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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Drowned on ~ s.-,',-a

,oSao,, nuo, fT,TEH Mass, Apru 13.-The
naIi, 1gI1olef D. D, Winchester, from the
Wtli,, gShhs, reports that on March 9. Renie
@ mhlIc and Edward Olsen, two OF her
Irem' icy. were drowned by the capsizlng OF
Snclf SnA ,y uoIy while attending to the trawls.
:, ne Ioriler was native of Sweden and
'-e iHI'er belonged IN Pubninco. N S,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Aoo,dent to tho Bran ndywine.

This morning as the steamer Brandy.
wine WAS about to leave her wharf, foot
Of Fourth street, a slight accident oc.
Cured to her machinery, which compelled
her TO return to the wharf. The damage
was repaired and che left on her regular
noon Trip.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
g,uv rarl1h

The FrlenashiP FiTo Fi,TI,,DSa yJ a!pl
parlors and meeting se,.SS,Iv Vdisc,a1
have been handsome .e lg,ll pip'i
the newest desiRn ID s"yo TSs btaI
the floor of the Iolnis ias.Tosi. TAs
with wit rioh Brussels 49, ists,i tes.1
co S6npsDy xslasi Intend SsiSi9is ss5.Biss n's s1s
t,on on Thursday evo1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Mr.. UonklinR's Condition.

new new J GRK, April IA Roscoe Conk
.., rlna cGtAnned 10 improve yesterday
ut unt.l le,a IN the afternoon, when =
~ tnze Tor tha wor5e took place. He
ns4 httVGas twitcbing Of the u usclcs
iahnent.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
DRESS GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, Etc

And will open the same
for sale on above date.
These goods have all been
selected with great care and
purchased from first hands
at lowest cash price, ard will
be offered at prices that can
mot but secure the attention
land patronage of buyers, for
instance. We will offer a
FULL LINE of that very
popular dress fabric, all-wool
lHenrietta Cloth, 46 inches
wide, for $I.oo. We also
have a very full line in all
Ithe desirable colors Of all
wool Henricttas at 80 cents
Ia yard, full SO inches wide
I'VE are offering a beautiful
line Of Dress Fabrics IRON
EI2I cents a yard to SI.oo;
Iall as low as the same goods
can be purchased in Pbila-
Idelphia, and several OF the
Hines from 10 to Is per cent.
less. This last assertion is
susceptible of the strongest
lprooi.
In Cur Hosiery Drpars
ment we are Offering some
astonishing bargains. All
goods very low, but some
less than cost of manulactur-
ling. We have a large line
lot Ladies' Hose, fast black,
regular made, French
Etoe and heel, split foot for
I12t cents a pair, VIC tth 25
cents. These goods will all
be sold In a few days, Please
come quick il you want some
of them. Excellent line oi
i Ladies', Gents and Chill
'ldrcn's Hosiery at rcmarka-
!. IDLY low prices.
u KID GLOVES. = w (
Il have an excellent line OF Kic
Il Gloves at so, 75c, 81, anc
NlS1, 30. Our 50-cent glow
N is equal, if not superior tc
nj lanything either here or ii
70 Philadelphia, and every lin,
r. lis ofmost excellent value.
Our Lace Department i
s complete. Having purchas
u led all our stock from the i'm
q porters we are prepared t
y Ioffer the most complete lin
in this city. ChantiiIy an,
lGuipure Flourcings and a
the narrow widths; Torchor
iOricntals, Vsleucienn c s
etc.; also Swiss ard Han
burg Flouncings, Hambur;
Embroiaeries, Hamburg an
s, Swiss Insertings, etc.
isl Our Linen Department
" complete with Table Linen
" Napkine, Towels, Crashe
etc.
We are Offering q beaut
full line of SILKS, in Surall
Raadames, Nloire and Grt
Grains, at ali the populE
isIp.ices.
er,I We will have somethif
nyIiurther TO say regarding ol
81 complete line OF Blac
IN Mourning Goods in a day
m u.s. 1.-TWO.
III Please call and examin
Eeven ii you do net want
purchase.
Respectfully,
lNEWiIIiann M. FyI
All Market Street,
dC2 EbiplasT Gf-ee+
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Ylsitlng his hlstar.

