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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
FROM MoSDAY'S DAILY.
 

FROM MoSoAy's DAILY.
 Collection day.
 Ice formed last night. ] City cou neil meets tonight. ': J. G. Tinker leaves for hsme to-mer
 row.
 Captain \. Jackson, of Oak creek, il
 in town.
 Train pMlled cut at o'clock thi. i morning.
 The excavation for J. L. Fishers new
 brick block is about completed. 1 Prescott ought to get np a rousing celebration for the Fourth of July. W. n. Smith, the Williamson valley stock man, left for home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Bates left fer ! the east this morning. H. H Reeves has sold let IT. bleck < Prescott, to J. L. Howells, for s400 Charles Quinn and w H. Ferguson have been appoiuted deputies sheriff. Associate Justice R. E. Sloan Is ex- fected to arrive on this afternoons train. The new time card of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad appears in this issue
 F. ". Williams has sold lot 10, block 37. Prescott, to George A. Smith, for $50.
 Railroad mail closes st 90 clock p. m. since the new time schedule went into effect.
 W. A. Clark came in on to-day's train. and went cut from Witherellville 10 Jerc Ge
 Jefferson Wilson, c0lored soldier, WAS convicted of murder ID the first degree st fbenix few days since. F. W. Cuover, stenographer for E. NJ. Santerd, hes orderra phenegraph for use in taking testimony in court, as well ss for other occasions. JIG. Hefndon left fer California sn Friday, in response ts 8 telegram state ing that his daughter, Clare, was se- .iously Ill with iiphtheris. Engineer Barry gIses the length of the proposed railroad to Phen:x at l46 miles, of which seventy-six are in this county, and seventy ln Msricops. Judge Gooding, this nor ming, sp- pointed Eloridge Booth crier of the United States court, and Deputy Mar shal Brown has appointed ". A. Linn as baiiit.
 J. l.. Fisher has just completed the burning of kiln of ever loo, 900 bricks north ei town. Messrs. Hickey < Burke have large kiln under way near the same place.
 Col Herring. prominent attorney Of Tombstone, and Judge ". c. Blakely, of Mohsve county, are ia attendance st the supreme court. The latter was ad- mitted 10 practice before the court this morning.
 Mesdamea F. W. Blake and C. L. Pearson had the following list of ap- slicants for teachers certificates bsiere them to-day: Misses Ella Baker, Olive Stringheld, Emhs Harris, Josephine Batler, and A. E. Josclyn.
 The new time schedule on tRe Pres colt & Arizona Central railroad does not suit either the railroad people or the public, but |, seems the best that could be made in order to mak, con- nectioa with the Alta ntic and Pacific.
 The supreme court of the territory met this morning at 10 o'clock, with Chief Justice If. c. GoOding and Asso- ciate Justice J. H. Kibbey and Clerk J. E. Walker present. The calendar for the term was called, when the case ei Rees vs. Rheades was set for argu- nent at o'clock this afternoon, and an adjournment was taken antil tkat hour
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Tho First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't Q at can't sleep, can't think, can't de any thing to your satisfaction, and you wonder what sils you You should heed the warning. you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration
 You need Nerve Tonic and ID Flee tric Bitters you will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous sys- tenn ts its normal, healthy condition Surprising results follow the use of th.s great Nerve Tonic and Alteratiye. Your appetite returns. good digestion Is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy actien Try kottle. Price 5ec., at Ross Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
ERoa SsTnRpAY's DAILY.

