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No Assessment Work this Year.

The bill introduced by Congress
man Bell of Colorado to suspend for
one year the clause of the Act of 1872
which requires the expenditure of
500 annually on each mining claim
located since the 10th day of May,
1872, until patent has been issued
therefor, has passed both houses of
Congress. The Senate amended the
bill by excluding corporations and
non-residents from it's provisions and
unless the House concurs in the Sen
ate amendments it will be submitted
to q conference committee of the two
Houses.
The Act requires as an evidence of
good faith that the claimant or claim
ants of any mining location, in order
to secure the benefit of the suspension
clause, shall cause to be recorded in
the office where the location notice or
certificate is filed, on or before De-
cember. 81, 1898, notice that he or
they in good faith intend to hold and
work the claim.
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ton to remove cause to Washoe county ar
gued and denied. Set for trial Nov. 9TH.
L. Monfrini vs. Geo. D. Madallena-De-
murrer overruled and defendant given ten
days to answer.
w. L. Davis VS.. VIM. Hayes-Ordered that
demurred be sustained. Plaintiff given
until p. M to-mrrow to file amended com
plant. Set for trial November 18th by the
Court.
October IT,
l.. Monfrini VS.. Geo, D. Madallena-Mo-
ton to discharge attachment oyerruled and
counsel for defendant takes M exception.
Set for trial Nov. 9th.
October 20th
In the matter of the estate of George D.
Harter, deceased-Ofdered that w. N. Nc
Gill be appointed administrator with will
annexed,
In the matter of the estate of James
Smith, deceased-Ordered that C. A. Math-
ewson be appointed Administrator.
John Wearne VS.. Louis Martin, ct al
Tried by the Court and taken under advise
ment.
Nelson Bush VS.. G. H. Allen and William
Scott Set for trial Nov. 9th.
In the matter of the estate of p. Flana-
gan, deceased Continued until further or
der of the Court
Frank X Murphy vs. w. L. Davis-set for
trial by jury Nov. 9th.
Nichols & Parsons VS.. Jewett Adams-Set
for trial by the Court Nov. 9TH.
Anton Young VS.. Louis Martin ct al
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs Execution
stayed for 30 days.
In the matter of the estate of John Rags
dale, deceased Confirmation of sale of real
estate.
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GRAND JURY REPoT
For the October Term of the District
Court

! ELY, New, Oct. 10, 1893.
To His Honor G. f. Talbot, Judge of
the District Court of the State of
Nevada, in and for the county of
White Pine:
The Grand Jury impanneled for the
session commencing on the 18th day
October, 1893, beg leave to report as
follows:
We have found two indictments for
felony.
We have ignored one charge of
criminal libel and one charge of grand
larceny.
The following committees were ap-
pointed to examine the different offices
and a airs of the county:
County Auditor and Clerk-simon Davis
B. B. Bird, VIM. M. Norman.
Treasurer and Assessor-CA. Mathewson,
l.. s. Scott, A. Muir.
District Attorney and Supt. of Schools
H. A. Comins, Charles Green, A. Heusser.
Sheritf-Wm. Burke, John Verzan, w. G.
Lyons.
County Commissioners-A Muir, M, F.
Boyle, H. A. Comins.
County Buildings-Richard Willis, Dan
Mcdonald, Jacob Shallenbarger.
County Roads-Charles Green, John Yer
Fan, VIM. NJ Norman.
Township Otficers-W. G. Lyons, D. c. Nc
Donald, Richard Willis.
The reports of the above named
committees are attached hereto and
form part of this report.
We have given careful considera-
ton to all matters brought before us,
and in conclusion we desire to say
that one chief source of that spirit
which makes the American people,
under almost all circumstances, an Or
derby people, is the respect which
they have for the laws, both State and
national and the respect which they
feel is due to those in authority in the
land.
1t is true that under the present
local administration the game laws
have been utterly ignored in White
Pine county.
It is equally true that under the
present national administration the
laws commanding the purchase of T.
100000 ounces of silver monthly has
been derided. 1t is also true that no
effort has been made to execute the
law known as the Chinese Exclusion
Act, which was designed to keep out
the plundering hosts of the Orient
from our country. Are such things
contagious? If President, or the
officers of State or county can say
in effect about this or that law, CIT
does not please Inc and I will not exc
cute it, he has made but first step
which will lead on to lawlessness and
anarchy and despotism, and the ulti-
mate downfall of our American insti-
buttons.
We sincerely trust that hereafter,
White Pines most excellent officials
in most respects, will execute all
laws of our good State with absolute
impartiality and frmness, tempered
always with fair amount of those
noble virtues charity and mercy.
And we hope that their future ex-
ample may eventually set the pace for
other American officials in high places.
Having completed all labor assign
ed us, we now ask to be discharged.
D. G. McQUITTY, Foreman
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In the District Court at Winnie
mucca Monday, Judge Cheney grant
ed 1. B. English new trial. He was
convicted of manslaughter at the Sep
TENDER session for the killing of Fred
Clay last February.
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The Southern Pacific Co. has re-
duced fare between Oakland and San
Francisco to % cents. Opposition.
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Reports of Committees

