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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

Zone of the delicate products
gathered from the mountains for
ests of this Territory by natives is
the soft-shelled pinone; pronounced
"peen-yo-ny." The Indians collect
the large ripe cones of the Mono
philla pine, which they roast. The
thin-shelled kernels, a little larger
than "soldier beans" and of a rich
brown color, drop out by the thous-
and, and are gathered up for stor-
ing and for the market. In this
condition, slightly parched, they
possess a delicate, sweet taste, en-
tirely unlike any other nut, the
meat being tender and agreeable,
not adhering at all to the shell. On
account of their small size some
people prefer to chew up shells and
all, and to bother with husking
them. The phone and the Mexic; n
are great friends and make the
picture of cOntentment.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
Exploring the Grand Canon of
the COHOrOdOs

- DENVER, Col. March "a Peach
Springs, Arizona, special says:
Chief EngineeI Stanton and his
party of railroad surveyors reached
the mouth of Diamond creek,
twenty-five miles below this place,
March 1. Every one in the party
is perfectly we'll, not having had
any serious accident of any kind
since that to Photographer Minis,
January 1st. The trip through the
Grand canon of the Colorado, has
been one of much danger and ex-
element, but has been so far sue
cessful in every way. One boat
was lost while letting it down
fall, but no one was in. @And that
the chief boatman in charge of the
flesh deserted the party. In run
ming one rapid Mr.. Pislop was
thrown out of his boat, but his life
preseryer kept him up till he was
picked up further down. A sudden
rise in the river last week of ten
feet, made a two days ride through
the narrowest and crookedest part
of the canon. wild. exciting and
perilous. EMy one, however, came
through without a scratch, The
party will be here for few DAYS to
get a new supply of provisions be-
fore going further.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

A native movement to break up
certain Hindoo customs has been
started in Bombay. By it no sons
are permitted to marry under 16
and no daughters under 10. No
man is to marry after so or marry
a second wife during the lifetime of
the first.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
Notice for Publication.
(Declaratory Statement 234S.)

LAND OFFICE AT Tucson, ARIZONA,
Jan. 2lst, 1890
Notice is herby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intsD-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made
before the Clerk of District Court, at Yuma,
on March 18th, 1890, viz: Fort E. Snider
of Chrystoval for the w j of N w and w
] Of s W of Sec %, TIP IS, R.l5 w. -
He names the following witnesses 60
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Geo. w. Norton, Ira Buffum, William
H. Treichler and Albert Dove, all of Chrys-
toval.
HERBERT BROWN,
Register.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
BuckIen's ArnIca Saive.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped H snds, Chilbrains Germs,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pills., or no pay required 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price % cents per box
FOR SALE BY A Frank.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
st Johns Herald

Here is the way Texas justice
concludes marriage ceremony:
"Them that this court has joined to-
gether let no man put asunder, and
suffer little children to come unto
them-so help me God"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

"Wcll, my dear madam, and how
are you todty?" "Oh, doctor, have
terrible pains all over my whole body,
and it seems impossible to breathe!
OF course can't sleep at all, and ]
haven't particle of appetite" "But
otherwise YOU feel all right, dom,
you! Elk.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

The gst, weekly paper pub
ishcd at Gallup. New Mexico, the
first number of which was received
BY the SENTINEL this week, is a
bright, newsy paper, its columns
full of interesting matter.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
New Complaints Against the Elk
Land office Receiver at Tucson.

Tucson, Feb. 26.-In addition to
several indictments found against
Mayor F. w. Smith, late Receiver
of the Land Office of this city, Gov
eminent officers are looking for
him on several more complaints.
His total indebtedness to the Gov
eminent is over 5000, and to in
dividuals over $4,000. Checks that
had been sent him in contest cases
which were supposed to have been
sent back have been discovered to
have been cashed, one on the Phe-
nix Bank and the others elsewhere.
Every effort is being made to con-
ceal the whereabouts of Smith and
no one but his closest friends know
where he is. Mayor Smiths brother,
the United States Attorney for New
Mexico, has been here to fix mat
tiers, but nothing will satisfy the
settlers but the return of their coin.
Every effort will be made to hold
Smiths bondsmen for the amount.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

Doctor-Well, my fine little fell
low, you have go quite well again!
[ was sure that the pills l left for
you would cure you. How did you
take them, in water or in cake?
20, l used them in my blow
gun"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
WAN TED,
AT ONCE 1000 men,

To drink ice cold lager beer, on draft
at the Southern Pacific hotel bar.
A big schooner of lager beer only
ten cents. Call and sample the beer
and you will not regret it.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08
Proposals.

