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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21
Resoluiion of fThanks.

HEADQUARTERS NEGLEY PosT No l,
 - DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, G. A. R.
 TUCsoE Ariz, June 14th, 1890. GENERAL ORDERS, No. , The mem bers of Negley Post G. A. R. at it's first regular meeting after Memorial Day, desire to express their profound grati- fcation at tue successful and highly creditable manner in which the exer- cises of Memorial Day were performed. They desire to return their sincesv thanks 10 all who assisted OF that oc, casion in the solemn "festival of inc dead" They desire especially to re. lgrp thanks to Oomfade Geo. w. Brown and the ladies of Florence fol flowers contributed by them to deco. rate the graves Of our deceased Comrades. Hy order of
 RoBT. FRASER, Commander.
 ARTHUR BoR12S, kdjutant.
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w. C. SMITH & co.
Card From Dr. Hurley.

EDITOR ENTERPRISE You will eX- cuse my appearance again on the possibility of the act of Oct. 2, 1888, being repealed by the act approved March 9, 1889. That MT. Lighthizer could not find in the sessIon acts, 1 will state for the benefit of THE EN TFRPRIsE readers that l presume they can get copy of the act referred to by applying to the Public Printer, Washington, D. C., where l got my copy the same day it was approved. l do not feel called upon to reply to Mir Lighthizer's verbose communi- cation further than to say that I did not either say or imply that either the Hon. Attorney-General Miller or the Hon. Secretary of the Interior Noble had not common sense, that he asserted had insinuated as much. never had the acquaintance of MT. Lighthizer, but judging from the say age way he writes, would consider the matter we'll before I asserted he had not common sense. In conclu- sion I will state that it has always been mystery in my mind how some limbs of the law could talk of the technicalities of the "legal rules of practice" and yet possess so little of the common sense rules that govern every day business.
 Respectfully yours.
 J. M. HURLEY. 1 FLORENCE, A. T. June 16, 1890.
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COMMENCEMENT
The Exercises by the Pupils of St. Jo- seph's Academy---A Full House and Creditab1e Enter
 tainment.

Agreeable to the announcement the commencement exercises of St. Jo seph's Academy of Florence, were held at the Court House on Tuesday eve ming The court room was densely crowded with people at an early hour and even standing room was not to be had later on.
 The exercises as noted in the pro gramme were all conducted in high ly credltable manner and exhibited the careful training given the pupils by the Sisters in charge of the acad- emy. The entertainment was we'll appreciated by the public and has elicited a great deal of favorable com ment. The following is the
 PROGRAMME:
 q Stand at Memory's Gollen Shore" Webster-Misses L. Miller, B. Miller, J. Tapia, NJ. Collingwood. Accom-
 panist Miss M. Cullen. Salutatory, ,.......M Miss NJ. Wheat. Le Tuirbillou, Tito Mattier Opera g. Misses NJ. Cullen and M. Lanoue. Valse ......... Aug. Dorend
 Miss V. Power.
 Wealth and Wisdom ..... Drama.
 DRAMATIs PERsoNE: Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom, Miss M.
 Sweeney.
 Goddess of Wealth and Pleasure, Miss
 N. Michea.
 Mrs. Holmes Miss M Collingwood. Hattie and Junima, daughters of Mrs. Holmes, Misses L. Sweeney and L.
 Turner.
 Mrs. Firehy, ........ Miss l.. Miller. Mrs. Foster, an invalid, Miss B. Miller Dr. Steubenhoffensteiner, Miss Mary Wheat.
 Mrs. Goodwin, a visitor, Miss J. Tapia Libbie and Susie, school girls, Miss R
 Robles and Miss R. Santa Cruz. Jane, servant, Miss c. Linsey
 SCENE FIRsT--AT MRS HOLMES. Waco Waltz .........C. T. Sisson Misses NJ. Sweeney and NJ. Wheat. Whipporwill Echo Song, G. Grobt
 Opera 1881, Miss NJ. Lanoue
 SCENE sECoND-AT MRS HOLMES. Happy Home March, Pierre Latoue Master C. Rittenhou Trio Palermo Quadrilles, Misses M { Cullen, Lanoue, Sweeney. Grand Concert Variations, Jean Paul Misses V. Power and NJ. Lanoue.
 SCENE THIRD-AT MRS FIREFLY's. Martha, ............... 5. Smith
 Miss NJ. Lanoue.
 Old Black Joe, .. Miss NJ. Ceiling wood. Accompanist, Miss NJ Lanoue La Chatelaine Miss M Sweeney SCENE FoURTH-AT MRS FIREFLY's Marche Trimphale, ..-....... Pupils
 Accompanies Miss M Cullen.
 SCENE FIFTH-AT MRS. FOSTERS Skylark Polka, ...... Chas. Dreyel Misses M. Cullen and NJ. Lanoue. Maryland, My Maryland, - Pupils Aecompanist Miss NJ Cullen. Valse Brilliante, J. Loybach Op. % Miss M Cullen. Accompanist, Miss NJ Cullen. , Marching Through Georgia, Dresslel , Misses NJ. Cullen and NJ. Lanoue. Operetta, Fairy Grotto, in four act!
 CHARACTERS: Fairy Queen Miss M CollingwooC Band of Fairies, several small children Puck .............. Miss J. Angult Village Children, ......'...... Pupill Peter Grim, ...... Miss NJ. Whea Carl, ............, Miss l.. Sweenel Anna, .,......... Miss c. Angul( Maria, (widow) .- Miss l.. Mile Tableau.
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Tempe Items.

