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The evening world., 1890-08-01

An Albino lion is an odd thing. and
when it makes its appearance in the cage
of menAgerie 1t is like striking vein Of
gold in a quartz mine. snowy com.
plexioned king of beasts has RlAddoned
the soul of old JOHN RoBISsoN, who is
more tickled over this leonins snowdrop
than . young father over his first born.
Fortune smiles on some.
The evening world., 1890-08-01

Coroner MEssEMER's conduct of the
ANNIE GOODWIN case deserves nothing
but oommendATion. He eVinced sound,
ftting desire 10 bring the reprobates who
were involved in this hideous tragedy to
justice. His impAnelling a second jury
was To avoid any technical Subterfuge on
the part of the lawyers who had charge OF
the case for the defendants, and was per-
isctly proper.
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one Author Avenged.

Great Publishsr-Hal see De Writer :
dead Haven't We manuscript Of his9
Assistant docking over the FseoTds)-Yss.
siF; bsrs is one accepted aud paid for TssEs
Pablisksr-Go Good. Gsl il ready for pub.
he.tioa ~ once. With = aksteh Of his liz
LsslslAnt- But --but. ,SaiL Myl nYI ,lla
eRtitled; ThA Comforts of The AedaEa
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Richard Wobber's Collection.

To ne Ednori
Please fipd inelossd check for 50 for Sick
Baby Fund, which amount have collected
myGelf. ~ you will see by tho list inelosed.
RICHARD WEBBER. jr..
1871 Madison Ayeuue.
Richard webber, jr.. 80, cents; R. Web
". Tobber, 90; 4. Ford. 81; James n.
Allen, 81; E L.. so; Frank Case, SO; ].
Canron. 80; r. II. Benson. so; N. LinlAy,
rs; l.. Smith, 25; Oh. Fisher, 25; James
Conron, so.
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work Of St. John,a Guild.

Contributions for the work Of st.
Johns Guild during the past week have
amounted 10 S2O4, and the total received
during the season is 50. O5s. Tickets for
the free trips Of the Floating Hospital OF tor
the Seaside Hospital can be had b! any
mother with : sick child from. the Health
DepArtment. hospitals, dispsnsaTies and
phyBicianB.
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Pleasant Words. These.

TO ne ESfor:
Kindly accept inclosedil for the benoht Of
the Sick Babies Fund, and hope in future.
one word OF praise for every cent raised
through the untirinR efforts oi The EVENING
WoRLD. will be given by the pick babies
good and charitable deeds dour through the
columns OF this invaluable paper. May Vour
paper meet with continued success aud pros
perity, Is the earnest wish Of
FINS ConorAT OPUS.
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PurItY and strength

Ths fOEmss Ia The 6lOOd saa the latter thFouEh'
oat ths systsu. ARE necessary 70 the saioymsnt
of pssfset hsAlth. Ths best SsY 70 secure hote
= 10 tats Hoods saFsapaFllia, Which sxDsls Al
Impurities from ths blood. roaAss the kidneys
sna liver sVsreOmss that Urea feeling. and i'm
parls that freshness % The whole body which
raakss oas fssl perfectly sell. Heod's saEsap4-
mia = sold b. drassLzia. eli EiE foF IS. FEs-
pared b c. 1. HOOD : Co. Lowell aass.
IOO DosEs ONE DOLLAh
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Mamie's Kind Words.

10 Ns EdtfoTl
am glad to be able TO contribute .
dollar every year for the relief OF the poor
sick babies.
There are so many who seem willing to
assist. that one dollar each. though small,
great deal OF good among the unfortunate.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
SOME UNPUBLISHED LETTERS.

Owing to lack OF space publication OF the
following letters WAS omitted yesterday.
The amounts. however, were acknowledged
in the list OF subscriptions:
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GaspIng for Breath In the Over
crowded Tenements.
The Free Doctor Fund Their Only
Friend This weather.
THE suBscRrP TONS.
Hnrrp,s unselflshness.