Bid will be received by the Board
of Supervisors of Yuma county A. It.
at there Office on Monday April 18th,
1890 at 10 o'clock IN. for the follow
ing Justice of the Peace, Dockets towit.
Rook No . 10 Is iDchor
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-03-08

Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board.
J. L. REDoNDO.
Clerk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
onkssA n. e. oAuRoR.
Tnc Oftlciary CHOSEN for Next con-
ference Year.

,.,.,,ro - ' 'A Non-
O,.ss.M Chn,.. 49,. .,, Al.
to,,ovIns ofso;o,S 20, na,. oon 80 nc
-, 80 "'1s - ~ neA' Vou'efel0e
!e 49,. ,., :,
f,s,,ss " Ssn ~ Z p'esIH' = wi nspl.'
49,. y o. n imam, ~, ~,
MA, IossNn q p,ox,n onS w;,,i ~ ~ "
Pirt.y = 80 "i'''nui -
S'sg,,s,Iop, An,,..onI y -,
Il r Wii,;sns Jassrb ~ Eh =, ~ ~
- - " l!-s. 'o9SPn a. hnSues' l.
mean Wii,,sS, Il T. us' u ., ,,,isn ~
y5.Ssi, sh.Ii..s y,s,Vas q >
A,,aIs.,. go ~ T T ~ ",IlAI4 r.
Ptss, - - y -'N''s aut OoHn "
D,st,ict s,Av,.sI + wn,..
I. -. =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

HsrorgRnIgcd Last Evening by tho
street aud sovor Dcpartmenf.

hRUNhhNNhfh NthNt hsNFNNhE w Nhb
street aud sowor Department.
Important business was transacted by tho
Btreet mud SAWYER Department Friday night,
hnd tho surveying department was entirely
rourgangad,
Permission was granted tho Diamond
Nlhto Iron Company TO lay water pipes
aorosH Church street between the old works
aud tho new property purchased Of the
Teas estatn,to baye curb roset along Church
street md to cross Church direct with rail.
tonds and other tracks, Tho usual agrees
mont With tho mayor to teHr up tho tracks
On 30 dave notice will be executed.
Asa preliminary move In tho roorgnnlsa'
ton OF the aurvoylnH department, tho
REGISTRATIONS OF II, Ohnlklay llniton, first
assistant engineer, and Francis A, Price,
second engineer, were accepted
resolution wan then puegod providing
that tho department ot engineering and
surveying should coneist. IN addition 20
the CHIEF engineer, OF three nasiBlnnt anal
neera, to be designated a. first, second and
third asnletnntg Tho ahief and his aHeiHt-
ants shall be known "a englncnra ~ tho
city OF Wilmington. Tho torn of ofilcN OF
tho three nsplslauts Ehnll no throc years.
The frat inCumbDnte OF tho oitlncs shall
hold oillca until thu npd OF thu term Of tho
present chief nngluoer Tho sninry nt tho
three aaaiatanta shell be q 800, 81 900 and
5000 per nnnum. Az ordinances OF tho
city cOLl lctlng with tho resolution. inclnd-
Ing one liking tho salarieo Of tho engineers
were repealed,
4, Chaklry llntton wnB oloctci frat
Hselbiaut engineer aud assigned to duty aa
engineer IN ohatEo OF surveys, pihns aud
construction ~ soUets.
FrancIs A, rtlca VIVA elected Hocnud
aHaiatnnt. mud aaigued 90 the duties hero
tOtorO performed the nrst Rseistant
II, u Oriflith OF ph,ndNlphlH, formerly
employed by tho Pennsylvania rallfcRd.
wns elentcl third assistant cnAlneer, and
assigned 20 tho dnitcs formerly performed
by thu SECOND apsistnnt.
resolution was paced authorizing thu
employment Of an engineer and drRnyb
man tOt ono yoar. TO astpt In sewer Hur
veve and plans, and other work. nisaalary
Will la sGlO.
lha 'wthrop 4 l'rothcr Company wpro
directed 10 SO the plumbing wors nacns'erY
TOT the now blue pglnt ronm Eirst Agrst.
ant Engineer II OhRiEloy llnttnn wns
authorised 20 purchase rrment tpatlng
machiuR from TIM OEariee Warner Dom pnuY
AZ a coat OF a1a and to purchase ave brass
hriagnrita mouda Tor tho tnmD,
" wAa informally stated that the Board
OF Health and ulumling inspector would
have 10 r'rlV in7'nl 20 VacRfr. rhn room
now uscd nv tbe street and Sewer Depart,
mont IL wnatoi " draw plans Tor the uru
ae%erR and tha Nflrn " thu drpar, mNut
would have to ho moved across the hail,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
BEWt ~ aPP0lNrsD.


