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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
That Ratification. .

Should a citizen from the rural dis
tricts have come into the city last night,
not having learned of the terrible mis-
take the Republican National Convention
had just made, he might have been led
to judge from the length of the process
sion, the booming of the guns, the rattle
Of the Chinese fire cracker, and the blare
OF brass instruments, that the White
Plumed Knight had been the choice of
his party. Admirable in the extreme
was the manner in which our disgruntled
Republicans concealed their .chagrin.
There was nothing wanting, it
must be confessed that goes to make a
great demonstration, unless it was that
most vital element, real, heartfelt earn
estness. From all parts of the city the
faithful flocked in. and these crowds were
heavily reinforced by those from the
country. The small boy-he was there
in hundreds-made all the noise for
which he is usually distinguished.
Rockets pierced the skies, torches
blazed in long line. There
were speeches-plenty of them.
They may have lacked somewhat in
logical cogency, and accurate historical
statement. But then the audience was
not disposed to be critical. The Blaine
boomers were there; and the. Sherman
boomers were on hand. The long haired
men OF the grand old party stood cheek
by jowl for the nonce with the tribe Of
short-haired caucus crammers. By
the way a large multitude OF
Democrats turned out, for that
party is overjoyed at the lame
results of all that great effort OF
the past week at Chicago. So no won-
der the streets were full. And thus the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
NIGHT SESSION.
Naming of Phelps and Morton for
second Place.

/ -
Second Place.
The convention reassembled at ter
minutes past six and proceeded to the
regular order, the presentation Of names
for the Vice-Presidential nomination
Griggs, OF New Jersey, presented the
name Of William Walter Phelps. He
claimed New Jersey was as much nec-
essary State as was Indiana. By the ac-
tion of the Convention this afternoon,
the fifteen electoral votes Of Indiana had
been added to the surely Republican
States, and if these were added to those
of New Jersey, the election OF the Re-
publican ticket would be sure. William
Walter Phelps was not in favor of policy
which'would take the roof off the. labor
ing man, but in favor of that system
which proposed to put roof over the
laboring man Of the United States, and
make him the owner of his own home.
With the nomination of Phelps, the
Republican party secured the electoral
votes Of New Jersey, and probably those
Of New York and Connecticut. The
ticket for New Jersey was Harrison and
Phelps. Phelps was an accomplished
gentleman and tried statesman, and II
the ticket was Harrison and Phelps it
would carry Indiana and New Jersey
dead sure, and he would take the word
of Depew that it would carry New York.
The Republicans proposed to carry the
solid North, and pluck from the Democ-
racy, Kentucky, Tennessee and West
Virginia. Applause
Egan, OF Nebraska, earnestly seconded
the nomination OF Phelps.
Oliver, Of Iowa, congratulated the Con-
vention on having secured one strategic
point, by the nomination Of Harrison,
and he regarded that it would be wise
move to capture a second State by the
nomination of Phelps for second place.
Rosenthal, Of Texas, on behalf Of the
Germans Of the United States, paid a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26

THE typographical unions OF the
CO ntry claim 10 have defeated Blaine.
Tney tased their action on the fact that
Whitelaw Reid, OF the New York TriJ-
u1e, was one Of his principal supporters
and most intimate friends, and the Trib-
.,ae was rat" Office. They will doubt
less he arrayed to a man against Harri-
son, who is principal owner in the
indianapolis Journal, another rat"
Office. The typos are numerous, in
telligent and indefatigable set OF men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26

ratification Of pro- Chinese candidate to
stand on an anti Chinese platform, and
Of an anti-labor candidate on pro-
labor platform was made in due form.
But like Poo Bah, they did not mean it
you know. There was stale perfunct-
ory smell about all the proceedings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
77a441@-@--s
Died in "a Cess Pool.

An inquest was held yesterday after.
noon on the body OF Jean Baptiste Colsen
a native OF Belgium, forty years of age
who was found dead in cess pool, a,
the foot of the Sisters Hospital grounds.
Deceased was found in the cess pool by
Thomas Connolly. who saw a head and
hand above the water. The Coroner's
jury were unable to determine as 10
whether the drowning was accident OF
suicide. No marks OF violence were
found on the person of deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
THE EVENINGS SENSATION.
A Tarheei's ssNIagnanimous Mag.
nanfmigV.S

Spears, of North Carolina, created the
sensation Of the evening by a speech
which was highly appreciated by the
audience, and for which he was warmly
applauded. Mr.. Spears arose in his
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
The Tiiden Club.

