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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
Railroad and Steamboats,.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
Asraassasa, u Trains Il Esset jsas q, 1859.

GOlNG WESr-Asa A. u. for Lewistoa,
Pennington. Roekiana. Portland. session and
Montreal, 80 and it,0 A. ", for Mailewell. tiAr-
iar RrSaswisk. lewiston. fsrmisstoa, Rosslani.
Portland and Boston. connecting Tor White Noan.
tain l'cints aud Qachccs i-so r VI. for Hallcwel.
ter Rransxisk. Hath. rsrslasS. Rossoa; elo +.
". for Hsiiowcn. Gardiner aud South Gardner;
li@ v ~ {nighs tSllmsns every night for Lev.
s.ion, hath. Eeskssn.i ha,'lasd and ncstess IN
COINS EA~T~-i,asA N. {aight exprcss) fof
Skewhesan. Belfast, Bangor, R1 uarbcr. 81
stephens, =; John and Areassek County; s,s
A. N. Tor wsservilie, and SSewacxsn and
BY waiting Al Ws;eryil,- for Bangor and hss
ltashcr, al aud ~ L. ", for Waterviile, Oak
hds,r, faSeras;. Hanger. Rar HNeoy, st. stephens
-. John and Arsesfrck County naked, s.%S r. n
for waterstlle, ANIL Sundays only at y. u A. u.
The Nigh, Pullman Trains going east at Ia A..
NJ, gu.as WEES; ut ii.tp L. NJ, run each way every
night, sunday ineta,ied. cesnectias for lewiston
raarain9s, or to belfast. peNt.r. or beyond hsG-
gor excepting 10 Bar hsraor. on Sunday morn
mgs,
The dsr express trains going IVES, At ie,'s A..
NJ. and last =, 80 T.. N, naa daily, sunday in.
eleded between boston, Lewiston. Rsih, Hanger
Nigh, IMPRESS so,ng East a, sst A. NJ. aud West
at LID \: VI. run every nigh, between Boston
and bar tlarhcr
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leayes south Gardiner. dsu aaa iu.oo A. NJ. lg,t5
aud as I. NJ .taidiner, q. ~ and 10, 4. NJ, isM
aud Las I. NJ; llsiIowoli, D. I, and io.sa A. NJ.
i,pS and +,aa T., N.
Through tickets 10 California aud all points
scath and West may b. had Of u. II. Walker
tieSet assui, Augusta. the emily office In Augusta
setting Via all routes aud checking baggage fee Ut
expense.
fAYSoN TUCKER, Vice Prcs. = Geni ManaGce
y. D.. BoofllRN, Gcnl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland June. u tsys,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
Pare and NNholr.o.se Naality

Commends to public approval the California
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs II
is pleasant to the taste and by acting genti,
on the kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse
the system effectualiy. it promotes tas
health and comfort of all who use it. and
with millions it is the hest and only rene y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
FOURTH DAY, FRI. AUG. 8
2.23 Class. Trotting.

Henry liter. Nedford b ~, Eta H.
Henry liter, Medford Oh <. Falcon .if
Appleton Webb, " atrrville. ", Present.
Il W Roi,bs, Quincy, &, Leo.
Stoaa,r & >anborh, Chambersburg. Pa. RI 4
Harry MeSar.
Henry Pope Providence, X l. b m. Maggie =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
Active Preparations Being Made by Secretary
Of State Tor Coming Election.

A result Of earnest work on the par
of the different party leaders, NOMINATION
papers have been pouring into the secretar,
of state'- office at a great rate.
Nomination papers have been filed fl
Governor and congressman for all the fig'
parties Republican, Democratic, Proh.
bitionist, Union Labor and Peoples.
All the Republican county nomination
have been filed excepting those from fork
sagadahoc, Lincoln, Waldo and kennebe'
counties.
The Democratic nominations are in from
alt the counties. excepting York am
Waldo.
The union Labor Party make nonina
tons in hut one county, Knox.
The Peoples Party have filed nomina
tons for but two counties, Knox and Waldo
The Prohibitionists nominations ar
In for all counties except Somerset.
Nomination papers of u Republican can
disiates for representatives, % Democratic
10 Prohibitionst and two Union Laho
from Rockland. have been filed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-04

