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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
HURRY THE BUSINESS.

The Houston Post, speaking OF an
effort to expedite business in congress,
says: During the present congress
sional interregnum, SO to speak, it is
proposed to put in some new features in
the house for the expedition of the pub
lie business-one of them being electric
calls for the pages"
This simple improvement will &C.
complish something. but not much.
The most needed and important i'm
provement would be a provision for tax
ing the vote of the house more rapidly.
There are 1856 names to be called by the
clerk on every aye and nay vote and
when the time for the responses and re-
cording the vote is taken into count it
consumes over a half hour. In the
ordinary session of four or five hours
when the roll is called four OF five times,
it will be seen that half the day is con-
sumed in voting.
The voting button on the desks with
the large register at the clerks table
would solve the problem at once. There
could be an instantaneous aye and nay
vote taken and the half dozen clerk :
assistants could announce the result in
less than five minutes. This is the ar
rangement in the French cham Der
where the membership is much larger
than our House. 1t is singular, too,
that while this scheme has often been
talked about, it has never received the
serious attention of the congressman.
1t is all we'll enough to save the mem
bers the trifing inconvenience OF try
ing by the clapping of hands to attract
the attention OF the pages. but while
doing this much for themselves the
members might with proprietv add a
little more time and expedition to the
public business by removing the pres
ent tedious method of calling the roll.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
Certificate of Authority.
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
PHOENIX, ARIZONA MARCH y, 1885

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MARCH 27, 1885.
I, j. Cole, treasurer of the territory Of Ari-
IONA, hereby certify that the German-American
Insurance company of New York, has filed its
annual statement for the year ending December
81 1894, showing premium receipts in Arizona
for the year 1894 of S7S2.12.
Having complied with the provisions of art1-
Gle l of chapter Of an act entitled Corpora
TONS" approved March 8, 1857, is entitled and
empowered to do business in the territory of
Arizona for the year ending March 81, 1896. In
testimony whereof. I hereunto set my hand
and affix my official seal this 9th day of
March, 1895. P. J. COLE,
Territorial Treasurer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

THE DISGUSTING practice of splitting
on the floor does not seem to be con-
fined to the lower order of humanity.
At recent session of Methodist con-
ference down in Jacksonville, for ex-
ample, bishop felt obliged to tell the
delegates that if they must chew tobacco
to 60 outside and they would find a nice.
new curbstone and plenty of fresh sand
to expectorate upon, or they could
bring their cuspidors, and in case of
emergency they could use their hats.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
PHOENIX. MARCH 20. 1895.
EMOTIONS OF A BROTHER-IN-

A decision of more than ordinary in
tereet was handed down by the learned
justices OF the supreme court OF Texas
the other day.
The case was this. One Coffin, a we'll
known business man living in the town
of Tyler, marries Miss Bracken. Mrs.
Coffin had a brother. Coffin and
Bracken, friends from the start, grew
to feel for each other regard and
thorough-going affection not always
nor often seen between brothers-in-
law. Presently Bracken died. A friend
telegraphed to Coffin: 'Bracken will
be buried tomorrow; come at once !;
answer" Coffin was in Tyler when
the message arrived, but the telegraph
messenger boy, having been misdi-
rected by hotel clerk, failed to find
him in season and the funeral took
place without him. He sued the tele-
graph company, and the jury in the
trial court gave him $500 damages.
Then the case was taken to the SUI
preme court on a writ of error.
Mr.. Justice Brown delivered the opin-
ion, all the other justices concurring.
He said-of course in judicial language.
which we take the liberty of translating
into plain English-that if the telegram
had been sent to Bracken's father,
mother, wife, child, brother, or sister,
the verdict would have been all right,
because the company would have then
been bound to take notice OF the rela-
tionship. the purpose for which the
message was sent, and the necessity for
prompt delivery. 1t having failed to
take such notice and make such de-
livery. the jury would have been war
ranted in inferr1ng that the plaintiff
had suffered mental anguish" by
reason of that negligence.
But Coffin was only brother-in-law,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
Certificate of Authority.
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
PHdlNIX ARIZONA. MARCH IS. 1Sqh |

