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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
Apu ,,s naIicaev of Flavor.

,s misss ,cacy of its action hsye ren. smous California liquid fruit ip3S rup of Figs, imnensel! Pyp, P. ffef% clesnses and Tones uD i,.ns1: ns
 E<,x -'and ieyerish system snG Eo, S ssis " tdaches, Colds and Fevers' rot ~a'' ky F, Flieshmsn k Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsOS. TERRITORY oF ARIZONA.
 ( Ountv nf Pima March Iy igS,

 ITO WARNER EARLL. HIS HEIRS. ADMIN istrztOr. or exscutOr ard tO Annie L. Bur- nell (fOrmerly Annie l. Smith her heirs, exeva tor assi igns, or thOse whI may claim der them undivided One-sixth interest each in the follow ing described property You are hereby notified that have expended two hundred dollars iu labor and improvements upon the following inning claim;
 hosSl Mountain Mining Claim, located Jsnn- sry 23d. 1884 and recorded ou January Ssh, 1881. m Book U. Records of Mines. rage 222
 Said records all being of the Recorder's office. Pima County. Arizons. said claim being in the Greaterville Mining District, Pima County. Arizona, The said 500 having seeu expended in 1885 and lSe7, ia order to hold said claim under the provisions of section 2S2A. Revised Stagntes of the United States. being he AIrO Onnt required tO hold the ssre for the years ending Dec. sl. 1885. and Dec. si, 1887 and thAS have contributed your pDrtions thereof. Therefore If S1 hin a days after the serVice of this notice of publication, You fail refuse tO c 'ntriouts your proportion of such expenditures, as cO- OwneT-, with the Costs of this publication. your in ter in ssid claims will become the pro psrty of the subscribers under said ction sS24. Your proportion of said expenditures is 8 and S3-l00ths dollars each upon said claim.
 DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
SUM MONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT l No. |, in and for Pima County Territory of Arizona.
 Thomas Prun.y. plaintiff. "a. Daniel Moody. defendant
 Action brourht in the Justices Court of Precinct No. I, in and for the County of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Daniel Moody
 You are hereby summoned and required to sp- pear m an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court of Precinct Number One, in and for tho Coun- ty of Pima. in the Territory of Arizona. and answer tho Complaint filed Tn said Justice g Court. At Tucson. A. T in said County, within i've days texciusive of the day ot seryicei after the service upon you of this sumnons,if served in this Precinct, bat II served without this Pre~inct, but in the County. ten days; If served out of the County, fifteen days; in all other csses. twenty dsys, or judgment by default Wiil he taken acaInst you.
 Given under my hand at Tucson, this l2th day of January lSr5.
 
 Is~} cHAfs SoiIiiS Hi sGfksl Gi i5s Peace
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
The Latest Blaine Intsrvisv,

The Buffalo(N VI Evening News Of
Wednesday published letter from Mr..
Frank Powell, OF that ity, who is tray-
cling In Europe. dated Genoa, April "a
purporting 10 give an interview which
the writer had had that day with Mr.
James @ Blaine Mr.. Blaine Is repre-
sented TO have said that he believed Mr..
Depew would receive the Republican
nomination for President, although he
was not prepared to cay that Mr.. Depsw
would accept It. as he would then be
compelled to give up hts lucrative
position as President OF the New York
Central Railroad Company. Mr.. Cleve-
land, Mr.. Blaine thought, would be re.
dominated, as he had given general sat
lsfaction TO the Democrats Sbermsn,
Hill and the other presumed candidates
he believed to be secondary, and ftlt con
fident that the race would be between
Cleveland aud Depew. He did not think
that Mr.. Conkling would have accepted
ihe nomination # he had lived. Mr.
Blaine empta ically asserted that he did
not intend to enter the field again; that
be wss seeking rest and comfort; thai
Mr., Depew would FIJI the Office of Pres
ident accep'ably, and that he (Blaine)
would feel that he was doing right II
giving him his be support.
Mr.. Joseph Manley OF Augusta, Ne
(Blaine's right hand mani, is reported II
have 'aid that the phraseology In the let
ter above alluded to is wholly uulike tina
of Mr.. Blaine; that, OF course, be and Mr
Depew are warm personal friends, bu
that Blaine would never speak sighting
ly of Sherman, and that when he sbal
express lis preference it will be Ia Il,
unmsanipg language.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Floattug IN the Elvnr