The Free To All Facing Race did not nil.
Consolation Race for frotter- not winning
money in the 2 20 and 2a classes will De arranged.
Also . Running Race (FLAJ} viii make great
attraction for this afternoons sport
The great horse. tile *'sEEE.' owned by
H. Wesley Hutchin- Of Auburn, Ne, will show
exhibitions of speed every afternoon. The Seer
/. q grand circuit performer, and has won every
event, obtaining o record OF 40 i-2 fife come.
from the came blood ines. only reversed. Of the
peerless qaeen Of the turf sunoi, 2fs - by Gent
Benton. dam by the Incompatible Fleet oneer
with l,gi IN the char tned circle.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
A Mile Differs sometim e..

The measurement in English yards of the different lengths of mile in several countries is as follows: Arabian mile
 s,148; Austrian mile, S,e98; Bohemian mile, 10,137; Brabant mile, 6,0s2; Bur gundian mile, 6,l83; Danish mile, 8,244: Dutch mile, 6,395; English mile, 1,760; English mile, geographical, 2,025; Eng fish mile, nautical, 6,0S0; Flemish mile, G.S89; German mile, long, 10,126; Ger: man mile, short, 6,s59; German mile, geographical, S,l00; Hamburg mile, s. 24i; Hanoverian mile, ll,5s9; Hessian mile, i9,547; Hungarian mile, 9,l18; Irish mile, ancient, 2,240; Italian mile, 2,02h: Lithuanian mile, Q, ,7S0; Oldenburg mile
 10,S90; Persian mile, 6,086; Polish mile, long, S,I00; Polish mile, short, 6,07I; Prussian mile, S,237; Roman mile, l.62s; Russian, verst, 1,l65; Saxon mile. 0,904; Scotch mile, ancient, l,9S4; Spanish mile, 4.635; Swedish mile, Ii, 100; Swiss mile, 9,153; Tuscan mile, 1908; United States mile, 1,7G0.--P Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
yuIits as n Five Kxtinguisher.


 Vulite is chemical compound, the invention of Max Eberhardt, of Lucerne, and is stated to bs nine times xsore ef- fectivs than ordinary water in extin- gushing fire, and among its other qual ities possesses the remarkable faculty of rendering individuals virtually fireproof. The impunity with which the exhibitors approached great masses of flame, and appeared to be almost as if in their na- tive element, was not the least remark able feature of a display. With the hands dipped in this solution burning materials may be manipulated with per feet safety. The first experiment was supposed to represent the upsetting of a paraf1ine lamp, the oil flowing in a stream over the tablecloth and immedi- ately blazing up in furious flame. By simply passing the hands over the burn ing cloth this flame was speedily extin- guished, although the table itself had caught fire, and the exhibitor appeared to be in no little danger.
 In the next place mass of pitch in a small pit was ignited and allowed to get thoroughly alight, the smoke and flames rising up in volumes. The application of two buckets of vulite had an almost magical effect, the flames dying down at once, while not only the fire ,nt S,, sven s r the heat arising therefrom s.;yoi,, dis' appeared. The same respSt fo,,owod in the case of maa.. sr,s',d' ioiioweo Ill .ro Sa', VI ...ss of burning rosin, ..'', "ii,S 's -S saazing up furiously, was in simultaneously extinguished by bucket ful of the vulite.-New York Telegram.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17

mischevious effect of Mr. watterson's free trade plank or the battle in November wi go against them.
 Even the New York World has be- come alarmed, and is endeavoring to make the country believe that the national Democratic free trade platform does not mean any more than the pledges of the late Democratic congress to repeal the Mckinley tariff-that is to say, nothing.
 New York, Ohio, and New England Democrats are repudiating Mir. Waiter sons wild eilusion, and West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey Demo- crats are not appessed even with the appointment of Mir. Harrity, pro teetionist, as chairman of the National committee.
 It Is clear that the Democratic press should reprint more English expressions of sympathy and pledges of moral sup port, to give the party encouragement. The British free trade press is friend indeed in an hour of need, and its words of cheer will give the boys hope and courage in their bleak despondency.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
RagginC Grapes.

