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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
SERGEANT OTOOLE SUSPENDED

superintendent Byrnes. by direction Of the Police
commissioners. yesterday suspended from duty SER
squad
sergeant Andrew J. Thomas. of the West Twenti-
''"'si station. assigned 10 Essex Market court
.en'porarily Sergeant O'Toole was included among
ne police officers under Indictment whose suspension
vas moved by Commissioner Andrews az the meet
'"s OF The Police Board Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
STATEMENT or THE CTf'S DEBT

The Controllers statement OF the city debt for the
quarter ending March 81 was issued yesterday. II
gives the total at SIS ioS H. an Increase since
December 81 1885, of $,,657ssS g. Dednctng the
sinking Fund s7o567 23S 90. gives the net deot Oh
the city as sIo7 73s SO A. The temporary debt on
March 81. revenuc bonds outstanding. amounted to
$500 lS9 Co. and the cash in the treasury WAS
s. $751; Sc 100.
The total funded debt on pecsmoet 81 I%t, M M
N3T, ei 70. the Sinking FuLd So''"--Vo ~ ie"'''''
The LGt funded debt $l0I,0i5. 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
10 SELECT THE VIEW e. G. " y. SITE.

The Executive Committee OF the Board of Trustees
o. the College Of the City OF New-York met yes
tefday in the room of the Board OF Education at
NO. 1916 Grand-st. Mr. Webb introduced n resolution
which was adopted. that the chairman appoint
Subcommittee Of five consider the question OF the
size o. the new college buildings authorized by a
recent law The chairman Mr.. Harris. named as
Uhe Subcommittee Messrs. Webb. Maclay. strauss
GOui6cn and Kctchum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
UycsorGHgp yIyE MONTHS AVID DIED.

Lynn Mass April ll.-Mary h. Croughan, ased
twenty five died this morning. after having me-
coughed since last July. The attacks al hrst were
merely an annoyance. but In December they be-
came frequent and violent Nine weeks the
hiccoughing became worse and continuous, and by
April IT was so aggravated that the patient
could not eat DR.. Knight. the Harvard throat
specialist and Boston and local physicians were
called but were unable to give relief: Just before
the woman's death. the hiccoughing ceased.
humorous growth in the throat was the cause or
the trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
10 INVESTIGATE THE CLAREMONT.

Tho license Of the Claromont Hotel in Riverside
Park expires April p. and the Excise Board VIII
make thorough Investigation Of the place with
regard to the selling OF liquor there Sundays
oelore renewing the license Commissioner Wool
man SAID yesterday that his board proposed cooper
allhS with the Park Board in suppressing sunday
Nqu0r-aolllng In The narks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
"ROtND ron THE WOMEN'S BUILDING BROKEN

Auanta Ga. April 1l.This morning at 10 O'Clock
efound was broken for the Womens Building OF
'he Exposition. Mrs Joseph Thompson. president
OF the Woman's Board. lifted the first shove.fui OF
sarth. and made a short address The cornerstone
VIII be laid with Masonic ceremonies Thursday
next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
Xrnnlcr E0E TIE EASTrORr SrrrrRERS

Augustl Ne. April 1.-THE sum OF $4,000 was
raised for the sufferers OF the PASSPORT 1856
\ norton Of Il was distributed tho sufferers. but
q large part was held by the Relief Committee OF
Twenty they claiming that 1t should be given to the
moor The sun ,rers brought action i'm equity TO
recover the balance Of the fund and to-day the
Court rendered decision IN favor Of the plaintiffs.
awarding them the rest of the fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
CONGREGATION EMANUEL.
ITS EXISTENCE or HALF \ CENTURY.

ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES TO EEGIN TO-DAY MD
coNT1NrE TO MORROW AID SUNDAY.
Half century has row passed. 've' Ire feau
Of tho C,nsrccation Emanu-El and the ami
versary celebration Will begin this afternoon to
continue tomorrow and sunday. ~ > p m. TO-
do ,r ,,s,,al Friday service WI. be hell. the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
A DISCHARGE FOR MAJOR APPLETON

Albany April IA full discharge has been
granted by the Adjutant Generals Department to
Francis Randall Appleton Major and Quartermae-
ter on the STAFF OF the First Brigade.
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La Fiesta de Los Angeles.

