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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-06
8.

ueber bic in Der umgegerb bon
g%effaboma, &arnes @puntn, berrl1en-
be entfeBli6e Srodenbeit f6reibt nns
elmer unierer 2eier, 9err Sbeobor @on=
gel, @a6ftebenbes: ySie bier berr=
i6er6e Srodenbeit fpottet ieber ges
f9reibnng. Set benz groBen &egen
pOrigen Sabres, baben mir big 9ato
feinen gebabt. Sic prdrie lift mie perz
brannt; bic Mesquitbdume unb bic
@i6en iinb bic einsigen lebenben 8duz
me unb Strdu6er. 9as gieb finbet
feline Nabrung unb fiebt benz 9ungerz
tobe entgegen. Sic balbmiIben Stu
ten erndbren ii6 BON ben Mesquitbldtz
tern unb beiteben MIR nod aug 6ant
unb &nD6en. Stelenmelfe bur6bri6t
bas itarfe 8ieb ben 9rabt5aun burf
unb nimmt feline &iidli9ten auf ben
Sta6elbrabt, um nir gum @raie 81
gelangen. Sas 9eu lit urs ausgez
gangen. 9as @ras in ben galtnres
fir bic Nrbeitspferbe 1T ebenfals bers
sebrt. Sir uns iiebt es iebt iebr trau=
rig aus. Sic &artefeln, pel9e bis
iebt Der Srodenbeit Wiber1tanb geleiz
ftet baben tperben, tpenn bieie Wo9efein
&egen fommt, gu @runbe seben. @iele
bunberte Nder liegen brad, tparten auf
Gegen, UNI NIT Cotton bepflanst au
uerben. Sic beftigen Siibminbe 5ies
ben ben &eft Der Ndfe aus benz 8oben
aus. Sic Nd9te bringen feinen Sbau
ben armlen Bflan5en.
SIM Staatsiefretariat in Nulfin
lieBen iid bic @runbeigentbumsz unb
Sparbanf in 6pufon, nit einem &az
pital BON 100000 unb bic Metropoz
Titan 8al unb 2eibgeieafdaft in Sort
W0rtb, ebenfaas nit einem &apital
bon 100000, Greibriefe ausfteIen.
= Sn 0amiltDn bielten bic MoG-
5iidter BON 9amilton County hire Sab
Instrumentation ab, tpel1e BON ben Ser
tretern Der berf6iebenen parteien gum
3mede Der politifden propaganba be-
nubt uurbe.
Sn Mrp, Mtascoia Gountp, lit
cine neue ppt>Sffice gegriinbet morben.
- Wa6 benz m06entlihen Metterz
unb Critics eri6te 1T bas Wetter mdbz
renb Der perffoKenen Wo6e in alien
9beilen bes Staates, nit Musnabme
bes Stbmeftens, 5iemli1 giintig ges
fpeien. Die @rnte> Nusli6ten i'm Siibz
tpeiten finb bur6 bic anbauernbe 3roz
denbeit aber fart beeintrd1tigt. Sabei
1T bic 9emperatur Elm fur Die Sabress
3eit gang ungem6bnli9 bobe. Bon
sablrei6en punften bes Sibpeitens
Der wirb beri1tet, baB man Der 5rodenz
belt tpeger mod gar ni6t barar benfen
fDnnte, 8aummoae 3u pflansen.
= Sn @lbanD begging s. s. Gons
rab, Der LANCE Sabre bort eins Der err
fen @ei6dfte innegebabt bate, Selbfz
morb bur6 @ri9leBen. gr bate bor
Ginger 3eit cine f9pere 8~erlebung am
9opfe babongetragen unb mar ieit Der
3eit NnfdQen bon S6permutb unter=
tuorfen.
Sn Som Green gountp if, pie
aug San Nngelo beri6tet pirb, Der
Iange erfebnte 8egen gefallen, freilid
nod ni6t in geniigenber Menge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-06
Meuralata In Is Mtuuten furirt.

