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New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
Eesal Notites
At SPECIAL TERN OF THD rOUR

At 4 SPECIAL TERN OF TIfW COURT
~ ~ Common Pleas hold Chambers thereof. In n"
yor court Hour". IN said CITY on the lntn
dav Novarnl.r Present. Hon. Henry W HOOK
,faycr Justice the u the voluntary dissolu
nr ~ the David Jones Company. On reading and ming
The ueon of Patrick Kirrnln. James cary ana Thomas
nestle cortl0n created under the laws of tho state or
Ncvy,rk having is principal ONCE located In the CITY
county and state o. Sow York which petition Is drtrd
o. nier 2Gih Sgi and schedule thereto annexed dhy
verified by The petitioners the 18th day OF 'ctop
isy, and the notice of motion thereto annexed ana due
admission Of service Of said petition and notice 81 appi,
ton show cause why IN" sali ''fpH"'"h
should not dissolved and for an order appointing a
the property ~ siii company Win
an The powers and authorizes Of permanent ir."N't
ana after hearing EdwRnl H. Kelly. attorney Tor the pc
tiousra. .- -.t, .......r.
ORDEi,l that all persons interrs" IN SAID corpora
ton show cause before Woosey shepard. f.s VINO Is
hereby appointed referee for that puroH" AZ hs Once ~
laawav I'm the oN ~ New York. on III" -uth hay "t
February 1890 "A, O'Clock in ia" forenoon "i tha Jay
WIN te sod corporation should be dissolved ana why
nm order ror Judgment dlr=9lving the corporation hnd
IL cretorS and kholders -houd not b" entered
AND A. IL further ordered that copy nt TINS orurr
be personally each Of the stockhni'fs q" Sin
cororailon and copy Of the same j." published a. l'hs
once a week of the three weeks Immediately W'''hs 'lr
said 2Dth day Of February iso5 in The i" Joutha anu
in IN. N Y Tribune. newspapers publsh'h III ur ~,
anu N""''' W ' II ". BOOKSrANER.
EDWARD II. NELLY, '' - - -
Attorney Petitioners.
90 Broadway. n. y. city
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
NOTICE OF SALE or HIGHWAY IN

NOTICE OF SALE OF HIGHWAY M
~ pROvEMENT BONDS Of the city ~ Mount Vernon
Wesichester county. New-l0.k, on the 18TH day of
ThS common Council of tho city q Mount Vernon. IN
Westchcsicr County. N"w-NorK VIII az IN. 'ominnn
Council Chamber. IN the Dearborn Bulding Nos ~ ana
~ south Fourth Avenue city. receive sealed
po.al. Tor the purchase of hundred lo Highway I'm
provencnt Bonds OF said CITY IN" shi common 'onn,
and there open said proposals ana Hc,'i 'i1
highest thereof unless deems u for the Interest of s1
These arc Of bonds which authorized to be
issued hy under Chapter 49, section 30 ~ the
Laws = isg2 amended hy Chapter 49, - the Laws o
Each bond viii he the principal sum of one Thou
sand Dollars and will bear irrr"f ~ the RAJ" " i'Hi PER
cent uer annur payable s~.nannuay Principal and IN
tcrcsi will be payable at ne oice q the city treasurer
IN the said Ciiy = Mount Vernon.
They viii be dated February It, 1885, and PAYABLE A.
10 hond- Nos sol 80 inclusive the st day Of Feb.
10 ,nis Nos 81 to inclusive. day q Feb.
10 bonds Nos s2I To- inclusive the day q FEB.
10 ,Snss Nos s3 to $40 inclusive ne day of Feb.
10 binds Nos 5 to inclusive the day - Feb.
10 honds Nos s5 Inclusive tho isi day u Feb.
10 hond NOS 5G 90 $40 Inclusive ih~ day q Feb
10 bonds Nos 81 sso inclusive me i, lay o., Feb
10 lonis N,s 800 inclusive tho r day = FEB.
10 bonds nos Inclusive tho IL DAY y Feb.
The bonds viii 30 delivered tho purchaser on
The CIV = Mount Vernon ls situated upon 'he Ne~
YORK Nv Haven and Hartford Railroad. ani upon 'h-
flur minutes iraseD Gfanf central Depot. sl'h
,l'y daily each way and has population o' over
II water PAa electric lghf electric railway
sone sidewalks cfors~ass. ani il mort
rs ,he bona, - .oa 'or l.., than par
and
nv order Of he Common Council, ,,...,.
ELIAS @. PEAsE. Cfy Ci.rk.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GENERAL rlTGE. go BONDS
Memphis & Charleston Railroad Co.