Over one hundred young Democrats
met last evening and organized the Til
den Democratic Club. Mr. Homer G.
Katz was elected temporary Chairman
and John H. Clancy temporary Secre-
tary. The new club paraded to the
HERALD Office and gave three cheers for
Cleveland Thurman and the HERALD,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
Anaheim, June 25, 1888.
THE SANTA FE'S CHANGE.
They Will Move Into tho Phillips
Block this week,

The Santa Fe officials are now busily
at work experimenting the packing Of
their Office fixtures preparatory to NOV
ing into their new quarters in the Phil.
lips Block. The general offices will oc.
cupy the whole of the top floor. and the
ticket office will be to the left of the ma in
entrance to the building on Spring street,
or next to the clothing store on the cor
ner of Franklin and Spring street. Judge
Anson Brunson will move in day or
two and Mr.. II. B. wilkins and General
Manager McCool before the week is out.
All their effects are packed and ready
for shipment Much interest is felt by
the various employees as to whether
or not they will be changed
from this city to San Diego
and vice vera. All those in this city
wish to stay here, but will make the
change If their superiors desire it. There
will be large number to come from San
Bernardino, and it is very doubtful
whether they will come. Mr.. William
son Dunn says he will take his force to
San Diego in full.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
Prof. A. II. D1etz.

The Los Angeles College for Young La.
dies, the success of which has been 30
wonderful during these last years, has
for teacher of French an eminent lin
guist, Prof. A. P. Dietz, of Paris, whose
reputation extends throughout the Union.
Our readers will thank us for divulging,
at the risk of offending his modesty,
some phases in the career of Prof.
Dietz, which show in what high
esteem he is held in his native land
and in the United States. After a
course OF brilliant studies he received
from the Faculty Of Paris the degree of
Licentiate in Letters, and was subse-
quently appointed director of the Athe-
nee, or School Of Languages. Some
years later he was selected by the Comte
de Paris to translate into English the
last volume of his "History of the Civil
War in America" Harvard, the most
renowned college in this country, has
numbered him among its instructors,
and since he came to these parts, at
tracted by our fine climate, he has been
employed as tutor in some of our lead.
ing families. The Los Angeles College
for Young Ladies has therefore enhanced
its advantages by securing the services
OF our learned countryman.-[Transla-
ton OF editorial in the French paper,
L'Union Nouvelle, OF Los Angeles.
March 81 1888
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
DAILY HERALD.

--PunIIsHED--
sEyEN DAYS A w EE Eh'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

austryacka granice, vice chcac
ME chcac wziaf chlopca do Au-
stryi.
w jego sercu diva odzywa-
}y sic gfosy. Dziecko trzeba
.ddaG albo rodzicom, albo tel
W braku ich, zatrzymac Sic
bic. Ostatnie by}oby mu maj
milsze, ale niestely, sam byi
obarczony liczna roazinq' a
zreszta zab}aSanego dziecSa
tax bez wszystkiego sic ME "a
biera, .iax zablakanego kcta.
- Zreszta trzeba sobie ins-
czej porad>ic - rzekl sam do
siebie. - Dziecko pochodzi 2
tych okolic, vice je tn trzeba
:ostawiG, a ME wywozit je W
DIAL do obcego kraju.
A juz tel widac bylo po-
miedzy drzewami wie2e szczy-
ty zamku. Woznica zajechaf
wnet pod muir otaczajqcy o
grod zamkowy.
Tam mieszka hrabla
Henryk Korvin = rzekl sam
do siebie - Una on okolice j
bedzie miaf sposebnosc udszu-
kaG rodzicow tego chlopca. W
lmie Bo2e. wlec tam go Cd
dam.
Skrecil vice W alea i zaje.
cha1 pod brame. TIL zatrzymal
konie i chfopca zesadzif ma
ziemie.
- Idz tam! - rzekf -
tam So lndzie, ktorzy Gle do
twcje) matki zaprowad1a.
To rzek}szy zaoiat konie j
odjechaf spiesznie, oglqdajqc
sic Ottawa, czy czasem
ch}opczyna "a MIN nie goni.
Erwin stat teraz pod bra
ma, ale ME mogf sic odwaayt
wnijsc do srodka. TAX wielk
budynek nabawiaf go stra
chem, wiekszym jeszcze, ami
1eli z,eloay las. Ale i do ME
go ME chc'alby wrocit, wolal
by bye u woznlcy. Zwrocl
sic vice ku MENU, lecz teg'
JUL ME bylo widac.
Erwin zacz4f p}akaG. JUL
by by} wszedt ~nareszcie, all
PREY wchodzie bramy wldzia
dwoch ludzi z podliesionem
p ,}aszami. Biedak ME wiedziaI
1e to byly kamienne fgury
widzac jednak, ae sic ME ru
szaja, spiesznie jak mog
ws2edf W brame.
Ale tn le1af ogromny pie
no fancuchu. Skoro tylko u.
rzat dziecko, zaczaf okropni
szczekac rwaG sic ma 1ahcl
chu. Dziecko z przestrachu pe
czefo straszliwie krzyczec,
pies zerwawszy fahcuch
dw6ch skokach byf prey NAL
Gu, powalif 60 ma ziemie
rozszerz.-f szeroka paszcze, ;
by go poszarpac.
Jednak2e sam zapewne ,
znaf, Re ME byfoby chwalet
ME okazywac swa walecznos
: ia tax drobnem dziecku,
dobrucha} sic, szczekanie q
mienil ma leKkie warczenie,
W koncu i warczec przesta
tylko pr7ednie }spy postaw
ma piersisch dziecka. Ale nj
e zad}ugo poczat ogonem ma
. chac i lizAt chlopca pc twa
rzy, a wreszcie pofoayt s
rrzy dziecku i z przyJazny'
j wzrokiem po}o2yf mu glo"
: ma Ionic.
Erwin tel przyiazni nick
%nlecznie ufaf, lecz krzycz
v przerazliwie, dopiero, kieo
: pies Poczaf ml sic lasic, Z
Il przesta} piakac, a natomia
o raczka FACIAL sic bawic z Jes
!, usZami.
e Hrabina usfyszaws1y szczt
n kane nsa nosz}a do okna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