Scr. S. 6. Sturtepant, gbitor Ser
rWaupaca (Bisc.) poif" fagt: @bams
berlains S6mer3ens : 8aliam furirte
meme Grau pergansene Na6t BON Sc
iidtsz unb 3abni6mer5en i~nnerbalb Is
Winuten. Wir m09ten ni6t mebr obs
ne bafelbe iein. 9ie 6laf6e fir so @ts.
gu baben bel ben Sruggiiten s. Salt
eper & Sobn, Doubling 6 6loob, IS.
& SO. &alteper, q. 9reiB, $. S6uz
9arb, &. Goben & @p. unb S. 8,
6arrifDn.
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giotiS fit Tubrwertz8 Better.
Manprs office,


San Nntonio, /. Mai '92. {
Ollie Sllbrmerfsbefber Der Stabt tperz
ben bierbur6 bena6ri9tist, baB bic
2icen5gebiibr auf 6ubrwerfe fir bas
Sabr 1928 iebt faaig 1T. Sn nes
bereinltimmu1g nit Der Section Is,
beS &apitels 81 Der g~fepibirten Srbi>
nan5en merben Die gigentbimer BON
auti9en, Magen, @rpreBsW agen,
&arrer, @rocerpsW agen, fosenannte
cSloats" etc. bierour6 aufgeforbert,
ibre 2ieen5gebiibr fir bas Sabr 1892
gu entridten, unb suar bis gum 10.
M1at 1892 ME in Der Section IA bes
&apitels 81 Der &epibirten Srbiuan3en
porgei4rieben 1T.
Il. 81 8rDan GaIIagban,
MaDor.
9ltteitirt: 6. g. GIaubon,
Gitp Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-06
Cine Orninatts
sur 1menbirung Der Section 5 bes aaz
pitels 2 Der &epibirten Statuten.

IS lei berorbnet bur6 6en Stabtratb
BON San Nntonio, baB bic Section 5
DeS &apttelS 2 Der &epibirten 6tatuten
% perd1lbert Derbe, bab ie in 3ufunft
folgeltbermaBen lautet:
section 5. 9ieIe Sr6tnanai ou
ii6 in ibrer Nnmenf ung auf Die folgenz
ben 8ren5ett bei6rdnfen. M~nfangenb
BON Der Bride iiber ben SluB big @ranb
Mpenue, BON ba aus norbli9 Den Stub
entlang mad Der Soiepbinen : etrabe,
BON oa iiiblid na6 @raDionitrabe, BON
ba Oitli6 mad PinefraBe, iibli6 nod
Sf Commensurate, bon IA tpeitli6
mad WalnutftraBe, BON ba Bic Walnutz
traBe unb bas @eleile Der 8. $. &
g. q. 8abn e%utlang nod Siib Shores
1traBe, BON ba n0rbli6 mad GebaGoss
traBe, BON ba ipetli6 na6 Siib 2ares
bo1trube, BON ba n6rbIi6 gu beren 4reu=
8ungspunfte nit Der Sun 2uis StraBe,
bon ba tt0rbli6 lta6 benz San pebro
Greet, bon ba bieien Greet entlang lit
noroli6er Gi6tung mad Der fibli6en
Gren5linie bes San gebro Springs
parfs, BON ba meitli6 mad Der tpefliz
6etzGren3e bieies parfs, DON ba n0rbz
li6 na6 beiier n6rbli6er @rense, bann
oitli6 mad Der San Bebrp Npenue, RON
ba fiibli9 nod parf Npenue, BON ba
Deltlt6 mad beren &reu3ungspunfte
nit Ser Upper 2abor 9it9, BON ba
fublt6 mad @ranb Npenue unb bon ba
aus bieielbe entldng big gum Nusgangss
pnrfte. limb ferner bic folgenben
Gren5en. Nnfangenb bon Der Siibot
@de bon @rapfonitraBe nrtb Neuz
graunfels Npenue, in n6rbliher &i6z
tung Die Neuz8raunfels Mberue ertz
lang mad Der Norbieite bon Serrea
Npenlle, bieie entlang in ipetli6er
&i9tung bis CUR 9lamo 9it6, bieie
entlang in iibli6er &t9tung big 8raz
fenribge Npenue, bieie entlang in tpeltz
li6er Gt6tung mad &iper Nbenue, BON
ba iibli9 mad @%raplonfraBe unb auf
Der Sibieite berielben entlang mad benz
Nusgangspunfte. 9ieie Srbinan3 fol
au6 Nnpenbung finben auf b~enieniger
She'll Der unter ben Namen r6air
Grounds" unb nGiperibe parf" be-
fannten eingefriebigtem @r~unbffiide,
pel6er innerbalb Der Stabtgrenaer
liegt. Gerner ioG es ungeieblih fein
fir ben @igentbimer zines 8u0en i'm
Nlter BON mebr alS einem Sabre, refp.
fir bic Nngeitellten pber Ngenten bes
betrefenben @igentbiimers, fold einer
8ullen innerbalb Der Stabtgrenaen frei
berum laufen gu laflen. Srgenb fold
Elm @igentbiimer ober befen Nngeftelte
ober ggenten &C., bic irgenb cine Der
geftimmunger bieier Section berleben,
iollen eines Geraebens f6ulbig era6tet
unb mad erfolgter leb%erfnbrung Dor
Dem &ecorber nit elmer Celebrate ni9t
unter S. rtnb ni1t iiber 5000 belegt
tperber.
Nngenommen unb gebiaigt ar1 25.
Mpril 1892.
8rpan GalIagban,
MaDpr.
gttefirt: 6. g. GIaubon,
@itp Glerf.
- 9te "falbionablen Dunlap, 4t1or
urb @tption 0iite finbet man bel q ans
coat & SObm.
= 2iebe lit beim Manre ein 3eits
L,,.I kn:x. mo:Ln So co.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-06
Sine Gmtid,eiomngsidblad1t fir Die &c.
ftefnnQ