For the above occasion we will sell tickets to Los Angeles and re- turn at rate of $36.50 from Hol- brook and S38.75 from Navajo Springs tor the round trip. Tick. cts will be on sale April 13-14-l5 only and will be limited for return to April Both. For further partic- ulars address Agent A. & P. R. R., Holbrook or Navajo Springs or H. s. Van Slyck, Jno. J. Byrne,
 General Agent, Gen'l Pas'g'r Agt Albuquerque, N. M. Los Angeles,
 Cal.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Office of the Board ofSupervisors in and for the County of Apache. Territory of Arizona.
 Malch 18th, 1895.
 SPECIAL MEETING.
 Present: l. J, Brown. chairman of the Board. in aud for said county of Apache, Willard Farr Probaie 0 Judge in and for said county of Apache.
 It appearing to the undersigned that the act of the Eighteenth Leg islative of the Territory of Arizo- na, creating Navajo county is now a law, and that by virtue of said law two members of the Board of Supervisors of said Apache county reside in said county of Navajo, to wit: Wm. Morgan and J. H, Willis, and by reason of their residence be- ing in sad Navajo county there are two vacancies now existing in tho board of supervisors of said Apache county. Arizona. Therefore upon petition of more than thirty resi- dents and taxpayers of said Apache county, Arizona, Gustav Becker is hereby appointed 6 member of said board to fill the nnexplred term of Wm Morgan who is now a resident of Navajo county; and that w. H. Gibbons is appointed a member of sad board to fill the unexpIred term of J H Willis who is also resident of Navajo county; and the clerk of the board of supervisors aforesaid, is hereby instructed to immediately notify said parties oftheir appoint mEnt.
 Done in accordance with Para graph No. 888, Sec. 8, Chapter 2, Revised Statutes of Arizona. l. J Brown. Will I'd Farr, Chairman. Probate Judge Attest:
 N. Gonzales, Clerk,
 By Jno. T. Hogue.
 Deputy.
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so far as Samuel Love is concerned be dismissed, also that ejectment suit against said Petty be dismiss ed.
 In the matter of the taxes against Fernandez Baca for the year 1892 in so far as they relate to household goods and improvements in Con- cho, it appearing to the board that said household goods and improve. ments belong to widow. it was by the board ordered that eiectment proceedings be dismissed so far as relating the personal property of the widow.
 In the matter of ejectment shit against unknown owner of lot No. 3S block 15 Springerville on accoun. of delinquent taxes for the year 1892 it appearing that said property belonged to widow, Mrs Jane Davis during the year 1892 and was exempt from taxation, it wss by the board ordered that the ejectment suit against unknown owner in this case in SO far as as it affects w F Lssueur be dismissed.
 The quarterly report of N. Con zales County Recorder was now ex- amined and approved.
 The Board of Supervisors now took recess until ? o'clock p. m.
 On account of lack of space we cannot publish all of the proceed ing this issue, but they will appear in our next issue.
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NOTICE.