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
PHOENIX, ARIZONA MARCH IS, 1885
1, P. ]. Cole, treasurer of the territory of
Arizona, hereby certify that the Mutual Life
Insurance company OF New York has filed its
annual statement for the year ending
December 81, 1894, showing premium receipts
in Arizona for the year 1894 of $751; 63.0S.
Having complied with the provisions of
article of chapter of an act entitled Cor
porations," approved March s, 1887, is entitled
and empowered to do business in the territory
of Arizona for the year ending March 81, 1896
In testimony whereof, he1eunto set my hand
and afix my official seal this 18th day of
March, 1895. P. j. Cole,
Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

THE THEORY about the "new woman"
rising does not seem to work well when
applied to the case of the noted re-
former, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease, when
she is asked to "rise" from her chair at
the office of the state board OF charities
of Kansas and surrender her seat to
Mr.. Clark. Reformers of the Mrs.
Lease kind are very numerous, but
when the reform requires a sacrifice
from themselves, oh, that's another
case.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

THEY DO SAY that the young Countess
de Castellane will be debarred for some
months to come from wearing al those
gorgeous frocks that were comprised in
her trosseau. For the whole Castel-
lane family has been thrown into
mourning by the death of the old
Duchesse de Sagan, who was daugh-
ter of the Marechal de Castellane, and
aunt to the Marquis de Castellane.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Co., or Its employees will be paid by the com
pany unless. they were contracted upon the
written authority OF the management
E@F. J. O'BRIEN, advertising manager,
and HARVEY ]. LEE, superintendent OF circula-
ton, are the only authorized solicitors
for the paper. EDWARD BUTT, JR. and
HARVEY J. LEE are the authorized collect
Ors for the company
Z. WOLFLEY. General Manager
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

iIEhE 10 II quo0I o0eeVO Ot eIII11'lo III er'N
case of Brooklyn minister. His third
wife has sued for divorce on the
grounds of systematic cruelty. She
said his children hated her. DR.. Gun
ming claims che was cruel to the chill
dren and paid too much attention to
the cultivation of her voice, and be-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
ADVERTISING RATES,

Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or
Weekly edition made known on application at
the publication Office. Or ring up telephone
number AZ, and representative of the business
department, will call and quote prices and
contract for space.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

THE FACT appears to be that most of
the seed distributed by congressman at
the government expense is sown among
tareS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29

ANOTHER inventor of flying machine
has got some broken bones as the re-
suit of his first experiment. He was
too Av
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-29
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

The REPUBLICAN is fully prepared TO do all
kinds OF plain and fancy Job printing i'll sill the
machinery il connection with the job depart
ment. Work perfectly and promptly dose.
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tween the wife and the minister the
children had hard time of it.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07
AMUsEMxS1s.

ssrhst Precious BABY NJ CsrAray's.
The Charles Riggs company closed its
engagement at Cordray's tsaeater last
night with a fairly successful presenfz-
ton OF iawghable farce comedy called
THAT Precious Raby."s The story Of the
play bears a marked similarity 10 the
comedy called Jane" Frank Athsrson is
a young man whose dying aunt left her
fortune In the care Of Mr.. Tinsiox. who.
20 prevent extravagance. made the remit
tances too infreauent 10 satisfy the many
wishes OF the young man. Frank repre-
SCENTS In writing 70 Mr. Winsiow that he
has a very extrayagans wife. The old
gentleman decides to visit London for the
sole purpose OF occurring the wife" II
then becomes imperative for Frank 10
nad some one 10 represent that individual
and ne secures the services Of his hosse-
maid. Nell. WHO had just that morning Sc
erefly married James. The servant. and
everything passes smoothly until Mr..
Winslow asks to see the baby. OF which
Frank had previously written. AT this
5sncsure Nell, or Mrs. Asherfcn pro tenn,
briggs Atherten up standing" by de-
nlanfisng double pay on the threat that
she would give il all away. Confusion
again follows until a CHILD Is finally Sc
cured for the time being But this does
not work, for the jealous mother appears
and demands the child. A confession and
explanation follows and Frank is restored
TO his fortune when he finally tells the
fra;h and Introduces Mamie Merriek. TO
whom he is really engaged. The parts Of
Nell. Flank .Afhsrton and AR. Winslow
were credifably presented by Miss Rose
Stiiiman, Mr. 4. c. Henderson, and Mr..
Harry Gilbert respectively. Mr.. Jack No
Grath. who was James the servant. did
his part as the jealous husband as well as
a person of his voice and appearance
would permit and rs a preyaricator made
a good character. Master Ralph as Fred
die was creditably done for child actor
The baby, though stiil In long clothes,
showed ability as an actor. always crying
at the right time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07
The Tide Fist Waterway to
Lake Washington Assured.
RETuRN or DAVID z. DvRlE.
His Trip 70 the East Complete
Success.
~ VIM Earnssh Wsrk for Fear Fears
ss I'm she EIsss sna Fisf n the
Casax-Asssaesmssts Nov Mahfss to
Bssta Operations BY spr.ss xins-
ntghs-sf- Wey - he Secured.