pom tprauniIhen Sod Der bespcttI6en Gattrten Dp8s
pepie, pariieibt9tsit nnp Sch rleipen prh ~esltefe't,
ipenn taS ebemalise Spfer ibrer draerltden Sbelberrz
l&aft etne aur NIT Srtettsr's MasenbitterS burGz
maht Damn muNen lie pobl Dper libel has 6eib
raunen unp @eirnsnett e~ntialtet fesrei9 ibr Banter.
Scldes iino unatdnrerltA bic Grfab,unq'n Gerieetz
iener preietutsen Rlase 0err gu perbsu. Der O1ttteI
sesen Dpspepits, @duenbeftpereen une Sartletptsz
feu, De: braittlfen Gbfhbrmtttei u. {. 10. siett IS 70
pieIe ME Ssr9 am Wieer. aber lie limb ebcnfo uuelps
pte piefer. Die slndlthe Qe:etnisuua betitrdfti4er
Gtsenidaiten, rie re bic 9rrbe Gnttannler orr Ratur
%barbieiet, aut III ben Buffers pertretener ipirttuoier
Sali5, ~tef6rnert uiht MIR, lpHecru benirtt an unp fir
fh HE $ tluns rrcntiAsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
unreselmdbisen 6uaetrens b'r Gtnsepeiee u,b Gall
len5eriebuns. @eqen Wialdrta un6 all Rte iGdolthen,
aus unretnef pper r~erpsfteier Atbmple Bare entfprinaenz
ben aranfbettea TT ta5 Sitters ee bette Stuswebr.
IS bemmt pie Retguns ,la 9beumattsrus, rest bic
Rteren nne Siaie gu ensrstiber 1bdttstett an uue
eur6itr6mt ben beruntersetpmmeeeu f~raflofeu 96rper
NIT iril6el Strait. Als tcniiheS Mittel bat es ntht
ieiaes @Lst9en.
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California > Weine.

Meinliebbaber finben ein groBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Germ s. s. WeDer am Mlampz
Bla5a. 9err MeDer iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb Stene aus unb fault brett
aus Dem Seller Der 8einai6ter. Nls
sutem &enner gelimgt es linn itets, bic
beiten 6nrten aus5umdblen. ST fan1
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
i9uten Sropfem berieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Meine in por3iigli6er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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MIR bpffmnmgslps erflart mnS bod
0eeeffefl

aus sineni 2riete Der Gran curt BON @rptpn, eabs
Dafota, fftren MIR Goleenbes an: so bate mtm bets
10 sIihttsi, bts Grtaliuns fhlus f6 anf ueine eunsen,
rs tesann Fart 81 tufen uab balb mar es snetfedps,
bst u an Der SHpinbfu1t lit. Bier Gerste saben
mtA auf uub srtldrten, bab Id nur nod etne turse 4ett
Az Ieben Sale. So fstbft SAB oue Soffuuns af anb
tereitete MID f&rn ant etn balbiSeS Gnbe cor. Ca
rlett Semanb u1sinem Gotten an, Or. abnts's Reuss
W{ute1 aeaen GhiptntiuGt, 6ufen unb Grfdltuns su
psriuden. 50 foIste BEN Rafbe, nabm I'm Ganben a&t
NIaiHeu unb mnrbe ronfdn6ts sebetif. So bin iesi 70
eeinnb ME irsenb cine Sran meiner Detsnnti&aft.
Brc5ena{3en fret. gu BADEN Bel &boipb Dretb,
Ttsnpion q GS. I'm a~BtpIeiale unp tei allen Nrptbes
5tfn ~ 80 Gents unb 81 90 bic GIaiSs.
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: Safer @ilbelm pirb na6 Der
&lffebr BON ieiner b%iesidbrigen Nprb>
lan6sz6abrt, pel6e nit elmer Malfi6z
iogb berbun0en iein miro, bic a~0nigtn
8ictoria auf Der Sniel Wigbt befuz
6en. ST mirb am l. Nugult nit b,r
ga9t u9sben5ollern" in Cones lanz
ben, mabri6einli6 audi nit ieiner
SegelDa9t pWtetepr" OH elmer Der eng
lii6en Oa6tmettfabren tb%eilnebmen.
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Gin 1dIimmer g~tlenbabn : lltfad

