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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-26
LOCAL NOTES

Pure cider vinegar at 4. aitken's.
 f.Ailruzd tickets hough, and sold at , AnKsn's.
 Six pix 'g's 9; Duke Cameo Cigarettes Tor 25 5cents st FoTds.
 4 large stock of Winter goots of all kinds st NJ. Goldwater & Bro. n2ltf
 Nj. GoldEater < Bra. are receiving large quantities of holiday goods.n2l-d Rubber goods just received at M. GoIdwater < Bro. n2Iu
 Fare to Senator mine, returning same day. SS.6e. G. ". Ford. agent [ Hair and Clothes Irushes st the Corner Drug Store. u
 Prescriptions compounded at the Corner Drug Store. d
 Gail for Blue Ribbon cigars at the Montezuma saloon. m29u
 Ali goods sold a. California prices at the Corner Drug Store. fl
 Sponges. finest ever in Prescott, and Ae s.sS SO1I Ditb oNSAt-
 The genuine Sterling's Royal Rem edy for safe at the Corner Drug Store.u Try a bottle of Tolsud's Tonic, for sale at the Corner Drug Store. fl
 F. H. Waite, dentist, is permanently located al Prescott. Office, fasapsi Drug Store. u
 The best emp of coffee III town, with s plate of dosghnuts, 10 cents at the Nickel Plate.
 ~ Ds. Heniey's celery, beef, and iron bitters ct the Keystone Saloon. The best tonic and neryipe known. u
 Imported cigars, I2l cents each, at the Keystone Saloon. Charles kice' proprietor.
 NeV goods, just received. at Mrs " c. Burages The largest and finest stock 0; millinery and iaocy goods eyer shown in Prescott mSto
 The first and only stone payem' nt m :he city 0i Prescott. csu be seen by call ing at Chss. Rioo's Keystone saloon and lodging house. on Cor,eE sireeLn
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soard of Supervisors.
SATURDAY, Nov. sa.

SATURDAY, Nov. =. Board met Saturday, .Nev. s2. at ? o'clock, parsuent to adjournment. Present fuli board and clerk.
 Resignation of L. c. Turk as road oyerseer of district No. 1s (Caartx mountain) was read and accepted Resignation of J H. Ramsey of ap- pointment as road overseer of district No. 24. Flagstaff, was read aEd ac- eepted.
 Petition praying for the appointment of N. C. Layton as justice Of the peace of Flagstaff pr.cint te fill the unsx-. pirei term of J. W. weatheriord was read and gra ted, subject to the ap- proval oi his bond.
 Bill of Grassley X Pritchett, burial. was allowed for SI5.
 Bond of J. R. Lowry, as sheriff and ex-oficio assessor, was approved
 Mrs. Henry Joice was granted widows exemption.
 Board adjourned
 
 TUESDAY. Nov. q. Beard met Tuesday, Nov. g. at 9 o'clock. Present, A. A. Moore (chair- man pro tern.) and Morris Golawstef supervisors, and the clerk.
 A. o. Brodie appeared in reference ,e the delinquent taxes of the Walnut Grove Water Storage Go for 1889. On motion, the treasurer was direct cd to strike from their assessment ss5,- 900, the value of the two dams since destroyed by flood.
 The following bills were auiited and allowed: B. F. Jones, wo d. $2S7 Df. J. N. McCandless. examining insane patient, s25; Dr. T. B. Davis, medical examination. S25. '. Adjourned.
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Eupepsy.

This IS what you ought to have, iu iaet, you must have it, to fully enjoy hie Thousands are searching fer 1t daily, and mourning because they find It not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our pee pie m the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all We guarantee that Electric Bit ters, If used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion aud eust the demon Dyspep- s'a and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitiers Ter Dys- pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stom- ach and Kidneys Sold at Soc. and Si.oo per bottle at Corner Drug Store.
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Pronounced Hopeless. ye, saved.

