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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
JUDGE nUsLIseAMk KxPLAINs.
ns said Ss.s rnisxs 10 . Reporter ~
DId Not Mean "a say.

us said Ssr.e rhtuxs 10 . Reporter Ne
Did Net Mean 40 say.
In my talk IN tbs presence OF the
Leader reporter yesterday, | did not
intend to say that the prosecuting attor-
neys oftice is getti N worse every day,
or that he ought 10 employ an assistant
who knows enough To avoid the COM
monest mistakes and errors that an
ordinary law student would not make.
did intend to say, in substance, that
far too many cases came here from the
lower court containing errors OF u
serious nature, and lntlmated quite EN-
phatlcally shat many OF them occurred,
doubtless, on account OF the drafting
of papers by some unskilled officer OF
the court.
In the Sweeney case the complaint
and warrant IN the case before Judge
Westlall were correct in form and sub
stance, and the respondent Was DIS
charged because he was committed Dy
virtue OF u niltGinus which alleged that
he WAS bound over upon q complaint
aud warrant issued by Judge Haggerty,
which II appear never existed. The
prosecuting attorney was not RESPONSE
bic for the mistake IN the mlttimus.
Indeed, IN this case, upon examination
OF the fles. | lind that 50 Tar as the
prosecuting attorneys office Is con-
cerned there were no errors committed,
the errors were all found IN the return.
In referring back To cases where errors
OF serious nature have occurred, do
not find many that have arisen IN state
cases that were cbargeable To the prose-
cutting atfol news office or To defects in
the complaints and warrants.
did not intend to reflect against the
ability OF Mr.. La Grou who has tried
mauy and difficult cases IN the super
Tor court with marked success.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

court Of record. In bis opiRson the Of
nsss of ID letlIoaer sero committed
81 long sgo laey weFe outiA sed. j.
W. Eansoa. Isaac -. Turner and
Charles T. Ward 50 i that ia their
opinion Mccarthy bad not hved
an upright hte long enough 70 entltle
him 10 sdasiss.oa. Ihey recommend
ed that nes application be made III
one year. Thoa - ]. 0Brien saii that
since Als dlsoaTmsnt ey the supreme
court ia 1879 40 had been guilty OF
several offenses, bat that since octo-
Der, lssp, be had been = resident OF
Grand Rapids and that his actions
during that period we're entirely free
from blame. Mr.. VBTien concluded
by expressing the belief that Mccarthy
should De continued on probation Tor
a. least another year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
Probate Cours

CYRUS T.. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Maria +. Hail; deceased; !;
petition for probate of will filed; near.
ing January 4.
Estate of John and Angelinc Flan-
merry, deceased; petition for determine
ton of heirs filed; hearing January IL.
Estate Of VIM. d. Gilbert, deceased /;
administrStor' annual account al
lowed.
Estate Of Christina Leitelt, deceased !;
will admitted to probate and Fredericka
DRESSER appointed cxecutrix.
Estate of Willard o. and Chaunccy
II. Warner, minors; letters of guardian
ship to Scott Smith.
Estate OF stephen p. Davis, deceased
inventory filed.
Estate of Olive E. Gustine, deceased; |;
administrators final account allowed.
Estate OF Olive C.. Blake, minor;
GUARDIANS f1nal account allowed.
Estate OF Geneva and Sarah Harmon.
minors: letters Of guardianship to Ann
Aarmon.
Estate of Egbertus Mulder, deceased;
administrator final account allowed.
Estate of Nellie Warner, deceased
administrator final account filed.
Estate of Isaiah j. Whitfield, de-
ceased; inventory filed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

He Wants 81 1000 of the Western Union
Toiegraph Company.

