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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Wednesdays Edition.

The Mountain City Drug Store is now always open for bushes. a2tf
 Last nights frost probably cooked
 the fruit crop et this section.
 1 Fer "that tired feeling" use Iron
 Tonic Bitters from the Mountain City
 Drug sssre. a2tf l Frank Neador refuses to surrender
 ths books of the auditors office to Au-
 ditor Hughes.
 1 4 pretty home ior dollar. Use
 Diamond Dyes, for sale at the hsun.
 tain City Drug Store. a2ti
 st. Claire * Pratt, Phenix, pay all
 expressage CT postage or witches sent
 to them for repairs. ml9wtf | Achers of Corss cured by Acorn
 salve. Only i5c., by mail zoe, from
 Mountain City Drug stere. a2d St. Claire < Pratt, jewellers. Phenix, guarantee work aud prices. Send them your watch, and they will pay all post 1 age. mlswtf Miners and Rsnohers--send your srders for drugs to Mountain City Drug Store. careful attention and very lowest prices. a9n F. W. Bloom, representing the Die bold Safe and Lock company. of Can ton, ohio, is ia tsWn, and reports number of sales of safes.
 A redeo meeting for Williamson val. ley will be held at the ranch of s. P. Bshsn, OF Tuesday, April sth. All parties interested are requested tp at tend in person or send representa- tive. i'd
 Martin Lewis yesterday closed a trade with Fred Ssttes io1 mining property in Hassaysmpa district, for l si0,oeo. MT. Lewis represents Colo l rado capitalists. The mines are free geld lodges.
 Dewit. SscoHien have opened a sta ton at the old "Pins Tree" house, on Lynx creek, six miles from tewn. IL IS l near the site of the proposed LyHx creek dam, and is pleasant drive from 1 Prescott. Cool, refreshing beer, and l all other accommodation usually isund l st roadside stations, always to be found | there. Give them call. a2tf
 At regular meeting oi the eToughs" l Hose Cs., held last night, the following | officers were elected for the ensuing year Fred. c. Brscht, president and 1 foreman; ". J. Mulvenon, vice -presi- dent; J. N. Redenburs, secretary: 1 F. ". French, treasurer; Peter Olsen, list. assistant foreman; t. ". French, 2s assistant foreman.
 Thos. Carter, a prominent resident cl | Walnut Grove, while riding the range | os Arastra creek, recently, discovered a 1! bee tree, iR which was stored an ini- 1 mense amount es honey. Securing | help, the tree was ie,led and, after a 1 severe battle with the busy little insects, procured about one half the honey, 500 l pounds. Returning at night, he alse | transported the bees to his home, the ] weight of them being l03 pounds, and ! which required the services of a pack horse to carry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
creok Memorlal sery,ces.

The officers and troops of WhiPple Barracks, all territorial, county and city oiiicials, and citizens generally, ladies and gentlemen oi Prescott and vicinity, are respectfully iaviLed te att tend the memorial services, in the court house. on Thursday evening without further nstice The Ninth Infantry band from Whippie will b. present and furnish music, while there will also be good vocal music. Hon. T. J. Batter will pronounce the eulogy on the deceased here and friend o Arizona. Every body should at end.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
LOCAL NOTES
FRsN THURSDAYS DAilY.

