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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-08

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Mr.. Brown prepared to return to the
city.
y on are sure You are strong enough
to resume work." said Mrs. Troop,
anxiously.
| Mother" said Bar rbara, ''he ism
at all like an invalid. Either old Mr..
tanshawe was mistaken, or Mr..
| Browne has made an almost rniraca.
lous discovery
Just at this instant Jane came to tell
Mrs. Troop that nelyhbor Jackson was
at the door waiting to borrow 8
| drawing Of tea
The gentle widow bus,>9 out Mr..
Browne turned to Bar bara.
Yes, said be, Il am going to re-
turn to New York But shall leave
something behind me-
1--WE shall be very happy to take
charge of anything for you" said
Barbara. who was sorting over red.
checked pears for preserving.
Shall you? But you don't know
vhat'it is, Barbara, suddenly lapsina
into extreme gravity. 1T is nv
I heart / am driven to confess that I
have lost it-and to vou,'
You are Joking" cried Barbara,
colorins and half-disposed to be in :
dignant.
II never was more serious in nv
Ife. asseverated Mr.. Browne. II do
love you, dear Barbara, trnly and
tenderly. Do you think You could
dare to trust your future to me? Poor
as l seem, I could yet give you
good home"
ooh, am not afraid of that 7" said
Barbara, With rising color and droop-
ing eyelashes II have been brought
up to be independent, you know. and
believe | could earn little money
by art work, if [ ever had the chance.
1f-if you really care for me-"
M own darlingl''
"Then-yes. do love vou."
SO Barbara was wooad and won.
''Of course, the dear little mother
must live with us, said Mr.. Browne.
Il couldn't do without herr
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para ana You back 10 the city with
me- sa' ! the lover,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-08

The estimate OF the value Of coins
Of countries having single silver
standard is made up on the average
price of silver for the three months
ending September 20, 1894, VIZ
so. 64l27. There has been added TO
the list the Tien-Tsin and Che-Eoo
taels OF China
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-08


Browne. Mr.. Fan.hawe told me all
about you. You are the youngest
clerk there.
MADAM, L
lit isn't necessary to explain, y
kindly interrupted Mrs. Troop.
We'll give you room and board for
two dollars week. I cant promise
you the dain.ies they have at the Cho-
coma House, but everything shall be
clean and wholesome. Mr.. Fansbawe
told us that your means were limited
Mr.. Fanshawe knew / would be inter.
ested IN you, because l had lost a son
Of about your age"
Indeed, Mrs. Troop, l am very
much obliged to yon. but
llere comes my daughter Bar.
bara, said Mrs. Troop, evidently de-
slrous TO abbreviate the newcomers
thanks. "Barbara, this is the vonnc.
est clerk. His name, l believe. is
Browne"
Barbara let her soft, blue-gra eyes
rest upon his tired face for a second.
with the most angelic sympathy.
els your cough very bad?" she
asked. "Oh, l hope the mountains
will do you good how long vaca
ton have you-two weekss'
He smiled.
You are very kind, = he said. "The
firm will allow me to be gone as long
as like"
"And your salary will go on just
the same?'
"And my salary will continue just
the same
THAT is what l call real gener-
osity, said Barbara. ooh, I,shonld
like to thank Messrs. Browne, Brown
son & Browne! Well, come in. Our
little cottage is full of boarders, but
my mother and I will contrive TO
make room for yon somewhere.
And the pale boarder slept that
night in a rose scented room, with a
Of bright rag carpet on the floor,
and-painted china vases on the
wooden mantle, and cheap muslin cur
tains at the window, after supper Of
blackcaps apd milk, delicious home
made bread, fresh honey and johnny
cake
''Two dollars week for such fare
as this, to say nothing of my cunning
little corner room! !" said Mr.. Browne
to himself "I never boarded SO
cheaplv before in all my life"
At the end OF week he was more
than delighted. Mrs. Troop was the
kindest and most mothcrly Of hos
tesses. Barbara was the impersonation
Of sweet and gracious refinement.
The mountain was full OF purple
glens, merry voiced cascades, winding
footpaths and breezy heights. Mr..
Browne enjoyed himself,intenselv. He
believed that he had cometo the right
place.
Don't You think, said Barbara to
her mother, "that he's very stron, for
a consumptive -
''lt's that herb tea and the Diet OF
honey and new milk that is building
HIM up, : said Mrs. Troop, triumphant-
y. II never knew it to fail vet in
lung diseases. But he's very pleasant,
Barby isn't be?
"Nery !" said Barbara. earnestly.
Mr.. Browne had not been month ut
the little cottage on the mountain
when, overtaken by a sudden shower.
he sought refuge IN an old, unused
barn not far away from the house,
where thicket Of blossoming elder
berries concealed the rude stone base
ment. and veteran yellow pine tree
flung its banner of black green shade
over the mossv shingles of the roof.
| nusei, except TO stow sweet har IN
and IN one corner little chamber had
been finished Al long ago with 3 brick
chimney and q tiny paaei Lattice.
Tie door was half open. and Nh
Brown. cauli !lsr.rr a l,f.ia 81. ia3
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-08
THE YOUNGEST CLERK,

