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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

Last Saturday Mr. George F. Merrill re-
csiyed letter and a photograph from Mr..
Amos A. Parker, of Fitz William, n. H.,
who is the oldest university graduate in the
United States, if not in the world. He will
be 1Ol years old on the 9Th day OF next
month, and graduated at the University of
Vermont in 1918. He has been married
three times, and is still hale and hearty.
According to his photograph he does not
look to be over eighty years. He is great
scholar and literateur. and his mind is APP
parently as clear to-day as ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
Died cf DIphtheria.

Pulaski Va. Sept. 3. Specialization.
Joseph G. Wysor has lost another OF his
little daughters from diphtheria. and is
reported AS being quite unwell himself.
Judge Hudson, of our county court
undertook TO sharpen his razor on his arm
and cave himself quite severe cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

The object OF this suit Is 10 enforce the
payment OF the sum Of 1925 with interest
thereon from August 81, 1888, until PAID,
due the said plaintiff, I. CrOwder, from the
said defendant. The Supreme Sitting or the
Order OF the Iron Hall. n corporation upon
a contract in the said plainti1s bill set
forth, and 10 attach so much OF the estate
and assets OF said corporation in the state
OF Virginia AS will be sufficient 10 satisfy
the said plaintiffs said debt and 10 have q
receiver appointed 10 get In all estate ana
assets In the State Of Virginia belonging 70
or due TO said corporation, and 10 enJoin
the said defendant corporation ana the OF
ficers OF It's several local branches in the
State OF Virginia. and the City Bank OF
Richmond and all other persons Indebted
to. or having In their possession estate and
assets OF said defendant corporation. The
SuDreme Sitting of the Order or the Iron
Hall. frcm transmitting out OF the state or
Virginia any such estate and assets, or pay
ing or delivering such estate and assets 10
any one save person duly appointed by
the Court in this suit 10 receive them. and
FOR general relief And II appearing, by AZ
fidavit filed. that the defendant. The SUI
preme Sitting OF the order OF the Iron Hail
4 n foreign corporation aud that the names
and residences Of the defendant Officers CT
the local branches Of said Order of the Iron
Hall ia the State OF Virginia. save those
named in the plaintiffs bill. are unknown,
N tx ordered that they appear here witnln
fifteen days after due publication or thls
order. and do what Is necessary 10 protect
their interests In this suit
copy-1este:
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
se6-tu4t
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER WM. VI. TURPIN.
No. IL SHAPRR's Is HDISG.
RICHMOND. VA, August %, 1892
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
I LIRI-Ck EARM AND MIIL SIIE NEAI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
NTRUCK FARM AND MILL SITE NEAR
MECHANlCSVILLE HANOVER COUNTY.
As special commissioner OF the Circuit
Court Of Hanover County. appointed by de-
cree entered IN the chancery suit OF Ellerson
against EllersOn, we Will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises.
THURSDAY. THE ODD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1892,
at4P. NJ. that valuable TRUCK FARM called
Laurel Springs" containing 1864 acres, more
or less, upon which the late DR.. Ellerson for
merly lived. This farm has upon IT
an excellent dwelling and other build
ings. is situated in most pleasant
and desirable neighborhood. about FIVE
miles from the city of Richmond and two
miles Of Ellerson station. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and in addition 10 its being
a good truck farm, has upon it a good mil
sic. where good mill formerly existed ind
would now be well patronlzed.
TERMS: e-fourth cash. one-fOurth in o he,
one-fourth in two and one-fourth in three
years. the purchaser to give bonds with good
security for the deferred payments, carving
interest from the day of sale, and the title to
be retained until the purchase money has
been paid and conveyance ordered BY the
court. OEOhDE 4; M ~,
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
August @, 1892. Commissioners.
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August q, 1892 G

In the Circuit Court OF Hanover county.
A. X. Ellerson. ....,.......... fIalntln,
against
Ida " Eierson and others. .... Defendants.
ii A. Brown, clerk of said court, certify
that tie bond required of the special COM
missioners by decree in said cause, dated
July %, 1892 has been duly executed by George
=. Raw. one of the said special commissioners.
Given under my hand this l9;h day OF Au-
gust. 1899. j. A. BhOMN,
au30-fuiW Olerk.
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IS THE WORST OVER?
oyo,ERA sCoURGE sUBsIDISG'
...,hsr Of Deaths in European Towns De-
creasinx-The situation In New YORK
and at Quarantine.

