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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
The REPUBLICAN BANQUET.
A sais Efort Made 10 Persuade senator
shsrnaa TO Attend.

DEraorr, Fe0. 2O-Ths Journal says:
Colonel Foster, of Cincinnati, begun neco-
rating the Detroit rink today for the Aichi-
gan Club banquet Wednesday evening.
Something new and novel Is promised IN
the designs. A balcony IN the rear OF the
soeakers' table will be provided for chorus
of singers, and the orchestra will be placed
In a special gallery directly opposite. The
east gallery will have ten private boxes,
each with slttings for a dozen persons. -Four
hundred and nifty spectators will be accom-
mOdated in the west gallery The south
gallery will seat coo.
Ssnatar Palmer will preside. Governor
Luce will deliver the address OF welcome on
the part Of the State. Senator palmer and
the parsy from Washington will arrive here
tomorrow evening.
Is Is expected that all the branches Of the
Michigan Club in the State will meet here
Ia convention on Wednesday. Meetings
will be held IN Y. NJ. {. A Hall and COM
mittee rooms viii be provided in the same
building. The convention will be called 10
order a. IL - m-
WAsHISGroS, Feb. 20.-Senators Stock
bridge and Palmer. ana General Raum, OF
illinois. this morning urged Sherman TO go
10 Detroit. The Senator's physician foroids
It. and sherman will not dlsooey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
COMING TO DETROIT
Ire oetsCATioN NOW on IT'S ~AY
s@E-foF shsEnaa zoe IA Fhs Parry sr.
sera,. Chiia Esry siek-fhs kl.karT
1rs<ly Csasss Be PUB
izsilsa Jaat rsG

1s9&s - ftAteaea
WksaIssEos. FED. 10.-SeDafors Palmer
aad stoekDEsiEs. ~ Michigan. Senator
Haslsy, of CsnnecficuE REPRESENTATIVES
Brs.sx anu Aiiso. Of Michigan. AcKia-
nsy. Of Ohlo, C4naon. Of Illinois. and
McCsm4a, a Nay l4nf. left this sssning
tor Dstrolt ~ attend the Michigan Clab 5
snnuAl oaaqust On Wednesday,.
IN Weston sill arrive here tOnorro..
he Ill Do PosfmAsLsr-(Ssasrai Don NJ.
Dickinson proxy a. the meeting Of the
National Democratic Committee
Mr. F0fds youngest ehild is very sick.
the stsf slfsct Of ans rsesnt attack Of scar
Lallns.
Ex-Lisutsnans Governor Holt bad a
hearing before the Public Building Com
milLss today IA reference 10 the Muskegon
paslie building. Thsrs = no likelihood oi
ths Pill being reported tomorros, bat there
is strong PROBABILITY thai ths Grand
Hassa bill sill be.
Many msmbsrs Of the National Demo
erztie COMMITTEES are already here No one
10 talked Of ss the nominee out Cleveland.
Ia . belisyed tnst the Convention will b
held ia Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
MRS LANGTRY SERIOUSLY I'LL.
She Fails Painting on a Railroad Track
NeurAIgts of the Heart


CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The report that Mrs
Langtry was seriously i'll, which was de-
MED yesterday. was confirmed tonight by
the failure Of the actress to appear at Nc
Vicksrs Theatre for the advertised perform
snce Of The Lsdv of Lyons" Mrs Lang
try Jeff her private car, which Is stationed
near the Union depot. and which she has
inhabited since her sojourn in this city, to
90 10 the theatre. shout o'clock. but she
bad hardly reached the carriage in waiting
when she fell fsintiug upon the railroad
track She was taken back TO the car
and notice was sent TO the theatre that she
would net sppear tonight on account of
sudden Illness The audience that had
gathered IN the theatre was dismissed.
Or. Irwin. OF New York, physician OF
Mrs. LangtFy. who arrived here TODAY. says
she = s1tsring from extreme nervousness
snd is also somewhat troubled with neural
gis OF the heart. He thinks she vii Be
abe 70 PLAY again in q few DAYS Mrs.
Lsngtry on sunday hight gave = supper in
her caf 20 Charles Coghlsn. her new leading
msn. and 8 psrty Or friends and on that
OCCASION. II Is said she appeared in good
health and played the part Of hostess in q
merry manner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
THE FISHERY TREATY.
rAs ssa.ss Eslss IA ths Way of ITS Being
Pubusnsd