DZIECkO
POwiesG obyczajowa z naszych
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy).
ROZUZIAL ".

A gdZle sic podzla1 Erwin!
q poczatku biegf "a chic
pakami, ale ME mogac "a NJ
mi zdazy6, bawif sic zrywa-
MEM jagged i malin, ktorych
tam by!o pod dostatkiem. Et,
win, lubo miaf try )ata do
piero, jednakae ma swoj wick
miaf zuaczne pojecle i umiai
mys]eG. Widzac, 2e poszedi "a
da!eko, i lie sic sam zna]duJe,
chciaf sic wroci6. Powrot ]e-
go ,jeduak1e byf ca1kiem W
przeciwnym kicrunku, ktorym
powiniem byi sic udac. Ma
ten sposob zamiast sic wra-
caG, oddalaf sic coraz wiecel.
Ma nieszczescie zobaczyf ma
wet wewiorke, ktora go sic
wcale ME obawiafa, ale pro-
wadzita dalej cd drzewa do
drzewa.
Tymczasem slonce coraz "a
padxf, i zmrok nystapif. Err
win dostai sic ma jakas dro-
lyme, ktorq ludzie drzewo z
lasu wywo3a. Dziecko b1eg'o
ia droga coraz da!ej, al wresz-
Gle ca}kiem zr, bio sic clemno,
j dro1yna zaginela. Teraz mu
inne my5li przys1}y do glow
XII. P%rzypomniat sobie, jak
kiedys Julka opowiada}a, 2e
W leslie znajduja sic wiki, kto-
re dzieci pozeraja. Miatr tel
powstaf, szumiaf we wierzchof-
kach drew, a tn i owdzle O.
zwa}o sic huczenie sowy.
Wszystko to takiem przera'
2eniem chfopczyka ogarnelo,
3e schwyciwszy m}ode drze-
vie W swe ramona, poczal
krzyczeG:
- Mako, mako, wilk7
mnie chca zagrvsc!
I krzyczafo dziecko, dop6k:
ME ochryplo, i zmeczone krzy'
klein i droga usune}o sic ma
murawe l uspeIo.
Nazajutrz obudziwszy sic,
spojrzalo zadziwione ma oko'
10. Trudno mn bylo zebra!
mysli, tylko przera2ajace ia
kies poplatane w%spomnienia c
wilkach przebiegfy mu przes
glove. Zerwafo sic vice pfa
czac 2 gfodu, biegfc dalej, az
natraflo W leslie pa jakas SEE
roka droge.
w tenn us}ysza}o turkot VIC
"a. Myslac, ze to wiki biegna
poczelo uclekac i krzyczeG v
nlebog]osy. Tymczasem woz j
dogoni], woznica wstrzyma
konie i zeskoczyf do dziecka
ktore tel widzac, he to hi
wiki, p~rzystanefo l z placzen
spogladaio ma wo2nice. Te'
zdziwiony. lie TAX rychlo ,
leslie odludnym spotyka chtok
czyne, zawolaf:
- Cos ty "a jeden, kawa
lerze?
- Chez do matki = "a
pfa'5afo dziecko.
= Dobrze, ia Gle zawioz
do matki, ale gdziez on
jest?
Erwin ukezaf palcem n
kierunek, W ktorym jech;
woznica. Kierunek ten jednal
lie byf calkiem faiszywy.
Woznica sadzif, lie dzieck
nale3y do jakiego z domo
stojacych made droga, i uwa
zai to sobie "a chrzesciansl
obowiazek zawiezc dzieeko q
mieszkan ludzkich, zwfaszc7;
3e ami 2 drcgi zje3dzac n
potrzebuje. re mu Erwi
wskazal falszywy kierunek, t
go woznica oczywisc!e VIE
dziet ME mogf. Wziaf VIII
chtopca ma woz i pojecha
wiozac 60 z niewiadomosc
jeszcze dalej cd oJczystsj sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

