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ALIAS SUMMONS 20 IN THF DISTRICT
"A court Of tho FIRST Judicial district Of the
state % Montana IN and fof the county Of evils
and Clarke.
uuadalnpc GAlinio. plaintiff. vs Jesus Ga
lindo. defendant
The state o. Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant.
louare lorsbg required 20 appear Ia Aciitn
brought against you - the above named plain
an u tie di.tfi court 81 tho First lndioial
district OF the state o. Montana Ia And for the
county o. fauis ami Clarke aud 20 answer the
complaint tlad tie ON. within ten daTs lsHclu-
ste Of The daT n aarvicel after the service
Of THIS sum ons. q served within this county.
~ served Of this county, bat sithln this dis
trtcL within twenty dsysi oihsrutse within forty
DAP. or Judgment b. defAllt viii 10 taksn
'fainst you Aceordirg TO tbs prayer n eAd com
flzinL
hs said sction l. brought O. dissolve the
bonds 81 mafrimonI tereiofofe and nov eniat-
ing betweon rlaiatth ant dsfsniant
And Tou are hereby noiif-d. that n you iau to
sppeaf an answer the said compliant a. above
required the sid plaintiff viii apply a. the
court tor The feief 4 manned Ia ala eomuiaint.
hlvsn unrer ny hand Add tho zeal q the Dis
trot Court Of the kirst jed .ciAl Diatricf
ofths tate o. MoEtala, In ADD
Or tn onnly % LeEis Aud
< Bal irst larke this 18th day 81 ecsn-
1 sud Diet. tfr. n the iear - uur ord
{ Court. , oas thousr al eight hundred
and MIA g-lhfoa.
john BAN. ClsrE
~ y. J. CASSIDY. reputY Cierk
Iools hAiiace. Gtornsys Tor Dlaintid.
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a DISTURBANCE

u Isn't what you want, II your siom.
ach and bowels ara irregular.
That's about all you get, though.
N with tho ordinary pill II may ~.
vi licve YOU for tho moment but
- you're usually In a worse state az.
terward than before.
This Is Just where Or. pierccs
Pleasant Pellets do most Good
They oct In an easy and natural
way, very different from tho huge.
4 old fashioned pills They're not
MI only ploasanter, hut there's no ne.
action aftcrward, and their help
lasts One little sugar-coated PELLET
for a gentle laxative or corrective
e - -thrco for a cathartic Constipa.
n ~ ton. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks,
.Nt,tl Dizziness, Sick and Bilious Head
~ aches, are promptly relieved and
,MI cured
W They're the smallest, the easiest
~ 10 lakeland the cheapest pin YOU
can buy, for they're guaranteed %
~ give satisfaction, or your money is
u returned.
~ You pay only FOR tho good you
get
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NOTICE TO Co-owNFRs- c. KLEIN
~ schmidt W. Il. Reed. J. o.. Walh. Geo.
Etzel. " "A Richards oo-owners. and 4. a..
rorise. purchaser Of the interest OF q. Klein
fChmidt. W. Is. b ED, aud J. Walsh. their
heirs assigns, executors and administrators
You are hereby notified that ", your oo-own-
ers. Thus b. Miller. l. A. Walker aud Is. IL
4 Augley have in accordance with section 1884
Of tie revised statutes Of the United etatsA *
bonded IN labar and improvement az on the
placer claims desiRnated as follows. ! ots ami
B. zee ~ II. mr. "; lots 3 q. Z, soc 10, - n.
mr. ". l, Gated opposite tldOrado bar, an IN.
orgsn zsd mining district In the county % / Owls
ami tlarke and state o. MontanA. the sum Of
two hundred dollars being ths WORK reQuir by
Law for the purpose Of holding AMI roDresenting
d claims Tor the years OF lsl1 and 1872.