COrr- 9OeD1X OaZeICe-
 William Frue one of our prominent stockmen was called east to Detroit Mich, by the reason of the death of his grandmother. He left this morning and will remain away about two weeks. We will be glad to welcome him back.
 R. M Robertson the competent book-keeper for c. T. Hayden, is building a residence. When complet- ed, which will. be in short time, Mir. R. will have one of the best houses in town He expects to move into 1t in few days
 Ben Goldman is the beau ideal of a business man, always looks and acts happy and contented and never com plans of poor business and dull times. Ben rides and drives the best horses in town and is the target for more bright eyes than any Adonis among us may his shadow never grow less.
 In spite of the Republican i. remains that the wagon road from Tempe to Phenix, crossing at the Tempe ford, is the main thoroughfare for Tempe and Mesa people going to Phenix and is not only worth repair ing and putting in order but should be attended to at once The Tempe ford is the best and safest ford on the river, entirely free from quicksand which abounds at both of the other lords, and the water during the fording sea son is never deeper than at Gray's or ' i has the Organ" to this locality any way?
 Prof. H. B. Farmer will bring suit within few days in the District Court against the Board of Education of the Territorial Normal school, for 1 5000. This sum represents the amount alleged due him for last year s salary as principal of the Normal school.-Republican
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A Irrigation Saver.

A simple plan for economizing water has been tried by c. A. Massie, who lives mile or more west of town. He fills the ditches and covers the ground with old alfalfa. This renders irrigation necessary only one half as frequently as otherwise. He tried the treatment on 9 orange trees, with grape cuttings on opposite sides of the trenches. His oranges have grown . foot or more since planting last spring, Seedless Sultana cuttings, put out at the same time, now have three or more large punches of grap - ssHl there is a foot deep in adobk aaal- der the hay remains moist ka ssts t There is no baking and cradA r Massie thinks his water =1H a success.-Pbenix Herald.
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Preaching at the Court House at 8 o'clock Sabbath evening. If the wind is strong, services within-if calm, out of doors. The Parson sSys that his services are free 10 visit the. sick and bury the des1 f frends are unable to pay, and if marriage ceremony is 4esired he will accept S2 to- pay fcr recording the certificate, and what. ever more rom peFsens living in towa, can afford,
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The huge pump and lot of water pipe for the J. D. Reymert mining company, went up to Queen Creek this week, all of which will be placed in position as soon as possible
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Ed Lanoue has had a neat veranda built on the front of his main street residence now occupied by the Flor euce Canal Company as an office.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21
The Eru ofHypnotism.