10 ne Eduor:
Grandpa gave me a dollar TO spend while
was away In the country. but send 1t now
to you, hoping that II will enable some poor
sick child TO leave the hot city and get the
HARRY r. FAuLkSER.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
1T is BARGAIN DAY.

A Popular Dry Goods House Con-
tinues Its Successful Policy.
There will be lively times to-day at Lud-
wig Bros. stureS, SO and 3s West Four
teen,h street. aud 33. IS and 81 West
Thirtesnth street
The phenomenal success OF the arms re-
cent alteration sale has caused them 70 make
still further sN eepinR reductions.
To-day they oter special bargains IN
sateens aud wash iabTica. black and eoloTed
dress goods. silks and Velvets.
Linens. muslins. towels, 6c., are TO Be
simply HlAuEhteTed. Friday il the usual
bATs ain day, but this one promises 70 excel
all
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Prostra,ions Reported To-Day.

Patrick Tully carpenter, thirty Ave
ysaTs old, oil 2lS Flfth avenue. Brooklyn.
was oyereoms BY the heat at noon to-day
Peters Hospital.
Rosie Schwartz, eighteen. Of AT East
Eighty-seVenth street, was overcome by
the heat at 295 Church street. Chambers
Street Hospital,
JoSSph GeATy. thiTty-fouF, Of l65 East
fhnsth street while driving = cart At
Was overcome by the heat aud fell 10 the
psvsmsnt and fractured bis skull. Belle
Eus Hospital.
John CLARK, thiEtJ-sighs. Of sOI Easi
The evening world., 1890-08-01

RAVslos, . promising young thrse-year-
old, has broken the mile record by run.
ming mile in l.Ssk. There was moth
ing in the way Of extraordinary promise
In RaVeloe. but he arrived just the same.
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Explosion 4

Ezplosiop IN = BottlinE Factory.
A soda.Wstsr bottle exploded with the
Iores Of gun IN 8. q. Liehtsnstsihb bot
alag sstablishmsnt Is suHolk street. this
maTnInS. severely eattiqE Foreman James
baltsmsn, who vas tak8n 70 9o0ssTnsaF
The evening world., 1890-08-01

People begin to realize how strong a
thing is the intense heat Of these days
when they read of strong men and women
suecumbins As victims to it. Besides
numerous cases of prostTation eight per-
sons were killed by the heat yesterday.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
Watches, DIAMONDS, JsWsIU,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS GAN OBTAIN GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW.
ELRY. slLVERWARE. EMBLKA FINS AND
OHARAS on EAsK WEEKLY Oh AoHfRLY
PAYAkkTs ~ CALLING On u ADDREss.
lA0
aUTUAL WATCH Oo-.
sos BR0ADWAY. aKW YOzK.
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A Thanks Offering.

10 ne EdfioV'
Ny baby Gerah has been very sick. and
being relieved. he desires to assist the fund
for the sick babies. He sends you Q check
for 425. ABRAHAM SILvLRTHAU.
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From Baby winfred.

70 ne EdIFoF
Please accent the lnclosed sl.25 from
Baby winfred, who wishes all the babies
we're IS well aud strong AZ he is.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
Cooler and Generally Fair.

wAsHINdroS, Aug.
!. Weather mat
cations!
For Eastern Neto
FORK : Cooler. gen.
crafty hdir toedther;
north,ot stSj'iv 70 nds
becom ing rdrtdbic.
The weather to-
day, as indicated
The evening world., 1890-08-01
Ostrich Farming.

