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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Baard } Of supefviso ...

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 Beard:o of Supervisors met T. hfuaEa, ftlf, sISS9 ,.s Present $ P..- Bylians md At=A. Aioore, esnptryisorss .,4,ild Clerk Horne. . @ < :s., 2 t.
 Contracts were awarded 5te tho fQl. I0wiog parties s.2 AZ; :. .z55... i
 II, ' Martin--for Printing, at $lS1 per years. .s$. :;. . $:s <. :. .5 .4. F. Kelly x Stephens Stationery, as per list furnished. $.s:s:..9 *z..
 A. G, Randall-Burial of county dead at Sl6.10 Tor each burial. .s>a < . Y: M 1.. :.s.i
 q Schuerman--Bo Board of prisoners, at 2Joents ,per. meal. E .- sil E I
 Geo. w < Curry-CareE of # clock < in court house, at Sl5 per month. .e$, z,|.
 There was but&ones bid ' for each class of above services or, supplies, and as .thereSwere five bids received for care. ofS indigent sick, mo contract was awarded, and the matter was taken .un- der adyisement until To morrow .;..z @::. .ss9
 On motion, adjourned until@ to.mor. row at 10 o'clock a. m. S.si.. )e.:.. z..:
 Board met February 5th, 1889. pres .eut :. P Behan (chairmsnp a'.-i A A
 Mo0re,s supervisors, and Clerk Ed Hornes i.s @%. 5ssl E. 5s..ss5:
 On motion, the contract for.@ care oi indigent sick and dependent poor: was awarded to Joseph Dougherty, at SSI3 per month. M 3s% 2 E ..1 g Ss:....5c .. 5cs. $ Bill5of .Thos: Mccormick, repairs, allowed for $7 50. $3 '.se. E; 3s.=. >..s
 On. m0tionS.it was ordered that the Board giveto \. c. Shekels a good and sufficient deed to the Tiger mill, on the payment.ot $l ,00o- .;.a ..: ;. l:1.7 F
 .Ou petition, Geo. w, Hancc was ap- pointed road overseer of district No. II:
 On petition, E. II Witherell was app pointed road overseer of district No. 4.5
 Recess until 2o'clock p. m t1...e s::.. ::..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Sottce.

On and after Monday, January 2lst
 any ladies wishing dresses made in the very latest style can be accommodate d at Mrs D J Saliivan's store, hy a thorough dress-maker, Miss Reniro
 who has just arrived from the most fashionable cities ot ihe east, Price, reasonable. il7tt :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Married,

0MALLY--STEvESs--In.s Los Angeles
 January 30th, ,*lSS9, Charles o'Malley to Miss Tattie Stevens.
 O'NEIiL-SwITzsR-In Flagstaff, Jan E uary 2Ith, byRev-% N. l.. Guthrie t James io'Neill to Miss Josie Switzer CHuRcHtlL-MoRRgLL-At the M. F.
 parsonage, Phenix, January 3Oth. by Y Rev N: F# Norton, Alpha A Chur. $ chill to Miss Ada A Morreil, both oI Phenix ss.-.:s. .f ::s,.;.z3.zt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Buckien's Arnica Saive

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos, lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
soard-Iuncnes.

The undersigned has leased the res iaurant adjoining Martin Msier's Ex- change, and is furnishing good board for S25 a month. Meals and lunches at al hours of day and night ::
 Fresh oysters in every style. z* E Good 4 Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc, -s OTro HAMMER.
 ss.. posoott Eab h,h 1SSQ &rss..- -.s-s- tf E:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Advice to Mothers.