People often ask what is the use of the abstract studies scientific men and wom- en often indulge in. The reply is you must first discover a new truth before you can tell whether you can make any value of it. The valuable discovery that the black rot can be prevented from injuring grapes by inclosing the bunch in paper bag is the direct result of scientific studies.
 When it was found that the rot was caused by fungus growing freci lib tfe seed. or spoae which, fsoatinS sarougb the atntosIasse. aststae$ tssan to the grape berry, il vas tAe easie& thiug ts think of putting bags ever the bunch early in the season so that the spore couldn't get there. Hundreds of thou sands of dollars have been saved to the cultivator' by this bagging of grapes which would have been totally lost but for the labors of scientific men.-Mee- hans Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicsl tr trict of the Territory of Arizona, lh '""''' the County of Maricopa.
 P. P. Daegs and W. A, Daggs,
 Plaintiffs, " II Ney, John B. Montgo } No. lI.5. mery and John F. DaVgs,
 Harris Baldwin and T. w.
 Johnston, Defendants. A Action brought in the District Court oI ',Ji oi Third Judicial District Of the Ier'l."I3 tbe Arizona, in and for MaTicopa Counly' alu ,. ir complaint filed in said Maricops CeGu.! the office of the Clerk of said District OouI~ ,o In the name of the Territory Of AriTnEES' riIrEn w. II. Eey, John B. Montgomery ana Jn Jon" de. Daggs, Harris Baldwin and T. W. Johns'op' f,ndants, greeting. i,d ,o You are hereby summoned and reQuire,u by appear in an action brought against !1Cgnud the above named plaintiffs, in the DlsttlC, , oi of the Third Judicial District of the IerrW!s sn Arizona, in and for Maricopa County ld ApG C,srk swer the complaint therein fled win S,DDty, oi this said Court, at PhpniN, m salu ,UU , oi within ten days after the service upoh you of this Summops, if served in this said u.ariiy,bn If served or( Of this said County anu Monty this said J,Idlcial District, then withln ,,r;,bi days thereafter, or in all other case men thirty days thereafter, the times aboye, n oT toned being exclusive of the day Of serVioS, ,u judgment by default win be taken agsinSi yJc rct Given under my hand and seal oi lhe Ja Ter Court of the Third Judicial District or tH,nty tnS ritory of Arizona, In and for Msricopa ''o' this z7th day of June, A. D., ls92y,pp 1892 [sEAIl c. II kNAL,t, Couti
 WILLIAM 2Esi, Constable Of Phenix Precinct, Maricopa O''1 ty, Arisons.
 Dated this 27th day of June, 1892.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Republican County Convention.

By order of the Republican County Central committee the Republicans of the various pre- Cincts of Maricopa county are requested to hold primary elections on Saturday, the 27th day Of August, A. D., 1892, for the purpose of electing delegates to e county convention to he held at Phoenix on the Slst day of August, 1892. Said convention is held for the purpose of eleeting sixteen delegates Co the territorial convention tO be held in Prescott on the Sth day of Septem- Der.
 The basis of representation will be one dele gate to each precinct and one additional dele gate for each 25 votes cast at the lst general election for representative to the legislature. The various precincts are entitled to the fol- lowing representation:
 Ph'enix 9, c. J. Dyer, Inspector.
 Tempe 3, Walter Johnson, Inspector. Mesa 2, Charles Barnett, Inspector.
 Lehi I, H. simkins, Inspector.
 Highland 1, John Anderson, Inspector. Orme 1, M H. Calderwood, Inspector. Buckeye Z, U. G McWilliams, Inspector. Enterprise 1, John Mullen, Inspector. Gila Bend 1, O. L. pease, Inspector
 Agua Caliente 1. W. II. Dickinson, lnspeetor. New River 1, W. K. Mctiuln, Inspector. Winifred 1, Geo Hamliu, Inspector
 Cave Greek . Ed tfalf, Inspector.
 Lower Gila Bend I, J. s. Anderson, Inspector Cartrghtl 1, W. II. Green, Inspector
 Frog Tanks 1, H. St; Claire, lnspe tor, Johnstone l. Tom Boyle, Inspector.
 Peoria 1, II. C. Mann, Inspector.
 Harcauyarl. ].
 Verde l.
 Mcdowell 1.
 The test required to entitle person to vote shall be an affirmative answer Co the question: Are you Republican, end entitled to vote in Naric0pa county next general electionG By order of the Republican County Central h. J. WooD, A.AoRFoRD,
 Secretary Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Sum mons.