,ro,ohure. Sept. 5--The ambulances
~ 70 iho hospitals yesterday 80 chol-
~. naticnts. Of which number los died.
gbis was - fewer patients than were
oonvcrcd 10 the hospitals Saturday, while
,no deaths were IS less in number.
The city yesterday presented quite an
.,iootoa scene compared with its ap-
,,orsnce on che preceding Sunday. The
r,omepades and public resorts were
i,reo,v patronized, and altogether there
v.aS displayed a more confident icv'5"?T
which sin prevails this morning auu -
H. ,licvcd that the decrease IN new O"seS
and deaths will continue. .. u.o
london. Sept "a dispatch 10 the
Standard from Hamburg says tn"e tuc
tenpcrature of thc water oi the IiNcr
IIbe is four degrees higher thah ti'a' Oh
the air. While the loiI hul"9 ~. oo -.
deaths I'm HAMBURG I'M 1871 was I' 49,
already this year have oeen A-'ooV
deaths In that city. ...-. - H.,
- has nrovided an asylum for 400 or
mans and POO children are aireaGy wait
.. for admission. Eight more barrack
t,.,;tals for cholera patients have been
oaencd iu the city
f.rb, steamer Elbc from Hamburg. ar
-;r,1 I'm the Tyne last evening with one
be~ officers down with cholera. lie
,-ss removed IN the floating hospital that
tes been provided for the cholera pa
t..o.s where he died this morning. Inc
s,.s-,er has been placed in quarantine.
~ Petersburg. Sept 5.-Ihere were re-
,,-t.l throughout Russia ON trday -,
t5 r.v cases of cholera, and Lou
d.rt. from tho disease. 100
Dr. Tho city of St Petersburg lO3 new
,-... rfd 10 deaths were reported yes
,.-t.r. IN should again be pointed OUT
l.v...r that these figures include only
H., ,.ieuts who are taken 20 the hospi-
nj. lad who die I'm them. .,
Lectures arc delivered at the town hall
o- tlc best methods of disinfection. Four
l.ldred have volunteered their services
.. sisters Of sharity. Some of these as
r.l as those who have attended the ms
rl.cting classes. VIII give their services
.-afuitously. while others viii be pmd al
fbe rate IF one rouble day.
Compared with the official hgures OF
Thursday thc returns of Friday for all
Rr..is Show decrease of 2Nolnew cases
and q23 deaths. Compared with the new
eases and deaths reported IN ~. refers
h.~r ON Saturday. Sunday figures show
a decrease of ID cases and an increase Oh
q deaths.
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Bit His Finger on.

James Jones was arrested ut the EXposi-
ton Grounds yesterday afternoon charged
with biting of the finger Of William Gentry.
Both Of the men are white.
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PROPOSALS..
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
or TuF STATE BOARD OF BUILDING

~ u ~ h
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OrFrcy OF THE STATE BOARD OF BUILDING
COMMISSIONER, 49,.
STATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND, August 20, io'%
CFAIFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
DECEIVED at tins office until Y o'clock NJ
saptember Pc. s92, for The erection ana com.
DDia,,on ~ The State Library Building -
Richmond ehhUM Va. Plans. specifications and
aGsnersl Instructions TO Bidder. may 20 sseh
81 the Office OF the architect, NJ PViNp ~ :,
TER 1870 + street. Washington, u. u ana AZ
This offioo on and after August ~. l5ss.
No bid will he considered unless aceolnpa
MED by a certified check for $500, MADE pay, :
able 10 the president OF the state b s os
IuildinR Commissioners as q security ioi INC
execution OF a contract for the work. WIN
bond In the penalty OF $4,000. me b s!at
reserves the right 20 reject any ana y,lg az sia'
T. "" ~ Prssidsnt OF the State Board OF
Bnilding Commissioners.
an 21-8Ot .---------------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