BY HELEN FORREST GRAVES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01
Despedido !....l Infame !

Janicot hi2o MI gesto dc raola.
--Vamos, si6ntate y cuentame que ha 81
do ESQ.
Janicot, con voz conmoyida, refri6 lodo
10 que habia suceddo on Ecouillant, duranle
los meses, como e haban echado la prime
ra vez como lie habian recibido, graclas a Ia
scnorita lyonne, y como, por lltlmo, le lia-
bia dcspedido don Jorge hacia dos dias, sin
moliyo alguno.
Has vsto 4 In Sohorita lvonne antes de
marchaltc
No. mi comandanle. Nadie la te; per-
manece encerrada Ell su cuarto.,.. lengo
encnddo que Sc maQuinan ALA abalo rosaS
que no habian de- agradar i don. Roberto 81
las Supiese.
Fl comandante dijo moNcndo la cabeza
No hago mas que preg''nlafme que
lNbr;t lido i America csc mucliacho Colnleh
70 Greer que, 4 peSnr de sn incligencla, st
ha dejado enredar por cse tuno dc MalSe
bert.
~ Mucho me ~ trmo
--Ademds, uurrido lanicot, succdcn aqu
oosas tan cNtraordiuarias que no romprend'
una paabra.
Nj 20 tampoco.
I'm nm, tqlle d''l'feA'
Tn cmpIeo cualquicra, porQue 40 'rng
nm cent imo ahorrado
iQuicrcs ser cocheroi
-, ,Diantre!
iPero 81 no conoces Paris
TN POGO.
- -Pues ben, SO le omo.
iTiene uSted cochest
No pero no importa. Es'a noche dol
miras en- esq butaca, mnnana le lleNare
mi caballerlza.
.Ianicot ST coloc0 ell In butaca de- Alejal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01
La DemOcracia

dro Peyrusse, mientras que este 30 ac0staba
III pobre gllarda SO qued6 dormido, pensan-
do como sodria el comandante tener caballos
y cochcs.
AL din siguiente, POI Ia mahana muy tenn
prano, 50 fueron Janicot Y el comandante a
casa de Lytton, donde en- ell acto qued6
aauel recibido de cochero,
Tn hombre con abnegacidn-- dijo el Co
mandante il Arabela ;ademls, no habra
ucpesdad de pagarle haSta que haya dinero
Hara gratis el servicio, con tai que le den do
conner.
La ioven mostraba lanta energia como
abatimiento su marido. Guerra il toda COS,
tn salvar sll casa y su querido Bob, al cual
considerable algo como d un ni1o.
Auuel dia les tue presentado Ell pagare poi
el procurador de VouAadouX, ell cual procu.
rador tenia ordoncs de Nernoillard para
obrar con todo rigor y dcsde entonceS, GO.
memo el procedimicnto con el protesto, e|
acls y los diversos ri cDtelu que colmabaI
el furor del comandante.
Por la noche, prepare este su mudanza
puas tcnia que deiar el cuarto de la call'
! de.nuestra Sehori de I.orcto el 10, 10 mism'
ouc Elena l.oudon su madre.
Por su parte, Elena aprovechaba cl item
po hacienda ,us preparatiNos. Fl conan
dante la ayudaba il liar los paquetes maj
grandes, mientras que ella lie dobaba la 70
pa blanca.
Hablaban muy POGO, porqne amboS esta
ban muy inquetos. Todo el dinero que Il
joven habia recibdo estaba va gaStado.
TO mismo que antes, Nemouillard recogil
diariamente los productos del almacGn d
mcrceria, produclos eScaSismos, porque ape
mas habia ya gGnerUs,
Cuan,lo ell comandante yeia 4 Elena po
la nochc, lie preguntaba sempre:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01
Despues, viendo d Elena, aitadi6