Pronounced Hopeless. Yet saved.
 From letter written by Mrs Ada E Hurd of Groton, $. D.. we quote "Was taken with bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set In and finally terminated Tn Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying l could live but short time. l gave myself up to my Savior, determined if could not stay with my friends ,n earth. 1 would meet my abseut ones above. My hus- band was advised to get Dr. Kings New Discovery ir Consumption. Coughs and Colds. I gave it trial. took in ali eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God am now q well and hearty woman Trial bottles free at erCorner Drugstore. regular size, 50c and $l.
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The world Enricneu

The facilities of the present day Tor the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost uniim- ted. and when Syrup of Figs was first prodnced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as iI is the only remedy which Is truly pleas. ing and refreshing to the taste ana prompt and eifeciusl to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, or iactat any time and the better It IS known the more popular 1t becomes.
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tf iSS T CARR has opened new dreSs- 1fa m Rstrg snd millinery store, oae door u0rta oi lke pos toisice. She has on hand 6 fsii stock of The very lstest sly e. oi all kinds O. U lhEeTg goods, aud invites the ladies to al sud ex-mtRe her goods.
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Ruckien.s Arnlca sa,ye.

The best salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever sores, Chspped Hands. Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or 10 pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by w. W Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
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FRIDAY, Nov. q.

FRIDAY, Nov. ;l MORNING SESSION. A. L. T. Go. vs D. A. Murphy ct al. Motion osot aside attachment; argued and overruled by the court. A. X P. k. R. Go. vs Gus Reimer continued, and by consent defendant allowed until Feb. lst. 1891, to 6le amended answer.
 A. & r. k. K. Co ss Frank Rasilda {; Gus Reimer and James A. May made ce-defendants with Rasilds, and con. tinues, for the term; defendants given until Feb. lst, 1891. to answer.
 Anzona Central Bank vs K. H. With ereIl; placed on calendar; set for trial Dec. 18th.
 scopel vs Scope l i, judgment as per decree for divorce granted in iayer oi plaintiff
 Recess until o'clock.
 SATURDAY, Nov. 9. Court met at 10 o'clock.
 Territory vs Willis Hunter; plead. ed guilty to assault, and fined $35.
 John D. Pope. jr. vs The Pop ,and Pratt Mining Go. Judgment for plain tiff.
 Samuel Hill vs The Pope < Prat. Mining Go. Same order
 Arizona Lumber and Timber Go. vs D. A. Murphy et al motion to qussh and dissolve attachment argued and submitted.
 Recess until } o'clock P. m.
 TUESDAY, Nov. p. Court met at the usual hour.
 Adoiph Christian Weiben was admit to citizenship.
 The following is the list of jurors empaneled to try the George W. Young murder case:
 Wm. Ronald, Abe Thompson, H. NJ. Hughes, Henry Johnson, Owen Hsnnl- gan, Hiram Larason Wm. H Dudley, John c. FrederickS. w. w. Nichols, Al McCann, Oliver Perry. F. B Fowler. The following witnesses in the case were examined thls morning: Mrs Sarah E. Taylor, Frank Harmon, J. K. Ashley, W. F Albright, Mrs. W. F. Al bright, Mrs Mary F. Miller, and Joseph Dougherty.
 The grand jury returned an indict- ment against Jose Leandro Salazar for assault with int nt to commit murder. Territory ys. John Chart, indictment for murder; set for trial December 9th. Territory vs Leandro Salsssr, assault to commit murder; entered s plea of no, guilty, and case set for trial Friday, November 18th.
 Recess until 30 p. m.
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Oriental.

Just put your money, In your httle pile of rocks. And you'll always have Tobacco In yonr old Tobacco Box,
 And dime or two to buy an
 ORIENTAL CIGAR, at FoRD's.
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SEWING MACHINES.

TRY them, buy thetn, have no other. The
 ' war.d renowned SINGER sewing ma cLincs sold on cssv payments. L.ectsl dis ssuGts !0S cash cd ID chimes .Aken part payment q A. WOODS, iratelIDg..agent for the TerF.taFy
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II. C. Burdge has oeen appointed agent for the Light kGnning Domestic SewlEg machine, aud Will shortly make
 canvass oi the county for its sale Any party desiring s first-a.ass .usehin . should give him his order, sau
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IN THE vicinity Of Prescott about six A months ago lost, strRyed os stnien-dsrk brown hOrse 'O l2 years cid. saddle marks ia white. hind e ct whit. with braad on left thigh, stth character sifuiisS tn figure wit" two horizontal cross bars: sh ut iSS ha 2s Ugh Waite elongated star oa forehead R-sG shitP au bis nose kewsrI ui slO will be naid % deiiyery 8f sAHae Lo ihis ntre..
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When any one says that they can get the cheapest cigars at any other place in town, first give them my com. pliments and tell them that they wore born outside of the latitude of Truth. The Oriental is c. W. Ford's special and exclusive brand. and cannot be bought at any other place in town. Try them, and then you will always buy them. Just received new stock. If
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LITERARY.

