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The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

Gov. LOWRY, of Mississippi, is sued a requisition on tlie Governor of Louisiana, for his son, who was fugitive from justice. Acting Governor Murphy, of Arizona, re- fused to issue a requisition on the Governor of New Mexico for E. ". Nelson, a brother Republican. Com ment is unnecessary.
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jaS06t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESC0Tr. ARIZONA.
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LAND OFFICE AT PRESC0TT. ARIZONA.
 February g. 1892. named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in suppur, of hlS claim. HH.. that sad proof will be made bct re the q -k ot the District ttuct, at St Johns. tpathe ,Ouu- ", Arizona Territory, on March -lS., lS.0. y.z. Jesus Baea for the cast r f J.e northeast :, section il and cast ? of tae .u.hvast E, Section 7, township l0nor,h, rsugu a eoSt.
 HenameS the folloGin-- witnesses ta l1~0vc ifs continuous residence upon, and cultivation uf said land. viz; Jose AnGla. pomin 70 Martin. CaSimiro Padilla, AniSsto Abc.Ja, al If COncho, Apache county, Arizona,
 [. BURGESS. felS Ct RegiS.Cr.
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TContinued fron1 fourth nage. ]

buggy. harness and hh goods O. tax real ossaie 3, per prop 4, total I2 4, pen'y e ].
 Woods, P jap On Bagnall riIic-i $. lot and housein Snowflake aS 2 hnrs t5 c1t- tie r, wags FaTuess and nh goods 42, tax ons real estate o3, per prop 3 e. tot1I D, penalty 57 ......-.-..
 Whitten, F house and lot in uoSEake A, imp on " D kaTtciuer's homestead a, 2horses 5c, cattle 5. hh good I0 tax T. al estate 2 52, per prCp 2 .5. total , 07, el D
 Welch. John ( $ If Cf ne Cr sec 4 twp 9 n rng g east, 50 acres %, tax ., eaa y l5 pad S, due ----. .----. --.---.----- --------
 WEi9ple. Willard Inf Of ss qr and sw or of nv CT se fl twp 10 rug e4t-5 ,. Ed son Whi. ? c imp on RR lard -05, horses 75 2 cat le 5IZ % wagon, haTIes, f4lm.'g imp and nh goods C. tax on Tt al e.. ate . co, per pro II e, total II t2, paid I3, que.
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LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PEETcoTT, ARIZONA.

LAND OFFICE AT PEETcCTT, ARIZONA
 January 9, 1-J0. Notice is hereby given at the iollowiu, named settleEhls filed notice of h's int .ut.al. 10 make inal plo1f in support of Lis cl.iul. an. that lid proof Wlll be made D -i.r. tAa C.c k O. the District Court. ar St. Johns Apsane Co.;uty. Arizona Territocy, on Ma ch 1lth. ls.p viz: J. T. LeSucuT, froDate Jud-e, Ior the b,n it oI the inhabitants of CoIchO, as a town sic. iiT the northwest l4 Of section l, Township I2 \, Range :, east.
 She names the following witne oprovc CT eontinu JUS residence upon, and cultiVat or e,. said land, viz: Pedro CGndeiarla, Juan Gan i.. laiia, Antoaio J. r.cSa, yiiscillHo Arciun ,c all of Concho, Apache county. Arsonu. ja96t Rcg st.r.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ,
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARGz.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARGz.
 DcCCIab r I-tn, isS0. Notice is hereby given that Che following named settler has iil notice of hi> in.ln.i1a to make final p!oo' iu support of .tis cla.m ,l,D that Saii proof w.t lc igad .O-c the Ju,i-, ot the Probate "nrt at st. .ohns, Apac.e ou ..- ty Arizona itrrtotv. uu t. lSl ,.aE ol Fe..- ruarN, lo9J VIZ: DaY truNtol. iIala..s t.ad I,u. try No. 5ji, for the tast is oi the nerti.w, st , Section 4 Township EOr h, Range 5G east. and east I2 of the s1utawtSl ,a, section 33. Town ship rtG. Ran gc 50 vas
 He names tAc following witnesses to pr0yc his continuous residence upon, ami cult vat.on of said land, viz: f W Nelson, J " Garner, l. C Bunch and Gustav Becker. all of Spc.ngervillc. Apache county, Arizona Territory.
 E. BURGESS. del96t Register.
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Notice 1o Creditors

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against Emma |. Mcclure deceased, 10 exhibit the same with the nccessary vouchers to the undersigned, administrator, at his office in EIolhrook, Apache County, Arizona, within four months after the first publication of this notice. T. <. BU NIGH, Administrator of the estate of Emma F.
 Mcclure, deceased.
 February 27th, 1899. fe27 At
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