---Io mismo que los que han alquiado ell
cuarto 4 la sehorila, iambien estaran aqui
el Is medic da.
,pertectamente! pronunci6 el conan
dante subiendo Ia escaera.
Aquclla noche, nj siquiera tuyo alientos
para hablar con Elena; comenzaba 4 sentlr-
80 aterrado MistreS Arabella, que luchaba
con energia, 10 prevlno que no podria darle
cl dinero llecesaro para el adelanto del at
quiler hasta dentro de algunos das.
Peyrusse habia tenido la esperanza de po-
der conseryar durante esos das sll actual
domicilio. Y como tuvo que renunciar d
esta esperanza, sc levent6 de muy nal humor
ell IA de Octllbre. Lanz6 algunos juramen-
tos de indignacl6n y eyclam6 apretand2se la
cabeza entire las manos.
-iVoy perderme.
NiSti6se d la carrera y Sc as0m0 Il la ven
tana, miranda con indiferencia 10 que pasa-
ba en- la calle. Do repente distingui6 lyon
ne que yenia con ell lio eli la mano adorable
mente fresca.
- Estoy loco !--exclam6 - La senorta
| Marsebert
lyonne lie vi6 y % sonri6 con dulzlra.
-; ii vinese tracrnos dinero .mur-
r6 devolvi6ndole c saludo.
Pero enSeguida Sc lie ocurrieron estas re-
fexiones: ...
i Iyonne sola on Paris estaS horas
Alguna otra desgracia
\ baiG deprisa las escaleras, salitnd0 /
recibr la i6ven en- el portal de la casa.
lvonne 10 tendia ambas manos, y el 60
mandanta Ia atrajo hacia 81. abrahando
Ia.
--;Permitame usted que Ia abrace Nj
callSa tanto bien Ia
Ella le abrazo q su vez, y dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01

---Vengo a pedirle 4 listed asilo ya la
schorita loudon.
ri Diantre! Pues cae usted muy mall
exclamo el antigua soldado. En fin, nos
arreglarem0s como podamos.
hlevola sn casa, y Sc fli6 4 darle 4 Elena
Ia notlcla. Elena acu.li6 LENA de asolnbro.
Arroj0se lvonne On sus brazos. v. antes de
hablar DO 81 propia, pregunt6 por sus queri-
dos viajeros
No sabemos NADIA -diio Elena con iris
mo ha habido carta nj telegrama 81
quieras
NADIA. sUsted tampoco ha tenido no
ticias!
-1ampoco. Solo 50 que sl senor Baran.
vile asegura que todo marcha bien.
=, Baranville!- pronunci6 oil comandants
con ldgubre acento
Las dos j6venes prorrnmpier0n en- solo
1Os
Luego refiri6 lvonne POGO 4 POGO que ha-
bia sucedido desde que ella sali6 dc Paris. Re-
laconando hechos unos con otros, compren-
di6 Peyrusse la Internal maquinaci6n, y,
cuando Ivonne hubo terminado exciam6 x
i Que abominable traic6n
i Ay .-murmur0 lvonne ahora no me
queda mas remedio QUO vivr con usted, ira
bajando para ganarme la vida hasta que sea
mayor de edad. ustedes me protegeran,
mis- buenos amigos.
-,Ent6nces -dijo el eomandante ignora
usted EN- que situacidn nos encontramos ;
=; Que quiere usted decir
Que la traici6n de que usted es victi-
ma Sc ha extendido a nosotros. .. . al menos
Bob mi, porque la sehorita Elena no
tiene todavia de que quejarse.
-iMe infunden ustedes miedo!-murmA-
ro lyonne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01
mo hay carta!