SWAP FOR l.--I you have two 25 cent , novels in good condition, that you have resd, take them To F0kDs and get & new one los them. Count roisolis krea,zsT so- s.sto barred ont No good
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INSURE eg once iB Equitable insrrsnee Co. A uf co'assd,. They pay " esly ineemuliy su ls> uf suiarv. cal at FOkD'S ar MAR riNDELLS G A. WOODS, Iraveiiag ageut fnr ne TsrsitArv.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. II. C. Gooding, Judge.

WEpsKspAY, Nov. l9. Court met at 10 o'clock according ts | adjournment. Grand jury made partial report Wicks vs The Walnut Grove Water Storage Go. dismissed. Territory vs Hufistutler; argument on demurrer. Territory vs Ambrose Flores, ar. rsigned and allowed statutory time to plead. Recess until two o'clock ?. m AFTERNOON SESSION. Met at , o'clock D. m. Special venire for trial jurors was returned. Adjourned until Thursday at ioa. m.
 THURSDAY, Nov. 20.
 Court met at the usual hour.
 N. Panlson was admitted to citizen ship.
 Territory versus Huffstettsr; demur- Ter sustained aud defendant dis charged.
 Samuel Hiil vs Pope < Pratt Mining Company; placed on calendar.
 John D. Pope vs same company same order.
 Territory vs Geo W. Young; mur der; set for trial Nov al.
 Thrritory rs Matt Black; set for trial Dec lss
 Dutlin vs Lot Smith. On motion of k. M. Doe, case placed on calendar and default entered.
 The grand jury returned an indict- msnt against John Chart for murder.
 The case against I. Otto was dis missed by the grand jury and his bondsmea exonerated.
 Recess until o'clock.
 THURSDAY, Nov. 20.
 AFTERNOON sKssion.
 Court reconyened at ? o. m.
 A. < r. R. R. Co. vs Philip Hull; continued by consent
 Bell Bros. vs Lesser & Sawyer; same order.
 Bell Bros. vs John P. Williams; same order.
 NJ. A. Newmark < Co. vs Chambers ct al same order, with leave for de- fendant, Humphreys, to answer at any time during the present term of court. Territory ys John Chart, murder. Defendant arrsisned, and allowed until Nov. Ath to plead.
 Territory vs Lewis Fisher. forgery: plead not guilty set for trial Wednes. day, Nov. s6th.
 Territory vs Willis Hunter, arrsigned and waived statutory time 10 plead, and plead guilty of battery. Saturday, Nov, 2ed fixed for judgment. Scopei vs Scopel; report of referee  Gnlnd jury made partial report. Adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday.
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'. M eee.o,.
llen, sunnlnv Oomes,,c

Practical and Fellanie Matchmaker aud
 Jewler, permane uuy located in Pres, colt Store in Yasapai Pharmacy. tf
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FINANCIAL.
DhFSsMAKING NC.

ncro buys god dust. old iewelry, scrap W gold and silver. oFFics-fIrs. cosS east oi kSsTSER's saloon. Prescott
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The Druggists

la Lowell, Mas... sgres In saying that thsy sen ncre of Hccd's ssrsspariila than of all cth0 Mood purifiers. For instance: i, I.C. aoopALx: sell snors of Hocd's earsap0j efIla than ell other blood yxrifera
 Aw. Dows CO: Hoods sakes the icad of au sGhw ursapsriIias.
 OF BLANCHARD: wc sell mcrs oe Hoods Ear sapsrilla than of any similar.
 MAssrox A SHAW: With ss the ssie of Hocd's 0 to of any other kind.
 r.&E BAILEY & Co: Hoods sasaparilla is ono of the best medieinea
 CARrror sk HovEY; Hoods Ssrssparflla Is one of the best medicines we have. its ssls increases every year.
 IP. Ncopr: we sell twice as much of Hccds earsaparilia a of anything similar.
 O, A. swAu; Hoods isthe most poprlar sarsar pariIla of the Gay.
 THIRTY ornxs drrggists spesk similarly
 This popularity al home. where Hoods ssrsar rsriIls and It's propriesors have been known for nsuy years. could no, continue if the medicine did not possess rnefil And these facts should certainly convince people iu other sections of sne country that Hoods ssrsapariIla is . good reliable medicine
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by druggis.s .I; six for 8. Prepared oni, Iyc. L HOOD ( CO, Aposhecaries. Lowell assx
 100 Doses One Dollar
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Aav,ce 10 Mo,ners.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. l. soothes the child, softens the gums, sllsys sll pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- arrhma. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
INSURANCE.

