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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

Cc60 CASH-Big Snap-S100O lot for
,DOCO $3.50, within one block of electric
barn, Maryland ST.; lies 2 feet above grade;
shade trees sewer. sidewalk and grade all
paid; a snap; call early. Bohrer, 255 East
Sixth st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

FOR SALE - Eleven room house and
L barn, on beautiful 55-foot corner. on
st. Anthony hill; house has bath, furnace,
gas and mantels: hardwood finish; cost
s., $50 last fall; viii take $3.50 now; s., $50,
at per cent can remain for four years; ;
must be sold at once. s. G. Pierce, Real
Estate and Loans, = East Fourth St, Room
10, Frost Block.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A GENTS-We want 100 agents Immediate
Aly :S3 per day or good commission; partic-
ulars free. Address Excelsior Manufacturing
Company, La Crosse, Wis,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

w ALTERS wanted at the Pennington
w Iunch Room 322 Robert St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

NTAGONMAKE R-Wanted, good wag-
w onmaker to go to Chippewa Falls, Wis;
steady job and good wages to the right man.
Inquire of Nicols & Dean, Monday morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

MI ILLINEKY STOKE = For SaIe-The
WI best located and established retail milln-
cry business in st. Paul is offered for sale on
liberal terms; will bear closest investigation.
Address H 2l0, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

DOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-Look
Il at 952 Ashland av. and be convinced
that it is the finest fourteen-room house on
the hill. Terms to suit. Owner. 224 Victoria st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

X OUNG MAN has from $500 to 1000 that
L he would like to invest where he could
have good position or partnership. 50.
Globe
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

that the shall the the members of each house randag each within
  shall he shall within days after advice of the provided by him with the
  filling the Governor shall o fill the by appointment
  disqualified perform the of Secretary State shall also be dis President of the Senate shall filed asks his official judgment shall his official influence shall
   threatened with the influence the official action punished dinad shall forfeit all ciseany office O rust
 officially Seal of shall issued atsted the of State and with the Auditor, Public shall be O prescribed by law
 the shall receive annual Thousand Dollars; the Dollars; OneThousand Doars the Public 
 office and and all fees said shall be covered into the State be provided by law
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

and determine of provided Lv
 SEo 2 Appeals o ether theT
 De provided by Such o @ Unul otherwise provided by Judges of b Dstt ue record III each county The District Court shall always for county cour. iI
 1"'e snail De elected ID each
 Tn the law and who shall hold his term who sna years ate the ht day of who shall perform such may cribed
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE ".

of Treasury maybe provided by law.
 ARTICLE w.
 LEGISLATIVE SECTION The Legislative power sentaves Legislature the State of Arizona for the term of two @ years by lot into classes nearly equal as may be- The seats of the first the expiration who has attained the years of of resided in State at county Senatorial and Representative district the members elected by the legal of their counties respectively two @ They shall be pporon county shall the number of members of the House of be less than twice elected of this Constitution shall consist of twelve and twenty tyfOur members respectively % ~ m ,o, vacancy special election be cal s % Mb % & h Senate and Hoe of shall be elected on the of office Monday of January thereafter Legislature compensation for his services fifteen for each mile travelled in going to and rom the seat @ @ m Legislature after the first which may be ninety days shall M provided by law but ne Legislature compensation o'clock ' second % SnTssns T a G a"n % @ T @ s at other when convened by the Governor appoin a % any 12 ocs uds @ and anbg or o person holding sn office yoet that of Notary Public or an office M miiaA u der shall
  mileage during times may necessary and shall judge of the election qualifications
 
 nromd
 
 @ t aD violence or offers of nifas or private solicitation J with tbs of Sos % member and shall have all other sae either House shall continue beyond thirty days Punishment for contempt disorder criminal prosecution for the ofense SEC 1a Each house shall journal of its proceedings and in its dc publish the and the question h the request of members be entered the SEC House. dOf
 