Andrew Rasmussen, quartermester
on the pleasure yacht Alva, owned by W.
X Vanderbilt, which arrived here on
Thursday afternoon, is visiting his sister
at Seventh and Washington streets. The
yacht will undergo number of repairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

Mr.. @. 8. Humphrey, who formerly
carried on the hat business in this city
and who is now locsted at Wsshiogtou
ID c., engaged In tho ronl estate busi.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
The Improved HsouIsot On Stove for
1888

In purchasing an oi stove four things
are necesrsry to be observed: First,
Positive safety; second, pAIieot com bus.
tion; third, si,opl city OF construction
tourlh, Durability. Al OF these belong
to the Monilos oil stove; It leads eli
other; for sale by the Plcksls otove
and Heater COMPANY, No. t0J Shipley
lstreet. WilmipRton Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

VNOR RSNLU-IIIBT BRAHn1A Eutis
Il for hstchlnE, at 81 perl3 oHAkLEs
". BHY. Tsneyvtllo, Dol. ait 2otd4tH !
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
improvements

,.nn morkmen are ems aged in digging eel
Ma Ms lot Six new houses st Second enc
- boe streets. They are being hull
~ q; nj, Fltzilmmons, contractor. Fivt
o.. - 'ueIn .s are to be two story bricks anC
ne a.; tnTse story. They are to be hu!sheC
III 'ne latest improved style,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
usa,y fslldI''

The American E.s5Saa..in i.ssIsa@.nig I
limited, mode an n,,sshIiitIes Aie 4
at 81 OO0, 900, snu ! !, "a ,hsiitseJs|
Ams,iS'ni a. Ssid IL hts5I ri, = sa' the ~
wi,i vi io0e somethins,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

TJgOR RENT-TwO UNFU RNISHEl
IL rooms with or withou. board. Appl,
ct S0l Delaware avenue. al4-osA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
ON MONDAY, APRIL 2si. 1858,
An o.c,ock. Ia. mr

rs hesd OF fresh cows RGd sprlnge!s from
Lancaster County. s!ock Dulls, 20 I-S sgisis
heSd Of hoats, 1 bay h6Ise, little eifr-tsEsN
sore in mont but good firlh horse IltaIles--
Aleo u lot Of h ny goad chicaeps.
2Snd AMOu'hs' credit.
ITAins that leave Wilmington at u so
M, n III ETr!So a. IhgtIUw Ia time for hscE
Il. l.. hOBEhrS.
l.. W. Stthsm q Son, Luot. IA 4d&w.ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
MARkIED.

W WSTSON-RIOaAR tho 18th
ins5.. by the Rev. J. W, =. Bpothe, u -
s. Uinyto1 WATSON to Mary E.. daughter
oi Robert Richa:dson, all Of Wilmipg'1n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

tNT NTANTED-TO RENT \ FURNIs g.
wv ei room, with portable bath, M Mar
ket streets, al4-StS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

%bTANrED-rwC U1ALs TO LEAKr
~ dreesnaking, al 1870 WBshingtol
, str ,tt. AlA-2sA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE,
All Market Street.
Grand Opening
SATURDAY,
april Ia, 1888

Having leased the large
and elegantly Lighted store
No. All Market street, and
fitted 1t up in a satisfactory
manner, we have filled it
with a choice stock of all new
and desirable
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
-g,,, meet toms :

n,dney l1oonolI, a II SSoli y
u et ting sh!s eve eysa,"sdl nd shIa
several ue~ me" .5!r.
sua 1,h-. S----~
aotld.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

S1YANTED-A WHITE GIRL IN
w small family, Must know how TO
milk. Apply 10 Market street. ali-2tS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

THOR RERC-a ROOMS. PARTIES
" without ch htldrea preferred; contril 10
~a'inn. kudrels RoomL this ottioo. alt.2ta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

yYYauTt D-A POSITION BY A DRUG
w clerk; 8 yesrs experiences. bett re
erenoa. Address Drugs, lhis orc. LlA 2t'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

xNg ANTED-A SrIrOHEk AL YEN.
w gers hRrn:sj WOES, Ao1 shlPleJ
street. "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

Bccsi RecFl Ga Saturday frcr-
the Diamond State Brewery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NTANTED II W o GENTLEMEN
w boardcrs, at No. 60 West Eightl
street; private family, Ai-hS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mt 100 tat
w rail- street RI4~Vtt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

DUbLIO Sale uF COWS WILL RE
il sold at PunIio : ale at tho farm CT X.
l.. Roberts, on the Toa1 from Village Green
to Oh sster, milo irJIl Village Gfeent
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
Nssiee sr Forfeiture or asterest IN
MlnfnE ClaiM.