Now therefore. be II known that unless you
each contribute your hare Of such eITendt 70
Amounting to SIS apiece. for zach above one
eighth interest held or elAimed, and remit thu
same to the Office Of I. H. Miller. al Helena
N ont ma In the county Of Lewis and ltrke
within ninety days alter the service OF This no
tice by publication. your interest interests in
the fAid plArer claims will be forfeited, aud bo-
come the property OF tho undersigne ], A. pro-
Nided BY said section 2s2l Of the nited States
statutes. THOS. a. MILLER,
X II. LANGLEY,
1. A. WALKER
First publication Nov II 1924
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NOTICE.-TO THE sTOCKHoTDERs or
Az the FIRST National bank Of Helena Hont.i
The regular ann1a' MEETING % The STOCK lders
= the ftfHt Naflnual hHnk ~ hsleua. Mont. q,
fur the election - directors % sorve for The en-
suing year will IL held on iis lansing iouee a
III second IIesdag. 90 .slg lts Oh day Of JsH-
uHry. 1884 bstsesn IN hours % ~ a M aud
four J. M. 81 SAID day.
.. " KNIGHT. Cashier.
Helena. Mont. lee = ga
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THE MARKETS
STOCKS

slNChb
INV YORK.. Jan. 10. Bar silver. SO.
Copper Quiet lake. sl0i2A.
LsAd-Quiet; domestic, $50
The volume Of business was lighter than yes
terday and duliness wa the general rule. The
market made a slight rally IN final dealings, aud
closed fairly firm but W IN general decline on
the day Advances included Homestake min
ing, Two. Manitoba ~. Oregon improvement
one.
Governments Strong.
Petroleum-0uiet, 10 bid
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OFFI L OF CITY TREASURER. ROOM g
" city Hall-Notice 20 Holders of Fire De-
partment Narrants-Notiee il hereby given thst
l am prepared 90 psy ali city warrants on the
fifa Department fund, interest ceases this day.
4. b. GARRETT.
Helena Jan. g. 1891. City Treasurer.
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NOIlC OF APPiICATlO Fog pFRMIs-
Az sion 20 cut and remove timber from the
public domain.
Notice is hereby sivon thst a. tie expiration Of
tWeuty-ano uays from the bret publication OF
this tote. l. A. q Miller, Of treat fals
tEsca1o county, hOntana, Wili make written
app icafion 10 tie hunurable the tecrefary Of fhs
interior Tor permisaion 90 cut and remove tiu-
Dor suitable Tor sawloEs from tho following de-
scriusl unsurveyed lands, via In what would
D.. II surveyed. township "a north. range wesf.
D. 3 nnina ~ point on the south fork Of n 3
Teton river where the sinth STANDARD pafailsl
nurfh Wuud russ said south fork ~ the Teton
riFsr N PROVE ID thereto. . "trip Of land
tending one half mile from each bank uf said
stream running thenre along atch bank u "a a
stream 60 TIE had walters thereof. al - said
land being IN Teton county. Montana contain
ing about ar . thnuaauu eight hundred ant
forty laslQl acres- The above dorcrihsd land i
rucky and mounielnous and az iit Tor cuitivation
saa ia lga mineral =. e. hfLLEn-
First publication jan s. lsak.
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QTTiS Employment Ag9lCE.

ias North Main 81 Telephone i0s
-WANrkD--
Tlomaksrs. Zoe each.
Good iuinsroom girl ciiy.
Chamhermaid. city
iouscs 10 reat IN All parts Of the oltS.
rooms furnished Tor Light housskespins'
Il Per month.
ORRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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A ssES MENT NOTICE Thu 20 MINING
- Willing Company q Montana. works
locltcd three and = D N miles from a tto. sil-
Yer oW county, kontaua
Notics Is hereby given that At q meeting q tho
trnstf o. oi said company hel On the 18th day
~ mher. 1879 an assessment Of \ cent 4 a.
share vas iovisd upon tho capital stock OF .aid
company. payable on tho 18th day ~ Januarv.