Mr.. winslow's. Soothing Syrup should always he used for children }<g,,+ll..ir. zi It soothes the child softens the s,iass allays sll pain, cures wind ,s 4;.e, .4.s.,, and is the best remedy for Di- a,> j.,e.i, 5. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 < y..:: :.ss s:. .....S5 ..5 a jan2Syl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

The legislature passed the Capital removal bill with rush, and the ses. sion will be finished at Phenix, eoni- meneing on the 7tli inst. We sympa. thizc with our ncighhor, Prescott, in the loss of tho Capital, while 1t may for t time hurt the business interests of that place, we do. not believe that Il will prove an injury to that town. It. will take more than the loss of | jew Terri. torial officials to. permanently affect the business interests ot the thriving town of Prescott-Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
City Council

,.= .=4Nt.ihe meeting of .the15 City Council, ...e:..se@.lay, Mayor Howard ant Council, fllil iNTker. levyA and Conuell were l;hr>gnt, al-4a yi & s:. sSz ss i. Billpf Martin Maier, for wood, refer tssi>lo water committee, :.i. :.:5. .s22..S5 <
 On m5 ton 0l C0nnell, the *.,ity ystreas- ttrE'r was: authorized .:*ir: transfer. .S600 from the general fund t0 the salary and contingtntfundl l @.t # s3.. .s.3
 The ehit,f of police was Instructed to exsmine the iiue..lu the Baptist. church, and roport tue condition ,0t.tha same 10 the council At its nextmeeting F s1s 1s
 AdjournotE to# nleet Saturday, Feb: ruary 9th at , o'cI0c k Ii. m. a.s a: ;=5 5:l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new ian, provements in dentistry. Every oper' ation carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed . as =. ....:S .s
 " Prescott, Jan. 12, 1889. tf i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Born,

HAsILToN-ln Peoples valley, Jan
 nary 25th, to the wife of J. H Hamil
 ton, daughter z:.... PARKER-in Prescott, February 5th ; To the wife of F. q. Parker, a daugh E .. ter. PAYNE-In Prescott, February 2d, |. z the wife of F. C,sz Payne, oi William
 son valley, N son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Territory Ci Aiix0na.
 .,CSuuty of Yavas

I.Chsri \ H. AkoTs. ss County l.e order of the County of Yavspsi. Territory of Arizona, GO hFrsby stru y ths snovs ana foregoing to be a fH H. true and complete record of the ameifst iae nt to Articles oi incoroprattou of the nlXte Mintne Company, and of the whole tAere ff, aLd of the endorsements of filing ths e'lts, as the same uppesTs cn nie and of n cord Iti tny ,.ffice.
 WitaesS nlyosreial hand aud seR, oi cf1cs. at PrS Scs';i ihis s jay oi febru sry, lSs9.
 tSot N.H. AkEA~~, 3.oanty Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Died,

ZIMMERMAS-Near Prescott, February ith, after a lingering illness, Mrs. A. Zimmerman. LARENEs-In Prescott, February 2d, 2 of diabetes, Fernandez A. Larenes, aged 66 years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Mrs. K. R.. Elaine has recelNed to-dAN

new and stylish goods, among them Fichus and Jabots, Conventional stamp ing patterns, Splashers, Evening Gloves. Purses, Fancy Combs and Hair Pins Hair goods. ALL materials for Fancy -l-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
i Dress Making.

Mrs. F.. W. French has employed n iirst-class dress maker, and is now pre- pared to do dress m king promptly and at reasonable prices, Dresses made for from $5 to $l5. i5ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
For dent,

Ire house formerly occupied hy the late Mrs. Houghtellin, consisting of seven rooms, in good condition. Apply 10 John A Rush. f2w2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Table Wines.