WAsHrssros. Fec. 2O.-fhs secret session
OF the senate today wa= devoted 70 con-
sitsration Of the fishery treaty. an effort
-as made ~ senator Frye and Others 10
order - immediate publication This
would havs Osen successful bat for the fact
that the senate found itself possrless IN
she lace ct lls own code % rules 30 do what
is desired. TO make Toe matter public IN
advance Of the proclsmEtiOn OF the Prssi-
dent. wcald require a change OF the rules.
aud 10 even discuss the proposed change re-
quires tAs giving OF 0ns days notice.
The treaty . said 10 be very like
the forecast Of it. already pub
Mshsd During It's reading today,
considerable interest was manifested in the
paragraph setting forth that the privilege
Of going into Canadian ports 20 buy bait
shali be withheld oy Canada unless Con-
gress snsll make avs providing for the
Tree admission Of Canadian nsn and oil
senators friendly 70 the administration say
that al that could have been expected has
bssn accom- piished by the Secretary Of
state. The Republicans, on the other
hand, c.sim that CAnzdss Interpretation Of
The treaty OK 1918 has been sustained The
tsxt Of the treaty viii probably De nrst re-
csised from Ottawa Oh Thursday next.
when the dominion Parliament convenss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

-zc, rssT- 8, Fsz f4stlvss--easNa-
SAULr STE. AhRIK, Feb 0.--The Cana
dams have been enjoying the 6sh caught in
American waters for some time past. and
the general Government has taken verJ
hgtle notice 0f the skirmishinz betwssa
Canadian and Americas fishermen. ft has
remained for tbe officisls of our common
wealth. - teach them htsls lesson II iss
Yesterday two of Her MsiestV's subjects
came ever % The later National bridge
On the American SHE and. ssss-
Al uron tie bridge cen me1ced
angling for speckled trout Trey oausht a
bigger prize thsn they bsTzsin-c for, as one
of .+ane " arden smiths deputies. Deputy
Moore. of tais pisce arrested thsm both.
taox taem before J1drs Oven. wasrs they
zsvs their names az John jameson and
Jsseph Doneth- plead guilty rsrs fne5
Si4 ~ each. aud returned % Isns1s with a
better opinion af Nichigzn AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
FATAL ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.
A woman Falls Thirty Feet. Striking Her
Face ON a stone

BAY CRY. Aicn.. Feb. 20.-At 4;15 this
morning Clara Diesz, in Jail with her sister
for burglary. provided rope from the bed
clothing, opened the window in the third
Story ol the County Jail, fastened the rope
inside and slung il outside. In attempting
TO let herself down the rope broke snd she
fell thirty feet, striking her face on the
stone window sill Of the basement. She
was found by the Jail officials. She is yet
UNCONSCIOUS. and will probably die. Her
sister, who intended 10 follow her, gave the
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
I'm nssTsR RePeArs II.
as tnsist. That There Was Intimidation
st the Chsnpioa Mine
EtfADti ~ -
contains The following:

DETROIT. feo- lo.-Ane SVefftGs tonlSab
contains The following
MARqU xrrx. Mich. Feb. III notice in
vour paper OF the 18th instant dispatch
rem Mr. Fitch Of the Champion mine,
dcByinx that there vas any intimidation of
the voters a. thai mine II the late election
Fifch denial would carry more weight
hsrs If DIS work IN the election Of 1850 and
sahsequertly Wsrs not So fresh II the minds
of the people OF Aarquetfc county. In that
election. as IN this. be lntsriered unwar-
rantably with the rights Of the men 70 vote
as they desired. His eudeayOr 10 weed out
OF the mins me men who refused 10 SUD
mia 10 such dicfaliOns a. the polls resulted
In a strike thar took every man OFT Of the
nine. aad kept it idle-ior quite an interval.
The History OF thai sfriSs and Mr.. kitca's
axeocv Ia producing 10 I viii give your
readers fully II Mr fitch wishes rO join
issues with ne on the point raised oy MS
denial TIMOTHY METER
a. A. Newstt writes the CaicAsO hsteT-
Ocerns
Isnperainx il the mining center Of tbs
Upper Peninsula. it has voting population
0f about H. so. seven mines are 10 opera
tion within its corporate limits; theirs are
fsnr voting precincts On election day
there wss not nine agent or shin boss.
or any man employed IN the interest Of the
companies AZ the pol 5, nor we're tickets put
into The bands Of the men a. the mines
The voters vsrs free Is act a. they saw 1t.
there vas no intimidation Of any kind The
rsr,.lt fhsrs shows that. Generally giving
from 90 10 $50 Republican meiority ths
town in tnis contest furnished oas - for
SEYMOUR True az Champion Breen vas
showed under. out here taers Was 40 Dis
sifaction 0f the lsoorers. No work Was
3oa@ ov ihs labor representatives. lt has
alrsys given a. besvy Republican MAORI
les "a now Nos a miner Vii lose bis DO
sition on account Of ais action a. any OF the
mines. No pains we're taken 20 dnd Out
bow the men voted
Nov. as 10 The election being a. indorse-
uasnt ot the Presidents message. thas "a
wrong The tariff question vas not the %
sue The Democratic press Of that region
and the Democratic spsaksrs AL took good
care T. deny that Iaey feared 20 mske it
sn issus they Knew H would defess their
plans. Gov Swinsf0rd. Of Alaska. who
vowed he woald talk free trade IN the
protection srronxhoid.' vas choked OF
ff wss ne LABOR issue that attracted votes
for Rresn. LABOR representatives. With
Dfck Frewsi'ick of DsEroiL the famous
organizer. we're laDorinx in the District
constantly from the tme bresn vas nomi-
mated NaneY wss freely Used despite re-
ports to the contrary. fsierss ofh hold
srs vers foremost N pushiag lhs work
The miuers are for tarf 20 a man,
tbev srs rrinCigallg Republicans and next
Esii wiu vote tor the Republican NOMINEES.
Rsrsicv Rreeu has been interviewed 81
Nsruueile on she taTif. Hs ssys
a., ~ favor of diversified Industries ard
usU-psid .xNo- ia The slied States snd
thinks iudicions system Of prot setiss ne
ces-sry 20 seeare us th-se. The true fuBc-
ticns 81 protective tsrit = not po enhencs
tie erofrs of American manufactures ous
"a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
AN INSANE ENGINEER.
Throwing the Fireman from the Loeorno
tive, re Starts on n Long Run.

Throwing the Fireman from the Loeono
tive. re Starts on = Long Run.
RocHEsTER, n. Y, Feb. 20.-Saturday
night at clock Charles Curier, engineer
on the yard engine No. 27, plying between
this city and Windsor Beach, became sud
denly crazy while on his engine. HIS fire.
man. noticing mis- strange actions, tiled to
run the engine TO the round house. but he
was set upon by the mad man and knocked
senseless with a big hammer. Coming TO
himself he managed TO crawl 10 the edge of
the CAB and jump on snow bank, receiv-
ing little injury. The mad engineer ran the
engine past Windsor station and east on the
main line. The alarm was given by the
fireman, and officials at Webster, eighteen
miles east OF Windsor Beach. stopped all
trains and turned the switch so rs 10 ditch
the mzdman's engine, should he try to pass
that point For three hours he ran the en-
CINE backward and forward on this stretch
of track until his coal gave out. when be
was captured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
a VIOLATION OF rns LAW
That j. what the Aaarasy tiensrsi cslss
uAs lasar@ocs Bureau

That l. what ths Auarasy sensrsi csiss
rAs lasarAacs Bureau
In order % sssas the lss passed iksi
Winter prohibiting ere and marine ins'f-
nee companies from entering into ANY
agreement 30 prevent tree and open
competition betwesn surb COM pAhies,
the companies appointed leihs
agent in Detroit. who organized sn
'lnspection and rating bureau. As sgent
for az the oompsnies he txsd Tie rates and
passed upon Ell hazards and his deputies
submitted their schedules 20 his approval
ana endorsement b<i0Fe issuing the poll
cles Tie obiocss of the ole sosrd ci under
wnters we're accomplished but IN another
way, ana competition for business wss
avoided.
Nov. however, they hsvs run against
little snas. a. il ~ere. The scheme has
been brought 70 the attention OF Attorney
General Taegert BY Insur4noe Commissioner
RAYMOND, who asked for Mr.. lsKgari >
opinion. and that officixi SAWS sfter Qn0finr
sections Of Act No. 2s5. Of The Laws 81
1857. SAYS
The plan devised snticisates contract
between ghe sssefal sabsCrl oefs and hr.
Beyerldges Bureau. and requires All pa
pers relating 20 Insurance. contracts made
by any agent Of a subscriber 20 psss unoeT
tIc ARCtfAellA bt tLe DAAtoA ~
deputies and that the rates adopted by
il shalt control and be adopted by ali
Us subscribers, in other words, 10 a.
complisb the object sought, the rates oi
All companies, upon he same class OF
risks. must necessarily be uniform aud be
tween such companies. al least, there would
not be open anu Tree OnpetltlOD. II al
nonresident companies should enter into
| this contract, then lt Is not apparent how
/ any competition would exist between them
the provision that each subscriber must
faithfully require his agents IN each of the
several districts 20 conform 10 the ratings
and rules, contained in tie schedules
adopted. would preclude c0Eipeu-
lion. In my judgment this IL
! indirectly. at least, making . conirAcl
/ through Bureau, or man constituting
bureau, the mutual agent OF the several
companies, from which It's employment
comes. aud is viOlGtioB OF section oi
said act, and the action OF such Bureau
and its agents would be q yiolstlon OF sec
| tions and o. the same act The plan sp-
pears 20 be, under another form, but the
continuation Of tue old contract system.
against which. whether wisely or not IL im'
material. the act in question was aimed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