\; the instance of large number ~ tho holders of
the above bonds the undersigned have agreed
Committee the interests Of the oondhoder
~ provided BY the order q the Court Immediate proof
of the bonds IL necessary requested
deposit the same with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
u Newiork 0or which negotiable certificate. will 10
isued and sign the bondhol1es protective agreement
copies Of which be obtained from any Of the under
signed the Office OF the Central Trust Company.
Dated New-York. october 2 1894.
SIMON BORG.
~ Nassau Street.
J. KENNEDY TOD,
IS Wall Street
ALBERT y. ROE,
80 Produce Exchange.
Committee.
WALLACH BEACH. OF Counsel
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
financial.
OREGON SHORT LINE
UTAH NORTHERN RAILWAY co.
Consolidated Mortgage and Collateral Trust
S Per Cent Bonds.

S Per Cent Bonds.
The Committee represents more
thrre-nfths of the Consolidated Mortgage
bonds anont and strongly urges all holders
of these bonds who have not yet deposited
them to do so forthwith with the American
Loan 4 Trust Co. I'm boston or the New-hork
Guaranty a. Indemnity Go. In New-hork.
4 crisis r the Affairs Of the Company s at hand Ihe
present condition Of affairs cannot continue muoh longer
fun value Of their property Congressional legislation
permits reofgsnizaton Of the Union Pacihc system 70
protect IL the first mortgage Scndholders attempt ore-
closure n. has suggested. 10 realize their own
share II foreclosure their mortgage becomes neces
sarv Those who act will find II practically impos
slhle 10 secure either result
The hearing petition foc separate reoevershp
OF your property postponed March and the
tire for the deposit bonds Is therefore extended
February % after which a penalty will be imposed
=. ENDICOTT PEABODY. Chairman
president American Loan & Trust Co. Boston,.
WALTER G. OAKMAN president New-York
Guaranty q Indemnity Co.. New-YorO.
ROWLAND DAVIS Hake Bros Co..
New-York).
w. 3. FITZ. BOstOn.
GEO g. LEE Dee Higginson a Co. Boston).
BARTHOLD SCHLESINGER. Boston
FRANCIS >. BANGS president The
State Trust Co.. New-YorO.
Committee.
MOORFIEID STOREY. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
uyUE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors

i CLASS No - and Inspectors of Election Of the Com
monwcath Insurance Co Of New York VIII bc held st
The Companys ofcc. rs Wiliiar-st., New-York on
W..nesday February goth 1896 Polls from IL H.
1880 p E tiiAo' o. bAfio"' SeSie'a'S'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
Cee!ures amo Nlrslines.

NETWORK February 9th. le31
An ELECTION 10 ill Il vacancy now eNs'ih2
~ in Governors Of the SOCIETY of the aS ayn.
IA. IJpsniis iiildnx second ave. and l,th- h-si, IN
Wednesday afternoon. February 18TH at O'CLOCK folis
viii he open ON TO . O'Clock.
u! o'' " " r. DELANO WEEkES
Secretary.
A NNI'AL election OF the American Institute.
n rchr,nry IAN a; No. ii5 West 3sth-s;. Polls open
from 10 n. M 10 \ D. M LUIS ~, ~ ~. .-e ,.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
STEAMBOATS,.

