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Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12
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1 A resident oflower Tonto furnishes the following items ! A masquerade ball was given al Ken toms school house last night March |llth
 The crops are looking exceedingly well.
 Two base bah clubs have been or ganiacd on Upper and Lower Touto and they frequently contest games at John Gune's place
 About 9 Der cent Is the estimated loss of cattle on TonJo mostly among COWS heavy with calves, Stock is now doing well but the calf crop win be short.
 B. r. Mills offers 100 head of cows for sale at reasonable prices, at his ranch
 Mr. Frank Simpson, principal stock holder of the old Dominion Copper Co.,, and Mr. j, F. Hooper, of Boston, and ,dossrs. D. NJ, Harrington and R. 4. r Psnrose, of PLiiadslpha, Penn, accompanied by Mesrs Franklin, Kim ball. Frazer and Tro.t, of Tempe, ar rived late sunday evening, having come over the roUte of the proposed wagon road from Tempe, The route is bs- lioye} .o bsn practical one, but nsgo- tiatons for its construction me shlI in abayauce, pending bnm conference between Mir Simpson, representing the 0li Dominion Co., ard promoters of the enterprise from Mausopa county which 0Ii take place when Ar Simp- son reaches tho $. !. railroad on his return East It is generally under
 too5 lhat ile Q. D. c. is wiling to contribute al0,o9o, to be paid upon the completion of the road, and upon the iuldllmert of other conditions insuriug Go the company oompenaahng adyan- tsgss
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12
In q Terrible Condition.

"T owe my life to Hood SaHapanllA, Fortwo years was ii terrible condition with dyspepsia. 1 could eat nothing bat soda crackers, and my weight fell from TO 10 l3s pounds. Hoods Sar saparilla helped me at once, and after using F bottles vas entirely cured. ! have gained my usual weight, TO pounds, and have had excellent health ever since" T J. W,Dcox, 2O-26 Ist south Street, salt Lake City, Utah.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12
Dgspepsia

Makes many llye8 miserable, and often leads to geij-deguucti9u. Distress Giler eating, sick head ache heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres 1ion, etc. are caused by this very common and ingrcasiug disease. Hond's sarsaparilla toHes tho stomach, creates Rn appetite, promotes dt geyiion relieves headache, clears the mind, aud cures aEsnnusa
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

c. E. Taylor is the sole agent in Globe for the celebrated Cyrus Noble whiskies
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

The Board af Supervisors, et a rsgu. lar meeting, ad5p,ed resolution that the Clerk immediately notify the Conn. ty Assessor to comply fully with par. 2650 lpage 46s) of the Revised Stat. utes of Arizona, relating to the sssess- ment of personal property, which pro vides that persons having personal property assessed and refusing to pay the taxes, the assessor shall seize suf- hcient of the property to sntisfy tho payment of taxss and costs incurred provided, that if the owner of the per, soual property shall give bond for the payment of the taxes and costs, ths said property snau be released to him.
 Frank King, 8 brother of Sam King of Globe, ao attaohe of the Pbuuiz Gn. za's was attacked by a young hood hm rho felt aeerieysd over on item ta .peasaa . tla
 pair Of Tsa u#ea gasa eu u su'ar school gir ie En on tha head aita billiard cue, whei the latter, recovering from the blow knocked his assatant down Upon re gaining his feet, and not waiting tc brush tbe saat of his pants, the youus msshsr and bully started to run bu King followed and knocked him down cnntlle nf tinns mora.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

II. C. HITCHCOCK,
 Secretary Republican Gent. Com
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

Messrs. c. T. Peter and E. T. Mills, of Tonto, wsro in Globe on Wednes dey, They left for home Thursday with big load of supplies.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

Mei, Montgomery, commanding of ficer at San Carlos, sad Lieut., Black gre visitors to Gibbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