He Wants 81 1000 of the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
William Faulkner began suit in the
circuit court yesterday against the
Western Union Telegraph company,
claiming damages to the amount of
$4,000. Over year ago Faulkner was
q Iineman in the employ of the con-
pany in this city. A gang of men Was
placing large pole on the corner of
Campau and Louis street. A trench
was dug for the purpose. and while
Faulkner was N 1t the banks caved In.
injunng one OF his knees severely. The
company paid his board and doctor
bills at the Clarendon and from this
city be WAS removed TO Toledo, tn On to
81. Louis and from the latter place to
Chicago. Upon arriving there he was
compelled tn return 10 this city III order
that he might receive proper care and
medical attendance. Since coming
back the Western Union has refused to
pay any OF his doctor bills or other ex-
penses. The limb is permanently
crippled.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Charles Crab was arraigned in the
police court yesterday on the charge of
stealing DIR. James McPherson's horse
and converting 1t to his own use. The
animal was being pastured on Boy
lands farm in Plainfield when taken.
A plea OF not guilty Was entered. Sew
eral witnesses were sworn, which made
the prospects for Crabs acquittal
look rather dubious. The trial will be
continued today. when the defense will
put in its slde of the case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

The Grand Rapids Improvement Bos
Completes Its Organization.

The Grand Rapids Improvement Board
Completes Its Organization.
The Grand Rapids Improvement
Board directors held Il meeting in
President UhPs office yesterday after
noon and elected w. II. Kinsey secre-
tary of the board. His salary was
fixed at $1,000. The committee ap-
pointed to procure temporary quarters
reported several propositions. They
were authorized TO engage suite of
rooms on the third floor of the Gilbert
block, if they could 10 secured on =
monthly contract.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
Circuit C0urt--Part I.
JUDGE GROVE.

People W. John A. Brown; certiorari;
order reversing judgment of lower
court.
People vs.. Charles Johnson and Peter
Hanson; saloon open Sunday; two
cases; motion 10 quash information de-
med III both.
People vs.. joseph Cummings. assaults
with intent to dogreat bodily harm less
than the crime or murder; verdict not
guilty.
People vs.. Elmer E. Carey; assault
with intent to do great bodily harm less
tnan the crime of murder; defendant
arrrigned, waived reading of com.
paint and pleaded not guilty.
People vs.. Charles Crab; larceny; on
trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Deputy Marshal Brewster brought
Austin and Osser, two of the gang that
were held TO the United States court
for trial on . charge OF counterfeitihg,
from Cadillac Last evening and d~iiv-
cred them into the custody OF Sheriff
Mcqueen. The other two members Of
the gang are in Jail at Cadillac.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
Tx LITTLE sorEEr.


DeoAs.
Jeseph Heferon was arrested last
summer on charge of malicious in
jury. Thomas Fingleton of Cascade.
accused him of clipping the tAils Of
two heifers and a calf owned by him.
Hsfferou ssvs bail for hs appearance
on the dav set for his examination, but
failed 70 show up. HIS bondsmsu was
Threatened with an action to recover
the amount Of the bond, 800. He wss
found ~ J. +. Mcbride aud broughs
into court yesterday morning. where
be waved further examination ard
was heid 20 the present term OF the
elreuit court for srlsl. He va. released
en- new bond WITH A. !. S,sbans -
surety
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
CONVICTED A MURpERoUs CROOK
dee Camnings Fsusd Gsissy Of . Dead
~ Assault


The trial Of Joseph Cummings for
com Aitting q murderous assault upon
wi!lxln Malone. with fat iron, while
he Was under the influence Of liquor.
was concluded in the circuit court yes
terdsy before Judge Grove. The COM
planning witness testified that Cum
mines suddenly attacked him while he
was IN the water closet OF Train's hotel
aud beat hia over the head. The wit
ness cranium substansiated his story,
IL being covered with gasnes and bruises.
Several other persons swore 70 the acts
CT Cummings and then the respondent
took the stand himself aud said that all
who bad given testimony were prevari-
Gators of the ranksst order. He Was
questioned about his having been ar
rested before. he vas once convicted
OF larceny and once acquitted. There
we're two counts IN the complaint, the
hrst alleging assault with intent to do
great bodily harm sni the latter simple
assault and battery. The Jury found
Cummings guilty Of the FIRST count.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

in. Maynard. of Holland. was ex-
amined before CommissionerMcQuewan
yesterday on . charge Of refilling .
cigar box with cigars after il had once
been used. He was held to appear ut
the March term OF the United States
court aud was released by giving
security OF $500 for his appe arance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