To Samuel Hamilton, John N. Murphy,
and all persons claiming any interesa In
the mining claims described in ths follow
ing notice by, under or through tbs said
Hamilton and Murphy, or either Of them:
You are hereby notified that j have sI-
pended the sum Of sight hundred dollars In
labor and improvements upon that certain
mining claim situated, lying and being in
the Owens Mining District, Mohavs county,
Arizona Territory. and knows az the Otsigo
Mining Claim on the Otsigo lode, the not iosl
Of location whereof 10 recorded in the office
of the County Recorder of said county of
Nohsve Territory Of Arizona in book .Df'
OF mines, pages 523 and 524, being the
amount required TO bold the same for and
during this years A. ID. 1ss0, 1881, 1ss2, 1888.
1854, 1886 1886 and 1881, that Is to say; one
hundred dollars for each Of said years. and
also the sum Of six hundred dollars upon
the lode and mining claim located under the
name Of the Arizona Gold and Silver Claim
situate In the same mining District, County y
and Territory above montioiled, the notice
Of location whereof Ia recorded in said
County Recorders Office in book ..E' OF
mines, pages AZ and 443. being the amount
required to hold the same for and during
the years A. ID. 1882, 1893, 1884, 1885, 1856
1887 10 wit, one hundred dollars for each
Of said years sevsrally, and references is
hereby made to said records OF said notices
OF location for more perfect description Of
said several lodes and mining claims.
And IL within ninety days from and after
this notice by publication you fail or refuse
TO contribute your proportion of snch OK.
penditure ss co-owners, yqur interest in
said claims will become the property of the
subscriber, under the provisions Of Section
Z324, Revised Statutes Of the United States.
CLAsx CHuScHrLL. Phoenix, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
BAegistRstiSn Of Electors.

OrFIcg OF THE BoaRn ov SUPERVISORS
or MoHAyg CousrY, ARrzoNA.l
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors Of Mohaye county, Arizona
did on the 3rd day Of July, 1883, adopl
the following order:
On motion IL was ordered that new
registration Of the voters Of Mohaye
county be made for the ensuing election
tisS8), and all voters are required 10 ~.
register, such re.registrztion being deem
ed necessary by the Board Of Supervisors,
Voting aye, Messrs. Crozier and Johnson.
And the Clerk In directed to publish this
order In the official paper Of the county,
in the manner and for the time required
by law. r.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
JAMgR j. HYDE,
.- Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Third judicial
District, Territory Of Arizona, County Of

In the District Court Of the Third judicial
District, Territory Of Arizona, County Of
MOhaye. --
Catherine X. Herod.
vs Plaintiff,
Elijah A. Herod,
Defendant. ii
Action brought in the district Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Arizona, In and for the County OF
Mohave. E
The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting 10
Elijah A. Herod. y
You are hereby summoned and required
TO appear in an action brought against you
by the abose named Plaintiff In the District
Court Of the Third Judinial District, in and
for the Comfy Of Mohaye, in the Territory
of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed
with the Clerk Of this Court. at kipgman,
In said Comfy, "a copy Of which complaint
accompanies this SumLaoas,t within ten
days exclusive of the tay of seryicel after
the service upon you OF this Summons, il
served in this County; hat il served out of
the County. and within this District, then
within twenty days; in ali other cases,
thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail 10 appear ana snsyey the complaint as
above required, the Plaintiff viii take jadg-
ment against you as prayed for In her o0m.
and o<,ats N l.st.s s&s s.-A 49,
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
Sstiee to Tsxpsyers.
OrTIcE or THE TREASURER or
MoHAyE CousLy, ARIZONA.