NaWrd ny Gnv"Tnor ssiggs for Rc-
c0Ti'Cr of Deeds IOT EcHS C1uuiY.
Special Correspondence Gazette and JoIruaI
DuvER, March lU.-uuyetnor BiSys
to-day appointed John II. Bewley OF
Smyrna, to ps recorder Of deeds for Kent
county, in place OF Presley Spruance,
whose term expires.
John II. Bowley is Ghou; years Of age
and has lived most OF his life ID the town
of Smyrna. lie has always bsea active
in Kent couaty politics ard in 1864 was
elected member OF the state Senate,
serving four years. He vas engaged in
the grain business and for long while
was quite prosperous, but lattsr!y was
met by sesiors financial reyoEsfs. lie
was appointed postmaster 0. Smyrna by
President Cleveland, aud served fuu
term, which expired las. fall The other
applicants for he reoordership were DR..
William II. Cooper OF kenton and
Stephen K. Rst;s Of Milford
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
An Aeea " OMAN rataty Hnrnea

sptgiai Correspondence % ,7S1eue anG JnarHjl
Aar0En. Msroh ~. ~ WHAT hSS proved
to ~ fstsi hcnidant oocntrs5 sars Ssi.
asday, Mrs. Sarah Nsrtn, 8 vilaV
lSds saaut 81 years d ace hSs 10, long
tinae lived AL A,oue u srge hDust o.
Franklin street. sautA Milford. on sai-
ur5sy VfJ.s SHE Wis working around tbs
s;avs Aar clothing 6nasns iEatsd and
sbs rushed 70 ths 'raat doar. As sooa
SIS the ArSGzs struck Aai il tanned tne
fame kua sht Mas 6avslaps5 IN &ra.
Joan IlSIk who say 0os peril fastened
to wrap bis SvsTenst srauu3 Der ana
fraotharo5 i1e 6asa6 sbe TSs Carried
into tia btuse saa ils ~ Ilesssltoa
atHeG, sEt As 1aal3 rGuisi !Itt!t assist
sEaa and she dtad II srHs agony yasia'-
asv afternoon MRS. Karin Vss tns
sibhf q; s4-Shargl Samuel Msrs.n b.
94tV oaaa.y and wA kpoyG hara
aes nae dbsth !. mpurD6a - h.;
m rlanas sat was g!Hn Eistas O.
j.. saaekity q! this Ioya
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

II, + RAitr0na member az the Viii.
ming,on Wheel Clab took a header
while riding on tie kspne,i TURNPIKE
near Sc 3asephs Church S1uday niorE
lag aud was painfully injared. Bsrsrani
vas with soout doasn 9th vheelmen
and while rapidly descending hill, his
bicYole tifuOk a stone ami hs was thrown
Oh hisSaae He was pickcA up u1eoE-
snions, and carried 70 a nstghboTinc
houss. AJs ;ace snd clothes were covered
viih blood 4 carriage was SUNNI nned
ana haNins reEsinei cansNiauSnese, Bar
tram was broueat 10 m " r. BnlloGk's
oftioe IN ;his CAY, Vaass bis vanu we're
dressed. Ee was then tASsp 10 his home
No. GA West Ninth stroai GAr.rau's
chin, Lis ans zoe arr badly sUt hud b.s
ief arm AND shoa,iet Snd right leg
bruised.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
Loo4A sr@ri-ts&