The Foliosuaen's snnusi seneff hsl 3c-
curs this evening. snd Hsrizsas Hal.
Naich = TIE largest sud Srsss N he Stsss
Efh B18oootsdiy be erorde1 Evervfh5n z
= IN zpple-Ese erisr fsF sas sssir Tas
grand Dzrch 81 osxln a. ss3 ~th tas
psfrol naen SD ersuen N anifsrN l.za-
lns ksfrssn .eazs siA - served ~ Go
fa~e- Ersa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
BURGLARS AT BATTLE CREEK.
Nearly $1,000 stolen from Railroad
Contractor.

BATTLE CKEEK, Feb. O.-SaturdAy night
burglars entered the residence of Robert
Mitchell, railroad contractor, By using
skeleton key. After chloroforming the
family, they succeeded in carrying away
between $50 and 81, 900. Mitchell was in
stupor when be swOke. and did not discover
the loss until morning. The thieves are
still a. large
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
The BOY PIANIST.

Henry Y Abbey sues His Psrenis for
Withdrawing Him From the stage.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 20.-Henry L. AbbeF
has sued Mr.. Hoffman, father of the bcy
pianist. for $57. 500 for breach Of contract
and attached his property. Young hon-
mans parents claim that the Ill health Of
the boy lead TO the breaking of the contract.
They say be will not appear in public again
for some years. II is believed by many
that the family have accepted the $4,000
offered by an unknown philanthroplst on
condition that they would withdraw the
boy from the stage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

MrvvEsr IT'S. MINI, FEB. D.-In the
Hennepin County Court Saturday a Gordon
setter named Sport testified 70 biz owner
ship He .ss claimed by N. r. Burton
s8d Chris GOebringsT Al Nr. Barton 2
commsnd Sport ssld grace. bOsed, opened
the door. and weut through = variety oi
clever tricks. The acg Ess awarded %
Burton, from rbOm Re bad treen s5oies fwo
veers sEo
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

RgcH HuE. No. Fec 1-Cosi saaf Ne
- the keith & Perrv Ea1uss = stil burn
AZ. The miners haze fsughf g viii boss
snd vstsr so1Ds astsacs os5s JUinz 20
- danger. ths s-nof asrue process vill b.
Sesre8n -d s51 foo1i1s ~ - RS 5rfed -
in 80 end a. sas faaes are growing
stronger
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

students Of the Kentucky L University ~
Lexington are under discipline for having
attended the theatre. Eleven divinity men
are said 70 have besrd Margaret Mstber IN
Juliet when she played for the State Legis-
lsture two weeks ago. Two were suspended
till next September, and the other cases are
under Amusement Seventeen literary sta
dents have also been cited 10 appear ior a.
tending theatres at various times during
the school year. The literary students 10
the number of 100 say wall leave II even
one OF them is suspended. II IL believed
l60 of the 300 students have violated the
rule
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
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TO FIGHT The SUGAR TRUST.
Claus sprsckIes to Establish Refinsriss In
the East.