AN exchange says Mississippi is waging war on trusts and combines in its legislature If the bills now before that body pass, 1t is said that mo combine which has for it's aims the controlling of products of any kind whatever of the soil or manu- factures and of regulating the prices of the same will be lawful in Mis- sissippi, and any person operating such trusts or combines will be lia- ble to fine and imprisonment" Good enough, but will the laws be 50 drawn that q smart lawyer can not punch a hole through them ia jal to their integrity? If so, South ern legislators may we'll be proud
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

arn satsGcl that Cancer i5 hereditary in my fem ;lv Lly father died e t, sister Of 1y othor died e it, a..G my own s.c.cC Ci-l cf t. t!y feelings may bc ina ,ilcd, tlcl, when t2 Es--.L.o disca made lts appearance on ny ac. 5v5 C malignant Cancer, c.ti.g iyc-JI il such y-y lat it could not Ee ct C.t. Numerous remedies were U~cd fer it. butt .c Cancer grew 6-e5ily were, ,r.ilitscc:@- cd that l v.G Jro-Cl b follow o'kc-5 CT tie family :yi5jS S cc.-.c v:ch fr0:l tic fir Cay, ic-0. ont tho poison. ed Coo..--cd is use I7nt.l l:l ta'cn several bs,1-s, v,ol found my self wei. Low t'-o5 z. (. $. C1--.lI-,c
 Winston, -. c.. -,cr. ~J, ~J. Hrs. :. ll. IDOL.
 Gc-l r-r I'oe', C.l Cancer al Blood Ciecascr,
 Ing .yyI-1 cEcl-.o Cy., Drawer g. Atlanta, Ca.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

WILL WEBB, Lyman and Ed. Fol lett were indicted ny the grand jury of Graham county, at the last term of court, for cattle stealing. These were three of the defendants in the late notorious Wham trial.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE Sjoclman says: It Is said that biil will e introduced in Con gress to reimburse the settlers who nave been victjniized by the Re ccivcrs of the United States Land Offices in the various territories.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

WE are in receipt of handsome pamphlet, entitled the "Reeources of Pinal County" gotten out by the Florence Enterprise, under the aus pices of 8 committee, appointed by the Board of Supervisors, for the benefit of the Senate Committee on Arid Lands. The work is exhaus- tive and ably handled, leaving noth- ing of interest untouched, and ty- geographically is credit to it's pub fishers.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
de196t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.
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LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT ARIZONA.
 January 25th 1892 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Judge ot the Probate Court, Gt St, Juh;S, AIa h, County, Arizona Tcrr.tarv, on the li,h ,!ay Of March, 1880. viz: Bras Us : loy Wakei,ld E:o.n, stead Entry No. 25i, .or tac s.u .lya~t section g. township i3 noith, Range ., east.
 He names the following witnesses tD prove his continuous reSid ence uPcl, and cultivation of said claim. viz: AGs Greer. St .0hps. R C Blassngame. W Woudu;i, J T Cie r, Jose 'aregon of ErastuS Apache county, Arizona perg.:ory iaS1 ct E,riSfp-
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
Notico G0 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against David Ari lur', deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers. to the undersigned, Administrator. at his office, in HoIbfook, Apache county, Arizona, within four months after the first publication of this notice. T. <. BUNCH, Administrator of the estate of David
 Mcclure, de' oased.
 February @-th, 1690. tez1 4t
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

FEoM present indications the cat tie export business for 1890 will greatly exceed that Of last year. Those competent to judge are firm in the belief that prices for beef are going rp and that it will be a per nanout rise.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE young Luke If Orleans h;s g inel good deal Of valuable eN pcrience in tie past few weeks. In cidentalIy, too, France has shown the crowned heads of Europe that it's republican system has nothing 10 fear from any of the scions of its deposcd dynastios.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE Phoenix Herald says that a brother of ex-Rcceiver Fred ". smith is in Tucson, and that the shortages in his office while Re ceivcr will probably all be made god if there are any found after the money is turned over.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