Yesterday afternoon, st1u . O'Clock
rs the tug Uol, a L BEowr, hnv,ng IN
tow ona OF the a,onG barge ui the Bran.
dywine Granite ComranY, was coming
up the river from R..dy Island, tho
pilot, John Il steele, noticed a DARK
'objeos tiaaiing 10 TIE Eivsr. When tie
notice wsa mads tbe tuJ WAS hstyeeu
New Castie and tie W, & N. railroad
wharf. Tue tug Was stopped and the
object proved To be the body of a
drowned man. a line was pat around
the body aud it was towed 10 the w. &
N. railroad wharf ord secured. Upon
the arrival of the tug 10 this o!ty Ooro-
per BArnhill was 1tifisG OF tho findIuz
|of the body. The drowned man was
apparently about 35 years cf age, he
had Btumpy red wbiskeFs, lair of a
sandy complexion, was dressed In black
pAnts and vest, white oveuhIrt and
grey uHdershirt. He had ne eitber cont
nor hat. This mornine Coroner Barn
Ihill Brought the body TO thtg CITY an
placed 1t IN the morgqe. Owing 10 Itp
extreme state of Geoomro ition IL wa,
buried this afternoon in Potpr's Field,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Cremation in siam.

The intelligen ce comes ir IN Siam, via
the Pal Mall Gaz tie, that 'the Gre
nation Of two sons OF the King which was
celebrated at the end Of Febuary, was
ceremony ecllpsing in msgoihcence even
that OF toe Kings uncle, whose boly was
cremated last year. On tina, OCCASION the
chief features Of the proceedings were
illustrat d in London pictorial weekly,
but the present occasion seems to pass un-
noticed For fifteen days Bangkok was
Siyeu up to revclry No work was done,
and such amusemeDts as fireworks ,iilum.
nations and intorminsble dramatic per
formsnces treproYided nightly and kept
up till or 3 O'Clock A M. The building
in which the cremation was effected had
been erected at cost oxcc ding 1850, 900
fact which, as itisnow being demolished,
as having serve its purpose, shows mu.
nifcence, if not extravaganza Externally
this 'premane' pr ssuted the appearance
OF palace Of god, so gorgeous was i;s
EornamcntatioE; and iaternaliy It's chief
feature was the electric light with which
It was Illuminated throughout. There
were two separate cremation DAYS dur
ing the fortnight, and the final procession
for each was % long that It occupied over
an hour In passing u fixed point. siamese
funerals mey be expensive ceremonies,
but at east they cannot Le called lugu-
fbrlous."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Shippers for Oity treasurer.
[ooMMuNtoArRD.

As the nomination election for City
Treasurer by the Republican party
takss place ut the same time IS the
nomination for Mayor, 1 beg leAve to
offer some reasons why Milton 8. Sim.
peIs should receive the Republican
vote for said office. Mr. Slmpefs served
one term Ia thst Cfiice, and he IL en-
tirely familiar with the duties OF this
very r.spousible position; he 10 o oour'
teous, polite man, strictly temperate,
An experienced bookkeeper and ao-
couptant, aud In every respect worthy
and specially qualified for the duties Of
the office. Mr.. Shippers consented to b.
n candidate in 1886, when there was moi
ehadow OF n chance OF his election
De has always been q faithful worker
In the Republican party, and no mar
lAoored more earnestly TO have the Re
publioAus, who were disfranohissd by
our iniqultOus assessment laws, placet
on the assessment llsts OF 1888 than h
has done. Mr.. Shippers announce
himself 81 q candidate several month
ago, end no opposition was thowI
against him until few days past. H
hss born the burden In the heat Of th
day, and be should be declared tn
noDireee for City Treasurer to-morro,
py an overwhelming majority.
REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Yho Greatest l.iay on accord.