 other place than that in which the two Houses shall be SEC in felony respective and and the and for speech debate in either House. they shall not SEC IT, The sole power shall rest the House of majority of all the members being the there sitting for that and the sen
  SEC The Governor and officers except high crimes and misdemano malf office in such cases shall only extend from office and profit under laws of the State whether convicted acquitted shall nevertheless be liable prosecution and punishment according to law
 liable impeachment shall be subject removal for mis- provided No law shall be passed by bill and bill shall be altered either of law shall be follows Be of the State of Arizona"
 enmen shall except SEC 2 No bill shall committee printed for the of the members shall bill which ble or of which ing taken the journals
 No appropriation bills and bills containing
  such shall be void thereof as ahal not be expressed
 SEC No of all unless it's final the vote be thena of thosevo Nola amended revised ber edandpub at length
 sro 27 following For granting divor laying grounds
  ust o police providing of the limitation invalid schools of belonging
  renttng penalties allowances
  track special exclusive privilege
  collection
  of indebtedness obligations municipal eizng unauthorized invalid act officer convicted crime
 
  be made applicable special law shall be en-
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
CONSTITUTION E9R ARIZONA
Adopted by the Constitutional Con- vention, October 2, 1891.
PREAMBLE.

Arzona to Supreme Being for our hper"s' m dent perfect government eon nd
  @ b HIesinrs of liberty pOsteity do ordaln StateofA
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE I.

feSta divided into three The collection o, p ono power ,bors directed or pernn
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE VI.
TAXATION AND REvENrtr

 sEeToN1 The fiscal ence on the first ,td n year. unless otherwise III June tneach sEc All andi imnr,venonts .bo. valued for taxation separately xcent Tor assessment SEC For there a to provided of the be levied annually State debt b and charitable institutions the payment b sEc For county revenue there shall ba ,o, - the payment the general school
 An additional tax two male ne state rev one years and sixty inclusive anan the ages Of school purposes unless provided by law 0e levied for county sEc5 No incorporated cltyor shall lew thereon any one year, except for the public debt and th % the SEC There shall be and collected in ,, urer tax one and collected the State Trea ate and shah follows viz shall be ept @ upon all such State indebtedness for that u peo over the as credit extent extn c % t e De fund be extnguibmn t % nquldate outstanding indebtedness Section shah me nk 1ceedsin the aggregate oO Doas in @ whose debt ent of @ the fund be applied way n eItnS of the sinking funds county @ SEC SG The State Treasurer keep separate writing under oath the amount the fiscal and e where the deposited and the nuber @ t pad pal thersOm during wlfuy swearing f every war immediately published new aper sucn report to be and otherwise may nr seat for further Keeping and may provide by law u un % the Treasurer But such regulations .b SEC Tb all cases shall be held therefor town school or profit directly indirectly ste county ei or other public for anv Dn punished as provided G Ocer shall be deemed felony be
 
 shall b ana Treasurer The Board of Eouai~.S e4ual rolling ftock on carriers hoa,-
 situated Such be apportoes ,h "nlcn Sald roads and boS. to. on sueh property provided and cities prescribed by law. PO''U- 'u'" "oOer uuues as be M mere shall be aCOunty Board each nv Q, m the Board of
 Board of Equalization shall equalize valuations %
 AS'eO ana reported the Such other duties prescribed by f "e'' HNu
 except
 
 !ust valuation for taxation Acen'e taxes shall be AS hereafter law " f shC IT, The the oor,r municipal e1euVely for religious or each house alIawp @"O'Nius voc be eleyiede f"A"e' 'o "nien only It shall be H. me power o contract to which the halbe ' " O'A'' "uh'cpal corporation ,
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE II.
BILL OF RIGHTS.