The WoRLD6 correspondent
tslls IN Interesting story of An
interesting farm In Southern
Caiifornik. Sc FaB sUADAY
WoRLD.
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He Wanted Quiet.
Ihen A.n..n,. Ke.kInl

He was sitting in Grsenwooi Cemetery.
What are you doing here. friendf" in
quired ssymPsthizinG pAsser.by. Mourn
ing Al the grave Of some relative. peEhaps3 ?"
- 10, sir" replied the man. - 1ou see
I'm living IN New York now, but come
from philadelphia. and ] like 10 be among
The evening world., 1890-08-01

WATsoN and his boats are at Newport.
Better half . loaf than no bread.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
ia Did but Forgot to Come Back.

he
the beach time thermometer degrees in
checkws and anticipates delightful ets e under the pavilion
C. Mr.
yfromhs Ever Single
Tyonsho Grbber She
PleASehu much obliged O. j.. B.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
A CHANCE FOR THE JokERs.

EVENING WORLD will gold eagle to the sending
contributions
ceived aner saturday. Address JOKE EDIToa
The evening world., 1890-08-01

-Four hundred ATnsniEns have bssa arrested.
Thai u nothing. Ths Newport "FouF Hundred "
have been arrested b. Prince Georges HOs com.
ing forward on thsm.
The evening world., 1890-08-01

By BIakeIy'n teIe-t -thernnometer:
isbo. 1851 1900. 1857.
81. S...........:s6 ~ i2a..........Si ...Si Is
Average for pas, :usuty.iour hours 81 10 de-
Hv.r.rs for corresponding time last year. 10 10
dsgreea
The evening world., 1890-08-01
He WAS BORN WITH CATARRH.

IT WAS THE PLAGUE OF Mn. EARN.
HhRT's LIFE.
he TOOK Different alleged Remedies ere
Tent 70 PhYsieiars, Who Told Htt,.
He Ceutdmt he Cured. Then ne
Rentfo Dr.. Mccoy and HilAman,.
and He's Different Man Nog.
Iauess was born with estarrhr
The speaker was M. II. n. Barnhsrt, who Hve-
~ so Jane Nrest, corner Of Hudson. Mr.. Barnhart
IL m the ice businesf has family and ts haupV
man nov. Yes, he continued, my father uss4
TO tell me had It when was boy.
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A Close Observer.
IEro= DRAKE. Essasias. ]

lis your papa lsft-handsd. Miss Amyf'
asked yourg Dolly.
NO, why :" asked Amy, in surprise.
'Nothing. Only wondered IL ne were
- he used his lett foot last night, when he
invited me to leave.
The evening world., 1890-08-01

A little boF, ave years old, stopped penslVsly
IN front OF man whom be had seen for the hrst
time three minutes tsfors, and said with iesr-
ful interest "YouYs gOt your STAY trousers oR.
haven't your"
The evening world., 1890-08-01

Stanley. Of ciRsinRsd wants 10 jump from
WsshinStoa N0namsRL on, stGnlsy, 0A.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
It ParAlyEes Them All.

Fnsky-Pou honor Miss Wilson, is that You?
be tits Did recognize me at first?
did around for
and have recognized
W-oh! the Dudes March NJ s.
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Noke AShs
and had hsh-aw Strange
Joyee eh7
upaans
The evening world., 1890-08-01

MeKss EaaLia ~ Oas d, a. least OF TN. in
.'Ths Osnaek.n
The evening world., 1890-08-01

When the baby erica all night,
Tnen the dAlldE quick con ssssS,
Mari ,ge. n be ylews II TiElt,
Quite q bowling o d suI cea Is.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
ParAsols 40 Prot

Parasols NJ
MahbraughAh weay American
shining brighty
mem Ito be g.. F..
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Nothing " Common" About That.