A society play that is bound to be 3
decided hit Is that CT DR.. JekYll and
Mr.. Hyde, 20 vividly portrayed by Er.
Doro Davidson Rt tie Academy OF
Muslc last evening. His persou alton OF
the two oharaoteIs so differel t, rspre-
sentiDg the very best side OF human
nature, and then changing like dream
into one of his satanic majesty's holp-
mates Is q work That cannot fail to
arouse the deepest interest on the part
OF the sudieuce, calling forth applause
and then awe ht the intensity OF tie
two characters. Heaven aud holl won d
better express the difference In tine
characters. His ohsnRes ara made with
lightning rapidity in front OF the au-
dienoe, which alor c Ia worth the price
Of admission 10 witness. The oom pan y
supporting him 10 hrst olats. The play
10 on the boards aE an tails evening".
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Kobbsrs About


q The hotel OF James II. McHuRh, nj tbs
southwest corner Of Eleventh and
Lombard streets, was entered about
half past two o'clo,k this mornia nv
some rogues, who bored q bole through
the shutter OF tho kitchen, and forced
back the bolt. The house was pretty
thoroughly searched, as every room ap.
pesred TO have been visited, and they
succeeded In teoarIng . gold watch and
chain, q soarf pin, . gum coat, and eey.
erAl dollars In money.
They also helped themselves 10 few
alasses Of liqnor. No clue was left be.
hind by which they could to Identified
or traced.
Ooe OF the noighbors residing on the
opposite side Of the street not:ood per,
sons drive up In wagon and bitch ID q
horse, between and O'Clock mi,
morning, bat had no suspicion OF theiI
th'eving pHopensitiss, and consequeutly !
gave no alarm. None OF the family !
we're aroused by the depred tors, and
they knew ro.hing Of their loss unit
they got up shls morning aud found ali
the back doors open.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
THIRD EDITION.
me MAyoEaity.
IooMMUN1cArED.l ]

To morrow will be the day that will
decide Who shall rule WilmiD gton, vii b
IL 90 900 inhabitants, for three years,
IN the selection Of the police, ss well ~
ths appoln tments Of Water Coms .ission,
and Street and Sewer Department
think no one doubts the election of to.
mofroW's nominee, be 10 Mr.. Wiley,
Mr.. Harrington or Mr. BaynArd-sither
OF these three will will make m nc
ceptsble nominee to the writer, az Am
well acqukinted with each one. Now
wish TO briefly give my views in rela
tion to the one who think will make
tie best oficer for the government OF
the police force, and the beat selection
for the various appointments under the
acnL shall vote for either OF the two
first named, but hope for, and will use
every honorable means for, the selection
Of the latter.
have krown Mr.. Bsynard from
boyhood, have watched his courfe In
the church, Of which be is m honorei
member, and holding for years an Cfft.
ciAi position. l have watched bis
ocurse in the City Council, In which be
has worked successfully for the best In
tsrests Of the city, though In the mi
nority and under Disadvantages that
would dishearten any one. / have
watched his course As q business man
and found him always faithful 10 his
obligations IN the smallest matters As
we'll as thoEe OF the most weiehty ones.
/ have mingled with htm In the social
circle and have fouud him one Of tae
most congeniAl and pleasant, always
ready with happy word or pleasant
smile, and one with whom all could
most fully enjoy Themselves.
In all lhese Positions l have ever
found him true rs steel, and feel that In
his election to the honorable position oi
Mayor be will carry into that office the
same stability Of character, the same
suavity Of manner, and the same busi.
ness like qualifications that made him
successful merchant, rising step By
step from an humble station In boy.
hood 10 his preient position In tbs com
munity.
With the facts before the vctsrs, dc
hope that 9. II BAynArd will be the
successful nominee, and / feel sure thai
under the hAg borne by him we will
have Mayor that will bring honor t.
the Office and credit to the city.
INDEPENDENT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Fifth Edition
70 Repnhiiaa. =