Letters ~ administration sc The estate
o. ds-las w Porter ABvs haen granted 20
B5aeri | Pos;sG
The fEasral Of Ba1jkr1ir rnssv. well.
known terGasr living uaGt Lsl iezbasF
Pa. tocs pisoe Aontay, lie was buried
4 tbs New Garden Iostsry.
CTaoaes Joaas Of GArlsLitDA while e..
phsed cutting WOOD last week fell eve,
iiS hpo Rusis.ae3 INJURIES 70 his SPINE
Ae WAS tEEtH 70 tas Delaware Hospital
N. T SnElsy sdnl !Ellstrstat, aoia tts
properly .. tht lste Caroline KlinFlsr
ur SuG5oi street psst FrpDah 81 ILL
haEri bouss cE Iturs1uv. 70 }. :. s.u5tt
Asq, stt1rosy 70! $1,000
Robert r FrlFt .. thls nitr hsF ts.n
granted 8 pstef; tof be Artiuie o. thsuj.
o. J tFebls5 tUFouE mutarinl md nssIzlr
the sasns Hua AGrE z, Fisrus. Elag d
t-ss aity, has hssl granted paisIst "a, q
rsa,wEy nphlr
Bon. LrEstus NimRr hBE written
nsA.y aumpill utLTy iHtlss to Ssn !
2 Wilson II tht ransipt from the Iarla,
Seafis!aha o. aogr Of III. speras !aG5e
81 lliAti'u1s i2a-4 1D DsHsIu hty l3.l. La
Illaa i4..nEs j ii y b.. means tut most
4 'AslLAA 49, - ~ hAAF llFtHtIlhtAEL .. Lls
aaas ron ~ GnuHEs1lor BlEuapaIn. tnst
lis hael made, T'nl sppanh, IL ttiLE.
Should 5s piGuHa II Tie AADtt Of IN. ieha-
llE iHEislEVals suc 9citort o. GauaaE
\ Articles % maori arlriau have nApr
4 Eiaa Vlth the HeeyaaErr o, HtEtt 81 lit,.
hGus f5f rev rR,irunu tu ht psIiea
TIE Piedmont southern The lpuoruu-k
Tors GrH sG!uht sSEI.p, Z v MgEi wee
\ sud laaI 9 Calhoun uf Nsv NprE.
Irgarnl Lea Nj.lGra AGI.Hbury End Is
/ ". tEglol; o. Wilmington. Dbl. Eu5
/ = 5aAutn2 Eod 4 ~ -,paaatts, o. AM d.
tor AlL -'hs asg,tG! g.npl II
81 JnU G1J II y .llg ElbrBf 81 sIuu ruan.
Ls'!r NJ sa.l4-arr nigh oaise-s 1ada
anG Egymauc srraatsa William b Nar6
Cs : uGE rurBa At tuB .,allne R;Dtiap
i, va fnuud ihGi ne hpa naAr ega0uad
tAtnn aimes II the hscA I'll. wauuut
we're serious lune rr6 thu ual ula.r-
ms wRt saturated With fHnud Ep ~,
uHad " give Tie polite nrr ,reprnlntipl.
Or sianrs.iups attended, him Eli vaf
Buoseq nntty snr; It riE hons ut Til,.
ganulh snd ling gyraHtB
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
SHw c4srLH PETITIONERS.


Special Correspondence % Gazette mn journal
Nav CAsTTE, March She petitions TO
the levy court, asking that the cost Of
maintaining the prisoners in the New Castle
Jail be reduced from 80 10 20 cents PER diem
have bseu freely circulated aud sEa siill ,e-
ceivlng numerous signatures here. Tbs
stand taken by livery EvkNISa Il COM
manaei aud en- iorsed hY every well think
ina taxpayer, 10 elaLens over some az The
petitions esn he seen The usnaes Of the pres.
ent and eN ail commissioners. several tx
wagtens and other persons who are or
have bsen - pusitiaH u RGoE tbat II
costs far below 81 csnts per dsy 70 support
the Imprisoned vsraoauas, The humber
Of names Of weIl.knlwu business nsu ~
the town written in the 9e;itiaus Ii also
eViden; thai the movement; Is popular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
BURNED ~ HER n0as.



special Correspondence Gazette and journal
DENTON, mArch 7.--Yestsrday after
noon Alexander Stokes, living near
Rdsely, started 10 90 - neizhooring
mill, leaving his wife at home when he
had gotten short distance from the
house be discovered clouds Q. smoke
issuing from the door. He hSs;eusd
back but the flames prevented Lis en-
trance. When his house had oeep con.
sumed he foani tina. his wife had been
buried to death. Il is supposed that the
poor woman, who was subject TO fits bai
been overcome By fright and could not
extriaAte herself,
Atslssrsm from New York announces
the aeata last night OF Abraham Lincoln
Gritfa, son Of John K. Gfifia OF this
p!aas lSang Mr. GIiihn was - years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

Cannot Afford 90 ray 80 Gents Per
Diem for Prisoners board.