1854, 10 John 4. Leypr, sesreiarT Of said com
PAM, Al the ofiice Of the leo Mining Milling
tompAnI OF Montana, room No. tl0. 4 ommcr-
cal building ~. Louis. Missouri
Any rtooh upon which sah assessment shsfI
rema unpaid ON tho 18Th dfy 81 JanuAry 1874
fial b. deemed del nquenL and will be duly Al.
yfrtiaei Tor sale a. public anrtion. and unless
payment 10 male before. will be cold on the Ilth
day ~ February, 1894. 60 pay the delinquent a.
tesemsni, together with the COSTS - advertising
and erpenses ~ sale
JOHN p. MIHER.
eecretary % said company
hoom o 49, tommercisl building 81 Louia
No. ofiio5 Of said company.
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NoTlcE 70 ,cHLDIToRs, lsTATE OF

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ESTATE or
~ hsorge hoAdamer. deceased.
Notice j. hereby given br the undersianed adj
miniEfrAor Of the estate % deorxe hnoa-
Gamer. deceased. TO the creditors Of. and
oil persons having c|aims against the said
deceased 10 eHhibt them with tie necessary
voucher within four months after the tr-t pub
licafun OF he notice Go the said ann nistrat1r a.
the Office of H. D.. HrTnar, n the Montana Va
tional hank tuildinF. AZ Helena Montana. the
same De ns the place for the transactlon o.
he business Of said estate n the county VI ewis
AMI Clarke.
jos. n. KENCK.
Adm nistrAtor Of the Estate Of Geo. khoadamer,
deceased.
Dated Helena January 5. 1894
Date % fret publication Jauuary @ 1884,.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU-
- Jar annual mfetiUa Of tho stockholders OF
tho Helena Dttrlct Telegraph company viii "a
held a ITO office Of the COMPANY 30. ls EruHd
way. helena. Mont. on Monday, jar. "A ltsl
a. four o'clock ,. m.
o.. n. KLElNSCHMIDT.
T. v. WILLIAMS. Persistent
tecrotarY.
Dated Jan. Z. it9i
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Letters for the following persons remain
uncailed for a. the Helena. Mont, postofhc'
On Jan. 1. 1894. ln calling Tor them
lease tay advertised"
onSrLENrN's list.
Andersen, Ole Arsts. Michele
Ashton, Geo, W. Berg. Ole 3.
koydon. q. q. Briggs. Millism
burke. n. q. Burke. john n.
Hatcher. r.. n. batter. r. n.
Cain, Horace n. Carey. ID. 4.
Craven, X. Dickinson. wm. l..
Eiicr W. Fcnuich. Ans
Finch. Charles Finley. &. L.
Fisher. John Fitzgerald. Edmund
Geaulhier. Frank q ant, Ma shall
nali, Elliott l.. Haneoek, r. G. 90
hainss, samuel !. Hill, W. n.
hinea Joseph Hosrr. Peter
holberi William Jones. Josiah
Johneon. Charlie johnson, g. H.
kerstinQ, Lou krambeck, Fredk.
kuehn, william kurth Bros.
Ler0ok. Samuol Mackav. Angus
Martin. Christ Mile. John hark
Monaghan, Il. q. hondou. jos. 90
N n ontgomefy, J. hurphF, Wm.
MeCaithv, Jas. Mcfarland. Geo. T.
Mclaughlin. J. II. Norum. Las Carlson
J. j.. Ohlran. Wm.
olson, CHARLES % Nm. a..
Parker, J. Pollard, Thomas
Powers, John S. Purdy. d. NJ.
Randall, Irving Rsinooal. +. +. %
Riley, John Runceer. John
,hafer. q. ~. Shernnsn. William
iddel, j.. Somers. Jas. A.
tevart, Jack stone. ira
y ong' Lon Wallace, r. h
Mannenaaher, Jacob Wetter ChAs.
white. Wm. Willmoni, /. A.
winters, Charles Wight, W. II.
LADIES list.
Allen, Mrs. Lucendiila Botsford. Miss b. +.
Brown, Miss l.. +. Janson, Misc Aans
hilbiG. Mrs Jennie Msthesou Mrs. +.
Mckinney. Mira NJ. Peter Miss Helena
RYAN, Mise Waid, Mrs.. W.