FRsN THURSDAYS DAiLY.
 Tee Iornaed again last night.
 Misses CSsa sAS Georgia Weaver ar, visiting iu Fhenix.
 The county hospital contains te, patients.
 Hot snd cold 5sths at tue Palace barber shep.
 ". K. ThroAe is building a new aouse in West Prescott.
 aPard" Fierce and Ed. Wsgoner are pp irsRa Walnut Grove.
 The new eating hosse st Prescott, Juncticn will bs completed in ahoa, 2 week.
 [. J. RicharSseR, brother oI ". T. Richardson, left fer the east this after noon.
 Peter Marx has filed his stock brand for record. Eis range is at Walnut creek.
 K. BarTsis, sf 3innehaha, is ia town purchasing supplies and circulating amOng his numerous friends.
 ?. ". Fritshett has taken contract ts put the old Nee Her residence in re- pair, and has commenced work On it. IL. Fisher will shortly enlarge his store building, by extending it through to the alley, ,he entire width of the front.
 Mechanics are at work putting the cid Cabinet saloon building in 7epair, lsE Nessrs. Freeze < BelcAer, who will shortly open new saloon in 1t. They propose t@ have the finest bar in the southwest.
 Arrangements are being made fer kciding memorial services, H. homer of Seae-si Crock, next week. The mili- ga and fremen will ss asked to par ticipsse, and the whipplo band will be secured for. the occasien.
 Deeds; transferring title to lets 1 and ,, klock l9. Prescott. from the Prescott Land and Improvement Company to Diamond JO Reynelds, have been fled for record. Tho consideration wss $2,0oo.
 The law providing fer the removal by thG goYerner of officers ei counties and also territorial had been ia existence ID Arizona for. 20 years. st the time it was repealed March le. lSS7-sst three years ago. .URder.it Governor Zulick rssaored the insane. asylum censsis- sisners. The law Can be found in the compiled laws Of Arizona, 1887, page iT5 chapter l3. Tse.ls vas approved Nov. '. 1866 and l0ok eject Jan. l, 1867. sraith S Goodrich Ee believe tOek the case es the governor wken he sought 10 remove the asylum commissioners. The 5ih is netsiug new to Ariz@Hs and Fnhen- it is properly understood will cors aend itseE to inc people.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
what the panars Say.

The Phenix Gazette, democratic, doe not like the opinion in the mandamus case, and abuses the judges roundb for daring to reader it after clamerine for months fer the republicans to take their cases into court
 The Star, also deuecratic. says "The opinion of tue court is clear. it is sustained by precedents. Itsp- pears to be based not only upon good law, but upon sound practical sense, public policy aRa in the best interests of the Territory at large"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
TnuRsp.Y. March 27l


 Board met st 10 o'clock, pursuant tC adjournment. Present full board and clerk.
 Assessment of $. A. Willard < Co was ordered stricken from the selin. quent tax roll for 1889 Nj. H. Ryan appeared relative .o ths condition of the Peck road Consider. ation oI same was laid over for iurthe, information.
 Flagstaff Iail property WAS offered for sale, as advertised. But one bidde, appearing. tho sale was postponed un- til April 2lst. 1890.
 Board Adjourned until Friday. the 2Sth at ' o'clock.
 'FsIDAY, March sS
 Board met March 2s,k, pursuant to adjournment. Present full board and clerk.
 Petition and letter asking for jivi- sisn of road district number 6, for ihe establishment of new district, and for the appointment of J II. Cordea eve . seer, were re Id and laid over for report of oyerseer of said district No. 6.
 Petition praying fer the formation Of q new read district in Central Verde, and for the appointment of W. E Will Der overseer, was read and indefinitely postponed.
 Petition. requesting the appointment oi c. A. Denny as oYerseer Of read dis trict number 3, was read and indef- nite;y postponed.
 Bsarti adisarned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
sraano,t .unntion Items

Prescott Junction, March 27.-I From our regular correspondent. l--No mail ircm the east. sand storm between Winslow and Williams. The train is expected to get through by s o'clock this a. m.
 The new eating house is about oem- plcted. Thele are no prospects for a division station at present. The eating house is being built for the aocommo- dstion Of delayed passenger trains and the freight train crews.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
$500 Rowsrd.

The above reward will be paid hy thC undersigned for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persoas who set fire to the Standard mill on Graom creek, on the merniag Of aarch 26th [Siguedl Wa. MONTGOMERY, Jr. We. the undersigned are not 90 likersl sas NIT. Montgomery. but We will pay him S5e if he will tell us which enc of the company te go to te get our time checks cashed--proyided ws get the cash.
 c. W. FoRn, aiu Wv. DULgN. Prescott, April l, 1890
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
FROM TuEsDAY's DAILY.