DI IASOs sod oo easy instailments. first ' class, due .one Instruments. B. NJ. aULnN ArER. Prescott
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ElsetlGa Tuesday, January 5, 1891.
FOR CITY TxEasUaER.

' HERKBr respectfully announce myself as \ seseGidAte for rejection t0 the ofhce ol City Treasurer of Prescott
 GEO. $ PORTER.
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letter List..

The following Is a list of letters rs- maining in the post-ofice at Prescott Arizona, unealled for Nov. %. Is9ll.
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Teeth extracted Wltlsaat pain. An. work guaranteed- Changes fcss,snt.so. DI. J. N. Marshal,. Office in wi,i,sn.s House. ug2ff:<
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FOR GRIEF or roa.ce.

T tbe request of msay citizens aud bust. "A ness men Of Pres 'otL, snhmu my anne as . candidate for the office of Chief of Police ol PreSc0ts sg Inc municipal election to be held 0D Tuesday, January 6. 1891.
 GEORGE BURTON.
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tf EDIUA size. fswn-colore,: COW, half Jer- 4tt sey. strsyed from town. i.hera, re- ward will be paid for her return to ihe City Feed Yard, Pres ott
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LOST.

THIS morning Noyembc. 3d. iss0, a so
 A hiil and two sSs or one slo bill. The tader will he suitably rewarded by returning them to shis office.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE

1.-TWO BuRRoS. both good pack animals Il Will Se sold reasonable. knqu1re oi Dr. R. k. ROBINSON, Prescott
 4 TS bargain. Ranch ot 10 acres, knowe h ss the CLACK ranch. in Upper William sou Valley. Enquire Of Bashford x Burmis ter, Prescott
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Please call Ter "adveEslsed. .":
 J.W. ARcnIRALn. T. IL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
GRAVES AND MATHEWS
BEFORE THE CHEROKEE PRESBY.
Aaa8 Terry. W

The Cherokee Presbytery held cali
session here on last Thursday for the pur-
pose Of receiving and ordaining Mr.. NJ. A.
Matthews, of Calhoun, and Hon. John
Temple Graves, editor of Rome Tribune,
into the ministry Mr.. Mathews was or
dained but Mr.. Graves very frankly said
that he did not feel an imperative call TO
preach, although his preferences and in.
chnations lead him in that direction and he
had been meditating, and praying as to
what was his duty in the premises in com,
ing before the Presbytery. He regarded
as providential certain events which have
tended to impress the conviction that he
should remain in his present calling, and
that hundreds OF letters from friends OF all
creeds and many fervent Christians, urg-
ing him to continue in the line Of his pres
ent work as being the field Of his greatest
usefulness opening to him by the direction
Of heaven.
I1s stated stated The: the. With ell his preferences
leaning to the ministry, he could not fail,
as reasonable Christian to be halted by
the events and the voices that seemed to
call him to completion of a seemingly
definite work in his present calling. He
submitted the issue frankly to the Presby
terry and asked their judgment, council and
prayer, pledging himself to do the right as
it should be made plain to him, and conse-
Grating himself under any circumstances
to God and his fellowmen.
After hearing this statement the Presby.
terry, after full discussion, concurred in the
view that the circumstances just now sur
rounding Mr.. Graves fully justified him in
waiting for further direction in the Vita
matter and assured him Of Its sympathy
and prayer.
After the consultation with Mr.. Graves
the Rev. Mark A. Mathews was transferred
from the Cumberland Presbyterian churcl
to the regular Presbyterian by consent o
the Presbytery. Mr.. Mathews is q youn,
man Of scarcely twenty-one summers, bu
in that brief time he has won the esteem
and admiration of all that know him. an,
bids fair at no distant day to rank among
our formost pulpit orators n
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