 Ov Governments men for the security or ne d % and property from the consent % % & @ % The nn of the States of America IS bond % obedience and laws and punish any ~ ton of and ndsputabie +o b civil pover SEC The military be strict bOrdnon to % t of e No soldier shall quaeFed in any house without sr The right of people for their own defense ana of shall not be nfrinsed The Legislature '"' H regulate the wearing prevent crime . - - ,ioior for SEC The people shall not be abridged except crime The the papers and effects shall not shall issue but on propao S @ oath or particularly describing the place to ~ anu ~ S No aon shall be held a capital otherwise infamous crime unless on prnmento indictment of Grand Jury or by % 1 forces or in the service time of war or pubic f life or limb nor shall compelled criminal to be witness life liberty or property % without % % @ % bt to speedy and public by the county wherein the crime t @ % % he confronted with hm dispositions of noneden esc to have compulsory process obtaining witnesses in his favor free and to have the taken before magistrate cton to be dealt before conviction he shall not @ b I to converse with and with other persons at sp 10 In suits not feOn the Iss that averdict be by concurrence j twenty
  dollars by jury shall be preserved c.. i+ f SEC n All prisoners sufficient surets unless for capital fn This provision shall not be so found information fled upon examination " the dence manner II prescribed by law . ,,oa writ of habea corpus is writ Of rst ana 1 SEC not required excessive fines imposed nor ~ 5 All courts for injury dsne hi A his lands 9 god % B EsRqtaS shall have rGy % que of con- shall corruption blood or estate The of shall be equally legal tender contracted this State contract to the contrary not withs
 shall be imprisoned for debt except in case of fraud shall transported out State orany ofensecom within the
  allowed All corporate or other 1rcs ject ito olegisati control amendment assemble together ot government
 
 religious profession ana S ana no of profit religious belief but  e
  lbe of other elonies and publish on all suc fort of that liberty.  the right suffrage
 
 hold
 SEC 2s Private property for public dnot with due compensation therefor public telephone telegraph lines pipe bucket lines the mining milling domestic live stock 
 SEC 28 No lottery leverbe permitted in SEC 2 The rghofway granted andre prescribed by law of highways
  onger dpt and then only when he fails give bail taken if his counsel, mayb be n evidence.  strued deny retained the
 ARuCLEnL
 EXECUTIVE DEPART of
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE VII.
PUBLIC IND sBTEnNEss

Arizona shall not many dness debts existing at the adoption of d
 the assessed value Of the xne assessment for taxation to provide for supp S i"SurieeHO q
 NO deot Tn excess of the any
 otA'e or Arizona unless the
 oa vote Of the people, suIecIol or 10 provide for the
 county Tn the State of Arizona create any nda
 existing cehun on the assessed the last general village or other subdivision may bond its noh of SEc4 No debt in
 county or sub division thereof thereof the State proposition cres & oeot sh have been submitted people thereof md v ,@ @ FF "' ""u y them Hp 0ECo NO city, town or village
 
 exceeding two the pv h city, village duona indebtedness purpose of building therein the debt excepted from the operation o his Section 0" NO shall uo by law and warrant drawn by counts, demands shall be audited allowed fed by affidavit shall be filed with the duty ua h aud he esame No the State shall h valid ~ thereon State, that the evidence within the debt limit hcal shall be valid endorsed thereon by the Chairman m by law to sign such certificate wi imi
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE VIII.
EDUCATION.

The Legislature establish SEC The schools shall be all children children of Indians SEC All common schools universities and which public
  prated for under aian ecclesiastical religious
  hona institution of the State either teacher eo doctrines shall aughtin documents of political introduced school provons All public school this all teachers employed in the educational State shall be citizens of the United States The supervision of Educaton the p 
 scrbed by law and who shall Superintendent of Public n duties and compensation
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLE III.


 SECTION shall consist of Governor
 
 M Pubc Instruction offices four qualified of office and the pubic records a of government
 not and of this State Territory fOra % of four his election and who has not attained the thirty year,p prior thereto ,,.. c.o.o r. ,.o. and Instruction shall be elected by the qualified the and place of choosing members Of the Leg lu 7 D of each
 having the highest number of for each of declared duly elected thereto; but two shall them shall be elected the t e tb houses its session after the election occurred and majority Of the votes or all the members elected to hbousss acholce
 the military of the service of the United States and call rp invasion He shall
 
 Legislature shall be limited | each communicate to the same by info recommend such he shall deem expedient .. ,+r0 ;,sou..+io, ou rno.a -,i.;nu Department subject pertaining to the duties
 information institutions subject, offices the condition management and
 and all such information in writ be And teGovenO, the condition of executive office
 of the officers above s a to office additional bonds such amount utandi insuchma may be provided pS law
 may be resolved upon by the legls care that the laws are ihpnLuI forteues and to grant in of impeachment and prescribed by law but he ha set communications and pardon and p e o tbe Legislature session after the are made
 business with the officers Of the government end to business concerning the se' Every hill which passed by the Legislature shall before becomes line approves It he shall slgn It. but Ii not ah~' objections which b shall enter large upon the journal ana proceed 70 @ after such twor of the elected agree pass the
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
ARTICLEeIX.