! ROM SATURDAY DSfLfs Teachers sxamiuasion next Monday. isia fell west Of Prescott B few days si,ce Gesrse Harlow dieS in rhsuix se- csady. Attend the dance Jnne 3d a. Camp $ zator. What about s Foarth os July ce!e- srztisn Prits lessen is improving his Head quarters.
 L.eu.. grodie is in town, en soate east
 Rev. c. L. Pearson has gone is Flagstaff
 The Dudes won yesterdays game of bsse ball
 Farley Saith wiIl leave for the east DO Monday.
 Jsseph Walker is in town from his asgoIlon ranch.
 The railrosd time schedule vii! change tomorrow.
 Mrs. Rebstock was taken quite .erlsusly ill yesterday.
 Dr. Stephenson arrived at WhipPie from Camp Verde yesterday.
 ] F. hoskins, the Flagstaff banker vAme in on yesterdays train.
 V. U. Masters left for his home in ? asssena, CaiiTornis, yesterday.
 Associate Justice Kibbey, Attorney General Clark Churchill, and Supreme Court Clerk Walker arrived on to-day s bs'age from the south.
 aoa. J. Nj Simpson, member of the lsss territorial legislative council, and usEager oi the Aztec cattle company 50 Apache ssuHty, Is in town.
 Frank Meader was brough. before tae Jadge sf the court in Phenir. Ter oontemp. of esart, before he would relax his hold on the auditors sftice.
 Judge ". c. Ha1ledine, solicitor of she Atlantic and Pacific railroad, ar sived on to-day's train. te attend the session of the supreme court, which Sleets on Monday.
 < 5ses has seen filed fer record from E. W. French, trustee, 70 E. $. Gosaey. for Isss s, g. le. II sna i2. block D, and lets Ii, I5. Ig and IT, slsck Y, FlagstAff.
 The press oI A-iz0na ;s unit on ths question Of wanting Indians removed iFsm the territory. Il is sbeu. the saly qaestien, too, sn which the voice oi lee territorial press is unanimous.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neig hbors talking about 1t. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just hew goed & thing fl Is. Ii you have ever tried it, you are enc of its staunch frieads. because the wonderful thing about it is. that when ence given trial. pr, Kings New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with cough, cold or any rhlsat. Lsng CT Chest trouble, secure s bottle at ence and give it s fair trial. It IS guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at Ross Corner Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
LOCAL NOTES.
Fra.1 TWuRspAy'S DAILY.

FseA ACkSpAs DAtLf.
 MT. ead Mrs. Walter G. Bates are ir towa,
 A. shupp. Of skxil valley. lei. ie, hosse to-day with new moving ma csiss. .. E.
 aJakeyn Rsifei. whe Asa his leg bIo ken tvelya days ago, wss able to be out teddy,
 The sa1erac sslosA is being treated tsa.sw dosr and other internal i'm. proyemszts.
 4 petition for g new postsffic al J. E wagoner's place in Walnut Grove has been is circulation.
 The engine house and tank at Gar lands Station WAS destroyed by fire on Monday last.
 ]. c. Tinksr. editor of the Flagstaff Champion, came is on to-day's train, fer visit te his many friends in Pres cet.
 The following Is the list cf Dude base ball risyers who will cross bats with the .. Ks nine tomorrow: Brown. Jones, J. Aiken, Cooper, II. Aitken, sserwin, Dillon, Porter, Stewart.
 The following is the list of base ball players tTcn, the o. k. hese osmpany sho will play in te-morrow's game :: A. c. Gilmore, John Ceyle, Miles Ar chibsld, Frank Carlisle, Frank An drews, Ed. Moris, Lou Florence, F. $. Clark, Frssk Bsrthell. Gilmore. Cap tain; Len Hale. President.
 Robert H. Bartlett, general manager sf the Lynckburg zinc works, came in eR the train this morning, snd left en rais sfternoen's train. Nkile here he ga. the guest q E. NJ. Sanford, who sioseS him around the town in true Prescott style MT. Sanford is in hopes oi interesting him ID some ef the base o7es of the district.
 About forty CT fifty ladies and gen. tiessen assembled, on Tuesday night, at ase residence oi Ar. and Mrs. J.. J. Williams, for the purpose of etfecting the organization of sn Episcopal church is Prescott. A committee was ap- pointed to solicit subscription, it being their purpose 10 secure the Baptist church and have services every Sunday. Bishop Kendrick will arrive in Prescott aext month, when their plans will be tuily oonsummsted.
 4 man who gives the name oE Will lian.s, sud who seems ts be an sifshoot ot the Oakland doom sealers. arrived st Bsmble Bee few days since. and ooui- raeaceS to preach the annihilation of &il :h ngs terrestrial, claiming to have e direct revelation on ahe subject. Alter remaining there two days. Mir. Snyder concluded that he would be Better oE confined in the insane asy- .ana, and accordingly sent him to Prescett yesterday for examination as 10 ms sanity.
 Mrs. B. B. Halsey. yesterday. re- eeivea cshlegram from her father, Col. \ S. Robinson, informing her of the lstter's departure from England. as neoE, on the new steamer Majestic. If ss understood that during his absence Col. Robinson hss censummated the ssls of the Temescsl tin mines in San Berasrdine county, California, and wili sa his arrival commence working them on sn extensive scale. Dr. and 2rs g. B. Hslsey expect to soon leave lsr the seove camp, where the former will be engaged as physician and suT- eeen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Blacksmith and Wood
 z IF . R