OYgIcE or THE TREASURES or
MoHAyE CousLy, ARIZONA.
kIsGAAs, Arix., Sept. az, 1883, }
Notice is hereby given that the dup.i-
cate assessment roll OF the county ed
Mohaye, Territory Of Arizona, for the
year 1888, is now In my possession fcF
the collection Of taxes therein, and the
tsxes are now due and payable. Taxes
win be delinquent on the third Monday
In December next hereafter, and unleiIs
paid on that day OF prior thereto Ave lsir
cent. will be added to the amount thereof
~ penalty. am ready to rs,eiye taxes
at my office In the Court House in King
man, between the hours OF o o'clock q.
m. and 8 O'Clock p. M, from and after
this date.
DANIEL sAIrH,
County Treasurer and ex-Ofiicio Tax
Collector. 47-4t
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
The Attorncy.fsenersi's Opsniss.

ATToESEY-tJENERAJ's OFFICE, I
PREscorT, Arizona, Oct. 9Th, 1885
Es. WILLIAMS, ESQ, District Attorney
OF Mohsve county: Dear Sir--Yours Of
the 4th inst, enclosing copy OF the assess
ment Of property to the Atlantic & Pacific
Railroad Co., in your county, with copy
Of notice served upon the Railroad Co. by
the Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Collector
of Mobave county, notifying said COM
pany OF the course he intends pursuing
in the collection Of the taxes due by it,
claiming authority for his intended action
under Paragraph 2706 of the Revised
Statutes, and also your request that | as
Attorney General give to you my opinion
as to the Collectors authority in the
premises, is received.
In compliance with your request | pro.
ceed to give my opinion as follows:
First: Paragraph 2706 OF the !a.evised
Statutes authorizes the Collector to collec,
the taxes doe upon personal property,
and Gothing more, and any attempt upon
the part of the Collector to collect any
tax due upon real property in the manner
prescribed by said paragraph would be
without authority Of law and his pro
ceedings void.
Second: am Of the opinion that the
roadbed, bridges, round-houses, eating,
honses and other property mentioned in
the copy Of assessment sent me, which is
attached TO the land 30 ss to become
fixtures, is real property within the mean
ing and perview Of our Revised Laws.
Third: Upon examining the copy oi
the assessment sent me find that the
main track of the railread, with Offices,
round-houses and other property attached
TO the land 30 as to become fixtures, and
in my judgment real property within the
perview of the Revised Laws, are assessed
with coal, cars, tools, ETC., and total
valuation given 10 the whole, without
specifying the value OF the personal prop
erty as distinguished from the value oi
the real property, and do not see how
the Collector can determine the amoun.
Of tax due upon the personal property.
Hence ami Of the opinion that the Col.
Iector can not enforce the collection oi
any portion Of this particular tax by vir-
tue Of the provisions Of Paragraph 2706
Of the Revised Statutes, but the Territory
may apply TO the Court under the pro
visions Of Paragraph 25S7.
Fourth: / am Of the opinion that the
proposed action of the Collector in the
collection OF this tax as indicated in the
copy Of the notice sent me is not author
lied by Paragraph 2706 Of Revised
Statutes.
The "a, Sd and 4th subdivisions OF this
opinion is based upon the hypothesis
that the copy Of notice ard assessment
sent are correct. ~
send this opinion to you believing it
TO be the proper channel through which
the Collector should be advised.
Very Respectfully,
.. JOHN A. RusH,
Attorney General A. T.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
Asurer. $40. Candidates for all other