., ss.si. uec.ssy sass ls.. uprssAssy
Fer . yrsr

., Sssss. wecarsv Nass Live urrssAssy
Fer . yrsr
In regard 10 the application Of Dan
isl J. MeCarsy, foe re-admissson n the
har the commisscs appointed n iavss
tgsse. uasds report ~ tas esreais
coars yesterday. A great deal of svs-
dencs was taken and . communication
We received signed By about hfsy
members of the bar proesstsne ssasnst
HsCsrthv's re 81! nissson.
Several stsarn-ys ssk sd that she %
piscsnts reqnest - grated. hsk their
language "a Of such an nneaai. eetl
chafsstrr tfsrt they s~rs ret es'fsssd>f
- ssas ~sshi~. Judge Heyt ~ss tiss
cnty nsnt,<f ~bs tneusht Nrt sftbs
aeouxd ss s4ssssa - pssct*ss IA .
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Elmer +. Carey was srraigned in the
circuit court before JUICE Grove yes
teriay on the charge OF assault With
intent to do great bodily harm less
tnsn the crime of murder. He waived
the reading OF the complaint, pleaded
not guilty and demanded trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Ali clsims not CONSISTENT with the
high character OF Syrup of Flgs are
purposely avoided by the California Fig
syrup company. Is acts gently on the
Kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the system efiectually, but il 10 not .
cure-alI and makes no pretepsions that
every bottle will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
CircuIt Court-Part II.
JUDGE ADsYT.

Henry Spring VS.. Josiah w. Sher-
wood, assuDpst; judgment Tor plain
tlff sor S25l.6o and costs.
Best d Russell Co. va. Jacob Lustig,
assumpsit; plea withdrawn; judgment
for plaintiff of 1904. TO and costs.
Bernhard Leidersdorf vs.. John Lus-
tig. assumpsit; plea withdrawn; judg-
Inent for plaintIf of $472.56 and COSTS
William n. McLennon and Elmer X.
Hammond vs.. Albert L. Hatch, as.
snmpsit: plea Withdrawn; judgment for
plaintiff f $SS3.S4 and costs.
Henry Spring vs.. William NJ. Clark,
assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff OF
$l06. 80 cnd costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema. itch, oil eruptions On
the face. hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
skn clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers Are
possessed BY no other remedy. Ask
your drussiss for swAYxH's 01xr-
nSSr."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Charles MeGlinu was in police court
yestesda on tue charge OF disorderIy
conduct. He pleaded guilty. and went
up f0T ten days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
R.,,..i.n.st ,h> lar,

In the regular panel Of circuit court
Jurors there oec irred four vacancies
on account OF sickness. ETC.. and Judge
Grove ordered them filled. This morn
ing subpoeales viii % served upon
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
I.ax~~us for The riasotfg.

In the sssauapst case cf William \.
MeLeanan and Elmer c. Hammond
agaiass Albert l.. nstel, the plea OF tae
defendant wss wlthdravn and luag-
Dleat rendsfet ey Judge Adsit N favor
OF the plalntlfts for tss5.s4 ~ d costa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

The motions made before Judge
Gsoye 10 quash information IN two cases
peadsng sgain.t charles Johnson aud
Peter Hanson, for keeping their saloon
Al Reeds Lake open Sunday. were
denled yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
Dismtssea the Complaint
The hearing IN the case of the Grand

Rapids school, Furniture company
against the city Was resumed
yesterday. The case 10 practically
an appeal from an assessment Tor the
improvement of Ninth street. The bill
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
LAW AND LAwYERs.
United states Court.