mo hay cartas
--'rodayiN no, II ustedf 4
Yo tampoco he recbido NADIA. Is mny
raro.
Veianse en- medic de una catastrofe, pero
ain podrr adivinar de donde venia el pell-
gro.
Con tai que eSe senior Vouzadonx cum.
pla meior slls compromises con Nernoulllard
due con Bob -,pensaba ell comandante, Ade-
mas pSe VernoUillard me da mala esplna.
La noche del l3 dc Oclubve, atreyloSe l.le-
ma pcdr 4 Nornouilard ol dinero que este
lie habia prometl'lo ,,
VA estaba yo en clio, sehorita.--diJo "
Vernouilard con Ia mas perlecta segurldad'
FL cuartito esta preparado .,arriba dentro de
dos dias, podra usled mudarse con su abue-
la Maiiana por la uoche le dare Il listed oil
dncro doscentos frances; clcnle uSted con
ellos.
Desputs, dandose una palmada Ell la tren-
te, cNclam6
,-,Pero necesitara usted un da de liber-
tad para la mudanza
Va me arreglar6 como pueda.
i Oh l0 Sc 10 que son esas cosas. Nc
hay uecesdad de que Sc canse listed e1ceSl
vamente llagame, pueS. el favor de que
darSe mahana en- 81 casa, "a las cuatro dt
la ,arde venga usled d recogcr su dlnero
-: ell unacen !
70 tendrG .cuidado de ii. No hay ina'
que hablar quicro dejarle Il llSted un da dt
librrtad.
Elena vovi6 su casa mny pre- ocupada
lrg6 il la calle tie Nnestra Sehora tie Lore
to en- el momento que el comandante pre-
guntaba Ia portera la fecha en- la cua ocll
Daria s,l cuarto el nuevo inquilino.
Ell Is i medic da. -respondi6 la por
iera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01

sUN DRAMA FTNANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
VERNOUnLARD Y C0MpASGA.

i.
cucntas; j POGO 4 POGO, la modesto Snna
que habia en- GAIA desaparecio DE o'ra par
to, como los cocheroS Sc habian marchado
las ganancias ban disminuir tamblon, la
situaci6n Sc tolnaba cada yez mas compca
da y desesperante.
% solo cuento con un socorro del clelo
s-dbo 81 comandantc.
$ sc volvio su casa, mas abaldo que
nunca, Sihtiendo que las fuelzas lie laltaban
Apenas comic, y, Sentado EN- una bnlaca, y"
puso 4 fWmar uno de SuS lltimoS cigarroS.
por Ia nocho llamaron 4 su puerta; abrlo-
la. v Sc eucontr6 con I'M hombre 4 quien no
conocia EN- un principle pero deSpu''s de
habeI levantado Ia pantalla de Ia !ampsra
exclam0
STd pr aqui, Janicot
-Yo mismos mi comandante.
", Que diablos vienes 4 hacer en- Par's'
"A buscar una colocaci6n.
u No estas va EN- Ecoutilant
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01
luz RRILLANTE
Aceite para alumbrado de familias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
y combustion etpontdnea
v,., b,,,sn ,,s nuI oJnr