---. 1 have On hand 3 Large Lot of. wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming here for Goods or to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at rea- sonable rates.
 Have on hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are in good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these we have Bucx- boards. Any party needing 8 wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them. l am here to sell you goods and treat you squarely.
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our specialattention.
 am not so situated as to do credit business, as I have & large amount ot capital tied up in property here and elsewhere. therefore l am compelled to do a cash business in order to turn my money often.
 l would take this opportunity to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season, and would asK them to give me . share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch have in stock. All my goods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this in inner. 1 pay, no rent or city taxes, hire very lit- tie help; therefore there Is no house Tn Arizona that 1 allow to underseli me. and those who first patronized me find 1t te their interest to cal! on ma..-
 [. II. WIThERELL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
The Elite restaurant has already l

The Elite restaurant has already be- come very popular with the public. Its accommodations are excellent, while for polite service it cannot be ex- celled. There is nothing that can be procured in the market to please the palate of the most isstidious epicure, that is moi supplied on the table.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
auck,en.. Arric, sn,ve.

The best salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or ue pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect sstis- faction or money refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale by W. w. Ross, st the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
The cnautauauans

The Prescott Chautsuqua Reading Club net st tse residence of Mrs. Reb- stock. The meeting was called to CT der by the vice president. The qusfa- tions at soll-eall were from Nathaniel Hawthorne. Mrs. Rebstoek gave x sketch u the life of Hawthorne Mrs. Lew read an article from the Chautzu- 4uan, What eur College Women are Doing" Mrs. Culver read an scconns sf the method of choosing the Pope. Mrs. Pearson read numerous sketch depict ing the trials of young poet. The questions were on Latin literature, and on 'The National Aids to Educa- tion." from the Chautauquan. Ad- iournei to meet next Wednesday, June 4th, at the residence Of Mrs. G. J. Rockwell.
 K. c. Powers delivered the memorial dav add~asa in phanfv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
SIT Knights. Atsen,loni

A special meeting wlll be held Thurs day evening, June 9th, to confer the Third degree. Soiourning brothers in goed standing are invited to attend. By srder of CHAs. H. AYERS, c. c.
 W. K. LASDGRKBE, K. of R. < s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Eastern Star locgs.

Geldea Rule Chapter, No. 1, Order Of the Eastern Star will hold regular -eeting on Thursday evening, June 5th. All members are requested to at tend. E. MARTIN, W. N.
 AgGIE S, BROWN. Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
California
4 Ptonees's Experience Tsth
 HOOd'a .yUrs0p0y-iyL<r.