Collectors were busy teddy. Railrosd tickets bought snd sold a X. Aitken's. Mrs Chss. A. Girdler will leave in ,
 few days, for visit east.
 Dr. Gee. Thernton and his son, Hon Geo r. ThorntSs, are in town.
 Jesegh r. Dillon has been appointed deputy sheriff and deputy assessor.
 During his visit to Los Angeles, Jshr
 Duke purchased lG0, ,0o0 pounds of bar
 ley.
 Duke X Krel! have taken ap sl estray mule at their Tiger stable Sec description elsewhere
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aitken, who hes the agency Tor the same. in Prescott. A second edition of winter put in sn appearances last night, the ground be- ing covered with snsw this morning.
 James A. Guild onpletea a four. teen years residence in Arizona teddy, having arrived in Prescstt. April let, 1876.
 Mr. and Mrs Chas. 4. Girdler came ia yesterday from Toato basin, wsere the former Sent to examine mining property.
 Seligmsn has s justice of the ? esce, new. His name is wn. Wood. Re was appointed yesterday by the beard oi supervisors.
 W. II. Ashurst, enc et ths srigiasl locators of the Grand Canyon miRing claims, tells the Flagstaff Champion that Grand Canyon City will eutvote any precinct in the county at the csns- ing election.
 Martin Lewis, the Colorado mining maR. who is visiting Prescott, was agreesbly surprised teddy, to meet his old-time friends, MT. azd Mrs. Chas. A. Girdler. Mr. Lewis is enc ot the oldest miners in the United States.
 Thousands of people have found in Hoods Ssrsspsrills positive euro for rheumatism. This medicine, hy iis purifying sctisn, neutralizss the acid fly of the blood, which is the cause of the disesse. and alss builds up and strengthens the whole body Give it trial.
 l.. l.. Burns, one oi ihe most useful members of the G. A. R, in Arizoaa, was busy this week collecting he de- tails O! service. death, etc, oi all the dead heroes in FlagstaH, so ss to pro cure for each headsteAs ts mark their resting places The head stones are furnished by the government through the adjutant general oi the territory, W. o. o'Neiil.-Chsmpien.
 Colonel James c. Hunt formerly ou of the most popular officers in tke Uni ted States army in Arizona died oa Sat urdsy March 29th, at Walnut Grove Colonel liant was at ono time iu cous- maRd oE Fort Apache, but has been in private life now for several years. Of late he kas been ia the etsploy st the Walnut GFsye Water Sioaage company. He leaves a wife and two children.
 4 Tucson telegram of recent date says: "Adyices from Bavispe, Sonora, state that official advices are that national troops came upon two renegade Apaches CD the 15le and exchanged shsts with them, Killing enc Of them. Other hsstiies same to tho rescue. but were driven to .o their stronghold, but were again to retire. The next day they were reinforced and charged the strsng aold, but the Indians had fled nsrth- ward, leaving large amount Of sup plies behind. They were followed by he troops. The Indians had 3 | horses and plenty of amm snisioa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
4 DISASTROUS BLAZE.
Flagssaff Again Visited by Fire
 List OY Losses.

Flagstaff, AriI. March 90 - Special .e JsuRsAL-,NrsKRl--A fire broke out at i:lO this morning, during high wind, in the .cosl-sil house oi c. h. Clarke general merchandise store, on saa Francisco St L., and spread rapidly to tho adjoining tws-stsry frame build
 ing on the south. itthen soes caught G. A. Bray's store. The flames went across the street and destroyed the eii- tire block. consisting ef thirteen frame buildings. The loss, as aear as can be estimated, is ss fellows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
sucklan,a Atnicn snixa.

ho rest sslye'!n iAs world fer Cuts, isesg ScresJ. u;cers, Bal: Rheum
 er sores, Chsppel Hands, Chilbisins, as, snd sl' Skin Eruption, and pesi-
 y csres Piles or 1e pay required, {. ,-1avantees ;. .o gjse perfect salis- loG or money getsuGed. Price 2. .s per box. For sale ty ". V. 3, st the C0raar Drag Stoce.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
'EeM FRfDAY's DAILY.