pavid z. puyfe returned last evening
Nom the East with The welcome news
that the money for the fi.IIrg ia or the
4sze fatx asd fhe consfruetsan OF a water
way 10 Lake Washington saasi been se-
cured. the sole condition being the guar
assfas Of the rigsf-1f-nay and the lock.
gsffx news means fsse expenditure of
Is asa SO or more ia this clsy within tse
n~xt funr years. aaa the opening of i1ske
ws2ah.uxsnu MD Puget sound Though
~efaf has pouularIy been tersneds tbs
..so,fb canal
As~ ayar,, was seen AZ his home on Yes
fev .xenae Is<f exensnr. and xaia.
exery resyses. asd We ssow have che
snaney Tor the completion Of the entire en-
tcrpfise. bit sikh the eosdirlon that the
rixhf-of-way shall be SECURED and a guar.
ansee made lii reference 10 the lock be-
xose any of the money SHALL be spent The
act Of the legislature does nos provide Tor
any incnsnssraglee arssing frun either Of
these two latter propositions. and they
necessarily have 20 he covered in some
other way. Whea that il done the money
will be really bsth fsr the canal ana the
waterways ca the Tide Eats. he people
ss=<H hsxe a means OF completing the
czHaI " fear years. ana Il fes<s entirely
xsths.Aesls,
ArrsAsemffts are BOW being msssS .ar
thH cary commencement az ~orK en- the
waterways snfouSa sae toe hals, anu y
the Fsgas-etsN san he seessfsu tAe hrst
steps ~ sAeavahhs the eAhai seuai ne
zss-as win very aasis assss' ~ a&eAs vac
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07
aHE TOWN OF CHENEY.
How ~ Secured Its Name aud q Hand.
4srse Endowment FIR n School