Webster. Ms. J. w. Wilson. Mira VIM.
4. II. CLEwEII, p. M.
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SIOf klOiBEKs tE1ISa -rIfI. ANNUAL
Hnhiiins ~ fne Hfuckhoitn-s q The H0lnna
hc'uc "mltuT viii b held 81 the general
once ~ mo pinianl, Ia Heiaus. Nontana. On
joe aaH. d.. l-.i. ~ 10 o. OIL fsr tie az
huAi el.cf pn ~ trustees and Tor Too tranfaction
~ spfi at.rr b-slnass ~ susll lea y csno be-
Toe re Hr't - a.. l.. MALhl fecrctary.
A. a 81. EliNg or TIN sIOrEuOLDERs
- % fhe esther Coal and Cox. rompfnf.
he's ssu 1874. a. the Lac oHic.s q Ools 4
Mal.ae.. il De- eua. fh0 following famed fcutS
o. .n w. e elected truHte
.auUa h.HlIa. Auacnnda. Mllf
Ia c. DAY. ute. Mon.
DID, o. IfuurHsay. lrttH. mont
tar4- HIb CA. nrnlt ais. Hult
D. 4 nhi.'ls elL Mont
~. UHuahIs. a u6rnnda Hurf
John DO .ortF. Anaconda. Nuut
mfeiiug q tha newly eltrfal frutteas VS.
called Tor fel Z, 1874. 4 b. held Ia Anaconda
Mont a. the Moniana hotel, q tao .. M
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THIS PAPER + + t'Y Sl on q. ~ :,
r..ts. a.. verifying Agenoy.
q 5nd p Merchants THchsnge. ran Frsneisco.
"a, ~hsfa contracts for advertising can -
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur TsLbils.... Merchants Hotel 81. Paul
Willard $. DOnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Psa
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6oVeTnmenls Strong.
Petroleum- Quiet, 10 BID

Money On call easy at ] per cent closed
offered a Per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
80 So per cent sterling exchange very firm
with actual business In tan ers bills a. SLsd,s ~
isi Tor demand. and sletA4i.s5 for sixty-
day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE SIC OK.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10. &C attic -leseiDts. 1880;
prime steers hrm. others easier, prime Sa.Zjfc
hbis medium. a.. 5On4 o.. others, 3.JOu p.
Texans, IS. 5: siockors. S285u3Sa
hogs Receipts $1,000 head. market rciive.
90 Ice. hiaher; rough heavy. Is iDHA-O. packers
and mixed. sa..aaa. ~; prime heavy And butch
ers weights. SatO9 so; prime light, IS l0G5. IS.
sheep Receipts. i0,t o. head steady; natives,
- O0A AOl; westerns, -. d0uA5a.
CHICAGO PRODU L
mcAao. Jan. i0-N heat -Kasy. cash. 6lilc;
May. fdhc
orn-t asieri cash. 2tAc. Ma. asso.
tEts-tasy, cAsh 27ik ESQ az. 80iac
Pork-Illgner. Casn, $500. May. Sl8.77a.
Lard Higher. cash. 49,. May e. 0i.
Its Higher cash, s7g0 Nay xI05.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
&. & Wlbur........Ts'aee Hotel San FraneIsoo
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MISC Et.tANTnU~
~-~-~-~-~~--~-~-~---~-~-~-~-
Lon hAlf a GOOD PIANO ar A VERY
L low &c. Plymouth Clothing House.
] Oh SALe-A HEODp Or pA4INti GOLD
1 properties. Address W. l.I.. Indopona-
ent office.
WA SD D-Tu Buy FDs ttsH. GOOD
" second hand piano. must bo reasonable
Address Piano. this ofhos.
EOR SALE HOLAEsHIp rs FNGIE-
horns business College. Apply at this
MAsQl ttAuL SUITS 10 HESI. ALL
lroadvay
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters for the following persons remain
unceiled for a. the Helena. Mont, postofhce
on Jan. 4. 1894. In calling Tor them
Z lease tay ADVERTISED"
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HOOD's PuLs are tho bcst aiierdinnef
pins. Hoy assist q eeatlou and cure headache.