San FRANcrsco. Feb. 2O.-Clsus Spreckles.
of the California refinery. says ne will
probably establish one or more sugar re-
fners in Baltimore and other Eastern
points. he believes the Sugar Trust is
nghting him through the American re-
finery here aud be will fight the Trust. lie
has offers of ample assistance from New
York houses
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
PEACE IF HE HAD TO FIGHT FORT.
A Bar ouiets - Fight With a NAL
let, Killing One of the Fighters

ST. Louis, Feb. 20.-Thomas Dunn and
Daniel Donshue qusrreled in a saloon, at
All Chestnut-st., tonight The barkeeper,
Andy Ratabilie, seized beer msllet and
made for both men. When the melee was
over it was found that Dunn had sustained
a compound fracture of the skull from the
mallet. and will die. DOnahue was badly
bruised about the head. Ratabilie Was
locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

BssUsrrk - censa7t -fta fse Wi5lisrs
Bss1fs Fsa. N-ft is zr8erstoass thai
- sols = eoa afs-enos SO tas Emperor sna
Prsncs ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

LoNDcS. Ees. o--ia tie House of Com
mons sonight the Under Foreign Secretary
ss8,e6 tsat any sofion ssa been tsxsa. ~
-ss rtsrded aEainst Nsnszuels- he sad
Nenezne.a asd propose1 sreirrst3oo. s1s
and IS wiling - srcifrate bat not -
tae oasis proposed. aud nszo-isEons assi
temporarily staDo@3
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
NOLLE PROS'D.
Wiltshire cfthe Fidelity Bank Discharged
Josie HoIfues Also to be Relessed

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-The District Attor-
ney in the United States Court this morn
ing moved a Dolle Of the Indictment against
]. w. Wiltshire. charged with violating the
United States banking law. in connection
with Harper, of the Fidelity National Bank,
on the ground of inability 10 prove charges.
The Court allowed the motion and Wiltshire
anu his bondsmen were released. The Court
said that similar action shosld be taken
with the Indictment against Miss Josie
Holmes and this will be done soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Wssz7xsToS. Fen- Nv. n. Ccrro-sn
+ reporte.s 90 sesssr tou5xht Hs pagsi-
cisns ssg tnst a. aisssse j. ss-a 81 senis
srs-cnias rhsca fsee7eazy sksscxs persons
o. savsaced 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

p Iorz. Fsb. p -AfssF s5si d5~n u
cve- t~8 saossas ~ rspsrs ~ Fexte~r
Steei WORKS res1Hs5 se-rsrfasas atsls zacro-
a. va fsroe & ze06 @s>A
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
The VOTE IN NEWAYeo.
Fourtssn Precincts Give a Majority OF
sixty-Four for Prohibition

sSsNaSgst vsNssaN.staNN1-
NEwAYso, Feb. 20. Fourteen precincts
give sixty-four majority for local prohibi-
ton These includes all towns where
spirits are sold. The remaining eight towns
are all dry" and will increase the msjori-
" to four hundred. Only about halt the
vote was cast. a fact accounted for by the
bad roads and stormy weather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Nxw Teak. Fso. 23-rhe cs-sss1--izf ~
rr-ttsT szvs Joseph Paitzer Ell proeshiv
oeconse Totally oiaue. ass r>sfrsenf a. Ssals
Baraars As act s>~n sse>>~efaf-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

ctsiras That The CeTiiers.< Are About An
In Operation.
PEILsDzEPHIk. Feb 2-Ths Reading
Cosl snd Iron Company have forty activs
eoilieriss snd a. are reported IN operation
this morning sxcept 81. General MsoaSsr
Mcleod say 4 - only gnessioa o. sfsr
Saen these siso ~ill - II operation
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS MEEK.