| EGA FRIDAYS 1DAiLg. Judge c. G, Y. French has left 9r California.
 Jsssph Can pbslIs s,.e ioliy .ne7chan, i Alexandra, Is in town.
 E. '. withereu has been quite i'll slaoe kis return from fac east. IN. Pipor wiI! connmeaee terra of ceooi st Groom Creek next Monday. 2. stahl commenced teddy to give he Somnar House sea, of fresh paint. Henry L, Wharton, ex-county re- 3rder of Maricops e0uaty. iz in town. Fresh invoice ss bill-heais. letter eads and other stationery isst received this office.
 Culver x Edwards teams pulled cut dag, loaded with lumber. for tAe osgress mize.
 Wood wasted at this ofFice. Parties 5Gg zs wood on subscription will esse make a note of this.
 Y. Y. Rsss is iR San Francisco. 1taor has it that when hs returns he B ba accompanied by Mrs. Ksss. A deed has been filed fsr record fron soaas ETlsg- ;o Martins Kelly, for sI 3 and !, block s, Pr esoott. for e0-
 1Aas. RyaIl. st ihe Verde valley. came yostsr day from narqua Hsla with horse wagon load si mining sns- Nsry. >'
 rsPer.y owners. seem is be taking ,7e interest than usual this spring in zirg improvements aud beautifyisg r places, =. ....=. ..~.
 gndge Abzer Wade ls f-zeing in his -snoh again. 4ince she destruction .he Walnut Greye dam. antis pre- ring 10 put ir 2 eFsI,..2.'
 Ernst io-say received < meer tsum pipe from Germany that was Eerly owned and smoked hy his aasather, over ! cen.ury ago.
 gassTs. Van BeureR and Br.die have a looking ever t!ie wreck Of the aa1 ereye WA,nr-stnrage com npanv, t3sa fenner hss about concluded to s.ld lhe dam, -. ~
 sily RaiTey, inc P. ( 4. C. ces- u-. says thai ahs track cs the At and Pacific railroad at Winslow c9yegaa with sand ;o a depth of :eet, oR the afth instant, the re- e and storm:
 Aile cutting banauss tram large Of this suseics: fruit. last oVsn- at AitkeR diEcereged native sI
 Sandwich Islahds s;iien nwsy .ug the clusters. Hs speedily dis he'd it, and now has t on exaibi- in his store, it heinz 2 very large
 centipede. -. =.
 aaly Sheriff Hickey discovered q samsn sm0king epinm the other lt in tue conrL itouxs hali. On se.
 4aesfjonsd, :, tAs Celestial stated
 ha bsd coma there for safety. as of h.s etnnTfpaaer, warted ,e xii!
 His talk: aaa actions convinced aicEoy shat. he was iusaae, and he
 hiI.a below =. ;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
$500 aaxsars.

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction oI the party or parties
 who set fire to the Standard mill on
 Groom creek, en the morning of March Seth. WM MONTGOMERY Jr. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Tho World Enriened.

The facilities of the presedt day for the production Of eqeryteing that will conduce te the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlia,- tied. and when Syrup of Figs was frs, produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as Il is the only remedy which Is truly plea
 ing and refresning te the taste and srempt and effectual te cleanse the system gently in the Spring time CT ir fact, at any time and the better it is known the more popular 1t becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Advice. to Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should always be ased for children teething. IL soothos the child, soitens
 the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di- arrhea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Cutjcura gese;vent

The new Blood aud Skip saTiaer and auF. est and best ot Humor Reu edIes. infer, si . ", and CTrICusA, the Great skin Cure. aud tr1ICUss SOAP. sn SxQat>tte Sklp beautinsr, externally. have cured thos s..r, ,5s of cases where tho sf odding Of sssIes nI sas- ured quart daily. the skin cracked bIa .s ing, burning and Itching almost beyond In. man endurance, hair ifeless or all qoae suffering terrible. What other remedies have n ade su cure 2
 Sold everywhere. Price, CCTiCuRA. sa.. SoAF. 2sc-, SESoLvESr, si. Prepared b. he foTTSk lRU0 AND CHEMICAL CoRperA. TioS. boston.
 as-Send for "HoS Co Cure Sktn Diseases r gt paSes, " Illustrations and lee jsEtia,outa,s llAkpLES, bisck-ncaas, Te,f. rough ,f,--s,--.1
 iUs aud oily skin prevented hy CUrlCrEA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
Blacksmith and Wood
- Fl c