Both negative and po.,,,s. .
con pine with correct ss n,,sn W.
enable you to elect q N.vpp,' p,'nc,pl
yeAfs you have had no snoh rof
opportunity; oppsG and whea Tl viii pr prou
seain u You neglect now ",' ~ sou !
man = that viii sucosedP TSs TpoaiI
desiring the success n, - Fhe
y. .ne welfare OF our city, hss , ~ p.i'
:. 70 ! asssemmend commend BAN uel H. R.v.pp uu
candidate on whom All c.r D.yns1
enthusiasm. He iln ols.a .a unit
: 2 eood record, with no epsmIa. asl
Oh me people. with no oIione
aeain.t him; his record Sue ~ ~ %
time, labor and none, ~. ,v' eiVl
2, 9st tne party 10 very q Cd t. ana %e
snotenah RoinR, honest md 's su
business man, well apS p soo ,
known 10 the whole bn,,nu u isv
" ior his fair dsallnan l''s Ss o0m
nominated, receive hpnd,.1. e
OF men who do no, reps,sils , ~. ~
S,p our party: His peculiar ma AZ
ntnsss 81 this time ia hi, 'IS M.
with the young mtn 0, on, @ %p' 7.
MS perfonAl acQuaiatancs p.l ~,
Y nnsses Of the people, Hc ,,n "a"
nspits % ,and Public rollCy mem
able 10 economy. He cSn hsSs. 49,
on to enforce TIE ievS snS
sstrong and sober and tfiC,,s,
loioe. We wculd, ihsreior.
sen.nestiy recommend you to n
sAumHl II. BAynstd.
SIXTH WARp Vo|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
The mAyoralty.

The statement has bsen repel
made that the men who are pu.hi,9,
candidaoy OF Mr.. 6tansbuFy u
have determined to refuse 10 s1
any other candidate at The coming
tlon.
Tho undersigned, having ID \
the interests OF Mr.. Wiley al Ins
nation election to be held on nalI
empbatically pronounce such sA.I
untrue And unfoUnded. The ms1
favor Mr.. Willey's nomination snI
will use every proper eiioit "
him tho candidate ere Rspnpilcanj
their loyalty to the party ns'
been questioned, Mr.. WHEY
never consent to be plAosd 10
position, ANA the men who Aissu
Ing him have no intention o. ~
Ing any one bat the tomlu'ss g.,
party who will be selected on 0''
next. r,cu
JoHH P. McLEAR, JoD d. . SATn r.,
j. II. LEWIS DAN L ~
Executive tOnnl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
court Yesterday Ai,srnvOa,

When court reopensd at 3 o'cloCl
terday afternoon William 7. u
Esq, presented q petition prayil
the production Of q receipt book
case Of james W. HoR4 VI. I'd
Yates ct al, an action in repl
Johnston & Hayes appeared d
plaintiff, and W. T. Lyman and
tamin Nields, Eos, for the deisul
The court granted the petition Cd
dition that the book demanded I
AmiDed In court, or in the Ptolhd
ry's ofhce.
Al $40 p. m. Deputy Attorney
erAl Davis resumed bis argument
Riedel oABe. He occupied ID,
until $50 O'Clock In q resume 4
evidence and o verbal following
murderer's movements prior y
killing.
Il. II. Ward, Esq,, then pro-
several points upon which b
the court TO charge the jury Md
q large number OF authorities up1
law OF Insanity. MI Ward w
speaking when the courI Adjouf7
8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
xAs uass Of ,s,.a.,.


The Court Of Oyer and rerminsr re.
convened at 10 O'clock thia morning,
With Chief Justice ComsRys and Asso.
|ctate Judges Houston, Grubb and
Paynter on tho bench. II. H, Ward,
Esq., counsel for the defense in the cape
lot the State vs. Charles Henry Rledel,
finished citing authorities on In.
sanity, after which be opened
his argument TO the juu. BE
couterded that the evidence OF
DB. Brush and Mills, who were
acknowledged to sisud at the very head
Of their profession In. dlseases Of this
Kind, showed that there was no doubt
Of the insanity OF the prisoner at the
time he committed the ac,. II he was
not insann be was the mcst peculiar
man that had ever been Ariaigned In
this conit. DIR. Brush. who had ex.
amined the prisoner In the jail, testified
that he had every symptom OF sun sring
with melAucl ola.
The evidence OF the other witnesses
Tor the State was received aud com
nented upon. He spoke until IL 80
O'Clock, aud concluded by say ing that
Il the jury had any doubt In this case
they would have 10 be influenced In
favor OF the prisoner by the evidence OF
good chtrLc er, and that they would
have 70 give verdict OF not guilty.
Mr.. BigRs commenced his clos.
Ing argument TO this jury, for the
State, 1T la IS O'Clock. He said that
In this case the jury would not
be troubled, 10 determine whether the
prisoner committed tbiJ crime with
that premeditAted mRlics which oon-
stitules murder OF the first degree, or
Whistler T. was done with that express
malice which In law constitutes m er
In the second degree. These points were
NOS TO be conHidsred In this case, % this
man Is either guilty OF m utder OF the
nrtt degree, or he 10 NOS guilty Of any
crime Whatever BY reason of being In.
zane.
Justice has frsqusptly been chea,e
out Of her just deserts by the doubt,
which 10 always urged IN the prtsoner's Q
favor, but In this case the doubt is on
the other eide, and the burden OF proof
leys on the prisoner to show that at the
time he committed this act he was OF
unsound mind, and not accountable for
his actions. He thsn prooeeaed to re
view the evidence TO show that nothing
had been produced that wouli I, nj 70
prove the insanity OF the prisoner. he
had not concluded his argument at /
O'Clock. when court took reces, until
3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
q Farmer Killed.