In Justice Court, Ph@nix Precinct CoulT of Marioopa, Territory of Arizona. C, J. DYER, Plaintiff,
 NS.
 GFO. W. INGALLS,, Defendant)
 Action brought in the Justice Court oi Phoc' rix Precinct, in and for the county Of Nan cops, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory Of Arizona sends Greetings Geo. W. Ingalls,:
 You are ereby summoned and required appear in an action brought against you 'yt'e above named Uleintii in the Justices CouuO Fh9nix Precinct, fin and for the comfy G Mar cora, fin the Territory of Arizors' si" answer the complaint filed in said Jusut' Court, at Phoenix, in said county, within h' days (exclusive Of the day of seryitel tl'e' lu' service upon you of this summons, il 'er7eom m tlis precinct; but if served without this Fe cinct, put fin the county, ten days Il servec ol' of the county, fifteen days; in all other ease' twent, days Said complaint being as ioU0NH Seventy dollars (s7O CO., PbGnix, Ariou' February 6, 1890, one year after date lWi'n',' gracel l promise to pay to ihe order oi o.S Dyer seventy dollors for value receiva1' Ni'l interest at lI per cent per month unuI paiu' both principal and interest payable onI! '' unitei States gold coin. c. W. INGALLS, Or judgment by deiault will be take0 as' lA'' you.
 t~, Given under my hand ot fhn N
 SEAL nix, this 10th day oi " !l H
 Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
CoBDrNIsM soAnEs rnEm.

Notwithstanding the enthusiastic en- coniums of the British press on the Chicago free trade plank, the Demo- cratic and Mugwump band is getting scared over it. The Chicago daily News, devoted Clsveland-tariff-reformist, interviews Independent and conserva- tive voters" on the subject, in the Dem ocratic ranks and out, and finds that the country decidedly prefers Mckinley ism to Cobdenism.
 The following paragraphs of the Chi cago Cleveland organ speak for them selves, as well ss for scared party:
 The effect of the out and -out free trade plank in the Democratic platform is gradually becom- ing apparent. Voters who favored the poder ate policy advocated by President Cleveland in his message to congress have become alarmed and are idocking to tte protection banners. They prefer MeKinleyism toCobdenism
 The independent and conservative vote of the country is againstit and there is an element of considerable strength and influence within the Democratic party itself which repudiates it. Sam Randall's teachings have nos yet passed entirely Into oblivion.
 Mir, Cleveland and his campaign managers will nave to do something to counteract the
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17

SAYS ThE Tucson Citizen: The Re- publican party in Pima county will pre- sent solid front to the enemy in the coming election. There is not now and will not be any dissention in their ranks in November next. Whatever fight is 10 be made will be made in favor of any particular party in the convention and the decision of that body religiously abided by. Let the convention give the party strong ticket and they will be honored by election to man. There must be no disappointments to avenge, but one common and fraternsl feeling tor the good of the party must animate the breast of every Republican.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
THE AGE OF PAPER.