WN IUIlIlllleT GTe1lUuDI UTIuH
ereignete lid auf Der Nt6ifon, Sopefa
& artaz6ez 8abn, untpeit BON Sort
Wabifon, Soma. Ser bi6tbefeBte
@rpreB 3ug brad burd cine Bride
iiber ben Sor &ioer, mel6e be :ml1tbli6
btr6 Die 9p6flutben Der lebten 3eit
uuteripiilt nOrben mar uno itiir5te in
Die Siefe. Sie Bride 1T etna It's
SUB lang un6 uber 30 SUB bod. Soe
melt bis ieBt befannt 1T, famen Z gerz
ionen bel Der &ataitropbe um 1nb 26
wlrben i6tper berlebt.
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@rpmoeteentsnms . uesertraauaasn.

Grel Meeri6eibt an Wlrs. 6enrietta
Smitbzp ebber, @runbitiid fibli6 BON
MilsS traBe. $2,615.
Safob &ei6ert an @rneltine peters,
100 older i'm Surpep 1877 fir $3.50.
g. 8. Gorfe on Grip 8ogel, 2
@runbitiide an Soiepbine=S Str. SO. 039.
@onrab 9uberid an g. 6. SOuler>
ton, unb umgefebrt, 4ustaui9 BON ie
sfpei @runbftiden an @intbersS traBe.
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q J.
Office bes GitDzG Collectors,
SQt 9lntonto, l. Stat '92.

Nae Sunbe : gigentbiimer bieier
Stabt tperben bierbur6 bena6ri6tigt,
baB iie big gum 10. Mai fommert unb
tire 9unbe=S teuer $50 Gents fir ieben
Sutb) entri6ten, unb omar in ueberz
einitimmung nit Der am 5 Sum- 1877
amenbirten Srbinar5. Mit 9uttben,
Die mad Dem obengenannten Datum
Dbne Steuermarfe angetrofen perber,
wirb in Der bur9 bas @eieb porgei6riez
be1en Weiie ~perfabren perDen.
@b. &ide,
Gitp : Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-06
9nflens Mrntea Gable.

Die BETTE Gable Der 0elt fur S6nttte, Auetfduns
gen, @eiGnire, StebeIs une 9antz InsftIag, Sledtei
aeiprpn8ene Sdn6e, Grcfbeuien unb due 6outtrauts
betten furtrt Sdmprrbotpsn cher teine BeSohluns.
Bbatst 2ufrtebenbett s~aranttrt oher has @eLb wtrb
8nrn6ertattet, rs Ssnts pts Saaatsl. Gum Wertau'
u alien GpDtbeteu. GhcIpb Dretb, Itpmpion Il Co.,
WtoIelale.
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= NnSiise BEL pancoat&S obn
ober fertig gefauft, fiBen mie arte
gesofen. Gertige Saden werben fo>
itenfrei paHenb gema9t.
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2iebe 1T beim Maune ELM 3ettz
mort, beim Weibe bas 9auptmort.
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Migrdne2 SeeGbant's Yiaen iperz
ben lie beile1t.
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Ote f%albionablen Dunlap, 4nor
unb Strtion Siite finbet man bel pans
& Sobm.
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9eiratbs=g d)etne:

5reb. Spencer unb Clara @elter.
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8efolgenb cine aie, bic, memn fe aud nur aus fur5en 3eiem un6 tIener
59rift befebt bod biebebeutenb 1T. @andes @efddft waroe fpahenlang in
luHdllger Sdrtt nibt 10 bel SntereRautes bringem f0nnen as in Der fosen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
At Eeid'sOpera House.