rzek}a z politowanie,n - am
ME wiesz, W jakiem zostawa-
los niebezpieczenstwie.
Erwin, kt5ry jua cd dru-
giego dina ME doznai piesz,
czot, zaraz sic do hrabn y
przyml)if, objaf ia "a szyje i
poczaf calowaG.
= Ktos ty Jest j kto PREY
tobie? - zapytala hrabina. :
- Jestem cd matki, a Mkt
PREY mnie - odpowiedziaio
dziecko.
Hrabina usmiechne!a sic ma
te odpowiedz, i wyszla dzlec-
KEN pred brame, ably popa-
trzec;; ale tam nikogo ma O.
kolc ne bylo.
Jesc mi sic chce zawo-
1aio znowu dziecko p]a-
czem.
= Dobrze, dosta liesz, -
mowila hrabina, ale oiciec /
matka beda Gle szukali. Ale
kaAe Hamiklowl PREY bramie
p!lnowaG.
Hamikel by1 ogrodnlkiem
pa}acowym. Zawofany, PREY
by1 i stauaf pred Drama, a
by zatrzymac tego, ktoby
dziecka szukal.
Hrabina zas zaniosia dziec.
ko ma zamek.
Lokaj wlasuie waiosf snia.
DAME, q hrabla siedziaf ju2 W
krzesle.
- Patrzno, co ia to INA
laz}am - zawolala hrabine
= CO to "a piekny chtoplec
Hrabia sic zadziwif.
- Co., dziecko? - zawo}a:
- zkqdaes je wzle}a.
- Bog nam zesial to cze
go tax dlugo oczekujemy -
odpowiedzia]o re smiechem.
AleA nia rozumiem. CT
to znaczy, Lauro?
Tu hrabina opowiedziafa, c.
Aaszlo, i he Hamikel GEEK;
pred brama.
Hrabia chciaf dziecko wy
pytae, ale hrabina nie pozwc
, lia.
= Mech sic wpszody naje
: dziecko zglodpiafe.
Hrabia skfoni1 glove. Hra
i bina wzieia dziecko Ma fono
{. ua1oAy}a mu ma talerz n%a.jlel
!, ,zych kaskow, cieszac sic jeg
apetytem. Wogole hrabina hi
: mogla sic napatrzec ma ow
): lz1ecko, wcla2 Je piesci}a,
bawila sic z MEM.
$ - Ludwiku-rZekia wres!
/ eie = patrz, czY wldz'aft
I piekniej szego ch}opczyka? Pr
| patrz mu sic tylko dobrz
wszak1e ON tobie podobny.
Hrabia sic rozsmiat, zapsl
v rygaro j zacza' dym puszczs
: W mafych klebach w gore.
] - Ale bez zartu - zacZ
J. Ia znowu hrabina on t
bic nieco podobny.
l. Hrabla znowu sic rozsmia
ale kiedy dok]adniej sic wpa
c trzyf ma ma!ca, uznaf w dusz
H. hrabina ma slusznosc, q
y BOWEN pomiedzy TEN die
a KLEIN a ]ego %portretem z j
/, dzieciecych wlelkie bylo pod
il bienstwo. Zaczerwieuif sic lie
T. ko.
: Ba! - rzekf pc chw
milczenia - male dzieci
Ie wszystkim podobne, to nat
rainie, gdy1 ich r.ysy ME
e jeszcze wykszta1cone. TAX n
przyklad mite sic zdaie,
chfopcZyk ten podobny Ham
II nlowi.
y - Pfc, co ty mowisz...
D. piekne dziecko a CRUDE ry'
st Hamikla.
:, Hrahia zamilkt ! w m,lc7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