All kinds of table wines for sale at Martin Maier's Exchange Saloon. st B cents per bottle. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Saddles, harness, whips and every. thing in this line at wholesale or retail at Osenburg Bros, west side of the plaza, Prescott. Prices low as the owest 5 fl #
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Perfumery of all kinds. and toilet sets. Also large assortment of drugs and patent medicines, at the Mountain City drug store. fitf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

The finest and largest assortment ot diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store, iltt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Oak Wood,

Cut to stove length, for sale by Martin Maier. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Whips, at reduced prices A S2.o buggy whip for Sl0 00. A good whip with box wood rule thrown in for oO cents, at 0senburg Bros.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, of Flagstaff. can be found at the Bellevue House after January 18th. Those desiring first class work done will do we'll to call Dentistry in all its branches thoroughly understood. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasonable. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Try bottle of Palne's celery c; m' pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to be had at the Mountain City Drug Store. i4tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Corporation Great tTpder the Lava of
 t6s Territory of Arsxoca.
 SHEnEAs. |. is dasiroas to araend thu Ar. ucles of ircofpa~ Rtion of the n.xf- Mlnfnu Cofc pIuy so snat hosrj Jt seven 4. rec ors may be slecfed b fore h Sc. ,ond russ ay In MSy. 1889; sliss articles Uf lucoi pOration bear ing date the Sth day of ti,Gsfy, ltS9 In SO much th reoi ss reads as follows, to-Wlt: Fifth-TEs affairs of this corppfatipn are to he cone ucted a> follows. to wit: By a board Of rectoFS constsftrg ofs even stock holders tn the c9rporNtion. majority of whom shall conStitufe 9 quo uIu foe he transaction Of oUsl ness ana whp shall b. elected annually on he seco {. Tuesday Tn NJ ty of each year. aud shall old tbeir offcs for cue ar and mt their successors elected and quail ded be aut the same is her by sm- nded to reat as follows. Co wit:
 Fifth-Th sn,rs of this eorporatio" are tc be ,on.iu ted as follows, to wiz By a bosri ef directors, sonsi -tit of seven stocs holders in The corpcrstior. majority of whom shall constitute Gpurum for the transaction of ba mess. arl who sha De elected ahnpaliy 0C h. UTSt tuSSua" sstcf Inc ufSS Monday 1 Feornary 0: each year. and hall no d taeir offices for o0e year and until tn ir s.cccss. rz aEe elected and Qustltred. WttG. ss our hands and se,is shis Ed day of January. A. D. 1889.
 sV.D SOAZ (seall
 BEN KYnoN. lSeaD
 F.. NJ. SANFORD (SeaU
 J. s. CHARMIKLE. tssaij
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
Wood,

For sale at the O. K, store. West Pres colt. l23u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Largest stock of saddles and harness in Arizona, and prices the lowest, at Osenburg Bros. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Fresh oys.ers Jus t received at the Bellevue hotel. o2l-d P
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
HE ,dnrs.dI

ID auOr<f U
 Rtc rded at the request of E. NJ S..nfofd, on the | day February lsSs at II 50 o'clock am. in Book l, of Articles of Incorporation st page 2SS, kscsrIs of Ysvapas County. Ari- ola. CHAS H. AYERS,
 County Recorder. Ky JonS NJ. AIrKEN, Deputy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
state q MissonrI.

C .ua Y of J.s .oc., ss-
 On this d ", before me. Joseph A. Mack . notary p hic In nd lar the coun'y and state sfor, sSit. appeared David Noas, personally Sn awu jp me to b. the person who executed the foregoing instrument. and who nOWl. ede ed 'o me that he executed the me for the consideration and urp .ses therein expressed Given undrr my hand ana 0 rci al seal thus ssth Jay oi January, A D. lsSs. CommiSs sioa expires July 2s, lss2
 (SeaD JOSEPH A. MACK
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
: Dentistry

Gall at the Corner drug store for fancy articles. ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

"A guilty conscience needs no accn- ser.r and the wicked flee when no man ours ueih, ,"efind an apt illustration in inc case #ot HOnorahles 0'Bgien and Martin, who are reported by the Phenix Gazette ti have stated while passing through that town they had ma le them selves very Unpopular in Prescott on account oi their friendship for Phenix. IT inc above named gentlemen had any narticnlar friendship for Phenis t was never discovered during their stay here, nor have we been able to discover on the part of any citizen of Prescott any fecl;ns of i'll will towards them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Pure drugs and chemichals at the Corner drug store If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
.I.rrito,r,ini !, Items. .