Farm and Home.
In tho discussion OF county affairs which
the farmers are 40 actively pughinR at this
limo the management of this Jail and the
price paid for flooding the prisoners camo
In Tor share OF criticism, Rud Justly 30, we
think. Tho rate paid " so cents Dor day,
and there ia mn abundance OF testimony to
the oirsot that eight cents per day will
fully cover tho cost OF ordinary prison fare.
Judging from the reports recently pub
llsh0d In tho daily papers OF WILMINGTON,
the fare OF the Delaware conYicts IL no
better than II ought TO DO. and that II would
lsuvo profit Mt eight cents per day-a
little watory soup and bread. Tho New
CAetlo Jail contains nn Average OF lao pris-
oners, some OF whom act as servants Of the
sheriff, oon0hmen, stable bands and farm
lAborors. For feeding those mon he IL
allowed more than $50 pec day clonr profit,
or about 8l0, 900 pNr year. The county alsJ
pays the salary Of the warden, half tho
salary OF the turnkey, all the expense OF
heating the jail, for drugs, medical attond-
nnoo nnd other inclientalg. His f3es and
nmolumonts toscthor amount to u snug
little fortune every year. Last wook the
Honorable Thomas b. Uour6ey OF kout
county, rend u paper at tho farmers lusti-
tute In Dover showing that the most thrifty
farmers cannot raise corn and wheat ut
present prices, and It Is well known that
few farmers In Delaware to-day arc able
TO make living from thoir farms. Longer
hours, much harder work Rad greater
economy mean that the farmer shall fall
holtind only 500 durins the year instead
OF r2J0 Jamos Il. H1ssinco- Of Newark.
said al Middetown recently that farmers
nro going behind all the time--that they
cannot make expenses. with these oondi-
tions ACTUALLY oxia,ing why should the
farmers be taxed that tue sheriff OF tho
county nav put away fliteHn or twenty
Thousand dollars annually THE fatmers
have no controversy with sheriff Alien, nor
with individual members OF tho levy
count; but they have n controversy with the
system that permits sGch things, and from
the Indications WI Judge the system Will
have TO 40, This Is taa only remedy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
WBAr nv aorn.


An snc0FrcCt StagRuIrnt Ahnut Chtcf
VuNt,Ce CNmogIs CnrrUCted
In The Philadelphia Efg1rd OF Monday
weeh, IN the course OF an article reviewing
aome interesting features Of ire famous
Leconay trial, thore appeared para
graph rnfe,ring 60 Ch,ot Justice Comegys
OF this State, whicn imputed 20 tnia
honorable member IL tic Judiciary some
statements that he did not mako aui
mover would have given uttcranceto The
paragraph stated that in letter 20 *.
Judge David y. panausst one Of lie
Coney's counsel, Che chief Justice COM
plimente1 the defence toE their splendid
work in leconey's behalf, and taid that
the negro Lingo OF whoae antecelents
they were making inquiries, might he
sailed on by this state 20 answer ahout
certain matters OF a grave nature in
which he is alleged 20 have been con
cernedM
rsia strange statement naturally caused
much comment, aud all who knew the
Nbtef justice felt certain that a mistake
had been made. The facts ot the case
aye these Ex judge pancoasi wrote 50
O,erk cf the Peace Ebe W. Tunnel for a
} copy o; the record Of lineo's conviction
IN the court 81 Sussex county. The clerk
prepared the paper and mailed il 80 the
chief Justice for ceriacat,ou, THIS letter
the cHiot lnstlce found on his table on
his return from court in Wilmington, and
as 4 had been waiting there for three
aaye and khnwinS that thosc who applied
for the rapor were aBTicusiy awaiting It's
arrival, hG al once completed be certia,
cation, as required by law sud wrote q
I nota 60 q lndke lanooast, explaining
\ fhe reasons ~ tGe Decay. This is all lie
wrote aud from this circumstance grew
the story ~ th6, he had gone 60 the "a
tent u canstnyNiahus leconey's counsel
toI theit brilliant Science
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
HAnr naknEp.