 CT am pioneer in .his county, having ssn here 90 years Four years ago my iittls - Ellezy became blood poisoned by impure virassa vaccination. His arm swslies terribly, caustna great agony; physicians sa.d the arm must ns smputsted, and even then his reccve,y SosN be doubtful One day read about blood psst Ger, new to me. and was sgrp,sed to learn that was prepared by c. L Hood. with whom uss6 C % to school in chcisca- Vt I decided to hsvs my boy try Hoods sarsspsrilia and vas mseb eratifed when It seemed to help him Be con Hnued to grew better ss vs yxre him the sar.s parilla, and having used bottles ,s nov entirely erred- As Hoods sarssparills has accomplished such wonderful resslts. recommend 1t sil DO ably can" JKxoas M sIyxrER, Upper Lake LAke Co. Cal
 The City Treasurer ol Lowell. MSss.. says: "Tke above is from n, brother, whose signature recognised. lam ais< gisd 10 testify to the excellence cs Hoods aArs pariiis, and to ssy that c. 1. Hood { Co are con sidered one of the most reliable nryns iu Hss England" VAN B. slsIrxs, City rrsasanri Lowell. Nass
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by drssgisss q; six for sa Prepared oni, bye. HOOD & co. Apothccsries. Lowell. Mas
 100 poseo One Dollar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Aoslce tc Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children ,eething. It soothes the child, soitens the gums, alisys sll pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- srrhCsa, Twenty-6ye cents c bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
The World Enriched.

The facilities of tae pressed, day for the production Of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- ited, and when Syrup of Figs was frat produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy which is truly pleas ing and Teiresning to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, st any time and the better i. is known the more popular i: becomes.
 press Making and Millinery Store.
 Miss. NJ. Carr has opened new Dress Making and Millinery Store, one door north of the Post Office. She has on hand full stock of the very iates, styles O. all kinds of millinery goods. and invites the ladies to call and ex. smine her goods. m7ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Married.

BURT-CoLLIs-At Prescott Junction, by Rev. G. L. Pearson. May 3oth, Edwin Burt, of Prescott Ju notion, to Miss Hattie Collis, ot Princeton In diana.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Born

WILDsR-In Prescott, May 30th, to the wife of F. c. Wilder, daughter. rALsER-At Whipple, June lst, to the wife of Lieut.. George Palmer, 8 daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04

K. c. Powers delivered the memorial day address in Phenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Hardware
 Department

You vii! find good stock and all new and a splendid assort- ment. and bolts o'.,aIl sizes, and l have large lot ,-t' IF n fer the uses of ranchers. and smiths. also run In connection with my other business a large
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04

Hr. ead Mrs. Walter G. Bates are in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
PRINCETON WINNER AT LACROSSE.

Princeton. MAY - (speciall.- one "f the most h'er
esDg games Of Lacrosse that has ever he"a paved IN
Princeton was the game between Princeton ana JOINS
Hopkins this afternoon upon the university heI1 Inc
game was PLAYED i'm three half hour part ana Wa
anybodv's game 20 the close. Play began al 30
D H. and after the BAH had travcr,cd the ielh several
fines Riggs cot il and passed II to Phnzy VINO thir"
The first goal In four minutes The next goal Wa thrown
TO- Johns HOPKINS BY Fredcuwald twenty one
minutes later by bcautiful pas by T. Hfmlv'oh
Lanler, Of Johns Hopkins, threw thr thnd goal
few minutes later. making the score ~ III laN"
Of Johns Hopkins at the end Of the hr't thifN
minutes After ten minutes tine wa, called ana porn
teams began play with a determination 10 WIN Nt@'
twenty minutes hard play Poe go IN" bell ana pi'"
IL 20 Phnzy, aud he ~ Riggs, who threw bcsuIi"I
goal and tied tie .c0rs In the last half hour a
number of brilliant plays were made b. both SIDES.
Thirty seconds before time called RIGS baton
the ball. which stopped about SIX inches behihd
the posts and returned 10 the field. The goal WA
considered doubtful, but the referee finally decided WIN
the umpire that II goal. This decided the game
for Princeton by three goal, 10 two Tor Johns liopN5
The best playing done fOf John. Il4pkiuo bN l.
Symngton Cone and Laulcr, for Princeton by Graham
Poe and riggs. The referee Cyrus q. Miller, oil
the New YORK Athletic Club.
Tie freshman lacrosse team scored their first victory
this afternoon by defeating the LaWrcnccvlr Twelve
by the score Of = ~ l. The game PLAYED IN TWO
halves Of thirty and twenty inmates each. TIC
goals for Princeton thrown bN stcarns and NC
Alpin: for Lawsenccyille by Norton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