The Time Is Coming When Paper VIII
 Bo the Only Useful Thing.
 The world has seeh'its iron age and its hraxcn age, but this Is the age of papes We are making so many things of papey that 6 VIII soon be true that without paper these is nothiag made. We live in paper houses, wear paper clothing, and sit on paper cushions in paper cars rolling on paper wheels. If we lived in Bergen, Norway, we could go on Sun days to paper church.
 We do paper business over paper counters, buying paper goods, paying for them with paper money, and deal in paper stocks on paper margins. We row races in paper boats for paper prizes. We go to paper theaters where paper actors play to paper audiences.
 As the age develops the coming man will become more deeply erimeshed in the paper net. He will awake in the morning and creep from under the pa- per clothing of his paper bed and put on his paper dressing gown and his pa per slippers. He will walk over paper carpets, down paper stairs, and seating himself in q paper chair will read the paper news in the morning paper. A paper bell will call him to his breakfast, cooked in a paper oven, served on paper dishes, laid on paper cloth on paper table. He will wipe his lips with pa- per napkin, and having put on his paper shoes, paper hat and paper coat, and then taking his paper stick Che has the choice of two descriptions already, he will walk on a paper pavement or ride in paper carriage to his paper office He will organize paper enterprises ana make paper profits.
 He will sail the ocean on paper steam ships and navigate the air in paper bal looms. IIc will smoke paper cigar or paper tohacco in paper pipe, ligkted with paper match. He will wlite with paper pencil, whittle paper sticks with a paper knife, go fishing with a paper fishing rod, q paper line and q paper hook, and put his catch in paper basket. He will go shooting with a paper gun, loaded with paper cartridges and will defend his country in papei forts with paper c@lnonand paper bombs Having lived his paper life and achieved a paper fame and paper wealth, he vii retire to paper leisure and die in paper peace. There will be paper funeral at which the mourners, dressed in papel erape, will wipe their eyes with paper handkerchiefs, and the preacher vii preach in paper pulpit. He will lie il paper coffin; he has chance of doing so already if he is paper-we mear pauper. He will be wrapped in a palel shroud, his name will be engraved on paper plate, and d paper heafse, adorned with paper plumes, will car ry him to [ paper lined grave, over which will b, raised a paper monument. Paper Rec | ord.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17

and spend the half hour in sport or walking or conversation.
 After meals we rest in the same man. ner for one hour. No child is allowed to study during this time. Nothing is lost, for the head is thus kept out of conflict with the stomach. Cereals, next to fruit, are of prime importance. l recommend highly such preparations as parched farinose any food where the cooking is done before the grinding. Goha and granules are of this sort As for meat, it must be at each ones option to be sure, but let us be sparing in our carnivorous tasteS.--St. Louis Globe Democrat
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Summons

In Justices Court, Phpnr preci,a of Naricopa, territory Of Arizona 0's Joseph II. Dobson. plaintiff ysEw, defendant naa Action brought in the justicq'. co.,. nix precinct, in and fer the county oI 70 in the territory of Arizona. The territory of Arizona send gree,ir. Ingalls. "et You are hereby summoned and ,.. appear in an sction brought sfalnay ys, sboyed named plaIntiH in thc iu,,io, ,Ss v, lhenix precinct, in and for Inc comm. ',, icopa, in the territory Of Arizona. er5 the complaint filed in said jus,ica. ,'- Phenix, in said county, within five a.ss elusive of the day Of service after ma . upon you of this summons, if served ip,sG cinct; but fl served without th,s prao,s',. 70 in the county, ten days, if served o5, ,i 7. county, fifteen days; in all other es,s,,.I- lays. Following is the complaint.
 Forty dollars tsi0 OO) Phmnix,AT v... 1888. One year after date lwi,hopt g,.', promise to pay to the order of Josep K 6s son. forty dollars, for value received. v',, [. terest at lIl per cent per month from d,, r,., - aid, both principal and interest paystls o,,. il United eta.es gold coin. G.W Ix,,,- Or judgment by default will be tnk,u s,,1,. you.
 tsEAL.l Given under my hand si Ps,..
 this 18th day of Juy,A.B. .b-
 W, c. HC,gy.
 Justice Of the Peace oi said P-,ei5.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
About What to Eat.

If asked what l would place of high. est importance in family 2iet l would answer without hesitation abundance of fruit. The apple's far more invaluable than we have yet estimated It should be eaten before meals, and not after. Not member of my family, myself in- cluded, but eats one, two or more before breakfast so long as they are obtainable, and as many before dinner--about half an hour before the meal. As soon as the fruit is begun we stop all study or work.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Notice-Desert Land Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFHH TTrTsoN kpTygNn T4na Il, 7,.1 .