enable him to refuse to entertain a motion in regular order and pro- perly put, this would be to make him an actual dictator. It is not a proper power to be conferred on any man.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
 The rule changing the quorum O. the Committee ofthe Whole seems of doubtful propriety, and the one restricting the rights of individual i members positively erroneous oth- erwise the new rules deserve q fair trial. If they put a stop to filibus- tering they will prove their worth. Louisville Commercial.
 Majority rule, as Republican leaders attempt to act it out, means the passage ofmeasures by less than the Constitutional majority of the House, and the compelling of Dem ocrats to share in the wrongdoing while doing their utmost to wash their hands of 1t entirely. The plan may carry, but it will be a blunder and disgrace to it's authors.-I Portland, Me, Argus.
 The country knows that the mi nority has in 3 legislative body the right to debate, to offer amend ments, and to compel the passage of important laws by Constitu tional majority, and Nr. Reed will go down before the anger which his tyranny is already arousing.-New York World.
 The fact that the unbroken prac tice of century in the House of Representatives at Washington Las sustained the Democratic view Is sufficient to justyfY it. There is 10 excuse for raising branl-new Con stitutional question. Precedent gradually hardens into constitu tionality.-Boston Globe.
 l. it not as true in 1890 as if was in 1880 that Mr Reeds words the old method, which it is now pre- posed to abolish, works equally well with regard To all parties, for all parties have their times when they need to be checked, so that they may receive the opinion ofthe people who are their constituents and who are interested in the re- suit of their legistation?"-New Yord Evening Post.
 Tue Republican minority in the Fifty-second Congress will do their utmost to secure modification oi the iron-clud rules framed by the Republican majority in the Fifty first Congress. It will be the Re publican OK then gored, and how he will belIow.-Cleveland Plain Dealer,
 The work of unseating Democrat ic members may now go on. The South Is about to receive a terrible blow. The bottom rail is coming to the top.-lIcmphis Appeal. The indications now are that Rec d and his followers have entered upon d campaign of corruption that will make all records of the past white by comparison.-LouisviIle Courier Journal.
 The Republicans may fancy that they have won a victory, but the real gain is for their rivaIs,-Prov:- lence Journal.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

THERE Is strong party in Brazil who favor the election of Dom Ped TO to the Presidency of the Repub- lie in September.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

CHIEF JUSTICE WRIGHT will hold the April term of the District Court in Pinal county for Judge Kibbey.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE New York Herald publishes the following earnings of the Mack ey line of ocean telegraph cable The statement for the quarter ended December 31, 1889, shows $495,1S9 in gross earnings, of which S320,167 was net, For the year 1889 the gross earnings footed up a total of 1,739- 287 which left over il per cent for stock. The net earning for that year aggregated $l,039,379.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

4 BLLhas been introduced in the Senate for the admission of New Mexico to statehood.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE Mohave Miner says Vim. c, Hazeldino, general counsel of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com pany was in Kingman Friday or business wi;h the Board of Super visors. in connection with the taxes due the county from that comp my.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

THz Flagstaff Champion is again agita,ing the question of a new county. IL says; it is about time that the people of Flagstaff and Prescott put their heads together to agree upon lines for dividing the county, and we are ready 10 meet the representative oj Prescott, at Prescott Juar.i"n, at any time to 3Iscurs the ? .-i.ion and settle upon lines, for We must ami will have d new county"
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

ARIZONA has twenty-two volumes of cattle brands in her Territorial library.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

RUsTLERs are again at their work in Graham county.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
Official Paper Of the County.

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 Lrgtl notices will be inserted at s2 O0 a square ton lines Cf this tyDelfCr the first insertion and I O0 s0uGrr for each subsequent insertion. stock brands will hc inserted one brand on cut, one wear, eI0: each additional brand on cut. same owner. S; each adItioual brand or character. bar or connected letters, requiring engraved blCck. enc year. S.
 All communications should be addressed to TIE HERALD St. Johns. |. T.
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The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

FLAGSTAFF Las inaugurated 2 free reading room.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
Press Comments on tho New Rules

ern legislators may well be proud
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 Press Comments on tho New Rules.
 These rules reflect the spirit of the Republican, party. They are in line with its traditions. It has al- ways been a bold, revolutionary, reckless organization; careless of Constitutional obligations and lo- gal guarantees, regardless of per sonaI rights, and never hesitating to employ thc most desperate meth od for its own aggrandizement. Il cares nothing for precedents, noth ing for authority, nothing for the traditions of civil liberty, which are so dear to the Anglo-SaXon mind. II is essentially monarchi- cal in its spirit and tendencies, and if it were to have complete sway in this country for quarter of q cen tury, it would leave us nothing but the form-if, indeed, so much-of popular institutions.-Indianapols zen incl.
 With a single party in control of  both branches of the Congress and the Executive, and the Speaker clothed with the power here pro posed, what bar would be left up against the progress of a partisan majority? Would any Republican contemplate the course of the Dem ocrats in such a position without great fear? No party ever existed could be safely iutrusted with so free q rein for any length of time II the cost of exemption from pet ty filibusiering is placed at that high figure, we may well hesitate to close he bargain.-SpringieIl Mass, Re publican.
 No harm to good goye nment will ever come of strictness in pre- venting less than q majority from passing bills when the other min ority present objects. And The News somewhat believes that ii would be 8 good rue not 10 allow 8 man to be deemed elected to any office without his getting a majori ty vote of those entitled to east ii vote in that election. Too much is allowed to go by defauIt.-Gal- weston News.
 Urequires no intimate acquain- tance with the technicalities of par liamentary practice to understand that these rules give dangerous power to the members occupying the Speakers chaira at an extraordinary sacrifice of the authority of the ] House.-Boston Post.
 To authorize the Speaker to peer into the motives of a member, to say on his own responsibility that d member is acting in bad faith, and that his motion is diIatory, to
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