Mrs. A. J. Davis wishes to an nounce her entire stock of Millinery goods and Notions is for sale, in. cluding three large show cases ard other fixtures. Will sell at cost for cash only. There is not one cent indebtedness On goods, parties de- slrous for a good bargain will do well to call and sec for themselves.
 Mas. A. J. DAVIS,
 St. Johns, Arizona.
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ie paymeni [" certain newspapers
 'r publishing the proceedings of >aid Legislature and for furnishing ~xtra copi'e said newspapers for ise of members of said Legislature !uring tne session of the same"
 To create the county of Navajo
 "To create Territorial Board ol Immigration missioners.
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Regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors. County of Apache, Territory of Arizona.
 April 1st, 1895.
 The Board of Supervisors met at heir office in the Court Honse, at St. Johns, county and territory aforesaid, at 10 o'clock, 0. m. this morning for the transaction of bus mess.
 Present: J. Brown chairman and W H Gibbons.
 Now comes J H Standifird of AL pine in this county and shows that erroneous ejectment suit had been brought him for real property now occupied by him at Alpine, and It appearing to the board of Super visors that Standifrd is not occupy ing the property assessed to Jas. Thompson for the year 1892, it IS ordered that said assessment so far as it affects J H Standifird be cancelled, and the proceedings in ejectment be dismissed.
 In the mater of tax deed No. 185 to the Territory from Apache county on account of tho delinquent taxes of Henry Slade for the year 1892, taxes having been paid by said Slade, it was by unamious vote of the board ordered that lax deed No. 1855 bo cancelled.
 Now comes Horace Russell and shows by receipt in hts possession that the taxes for 1892 have beet paid on town lots occupied by him m Springerville. It was by the board ordered that the eiectment suit against him on account oI de- linquent taxes for said year 1892 be dismissed.
 In the matter of the delinquent taxes of Dionicio Baca ot Springer vile for the year 1892, it ap bearing to the board that said taxes had been pald it was y the board or dered that the tax deed to the Ter ritory be cancelled.
 In the matter of the cJectmcnt suit against LehI Smithson on ac- count of delinquent taxes for the year 1892 it appearing that Samuel Hale is not occupying any portion of the property covered by said Smithson's assessment for 1892 1t was by the bOord ordered that the eiectment suit against said Smith son so far as Samuel Hale is con- cerned be dismissed, also that eject mentproceeding against said Smith son shall De dismissed.
 In the matter of the ejectment suit against John Petty on account of delinquent taxes for the year 1892 it appearing to the Board that Samuel Love Is not occupying the property assessed against Jn" Petty for 1892, it way by the ordered that tLe ejectmeut suit against said Petty |
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sors, without extra compensation
 and in counties of the second thirt
 and fourth classes the board may
 in their lis .retion, nll"7 the rtcord
 CT q deputy ,l onlhiN comppl,- sation not 'o exceed ECO; provided that in counties of the frs; class
 the county recorder- may employ such number of deputies as may be !nesessary to properly perform the business of their respective offices. subject, however. to the approval of
 the board of supervisors, Gas to the necessity of deputy and the num-
 Der of deputies to be employed. ]
 And provided further, that such deputies thall not rt ceive or be paid salary exceeding $75 each
 per month payable monthly.
 Fourth-An assessor shal. be ap-
 pointed by the board of supervisors whose term of office shall be ore year in all first and second class counties of the third, fourth, fifth and sixth classes the sheriff shall be ex-of1cio assessor. In first and second class counties the assessor shall receive annual salary of $l 800; Tn the third and fourth class counties the sheriff shall re ceive as eX oificio assessor, the sum of $500 per annum.
 Fifth-The probate judge in coun- ties of the first class shall receive annual salary of $l,200; for such service, in third fourth, fifth and sixth class counties, he shall relieve per annum, salary of $500; as school superintendent; as probate judge and clerk of the probate court he shall, in addition thereto receive the legal fees for service performed and such salary as may be fixed by the board of Supervisors of the county, not less than $500 and not more than $500. per annum
 Sixth-Salaries herein established shall be payable quarterly at the latter end of each quarter.
 Sec. 3. The capitalized assessed valuation fixed during any year sh Hl establish the classification of the county for the succeeding year, be gining January l, and the compen sation of officers shall be thus fixed | for such succeeding year,
 Sec 4 At the end of each month | the recorder must file with the c0un- tv treasurer an itemized statement, under oath, of all fees earned by such recorder during said month and turninto thetreasury all moneys | collected therefore, and the recorder shall be liable. personally,and upon his bond, for any fees not collected turing such month,
 Sec. ,. All other acts and parts )f acts Tn conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and afterJ ain lary. 1, 1897.
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County Classification.
HOY THE COUNTESS ARE TL BE
 DEgIDED IN 1887.
SIX Classes Provided for by thC New SUatGe-YUma County will be
 in the Fifth Class.