O0""0" 0O"00" TOND0
 
 
  ands shall gifts and donations the State for gift all military Legislature ay provide by other support of the common schools Provided that heretofore hereafter be appropriated the s University shall invOlably Provided tn Schools shall be nvoaby applied The Legislature shall provide disposal ofth granted which hereafter and proceeds shall constitute
  within the the Said proceeds unexpended
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

 sEc Until provided COchis and Pima shall constitute the Marcopa Gia and Pn shall constitute the Mohav Ypa COconnO Apache shall constitute the third district. SEC R One nudge district
  after the first day January after this Constitution takes  provided holda lesttwo terms each allowed the District all final determinations and from all determinations affecting suleta rights SEC emergency District shall be designated the Supreme Supreme Judge of the Courts sitting a District Judge the Supreme Judges shall shall be Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars m The Legislature may provide that of the first term of office
  last increase 
  be onlyw the Districts elected 
  bh Probate Court which shall Court of all tho nd who's etermo shall be jurctonin administrators
  and taxes Probate Courts follows jurisdiction with the District  question: and in criminal below Appeals from all matters of Probate shall beo the District Court where the shall be SEC qualifications the of oft resident
 
  all doora
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-05-21
PEOPLE OF MANY LANDS.

THE late King Kalakaua was a mason
and had attained the thirty-third degree.
PRESIDENT DIAz, of Mexico, IS re-
ported to have arranged trip to
France.
COLONEL MAcFARLANE. who was Kali
akaua's chamberlain. says the king left
an estate worth about 100000.
THE queen regent of Spain is suffer
ing from acute nervous prostration
brought on by anxiety and overwork.
THE Archduchess Elizabeth, mother
of the queen of Spain, celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary Of her birthday in
Madrid
THE emperor of Austria sent the
German empress diamond set which
cost $4,000 as gift in celebration of
her infants christening.
Mr.. HENRY IRVING has received the
great compliment Of election to the
Marlborough club, his proposer having
been the Prince of Wales.
Ex-kING MILAN is a resident of Paris,
having taken house on the avenue of
the Bots de Boulogne. He is very I'M
popular in Paris society.
THE new archbishop Of York, DR..
Magee, formerly bishop of Peters
borough, is the first Irishman who has
ever become primate of England.
WNDTHoRsT, the leader Of the Center
party in the German reichstag, is a YER
table Gladstone. He celebrated his
eightieth birthday two weeks ago.
SIGNoR CRIsPI had not been out of
Office week before he returned to his
old profession, the law, and held brief
for the General Steam Navigation Co.
CHARLES BRADLAUGH, NJ. P, was a
tailor's shop-wall1er when he was a
young man and first came into notice as
member of country debating class.
THE sultan lives in constant dread OF
assassination. He never leaves the
grounds of his palace except to go once
week to a neighboring mosque.
Ex-QUEEN ISABELLA is extremely
fond of dress. She is blonde and has
a liking for bright colors One of her
redeeming features is her great gener
osity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-05-21
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

RICHARD CROKER, who years ago was
q famous boy soprano and sang: Pear
Ye Israeli beautifully, Is now a tenor
in Paris.
NoS BULOw, the musician. Is an excel
lent and accurate Greek scholar. He is,
moreover, an unusually well-inforTned
man and an entertaining talker.
CoUST GEzA ZIcHY, the one-armed
pianist. has accepted the dictatorship Of
the royal opera Of Pesth. He Is also
director of the Pesth conservatory Of
music.
BEETHOVEN was once deeply in love,
but lacked the courage to make his af-
lection known, and - lived and died
devoted to his art and averse to social
pleasure.
LUCCA. the singer, win hereafter de-
vote herself exclusively to teaching. and
she win receive only eight. pupils, and
such rs show that they have a good fu-
ture before them.
An illustration Of the plentifulness of
musical talent in New York is given
through the report that there were
nearly,threc hundred applicants recent
ly for the chair Of organist in an up
town c. -ch.
PAULUs. the famous singer Of Bou-
langism. has refused an offer of thirty
thousand francs month to sing at Ber-
lin. He replied: Magnificent offer in
the case Of any other country, but in
Berlin-never.'
l.. FRIEDRICH Writ, the oldest COM
poser of music in Germany, died re-
Gently in Kiel where he was leader of
the orchestra Prof August Kasel-
owslIi, the well-linown historical paint
er, also died few weeks ago in Berlin.
NUMBER flutes have lately been found
in rock cellar in Egypt Although
very old, they are in perfect condition,
and it is expected that they viii give
interesting evidence of the Egyptian
musical scale. They have been taken
to England.
The queen Of Denmark is a fine
pianist, and her daughter the czarina,
is nearly as good. At the Danish court
chamber music is daily occupation,
generally quartette, with the queen
at the piano Beethoven and Brahms
are the favorite composers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-05-21
SOME HANDSOME INCOMES.