.
 l have on hand a Large Lot of 1 wood material. and have in my
 employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona. Territory ! and parties coming here for 1 Goods or to have blacKsmithing
 or wood worK win have their
 worK done promptly and at rea- sonable rates.
 l wonld take this opportunity 1 to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season. and would asK them to give me a share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch have in stocK- All my goods Isuch as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this manner. I pay no rent or city taxes, hire very lit
 tle help; therefore there Is no house in Arizona. that I allow to undersell me, and those who first patronized me find 1t t.
 their interest to call on me. Have on hand Studebaxer Lumber Wagons. Some of them
 have been remodeled and are. .in
 good shape fer freigbting. These wagons will be sold away dewn. 1 Besides these We have. Buck. boards Any party needing a 1 wagon will never leave here with
 out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them.
 1 am here to sell you goods and
 treat you squarely. Goods ordered shipped oq cars
 receive our special sttentou.- am not so situated as to do
 a credit business, as l haS e .
 large amount of capital ted up
 in property here and elsewhere
 therefore l am compeltedto ao a
 cash business in order to turn
 my money often. ...=
 k. U. WIrHER Frl. .Is:-.:.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
important Annoanoem men,.

For fine Gold and Silver Watch Chains, fine Jewelry ef all descrir rtions, Clocks. Silserware. Spectacles, etc, go to Cleo. H Curry, wbe carries the laTg- est line of these goods in Arizona: Also Guns, Pistols, Csrtrii Ses and Sporting Goods
 Watch work, in all its branches we make a speciality of. Al! watch work guaranteed.
 We carefully attend ts ihe cutting and mounting oi all kinds of native specimens. GEO. Fl. CURRY, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02

onaly Sheriff Hickey discovered aamsa smoking 5epinn the other lt in tbe. conri itouSs hall. On be-
 questioned, ,= tAs Celestial stated ha bsd coma therA tor safety. as of h.s efpnL,paei, wanted se kill
 dis talk. and actions convinced Hicroy .hat. he was iu4aas. and he . hiF.s keiO9,c. c,'.-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
GRAND MASTER powpKRLY
IA his sssseA. FSs~Es ssssl kisas fsE
bstk ssxss

DESvEE, Colo, Nov. IA general
assembly of the Knights Of Labor, con
Sened IL annual sessson today Grand
Master Workman fowdsrly presiding.
over 200 delegates were present III.
PuNdeIly READ las annual address, 81
tie conclusion OF which the Assembly
adlOurned ull tomorrow morning
They purpose giving the Committee on
Credentials time 10 pre- pare Their Te-
ports Ia his address Nj. f0weerly re-
mindea the delegates that o1 tAe @oth
OF December, the organization val be
ln existence twenty se6rsi and
spoke al considerable length, concluding
bY strongly advocating fhe passage q =
law securing 70 hotA sexes equal rights.
lie favored the accep eplance 81 the lnsl-
tati0u ifrOm tie Farmers Alliance %
send delegates 10 tAeiT next conNen-
ton, and the cooperation Of the
kn ghts of Labor with tne various Ia J.
way organizations m the work oi Fed
Grafton. Tonight = mOnstr0us fecep-
ton viii be rendered the delegate.
Speeches vii be made be made by GOV.
Routt, Mayor Londoner and Others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
Marked Disapproval.