Decorated DiBuer seta
Blue Etruria, - pieces. only s54s. Brown
Bouquet lmismsicbedl $3.50 Brown la
bore IT. 4 y. Boolss' besf ware $50.
Clsrct Esdrss lBro~nfei5's hestl 80.
Did you ever bear ~ sncb low prices
Cold Band China lea Seis - pieces.
ssl5. Handsome Decorated Tee ees. -
pieces, 800 You must come at once 70
secure these bsrfsius
Dscorst&d Chs rr, ber ssss
Twenty Chsmber sets az pieces. with
slop jar 81 s. per set Chamber fs1s
that were - and 81, nov marked $50
and s8.S5
Ricb Cut Cla.s Salts 3ec esoh lssooDd
hoOr.l A large assortment 81 Decorated
Cups and 6sUce-s. 2,c these caps and seur-
ers we're tvo ard three troes rJore than
that price. a whole tsbie fail Of Jspsnsse
Blue Cups and Ssucers. 20.
Hssblss, NsrBgssii Bsrblesfii
ANY sfsis q marbles osu b. had on the
third ayor a Rresflv reduced prices Also
Toys of every description. Anything on
the - cent counter can bs hsd isf - cents.
7 boss ~ you who are lgDtiug Tor card
priz-s would Do vel 20 loOF ths courtsr
over
.sgdsaf" Tee snd Couss Pots
are ma-ksd down ~ hsf prics Tbese are
fhs nIoesi thlngs 30 sterp ten ~ cUffef ir
C<,fes csr - nsos in three Dinutes ~ one
~ tbese c0f3-s pots. Three pint ooifee pDt
idea 55c 4piDt. 3jc. pint 60 pint.
f5c Tbr-s sre ula1e ~ TIE besf pisteriel
You VII find them On the fnird floor
Those - Cent Broorus are bs-ing Rrest
run Dozens q them ars being s0l0 every
dsY. sne ws tbeT NAV - tbsy sfe sold a.
cost Third hogg
Brushes Brustes
scruDbinf brushes borss brushes paint
brushes vegetable brushes vhitsreeh
brushes. baking brushes ho0f brushes
{ couDisy brushes wiu4ow hrushes end in
fac ever rind - brush voo car name V
- - found on tbs third fsof
Cio~r = prr hae-s
! Iern0rads tufut tiers. chssnpegne tuubiers.
css-es glss>ss vine gissses sn8 medicine
glHeses s-e r1srfec t,eiop eo~f are
tsbis full - re Digg-st sssrgs "a - the sea
son ia giseees - fsun6 ir tbs rear u or
store. Eve-ytting rnsrke1in pisir hgures
Tnis ~H - vc1F lset chsues - hte
ciseysnoe SIS pods frr fbs next toe ise
/ months - don't Fuia vear chauoe-st st-
rrternoer ths sac iasts h1f few asys
/ iorFez.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Nothing will be reserved and
75 per cent. taken OF from the
guaranteed lowest prices. Every
thing marked in plain bgures.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

seruDbipf brushes borss brushes paint
brushes. vegetable brushes vbitsreeh
brushes. baking brushes hooY brushes.
coDptsy brushes winsor brushes end in
fac svsTf tind - brush zoo car name q
- - found on tbe third fsof
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-07
The Public Schools.

Thanks to the foresight of the proper officials, the school fund of Pinal county is in condition to maintain the schools up to the full limit of the school year and still leave a handsome margin for con tingent expenses. Under the school law Pinal county is entitled to a school fund revenue upon basis of twenty teachers at $500 each, and the amount so far ap- prrtione ed from October 1st 1887, to January 1st, 1888, aggregates SIC, 800, or $525 for each teacher.
 There are eight school districts and but eleven teachers are required, thereby in creasIng the amount available for tn cir salaries. Every district excepting one has comfortable sch ool house, and this single exception will likely be in con dition to build a substantial school house during the current year. An excellent standard ot proficiency prevails in the public schools of this county, particularly in that of Florence, and the average at tendance constitutes a very large propor- tion of the total number enrolled at the last school census. The people take q deep interest in educational matters and contribute more willingly to that than to any other cause.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-07
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among recent srri- vals at the Florence Hotel.
 I'D Hammond, American Flag; Frank Maxfield, Mineral Hill; L E Walker and wife, Los Angeles; J Thomas, Cotton woods; Carl Fraker, Silver King; Chas Duncan, Globe; w P Eaton, Casa Grande i; Geo A Newton, Globe; Geo Cummings, Casa Grande; E Moulthrop, Pinal; c E Morrison, Tom hstone; A D Brewster, New Haven, Conn; Wm Marx; San Fran cisco; w Ryan, Mrs Ryan, Globe; A Price. Pinal; NJ Kennedy, Riverside; F Maldonado, Casa Grande; EugeneIMid- dleton, Globe; Ed Love, Casa Grade; FO Donnelly, Cottonwood; J P Gabriel, Riverside; Matt Mosgrove. A T Zamlock, K Mckenzie, San Francisco; D T FL more and wife, Owl Heads; James Thomas, Cottonwood; George Curvine, Boston; L L English, Casa Grande; Stephen Webb, Frank Stines, Pinal; R S Lisson Benson; Francis T Graydon, HillieV, Ontario; Tom Davis, Mathew Bridge, San Francisco; E A Saxe, Mir. Hicks, Vekol; A Price and wife Pinal.