Treasurer. $40. Candidates for all othel
offices $5 each.
The convention proceeded TO the nom
ination and election Of ticket to bs
h,lloted for at the ensuing election.
For the Council, Hon. David South
wick, Henry Koshland and Capt. w. II
Hardy were placed in nomination. The
ballot resulted as follows: southwick, s
R.oshland, 8; Hardy, IS. Thirty-twt
votes were cast and Capt. Hardy having
received a majority Of all votes east, was
unanimously declared the nominee.
j. F. Luthy being the only nominee fol
the Assembly, his nomination was made
unanimous by the Convention.
For Sheriff, Erastus Ellibee and A. s.
Coon, were placed In nomination. The
ballot resulted in 10 for Ellibee and l3 70,
Coon and on motion the nomination o
Ellibee was made unanimous.
H. III. Watkins and L. J. Lassell were
placed in nomination for Treasurer. Wat
kins received IA votes and Lassell IS, and
On motion the nomination Lassell was
made unanimous.
T.. J. Goldman being the only candidate
for Recorder, his nomination was made
unanimous. .#
For District Attorney, the only nomin.
alton was that OF w. q. Blakely, which
was made unanimous.
Eb. Williams was the only candidate
for Probate Judge and was unanimously
declared the nominee.
Samuel Crozier and j. II. Johnson
were placed in nomination for members
OF the Board Of Supervisors. There being
no opponents their nomination was made
unanimous
In accordance with the report Of the
Committee on Permanent Organization
and Order OF Business, the Convention
proceeded TO appoint members of the
County Central Committee from the var
ious precincts. The following were made
members OF the committee from the var.
Gus precincts: .u ..a.... ..
signal--w. D. McCright, o. Augsdahl,
Chas. Wilson.
Yuccs-F. +. Wood.
Peach Springs. L. Nelson, J. II.
Farlee, J. N. Cohenour.
Maynard--Joe Prisk. ...-.
Gold Basin--sol. G. Rowe.
Rattan--Thos. Steen.
Fort Mohave--,J. X. Mackenzie.
Cerbat-J. ii. Campbell, D. South
wick.
Stockton Hill-R. Gray, J. X. Moore,
Matt. Carr.
Kingman-Eb. Williams, w. G. Blake
ly, L. J. Goldman, q. w. Beecher, w. III.
Taggart, II. II. Watkins, J. H. Russell,
w. H. Hardy.
Hackbeny--Wm. Grant, Henry Schaef-
fer.
Mineral Park-A. Todd. w. r. Jones.
Sandy. A. Carrow.
Howell--W. G. Ames.
Chloride--A. j. shrope, A. MacDuffee.
Truxton--S. Crozier. Es-"' ..- O."
CEDAR. j. Jerome, p II. Tompkins.
Willows-George Starter.
No further business coming before the
Convention, motion was made and sec
onded that the Convention adjourn sine
die. DAVID SoUTHwICK,
Attest, Chairman.
A. vERMEHR, Sec'y.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13

18th. That the delegates from each
precinct appoint the County Central Com.
mittee apportioned as are the delegates
from each precinct,
J.L. NELSON, Chairman.
JOINS III. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The Committee on Resolutions made
the following report:
Resolved-That this Convention heart.
lily endorses the principles enunciated by
the platforms of the National and Terri
torial Conventions Of the Republican
party made at their last conventions, ~
conserving in the highest degree the in
dustrial interests OF the American 'peo-
pie. .
Resolved--That we recommend the ab-
rogation of the present code Of Arizona a.
o whole, and the enactment In it's stead,
20 far as applicable, Of the codes Of the
State Of California.
A. yERMEHR,
A. +. SMoEDs,
J. X. RUSSELL,
Sol. G. ROVE,
SAM. A. BUTLER.
-. Committee.
The reports Of the committees were
adopted. - ..~. T..
The following precincts were allowed
representation as follows: Sandy precinct,
J. 4. Carrow; Howell, NJ. ID. howell
Truxton, Sam. Crozier, and Chloride one
delegate. =-.. 80
On motion the temporary officers were
made permanent and W. III. Taggart was
appointe1 Assistant Secretary by the
Chair
On motion the candidates were assessed
as follows: Sheriff, $40; Recorder, $40
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
The Republican County Csnven
iiOn.