SECTION 1. That for the purpose of fixing the compensation of coun- ty officers, the counties of this ter ritory are hereby divided into the following classes:
 FIrst.-Counties having an capitalized assessed valuation of pro- perty of S3.000,O00 or more, shall be counties of the first class.
 Second.-Counties having an capitalized assessed valuation of property of$2, 100000 or more and less than s3,OO0,OO0 shall be coun- ties fthe second class.
 Third.-Counties having an capitalized assessed valuation ofpro- perty of $2,OO0.O0O or more, and less than s2,5O0,O00. shall be coun- ties of the third class.
 Fourth Counties having an equalized assessed valuation of pro perty of $l ,500,000 or more, and less than $2,000,000 shall be coun- ties of the fourth class.
 Fifth Counties having an capitalized assessed valuation of property of $I 100000 or more, and les than $I, ,500,O00, shall be coun- ties of the fifth class.
 Sixth.-Counties having an capitalized assessed valuation of pro perty less than $l 100000, shall be counties of the sixth class.
 Sec. 2.-County officers herein named shall receive a compensation as followed
 First.-County treasurers shall receive. in counties oc first class, a salary of $2,200; in counties of the second class, salary of $1.700' in counties of the third class, sal ary of $l 400: in countiee of the fourth class, salary of $l POO; in counties of the fifth and sixth class, a salary of Sl,0O0. The foregoing arc annual salaries.
 Second.-District attorneys in of the first class shall re- ceive Il salary of$2,000 perannum in counties of the second class a salary of $l ,750, per annum; in of tEird class, il salary of $ 300 erannum in counties oF the fourth class, d salary of $l ,250 per annum; in counties of tine fifth class asalary of $I,00O per annum; III of the sixth class, a salary of Sl GOO per annum.
 Third.-County recorders i'll of first class, shall receive a salary of $2,000 per annum; in counties of the second class, sal ary of Fl ,500 per annum in coun- lies of the third class. a salary of S1 POO per annum in counties of fourth, fifth and sixth classes, a salary of 1000 per annum; n all except first class counties the county recorder shall be ex of firio clerk of the board of supprvi-
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COUNTY OFFICIALS SQUIRMING. Classification Act URdXpeCtedly
 Makes Heavy Salary Reductions.

Trouble Is likely to spring from the new county classification act. The date for it to go into effect was originally fixed for Jan 1,s1S97. Through some mistake this provi- sion was omitted in the enrolImeLt of the bill and that error did not appear untill after the act had passed and filed with the territorial secretary.
 Now, under the revised statutes II becomes operative on the22d ofAprll next. and seriously curtails the salaries of existing officials. Marico- pas district attorney will be reduced $5t 0 ,hcrrccol der the same, her treas uerer$0O0, probate judge $3OO, while the assessor will lose one of hIs two years of service, unless he can induce tue supervisors to re appoint hlh
 Other counties suffer in likeman- ner, that is. their officials do, Pima is beginning to growl and Graham may be expected to register some vigorous kicks. Determined attacks may be expected in the courts and not improbabIy with the result of invalidating it's provisions.-Ex.
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! University.
 ''To repeal Subdivision B of an act making appropriation for the current and contingent expenses of ihe civil government of the Terri tory of Arizona for the two years ending on the 31st day of Decem- Der, A. D. 1894 and for other pur- poses"
 To amend Par 3157 of Chap 1, Title GO of the R. s, relating to ac- tions to quiet title.
 Tn relations 10 Mines and Met aIs,'' providing q penalty for salt ing" mines,
 Requiring foreign insurance corp orations, companys and associa- tons, to give bonds for the security and protection of policy holders in the Territory of Arizona.
 To refund to Lewis WolHey his personal expenses with interest, in- cured in obstaining the Congress sional enactment of the Arizona Funding Act"
 For the protection of mort gagees ard lien holders Jn personal pro perty"
 Relating 10 evidence in certain cases, makinga q receiver 5 certificate prima lacia evidence of ownership"
 Fer thc protection Of hotel, inn boarding honses and lodging house keepers.
 gro provide for funding Tcrrito- rialindebtedness only incurred since December 31, 1S90."
 "For the relief of the Arizona Gazette Company" appropriating $2, POO for that company for print ing reports of Territorial officials.
 "To amend Sec 3, Chap 1, Title xxx R. S." regarding the granting of first grade Territorial teachers certificates.
 "To repeal Secs 1 and Of an act numbered 61, approved March IS, 1891, entitled an Act to amend Chapters 1 and 8. Title XXXIX Of the R. &, in relation to juries and jurors"
 "To amend an act entitled an act to regulate the practice of dentist ry,"
 "To amend Chapter ?, Title TX, Penal Code, of the R. S." relating to the abandonment of children.
 gro repeal paragraph -2485, Sec. 9 of Chap 1, Title 52, of the R. S., aa honorary board of directors of the Insane Asylum"
 Allowing an appeal from the Jus tice'S court to the District court in cases where judgement exceeds S20,
 "To amend paragraph 1881. Chap Title TX, of the Penal Cnde," giv- ing seven peremptory challenges in cases with death or imprisonment for life.
 "To amend Par. 1884, Chap 1, of Title TX of the peral code, relating to juries,
 An act concerning roads and 
 "To amend act No. 55, page 42 of the Session Laws of 1891" relating to the letting of contracts for the care of indigent sick.
 "To establish signboards showing he location of water near roads and trails"
 "To provide for the payment ol the per diem of he extra clerks and other attachees necessary to the in creased demand for their services during hesession ofthe Eighteenth Assembly of the Terri tory of Arizona and to provide for
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OUR NEW LAWS.
Bills Passed by the Eighteenth Leg
 iS!atuTe.