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON AUDITOR AND
CLERK.
To the Hon. Foreman of the Grand Jury:
We, the committee appointed by you to
examine the books and accounts of the
Auditor and Clerk, find after examination
that the books are kept in good order and
business form, and to the best of our knowl-
ledge are correct, and we wish to compli-
ment Mr. M. B. Garaghan on his courtesy
by assisting us all he could in giving us
any information that that we required
SIMON DAVIS,
B. B. BIRD,
w. M. NORMAN.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON COUNTY TREAS
URER.
To G. McQuitty, Foreman Grand Jury
Sir: Your committee on County Treasu-
rer's office has examined the books of said
office and find them neatly and correctly
kept and the balances to agree with those
of the Auditor. We find in the Treasurers
safe a bank account showing balance
due the Treasurer in the Bank of Califor-
Draft on Mccormick d Co. 513 80
County Warrants paid. ............. l,3|Z az
Currency notes. Observation-Disclosures. 1910 w
Cold coin 2,S15 90
Silver coin. .......................' "uo ~
Total. .................. .......... ,oo5 70
Which amount is the balance which should
be on hand as shown by the books OF said
office. Respectfully submitted
C. A. MATHEWSON,
L. S. SCOTT,
A. MUIR.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT ATToR-
NEY'S OFFICE.
TOD. c. McQuitty, Foreman Your com
mittee on District Attorneys office and ex-
officio Supt. of Public Schools beg leave to
report that we find the books and accounts
of said Office and ex-officio office In good
form. vouchers therein to compare with the
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
Nv stockholders of the King County Inyestment
Company. number two. thai the regular annual
meeting OF stockholders of said company will be
held a. rooms 225 TO 22s Bailey building ia the
city Of Seattle. at 1 O'Clock %. NJ on Monday the
23d day of October 1893
JAREz h. NELSON, President
r. G. BAyNp
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NOTICE TO CoSrRAcroRs.


no coNTRACToRs-SEALE TENDERS.
l. endorsed New Parliament Buildings Vic.
tora, Con tract No. 2" viii received by the
Hopourahie Chief Commissioner OF Lands and
Works mp TO O'clock D. m. OF Thursday, 3Gth No
vember, 1898, FOR the several trades required in
the erection OF new parliament buildings At James
Bay. Victoria, B. C.. viz:
]. The excavation mason and bricklayers work
2 The carpenter and joiuer's work.
The skaters and plnsterers work
:. The coppersmIths work
o. The smith and ironfoundsrs work.
o. The plumbers work.
T. The painters work
Tenders viii be received for any one trade or for
the whole work.
The plans. details. etc. as prepared by f. NJ Rat
tenbuFy, architect. be seen az the Office Of the
undersigned on or after Monday. October 16 1898
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work can be obtained on paymen mt of
so tor each trade. This sum will be returned to
the contractors on receipt Of q koFsa atie tender
zach tender. must be accompanied by an &C
cepted bank check equal to per cent on the
amount OF each trade rendered for. which viii be
retained rs part security for the due perform ance
of the WORK. The check will be returned 10 nm
successful competitors but will be forfeited by any
bidder who may decline 10 execute a contract IL
called upon 10 do
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepte1 W. =. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and Worss
Lands and Works Department
Victoria. b. G. September 20. 1893.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSART
CONDUCTED n.y.
DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
rhs most widely aud favorably known spsc,as,xn
on the Pacfc Coast The doctors ARE rsra,sr ssaf
yates from the University OF the cay Of New -
And Of Long Stand olIege Hospital. Hroekiyz
New York. aud their long experiences rsm4rkstls
akin and universal success In the trexsuen{ "a
cure u Chronic diseases sntstls these eniasrl
physiesAns to the fun confidence OF The a6zlcief
everywhere.
Soinatser what your complaint consult tas>s
successful specialsts who are able 70 elYasf cafss
In many cases that have been pronounced ha fisxs
They treat SCiENTIF!CALLYa ana spc-
OkS~FULLf, cure QUICKLY and Pr Il
, MANENTLY PkIvATE, BLOOD ANpskfy
DIsEAsES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SAX.
UAL DIsoRpERs PILES. FisTULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS GoNuRRHUA
aLEET. spermatorrh0A seminal wsskness Losi
Manhood, Nignf Emissions DecAyed Faculties.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Catsrrh, Broachitia
Asthma. TumorA Eruptons, sslt Rhenm aad
sTRiCTUREs radically and safely cured wlthout
pain or detention from business and cures guAsAa.
feed
Al Dictionaries and impedinsass e marriage
a CERfAIN AND POSITIVE eusE for shs
awful effects OF early vice and the Bnmseons evils
that follow In Its train.
Long experience. with unparalleled sacceea b
the best evidence Of doctors skill
DFnEAsES OF 0 EN- also receive sperlsI
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST ahi
most EXPERIENCED sPEtxALIef8 %
the Coast. or write, sending stamp Cp1sa1sza1
free aud confidential fremont hfeek, ca
Front street. Seattle.
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