A boiler that furniahed TIE ttesm IN
drive an engine used IN driving a corn
shelter on the farm Of mr. BeniAmlp
PleRsAntou, near Port Phun, Exploded
on Thursdsy, when Mr.. P. was blown a
distanca OF thirty or forty yards and so
Injured that he d!ed In few hours
afterW ards.
Samuel Lchsnd, Walter Rurgou,
Wilson Green (oolnred) and an IN
known man wero also tafly ipjured.
The injured men were employed hs
helpers and wers not near the en- nvine nj
the time Of the explosion. Doctors
from Delaware City and Hiddletovn
were summ0ntd aud attended them,
PleAsonton leaves r wife and two small
children. Tie boiler was apparently
sound. and the only cause Of e5olosion
WAS neRlect Ia not having kept it sup.
piled with water.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
a BADe Dnae,,.1

Last evetiug q knock was h,,
the door OF the residence Of M
Cresden. No. "a W. Thirtesp,b
upon going to the door MrG q,
notiued An object lying Oh the IL,
picked Il up, and taking It iua
house found the bundle TO conl
white baby boy, apparently sbo'
we. ks old. The child wa, vsIl n
and wrapped In q black sb,J
nursing bottle was found with d
child was cared for by Mrs. 81
until this morning, when abe md
Ofhccr Oummins Of the tipdipgl
took the little deserted walf 10 M
Hall, where It was carefully mi
. guilt and wrapped up in iho 3
piivats cfice. Frank etout ,ss
the Society for Prevention Of Ctu1
OhtldIen, was notlhtd and lmuei
took charge Of the little ore.
procured q permit and will M
child 10 the almshoase this aiteII
When seen by q reporter Of this
the babe was q1letly sleeplnQl
features are hne, and the uuna
mother who would desert her Old
In such q heartless manner should
with the most cor disn punlshms
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
The Creates, surprise ON record.