Perfection in Cookery.

No agency has assisted SO much toward perfection
in cookery as the Royal Baking Powder Perfection in
cookery demands the best methods and the purest and
most effective articles to work with Cream of tartar
and soda or saeratus and milk could never be used
in the proportions required to raise proper food
hence when depending upon them the cook frequently
found her bread cake biscuit pastry heavy bitter
yellow or with Jumps of soda that set the teeth on edge
She of an article that perfect the
taste much less one that pure, for the cream of
tartar and soda purchased at the shops always con-
tanned lime and we're frequently adultcrated with alum
In the ROYAL Baking Powder the lcavcnng agencies
exist proportions that chemically accurate so that
after there are of the ingredients left in the food
All its parts are absolutely pure hence there be no
impurities or deeterous substances impaired to the
finished product 1t is of the highest and always cx-
actly the same eavening power and its strength
deteroratcs with age therefore the effect always
is produced by given quantity the lghtest food is in
sured and there never doubt of its effectiveness
matter what its age When used directed the Royal
Baking Powder fails to produce pure, wholesome
and paatable food while it is economical than
cream Of tartar and soda, milk and saleratus and
in all ways superior to yeast
The Royal Baking Powder is indispensable to prog
ress in cookery to comfort and convenience in the cult
nary work of the household and the production of the
most perfect and wholesome bread and pastry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
rs usYoRr Of TIE Rev. r7HAy ossoRy.

BID lcton. y. j.. MAJ l. Special Tie cornrr-tonc
Of the osborn Memorial Church NJ C~'ierve wa
laid thi, afternoon with imposing ceremonies. Ethan
Osborn Thompson ~ Phladc phin gave this beautiful
church 10 the people Of hi- native village u com
ncfnorhlion Of ms illustrOus grandfather thc Ecv.
Ethan Osborn, who died In Ir5r IN the iOOth wear
Of BIZ age 1ud after preaching Tor fNv I've uiNr
Kcau Boo that Village During MI, remarkable ps -
tOratr he preached IOIGi ,criupns married 200
couples, and preached loo funeral Sermon. Tie
corner t1nc contained tic Irc.btt terrain Ctuir book
aud valuable historic date IN" Old cur
aud pastors during the last century AMI r STONE
va scaled hy llttI" Emma ptbori thompson, tie
Ihr vlllalrr~ ard mans CIcn- from thu rouutN tools
IN active interest IL m" ceremonies that Viii give 10
Ccdar,illc the handsome church f0i mauf miles
around. Among ~" prominent speaker were Or.
John Patton. ~ Philadelphia. and br Henry Reeves
and tlc Rev : " Beach. from thi, city. rhe 'luroh
cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