yEEFERENcEs-Rev. navld q oss,a :,
Mark Fectory. Mrs 1. 4 J. Hunf ys--~.> ~
Washington: Rev. Wallace Nurse issa -. SO
versity street. ami parents Of t0rmes raa,,s nv
For further Information apply IA IA Wys.p.
WiNTsRsoUkNE. 7l6 Eleyenth slrsel cs.r
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rOerETsOx- eeassse. al zl3 yfsxnis ssrs~s.
ezxaraay Octsbsx :. 1894 Egix4hesh EsberssGn.
a. Cd sxe. AGED IS years
Eerasns viii Be shEpps1 70 san Frsncssco Esrt
Taesdxr.
eL<,zAH--rn Seattle &C Cos Fisth sfrsst. sssnr-
dag, October z. 1888. r. {. elorah, Of co1s9sap-
fson. ngsd - years
Services viii b held - ne rssstsnes tomcrrvw
sftsrsoeB 80 sse5oek- Intermens - Lsks vtsw
eeraesery. IAN frsaeasco papers passss eovy
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WASrED-IsFoRmArrox.

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
~ for any information leading TO the where's
bouts OF H. r Rasmussen. who left Skykomish on
feet Q inches. weight about 1875 pounds light
complexion, smooth face. light brown hair: has
deep scar ON forehead over right eye: wore brown
tIcalArs address f. l. Rasmussen. skykomlsh.
Wash.
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sCRISP SNAPS

T3J5-Y75T zyzT75 lei. % E5ss saTssi. 05Ttk u
Madison
STOOLS soxioo feet, in Postlus addition. near
Albert ssrpeG
a. .soo-Two very eexfrahss lots on chsstnut
ssFeel In Rentoa Heights
az,7so-Hcase Of nine rooms IN Lake Union dis
fYsct.
a.. a0o--0ue and ehaif lots in Deany's Eroad-
way add, ban ten neigh tofhoca
&29 per &cye-SD8 scres ten Bi3rs west Of nssy
yard % aerss wei enifsyatea bottom land. Do
sides ether vhiHAt.e improvements
%, 800-ThFse iofs ia Queen Anne town, tine
ysess graded street, near Bradley.
&1.S00-ffrs acres q ehoscs - sser front on Lake
%ashtDEion.
Gx.0ge-Ten acres ~ partially Improved water
fieRs the sound. boAt FAC e4nx. depot etc.
90. 900 Boat d0sGG flns business 70 Ell OF exs
change fog hrst-ciass real estate.
WAETEp-one OF two chesp iotsin Eenton add
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CONNER BROS,
Telephone 2Oa lit West Yesler avenue
DIT NnC-WE HAVE ON HAND A
L L N 10 large assortment of pianos OF
standard makes In walnut. oak. mahogany and
ebonized cases An Inspection OF our stock win
we'll repay intending purchasers. Call or
write for cataioguea etc Winter Harper, Burke
block. eos second street
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WANTED-MAS AND WIFE WANT ROOM
w and board IN private family between Yesier,
Union. Front ard ighth streets: state terms and
gsacer
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coTTKnFE.T.--om SATURDAY. oesaser ?. 1891. 70
ne rgse Of r. 81 Cesse<fas ~ 1S1 Poplar szress,
seaftEe- @ daa<Assr.
ErcK-fn ssastss, sAtsrssy. ocsoser 7, 1888. 20
shs wgfs - A. D Bscx. son
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS and lEIUag
FOR
$40