United states Court.
HON. HENRY =. sEvERENs, JUDGE
The Knickerbock or Trust Co. W. The
Kalamazoo county and city. railway
Co; order empowering receiver to issue
certificates not to exceed $4,000.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Co. vs.
The Toledo 4 South Haven railway
Co.. ct al; foreclosure; final hearing on
pleadings and proofs and cause taken
under advisement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Happy indeed are the homes which
contain "Garland" Stoves and Ran e. o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

JUICE BURLINGAME

JUICE BUkLISSAME.
Tho Grar I Rapids School Furniture
Co. VS.. IT,. City Of Grand Rapids; in
chancery;, decree .dismisslng bill, of
complaint with costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09

Wilbur r. Dseksrson. August schmidt.
Daniel Pslfsetsr aad joan Emperor
BY lhs shsFsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-09
JAPAN OR BOSTONWY

This is the rnexi climber We knew 81 ter
frsinlag ever Walls. es ~ ellnss nftnis 10 fAe
smosthest ssiffaer, covering u sniHothss ana
uenssis Min osrfsAppi ~ leaves. Which iofW
perfect mass of fuiiisee. The foier IS
Hesh eeep green ia srmtasT. so1 tSkes on ~
the fall the arigItesf aUfusaa cfsief. Leaves
arc heart shsp~d. ana are faoeeo oae above
another a. evenly ties oii = reel.
The neral cultivation Of THIS vine in the
city of Boston hss dene more 10 beau liy it
than anything else. Plants lls - DC each.
el.so 10 40 Per GO1sa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
INDUSTRY HERE AND ABROAD.

BEET sugar is rapidly outstripping cane sugar in the markets of the world. The estimated crop for this year of each is: Cane, 2,340,tOO tons; beet, 8, 900. 000 tons.
 TEN years ago Tennessee potatoes were scarcely known in the northern markets. Now the crop annually brings into Middle Tennessee from Sl,. 5OO,LO0 to Sa,OOO,OO0.
 M. TIssERAND has said that there are in France G,013,5 800 cultivators who are divided into 3,4O3,OOO proprictors, farm. CTS and metavers and 8, ,452, 900 ordinary laborers, bailiffs and farm servants.
 A CEyLoN letter says that the pearl fishery last season was the second largest on record during the present century. Tho amount realized by the government was more than 000,00 ru- pees. ....
 TIE demand for American screws is so great in England and Germany that Q sc CIV company of Providence has established q branch factory in Leeds, Eng, and will put up another on the continent.
 IT was declared at Q meeting of the Ceylon Tea Planters association in Co., Jumbo that there arc now 23O,000 acres of land planted with tea in the colony; m increase of nearly 10000 acres dur ing the last two years; 70. 900, 900 pounds will be Ccylon's product in 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
AFTER THE CEREMONY.

HE-"Why. do you take me for a fool?" "Well, John, you know when married you you said I'd have to take you as you were. ."-N. Y. Times.
 SMALL DoY-'Papa, what is a gift with string tied to it?'" Papa "Wcll, my son, when I married your mother she had dowry. She has i, yet, in her own namc.'-N. Y. Journal
 NECESSARY Even in a Cottagc.-"Sc you didn't find it difficult, after all, tc get married" No. there's something harder than getting married" ''Ah, getting divorce, you mcan?" "No, mean getting the furniture. ."-Drake's Magazine.
 TIE Curtain Lecture. e.-Wifc-"When you keep mo awake by not coming homc till morning, 1 do mt get enough rest" IIusband-"Thcn why don't you go to sleep now, n,y aillng, instead oi making yourself more tired by talking so much?"-Epoch.
 MI WATT3-"Mrs. Briggs and her hus. band seem to be such happy pair. Mrs, Potts-"Ycs, they arc so consider. ute of each other. She tells me that they had been married three years be. fore either ono knew that they were both fond of onions. s."--Indianapolis Journal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
Talk on Cattle.

c. M. Bruce is in town. His cattle company have made arrangements to ship 3,OO0 steers to Bakersfield, Cali fornia, where they will be fattened. MT. Bruce states that the Southern Pacific campany have made ,bem a rate that Is fair and way below any thing yet doLe by that company on cattle shipments. He also states that the s. P. Go. express desire to han dle Arizona cattle and will make low lates in order to do so. The Barbacomari company will begin shipping about Oct. 18th. In speaking of eastern shipments MT. Bruce says that ht has had many letters recently from Kan sas, offering pastarage at &2 per head per wear, and the best grass ever seen in that state. He maintains that there is no excuse for 8 man to lose his cattle when he can ship them at a very low rate and get plenty of money advanced an them at the other end at $ per Ct mt interest, to pay freight and pasturage until they are market abe,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
l,Onsum ;.tiOn cured.