Country Lassoh Charley went to the last night
Charley-Did Won? What WAS i-Carmen2
Well dollars ticket NJ
The evening world., 1890-08-01

man named Ledger Si eaten thirty hard.
oiled eggs, Naturally he Is = man OF some &C,
counts.
The evening world., 1890-08-01

A Long Felt Want.
IEsoHa tks JsEstisT[ ciTeslar
KnowIss-Fasseit's making : fortune.
KnowIes He has invented a process for
for engage ment gtEgs-
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What Could She Have Meant 2

the Edith,
earv It's awuly jolly luck finding you here
tbyt tboasly pdrum? RAY TATE
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q: Es:E e S. sssIl,: Is -. ~, c: s:! s.':!
The evening world., 1890-08-01

MR.. II. NJ. BARNHART. SO JANE 81.
~ caught heavy cold four or Ave years $50 ara
Two been plagued with catarrh ever snoa I'LL fsB
months AGO. The pAins in my chest worried me
mucus inte my throat, and was hawking and spit
ting dsY and night. ] bad dull headaches all deg
TIL went tn sleep. Ny throat bothered me In the
nighs By choking mp with mucus. and In the morn
ins II was cough. cough, cough.
''SeYsraI months sEo went to Doctors Mccoy
and Wildmsn. When went to them was %
hoarse that hadn't been able to talk for weeks,
had no idsa Whan went TO them that there was any
cure for cstArrh, had been TO other doctors, vha
told me I couldn't be cured. | took all sorts OF
patent Jmsdicipes, but nothing seemed TO do me
any good. hadn't doctored with Doctors MoOel
and WildmAn two weeks when l felt benAht. I
tsel Ereat deal different now. I am not bothered
in the night hy my throat chokinv up, and I am
not troubled any mnre with that nasty tickling Ia
my throat. My throat is as clear A. whistle nov.
My hoarseneps Is all ron = and feel all right am
glad vent to Doetors Mccoy and Wildman.n
Drs. Mccoy and Wildman furnish all medioiAes
free and their charges for treatment are 50 reass
able that they within the reach Of all
The evening world., 1890-08-01
II He's a Married Man.

q Married Man. Does
Ato Newport all mail addressed Mrs
you understand BILLY II
The evening world., 1890-08-01

ABoston dude tried 10 jump from one electric
car to another bound n the opposite ERECTION.
After hls hTst bound il must have iyen him a
turn to take another bouA IN an opposite diTec-
ton. But STAT saB you eJpsct in . dude
The evening world., 1890-08-01
She Had Command Of Language.


Wv nj Hubby? You make tired
without being spoked2 A NJ L.
The evening world., 1890-08-01

A Snrewd Business Man.
fyT0A ksAssy' RssEiy.
Groeer-Is there = good force OF water on
since the opsning OF the new aqueduetf
His Wife, Splendid. my dear.
GTocer-1 hen that settles IL. We must
open dairy in connection with our grocery
store,
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So Easy When Explained.

can't mai Cholie," she said. sadly.
darling Why can't your"
minister
authority
JArEaC CooNEY.
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Justlfled tho Poets Rem ark.

approached noticed that
dtoass expwesson
Choy distance
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she'n Know More When She Is.

When
Broadway
Mr. Broadwa I've nothing. have I?
I'm day sevente
know It u NJ \
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Not on His Eligible List.

we'll knw. net exactly tay
have Yes"
The evening world., 1890-08-01

The old ocean beats upon tie shore at The
watering places. but there are plenty Of other
beaIs there.
The evening world., 1890-08-01
Had Met HOE Before.

tell the difference between
this umbrella?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
A CRY FROM MACEDONIA,

British free traders and British sym pathizers in this country never lose an opportunity to enforce the idea that they are working solely for the interests of the wOrkingman. It IS heavily theory -this vision of the Golden Club. It makes the poor man rich. Everything is to be capitalized. Mention is seldom made, however, of the blighting effects of this pernicious system in Portugal and in Turkey. thave been blessing ia other of those countries-to the Englishman. To the native it has been death. Its effec in Turkey have been more blightinR than the deadly simooms that. sweep over the plains of Asia Minor. In Portugal the British free trade influences have reduced the country to condition of abject vassalaRe, which was especially brought out in the recent Delagoa Bay troubles. We note in a late issue of Cape Colony paper, this excerpt, which shows the feeling of the colonies:
 "We ought not to be importing cheese, and jams, and preserves, with the most magnificent pasturage and the most splendid fields in the whole of South Africa. Why is it that, with the finest sheep walks in South Africa, and with the teeming population that members are aware. that We have and shall have to use our products, and with millions of natives to use blankets, why is it, I say, that we send our wool across the seas, and have to pay duty on cloths coming into the country? Why should We send our wool 1000 miles and pay large sums in earrings and transport, when we could manufacture it ourselves and use it to an advantage? Why should we i'm port coal for the supply of our railway, involving us in an expenditure of f17O,- 900? Why should We have to import from England coal for the industry at Kimberley when we have abundance of coal in the bowels of the earth in this colony! It is for the want of railway communication.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