Effective May LIST. The Northern Pacidc Raj.
road Co will sell round-trip tickets 20 he arsss
hiver Hot springs and return for ~ - o. 80
every saturday and sunday. Tlcksts god fof IA
days
A physician will be a. the springs Tor paslssEs
who may require his serviceA Also branch u
stitute or the German Remedy Company nftee
painless cure OF thu liquor. moephlns aad tpbeccs
habits. has been located st the springs
Rates. el.uo and s25O per day. kesufn hstsn
viii have to be signed By the tickes hksut ~
In formation address l. "a MCCAIN.
Hos spyinxs w@A
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lrpR RkST-zs-RooM LODGING ROUSE.
sEAall saass9f q fsrRaaEs fsx aAse l3ia Thasa
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n
mmonia. pint bottles. .....................$ 10
Baking Powder Royal. 10 qz............... As
Baking Powder, Prices. 10 OF. ............... 43
Biuein2. pint bottles, each. ................. 10
Beans, best white. per 10. ................... oS
Beans, best small white, by the sack. per 10 OAK
Crackers lob boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Corn Meal, lU-lo sacks ................... 70
Canned Corn Beef 3 cans for....,..,...., SO
Goldfish bricks, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Eoss. PEEL per 30 oox w
Flour. Silver Leaf per sack. .............. :. 80
Crown. Drlfted snow and Excellent -four.
Graham Flour iob sacks. 20
Graham Flour. 5u-lb sacks ............... S5
Rolled Oats per lb.......................... o.
aermea, per package. ...........-.... ....... 20
Honey, gallon cans. best. .................. 90
j JEANS s SGps . smoesS per and 1aH
Satsup best Eastern, pints ................. 20
Lard. Pure Leaf 5-lb pals. IS
Lard, Pure Leaf lob pals. rs
Macaroni and Vermicelli, box............. as
Macaroni and vermicelii, lib packages 10
Matches. 10 blocks for Observation-Disclosures. rs
Matches, Parlor. pack ages ............... IS
syrup. good grade, l-gailon cans 40
syrup. good grade, kegs. ....:...,..,......l IS
Sugar best graduated, per 100 lbs, fine. -. Is
Sugar, graduated fine. 10 lbs for. ........ 90
Sugar coarse granuiated, IL lbs for........ i 90
sugar, coarse graduated, per lo0-ib sack. o 90
Saroiness per doz- ....................-...... 90
Pickles, per keg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
vinegar. per keg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Rice. best Carolina per ID. ................ 05H
soap. zV-oer BOXES. ..............-.--.."... ~
Te s. good green or black .............. IS
Wheat best grade, per 100 lbs ............. Is
Cracked Corn. per 100 los.... .............. 80
Call and get complete price list IL Will save
You money - .
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VIAVT IN OFFICES ARE IN THE
In Il w. New York block. rooms
6lS-5I4 Office hours from 20 8.
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM
ia Cherry Street,
epEai Flor sslt Dssr 10 PstIsls,assa'a ozcs

Advertisements under tbs head % Loaf. Found.
For sale. For Isens sad Situations Wanted will be
Inserted ~ the rate o. cent wo-d each Insertion
Payment Always in adgancs 40 advertisements
lscsived lor ieEs tran - cents
EGTfcE~Ths business oalce OF the posr-fs-
grIffr - cER Is open NATL AZ n IN. Classified
advertisements vii be received up 70 this TING
Advertisements viii De received a. branch Offices
81 tha Pts4.InrEILIGzSckx Al:
7 seoma Bureau s........Ii!6 Pacsac Avenue
ThotaAs samIncns. Manager
Fer. Tswnsend. ..s....s........kre French a Springer
Tbs following letters await afvsrtisers NJ this
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
100 poses one DoIIa
Fresh cider at Aitksn's.

Good line of ladies riding gaunt. lets at J. s. Gales. Prices the very lowest. If
 Don't forget that you can always find what you want in Horse trap pings at Gales. If
 Prescriptions carefully compound ed at the Yavapai Pharmacy, by an experienced drug clerk. If
 Ice cream and water ices made to order, at one days notice, at Sohultze's Candy Factory. If
 Imported cigars l2S cents zach, at the Keystone Saloon. Charles Rice, proprietor. If
 You insure in order to protect yourself. You do not protect your self unless you insure in a safe com pany. The New York Life is the safest company in the world, and the agents are prepared to prove it. Charles A. Green, agent. If
 On account of increase of business Graham the tailor found it necessary to move into more spacious quarters and his place of business now and hereafter will be found on Gurley street, north of the city plaza.
 Pure drugs and all the leading patent medicines for sale at the Yavapai 1 Sarmacy, u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
salute Her.