TIE Wilcox GIockman says Treas urcr Mc.N.istcr returned to Tomb stone last Tuesday. No difficulty was experienced in carrying out the practical part ot the refunding of he $55,00Q. worth of ten per cent bonds into seven per cents.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

E. s. CLARK, foreman in the Jour ual-Miner office at Prescott, has re- cclyed the appointment of Super visor of Census for Arizona, It is somcwl a. strange that the little clique in the southern part of the Territory, controlling the Federal appointments for Arizona should have overlooked this place, and allowed 1t to he given to the north.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

St. Johne, Thuraday, February lT,
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27
ST. JOHNS HERALD.

Published every Thursday. BY THE APACHE COUNTY PUBLISHING co Incorporated April o7th, 1887. J. F. WALLACE,
 MANAGER.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

Treasurer and ex-Omcio Tax Col .ectoro of Apache County Territory of Arizona.
 January 30, 1s9).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
GENERAL CITY NEWS
MARRIAGE OF MR. WATSON AND
MISS QUINN.

Major walker Made superintendent OF
wasis-wrs. Mary y. Roach Died sud-
ae.ly-Y. VI. {. A. Bazaar-Inunera-
tug District. Laid on.
The First Baptist Church presented "
scene Of unusual beauty yesterday al'er-
noon. Much Of Richmond's beauty and re-
6nemcnt had gathered, and the interested
faces bespoke more than general interest IN
NJ wedding Of Miss Lille Eudora Gum
and Mr.. William Gray Watson. AT
O'Clock, TO Lohcnorin's Wedding March.
the party entered the church. The
ushers in couples cane first, and ranged
themselves around the pulpit. The bridal
pair followed. With few PREDATORY and
happy remarks. Dr. Cooper performed The
ceremony, and the prayer was offered D.,
Rev. Mr.. W. y. Judkins, Of the Centenary
Methodist Church. Amer the Dcucdiciion
the couple left the church, followed by the
ushers. The bride wore n dark green travel
ing dress Of some rich material. and carried
u large bunch Of jacqueminot roses.
The ushers were: James 4. Wayt lksi
mani. T.. T.. Gum, W. il. Palmer Jr.'
Edgar g.. Gum. Osbourne Watson. VIE
liam Grey, IL. l.. Valentine and H. L. Tie
liams.
The bride is beautiful. and possesses ma any
traits that have endoarcd her 20 large CIR
Gle of fricnss. She is the daughter Oh M
J. r. Gum, "a retired merchant oil TINS cily'
who il now living in Baltimore.
Mir. Watson Is the eldest son Of the late
Osbourno Watson, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. DR.. Manson, and holds an impor-
tnnt position with the mercantile house Of
T.. q. Leigh a co. lie il very popular
officer Of the Virginia Boat Club, and is one
of the best known and liked young men Of
this city.
The newly-marricd pair left on the l;l5
train for a tour Of Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
NEARLY F0URSC0RE.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE VIRGINIA
BIBLE SOCIETY.