CARDINAL SIMoR, the primate of Hun
gary, enjoys a revenue Of 100000
year,
THE revenues of the archbishop of
Prague amount each year to the sum of
$3.50, 900.
THE archbishop Of Erlau, in Hungary,
has yearly revenue which amounts to
about SOS 600.
THE prince bishop, 81 Cracow, in Aus
trian Galicia, receives in revenues each
year the sum of 100000.
THE archbishop Of olnutz, a Mora
Wan city, receives revenues which
amount to nearly s25O,ooO year.
THR prince bishop Of Salzburg, cap
ital of the duchy of the same name in
Austria, has revenue of $4,000 per
annum.
THE bishop of Lintz, which is the
capital of upper Austria, draws from
his revenues each year sum equal to
about $3.50
HERR KRUPP, owner Of the great gun
factories, has an estimated income Of
5000, 900 marks Isl, 500, ooo), and is called
the richest man in Prussia. Baron
Rothschild comes next.
ONE of New YorlI's richest women in
real estate is Miss Collender, who has
an income of 500, 600 a year She is
about thirty-tive years old, is tail, slen-
der and pretty, and possesses fine voice.
LORD TAvIsroeK, the successor to the
titles and estates Of the late duke Of
Bedford. is said 70 be excessively purse
proud. As he has AZ income of S1,500,-
600 a year, it can't be denied he has .
good deal to be proud Of
Ms. JouN NoELE. the English million
airs varnish manufactured. provided IN
/ his will for IN annual income to his son,
/ Mr. Wilson Noble. the present member
/ OF parliament FOR Hastings, with the
/ 2roviso that es,U9l year shall at once
/ 81 strucl "a Il hs Should fail to BE- re.
/ elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-05-21
BRINGING UP THE COWS.
Quite an Interesting story of Very Val
liable Farm Hand.

liable Farm Hand.
Old Fetch" was a shepherd dog, and
lived in the highlands of the Hudson.
His master kept nearly a dozen cows,
and they ranged at win among the hills
during the day. When the sun was low
in the west his master would say to
Fetch, Bring the cows home, and il
was because the dog did his task so well
that he was called Fetch.
One sultry day he departed as usual
upon his evening task. From scattered
shady and grassy hooks he at last gath
cred all the cattle into the mountain
road leading to the barn yard. A part
of the road ran through IA low. moist
spot bordered by thicket Of black
alder, and into this one of the cows
pushed her way and stood quietly. The
others passed on, followed some dis
tance in the rear of Fetch.
AS the cows approached the barn
yard gate, he quicllened his pace, and
hurried forward as if to say: I'm here,
attending to business" But his com
placeney was disturbed Is the cows filed
through the gate lie uhined little,
and growled little, attracting his mas
tiers attention Then he went to the
high fence surrounding the yard, and.
standing on his hind feet, peered be-
| tween two Of the rails. After looking
at the herd carefully for a time, he
started off down the road again on full
run. His master now observed that
one Of the cows was missing, and he sat
down on a rock to see what Fetch was
going To do about it.
Before long he heard the furious
tinkling Of bell, and soon Fetch APP
peared bringing in the perverse COW at
rapid pace. The gate was thrown
open, and the COW went through it,
Fetch then lay down quietly to cool oil
in time for supper. Dog stories and
| Dog Lore.