WAxTED-TbirtS milch cows Apply to
John A. Sibley. Marietta.
REv. d. ]. Maddox assisted in the re-
ligious services at Shady Grove last Sum
day.
Rev. FL. K. Walker and family viii
return from Dalton this week, ard he will
ill his pulpit next Sunday. Revs Baker
and Buttolph preached at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
Love is blind, says a writer. Nonsensel
Just pay little attention to some other
woman, and the woman who loves you will
see it even if the transaction occurs ten
miles away. with halfa hundred brick walls
intervening. Murphy Bulletin.
So your wife caught Of" TO your firt-
ing, did she, and gave you lecture
Well, she served you right You viii be-
have yourself now, we guess,
The friends of COL r. 7 Nesbitt, OF
Marietta, grow more and more confident
OF MS success in the ale s for Css 9:
OF Agriculture every day 1t is now ass
serted that he will not only cross the Chat
tahoochee solid. with all of North Georgia
at his back--as stated recently by our
Atlanta correspondent-bu that he is also
already .sare of carrying twenty counties
in bunch down IN the southwestern por-
ton of the State. Madison Madisonian
Mr.. w. d. Nesbtt, who represents at
Admission, Ala, s. M. Inman & Co., of
Atlanta, spent yesterday in Rome, the
guest of DIR. I. M. Holmes. Mr.. Nesbitt
is Georgia boy and young man Of
sterling qualities, and makes for himself q
host of friends wherever he goes His
father, Col. Robert Nesbitt, of Marietta,
who was for many years large and sue
cessful planter of Southwestern Georgia
and recently Of Cobb county, is making a
very formidable candidate against Col
Henderson, the present commissioner Of
agriculture. Rome Tribune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
INTERESTING LECTURES.

Rev. R. s. Barrett, Of Atlanta, is expect
ed to deliver two lectures at the Court
House the evenings of the Bird and 4th Of
February, on Russia and ''The Land Of
the Midnight Sun." These lectures have
been delivered to crowded houses in At
lanta and are said to Re intensely interest.
ing, illustrated as they are by stereopticon
views, Mr.. Barrett has travelled exteLsiv-
ly in the countries referred to. Those
who attend will enjoy a rich intellectual
treat These lectures are given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Episcopal Church.
Admission so cents. Children 25cts
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
BEGIN NOW.

They who would enjoy the sweets
and comforts OF a good garden in
spring, summer and fall, must 90 to
work now to make preparations
"Any time will do for the truck
patch" makes poor stringy Vegetables
and few of them. Begin now with
a will to turn under all the manure
that you can scrspe together. A
garden too rich is as scarce, depend
on it, as hen with teeth. II the
manure be coarse, and only partially
rottcd, turn it under deep. If well
decomposed, a shallow covering will
be better. Ashes, the sweepings OF
the fowl house, wood earth we'll
mixed together are an excellent ma
nure.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
THE EIGHTH WONDER FOUND.

The eighth wonder of the world
has been found. Living about TWEEN.
ty miles from Columbia, s. c., is 81
aged lady who for the last forty
years has had snake in her left
upper arm. When first noticed,
forty years ago, it was very small,
but it has grown to be about one
foot in length.
1t lies in a U.shape, with the tail
and head pointing 10 the elbow. II
is just beneath the skin and can be
plainly seen. The head and eyes
can be clearly distinguished and the
pulsations of its heart felt. The
scales of the snake can also be fell
and when much disturbed a slight
movement can be seen about the
head and tail.
The passessor of the strange pc,
has always been unwilling 80 have
the serpent cut out, but has con,
scented to allow it to be done after
death. How the snake ever found
its home in such a place is not
known, butt Is known that the lady
was bitten by snake about forty
years ago.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas the Advise and Infinite God
has removed from time to eternity our
friend and brother, b. Il. Smith, con.
sistent member of Springfield Lodge, No.
l53, F. & A, NJ, and weakened the chain
by which we are Masonicly united, and
whereas our brother was never wanting in
fidelity and zeal as Mason, Therefore be
it
Resolved. LIST. That we bow submissively
to the decree of God, and say thy viii be
done.
Resolved End, That we sincerely sym.
pathize with the family and relatives Of
our deceased brother, that Lodge Hall be
draped in mourning.
Resolved 3rd, That blank page of our
minute book be dedicated to his memory
and that copy Of this tribute be forward,
ed to the Marietta JOURNAL for publication
and copy to the bereaved family.
a. A. GRIGGs,
Committee.