seventy seventh Annual Hoport-A"''''
able Address by Rev. 4. q. HnsHoo"' ~
Alabama Excellent showing OF "'
Accomplished During TIE YEAR
The venerable Virginia Bible society ne'o
its se,eniy-seyonih anniversary n'se'. .
last nichf I'm Tie Second lresol 'ei'an
church. A large congregation h"a assem-
bied. and includedmany ministers Afounu
the pulpit sat Rev. Or. lioce. pastor OF me
church. Rev. j. Calvin Stewart Rev. w. T..
Jndkirs and Rev. s. s. Lambeth.
r,o ..ar..i.rs wsie opened Dog the presi-
don't DE-. Lambeth. who read from cNiA
p.slm. a hvmn was then SING. Mr. stew
nj read from lhe Scriptures and DR.. Jud.
tin. rrared. Amer another hymn follow n
the re,ort of tine secretary, Nf L. L. ~
Naliord.
sFCEETARY'- RFrORr
The report began by mentioning the aaie
OF the organization of ihe society," i0l'-t Nu
wear. before tine American bin'e society
Tor the past wear the statistics show an ii-
eroa-o al donations from churches ana ii-
diyiduais or sl4ll5s. as against >l,D''ll
rlr the urocedine yelr. Ten thousand Nol-
umcs were circulated during lo-
I'M n cost off S3.o53.l6. In le-- Hl.
1850 volumes were DISTRIBUTED
value. sLGtiOs: showing large
increase of interest I'm The cause. The cl.i
ofsllnries for colp0riers. etc. was Sl,Zll .'e.
Nof cash returned 90 the society for saie-'
s8..s7GI: which added 90 the amount re-
ceiyed from donations, made q total net
cash of receipts. for the year OBJ l,>...N, o'
s5.0l2.Z2. Previous year. Si.'0,.j,. The ,o-
c.nfV purchased OF lhe American Bible ro-
c'oty. 1881 volumes. no cost 90 >5.'fl.H-'
The business expenses oi tno society rents
ftr.. S-I-.1. seven hundred and four Bibles
and Iceuments were elauuiouslN disifinu'
ted. at cost of llG..J.
nH. HAYGoOp.
The addresses of the evening was next
made hv Rev. A.G. llayeo0d. ID. ID. ID. d.
of Alabama. The doctor i- an an admira.
be speaker. and bis remarks were iuii OF
information about the bil.o showing li Q.
ls the foundation Of AN good, especially ga
.ho family.
DR.. H0ee then made an appeal 90 the COM
-rcgati0n anG conducted the collection taken
un. THE dox0ilgy Wa. Sung. the henelic.
lion pronounced and tlo meeting ended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
NEW YORK's SLATE.
xominailons Of Cleveland, Chaplin an"
lin Predicted.

The standing OF the various -tcliph' ~
the Democracy OF the State is steadily snap
ing itself in regard 20 State and Nationai
issues of 1891 and 1872. There Is no locally
whore the trend of events ]. 50 keehiy l,is
ms I'm the important centre in King COUNTY
The Brooklyn Eagle, @ very keen lnleeli-,
tor of indications, said last night %" III
discoveries: nd. a.
I'D looks 10 the Eagle. for instance az ~
Mayor Chaplin was not running ipI ihs 49, 49,.
arnor.hin. huf as If the GOvornof-hip VIZ
ntnninv Tor Mav0r Chaplin. 10 also setil' I"
tbi. psporth1t Nr. Cleveland b. not -eehin.
"A denomination for Che Presidency u", ', .....
n denomination for Che Presidency Dr. 7eeNii.
him. and chat. at The way in winch ili' ''
r.r....rf aro going. he VIII De unauie i' e.
il,'..... .,,cb n nflrsning denomination. no mat
t., ho,, hard Dee tries. unless ne should uit'
So f,r ms SIR. Wl.tnty's aspirations gre
concerned. SIR. Whitney himselfonghtio pe
, rood iudgo Of what they are not. he exc
rlicifiv declares not what they are, nnt what
thoy are not. TIE SAYS ho b. not "a candidate
f0r President that he is not candidate lpf
Governor. that De i- not candidate lot
Mayor of New York; that De p. NOT a cAh-
ddafo for United states senators ihat h.
would not accept amy of ino'- POSITIONS %
II was offered tO nIm. hut tn1t ne i- "a caAvi
date for Europe. and that Dee ana hi- lainiil
4r0 Going There Zoo about lW0 weeks. il remain
for an indefinite period OF pleasure ana wi
in.irnofion. The more tho Dem-
oorafic party reflects upon the duties aud
probabilities of the future. as made ouI Nl
ine facts 0f the present, Doe more ii realizes
that the Eagles programme off thapin iof
Governor. Hl for United States senator.
and Cleveland for President. b. the winnin =
ono. and tine one which 20 VIII Ne lhtil n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION


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inc This and That.
Mrs. Vaughan. who attempted 90 commits
-,,f.,.l.., short fin. SINCE. is ranortad hf
....., f,.r ,rar lo r...,.
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cry.
The following marriage licenses were i-
sued ny ihe cleIA oi lle lih7iin. 'o.i
Yesterday. William 4. bo-cltf IT'D 1Hilti ~.
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