Dr. Hammond of New York has had more experience with hypnotic patients than probably any other man ill the country.
 He is connected with Bellevue Hospital, aud for some months has been lecturing to his brother physi- clans for the purpose of Illustrating the wonderful curative powers of hyp- notism if correctly practiced in medi- cine and it's awful dangers if tempered with indiscriminately by irresponsible people
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Fruits at the Flor ence Bakery.
 Candies at the Florence Bakery.

Candies at the Florence Bakery.
 For several weeks St Clair & Pratt have devoted one of their show cases to the keeping of half dozen Gila monsters. The animals have been well fed and showed as much activity as such sluggish reptiles ever display. On Sunday the case was placed out of doors in the sunlight and after while the heat seemed to rouse them to won derful liveliness. They became furious and commenced a sharp engagement, attacking each other by biting the legs and tails. The contest was sharp and short But little apparent injury was inflicted, yet in the course of a , few hours all of the monsters died This seems to be further proof ol the deadliness of the poison which is elected at the time of the bite, since 10 one of the reptiles is sufficiently | injured to have died from the loss ol vital fluids, and all must have died from the poisonous effects of the bites alone.-Phenix Herald
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

The party who took a chair from the court room belonging to THE ENTER PRISE office, will confer a'favor by re- turning it.
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The first lot of ripe watermelons of the season were marketed here last Saturday by C. Giuliani, whose ranch is few miles east of town. They were large, fully ripe and of very sunerior onaliiV.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

IL. T. Walters, sub-contractor on the stage line between Florence and Globe, was in town this week, arrang- ing to put on his line of stages on July lst.
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F. 0. Kennedy and family came down from Globe this week and went to the Reymcrt camp, where Mir. Kenndy has accepted position.
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~ Notices have been posted calling q
 school election next Saturday.
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The Mesa farmers are bringing apri- cots to Florence by the wagon load and selling the fruit at prices rang ing from five to six cents per pound.
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BLUE FIRE.

Register your watcL so St. Claire < Pratt, Pheniy, A T., and. they will pay sA charges both ways, and repair same at Phenix prices. Prices and work guaranteed.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Considerable preparations are being made at the Silver King mill at Final for working over the old tailings, the recent run having demonstrated their value satisfactorily.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

The Westinghouse Company has some IS men working on the Ray copper property at Riversides, with a view of purchasing, if tue mine shows mn well
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

The weather is a shade warmer this week, with indications of approaching rain A light thunder shower passed into the mountains above Florence Q few dnvs ago.
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W. R. Stone and family left yesterday for California, where Mrs. Stone and children will pass the summer months. Mir Stone will return after a short visit to the Golden state.
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Miss Bean, of Tucson, is paying a visit to Mrs. w. E. Guild of this place.
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Ladies Jerseys 50 per cent below cost.
 WOOLEN AND COTTON DRESS GOODS in solid pattern color greys drabs browns stripes and checks All wool, cotton straight and wool and cotton mixed
 We this line and offer these goods at 25 SAN FRANo1soo
 This line of dress goods will be the Fall all the go the advance fashion sheets show them to be great
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HAZE No AI1sTAKE.-n you have made ur our mind to buy Hoods Garsaparilla do not be Induced to take any other. Hoods Sarsaparills 3 peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue oi it's reeuiiar combination, proportion and prera- ration, curative power superior to any ether article of the kind before the people, Fer all affections arising from impure blood CT low statf 9f the system it is unequalled. Be sure to gel 6oods.
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Selling Liquor to Indians.

Joseph Morgan was arrested at Casa. Grande, on charge of "selling liquor to an Indian under the charge of an Indian agent The case was heard by the U S. commissioner and the evidence was clear that the defendant had sold liquor to an Indian at Casa Grande on the day of his arrest. But the proof was also clear that the h. dian belonged to the Cocopah tribe, which lives in Lower California and Sonora, Mexico, and was not under the charge of any Indian agent or superintendent, and consequently un- der the law no of1ense was committed, as the law requires the Indian 10 whom the spirituous. liquor Is sold must be under the charge of an Indian agent or superintendent, and the de- fendant was discharged. It is quite plain that there is a palpable defect in the law If the Indian belongs to Mexico or is not under the charge of an Indian agent or superintendent, 1t seems 1t is TO offense to sell him H. quor as the law now stands.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Aparty of mining men went up 10 the Ray copper mine at Riverside on Wednesday, to inspect that promising property.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