Mrs, Clsndsmn is doing her utmost to insure the success of the Saint Patrick ball at the Rink, on tho 17th. The best music has hasn engaged and the Rink will be appropriately deco rated
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

the Rink.
 Mrs. J. W. Largent is visiting her mother at Fort Thomas,
 For pure medicinal liquors of all kinds, go to c. F. Taylor, Globe, A T.
 The Nogales Herald says Joseph Thompson has permanently located in Nogsles.
 A large and well selected line of sam ples of clothing just received, at G. s, Van Wsgenens
 F. F. Kellnsr returned from Phmnix ,on Sunday, accompanied by his daugh- ter, Miss Frank Kellnsr
 W C. Hsyerly has disposed of his corral business in Phmnix. and it is re. ported will move to California.
 Buy your stationery, candies, and cigars at the Post Office Store. Goods not entirely satisfactory may be re- turned
 Mrs. Frush will furnish the supper for the Saint Pstrick's ball, and prom isss that it will be spread it for the occasion.
 Lorin Lynch, foreman of the Rescue mine, was in town Thursday evening The Rescue under NIr Lynch's man agsmsnt has developed into 8 splendid property
 Claude Bsttaiier has made an impor- tsnt strike of galena ore on his claim near Richmond Basin The ore runs high in lead aud tlylf.s 20 to 30 ounces of silver The ledge is said to be z feet wide
 Ina Board Of Supervisors appointed o. N. Craswen constable and sanitary officer for Globe, and his selection will be generally approved, as 5Ir, Ores well as Deputy-SheriT has made aa efficient officer.
 Miss Myrtle Largenj and Mss Agnes Wilson were passengers on Thursdays outgoing San Carlos stage The former returns to her home in Melissa, Texas, and Miss Wilson's destination is Boston, Mass. where she will enter upon a five years course of studles
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 There is a giut of eggs in the Globe market, and they have been selling at % cents per dozen for more than a week. A Graham county man sent up 140 dozen, which he claimed cost him delivered here, 30 cts per doz., and all he could realize oss 20 cts.
 4 special meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held this week, Chair man Shanley and Supervisor Tebbs present, to consider -ha question of eularging tho Court House. It was finally resolved to refer the matter to the full Board ct the next quarterly meeting, April 4th
 During the recent wot weather the ore supply at tho Rescue mil was sz- hausted, and the company has taken advantage of the opportunity to make a general clean up. The suspension will be brief The mine is making the usual output of ore, and shipments oi bullion aggregate 100 bars
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 MT. John Wilson brothcr-in-law oI -Nlr. James Breen is now erecting twc story adobe building 25 by 56 feet or Morley Avenue near the office of Roy and Titcomb. The upper part will bt used by the Masonic Association Mr. Joseph Thompson has the contract and has already started on the foundation --Nogsles Record
 Our Irish citizens, in whose sffec tions Ern and her legends are ep shrined will AS has been customary 1T past years, celebrate Saint Patrick Day, by ball. to be given at Sultan Hall They display their charaeteristi, generosity by the announcement tha admission will be free, and the psopl, of Globe generally are invited to attend
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Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE. -One hundred head of the fattest steers in Gila county, three to five years old apply to L. J. WEBSTER.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

Thos A, Lonergan returned from Florence yesterday after a1 absence of several months.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

Chas. Bouquet came in on Thursday from Tonto, with load of fine Rweet potatoss He expects 9 good fruit crop this season, which be will market in GInhn
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12

1t la ramJrsd aJauB8 smp 'hs J Liberman, of Wilcox, has parea
 tract of hand in Tempe for the purpose of erecting g large warehouse, and is only waiting until this Globe toll road is settled fact Phoenix Republican
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
The National xyir,i,day.