THE republican party of Pima county in it's platform says "We favor retrench- ment and reform in all matters pertain ing to legislation in regard to our county and territorial affairs; and to this end we instruct our nominees to the terri torial legislature to carry out 8 ystem of legal enactments which will oblitsrate all useless offices. which are or may be of little value to our people, and (which create useless expenditures without any adequate return to compensate for the enormous tells which are required to keep up the system now so burdensome and which has proven terror to those seeking our land of promise, for the purpose of investment, or to make future homes in our midst. Is there demo- crat who cannot endorse this plank?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
PROPERLY LOVE.
A Brother of Murderer Ysppa Plans
 To Help Him Out.

Hosea Ruez took in the Feast on Mon day night. Too much mescal soon laid him out, and he was carried in the back room of restaurant and left alone. He was not along, however, as Eduardo Sanchez and Refugio Orosco took pity on his lone condition, so they kept him company long enough to rifle his pockets of purse containing s14, pocket knife, and his hat. These were kindly cared for by the gentlemen, and they came outside and openly spent the money. They were seen leaving place by man named Pitty, and he notified the officers. The men were arrest, and Judge Meyer gave them a three months sentence.
 Sanches is a brother of the man called Yeppa, who IS in jail now for murder. His actions throughout, in publicly showing the purse and spending the robbed mans money with other sus- picious moves on his part go to show that he wanted to be arrested for some petty crime, in order be put in jail where he might help lis brother out, who IS sure to swing. He knew that jail prisoners are out on the court house lawn, to work on it, and probably planed to have some confederate slyly hand him files and saws which he could break jail with, and escape with his brother to Mexico.
 While the plan shows brotherly love of sort, it is nipped in the bud, as he will be kept confined in one part of the jail, away from his brother, and not sl- lowed to go out under any pretext.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

w. w. Wall, of the Benson and Nam, moth stage line, came in yesterday and went before the Board of Supervisors and placed before them picture of the condition of the road to Mammoth, which, after being considered by the board, was acted on by allowing MT Wall S2O0 with which to work at repair ing. and in addition thereto authorizing him to act as road master to the ex tent of receipting for work done by citi- zens liable to road tax who prefer to put in two days work in lieu Of the tax. MT. Wall will go from here to Florence, where he anticipates no trouble ln get, ting a like sum to repair the road through Pinal county. Whether he will have any such good luck in Pima county is another question. The road has been badly washed, but will be put Tn first-class order just as soon as men and money can do it.-Prospector.
 It looks as though Tucson is to be yet outdone by the Benson people. The question is: Will our road to Nam moth be built; if so, when? Something must be done or Benson will get the pie.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

For months demooratic papers have been filled with abuse of Speaker Reed for the sole reason that he attempted to force the. democratic members ts work and not clog the wheels of legislation by refusing to vote. After all the villifica ton and abuse it is refreshing to hear from Texas word of commendation. The Ell Paso Tribune has the following:
 Speaker Reeds action in defending MT. Mills against an attack made upon the latter by Baker, of New York, is somewhat surprising as the personal re- lations between Mir. Mills and the Speak CT are somewhat str8lned, which makes MT. Reeds action in suppressing Baker all the more creditsble. Anyone would protect the good name of his personal friend, but the man who will protect his enemy is rare specimen of human ns- ture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
NO. 262
Recovered from the Sandy Csnsxa.

