will be very. Valuable TO the
churches in theta zesious work.
AT the Second Presbyterian church,
corner OF T. ghth and Elm streets. about
City members Of The Alliance, represent.
ing churches Of every denomination, me,
to consider this great question. 1t was
almost unanimously. resolved 10 prose-
cute the work at once, and 3 committee
for this purpose vas appointed by DR.. !
w. Joyce, the chairman OF the meeting.
Each denomination is represented 10
the committee, and the members OF il
are directed to confer with the officers
OF their churches IS to how the proposed
work can best be accomplished.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

The exports OF specie iron New York
during the week ended January ? were
1868 $50.
1t Il probable that between February
4 and June 80 there will be four bond
calls OF 10000 900 each.
A line OF steamers bss been Establish
ed between Havana and New Orleans,
Colon and Costa Rics.
The Dolphin bss returned to Fort
Monroe from her tri.l crnre. She en-
countered severe gales while ont.
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Real Estate Drops Dot OF Sight.

SHEsAsDoAH, Pa, January LA
cave In occurred at tae Boston nine,
near Mshoney City to-day, and block
of houses vent down out Of sight The
families living in the houses made mar
row escape. The surfsce is still csying,
and eve more blocks are expected TO 60
down.
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Never Give Up.

II ron are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, di.ordered blood. weak consti.
tuition, headache, or anv disease OF .
bilious nature, by oil means procure .
bottle Of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement,
that will follow; you will be Inspired
With new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease. and
henceforth Won will rejoice 10 the praise
of E'ec,ric Bitters Sold ct 6ity cents
bottle BY r W. Pope.
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Another Indian Outbreak Probable

NEw YcK. January IA Montreal
spec al t. the Post says that Government
has received urgent and earnesi warnlnge
from army officers and the best informed
priests in the Northwest, that another
Indian outbreak Il imminet: that the
Backfeet and Crees are defiant; that
they 60 ali, az levi ing blackmail in the
shape Of provisions and supplies; thst
they 1eiieve Rielis rebellion only failed
throueha q lack of amunilion, With which
they are now pleuti oily supplied, and
that another bloody outbreak is only q
question Of o short time.
MoxTREAL. January III. Clesskill.
a merchant Of Battleford, N W. T., bss
lett here for Ottawa TO impress upon the
authorities there the necessity Of taking
proper precautions 10 prevent an Indian
uprising, He says the Indians are en-
ragged because Of the execution OF the
eight Indians in November, and are ma.
king all sorts Of threats.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY -, 1856.

Tue last Legislature Of this Safe wss
Democratic and was known as the "Coal
Or Legislature. aI's predecessor vac
the Republican "pokel" Legislature. Pot
and kettle.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Watson. Barthsrs 4 Watson. n .insia.

against
Sylvester y. Hamilton. Dsfsndsue. !.
Before =. n. Beard, J. P. Of Center town.
ship, Monroe County. Ohio: On ths 18th day
Of Dsoembsr, A. D. 1885 said Justice Issued
an order Of attachment In the above aotien
for the SUN Of fifty -six dollars and etgAt
cents and twenty 1--we dollars probable sostss
Said cause Is set for hearing on the Ahsshtk
day Of February, 1885 st ~ o'clock .. m.
WATSON, BURKaARr 4 Watson.
ian5. .'ssw3.
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Copper has been discovered nesr N,r-
rislewn, Pa.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Charlotte Maryrc6, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appeintsd and
i qualified a. AdministTator OF the estate
Of Charlotte Margro6, late Of Monroe county
deceased.
DATED this sth day Of Dssaubsr. 4. D 1855.
jsu5, 1854. JOHN B. DRI00s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-12