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80 - M. H. - -
groInd floor Sion aua bala building. hAva
houses and lots Tor tfade OF sale. 81 per cent u
value.
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FtII


I.DIAD - D. EfAt OF PD@VUIEICr
/ package - merchandise. Owner can hav
tie slue 10 calling 100 THIS office proving prop
erty aud paying for this advert l.uauf.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith & son ............0 90 Sixteenth St. psnvss
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Hoods SaYsap aEiIIa

and Hoods Pills did me more good than every
thing else put together. al my disagreed y
SYMPTOMS hayo gone" BE- aufe to get lood 81
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"a ANTED-AUaTLrE. ON COMMISSION
W address A. j., Independent
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fpE EtNI-fA fs>i~ttf.s htBOAS
~-~~0-~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
EOk RENT JAN. l. l-al IuH ILOfT
L house will be conducted under new man
agemoat; rooms from e. to 81 p-r month tht
h-u-o b. heat "a By steam. e.ectric i-Ht aud Dat
free. Apply az premises. liS larEe street.
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Suffered Every Minute

From liver and kidney troubles, catarrh Ia the
head. rheumatism ard distress la his stomach.
Everything DE- ate sccnacd iillo lead. slten
was restless aud lu tle morning De seemed
more tired than when Doe wcnttO bed. lie says.
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~ .. J. CASSIDY. reputY Cierk
Iools a wallace. attornags Tor Ulalntid.
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- T,71--S-~--,~-r
i mace. hot wator, elegant finish. Sl2 Her.
bert A.. eel q
I. OR RiN he BnRT b I'D A co.
ground floor siortsua bank huilding. have
be largest let u houses AMI stores ln the cty.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-13
COMING TO PHOENIX.

The celebrated San Francisco specialists. DR.
LIEBIG & Co., from the International Surgical
Institute and Liebig World Dispensary. of 400
Geary street, San Francisco will have offices at
the Commercial Hotel from Monday, Oct. Is to
Sunday, Oct. 81. By the use of the latest scien-
tifc remedies, hot springs and mud baths are
made unnecessary in the treatment of skin and
blood diseases. Loss of vitality, hernia or
rupture hemorrhoids or piles specially treated
also deformities and diseases of women and
children. Braces, splints and appliances for
deformities, surgical treatment for malforma-
lions furnished and chronic diseases of every
description treated specially. Contracts made
and durable cases guaranteed.
Above cases should call for unequaled ad-
vice and examination by the staff of physicians
of the International Surgical Institute and
Liebig World Dispensary of San Francisco.
Diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and throat sue
cessfully treated and the proper glasses for the
sight supplied. The reason that ordinary
oculists and aurists often fail 70 crre dseases
OF the above organs is owing to the fact that
most cases require proper constitutional treat
ment, which is seldom given.
On account OF the enormous practice all over
the coast, the staff OF PHYSICIANS can only spare
the above dates for Phoenix.
A rare chance to consult free with the most
successful, reliable, longest established and
skillful American and European physicians
and surgeons of San Francisco, where they
have for thirty years given special treatment
for chronic private and complicated diseases
of men, blood, skin and nervous diseases.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-13
ORDINANCE NO. 176.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance for the
the north side thereof. between First street
and Second street, in the city of Phoenix.
WHEREAS A petition has been filed with
the city recorder and city council of the city of
Phoenix, signed by majority of the owners of
the lineaI frontage on Washington street in the
city of Phoenix, between First street and Sec
ond street, of said city, asking that said side of
Washington street, between said First and Sec
ond streets, be improved by the laying of a
thereon, where not already SO done along the
said frontage.
Now, therefore, The common council of PhCe-
nix do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. That there be and hereby lis Or
dered to be constructed by special taxation OF
contiguous property on the north side of
Washington street, between First street and
Second street in the city of Phoenix, Maricopa
county, territory If Arizona, an artificial stone,
curb where not already done. along the front
age above described.