At the last meeting of the Grand
Rapids Travelling Mems Association,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted;
Whereas, A petition is in circulation
requesting that the rules of the boards
governing the L. B. A. Home and st.
Marks Hospital be so altered that any
patient may call IN any physician he
may desire; and
Whereas, The travelling men OF
Grand Rapids have furnished room
in each OF these hospitals, and are now
debarred the privileges for which they
furnish such rooms: therefore,
Resolved, That we, the travelling men
of Grand Rapids, do request that the
L. +. A. Home and st. Marks Hospital
be opened for the admission of any
patient, either in the private rooms or
wards, the privilege Of calling in any
physician he or she may wish.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
a TRIBUTE OF RESP Kcr.
Essslzgisas ~ ksspsst - ths nsA- sic
phea k4ilxEd-

The Kent County Bar ASSOCIATION
eonsensd IN TIE Circuit Court room
yesterday 70 take suitable acton re-
alive 70 TIE death OF Hon. stephen Bal
ard.
Edward Tsggart acted as Chairman,
2nd Harry Chase az seSfet&Fy
Remarks we're made ~ Judge
Holmes, Judge Burlsugamss Hon r
Uhl Nessrs John A. Fairfield, Edward
Isggart and Judge Bsrney hoyt- Hes
0iutioRs 0f respecs seEs adopted as tol-
lows
Waereas, After long, eyentfm and
usefui lie. the Hon. stephen III. Bal
laTd, wnO was for many years al atior-
ney and counselor IN zoe courts OF tnis
state, for four years assistant United
states District Attorney for the West
cru district OF Michigan, aud Tor two
years prosecuting attorney for Kent
county. died IN the city OF Grand hap-
IDS on the SIN day ot November, A. ID.
1890, aud
Whereas. We the members of the bar
of Kent county, desire 10 express our
respect for the character and life OF the
deceased, and our sympathy with bis
N-ACAft0 fanny @S"5 bAeAN~~~Nt ~
Il
Resolved, by the bar Of Kent county,
that by the death OF Hon. Stephen III.
Ballard, mas fallen one or the ableSt OF
attorneys and cOunselo,s, an advocate
VINO was generously endowed by
nature, friend whose truth never
failed, and whose charity tor others
was as broad as his acquaintance with
his fellow man.
That We mourn with his family his
sudden death, and feel that but for tue
hardship and suffering he experienced
while serving as a soldier IN behalf OF
the country during the war OF the
rebellion, he might have had many
years yet of life IN which TO have been
a comfort and tower OF strength TO his
wife and childred, and useful mem
Der of the profession. And be il
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
/ lutlons be spread upon the records OF
the circuit court of the United States
/ for the Western District OF Michigan
| the circuit court for the county OF
/ Kent, and the superior court of Grand
| Rapids; and that an engrossed copy
thereof, under the seal of the court, be
| delivered to his widow and children.
Judge Hoyt was appointed a commit
/ tee TO present the resolutions TO the
circuit court, John A. Fairfield to pre-
/ sent them 10 the superior court, and
Hon. Z. 5. Eggleston to present then
/ TO the United States court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
A WEARY TASK.
The County CanVassing board Is Discuss
ing Election Returns.

The County Csnvassing board Is Discuss
ing Election Returns.
The County Canvassing Board met
yesterday and settled down to the work
of csuvassing the returns Of the late
election. The board IA pretty we'll dis
Eusted with election work aud ad-
journsd st o'clock. The work will
occupy the greater part, If not ali of
today. The principal hitch IN the pro-
Ceedlngs will De the settlement OF the
vote for member Of the legislature be-
tween Fred A. Maynard and MS oppOn-
snts. As the matter now stands, the
vote rs ss follows At 5. White re-
Ceived 1858 votes, J ". Hayward 1914,
Fred A. Maynard sS6s. James II. Thaw,
Prohibition candidate. s95. This = &C
cord'rg 20 the non-offclsl returns, but
tne protest against the double voting
on Maynard = still TO be consdered,
and i enc double votes are thrown out
the vote vii be changed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
More Influence.

The Central Labor Union. "a an
nounced in yesterdays TE1EeRAM-HER-
AID, having brought before the people
the name OF Frank II. Gill for the Office
Of Comm issiOneT Of Labor Statistics, the
Sbsper Hands Union met last night.
passiug a resolution IN behalf of That
action, and authorized ali co-workers to
use their influence, by signing al petit
tons brought before them IN the furth-
erance OF Mr. ellis appointment.