NlutC lEtuc For kCtrrnCbHICnt-ttc
duction 0i PRISONERS IEoard Rsas
IN" rsiuG OF Hnrorm About ~.
Delaware leig I, Newark.
rGe reduction In tbs price OF prisoners'
feed, as VOL ~ III officials saiArlos, has
the riSht tins OF reform about it, The peo-
plc OF New Castle county want the redue-
ton, aud viii have Il. For the
year patt the levy court h allowed the
sheriff Of New Castle county 30 cents per
diem for the maintenance of the prisoners
confined in tho jail. Tue prisoners have
averaged $50, this would cost the county
over $4,000. Quite large item. THIS
has been allowed BY levy conrt and passed
unnotlcsd by tho taxpayers. However. Il
halt has been called. Tine people arc
awakening from their letharsy and vii.
demand. III the FINN OF petition 10 the levy
court that only 20 cents por diem be al
lowed lets only justice TO the tax payers
that this petition should he considered,
and seriously too. The levy court should
have looked after this matter long ago.
The blame for this great sum OF expendi.
tnre rests NJ their door, and 10 them the
people expect reduction in this item that
will amount to several thousand dollars.
The once OF sheriff OF this county pays
an enormous salary. The time Is ripe for
ieireGchnent. The taxpayers are begin
hing 10 realize where all the money goes
Ane liMs luE a uhlt IN tApeIseS llNl Is
swampins the people Ia AZ hand.
Tho petitlon 10 circulation puts the rate
At 20 cents. pottsyile, Pa, is IL cents +;
West Chester, s. Lancaster, II (; New Castle,
50 cents. A vast difference in comparison
The petition ASKS the luvy court mot to
exceed that smount In fxlnS the allowance
for the past yeass." II wants the court 10
make the rate ~ cents Tor the past yeaE In :
stead OF 80 cents. At this rate the sheriff
Will receive several iheus,nd dollars for the
feeding Of prisoners aud trsnps.
l, is the duty Of levy court 10 act wisely
in ;his matter. They know What Is jas
tice 10 the people and the sheriff, will they
90 itl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
sALNEn-nr nnNnR.
Adjourned sc,slan Nt the Grand
hodge Of priayV ave.

Adjourned ActsEun Ot the s!rNpd
lodge 81 pciaNsre.
An adj0UrEsd sass,oa 81 the Grand
l edge Of Delaware, = 81 X was hold in
shu CITY On Ssinrasv evening, worthy
GFau6 Msstst N Moore presided ard
tGs attendance uGs Large
OHNers e.ecl ware Installed ~ Supreme
Master EenleH.i z Lushr and SnpfGne
Secretary William Henry, bola II
Baltimore,
Representatives - tas supreme loize
were instructed g ag,;aayor 20 secure ,ae
Nhciuon ~ ihs Gsaac 10 the su. raa,e
laws which Trori5as luAt 5 sUEyarSad
room SaT .. Che or5gr cannot bt TCllStstGd
80 0era heTshiT 81 als % any other laise
u be bs more than % ysers o. sss, a.
Ucik fai tos rSPtt " N article proud
!ns 'or tbe sUsYt1Nar from the afdst "
q maMbor Waa S9ls four assessments
ana doss moi pay laea within q nofiGa
prescribed time @ad q Ise every 6sai;
70 Eaye passed AZ hs,60dfnent Z The ~
prom; aaustit1,5oa 10 Tie eject t:.6t
taerss',as al proposed alterations OF
amendments 90 us ssprsms laws mus
n pressatai Al & TaENiE nesting n sar
supreme iotg5, ~. 6ot.nl GA The saals
deferred aUtii tas next regular aauua,
SnpstsES,
A lengthy rcNari was as6a by chs co6
ui,tse hH constellation \, avs saa rGlas
al oT"sr action apod watch vas Is.
fairad 0aAi he naXt DesuGS S. wAs ST.
satoh 0Paa tSf ptyl 81 aonnlittss -
afposis sn5 l.J ftsacas vs. the osss n
William ). fh,F0s ~, laiGgsrs l1dS :,
he 0eSi 2asS aa ~ The Grand Lsaigt
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