E The school superintendent of Mari. copa county haszsc called a teachers $ in. stitute to omeel March 6th, sat Phenixs. A* One ofsathe discoverers. of$. Harqua
 Hala iss now called Colonel Robert Stein. i. .:5sz ls;33 :,35 E. x, &
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

*:5. w. B. Jones, oi the<: Prescott X Ari- zona Central railroad, has .c pmpieted arrangements whereby California < ex. cursions from the. east will < be brought into Prescott, the prettiestsAnd most be,tlthful town 1n Arizona. This leads
 ihewantso of better hotel facilities for the accommodation Of visitors, With good .tirst-class hotel Accommodations thero. h. .I,, rdl son.why Prescott shonld not hecOmG the great Mecca af@ health and pleasu seekers . 0nr mOuntlin scen'ry. is not surpassed aDywher ein its beauty, whjl. the climate ol Prescott is not equalod anywhere in the United States sE lsi |S =. 7 z =s.s.9 :zs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
DsV.D ROAZ. (seal,
 BEN KYboN. lSeal) K. NJ. S SNNkORD (Seai) ]. S. CHI HARMlKLE. (SeAlj
T, rritory of Ariz ma, -: CnnnIU nf Xavu,af w

;. On this day, before me, Josn J Hawk,os, rot sTy public, m the County of Yavapai, and rtrgiiugy of Arizona, spsearea Eli ha N. Sa flrt. Ben Rybon Snd JoSe,a q. CnAr- mikie, ,p> rsonslly known to me a. hs persons who eNt tcutet he for going iI stru eut and they seVsIttly ack nowlsdg to me that they eXerufed she same Tor tr e considerations and purposes therein expressei.
 Given under my hand and offi sial SC al this x day or January, A lSS9.
 tSeaD JOHN J. HAWKINS,
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

Those Los Angeles. reporters are a terribly dull set, as we have yet been unable to find any interview with Gov ornor Zulick during his stay there. If they had only knowu.wba a mine of information they .wonld have encoun- tered by interviewing him they would certainly have collared him. Ten chances to one, too, that he had a home made, ready prepared interview
 on hands with hin> in his right breast coat pocket that, as a news discovery, would have outranked the Harqua Uala find as a mineral discovery
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06
D. Pentland. Dentist.

Prescott, Feb. 5th, 1889. - ;. ,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-06

c. M, Funston. nf the. MoltaNe Miner, is getting up one of the. best weekly. papers in the territory. The Mohave County Miner is hrimfnll of in- teresting local and mining news each week. while it is trne tji the best inter terests of Mohave county, and should hc patronized hy every citizen ot 1t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
Public Buildings.

The committee on public buildings made
the usual spring inspection Saturday after
noon. The West school improvements will
be pushed as rapidly as possible; a few re-
pairs will be needed at the Vaughan street
school. at the Carol street the name of
Mcclellan will be cut in the tablet at once
both that school and the Butler were found
in excellent condition; improvements will
be made in the drainage of Spring street
school, and improvements were suggested
for Bracket street school; the Centre street
school roof will be repaired. and basement
room for playroom will probably be built.
Slight repairs will be needed on Casco street
roof. 1t is possible new roof will be given
to Falmouth engine house. Cumberland en-
CINE house is in good condition. The build
ing at the corner of South and Spring streets
will probably be fitted up for ward room
for Ward A. The room on Free street, leased
for ward room. at $50 month, has been
given nm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il EkLROpEAN HRM