$500 TO BOSTON. $500 TO WORCESTER.
Reductor to All Points East and North.
VIA kyWDHW0G@ @0MLso
Steamers leave Pier ,old numDer) ~. r.. next Des
brossrss ST. week days only. $50 r. NJ. Fine Orchestra
on each steamer.
IN ALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED.
l. Only $40 Boston for limited tickets. Reduced
rates TO ali points. The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in
commission a fine orchestra each Leave Pisr 2s Told
numbe-) ~ a.. foot OF Murrays.. week days only ct
500 r.
- TONfNGTON LINE.-Insids route to Boston and the
- East All fares reduced. Steamers leave New Pier
10. ~ r.. at p. M. daily. except sunday.
NJ EW 81; Excursion, $f.5O.-
~ Steamer Richard Peck leaves Pier IS r. r.. daily.
m Sunday excepted arriving time for train to
Meriden. Hartford Springfield. ETC Freight stsanS
leaves q IN.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the stockholders Of AMERICAN LITHO-
GRAPHIC COMPANY for the election Directors for the
year and for the consideration such other bus
properly before the meeting viii be held
AT Office ~ the Company. Second National
building corner OF River Street and Hudson Place
HOBOKEN. Hudson County. NcN-Jersey. O'Clock In
The afternoon Tuesday February ~ 1so5
WILLIAM &. HEPPENHEIMER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

OFFICE LEIIGH AND WILkEsDAHRE CoAL toM'
PANI,
li3 LIBERTY STREET.
New York. February |. 1885.
FI'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for President
! and six Directors Of this Company viii held a
IT'S Philadelphia office. No 22G South Third Street.
Thursday, February II. 1893. II O'Clock The
transfer books VIII DE closed February ii and re-
0psn March lst. proximo.
~ Of the Board . -
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

man who . a'a staggering out tripped fstruck his Lead against lamp post and fell heavily on the sidewalk. where he lay as one dead.
 What Is the matter with tba, mani" asked the foreigner from Japan
 "Full of benzine," replied the muni cipal officer with a glance of disgust.
 "Benzine2 What is that9"
 1t is the name we have in this country for poor liquor--poor whisky, yol understa d." "ls there any good whisky4"
 "Oh, yes, there is good whisky; but some saloons can make more money selling bad whisky"
 Bad whisky is poisonl" o' lr
 Deadly poison, sometimes"
 "Has man license to sell whisky, same as the milkman has to sell milk2''
 Of course, or he wouldn't carry on business"
 And do you inspect the whisky as you do the milk2'
 Never"
 "Yet there may be poison in it, while milk is adulterated with chalk or water, that does no harm in particular, you say"
 "Ahem" said the city official, twist. ing about uneasily, "let's look at the ma, kets"
 At the markets they found officials inspecting the meat that was on sale.
 What dc they do that forl" asked the Japanese.
 'To see that the meat is healthy. |" was the reply.
 If man should eat piece, of unhealthy meat would he stumble on the sid, walk and split his head open against lamp post, as the man did ming out of the saloonY Would watered milk do itP'
 "Wby certainly not!"
 "Iet You inspect meat and milk, and let men Sell poisoned whisky, that kills people, as much as they pleas. 1 can't understand your country"
 And we ask who can2-1exas Sift- ings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
A PUZZLED JAPANESE OFFICIAL.