New YorE. Sept The fact that cholera
has not vet made ITS appearance IN the city
makes tie heath officers sanguine.. said
PRESIDENT Wilson. ~ the health board
'.Ihere is nothing new to-day. We have
made every preparation and are now simply
WAITING. found yesterday that affairs at
Quarantine were working perfectly The
laws of the land and Of humanity cannot be
better enforced than they are now by Or.
jenkins.
QUARANTINE. Sept. Three new cases Of
cholera have appeared on the Rugia with
one death. and three new cases and one
dea.L ca the Normannia. The three cases on
Che N0rmannia were among the crew Of that
vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

ruTIoN.-THE TERM OF THE
| partnership association formed by. the
undersigned and conducted under the, firm;
name OF CiRIGG, HULL a co. limitedl, will
expire by the articles OF copsrtnerSship sep
'eniO'' - /. NJ. HULL,
j. III. HULL.
AUGUST a. 1892. auSFlm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
' OF THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, THE 9Th
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lS92-lN 'ACA-
ZION.
r Crowder Plaintiff
against
The Supreme Sitting OF the order
of the Iron Hall ond others. Defendants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
m THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY


TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
L OF RICHMOND.
A. J. Chewing, executor OF the last VIII ana
Testament OF Lewis b. Thomas, deceased
against
Mrs. Jane Ellis. Bessie Mcdowell, Rubie Nc
Dowell. the last two being infants unosr tne
age Of twentyOne, years Grace Ste%art,
Samuel Wilson. John Is. Cary, hey; JeOeZ
Hall. Rev. Samuel c. Clopton. Rev. William
r hatcher John A. Moore. josephine
A. Delarue and Frances B. Johnson
Extract from decree entered July %, 1922
"..ss On consideration whereof the
court doth adludge, order ana decree InE'
this cause he referred to one OF the commls-
sioners of this court who IS hereby directed:
First To convene the creditors OF the lete
Lewis b. Thomas. deceased, ana take anu
state an account Of the assets ana haDlilles
% second eco To state and settle the accounts OF
Al Chewing executor of the estate OF the
said Lewis Is. b mas deceased. !,
Third 10 report TO the court the order OF
priority in which the debts OF the SAID de-
cedent and the legacies under the Nill OF the
said Lewis b. Thomas, deceased, shall be
Fourth. And 70 report such other matters
as such commissioner shall deem proper, or
as any party in interest may request OF him 10
And the said commissioner shall publish
notice of the time and place Of executing this
decree once week for four successive weeks
in one Of the newspapers puDlshed IN tho
city of Richmond. which shall be equlValent
10 personal service on all persons interested
therein
| OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER WM. VI. TURPIN.
No. IL SHAPRRs ILDISG,
RICHMOND. VA, August %, 1892.
To all parties concerned:
Take notice that shall. at my said Office,
and on the Goth day OF September 1892, a. II A.
NJ, execute the above decree when and where
you may attend IL You think proper 10 do so.
| gust 1899. VIM. III. TURIN,
SOL CUTCHINs. p. q. commissioner
au@3-tuiW
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N TUT pUnIIc GENERALLY.
THE VERNON TOOTHBRUSH.

we desire to call your attention to this most
excellent BRUSH. which We guarantee as near
perfect as brush can 10 made. we nave
spared no expense, the finest quality OF Drnsas
in their construction. Should you ge. de-
fsctivs brush your druggist will replace u
with new one. ,
TUT '''' ~ PURCELL, LADD d CO..
Importers and Wholesale Oruggists'
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