y combustion erpontdhea
Sin humo nj NAL olor
Este aceite producto de una ia
bncaclon especial es igual. sin su-
pelior i los que Sc impoltan del ex-
tranjero baio diversos nombres y
marcus, tauto porsus cualidades lu-
ninicas como por la seguri',ad que
otrece i los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
reducidos que los de las marcas OK.
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no brindan q los consumidores
ventaias lie nipguna clase.
La experiences adquirida en- es'
ta industiia d,irante huchos amos
Ell los Estados Unidos Cuba, Me
iico y otros paises HOS permitei
ofrecer al pdblico un artfculo qus
no Sc puede meiorar eli parte al
guna bajo ninguu concepto.
NupstrHs marcas LUZ BRl-
LLANTE, ELEFANTE Y LUZ
SOLAR estan rrgiStrsdns y ~ per
seguirA con toho ii rigor lie la 10,
4 los falsihcslores,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-01

conocds. tdos
mpoantes absolute eop
c6n,e en- queent olamen alcohol de
Por exquisite c9loue" e7om"cae n" 5
~
todos los mpuro no cuent de los qu" du
Sc botelas, cuRrterohsy villa
Guysma, Oiemb % de 1893
IANBoGLL yC
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22
THE people throughout the Ter.

THE people throughout the Ter
ritory feel proud of Hon. A. j.
Doran, the Republican nominee
for Councilman-at-large. No bet
ter or more fitted gentleman in the
Territory could have been selected
for this honorable position. The
newspapers of Arizona are unani-
nous in conceding him to be the
most popular and strongest candi-
date that could have been nomin-
ated for that office. He is an old
time miner of the Territory and no
one knows the wants of the miner
better than he. Mr.. Doran is, and
has always been, one of Yuma
County's best and irmest friends,
and we believe he will carry the
county by a large majority.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22
Republican County COnven-
ton.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA,
YUMA ARIZONA, August 29th, 1894.
BY authority Of the Republican Central Commit
tee of Yuma county. Republican County COnven-
ton is hereby called meet ct Yuma, Arizona, at
? O'Clock, pm. Wednesday, Oct 10th, 1894, With
powers as follows:
To nominate irregular Republican County Ticket
to be voted for at the coming November election.
To elect Republican County Central Committee
To take action on such other matters as may
properly come before such Convention.
Said Convention shall be entitled to the following
representation:
From the preeint of Yuma, 6 delegates.
From the precinct of Ehrenberg delegate.
From the precinct of Norton Landing, delegate.
From the precinct OF TolteC, 2 delegates.
From the precinct of Mohawk, delegates.
From the precinct of Texas, Hill 1 delegate.
From the precinct of Tacna, delegate.
From the precinct Of Castle Dome Landing. l
delegate.
From the precinct OF Harrisburg, delegate,
From the precinct of Bonanza, delegate.
From the precinct of ella City, delegate,
From the precinct of Tysons Wells, delegate:
Total 81 delegates
For the purpose of electing said delegates to the
Convention primary election for the precinct Of
Yuma, is hereby called 10 be held on Friday Sep
TENDER 2sth, 1894, between the hours of 1 and p.
m at the Court House, and the following named
persons will constitute the board of said cleo.
ton: C. NJ. Thurlow, A, Frank, F. D. Wells.
The various precincts outside Of Yuma, shall
elect their delegates by meeting or by primaries
at such time and place may be deemed best by
the Republicans of said precincts; provided, the
aid delegates shall be elected, on or before Sep
tember 2sth, 1894,
The test Of the right to vote at any primary or
mass meeting held under this call shall be affirm
alive to the question Twill you support the
Republican Ticket at the coming November cleo
ton"
J. W. DoRRINeToN, Chairman.
Attest: F. B. WIGHTMAN,
Secretary Republican Central Committee.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22

THE September number of "Tales
from Town Topics" leads off with a
decidedly strong, if somewhat racy,
novelette,, entitled THAT Dreadful
Woman" The adjective is evident
ly used in a satirical sense, as the
woman" so far from being a
dreadful" character, proves her
self something little short of saint
before the story is done. The char
acter is one that would, perhaps, be
hard to find in real life, but the
story that is told of good woman's
endeavor and failure to overcome
the resultant effects of a doubtful
past, and of the sublimity Of the
sacrifice she makes for her lover is
as fascinating as it is true. The
usual collection of bright stories,
sketches, poems and witticisms ser
yes to render the September num-
Der of "Tales" a particularly tempt
ing one. Town Topics Publishing
Co., 208 Fifth Avenue, New York
CITY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22
a New Highway.