A distinguished Japanese official visited New York recently, and a member of tho municipal government, who had beeu in Japan and can speak the language of that country, under. took to show him around.
 'Is that official making an arrest2" asked the Japanese, as he saw a man stop milk wagon.
 Not exactly" replied the official "He is milk inspector, and his duty is, under the law, to see that no i'm pure mix is sold ip .he city. If ths milk is all right he will let the milk. man pass on, otherwise he will arrest him."
 What is impure milkl"
 "Nlilk that is mixed with chalk or water"
 "Is the chalk poison9"
 "Oh, no; it impairs the quality that's all.
 ''Does water in milk make anybody sirkF
 "Why, of course not! But when person pays for milk he wants milk, not water, which he can get for little or nothing when he desires it. It is swindle on the public to put water in milk"
 But you say no one is hurt by itl"
 Feelings ae hurt, that is all."
 sspn after they passed low corner 's!loo3 whsa shs door opened, aud .
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
For Oser Fifty Years,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mill. ions of mothers for their children while teethi'g. with perfect success. It soo'hes the child. softens the gums, al, lays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the hest remedy for diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer imme. diately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Re sure and ask for ..Mrs "inslow's soothing Syrup" aud tako p0 othSr kipd,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
A Million Friends,

A friend in need is a friend indeed. and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine one trial will convince you that it has wonderful cur ative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guar anteed to do all that is claimed, CT money will he refunded. Trial bottles free at F. w. Smith & Co.'S. drug store. Large bottles soc. and $1.00.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

That stock raisers are beginning to appreciate that the fact that the bet ter the blood the less feed required is applicable to swine raising as we'll as other domestic animals. This is evi. denced by the very encouraging sales being made by Mont. Baugh. the fine hog raisers of Glendale. He recently sold to D. B. Hurd, capitalist of Chicago, who has just purchased q ranch near Phoenix, twenty head of graded sows and one thoi oughbred boar, and to II. Berry nrighbor, three thoroughbreds. Republican.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ''la grippe" has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on the liver, stomach and kid neys, gently aiding those organs to per form their functions. If you are afflicted sick headache you will find speedy and permapent relief by taking Electric Btters. One trial will con vince you that this is the remedy you nced. Large bottles only 50c., at F. w. Smith & Co.'S. drug store.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair f!iCf est Me taI and Diptora.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 HOMESTEAD ESTRf No. ST.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscoTT,

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof vii be made before Clerk of District Court at Flagstaff. Arizona on June 1895. viz: Thomas H. Carter. for the sou h half of southeast quarter and south aalf of southwest quarter, section 20 town ship % north range cast. ,HOmestead Entry No. 877)
 He names inc following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upJn. and cultiva- staff, Arizona John k. Halfoid. of Flagstaif Arizona. James ". Thurber, of FlagstaIf Arizona, Leon Hill, of FlnGstar. Arizona. D,3j6 II. D, ROSS Register.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
A very remarkable feature of our

A very remarkable feature of our growing climatic conditions is exem- plitied in the large number of beef cattle which have grown to the siza of three-year-olds since last spring. Ranges upon which the assessor could not locate a bakers dozen before last spring now pour forth shipping steers by the thousand. Wonderful climate, this. Courier.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve

The best salve for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns and all skin eruptions. and positive y cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or mopey refunded. Rrire 25 cents per box. For sale by F, ". Smith < Co.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
GOOD TEMPLARS' COLUMN.
OPTED AND MANAGED UNDER THE AUSPICES
 OF FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. 14. l. o. CT

Contributions Of an appropriate nature are 'ollcited for this column, and should be ad. lresscd to Box 121, Flagstaff; all such con ributions, however, are subject to approval y the editors.
 Lodge meets every Friday evening at the .. A. R Hall 8 o'clock. Visiting members invited to attend
 II. R. DAVIS. Chief Templar.
 MISS JENNIE MORSE. Secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

A large amount of wool is being shipped to Navajo and Holbrook for shipment to the wool markets east. The prices are point higher than last year.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
H1II;E OF DISAPPOINTMENT OF TAX SALE
OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR, COCOSISO COUNTY,
 lLAGSrAFF Arlz AnrIl o1 I9oi