l will tell you what I'll do, II you
will be good enough to give me the
preference, l will give you cheyiot sui
OF clothes off OF an imported piece Of
Glasgow, Scotland cloth, and will give
\ written guarantee that the came
goods cApnot be duplicated for q cent
less than Sl2, for the surprising low
n7ure OF IS simply beoAuse my profit
Ayktem Ia 80 per cent. lees than any
other house in Wilmington. And
kindly bear In mind my number ia 4O6
Market, and the estsbllshment the
veil known One Price Economy II all.
Not alone this, l will give you q suit OF
clothes for a boy, Is TO 19 years OF age,
ior bS.I5 that you most positively can,
not duplicate for cent less than So. %
will give you child's suit, your sc
lection from at least 10 different pat
terms, for si.75 to the best Of grade IL
the market for 81.
Will give you n better selection IL
pants than any other house can show
Lor 80 cents, up TO hne cashmere aut
Worsteds for f6 90, aud kindly dom
forget the valuable information,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
PEERLESS DYES ssGsaI S5s ins sa1ssi:4: @gs4:
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue OF an order OF the chancellor of the
SNte OF Delaware, made on the .6th day of
March, A. u &, issS, Will be exposed at pnblic
sale, at publi: vendue, on
SATURDAY, THE 2D DAY OF JUNE,
Al 4 o'clock, y. IN 1888, at the Court House
in the city OF Wilmington, the following de-
scribtd real estate, late OF Ann y. Gordon, de-
ceased, to wit:
tses in the city OF wilmington, known as No.
62n Market street, situated on the easterly side
OF Market street, between EiRhtN aud Ninth
streets, bounded on the west ny Market street,
on the north by lands OF BenjA Neilds, on
the east by King stree and on the south by
LANDS Of the Masonic Hall Company.
No. Z. IL that certain lot of land and prem
ises In said city of Wilmington. known as No.
sl2 Market street. situate on the easterly side
streets bounded on the west by Market on
the north by The lands of the Masonic Hall
Company, on the east by King street, and on
the south by land of Lydia wiley formerly OF
Robert IL. Robinson. deceased.
No, z. All that farm or tract of land in
Hrandywlue Hundtcd, New Castle county,
Aforesaid, bounded on the west by the Phila-
uelphla turnpike road, on the nO-th by land OF
Isaac Lindermai, on the east by the delaware
river and on the south by lands of Henry Du-
ol land, be the same more or less. The above
IS most desirable farm: is on the main line . (
the r., W. \ Is. railroad, near Edge Moor sta
ton, and one and half miles from the city of
Delaware river. Land is rich an buildings
In good repair. Its proximity to the city aud
To the railroad makes II especially desirable
rs country residence.
known by LENIC. BIRD. Trustee,
Attest: CHARLES II. MoWHnRTER'
l.. W. StidhAm Son, Auctioneers. mlsts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Excursion

Gouley's excursion to y ,rsas,S N.
the B. g. o. railroad on Ius'.' . ~
%; frat section to leave 81 pssIs1
the knights Of the Golden "a I'd d
Delaware, Bt. Geors" ~ A1u u.lsS.
Eiiends' commanderies anu u,sivIl s
bers from fifteen chstles' ma
Washington a. 9.l5 5. N. .-a.Tr,Il
section with the regular sN saI M
at 6,16, stopping ct KiAm'HWp, ~ HWp,,hii
and slnperly. arriving ID % w @,
at o 80. Whole tickets, " t,,sI M
.25, good for Ave days on ,IrII:,. n; n
return trip, with the pln"i o ii thd
on in Baltimore on ary one .,r =, I'M
days. The ex,ursion tra,n At 10 \
Washington for Winning VTpSil|
allowing eleven hours ID ,,Il 5.
On both trains fact time ;, W., 4. nm IN 4
and the excursionlsts ,! wlli ~ 'c,pltu|
one square OF the patton nv olhsr|
two SQUARES nearer than any ''''
running into washington
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Fast BIoIoIa Hiding.

3. Wallis Merrihew OF this city,
Hichard ballet Of the Penna. Bicycle
oiqo aud Lewis Hill and John A. Wells
OF FhilAdeiphia undertook to break the
record ON ths Tyron Course, on the
fhiIadelphia and Lancaster pike, Q d dis
lance OF twenty miles. The two latter
ian Into fepcs after starting, and
ballet took header after having run
son e fourteen miles, leaving Merrihew
10 hnish tho race, which he completed
"a houf, Is MINUTES and % seconds,
tO1alln2 j. G. Ful'er's time 8 minutes,
~, ~ seconds Merr.hsw rode his new
victor machine, and was given reoep.
t.on AZ Sn acknowledzm ent OF his sue
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Voters Mast RegIster.

All pertons who wish to vote at the
.ouilhs city election must have their
,neIF names registered, whether they
OMh property or not. Ali citizens
eearu Ahks In this respect, the law
Ah'ns no clsliuotton between them. II
nng i''2r'r'y holdsr thinks he can vote
80. mi,@1's tsSiattr.ns, he is greatly mis-
tsEen' an Opportunity will be given
o-noiT'w for all TO register who Desire
~ ~ 30, on the presentation of q re.
IIeipI showing tina. county tax has
eI oeen pAia tho past or present year. Let
sail ssi sot promptly aad thus qualify them.
selYes To disohsrgs their duty.