Next Monday sunriss will 10 ush,rll In
by the firing Of cannon and the seoom psny.
Ing A,'orack'r ~ ths dsy oil taposs .hs
display OF the national solors will iuerssss,
until tue whole sountsy IL rcd, White aud
blue. The city lsds and l.,sI.s viii ssAk
tho lakes and woods, leaving tho deserted
streets and closed stores. whils In shs
smaller towns. 10 whIoh lIngrsIihs spirit
Of TO-" will Be- crowded With tlooninx
country girls In white froeks ard rsy s,b.
bons sdmlrins .hs tasrshsls Of iht day 10
silk silo' and red sbashcs, the "orator Of
tho Day. will shOut and prsspir,, ths Ism.
0nads fakir will b 10 bis glory, spd - ths
small boy Il will bs Day Of uuailoysd d..
Light Many will tsks the opportunity Ia
'isit old homes and old frlsuds, ,sud tho
Burlington Route will b thplr; fsyorll4
railroad. reaching, ~ Il does. III pyiaplpsi
towns ,snd sitiss, and making { vsry In
rate for Tho Fourth o. July; Fpr IpArtlau.
'srs esIl on yonr oxp ss.nt or xrlls is II.
J. O. Kenyon, Gen. Pas Ag,at, a. PauI,.
MINI. 1'fT,<*.s,. 1f<** p: :
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
Notioo.

For the International soois.y Of UArlstlsu
EndeA'or 10 hs hold nt Now York city July
eth 10 10Th, ,ickOis will bs for sale july %
to 9th. FROM Leeds TO New York and rstprn
with hnAl limit July 10th and With prp.Is,
Ion for exclusion to Angus. Is tor $3.50,
With privilege Of various ruulss from St,
Paul. Chicago and Milwaukee. For further
particulars apply to r. J. Redmond, sssnt
Northern PaeiAo Ry.. Leeds, N. b.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
LakAviAH Hotal.

Tho Lsk,sisw uolsl u Lake Mst,gosh.
isno~ open for its snmna,r ef 1923. =. =.
F Pleasure sssksr, wilt hsrs and boAtins,
nshlns' hantias' bathing and berry pistiu,is
= . Ainuss, themselves. :: r. =. -; ~
Good he!'' sseSmmods,iaa, sad prIs,,
teesoasbis. A ''axs> viii b run bstrssa
!. gssslasss aud The Lake for assoum mods,iou
q easteasrs, pe,t siass II le.sL +; y; ! -.
Ror intsrn.slon ssSasahg; rst,s, III, III ia.
dsss, erspp'y u WI Xix Il peltin.siu,l, d
1o,unssu Csapty,A y. Dat. ~ " ]. j, XII,
4 q kisk Pet safss. IsiilstAu q. II. pak.
... 81. Z: 3... Hs'kIeg prsp,islar, !.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
4 Lstter From, fI,v IsaSt,

hoonksrEa, n. Y, June 81, 'D2.
Mr. Editor: rsaohol ho,ue safely sf1,r
two ~esks absence IL tho west. | found
'h' prospect Of good erops |" Scrlh Dakota
strong ''''rmhsrs, aud people quite ~.
oo"''ge'l. They belIc,o that with another
good orup ulry eau work ou, Of dob. aud
very much enlarge their holdluys. l.hi,k,
a'ao, EASTERN people are murs Inclined to
risk their money IN North Dakots ,l,au in
othor s'"'ss. They believe Ia the future ot
that sI0le. Yours, e,u.,
IsAAr ti,unAuD,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
Natrky Notice,

St'"yed from my place six mllss east Of
Deloraine posiuilise. about Juno 7, 1899, on,
dark sho''n"t mare branded whR ansho,
on len shoulder, QUO bny hor.s. sIsr In
forSltaad. laf hlad foot Uhito. branded With
a"ehor on left shoulder.
July 2. 1902. W., Scpx,puay.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02

Headers Of ths PIoxEss who visit the
Twin Ci'iss tLis summer should run out /,
Hotel Lafayette on Lake Minnsteaka for =
day sud see tbs Isrgsss and ons,t resort
botol in tue northwest. frsquOut train. on
tho Great Northern which osppsot with
s'eamsrs for 4 tour Of the lake Ifyou In.
tend taking = trip anymhsrs see Agsus n.
NJ. Carey Of ths @ .s,t Eorth, ,rn.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
4 Clsrgysssu,r Voice,