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April %, 1895. ! Notice is hereby given that in accordance wiih Ibe provisions of an act of the lrpisla- lure of this territory. app owed March 21, i9aS. ( X tend ding Ihe timo for the sale ut pvop. erty Tor delI. quent taxes, in the year lSJJ the sale of prdperl !" in tho County of Coconlno, ArIzoni, for he delinquent taxes of the year 1s9a, advertised 10 take place on the 2llh day of. March 1885 ls pOstpo,. "d until the ''jth day of June, 1895, at which time. and atthe place named inihe Delinquent Tay Lss, heretofore published, lhe sale uf property 50 deIlnquent popeuient had be0u allowed.
 <. T. CORNISH, Tax Collector, Coconino vvuuty, Arizona TCrrtcrv. ScW1 F1eSstpI. April IS 3sA
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

Owing to some changes in the ap 'ointments the lecturers Hill and Cook will not get to Flagstaff until iuGe 2lSt.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

III UU Il6dT NHtl ht lcCIulCo
 ~~-~~~~-~-~~-~~~~~~~
 In several states laws have been
 sed providing for the treatment of ,rnfrned inehriates hy the Keel y nt thol. We think that these laws are ounded upon god reasons, for if Il nan has not jud. .ment or will to do nat which Is for his own good and re- rain from tEat which injuries him, it within the province of legislatures to ass laws which will afford him pro
 ction against hIs own W, akness or -pra,ity The wisdom of such fray- nentary legislation may we'll be queS ,oued, however, for the inconsistency my be easily seen of laws standing ngetler on the statute books which on he one hand license business that makes a man drunkaid, and on the ther hand provides for tie treatment tue drunkard at the public expense when he is no longer able to control ,hc appetite winch has been fastened upon him.
 We may well ask where tie tax ayers ate p,ofted. For the liquo
 u>iaess furnishes { 't least it is trur c 'conino county d large per cent of the criminals, indigcnt and sick who re c,,ed tor at the public expense md in this way cost the taxpayers, ,ot engaged in lIquor selling, at least wO dollars for every one of revenue derived from license and taxes on sIloon profert
 Saddle on the public the additional expense of medical treatment foi hose whom selfish men find it profit ,bIe to ruin, and perhaps the people siil begin to inquire what they at nying for, so that we would indorse bese ,ws for the educational effect which they may have. But It would ;ertainIy y seem to be more sensi, le to ct at the root of the matter and pro nIbit the cause. and the effect would not give society, Or the public, very .nuch troubIe. T., 6 root ot the evil, .owe,er, would seem 10 be the lack oi ;Jnvletion on the suijecl by the people in general. And SO long as men are ~iIiing to see such things 90 ,n, in order that they may be able ito .ake a drink when they feel like it, ,nd "natural rights" may be invaded, ,r, in other words, so long as the people are so selfish that they are will. ny to See thousand, of promising ives ruined, homes wrecked, crimes md suicides committed, and hundreds with reason dethroned each year in ,rier that these selfish and harmful wants may be satisfied, We may look or delay In the accomplishment of hese much needed reforms.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

When you condemn the devil every wicked man thinks that you mean i'm. Rams Horn.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
 COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. ss
 Before me, E. w. Little a notary public n, thls day the 14fh day of May, is9a nersans ni appeared J. ". Eddy, L. ], c. sprGance. E ,f Beveridge. John CT0ss, r. II. Brooks. w. if Davis Qzro w.. Childs, E. II. James, E. H Gaie and Il. 5. Mckee. known to me to be ,ha persons whose names are subscribed to ina ina foregoing instrument. and acknuwled red to mo that they eYeGpted the same Tor the nur. " poses, and consideration therein expressed.
 lhEAt.l E.W. LITTLE, State of California. May 14, 1895.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

nsc0roed at request of J. II. Hoskins, Jr., py ppay iS' A. U. lS9J. at Il o'clock a. n,, in BOOK ] of Interpretations, pages IS ct seq HectSrds oI Cocontno County. Arizona.
 SSAkl c. A, BUSH,
 pVQpty RSVQraW,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13

Bros. Hill and Cook have been hav- ng remarkable success in their tenn peance work wherever they have ,ectured. Eight new lodges have been instituted in the territory Our G and Chief Ttmplar writes that Prof Hill is Il good lecturer, so do not
 al to hear him when he lectures here.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
CHCFtCH DIRECTORY.