Il EUROPEAN FZRM
with unlimited facilities and aOorla-
zOfae reputation desires to sinPI5D,
its affairs through the undersigned
branch house, BY efeeting an az
rangement ulh one party fer the
sole agency of some Of their goods
and protected denies az this city.
Precious knoyLedge Of and en-
Perienoe in the line not Of great
Importance, bit it is ABSOLUTELY
essential that The party aRplyzng
should be a gentleman of good aa-
dress, natural business a6alfty,
steady APPLICATION, and not o0er
forty years of age.
Win a proper party, competent
to produce satisfactory results, 7ezfh
purchasing capacity of al least
ST, 900 cash and ability to
furnish bonds as to integrity, an
arrangement ae1H be made a0htch
mil insure him for lifetime the
benefit of his exeytfons, ana on q
basis 7Ohich aOiN permit INN to 90
tain handsome returns.
applicant must state age, past
and present occupation, u any,
aOfh full list of references.
Al communications mi be
regayded as ooufdentiaI. address,.
Schilling, .Sfozwerak q Co.,
No. s Woyth Street, NeaO York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
The Drill for the champIons hip.

There is great interest manifested in the
competitive drill of the Portland Light In
fantry, Co. A. and the Portland Montgomery
Guards, Co. e, which occurs in City Hall to-
night. Co. A is the oldest company in the
State and was organized in 1903. The COM
pany has taken part in three prize drills and
won the recent contest at Lewiston. Gen. s.
]. Anderson. Gen. C. P. Mattocks, Col. John
c. Cobb and Capt. G. A. Weston, have CON-
manded the Infantry. The company at pres
emit is commanded by Capt. B. A. Norton.
The Montgomery Guards, Co. Z, were formed
in 1871, and have participated in two prize
drills, winning a first prize at Maranocook
Col. ID. orc. O'Donoghue, lCol. j. ). Lynch,
and the late Capt. John A. Gallagher, have
been commanders of this company. The
present commander is Capt. I. E. Hartnett
Major Rawles, commander of Fort Preble,
has selected Capt. Field and First Lieutenant
Anderson, both of the Fourth Artillery, to
act as judges. Those gentlemen will arrive
to-day and be quartered at the Falmouth.
A band concert will be given from 7.30 to
$40 o'clock, when the drill will commence.
The doors will be open at seven O'Clock, and
those wishing reserved seats can find a few
more at Stockbridge's new music store oppo
site Rines Brothers. Military men from Bid
deford, Saco, Lewiston, Auburn, Bath and
Rockland have signifed their intention of
being present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
DEATHS

In this city. April 5, Marguerite, daughter of
Charles A. and Hattie j. Cushing, aged months
2 days.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Burial at convenience Of the family.
In this city, April 6, Mary, wife OF Michael Nc
Dermott.
Funeral this morning at $40 O'Clock from No
"a Adams street.
In this city, April Z, Maria W., daughter of'the
late Thomas Chadwick, Esq.
Boston and Augusta papers Please copy.
In this city, April a Della Wilson, wife of Hen
ry Billiard, aged 81 years.
Boston papers please copy.
AT Peaks Island. April 9, Charles Parsons, aged
70 years months.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at o'clock. at
his late residence.
In Hebron, March 81. Mrs. Ann Bearse. aged
81 years.
In Liyermore Falls March %, Mrs. J. W. Dun
ham, aged SO years.
In Poland, March %. Edw. Thurston. aged "a
years.
In Augusta. March 20. Mrs. Walker Longfel-
low.
years.
In Porter, March Is. Joseph J. jenkins, aged
90 years.
III Cherryheld, March 81. Mrs. Walt A. Law.
renee. aged 80 years.
In Waldoboro, March 20, Joseph Burgess aged
81 years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
The puhiic Library

At meeting of the trustees held Saturday
afternoon Miss Lizzie Giles was elected an
assistant.
1t was voted in order to convenience the
PUBLIC in the taking of books to remove the
counter and partition in the corridor, place
a shelf close by the window leading into the
stack room on which catalogues will be
placed. A semi circular rail will be
placed in front of the window, and appli-
cants for books will examine the catalogues,
write the name of the book wanted on the
slip. hand the slip to:the assistant, and then
pass to seat lin the corridor. When the
assistant has got the book called for the
name Of the person waiting will be called
and the book delivered
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
Sad browning Accident.