UNITED STATES LAND OTUH
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June 5, ls9l Complaint having been entered al lhk ofa hy Arthur A. Codd against James L. McKew for failure 10 comply with law ss 70 Dtsa Land Eniry No. 1 .23i, daled March l6, ,lsSupa the whole of section 27, township s south unR west, in Maricopa county, Ar zone, Ei,h view to the cancellation of ssid entry c0nlss ant alleging that said James . NcKuver hN tailed to comply wi h the provisions of the lU .iDce the date of his filing, in Tbat he has nG conveyed upon or attempted 10 so convey VsIa for the purpose Of irrsating snd cUluUtW said tract, ard there are at present no eyiteIN that any such attempt las ever eeen rsde. The contestant having filed his affidavit .his office. June 22, 1S92, setting forth lEe hd that after due diligence he could not Otsi personal service and that he leieyes thtlte contestee is no longer resident Of the teueE nd asks that service may he had by lutIid ton in the Phwnix REPUBLICAN, a psper Pue lshed in PhGnia, Arizona
 The same is hereby granted and ihe 9it parties are hereby summoned lC appear s, ts ofiire on the l1th day pf September, lSl, Ga clock 1. m., tu-respOnd and furnish testimony conc, rning said alleged failure. Hearing le fore Register and Receiver at lhe IucsoI Land Office, September 2l, 1872, at 10 o'clock a. n: CHAS. R. DRAKE,
 RpCeiyer
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17

PIMA COUNTY Republicans have elect. ed the following delegates 10 the Pres colt convention: Chas. Sutter, II. w. Fenner, K. Il. Paul, F. s. Stevens, A. B. Sampson, J. W. Began, w. S. Stpr7 ges, I. N. Town, Sam Hughes.,, 4S's,r,~ 4Ssr
 Judd, Fabi"r 'i -stth.- ths.'0s, 'i', IL n' o,1,r~ fIef,e,i Romero, J. w. Grant, .lSugIas Snyder, J. s. Mansfield, Alex
Arizona republican., 1892-08-17
Public NOtlce
THE RAILROAD CoNMIsI,i',E ,E 0P

THE RAILROAD CosMIssgp,iooiEoT
 pI,d,rs,sNiloNERs 0t,
 HNO TIE PUBLIC-To h. Npal a & Il road Commissioner s, ,ehd tbstn telligently comply with ina, Anlont provided by law, which ,p'1 p'1 oiAs, first Monday in December they.l'g ,r'g 'le port to the governor Ito be t,, ,.eh sAeh rst to the next legislative s.,s-i1i ''m tta,,' such facts, statements and a,., ,,D,'!l co,,'. disclose the working of tbo 'a'hsli0,, transportation in this ter.itorr -''sn m ot ns1 to the general business and 1, ana is citizens of the territory, and f,,nosperf q \ and recommendations in resnoo. sOsrs, to them seem appropriate. D mi. l' ,nefeaS ' termined, fin addition to tho neN OosN A. meetings of the board appoin,atsaals salsl qr,1' the secretsry's office in the ci,r ]" D A,s the second Mondays of JsnnsU VI PtPs, and October of each yvsr, 10 bo,S An, ings at various railroad point, T r specI1 ], territory. and Co invite the et,e,s 'gAoul of such of our citizens ss mav y'gshCe s.,s'hCe a, to attend and have information .,, U ,e'n'si offer to the commissioner in coSr r'. s'va their aforesaid duty. 'NeehN Meetings for the northern dis,,io, iitory have accordingly been sr,.- ,,.o' Of tis lows; At Kingman on the I4,b se' 6 the 10th, and at Flagstaff on m. ", .r'e'op month of June next. 'o'h, d Meetings for the southern dls,r,o.
 ranged at the next quarterly mea,,' a,. VII | et Phmnix July II, Isg2. Co,or1i,s Q e reasonable charges or unjust di,s,sI1s e freight or fares against the reil,o.s ily.',Ill' 'al within this territory may be preepiaS y's' { oompiaiusnts in person, at any msss. .,a . board or by mail addressed ,o ,bo '.lig .g phenix. 'eyles By order of he Board.
 N. B. LlGHTHIZER s,