II silver should again become more
valuable than gold will the gold.bugs in.
sist that the gold dollar is a "coined
lie ?"
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work OF any impo tance will be the issue
Of clothing blankets DC, for the year :
then the bu,chering OF about 275 cattle
to last until Spring. There are some
logs to be hauled to the saw mill, 200
cords OF wood to haul 10 for ffe-wood,
more to cut. farming machinery and i'm
plements to he repaired for Spring work,
houses to build for the Indians (they do
this themselvesJ and many other things
to look after. I tell you have my
hands full; everything has been let run
and get out of shape. and now must bs
put in good shape But l think vii
| like the work better than il it was bal
play.
70 dsy we went through the differen
houses. including the Agency building
taking down The property that belong
to the Govtrnment.
u Monday We will 60 into the ware
horse again and take account OF mea'
d)ur, corn, homineX, beans, bacon AM
other subsistence. Then We will fnis
no with the records in the olfl,e, safe &
Then the invoices ami receipts and Fri
dav morning. Janusry lst. ! will TAX
hold of the wach'ne. 1t has been Ions
tedious, tiresome job and one that
, don't want to repeat sgain soon.
|, Received an invita-. ion this evening
attend supper and ball in the quarter
r Of Go. "K", Is b nifty. at the Post o
/, New Years Eve. The boys, also, n
] ceived invitations.
Last night a soldier deserted fro
8 the Post and this morning Capt. Har
sen, down for the Indian Police to ira
;. and bring him back Eight OF the p
lice, mounted on their poneys, starte
i out. 1t lie not likely that they will fn
]. him. as by keeping the road no OF
= could trail him, besid the snow
j. about all gone An the stories aho,
d Indians folio wing the trail Of man q
y the merest bosh, unless it is SO plain tn
' snv person. white. red or black, cou
j.. do tue same. Soldiers, in garrison, ha'
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ell after ana maue Oetter ~ tuc co'uco'
moment possible. Eaglv in January the
supply OF clothing. shoes DC, has to be
issued to the Indians for the year snd
many other duties have to be attended
to so you see ! will have nv hands full
all the time, and need men to help me
who understand their business thorough
lily.
ed INsT.-This morning. Tuesday.
We went into the warehouse and worked
hard until noon counting and weighing
articles. Alter dinner Maj Parker and
called on Miss Dickson. the Principal
OF the Presbyterian Missionary Schoo
and remained half an hour. She has II
Indian boys and girls under her car'
anil instruction. She has been here iv'
: years.
!, F.om there we returned to the ware
house and worked until night. Anon,
other things we counted S36 files; II
chisels. a LOT OF trowels, B clocks unfi
for use b.,
/. lii. verv tedious work but it has {
n be gone over. shall be 50 glad wbe
! 1t Is all over. -
Lat night Dan. Martin, 1tterprete
at Wolf point, came down and brougl
}, me tobacco pouch, paint bag and av
o case made OF buckskin and very nicel
q headed also. a red-stone pipe With
long fiat handle.
23p INST Worked antil 81 this atte
= noon and then quit; was very tired. d
Benson, Mr.. L'wis. trader, and myse
q have been talking all evening; the prir
Y cipal suffice, was the Indians and the
;. habits. Mr. Lewis has been here o nun
her Of years and knows their habits an
customs thoroughly. He says, the
2, Adon't like to work and above oil the
won't hurry When saving ice, en- II
The Clifton clarion., 1886-10-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

 Ciovernor-C. Meyer Zuiick Prescott. Secretary-Jas. I. Bayard. Prescott. Treasurer-1homas I. Butler, Prescott. Superintendent of Pablic lnstrucdon-J. l.. Long, Globe
 Auditor-E. P. Clark, Prescott Con,missioner of Immigratien-Patrick Supreme Court-John c. Shields, Chief Justice. Prescott; w. VI. Porter Asso- ciate Justice. Phenix; Vim. F. Barnes, Associate Justice, Tucson U. s. District Attorney-Owen T. Rouse, U. $. Marshal-W. K. Meade, Tucson. Surveyor General - Royal A. Johnson $. Internal Revenue Collector-W. H. Bristol. Tucson.
 Delegate to Congress-C.C (. Bean. Prescott. Judge of First Judicial Dis;rict-Nm. H. Barnes.
 Judge of Second Judicial District-W. W. Porter, Phenix.
 Judge of Third Judicial District-Joha C. Shields Prescott.