The meeting at Reid's Opera House last evening, was quite lark keiy attended, as we fully expected it would be. More than could have found seats in MT. Carlisle's own church. The address was a thoroughly good one. In in- troduction, he gave new, and yet a sensible idea of pulpit work. He said "I have not come here to instruct you. 1 do not presume to do It. Pulpit eX- perts instruct. 1 am not an expert. do not come as an orator. l am not an orator; Orators are very scarce. Nine teen out of every twenty lawyers, if they have great responsibility, demand that their client shall get high talent for the great plea. Ministers have to do it. leone to confer with you in a com panlonable, conversational way" Many men are very outspolIen Tn their decla- rations that religion is good thing. Good for the community. They favor Sunday school, they like church servIce. but they never take sides with the cause of Christ. They drift good-naturedly with the world, satisfied with them selves, content self-sufficient * Some men follow conscience as a man follows a wheelbarrow. They push it before them NlIn dll CIle enoIsg Ol uoOoI lhiLoU will * * @ Few men commit wrong by loving what IS positively forbidden. They do it py over-loving what is posi- lively and absolutely lawful m the New Testament * * Replying to the strict ture of the text, many man says: If am not ss good as some, l am not as bad as others. If l anu not frieUd O. your Christ, am not his enemy. Well but Gods bargaining with men is with each. man for himself, The fact that John Doe is Christian or 2 scouBdrel, doesn't weigh one iota either way in Gods judgment respecting Richard Roe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
Not a Meriaau

It turns out now that the insane per son who was kept in our county jail for several days and adiudged insane, ,and at last taken 10 Phenix, is. an American citizen and not a Mexican, as thought to be. and that it is Pima county's duty to take care of him. The following from the Nogsles Advertiser, explains the situation:
 "Jesus NJ. Mauasa, the crazy man sent into Tucson. to the Probate Court, from Nogales, is not "MexIcan" as reported, but a native of California and a citizen of the United. States, and however much it may go against the grain of the Pima County officials we are legally obliged to care for him if he be ad- judged insane. The Mexican Author Ities, state that "he is not a Mexican and positively refuse to have anything to do with him. or allow him on their side of the line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
Communication.

BENSON. A. T. May 13, 1892.
 ED. CITIZEN: Mir. Boice of Montana, has shipped 2,OOO head of cattle through this place during the past week. They were loaded at Huachuca Station and belonged to Colin Comeron, Sidney Thomas, the Parker Bros, and other reighbots of Mr. Cam 9ron, whO all shipped at one time for the purpose of saving expense. Mr. Boice says that the false reports published in the El Traffico, weekly neWs-papt m Guay- mas, Sonora. ard republished in the Tucson Star and Tombstone PrOspec- tor. damageI him to the extent of S5,- 0OO by requiring him to sh.p his cattle to Dakota, instead of 10 Wyoming, as he had intended t0 do.
 Mir. Bolce states that he would not have purchased cattle at these prices, if he had apprehended that the press of the Territory would publish every d8m~ aging rumor that might be circulated as To the health of Arizona cattle.
 The large cattle breeders Tn the northern States and Territories seek every pretext to exclude southern cattle, and our Territorial newspapers cannot be too careful to circulate the reports of idle or designing persons which cannot be too careful to circulate the reports Of mic or designing persons which are calculated to destroy the cattle inter ests of this territory.
 Mir. R. R. Richardson also sold to NIT. Boice tram load of first class cattle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
CA N A D A DEL ORC,
What the Company Operating
 These Mines are Doing.

The CITIZEN reporter called on Capt Burgess this morning. The following was the result of the interview. There are twenty-two men at work or the road to the Canada del Orc Mines eighteen men on the Silver Bell road and seventeen at these mines, and twelve at the Canada del Gro Mines. Eight men are employed at the smelter. From | tEe above it seems that the company operating the Canada del Gro Mines Oi mited) of London, are doing more work and seemingly are more in earnest than any other mining company in South ern Arizona.
 Fred Snyder is in charge of the ma chInery at the smelter, with Robert Paul as assistant, and Prof F. H. Hill is ID charge of the laboratory, receiving and samphng ore. Within a month the Canadr del Gro Mines will bs send ing to the smelter from 8 to 40 tons per day of lead silver Ores.
 The Silver Bel! Mines are developing wonderfully. N. w. Faisonswrites to SCEl. DOi5CSo ILi1J AC hd5 uuCOEcTeQ . ledge of phenominaly oxy-sulphide ores, carrying much cuprite, or pure red oxide of copper. This ledge is from to 15 feet in width, and IS being opened by three different shafts three hundred feet apart. It is perfect sme l5ing. having calc-spar gangge and carrying iron oxide. The ledge in the shafts contains 626 per cent. copper. and is certainly the richest deposit of copper ore ever uncovered in Arizona
 In connection with the above it is proper to observe that this mining en- terprise whose magnitude no one can doubt, taken jointly with the work which the Santa Cruz Water Storage Company have inaugurated to irrigate our arable land to the North and South of us, will assert materially in develop ing this portion of Arizona, The lands will bring forth the grain and the fruit, while the mines will supply the where with to oil the machinery" of progress, and this portion of Southern Arizona will at last assume ths station which it's resources demand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
Supreme Court,