Cal. II ~ peeeivai. Of Cheney. who
II stopping f0s . few days at the Rainier-
Grand. teLls an interesting story about
Ezsss- establishment az the state normal
school at that place. lie has heen \
Fs%~ssaas=lent of that seetian for quarter
aef eeatary, having settled In The
nelyahorhood ainseat before town was
thought %, ard became We'll acquainted
With Gen. j. W. Snragne. az the North
era Pacific. The latter suggestea that
the town be nAsnea for Rrn3afnIu Z.
tsSnsy. wealthy man Of Boston. ard
the suggestion Was acted en- Col Fer
etvsi then remarked - Gen sprague ssat
SIR. Cheney ought 10 return the COM
rssssnent Ia snsne substantial way, aud
Gen. SnFague, who had known Mr. Che
rex ffaus beg h4pa. wrote 10 hlas. telling
OF she new town and asking for a re-
mefssarance. The result wz.s that Mr..
thsney donated sia.eg for the estab-
iixssaeat of school In the town. IRE
citlseas teck heta Sf the matter. aisi
castfieatirg eight acres OF lana. ex-
pended the satirs donation In Il hand
same seheei hUitaing Dr. Atkinson was
enc of the FIRST board OF directors This
was II iSee ana in tiSsfe the school VAS
'urnna over Ia see state becoming ere
OF the normal schools. stree the sstlare
If the state appropriation last year
the seeool has been run through ,h> ef
forts e citisens. unsh rvScngly. when
uaaes Authority ot the cnars n las tsen
conducted aader cefsllgeatss 81 tsstseht-
edeess, AZ The ceFfssag session az TIE
legislature the eltissnS viii renew thxfr
essess$ IN secure a Desirable arf.gsnrte.
tIon. There are news 50 students in shs,
school. ss whom lee are in the sorsnal
department
cea leresval Is president Of The f4sst
National haak * s'Aessvy ami also rrVsl.
dent OF the heard 81 directors es the
Esxtern Washington iusaae asylaas at
Medical Lake. which. Ne says. II a model
Institution. This year the directors viz
keep Within their appropriation hy ses-
1rai thousand dasisss
During tae wag Cob rereixai wax a
iasesssheg af sse Twvaty~E0arta army casxss
nssaer Cen NeeFge n. Thssraaa. ana
seryss with a hFesher Or slav. John n.
AesSsaw, He was present a. tae fan
% Riehman1 ard witnesS tbs sasfen.
Der * lee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07

Seattle Circle Ne. Is, c. o. r. held lie
regular meeting Friday, January /. isss.
The auditors report for the quarter end
ing December 81. 1854. showed the circle 10
be in gooi financial condition. Fou- ap-
plieatians for membership were recesvsxi
Tae officers tor the ensuing term we're ia
stalled by Past chief Companion Sister
III f. TaornaIke.
oaeea City Circle Ne. i-S c Of =. on
January = las. iEsssaii@f the following Of
feers: J. ". Sprsggs. c. G.; Miss Bella
Gsask. s. {. G.. s. A. Reed. Il. 3: II (.
Williams. F. 3. r ~. Jones. treasurer:
Miss selma Schons. r. O. Miss Amanda
cszSk l.. C. Miss Emma iAahis. l. e.; r.
u. Knapp. q. O.; trustees. i. L. Kerr. Z.
4 Carxseas ana r ~. Barnes. The fol-
loving commuters wers appointed for the
aext six meafAs: Fsnazcc. r l.. Keri. l.
NJ Haydo All Mrs. Rex Suiisiag. l. IL
Bsy.so. l. H. Scaweiszer and A. NJ. Reed:
arbitration e A. CarstenS. r. NJ jones
r. w Barnes. r. C. Williams. Mrs Kerr.
Mrs Barton ansf Mrs. Barnes The social
committee fer the next tarse months Is
as rosssws. e A. Csrxssns. NJ. osSsai. 5.
r. Bralas. sIrs. AZ s. White and Miss
Aaza ksnaesy TAss esEsfe nseeFs Ysgss-
issIy every Wednesday evening at obi
refssws' Axil in NortA Seattle. On tha
fearsh Wednesday, svsnsng 81 each Eaontn
* gives an savfsastaess social.
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ruE sn.V.Y,nx
California sapreae Ceurs Says Town
Nay silence Them

San francisco. Jan. s-The sanrena
eeost Of California has decided thar the
Salvation Army sass not heat drums in.
discriminatory The celebrated case OF
John H. Flaher'y. the Saiyatiea Army
ay"musFr, vac sene tisns ago came INTO
contact via the Authorities 90 she civ
* Re@lan4A Tor violating an ordnance
Isseasn'tsaE the beating % drums. was
YESTERDAY aetsrnsissei tn fayer 81 ,h,
city by sAe Supreme court. There was A
dissenting oPjHien by Jadxes Harrison.
lie Haven ami f7isxsessld.
EiSaesiy was c0axsrto4 eg beating his
aFun 81 tha trayssea streets without a
rertnss, Watch hasa hese refused him, The
contention q Fl&asrty'& attorneys waS
that she ordnance w&S UNCONSTITUTIONAL
g'he decision ossiers the s{is,atssat - .ss
wr3; q sasezss eorpus aAs TIE return AZ
f'laheFsy ~ she easte1s es tbs ,ewa
marshal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07