Arthur w. Pride, son of Willard A. Pride,
of this city. left home Saturday morning
about O'Clock to go fishing as he told his
mother. He did not return Saturday night
and yesterday morning his father started out
to look him up. Going out by the Dry Dock,
Mr. Pride was Mortified to find the body of
his boy in the mud blythe dry dock wall The
boy had evidently fallen off the wall and
drowned. He was subject to fainting spells
and his father thinks that while in one Of
these he may have fallen off. Coroner Rich
and DIR. Alfred King were called, but it was
decided that no inquest was necessary. The
body will be taken TO Saccarappa for burial.
Mr.. Pride formerly lived in Saccarappa and.
has friends in West Somerville, Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
a Bit o, History.

A curious and interesting fact in connec-
ton with the appointment Of ex-senator
Thomas w. Palmer as minister to Spain, is
that Mrs. Palmer. who win accompany him to
Madrid, is not the first Of her family to rep
resent the United States in that Court. A
fair ancestress Of Mrs Palmer's preceded
her in that dignity in the last generation.
Mrs. Palmer is the only child of Charles Mer-
rill, formerly of Maine. Mr.. Merrill was the
son of General Merrill Of Portland, and
married Mary Winslow, descendent of
Mervin Winslow, brother OF Governor Ed
ward Winslow. and Mrs. Palmer is kius-
woman Of James Bowdoin, who also was
minister to Spain under President jackson,
in 1905. and also of Sarah Bowdoin, his wife,
and of George Sullivan, who was the secre-
tary of legation in Spain and grandfather Of
another Bowdoin, who was in the foreign
service
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
n ShYeWd Thief.

A well-dressed man went into w. II. Mill.
ken g. Co.'s early one morning of last week
when bookkeeper was the only person
present and asked to be allowed to go up
stairs and get a check book he said he had
left there on a former visit. He said he was
drummer and he had valise with him.
The bookkeeper said he would go up and get
the book, ON his return he told the stranger
he couldn't find it. The stranger said he
would call again. Later, several pieces OF
silk valued at $500 were missed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
A Statement by Mr.. Rest

To the Editor OF the Press:
In you statement Of April Sd you reported
me as selling seventy tons Of beef during the
month of March. Please correct the state
ment as follows: During the month of
March | sold 1914 tons which is more pounds
than sold by any other firm east of Boston
During the present week from the list to. the
9Th of April inclusive, have received. from
the Grand Trunk road four cars weighing
s2,1oO lbs. all Sold. By Boston q Maine
road, 1880 lbs, slaughtered 12,447 lbs. and
have manufactured 1920 lbs. of sausage
making a total Of SO tons, $50 lbs. in six days.
Yours truly,
JOHN L. BEST
Portland, April 9th.
1.-THE figures given in the article of April
Sd referred to in the above communication,
were derived from most trustworthy source
and believed by the reporter to be correct
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-04-08
MARI RACES.

In Augusta, March %, Benz. H. Weston and
Miss Lucy M. Baker
In Washing on, March %. Gardner B. Walker
Of Waldoboro ana Miss Cora B. Overlook OF
Washington,
In Gushing, March 49, Edwin Seavey and Miss
Mary Wing.
In South Bristol, March "a, Thomas Carnage
and Mrs. Thankful Poole.
In Bristol. March %, Rawson Turkey and Miss
Mary A. CoOmbs.
In Poland, March 3. ID. W. Bailey OF East P0-
land and Mary K. Weston of Lewiston.
In Boston, April 3, by w. L. Chase, ID. d., Henry
j. Dole and Mrs. Lillian Fronce, daughter of the
late Rev. Dudley Q. HAYNES both of Boston.