The following named cases on appeal fIom Pima county, appear in the Su preme Court calender. Ire court IS now in session at Phenix.
 John Davis vs. Territory of Arizona, appeal from Pima county,
 The Santa Rita Land and Mining Company vs. T. Lillie Mercer; a ppeal from Pima county.
 United States of America vs. Zan l.. TiGball, James H. Toole, JohnC, Handy, Charles R. Drake. Jacob s. Mantield, Henry Buehman, William c. Davis and Alfred D. Otis; appeal from first Judi cial District.
 George E. Martin and H. D. Under appeal from Pima County.
 Territory of Arizona vs. The Persons Real Estate, Land and Property des- cribed in the Delinquent list of the county of Pima for the year 1889. Ap~ peal from Pima County.
 w. H. Porter vs. Thomas Hughes, Territorial Auditor, original case, man damus.
 Wm. H. Barnes vs. Thomas Hughes, Territorial Auditor, original case; man. damus.
 In the matter of the estate Of Ann Maria Redondo De Agnirre, decease William $. Sturgis vs. SamaLiego; ap peal from Pima county.
 Tn the matter ei the estate Of Anna Maria RedoDdo de Aguirre, deceased; appeal of William s. Sturgis from a judgment of the District Court of Pima county, anrulling and vacating an order of Probate Court of said county.
 In the matter of the estate of Anna Maria RedoDdo de Aguirre, deceased. Appeal of Harriet $. Wright from judgment of the District Court of Pima county allowing the final account of Pedro Aguirre as administrator ot sad estate.
 The San Pedro Cattle Company vs. G. NJ. Williams. Appeal from Pima county.
 Frank M. Main vs. T. Cuen; appeal from Pima county.
 Frederick W. Smith ct al, vs. United States of America. Appeal from First District.
 William McNeil, plaintiff vs. Southern Pacific company. Appeal from Pima county.
 An Yaw plaintiff vs. Don Tan defend ant. Appeal from 1st District, county of Pima.
 Rosario Brena plaintiff vs. George Chan See defendant. From Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21

Mrs. Josephine HugEes, of this city, designed and had made and presente d to the members of the ArlZona Press association, a beautiful lot of badf es emblematlcal and indicative of the re- sources of our Territory. Silver being the prIr cipal ore, the trimmings of the same are of sIlver-beIng a bar, one half inch wide, placed at the top, below which are the words .'Arizon4 Press Association, printed in silver ard still below this a scroll, indicative that all things pass away. The bottom of the badge is finished off with silver fringe about two inches long and very beautiful. The entire badge is about four inches long by two inches wide of blue ribon which color IS mathematical of ''loyaly." The Press Is, and has al ways been loyal to the territory, and hence tha color chosen. The idea was we'll conceived and the Press appreciate the noble thought.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
At the Congregational Church To
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The Congregational church Sunday school which meets at 9:30 a. m. is made especially attractive by good musical programme. in care of Mrs. Warren the efficient Assistant Superintendent. The other features are exceedingly good. At 10:45 sharp. the regular morning service begins. Rev. c. B. Carlisle the pastor has for his theme: "Ihe New Kingdom Of Christian civilization" It is discussion of the duty and privilege of the modern church and the modern Christian-In relation to the socialogi- cal problems of our day, or the Christian activities working out the scientific spirit in the religions sphere. At 6:3O D. m. the Christian Endeavor Society meets in the church parlor. All young people are cordially invited. At 7:3O in the evening, the pastor will deliver an address in Reid's Opera House. An ex- celient musical programme will be one of the features. Mir. Carlisle's topIc will be ''the CrimInslity of Neutrality"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
Ths President and Eracntirn f.nm.

The President and Executive Com mltte were empowered to call the next annual meeting.
 Thanks were then extended to the Chairman and Secretary for their able and impartial manner of dischargIng their respective duties, and after .an eloquent address by Attorney General Herring the convention adjourned sine die. with the greatest good feeling and confidence.