Engine 262, which went down with Engineer Allis at the bridge near Pan tsno, IS at the $. P. Shops. It presents an.interesting and scratched appearance as it stands out on the track, huge and helpless, like a shorn Samson. Its beauty has departed, and it is without pilot, smoke stack, cab or tender. Moth ing is left of it but boiler and wheel after that fearful fall of 90 feet. That a man should have gone down with that engine and came out unscratched is al- most miraculous. It plainly shows where II has been, as the whole engine is sand covered and clinging to projecting parts are tufts Of drift grass. It was brought in night before last after two weeks hard work by crew of from 40 to 100 men from the s. P. shops. The track from where the engine laid to the road proper is over 200 yards long. The en- zine was almost completely buried in the sand, only portion of the fire box being visible. The men worked like beavers, soon clearing away the debris, after which jacks were put under, right ing it from left side, where it lay in the stream.
 Another flood delayed matters some what, so that 1t was not until Sunday afternoon the engine was again on the road. The tender was brought in on a Hat car, great holes in both ends. A few men are now picking up pieces. and all traces of the Pantano wreck will soon be obliterated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
GLOBE AND GLOBULES.
Ssvsrsl Happening ef the Week ss
 Mining Notes.
Silver Belt.

J. B. Wiley was up from the river on Thursday. Crops generally have been good ip the valley, and farmers are feel ing good over the prospect of remunsrs- tive prices for grain.
 The Old Dominion Copper Company have been seriously hindsrsd in their work through the non-srriysl of coke caused by heavy roads and high water in the Gils at San Carlos. Smelling was resumed on Tuesday, after 8 few days idleness and Q further brief sus- pension may be necessary.
 The Buffalo Mining Company have everything in readiness to commences smelling when sufficient coke arrives. Teams have been delayed by heavy roads and high water in the Gils river, but will begin to roll in within Q few days. There is an abundance of good ore in the mine, and the bins are full The crushing of ore began on Thursdsy, and the smeltsr will probably bs blown in next week.
 Richmond Basin is now the iysliest camp in Gila county outside of Globe District. There are some thirty chlo- riders at work there, whom the rise in silver has encouraged to increased sf- forts. Hoyle and Vietts have . lot of ore ready for shipment, and lessess on the Mack Morris and other claims are reported as taking out good ore. The Basin milies are among the best in this section and should be operated on @ lar oer sc8le
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

The public along the line of the Southern Pacific in Arizona feel grats- ful to that company for the prompt and energetic manner in which the washouts were repaired This summer has been especially hard on the company, but there Is yet to be the first instance when that corporation has not made marvel ous speed in bridging o.er the damage and preventing blockadss. There are SO many cases on record where a cor poration does not give a condemnation for the wantsof the people whom they conflict with their pocket books that we take pleasure in mentioning this fact. The public appreciates these things and should not forget them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
COUNTY PLATFORM.

lsl.-We are in full accord, and endorse the platform and principles of the National Repub- fcan party adopted and endorsed by the National Republican Convention at Chicago in 1888, as embracing the broadest principles of human rights and for the best interests of the people of this nation.
 2nd.-We favor retrenchment and reform, in all matters pertaining to legislation in regard to our county and territorial affairs and to this end weinstruct our nominees to the territorial legis- lature to carry out a system of legal enactments which will obliterate all useless offices, which are, or may be, of little value to our people; and which create useless expenditures by the people, without any, or seeming adequate returns to compensate for the enormous taxes which are re- ouired to keep up the system now so burdensome and which has proven terror to those seeking our land of promise for the purpose of invest ment or to make future homes within our midst.
 Sd.-We heartily endorse the spirit which ami mates the administration of President Harrison, and We congratulate the country, and the Repub- lcan party for the passage of the bill, which has made silver the equal of gold, and has placed the interests of this territory in such position that it will in the future stand on an equal footing with the most favored state or territory of this rQafr ranUhlic