An old phy Icisn. retired from prac
 tic~. having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the form
 nla of Il simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cnre of Con- sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asth- ma and all Throa, aud Lung Affections. and a pns~itive and radical cure for NervousDebility and all Nervous Com Dlaints. after having tested it's wonder- full curative powers in thousands of ra.es. 'as felt it hls ufy to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actn. sted by this mntlve ~nh desire t" re- iieve human -nffrring. I will send free h charge to all W ho desire II. tEis re
 :eipe. in German. French Or English. with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. A
 Moves. 82U Powers Block. Rochester. N. " l. IS. 1 y'r W
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST

WOMEN are architects and builders in Zulu land.
 TIE population of India has increased in ten years about thirty millions.
 TIE Swiss National museum is to be situated at Zurich. The Swiss National Rath recently chose this site.
 JAPANESE lace is coming into the market. It is q new manufacture, and hitherto has been mainly consumed at home.
 As A country rich in judges New Zca- land is far ahead of the United States. About one man in fifty is justice of the peace.
 NORWAY is becoming observed as a country for spOrtsmcn. One rich Eng lishman has leased tract almost as great as Yorkshire, which includes al. most every sort of shooting the country affords.
 THE house of lords has decided in the case of collision between one vessel and tug towing another vessel that it was the same thing as collision be- tween two vessels. The tug and it's tow is ono ship.
 A NEW government tax of ono mark on all cats kept as house pets has been imposed at Dresden. Germany. Thou sands of the animals have been de- stroycd by owners dcsirous of avoiding the "cat tax"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
TERSE O. EXEMPTIONS.

IT never pays to run through a briar patch,
 SOMETIMES Q good well has very poor pump.
 IT is the cowardly dog that is always showing his teeth.
 A DOG without teeth very often does the most barking.
 You can never break a COW of kicking by kicking back agrin.
 TIE love that never speaks until it does it on gravestone doesn't mean much.
 IT is seldom that woman gets re. ligion enough to lov" people who do not praise her baby.
 ger Attraction. Nara-Charles Jackson prefers blonde girls.
 Laura--Indeed! am quite brunette' you know, and he is always very at- tcntivc to me. Clara Probably because your in. oome is fair.-Munsey's Weekly,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
COUNTY us s:l,OR DS

Affiiavi' "i pr"in' ,u m of forfeiture notice Ohio mine Bi-he-. NJ rIi, and Simmons against John Broad 1888.
 BRANDS. or Thornton and Perrin. Diamond s. bar range Barbacomari..
 LOCATION. Anchor mine. Huachuca mountains "A. T Grttrell.
 Silv,r Glance, IIuachuca mountains, -J. Bisl".
 2 Pair, iIu ,chuca mountain ,-Dav. id Stout.
 Hidden Treasure. IInachuca noun. tains-E R. l.angford.
 AFFIDAVIT. Of ]. J. Na-h of publication Of notice of forfeiture $. Schultz vs. D. Calisher. in Ohio mine in Bi>bec. II. end IT. Spruence to M LockwoO l lots 8 and Ia bl,rK IS Tombstone $l. M. Lrkwoor to Hiram Spruencc, same property xl.
 T. P. Macy to 1T. c. Macy lots 13 and If. block 30 and imp. Wilcox $2OOO.
 DEATHS. John Ruhl"s. Catherine SanhOw Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, w F Stone at Bisbee, aili lavit hy Dr. Sweet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

The Yuma Times says: "It is not generally known that Mark Hopkins, the railroad millionaire an first hus i".nd Of Mrs. S'arle!, dicd in Yuma Mr. Hopkins came tJ Yuma on th, recommendation of his physician, for nslhmatic troubles. He came down ia his private ca:, which was side tracked near the court house. Mrs. Hopkins did not come with him. A change in the we ,iher seemed to affect Mir. Hop LinS unfav Iahly in nj, weakened condition and h" died af CT being here aboIt ten days"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

The supreme cmrt has deci'led in favor of allOvng the electric cars of LG Ang-le> tO run on the tracks Oi the C,hle Comptns, unler the con- lili ns Oi the law enacted by the last legislature. The superior court will fix the ,'"mpen- -ation for such a pri,i- l+ge This |. about the first ins anrp oi where the theory Cf a railroad track m'in almhlic highway has taken prac iical shape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
HOTEL. RIVALS.
COG USE.