NO0nNy SOmvG1-
tion.
The delegates tot the Republican County
Convention met at Taggart's Hall, on
Saturday, October 9Th, for the purpose Of
nominating county officers
The Convention was called to order by
the chairman Of the Central Committee,
Eb. Williams.
Hon. David Southwick and G. M. Fun
ston were placed in nomination for tenn
porary chairman. Two ballots were
taken, the first resulting in tie. The
second ballot resulted in the election Of
Hon. David Southwick and the noniins-
ton was declared unanimous.
On motion that the Chairman appoint
committees on Credentials, Order Of
Business and Permanent Organization,
and On Resolutions, and that each com
mittee consist of five members.
The Chair made the following appoint
ments.
On Credentials--W. III. Taggart, J. N.
Cohenour, j. II. Moore, Henry Koshland
and VIM. Grant.
sss.as 6s,,@ @par~~s~srt Ns-ga~;-st;on and Order
Of Business-Robert Gray, Henry schae-
fer, J. l.. Nelson, j. H. Campbell and
Henry Lambert.
On Resolutions-A. yerMehr, J. X.
Russell, A. +. simonds and s. A. Butler.
The Convention then stood at recess
until p. M, in order TO give the COM
mittses time to report.
The Convention reassembled at 2
o'clock and the committees reported.
The Committee on Credentials reported
as follows:
Your Committee ON Credentials respect
fully report as follows: We find that the
following persons are entitled to seats in
the Convention as delegates from the
several precincts set opposite their several
names viz:
Signal.--W. ID. McCright, by proxy Of
Kosbland, Oliver Augsdahl, by proxy Of
Koshland, Henry Koshland.
Yueca--Samuel Butler.
Peach springs-Alex. Mcdonald, by
Chas Donaldson, proxy; J. l.. Nelson,
Abe. Thompson, J. n. Cohenour.
Maynard Joseph Prisk.
Gold Basins. G. Rowe.
Rattan--Thomas Steen.
Fort Mohare-Henry Lambert.
Cerbat--John III. Campbell, z. +. Tour
telotte.
stockton Hill--Matthew Carr, David
Southwick, John X. Moore and Robert
Gray. -
Kingman--C. Nj. Funston, J. r. Rus
sell, A. verMshr, W. II. Taggart, g. w
Beecher and A. +. Simonds.
Haekbery--Wm. Grant, Henry Shae-
fer.
Mineral Park--Calvin Cuziao, G. ".
Genung, proxy by G. Cuzino.
A motion was made that Mr. j. A. Car
row be allowed to represent Sandy pre-
A motion was put and carried that j. L.
Riggs be allowed to represent Chloride
precinct and it be recommended TO the
Convention at large to decide if the said
precinct be allowed more representation.
Mr.. NJ. d. Howell appeared before the
committee and asked TO be allowed to
represent the Howell precinct, the same
referred TO the Convention at large.
Mr.. Samuel Crozier appeared before the
committee and asked to be allowed to
represent Truxton precinct and recon-
mend the same TO be referred TO the Con-
vention at large.
Respectfully submitted.
w. II. TAGGARr,
WILLIAM GRANT, Chairman.
Secretary.
The committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton and Order OF Business recommend
the following:
lst. The election Of a permanent
Chairman.
I'd. The election Of two secretaries
who will also act as tellers.
Sd. Adoption Of the reports Of COM
mittees.
4th. Nominations for Councilman,
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
behalf expended

behalf expended.
Given under my hand and the
~ Seal Of the said District Court, at
SEAL. KingIaan, this 9Th day Of Sept,
~~ 1888, WiLLIAM LARxIR, Clerk. I
J. NJ. Murphy, Atty for Plaintiff. 47-4l
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13

Louisiana election. Senator Gibson, Of
Louisiana, opened personalities by init
mating that he would rather be . dog
than be such a scavengar as the New
Hampshire Senator. Senator Cole was
equally polite, but merely stated with
less oratory, that Senator Chandler, did
not himself believe what he had stated.
Then he apologised, and the ufr1i,.ied
dignity Of the Senate was once more ironed
smooth.
The United States Supreme Court will
assemble October sth. Upon the opening
Chief Justice Fuller will take the oath OF
Office. The call Of the docket will begin
on the second day. There are now on the
docket, ,562 cases, and that number will
be greatly increased by the time the court
s..s. s..s The Bell Telephone case is first on
the docket, but may be postponed TO
await Justice Mathews, recovery from his
present illness, as Justice Gray takes no
part in the hearing Of this case. The
Alabama railroad case az to the constitu-
tionality OF the law requiring railroad men
TO be free from color blindness, will have
an early hearing. When the court ad-
journed last May, fourteen cases, includ-
ing the famous case Of Maria Clark Gaines
w. City Of New Orleans were taken under
advisement. Opinions on these cases
will probably be handed down in Novem-
Der.
A run,or was ahoat last week to the
effect that Congressman Randall's mind
10 failing, and that there are strange
lapses in his correspondence, but it Is
officially denied by his secretary, There
would seem to be enough genuine Beys
in Washington to supply the newspapers,
without resorting TO willful falsehood.