The following item which is going the rounds of the press, is heartily endorsed by the MINER
 Lift xour hat reyerently when you pass tho teacher of the primary school. She is the angel of the re- public. She takes the bantling fresh from he nest full of pouts and pas sions an 9ngovernable little wretch, whose own mother honestly admits that sine sends him to school to get rid of him. The lady who knows her business takes a whole cart-load of these littlo anarchists. one of whom single handed and alone is more than match for his parents, and at once puts them in way to be upright citizens. At what ex- pense Of toll, patience and soul weariness Lift your hat to her.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. E. ". wsns. Judge.
 Monday. Feb. 27 tss3


 Territory of Arizona ex rel Atior-1 ney General vs. c. D. Brown. De saurrer overruled, with leave sor de- fendant to file amended answer in 30 days
 Gus. Ellis vs. c. D. Brown. Judg ment for defendant. John Duke vs. $. F. P. X F. Rys Co. Case argued and submitted.
 Clark & Adams vs. c. c. Bean ct al. Case called for trial, defendants asked leave to make showing for continuance; granted, and time for making showing fixed for February 18th.
 Crowned King Mining company vs. Geo. F. Harrington ct als. Case set for trial March 22, 1893, at 10 a. m.
 Adjourned till 10 a. m. February 18th, 1898,
 TursDAY, Feb. B. United States Vs. Hugo Richards; case dismissed for want of prosecu- ton.
 Clark & Adams vs. c. c. Bean; set for trial March =.
 Adjourned until Saturday, March 4th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Rev. C. J. ChAss's Lecture.

The lecture Of Chas. J. Ch sse at the Methodist Church, last Thurs day evening, was listened Ito by a large and appreciative Audience. The subject, "Bric-aBTac, was handled in a masterly m,mner, Dr. Chase is a gentleman of fine pres ence and humorous as well as an instructive speaker. His happy hits on some of the foibleS and fashions of the day were laAghable m the extreme.-E EscondiSlo, (Cal.,) Times.
 The celebrated lecture Erica Brac,H delivered .by Rev. c. J. Chase of San Jacint,o, Monday evening, March Eth, ha the NJ. E. Church, Ferris, wasag rapturous treat to all who heard sht. Never before, per haps, in Ferris, have the people heard So entertaining and so in- structive a lecture, or so witty and eloquent a speaker as Mir. Chase Ferris, CCal,l New Era.
 Mir. Chase will deliver his lecture on the above subject at the NJ. k. Church next Wednesday evening. ~ ItIs Not what We Say
 But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that makes it sell, and has given it such firm and lasting hold upon the confidence of the people.
 For a dinner pill and a general family cathartie we confidently recommend Hoops PILLS,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist ing between Joseph w. Wilson and Chas. s. Howe, doing business in Prescott, Arizona, under the firm name of J. ". Wilson & Co, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Wilson will con tinue the business, collect all &C., counts and pay all debts,
 J, w WILSON,
 CaAS. :. HowE. Prescott, Arizona, Feb, 10, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Railroad Items.

The end ot the track is now with in about eight miles of Chino Val Joy.
 The telegraph line is beiag con. structed as track laying progresses and is kept abreast of the end oi the track
 J. J. Stewart went out today to open a telegraph office at the end ol the track.
 The graders at Whipple and their animals use about 5000 gallons oi water per day, which is furnished from the Whipple water works by Major Dewitt,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

ouong Wo Lee & Go, who have a Japanese store on Granite street op
 posite Campbelrs saloon, have for saleeIegant ladies' underwear, fans, slippers, work boxes, crockery, toys, lanterns, etc, at very reasonable prices. Imported teas and the hand somest oriental banners for deeora- tive purposes also on hand. Ladies are invited to come and examine goods and prices. jl2ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
All sorts of Items.

DoR Nj. Dickinson made this state ment to a friend recently: am through with playing clerk to any man, even a man whom l like Sd much as I do MT. Cleveland. am willing to run my legs of for him so long as | can occupy an independent position, but cannot be induced to become a member of his official amily."