St. Claire & Pratt, jewellers at Phe- nix will pay all charges of sending your watch to them for repairs. Try them, they guarantee satisfaction.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Last Wednesday it rained heavily on the ranges near Benson.
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Judge Kibbey did a neat and man ly thing yesterday, when he telegraph ed President Harrison the absolute necessity of signing the subsidy bil's The telegram will do much 10 win him the good opinion of the citizens of this valley.-Phenix Gazette.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Louisiana Lottery tickets; Mexican Lottery Tickets and the best cigars in the world, may be had of $. H. Drach- man, Tucson. All are warranted to draw.
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A PECULIAR INSTANCE.

On one occa sion, said Dr Ham, mond, 1 explained to an audience of medical men the evil that can be done through hypnotism if criminally ap- piled. l placed man in a hypnotic trance, and when he was fully under the influence I pointed out certain man in the audience and told the sub ietc that that man had killed his mother. l folded up a newspaper and told him that it was a dagger and to go and kill the murderer of his mother.
 Catching the newspaper in his right hands began to creep stealthily about the room.
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Guy Herr, the manipulator of THE ENTERPRISE job press, got three fin gers ti the left hand caught by the impression last Saturday, and received a very painful wound, but fortunately hroke DO hOnes
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Lessons in elocution, including the Delsarte system of physical expression, will be given by Miss Warren. Cor aer Fourth and Bailey Street.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

P.B. McCabc of Globe. was in town last week
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

A splendid lot of toilet soaps, the best ever brought to Florence, just re- eeiyed at Weedin's drug store.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

National Horse Eminent at Weed dinss. Warranted to cure barbed wire cuts.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

LITLTE Rock, Ark, June 18.-The Democratic State convention last night nominated for Governor, James P. Eagle; Secretary of the State, B. B. Schisin Auditor, W, s. Dunlop; At torney- General, w E. Atkinson; !; Superintendent Of the Public Instruc- tion, J. H. Shinn; Treasurer, R. B. Morrow; Land Commissioner, c. B. Meyers; Commissioner of Agriculture, NJ. F. Slack.
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HUNDREDs PREsItNI

There were hundreds of men in the place, but he only saw the one 1 had pointed out as the murderer. He stole around to the. rear of the room, keeping close to the wall, When behind the man he began to ap- proach on his hands and knees until he got within a foot of his victim. Then he jumped up and very furious ly upon the man, jabbing the news paper against his back and neck a dozen times. When he thought he had killed him he showed all the nervousness and excitement of Q criminal fresh from murder.
 He crept back 10 me and I told him to keep still. Like every one in a hypnotic state he obeyed. Three minutes afterward I reused him out of the trance, and he did not remem- Der bit of what had occurred.
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J. $. Branaman and wife and Mrs. W. A. Latin (Mrs. Branaman's moth er), have been in town this week. Mrs. Branaman, who was quite ill, Is so rapidly improving under Dr. Adler's professional care that she will prob ably return to her home at Dudley vile to-day or tomorrow.
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A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Co.'S. Call and see the new goods.
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CoIored Fires.

For the benefit of those who may wish to celebrate the Birthday of our country" the following is copied from the Western Druggist
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Call at Wildman & Co, for fresh butter from the Holstein and Jersey Dairy
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The Lemon Hotel at Phenix is con ducted by Mrs. s. C.. Drew, who in vites all her friends to call when in Phenix
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Mrs. K. Mckenzie has taken the Fryer Hotel at Casa Grande and has placed everything in frst-class shape for guests. Rates very reasonable
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

If you want dry goods of any kind at bedrock prices, call at Wildman & Co 's
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Colonel Cole Saunders the owner of that valuable property the Mohawk ranch, and who Is one of the largest holders in the rich Mammoth mine, spent few days in town this week, leaving for San Francisco on Wednes- day, from which city he will go to New York and thence to London on business connected with his valuable enterprises Sentinel
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Have you seen those beautiful ar tificial flowers at HAWLEY's.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