With the steady fall in silver, whicl i'll IS months has carried it from SLY an ounce to 85 cents, fall of 27 pel cant it IS not surprising that Sir Davl Barbour, the Financial Minister of Chs Anglo-Indian Government, in his budg. ct for l892-93, published March r, allows for fall in Indian exchange, which will cost the Indian Treasury next year $5,465, 600. The rupee, which was once reckoned as worth 2 shillings, and which was placed at 1 shilling 5I pence for 1891, is placed at l shilling 1 pence for the next fiscal year of India As the Indian Govern ment remits $85, 900, GOO to London, the fall in silver and rise in exchange is 8 very serious matter in it's expendi- ture.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

The testing mill of the school of mines at the University, started up April 10th, and the machinery is found .o run without fault To-day they are making a milling test of lot og ore from the Saginaw mine, Chas. T. Con nel, superintendent. Tho machinery is only ready in part but will soon be completed and ready to trle anything as it comes. The assay laboratory has been ready for some time, and a large number of preliminary tests have been made. The railroad company has made special rates on ores addressed to the Director of the School of Mines. The details, rates for treatment of ores by different processes, will be announced in Bulletin No. 2 of the School of Mines, to be issued next week Tucson Cit izen.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
WORLDS COLUMBIAN rxposlrIoN.

The grandest fair that the world hat
 ever seen will be the one that opens al
 Chicago May lst, 1893. To convey
 some idea of the magnitude of tho un.
 dertakmg we give some data that will
 show the extent of the grounds as com.
 pared Niththe otherfairs that have thus
 far been held
 The Worlds Fair in London, ii 1851,
 comprised 21 acres; at Dublin, in 1853.
 l2 acres; New York, in 1853, 19 acres;
 Munich, 1854, l2 acres; Paris, 1855.
 2li acresi London, 1862, 234 acres;
 Paris 1867, 37 acres; Vienna, 1873, 40
 acres; Philadelphia, 1876, 60 acres
 Paris, 1878, loo acres; Melbourne, 1880, % acres; Paris, 1889, l6O acres {.
 making total for the twelve previous fairs of 532 acres, aud Chicago in 1893 with 63S acres, being 10l acres greater in extent than all 12 fairs combined. The London and New York fairs could both be massed inside that gigantic structure, called the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building occupying 10 acres of ground, now being erected on the Columbian site al Chicago, and still leave room enough for thousands of people to participate in promenade inside the building.
 The buildings to be erected at the fair grounds are, the Administration Building, 260 feet square; Machinery Hall, $50 by 800 feet, with 24,OCO horse power engines, operated by steam and electricity; Electrical Building; 70g by 345 feet; Mines and Mining Build ing, 75O by $50 legt; Manufacturers ard Iibaral Arts Building. 1887 feet long, 7S7 feet wide and 272 feet high and having 1,767, 900 square feet of floor space Fish and Fisheries Build 1 ing, HOO by 200 feet; Transportation Building, 96O by 25O feet; Forestry | and Lumber Building, 300 by 200 feet; | Art Palace 300 by 32O feet, Hail of | Agriculture, 800 by 500 feet; Womens | 400 by 400 feet; U. S, Gov. ornmsnt Building 420 log $50 feet; Horticultural Building, LOGO by 25O feet; Assembly Hall; Tower of Mercury 30 feet square at the base, with tower 70 feet in heighth, and the numerous other State and foreign buildings cree ing, will so to make mp the nest stu 'endendous showing that has yet been .een by mortal eyes, and will give some dea of the tremendous progress that he United States is making in the way 'f becoming the first power of the arth, If she is not already 80. We 1 hinkitwould be wellif the officers of the Xposition would take under considera- ion the propricty of having the leading len from foreign countries indulge in tour through the United States, and ee for themselves the vast extent of UT possessions. '
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
MEETING or THE GRAND LoDGE. !. Q. Q.
 F., GN MORALES,