The following is list of the bills introduced at the session of the Legislature just closed which have become laws.
 "An Act to repeal an Act estab- fishing Board of Railroad Com missionersl''
 ''An Actto amend an Act entitled an Act to amend Paragraph S29 of Chapter s. Title XIII of the Penal Code;" assessing the punishment for securing money or property un- der false pretenses.
 "To amend Par 3O6S, Sec ?, RS. of Arlzona," making ten days the limit for taking an official oath.
 "Repcaling portions ofSec l. Act S3 of the 17th Legislature, " repeal ing the Merchants license tax clause.
 Making it felony to alter, change or remove, without author ,ity of law any bill after the same has been engrossed or enrolled"
 ITO exempt certain cr'pplss fir m the payment of both road and poll tax
 For the rcliefof Gila county and authorizing the Territorial @Treasur CT to exchange Territorial Funding Bonds for certain Warrants. ''To amend Par 15lG, Sec44, of Chap 7, of Title xxx of the R S,"| defining the method of establishing new school districts.
 To amend an act entitled an Act to regulate the price of Territorial : and county printing"
 "To provide for the education of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind"
 ITO amend Par 17G7 R. s. relat- ing to condemnation of property for right of way pu poses for railroads. "ro amend Par 2036, Title xxx R. S." providing that that all con tracts on Jesse of property to filed with the County Recorder.
 ITO provide for the Territorial defense and prevent instruction ITO encourage the organization of Volunteer Fire companies"
 "To provide and encourage Mli- tary Instructions in Public Schools. ITO amend Act No, 21 of the laws of the 18th Legislature" making the qualification for holding public office the ability to read and write the English language.
 Making an appropriation for the current expenses of special | committee 10 investigate and report on the condition and management of Territorial institutions and ex anime into and report upon the management ofTcrrit0rial Officers" "To amend par 332, sec l chap6, title XII. corporations, of the RS."
  "To create Territorial Board Of Control for Charitable, Penal and Reformatory Institution"
 'In relation to Elections and crimes and ollenses against the elective franchise"
 "Amendatory of Chap. l6. Title xxx. R. S. providing for the appor- tionment of school money.
 Requiring Section foremen of all railroads in the Territory to keep i d record of all stock killed in their respective jurisdiction"
 "ro amend Par 24SS, being Sec 3 of Chap2 of Title 5, of the R, S. specifying ths p;rs1Alh of | he
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DEAL EaERGT is the character
 HA is;ic of Hoods Sarsaparilla. It cures even after other preparations tail. Get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
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The Tucson ball niHe are endeavor- ing to arrange a match game with the Phoenix nine.
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The flow of water from the McRea we'll, at St. Davids, has increased Df late.
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Cattle pricesare advancing and there is an increased demand .f1r Ill kinds.
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Phoenix cottonwood trees are laden with loathsOme worms
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An artesian wellis to beput down atBenson.
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Arizona has an Indian popula- ion of between 3O.OOO and 35,O00.
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c. c. Hackett was sandbagged in Mesa and robbed of $4OO.
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Office of the Board ofSupervisors in and for the County of Apache. Territory of Arizona.
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St. Johns, Arizona.