COG USE. Wm Hunnc, Denver; Frank Eizer, Tucson; w T St"ver. Bisb'e. PBH ,w,e't, lbs An seles. Ell S,o Il, Bi+l'ec. E Blackhurn, lbs Angeles. A W Lewis. Cin"inmatti. Mariana Mancern. San Pedro. Snlelad Ol-vcra, E len. JH. BrAkning. L''s Angeles. NJ Johnson Bisbee; E Coutolr, St. Louis.
 M Johnson. Bisbee. Ed ICulver, St L"uis.
 PALACE. E Hart, Chi.ayo; Frank Drhach- CT, Bishee: E W N"t-ware, Mexico i; D Baird, St. IImis; R w $ 'nrer, mill. w ] Bartlett, Mill. Dr Thrn'on. Wil'i,ms, A. T. DD Rn-s, Mill. w c Green, Hereford. Wm. Hryn, San Pedro.
 SAN JOSE. Ben s vearin .i,, Col; J.. q ,llagh"r La, City, Col; T 0 Firl |, Brooklyn. BE Lvnn, Hishr. IA Rmkirll w anI vic, Wilcox RA \llan, LH Angeles. Syl W,rt, Slu Frau .ilrO. Gu. IT vn,,n, Str FranriIco, Q Ora- W,lch CV lI;srh
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04
Slibl Bad.

Froncisco Leon was arrested in Yu- ma and sent to jail last week for car rying concealed weapons. The Times says that he Is bad man and further relates that three years ago he shot at a man named Whitaker in Tomb- stone, and resisted arrest for the o. fepse. R. S. Hatch was then city marshal, and he and D putty Osborne, had to fire at him, one of the shots taking effect. He was tried and sen- tenced to three years in the peniten- tiary, from which place he was re- leased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

J.V. Vickers returned last night from San Diego. His daughter Lil- lian also returned with him. MT. Vickers had a talk with MT. Robinson of the North and South road now in course of constru ton, who furnished the gratifying information that q contract was let on Monday for the construction Of twenty mics of road
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

In the probate court the will of r. !
 c. II indy has been fad for pro at
 hy Mrs. H"lh,o K. The provisions m the will are that all of his property whatsoever both in Arizona and Cal ii"rGia, is lett to be equally divided between l.i. five children. He names
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

As long as imported officials run our affairs, taxes will not he reduced. When wa elect our own men, then we can dem ,nl econom; with hope of being heard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

The Presbyterian Boar,i of Missions has granted q $tO0 salary for the sup ,lort of d minister ut Flagstaff, and Rev. Robert CoAltmas has accepted the charge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

Five aT,'r O,s for marraI Ie cense> hay" men made during the ra [ "A hnrirs from Benson, ,as follows :
 Pa-qual Muri, lti io Tun,a,lea Si- quraa~; Jose Sanchez tO Phi'lippa M"r-na; l,efugin Alvanza to Francesca Velois; Guaialupi Moreno to F..cnnda
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

Prof. Loisette's Memory System i4 creating greater interest than ever in all parts of the country, and persons wishing to improve their memory should sen'l for his prospectus free g. advertised in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

TIE flea of n'h.p.rtiIm ti"kat to he voted for at the time the cOnstiiu- ton is suh mittt,,i, meets with g"neral approval from bOtl. parties iA Cocl'ise
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-04

The deci -iOn in the Salt river valley water o..s. will b, file in a few days. It contains 130 printed pages, and has been hanging ire since 1887.