 The session q tho Grand Ledge of Odd Fellows in Nogales Inst week wa. one of the most aotable events in the history of this city. The meeting brought to our town . number of rep. resentativo men from all over the Ter ritory, and they all expressed them selves as being both surprised and de- lighted at what they saw, the majority of them having heretofore entertained the idea that Nogales was merely rail way station instead of a hourishing and growing community of about 5000 in- habitants.
 On Tuesday an election for Grand officers was held, which resulted as follows:
 Alonzo Bailey, of Nc. 6, Globe, Grand Master
 J. N. Jones, of No. 10, Bisbee, Dep uty Grand Master.
 A. II. Emanuel, of Cochise No. 5, Tombstone, Grand Warden.
 N. A. Morford, of No. ). Pheniy Grand Secretary.
 George E. Brown, of Arizona. No. l, Prescott Grand Treasurer.
 W. NJ. Cumming, of NogaIes, No. g. Loms Williams, of Bisbee, No. 10, w T, McNelly, of Rescue, No 12, Grand Trustees
 Grand Master Bailey filled the fol- lowing appointiye offices,
 Grand Marshal, J. E. Burchard, of Flagstaff, No. II.
 atond Conductor, J. T. Brickwood, of Nogoles, No. 9.
 Grand Chaplain, D. L.Murroy, of Phoenix, No. ?.
 Grand Guardian, Philip schreiber, of Pima, No. 8.
 Grand Herald, A. c. Carter. of Globe, No. 6.
 The following District Deputies were for Globe
 District Ne. 6 Gilc, A. c. Garter, of Globe, No. 6, and E. II. Cock. of Res sue, No. 12. Nogalss Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
TIE HlRsaAw SILYER CLUB

We are in receipt of the procee ding.
 and resolutions of ths Harshaw Silver
 Club, organized April l5th, with q
 membership of sixty. Owing to a lack
 of space we are forced to omit large
 part of the proceedings. The pream-
 ble charges the two great political par ties with duplicity Tn pandering to the monisd power of the Esst, and declares that they will no longer support par ties or candidates not in sympathy with the movement to restore silver to fits rishtful position, on a parity with gold, as a money metal.
 It declares that, "for years we have been talking and passing resolutions in favor of free coinage, and at the same time, ''as Republicans and Democrats have been enthusiastically assisting few politicians to nominate each other for office and as delegates to National conventions and that these delegates have not only permitted but have as. sisted the gold bugs to nominate Ma sional tickets and adopt Wall street platforms, and that for years voters have worn the party collar, obeyed the party lash and supported these nomi- nations at the polls It is declared that 1t is time to renounee party ftalty.
 "Our Western States are all organ iziug silver clubs; Colorado alone has over fifty, and one club in Denver has more than seven thousand members, and hundreds joining daily. There ought to be hundreds of these clubs throughout Arizona. There should be one in every village, in every camp and in every neighbcrhood. The time is ripe for action.
 Resolutions were passed condeninfDg the Tucson Board of Trade for instruct, ing our delegate in Congress to advo- cate measure before Congress. to make the bonds issued to secure the ! of our Territorial indebted | ness, and the interest therson, payable in gold coin, and declaring that this action of the Tucson Board of Trade is Inimical to the best interests of ma iority of our people, mischieyious, and to the public.
 "REsoLvED-T That this club support no man for office, either township, 'ounty, Territorial or National, who is opposed to the free and unlimited coin ige of silver.
 "REsoLvED-That this club is unan- mously in favor of free coinage of liver.
 The proceedings are signed by W fittings, president, and G, J. Spencer, ecretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
PREFERRED LOCALS.