The Earthquake spoken of in a recent advertisement of the J. D. Rit- tenhouse estate, has come, as will he seen by the big advertisement else where. Now is the time to save money by making your purchases while the bottom is out of high prices.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

G R. Williscraft, proprietor of the Phenix Iron works, paid a visit to Pinal and Reymert this week and spent a few hours in Florence on Thursday, on his return trip. This foundry is prepared to furnish dies and shoes for quartz mills at prices considerably below the San Francisco rates
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All the latest shapes in ladies' hats at HAwLEY's,
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Dry Goods Department.

To the ladies of Florence and Pna County in General In the lines of goods used by you prepared ill fact FORGED, to give you EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
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A Weiflenbach of Los Angeles, the contractor for the iron work on the new court house, has brought his tools and machinery % Florence and IS making up the galvanized iron or namental work at this place. MT. Weihenbach is frst-class workman and upon completion of his present contract he may conclude to settle in manufacture of galvanized iron goods, more especially building materials
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Crockery and queensware of all kinds just received at Wildman &Co.'s.
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The drug store soda fountain is in operation and supplies delightful beverage for the thirsty.
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Wanfed.
The boss and cheapest, made HNHHF\\ of choice leather, hand sew lIhliifLUU ed. Saddles of all kinds
 F.J. VAllESCUSA, Tucson, Ariz.
Notice.

NOtTCN.
 FLORENCE, Arizona, Jan 16th The Assessment Roll of Pinal County and School District No. l, for the year 1890, have been placed in my hands and are now open for inspection. The Board of Supervisors will meet as Board of Equalization on July lst, and will continue in session until they have equalized the assessment
 WM E, GUILD, Clerk of Board.
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Best and cheapest cigars to suit everybody, at the Florence Bakery
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

A big line of over shirts, just opened up at HAWLEY $.
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Fine line of woolen overshirts mark ed very low at Wildman & Co.'s.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

A miniature cyclone danced merri- ly across the country few nights ago, taking it's line of march directly over the turbine windmill on Moreau's 8 stock ranch and playlully tore the huge metal fans to pieces and twisted the stout iron framework of that motor into fantastic shapes. No other damage was done by the swift and solitary visitant.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Just received from New York an elegant line of emhroideries at HAw- TEY'c
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Two sharp shocks of earthquake struck cousternation in the hearts of the wicked at Yuma, at 3:0l p. m. Tuesday The movement was from east to west and was severe enough to break several window glasses in the western part of the village no other damage was reported-Sentinel.
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Bar Silver SI.Olt
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Nearly all the members of Picket Post Lodge No 9. A. o. U. w., having left Pinal for other spheres of action, the few who remain have about con cludcd to surrender the charter and unite with Florence Lodge No. 4. The closing down of the Silver King mill has nearly depopulaled Pinal and all it's oldtime activity has de- parted.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21

Charles MacRitchie, one of the builders of the new reservoir of the Florence Canal Company, having completed his contract, took his de- parture for Chicago on Thursday, in which city he resides when at home His work at the reservoir was well and satisfactorily done and it is hoped that when the great storage reservoir dam at the Buttes is built that Mir. Mac Ritchie will have another oportunity to display the quality of substantial work for which he ia instlY iamed.
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On account of the calomel, this must not be burnt indoors.
 YELLOW FIRE.
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Evaporation Sos. a,
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FLORENCE, A. T. June Is, 1890.

H. Buehman, the photographer, arrived from Globe Thursday and left for his home in Tucson yesterday.
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Weekly weather Report.

The following are the extremes of tempera Inrn dnrinn Inc Merk cnding ThursdaV June |.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF

! I hereby announce myself as an independent candidate for Sheriff of Final County, subject to the will of the voters. When say Independent I mean that no influence can control me and that if elected will devote my whole time and attention to a faithful and honest discharge of the duties of the office in the interest of the whole people, and no individual corporate influence will have any effect with me,
 Yours respectfully,
 LUKE SMITH.