- Erwin, a jak tobie9
zapytolo dziecko.
- Laura.
- O. Laura, ia myslalem,
ae Barbara.
Hrabina zacze1a sic smiac
Z odpowiedzi dzlecka i tax je
calowala, I'd wreszcie bronic
sic poczelo.
Ma imie Erwina h~abia "a
czerwienii sic mocniei, jak
pierwszym razem, spuscif nj
2ej glove j zaczql ma nowo
trzewiki og!qda6.
= Styszysz, Ludwiku - "a
woly}a hrabina - jmie mu
Erwin, kt0re to jmif W two
.]ej rodzinle czesto sic rapoty-
ka. Ojcu twemu nawet byfoi l.
mic Erwin.
= Rzeczywiscie, tak2e me.
mu dziadowi . rradziadowl, ma
wet i mnie, DO mann diva l.
miona: Erwin i Ludwik. Gdy-
bysmy mieli chiopca bezwat.
plenia dalbym Inu imle Er-
win.
W czasie tel mowy by} hra.
bia bardzo roztargniony, cze-
go hrabina ME uwa3ala, gdy2
za}ela sic dzleckiem.
- Vice Erwin CT ma imie
- zapytaia - ale jak sic ma
zywasz?
Ma to dz;ecko ME umiaio
odpowiedziec.
= Jak sic nazywa twoi
ojciec? badafa dale] hrabl.
ma.
- Moi ojciec? on sic navy
wa Urban.
- A gdzie mieszka?
- Tam - odrzek}o dziec-
ko, pokazuJac rexa - tam
gdzie domy i wiki i jagody
Marynia i Barbara.
Podczas kiedy hrabina roz.
mawla}a z 6zleckiem, hrsbla
maggie zbladi, usta mu sic "a
trzesfy i co predict odwroci]
sic, d}ubiac cos PREY cygarze
W samej rzeczy zas ably hra'
bina zmiany ma lego twarzy
j ME zmiarkowafa. Byfo to zhy'
J. teczne, gdyz hrabina nadte
/, "hlopcem byla z*jeta.
= Coz MY tym CHOP.
g Gem pocznlemy? = zapyta1'
!; hrabina me2a.
Dziecko c%opredzej ob]elo j
= "a szyie i zawo,"'o:
= O., ia u cieble pozostane
:. | zaczelo sic przymilac, jail
,, tylko umlaio.
- Acb! - westchne}a hra
bina - oby j mnie niebo u
{ darowafo takiem dzieckiem!
- Ludwlku - rzek}a, zwra
: cajac sic do me3a musz
j otwurcie przyzla6, he czuj
.iakis pociag do tego dziecka
!, Zyczy|abym sobie, ably tn xii
: ka dni pozostslo, a veal
', bym sic ME guiewala, a2eb
l. sic jego rodzice ME tax VINE
g znalezli.
It = Hin! - mrulSnaf hrabi
mole bye, lie jego rodzic
umyslnie je zgubjli, albo po'
bramG ~podrZucli;. Set2e ma
Ii my przykfady takich spls
"a week.
l. Hrahina przycisne}a dz'eck
"a do piersi.
l. - Ach, gdyby tym razer
e byf TAXI przypadek! Mla}oby'
:. dziecie, dobrze u mnie, i Zig
dy zmiany matki ME potrzt
% bowa]bys zafowaG.
Pc godzinie wszedf Ham
KEEL j donios}, 1e nikogo nj
e. widziaf.
T. - Acha! - zawofa}a chra
bina = poczatek jest dobry
y ~ 80 ~ ASA Ca.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-03-03

A New York dispatch of the 27th ut. denies tue report that President Dlaz has revoked the title to the Todos Santos grant. "Tho property George H. Sisson says belongs 10 our com pany and we have clear title to 1t as far back as 1084.' He also says, "When Mrs. Burton first claimed the land the government fully iayesti- gated the matter and found that her grandfather had died several years be- fore she was horn. Then she said tbs land was left to another member of her family who left it to her at his death, This was investigated also and found to be untrue Sisson is wide-awake operator and is not likely 10 invest bis money blindly, and for that reason we are led to believe that Mrs Burtons assumption to title is a blaekmailing scheme and will result in her getting less for her pretended claim than would keep her in cigaret- tes for a month, even though she pre- pared her own corn shuek for the outer covering.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-03-03
IHPogrANr PROVISIONS or CUR SCHOOL
 LAW.