am ceiling out all my iewelly at cost Come and get bargains.
 R. E. HUMPHREY. For custom made clothing made to order and warranted to fit, go to
 G. S. VAN WAGRNEN's, C. E. Taylor is the sole agent in Globe for the celebrated Cyrus Noble whiskies. If you want toys, dolls, albums, toilet, work, manicure, perfumsry or carving sets, at your own price, call at c, E, Taylor's News Depot.
 Some large size boots at bargain, at G. s. Van Wagenen's
 Location notices, free, at lhs Re- oorder'1 Office.
 Before buying, eoms and see R. E. Humphreys fine stock of solid gold jewelry.
 Five thouaaad Key West cigars just received, at c. S. Van Wagenen's. Choice cigars, at G. s. Van Wage neH's.
 New stock of mems gloves, of all kinds, at G s. Van Wagenen's. c. E. Taylor, dealer in fine imported brandies, gin, rum and wines.
 PIONEER NEWS DEpor. New invoice of choice case whisky received at G. s. Van Wagenen's. The largest and finest assortment of smokers articles in Arizona, at the News Depot
 Hoffman House Bouquet and the h. tornationGl cigars, for sale at the News 1 Depot, by c, E. Toylof If you want good smoke call for the Ruhy Royal cigar at
 c, $. YAN WAGEHES'a.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

The Chinese merchants in Now York who are large importers Of teas, silks and mating, think tho passage of tn, Chinese Exclusion bill will ruil them. There are 35 Chinamen in San Fran cisco worth over SlO0, O0O each. The Dt Lung Shiug Company there nre worth B, 600, 0oO, In New York the Ling Fong Company are worth 51, GOO, GOO, the Wo kee Company SlOO, GOO and Tut Sing SlO0,OOO
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
tor over fifiy Years.

AN 0LD AND WELL-TRrED REMEDY. - Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years bg millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by draRgists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle, It's value is incalculabe, Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow'0 Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

An exchange says, the Australian hal. lot law does not work well in Califor. nia. About half the votes east in the recent town elections were thrown out on account of irregularities The TO. suit will be the sf.rne next fail in Ari. zona. It is an expensive and com plicated system, and the next legisla ture should repeal tho law
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

We are in receipt of a copy of tho resolutions passed by the First Free Coinage Silver Club" of Idaho, at ketchum, April gth, 1892, entitled a Declaration of Rights. The silver movement is remdiy crys.a,iziug throughout the West, and is destined soon to become n decisive factor in pol itics
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

A Washington, D. C., dispatch of April 18th, in the Citizen, says: Gov John Irwin, of Arizona, has decided to resign the governorship of the Tsrrito- ry and return to Ksokuk to take charge of his extensive private business.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23
TO TnG PEortE OF tn1zosA.
ENrcrrlvE pFrAnrsfryr., !, I'm ELL..-A u. -L.--.n...


 lfE EElIWuN or AfsHEDNA
 EGtENEX Muich 3 1892 In Section 2. of the Act Of tbe ljth LegHla.ure .u reference to He Worlls Colum5ian Exposition az proved March l9, 1891 sppcors the following: Provided, that Commissioner shah hs appointed from each county Arizona accertabie to tte people thereof, who shall aid in man eiDg e exIibt of hls eounty subject tc such etons and regulations as the Territorial Board of Manasers, hereby ,rsated shall order both as to compcr s,tou and authority Congress and the President having ratified tha Act of the Legtlature Of Arizana, authorizing loan for Worlds Fair pu'passs t woui5 seeu proper for our peo pie to proceed actively n the work of preparing a.a- ble exhibit in ordcr 70 oreaitliy reI,et at Chic.ro in lS3 She great and varied rssaurcas Of the Territory | therefore earnestly invite ts acye attcnd9n of poo ple of Arizona to tla important subject and request that the citizens of the different counties flo recon. wth tAe oaysynor for t.e appointment of County Coui5ass.one.s
 N. o MrRpHY
 Acting Governor
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-23

The bes. spring medicine is a dose or two of St. Patiick's Pills. They not only physic but cleanse the whole eys- tenn and purify the blood For sale by H c. Hitchcock, druggist