SEC. 2 Said artificial stone or cement
sidewalk and granite or concrete curbs shall be
constructed in accordance with the plans and
specifications for such work heretofore, on the
9Th day of August, 1894, by the common council
of Phoenix approved and adopted.
SEC g. This ordinance shall take effect ard
be in force from and after its passage and pub
lication according to law
Passed by the Common Council OF Phoenix the
LIST day of October, 1894 Approved the LIST day
of October, 1891. -
JAMES D. MONIHON,
Attest: Mayor.
[Seall Ed SCHWARTZ,
City Recorder
date of first publication October g. 1884,
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DISLIKED REPORTERS.
Lord Randolph Churchill Would Not Be
Interviewed.


The Canadian Gazette confirms the
opinion that Lord Randolph Churchill
is not enamored of reporters, says the
Westminster Gazette. A Montreal
journalist who, during his lordships
recent visit there, endeavored to OBJ
tain his views on public questions, was
answered thus: IF 1 express my
views 1 shall only annoy you. l don't
want to annoy you. l have annoyed
enough people" Asked as to how he
liked Montreal, his lordship's observa-
lions were equipoised between the
complimentary and the uncomplimen-
tary. But he was pointed in praise of
the Windsor and Dominion square.
''What does your lordship think of the
value of the colonial conference"
asked the reporter. Nothing. Nobody
does. Same as any other political
farce. All nonsense" was the reply.
Il am afraid you are rather cynical,
Lord Randolph" said the reporter, and
Lord Randolph remarked: Eyes, every
sensible man is nowadays" When at
Winnipeg on his way to the coast it
seems that Lord Randolph Churchill
gave local reporters a reception in
comparison with which his treatment
of Montreal journalists was quite
genial. An interviewer who asked his
''illustrious subject if he could have
five minutes conversation was met
with the reply: mo, you can't. 1
never see reporters; it's years since 1
talked to one; they annoy me very
much. Please go away"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-13
Election Proclamation.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, [ IS
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SIS
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Whereas under an Act of the Legislative AS
sembly Of the Territory of Arizona entitled
Elections" approved March Sth, 1887, it is
provided that an election shall be held through
out the Territory upon the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November. A. D., 1888, and
every stwo years thereafter, and that mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly and such other
officers as may be required by law shall be
chosen at such election; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is further provided in said Act
that at least thirty days before the general cleo
ton, the Governor must issue an election pro-
clamation, designating the time of the election
and the offices to be filled.
Now, THEREFORE, 1, Louis c. Hughes, Gov
ernor of Arizona, in pursuance of the duty en-
Joined upon me, do hereby order general
election to be held on the Tuesday after the
nrst Monday in November, A. D., 1894; and the
offices to be filled at such election are hereby
designated as follows, to-wit:
One delegate to the Fifty-fourth congress Of
the United States.
Twelve members of the council of the legis-
lative assembly of Arizona.
Twenty-four members of the house of the
legislative assembly of Arizona, apportioned
agreeably to existing laws as follows:
No. Mems. of No. Mems. Of
CouOtias the COuUot1. the House.
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And the various counties shall jointly elect
one member of the council. And there shall
be elected in each county of the territory,
one probate judge, one district attorney, one
sheriff, one treasurer, one recorder, one sur
veyor, two members of the board OF super
visors, except in Pima county where three
members shall be elected. and in each of the
counties where the Office has not been consoli-
dated with the Office of sheriff. one assessor
shall be elected.
Also in the several precincts of each county,
one justice of the peace and one constable
shall be elected, and in such precincts as are
entitled to two justices of the peace and two
constables, that number shall be elected.
And do hereby offer reward OF fifty dol
lars for the arrest and conviction of any and
every person violating any OF the provisions OF
title ", part 1, of the penal code.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great
seal of the territory to be affixed
[sEALl this twenty-seventh day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1894.
By the Governor,
CHARLES NJ. BRUCE, LOUIS c. HUGHES,
Secretary of Arizona. Governor.