 The following extracts from the
 school law of the Territory may bs of
 some benefit to Trustees and others
 who take an interest in our public schools:
 Under Section 61, it is the duty of
 Boards of Trustees to use the school monies exclusively for the payment of teachers and contingent expenses for the current school year, until at least six months school shall have been maintained; and if, at the end of any year, there IS an unexpended balance, it may be used for the payment of outstanding indebtedness, CT, if there be none, 1t may be used for the iol- lowing year.
 If the apportloned monies are not sufficient to pay for the maintenance of school in any district for at least five months in each year, under Sec. 104 of the school law, it devolves upen the Trustees to levy direct tax upon the taxable property in the district, and from the results of such levy to maintain the school the required five months and thereby prevent the orsa- ton of claims against such district which the holders are often led to be- leve will be paid out of the next years apportionments,
 Under the same Section (104) it is only necessary to hold an election to vote upon school tax when the Trus. tees desire to keep thelr school open for longer period than five months, and then, that question must be sub mitted to the qualified voters of the district.
 If the school is not maintained the prescribed length of time the district will lapse and the County School Su- peuutendent in the following school | year can not make an estimate to the for money for that dis trict,
 Ali taxable property in tho distrct is subject 10 the levy of special tax. and the fact that the owner of such resides in some other district  is of TO consequence in the collection of the same.
 All persons who receive vouchers for their services rendered to Scheol districts must see that the district has enough money to its credit, received 3itber from hpportlonment or special tax, to cash the same, and not hold their orders, content to wait until the following year, for by so doing, they run great risk of never receiving the money due.
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 From the records of the proceedings of the last Democratic Territorial Con- ventlon it appears that the persons as named in the following list with their eountlss, are members of the Demo cratic Territorial Central Committee: Apache - J. L. Hubbell, Harris Baldwin.
 Coch,se-L W Blinu, J, H. Tavis. Jas. Coyls.
 GiIa-W A. Holmes. ". H. Griffin. Grabam-Geo. H. Stevens, B. E. Norton.
 Mar,copa-B. Goodrich, A, L, Hen shaw, f. H. McNe,l.
 MoAage-A Cornwall, c. Wright. Pima r J. Jea'ords, s. Nj. Frank, lin, B c. Parker.
 Pinal.-G H. 0ury, P. R, Brady. Yuma NJ J Nugent, J. J. Stein. The members from Yayapai were selected by the County Convention, which met subsequent to the last Ter rjtorial Convention.
 Upon motion of Cameron H. King, r. J Bolan was elected chairman of the Territorial Central Committee.
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To the owners linown and unkuown) of all taxable property situate within the bourdu- ries of School District No. Two i2t, in Giia County, Territory of Arizona;
 Yt,a are hereby notified that by virtue of G Special Election held in accordance with thy proy isions of the School Laws of Arizona, a;- prov ed March 10th, 1887, ], the undersigned, Assessor and Collector for said District. have had placed in my hands for collection list ui all tax'.6e property within said District NJ. 2; and that a tax of three-fourths of one Ter centuIn based upon the assessment and levy for County and Territorial taxes for the fiscal year 1887, has been levied against all such property in said District, and the same is now dne and payable; and that if not paid within sixty days from the date hereof, such taxes will be delinquent and liable to cnllocti7n in the same manner as County and Territorial taxes,
 Miami, 4. T., March Sd, 1888.
 JOHN c. JONES, Assessor and Collector School Dist. No, 2. lnck3-G0d
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The suspicion is strong, amounting almost to conviction, that the old Mexican whose body was found in his cabin on the San Pedro, on Monday of last week, was murdered by young Mexican who had been seen at the old mans place only a few days pre- vious to the discovery of the body, which had evidently been dead sever al days. The victim was found on the floor in t sitting posture, his hands in dough which he had been preparing for bread, and the skull split open be- hind, showing the murder to have been most cowardly.
 From deputy sheriff and compan- ion who were in Globe on Sunday last in search of the supposed murderer, whom they tracked to Pioneer, sixteen miles from Globe, it was learned that he had been gambling with the mur- dered man and the latter had won hls money, which is assigned is an incen. tive to the dastardly act.