REV. r. PH,.t ssyE Tongue sAsnss ~
pres The g.ed tbss Warner. NhJts viz
Of Ter Strip has dos. for ns ia gtxs hi !;
". 4 Asss >l,l,srsd ia ~ ssauM 1nsssalI' 81
yssls. end hsyss p,.ss feuad III flksf]
viii rslisvs heArs.asas nd lrstt. 40 kl1
tbrost .ua iuist W. VII. wlas
6JYap, - E&>>:$ :. 2 f*,e IS; + xs I M
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
Target p:aotiun

T'o'p u ~ns cut fer isrgs. rssettee last
sstar'Ay ai'stuc"". and III, .sores msds By
several VI i's msmbet, ale exceptionally
good }. N. Young h.n,t, tho list With ",
n. Mclaughlin clae svernd. The failpv.
i"s ,ee's-. out ofs po"'hls "a. st range; Of
"pa and am yards. isil the story
,.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
EstrRy Notice.,

camc to my farm. sUution IL, town 1903
range n, ahoat June 9Th. Eve calves, 0 rod
and whits. black and white, | brown
Also two shssp. MARTIN IIu,rIs.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS,

Church Directory.
baptist chutrh. Faster, Hx>. ]. A, Mayn,,,
Services every 'uudayA 3nin
nnMaf ssMh'. ap,M
' hts1{sh F.nVtdNore\riA fnGhdhynl u, m.
sHosrtI i0etltUa every WrdnrsiaS At khm,
''"'"''' N''''txr rsSfr su"day al ap.sn
rntsHfrEHIAN tnrHrt, r.
ssrTiees -scrY snIbath At liam,
NW'"ef" hee''hS rhufSd"}>ht H. NJ.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
lneau, North Dakota. Saturday. July q. 1902.

w ,vS,<,srl, - ~ na ..,s % ,hs ,,cs,
fsuafAi AID "a II, "v ,.,h, ,,"n hn.
ever hal.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
Troop II.

Will inset on Saturday, July oh, Il ! r.
u. for largo. practice.
J. @. TaoxrsoH, Cart,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02

Wanted. viii pay l,tvIal wages to
g""d girr to work IN my ho,ul 4, Lake
Ms'ig."hs. Work viii b" Itsh.. luquhc
"f or address v, Il. hnA u, bl. slors in
uo.'iusau or al ,he hs,s, y, lAkr
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02

The boys will inset sSaiu for tarss, rrsc
tice Saturday. July y, u | y y.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02

Acord"l invitation ' oxtsuded 70 everybody
sa Price. snd RslIsbls Goods asa b s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02
Machine Dap,al 4, 1rlIIl N &,
Mccormick Binders and Move
-ws HAxpI,x,,.--.. {

Mccormick Binders and Mowsn \ ~
soughton and Rossox Dros, Wauops. } IN ssS, ssasS
HoD|ngswortb Hsy Rsksss ss 3 81 sag.s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02


Get your Job work done al tho Ploxsah
office. >@
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30

party met in the Council Room last Fri
day afternoon, for the purpose Of nomin-
ating candidates for city officers.
AS that party had no one in their own
ranks that they could find who would be
suitable or accept the Office Of Mayor,
the delegates were obliged to call on the
Democrats to lend them a man. AS the
Democrats are well supplied, and as they
enjoy a good political fight, they cheer
fully complied, and the result was that
the Republican convention placed in
nomination for the Office of Mayor, well
known Democrat, Charles Golling. We
trust the Republicans will not be 80 de-
plorably situated when the time comes
for them to place In nomination candi-
date for the Presidency, but II they should,
and they cannot find suitable candidate,
we cordially Invite them to call at this
office and we will try and supply the
want. OF course the one we should select
would favor tariff reform. AS regards
Mr.. Golling, judging from what we have
heard, it Ia not probable he will be cor
daily supported by the Republicans, and
our opinion is that large number OF
voters Of that party will not vote for
either Of the nominees for Mayor.
The Republicans nominee for the office
Of City Treasurer is Geo. D. Bradford,
and their candidate for Justice of the
Peace is Joseph Cavanagh.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30
A Handsome Offer.