oOstinatey declined 20 return 10 Frame and lead hi
troop, to the polls The anti Republican con
sPirators understood that Eouni gers sword was nos
~ well tempered steel. and b, abandoned. t>i hN
The Nuuarclst> and then hy the mpr1Ili-t.. For "a
While hi committee includcd Republican POLITICIANS
Ike Nalu"t. the hump. a. hc senator. ihih"r 81
the French Divorce law. lasueiTc. 70 former t!"rcsa
ind now So allied Radical Deputy IN The Chamber
Laur and Lai-ant. all who opposed the present.
Republic. which Ind not made them Ministers ~ TINS
or o' That Department. Rut 'hc@" men finally quar-
relied Violently between thcm.cves aud with Their
~ bor~ that NdQHa. LalucrIc and others resigned
their seats In the Houlaugi-t Committee V!lcn lad
THEREAFTER nut a nominal existence. bOnlHnscr doe,
not display. consequently. great -t'ncism when ne
declares that he VII dispense hereafter with the
at S.5tance of 4 COmmitte" which ha, NOR" lio
than ghost has. A. 10 his fniur" cnmpsgns against
the French Republic. Euulangcr i too fond ~
quiet and good living IN tax tine trouble 80 preparing
any. u" Will rest peacefully ~ hi villa 81 -
brrladc. IN the Island 81 Jersey. which be never
the Island ~ Eiha. mon who Ind neither
Rivol Au-|Tliu and who I'D not dsr". hNc
Bonaparte on M fc'uru from Egypt. 70 rcappear IN
MS country and face hl. cncmc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE PRODUCTS OF NATURE
CANNOT RE INITIATED.

IN, n,tira rof.-. ou ar opposed n'-trl- am ~tN
90 but with o. accord they h"a-tlA indor'' NatIr'
lemedio- rhoF'> ar f." phy'ican> IN America 'o'''
who Do rcco- mend thrr pItrnt> 10 20 {" ''-h'd
o. II ~. i- ir.uo-.ib' take the genuine 'ar-han
salt. far my .tc,,,h or liver ttouh. The remarkab"
crt ~ this SAT- whh IL produced nv th' 'lA ol ''r'
bad by III" evaporation of thr carlsbad NprudH water.
has been known To M" civilized world Tor T"I' tn"h Nv"
,tlrr. II ha, achieved u. uhapIroarhed reputation,
and retain. who'll, on IT, u"r''. ~ j" y A'ii,'
remedy which il rrdW "nr''iNr IN MI ds""'I ~, ~
,rh ,,r and ,idu,y> habi'ual con- patton goutN
and Pneumatic rtioiA- u B, without 'qua i'' @Nf"
-, oht.ln ia, c,nuin, article. wh'h ha~ tho seal Of ~"
Clt, II Carlsbad aud IA" -i'na'ur' Il" "I~h' M'hd"i
- Sol. ,ccnt- u Bir,lIy.~t y. ~, Oh 10" I'r K
=, o,crv hottie and outo.d cartoon. Write for
u1uuhlc'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
Az ATHLETIC cLrB's TR1AxrRgR RESIGNS

r.. y Roger. trrasurcr 81 ihe New York Athletic
Club, has pard his resignation in IN" hands - The
board Of governors. 4 meeting called for FRIDAY
afternoon 10 take action upon II. but a quorum vas
not present the matter WI lad over. -pecial
meeting Of The governors viii prl-,ahly be- held 30
morrow and 1t likely that the re- i.uation VIII be
disposed Of AZ that time. There is 70 doubt that u
viii be accepted. II 10 generally understood tuat Nr
Rogers prompted 20 resign hy tl~ opposition d.,
PLAYED Ia hi election lat fall. and the INCLINATION
rrrign thu account intensified by his d.-atI,
faction with the assistants who had beer furnished him
treasurer The pcr-or NOS prominently mentioned
succeed HIM j. George ". Hard. tie prc-idcHi Il
the Chatham Nau0pal Bank. who rli 'or thc once
The " members ticket AZ The la<f election.
Traycrs Island IL" cOurtfT home u the club. wts
opened for the season yes'.-dAN AID larg" number
Il MEMBER went Oit 80 that delightful pot band
Of music IN attondan.". sld baseball game.
matches and rowing exhibitions Caf" The vicinity
Of TIC club house aIllnaed Appearance