At the last quarterly meeting of
the Board of Supervisors a petition
from tax payers was presented to
that Honorable body, praying
them to open up and declare the
new road commencing at Mohawk
and running to Harqua Hala a
public highway, In accordance
with the petitioners request the
Board appointed as road viewers
j. H. Graham of Mohawk, Juan
Noreiga of Harqua Hala and De-
putty County Surveyor F. S. In,
gals of Yuma to inspect and re-
port on the feasibility of the road
and costs of same to the county.
Capt. F. S. ingalls, returned Tues
day after having accompanied the
viewers over the road to Harqua
Hala.
1t is considerably shorter than
the old highway now being trav-
eled and is also a much easier road
on animals. Several water tanks
are among the many advantages
to be derived by the treighters and
farmers in the ella Valley, who
haul goods and farm products to
the mines.
We are glad to see that our Sup
ervisors are interesting themselves
in building county roads. There
is nothing that indicates the pros
perity of a community or that a
stranger notices quicker than good
county roads.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
4 Judicial district of the Territory of Arizona in
and for the Comfy of Yuma.
Juan MARTINEZ, Plaintiff vs. Ygnacio Higuera
Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and
for Yuma County, and the complaint filed in said
Yuma County, in the office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to Yg
nacio Higuera defendant, greeting:
You are hereby sommoned and required to
appear in all action brought against YOU by the
above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and for Yuma
County, and answer the complaint therein
filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Yuma in
said county, within ten days after the service upon
you OF this summons if served in this said comfy,
or II served out of this said county and within this
said Judicial District, then within twenty days
thereafter, in all other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above mentioned being
exclusive of the day of service, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand aud seal of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for Yuma County, this 22d day
OF August, A D. 1894.
ISEAL.l c. H. BRINLEY
Clerk of said District Court.
Il. c. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22

THF gold yield of Arizona for the
twelve months ending June 30, this
year, was more than 100000, and
from the present rate of production
the output for the year 1894 will reach
over 100000. This is certainly
most encouraging. The silver output
for the same period was over $2,000,-
900 in value, which, had the old price
prevailed, would have reached nearly
100000. The copper output was
over 100000 pounds, and there was
over 100000 pounds of lead, and yet
there be those whose seem to believe
that Arizona is not keeping up hel
quota of bullion production.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the
Duplicate Assessment Roll" of Yuma
County fot the year 1894, is now in
my possession for the collection of the
taxes levied therein, and that said tax
will be Delinquent on the 5rd Mon
day of December next hereafter, and
unIess paid on that day or prior there
to, tive per cent will be added to the
amount thereof as penalty. Taxes
must be paid in my office, in the VII
lage of Yuma, between the hours of 9
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M,
every day, except Sundays and Holt
days.
ALTHEE MoDEsTI,
County Treasurer and ex-oticio Tax
Collector.
YUMA, A. T. Sept Is, 1894.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22

Following is list of the members of the
Yuma Central Committee; J. W. Dorr!ng'
ton, Chairman; F. B. Wightman, Secre-
tary; members, Isaac Levy, D. Mcintyre,
C, V. Meeden, J. H. Graham, Rube Martin,
A. G. Hubbard, and Geo. A. Allen.
Officers of the Yuma County Republican
League Club: Hiel Hale. President; f. l..
Ewing, LIST Vice President; F. S. ingalls,
2nd Vice President. Treasurer, o. T.
Townsend; F. B. Wightman, Secretary
F. D. Wells, Chairman of the Executive
Committee. Meetings on the first and Bro
Wednesdays of each month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-22

By general order of the War De-
partment Forts Bowie and San Carlos
Arizona, and Fort Marcy New Mexico
will be abandoned. This only leave:
four government posts in Arizona
Fort Whipple at Prescott, Fort
Apache, Fort Huachua and Fort
Thomas, the latter being the only ONT
near the San Carlos reservation.