The ARGUS has perfected arrangements
by which we offer free to our readers a
years subscription to "Womankind," the
popular illustrated monthly journal pub
lished at Springfield, o. We will give a
years subscription to "Womankind" to
each Of our readers paying years sub
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all new subscribers paying in advance.
"Womankind" will find a joyous welcome
in every home. 1t Is bright, sparkling
and interesting. Its household hints and
suggestions are invaluable, and it also
contains large amount Of news about
women in general. Its ohildren's depart
mont makes "Womankind" favorite
with the young, and in fact IL contains
much which viii interest every member
OF the household In It's sixteen large,
handsomely illustrated pages. 1t will
cost you nothing to get a full years sub
scription to "Womankind." Samples
can DO seen at this Office,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30
Latest Spring Styles for Ladies',

Costly thy habit as thy purse can
buy: rich not gaudy." So advises Shak-
speare, and his words still furnish the
best possible rule in matters OF dress.
"Well-drossed women" select such style
as combine neatness and richness, and
are at the same time In accordance with
the prevailing fashion. The styles
adopted by A. Mcdowell d Co., 4 West
14th Street, New York, arc always neat,
rich and correct. 1t is because OF this
fact that these publications have become
so popular that they continue to make
such rapid headway In the favor of Amer
icGn women. la Mode dc Paris" con-
tains the latest and best French styles.
"AIbum des Modes" gives the stylcs
which are most popular In Paris. Each
Is 30 cents per copy, or $3.50 per year.
Yearly subscribers To eIthel VI these
journals are entitled 10 y Premium Book
on tDreaamaking Simpliiied," vauled ut
5000, which book is not sold, but ie
given away as here indicated, ia Mode
Is sold for 10 cents O copy, $3.50 per an
mum. DO not allow your newsdealers to
substitute any other journals for these.
II necessary you can be- supplied with
them direct from the house in New York,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30
Excelsior Works.

The Alpena Excelsior Co. Is now Or
ganized and ready for commencing opera
lions. The articles Of association have
been fled at Lansing. The capital stock
is 10000, and the shares are held by F.
w. Fletcher j. &. Walker, g. A. Shan
non and j. A. Corbin. The officers are
as follows,
President-G. A. Shannon.
Sec'y. and Treas. Q. Walker.
Manager. A. Corbin.
The company will erect ten first class
excelsior making machines, which are
capable of manufacturing twelve cords Of
wood per day. The wood used is white
poplar, Eastwood and cedar, and 1t is the
intention to have the machines In opera.
ton by May lst.
Tho wood is cut into blocks IL inches
long, and the machines make the shavings
known as excelsior. The width OF the
shaving varies, according to the use 1t lie
intended for. For further particulars In
regard to wood, see j. @. Walker or @.
A. Shannon.
The factory Is likely 10 use from one To
two thousand cords OF wood per year, and
In making market for poplar wood will
do great benefit to Alpena, as there is
large amount Of such timber here, and
heretofore II has been yaiueiess, We
trust the enterprislng gentlemen compris-
Ing the firm will meet with success.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30
Republican Ward Nominations

First ward-Supervisor, Z. H. Furbush
Alderman, A. r. Blakely; Board Of Ed
ucation, H. II. Wittelshofer.
Second ward-Supervisor, F. G
Holmes; Alderman, Henry Taylor
Board of Education, e. w. Trask Con
stable, James Rutledge.
Third ward.-Supervisor, George lie
Marie; Alderman, James Bowden
Board Of Education, James F. Nicholson
Constable, William Bloom.
Fourth ward.-No Supervisor Alder
man, J. F. Grant; Board Of Education
Alex Mcleod; Constable, r. Guenther.
Fifth ward.-Supervisor, d. w. Camp
bell; Alderman, Moses Brown; Board o
Education, Walter Bodey Constable
Charles Dewar.
Sixth ward.-Supervisor, John Lee
Alderman, Charles Noach Board OF Ed
ucation, Duncan Mcdonald Constable
John Smith.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30