AppHoLIC CHURCH. REV. J. FRERI o'clock a. m. Sunday Sch ;ol ai p o,a,p, au s;p D. m' Prayer and Bensdiction at { ociocE p m. on week days. Mass at 7:So o'cIncr am and 'ne ,e nrst sunday of the month Mass at ,i sacn month. the pastor being at WlnSIoW' VI ahere IS only Prayer Meeting at 10 o'ciorG '.orIi., a, bi sunday school at o'clock p.m, Ali
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
SOUTH EXTENSION

Ash Fork Skull Valley and Convr.s. -. dining stations """ eoHgress arc :, Trains lol and 1o4 carry Pullman comh,n, ton sleeper and chair cars, A' 'oipoiha- CoSSECTlONS-At Ash ForL v,,h ., < r, R K. and the entire Santo Ea "iun s'. tne A. pan}ane gper9he Junction with the United Verde ~ n facnnc hailwty; at Prescott with staea Iu I,nss @ WitS s stpra tpr,nfips mining camps at Ccnaress ann farnall at Phoenix wiIb tba StNne0n Pariss rhSen'~ Railway for poptA ss ShePn soSathePpn River vsIleS .S the 6eSs ssate to tn, great Salt ra,s valley SGa tEt rich mining sec,on ,,hs tr,hs ,eSE H, aen nE1LY 1 General Freight and passen.
 q G N N COLEMAN. Superintendent.
 Manager. resioent ana General
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
ARTICLE VI.

That the time of the commencement of this corporation shali be the Gate of the filing of these Articles of Incorporation for record with the County Recorder of Coconino county. Arizona Territory. and the termina- tion thereof shall be twenty-five years there- after, unless the same be renewed pursuant 10 the laws of Arizona before the termination thereof
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
ARTICLE V.

That the amount of the capital stock au- thorized by said corporation Is and shall be five million dollars, to be divided into 50.0O0 shares of the par value of one hundred dol lars per share. and that the times when and conditions upon which it Is to be paid in are ss follows: All stock issued must be fully paid .or in cash or property upon issuance, and shal! thereafter be non-assessablo for any purpose whatever
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
speahcr watson Now eo,ernor.

There has been considerable discussion as
TO whether Speaker Watson, on the death
of Governor Marvil, would be compelled to
resign as state senator. There is no pro-
vision of the constitution which would COM
pei him to resign the office of state SENATOR
or to prevent him being senator and acting
governor at the same time. 1t is probable
that he will follow the example of Cove
salisbury, who succeeded Governor Can
non. the only Republican governor OF whom
Delaware could boast until Governor Mar
vii was elected. DR.. Salisbury held on to
the office of senator, but did not act with tho
Senate The Senate was then divided on
party lines as at present. standing four
Democrats and four Republicans. Mr..
salisbury did not act with them, and on all
party questions the vote was tie.
Speaker Watson has not yet announced
any intention of what he would do. 1t has
been delicate matter to him. and no one
has ever been sadder over the governors
illness. outside Of the governors own par
ticular family, than has Mr.. Watson.
AS the secretary of state, adjutant-gen-
eral and other stan officers are considered
members of the governors own official
family 1t is generally supposed that the off,
GERS appointed by the governor will resign
i'll order that Dlr. Watson may appoint their
successors. There is no law compelling them
to do so.
GOVERNOR MARVIL'S WORDS.
That Governor Marvil did not expect to
live long Is shown by his own words. On the
day OF his Inauguration. as he rode to the
Court House to take the oath of office. he re-
marked to Governor Reynolds, who was the
occupant of the carriage with him
Governor, this Is great day to me. It is
the proudcst moment Of my life. but viii
not live long. Mr.. Watson will be COVER
nor"
Governor Reynolds told a few intimate
friends of the new governors remarks, but
they were never made public until now,