The following Is list Of real estate
sales recorded during the past week, fur
nished at the abstract Office Of O'Brieu
& 6leator
Chas. i. Williams and Chas. 7. Stevens
to Percival Atkins, $3.50, lot 10,
block 40, Chisholm street.
Isaac Cohen to Geo. w. Johnson, $3.50,
2 Willy LOT 10, hlook 4 Wales addition,
Norwegian street.
Edward Shelf to Chas. Lafiamme, 1916,
SO feet of n end lot 10, block ca, city,
Beach street.
Chas. Laflamme to Edward Shelf, $500,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30
Democratic City Convention.

The Democratic city convention was
held at the Council Room last Thursday
afternoon, and was one Of the most har.
monious and enthusiastic ever held. The
result OF the work was the nomination oil
one of the best city tickets ever placed be-
fore the people by the Democrats.
w. G. Cunningham was selected for
president, and V. Z. Burnham for secre.
tary.
The following committees were appoint
ed. Permanent organization--C. Alpern,
G. Golling, M. O'Brien, E. Maynard, G.
A. Richardson, and j. Muellerweis. Gre.
dential-J. d. Turnbull, @. NJ. Slusser,
j. G. Wall, G. Cook, J. 8. MoVicar ant
j. Beck. The tellers appointed were NJ.
N. Bedford and James Mcnamara.
The names of the delegates are as fol.
lows;
First ward.-J. D. Turnbull, w. Z.
Ziegenfuss, G. Alpern, j. B. Comstock,
j. E. Denton, E. Ruell, j. II. Cobb, j
Mcnamara and V. G. Burnham.
Second ward.-A. LaClaire, J. Doyle
G. Golling, T. Lalonde, G. Johnson, G..
M. Slusser, p. McMullen, H. Clothier, j.
Malloy, ]. U. D'Aigle.
Third ward.-M. O'Brien, j. G.. Wall
j. Mclaughlin, P. Doyle, E. A. Westrope
G. Pamerleau, D. G. Mcintosh, A. Wilk
inson, G. Monaghan, J. Whalen.
Fourth ward.-C. Cook, E. Maynard,
w. G. Cunningham, A. Kowalski, F.
Bone, J. Golling, II. Thompson, NJ.
O'Donell, F. Guyott, ]. Stewpanski.
Fifth ward.--C. A. Richardson, A.
Campbell, d. McDougald, NJ. N. Bedford
V. Laurie, J. s. McVicar, r. F. Melon.
aid, w. Manion, p. Owens.
Sixth ward.--J. e. Chisholm, j. Nc.
Glory, H. Hamilton, F. Beck, j. Beck, ]
Muellerweiss, J. Mills, s. Groh, G. Nitz,
G. Yanike.
The first ballot for candidate fol
Mayor resulted as follows: Andrew
Harshaw 30, Charles Golling 30, Michael
O'Brlen 10, James Collins 1. Mayor
O'Brien had declined to accept renom-
nation before u ballot had been taken
but was oomplimented by the delegation
from his ward with their votes.
The second ballot for Mayor gave Har.
shaw 3s, Golling 81, O'Brien 1, and ther
A. Harshaw was declared the unanimous
choice Of the convention, as the Demo
cratic candidate for the Office Of Mayor.
Three ballots were taken for a candi-
date for City Treasurer, as follows: j
H. Kerr 81, James Collins 90, w. H
Post 4. Second ballot, Kerr 80, Collins
90, Post /. Third ballot, Kerr 35, Collins
25. ]. II. Kerr was declared the unanin
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-30

II. Van Auken, and DR.. Wilkinson.
Some OF the persons who had tried DR.
Dunlop's system gave testimony as to itf
effect, as 1t had cured them OF the crave fol
liquor. The meeting was great success
All expenses were paid by DIR. Dunlop
There appears to be no doubt In regarc
to DR.. Dunlop or Drs. Seaman a Secrist
being able to cure drunkenness. Already
there are many living proofs In this city
that testify that drunkenness can be anC
has been cured.