There were filed for record Saturday
esght deeds. the considerations aggregat-
ing se.Is.so Following II the list as fur
nissei by she Daily Record. room 4.
Scheuerman block:
Isaac Waoiicns 10 Hufia l.. waushon
lot III. block |. Jackson Street add, 8, oa
Hans Peterson 10 Thee Ufstrnp. 10, z.
block ~ Bay View add Salmon hay. so.
hsshrsifa y. seymour 10 Alice NJ. Sick
els. So Ia lee |, sec 20. tp ara. aes
tass. X. Myers to John E. Petersen.
block 8 L. II. Myers FRS, adj Mcorlan.I
<sEsh
y, T. II, II. Gu. 10 Resrer; Raxe,ara. 10
Ia - - sec ), N e; 3 S5sgssa
EDWARD u. Riley TO Wa T., Young
W i-s sw IL Sc Ia sec =. Up 2S rs lot Is
:. hieSk lis Gilman Park ala. s.
l. 5, ]. Huat to j. T. Kitchen. lots
10 hieek p J. ]. Mc<iiivra's Thsrsi a.es =,
Jacob FHrth 20 James II. Kitchen. lots
~ and - eloeS 3. ]. J. McGasyra's Thrill
asts. 81
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Bark Thermopylae is still taking on ium-
Der at Blakeley.
Steamship Umatiila Is due from San
Francisco .omorrew.
The bark Mauna Lua is loading lumber
at Biakeley for Honolulu
Ship Saga VIII finish leading lumber at
Blakeley this week for Amsterdam.
Arden Ciuther. English ship, sailed
from Port Biakeiey last Saturday for
the West coast
The ship Dominion. $ days out. from
San Francisco, was reported at Port
Townsend yesterday
Steamer Mabel came In yesterday with
30 tons OF hay and six tons of fish from
the Snohonlish river
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Kat. patn.m IN .rh. Ll,,l. s.v.rles. ;.

AT the Seattle thsater this evening
Katie Putnam Will appear in her new
play. The Little Maverick" supported
by a comedy company of recognized abil-
ity. Tomorrow evening The Old curios-
sty Shop Will be given It's first presensa-
tton In this city. In both these plays
the drsmzttsts have succeeded in giving
Miss Putnam excellent vehicles for dis
playing approximations In which she ex-
GELS. Every detail OF the plays has re-
csivsd close attention. and special scenery
Will elaborate the stage pictures and add
- she atfractiveness of the productions
Tho company includes r. n. Emery,
Lewis Q. Hart. James a. Deslin. Edwin
Gardner. George Kllnt. Barton Williams,
Thomas u. Finsilay, Sadie Radcliffe.
Katie Fawcett. Anna Watson and Ada
Fremont
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For Year, and Year.

The Northwestern line has been the
shortest line between Minneapolis. st.
Paul and Chicago. Its roadbed Is In.
comparable. and every Improvement in
the way OF equipment has been adopted
by it until today its trains are the most
completely equipped trains out OF the
Twin Cities. Everywhere good manage
ment shows itself in frst-ciass eausp-
ment- the best service. and everything
else which goes 10 make travel comfort
able nowadays Yes, the North Western
line is strictly In IL everywhere and at
every point on its 1906 miles Of road.
F. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent, sm
Front street. Seattle.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

held TO which all members and visiting
brothers are welcome.
Court Enterprise Ts6e met last Thurs
day night at Olympic hall Installation
was the main feature OF the evening
The ceremony was conducted by D. g. C.
r. Bromley. assisted by p. G. c. r.
Neville, AFTER which speeches were
made by several members. The court
was favored with a solo from Brothers
Granger and Brailo. recitation by c. r.
Maian. and reading by Brothers J. A.
Westberg and Norington
Court Rainier 1910 at their meeting FRI
day night installed their officers. G. s..
q. F. Jacobson. officiating. assisted by
J. A. Wesiberg. or Court Enterprise. A
number Of good speeches were made by
the newly installed officers and visitors.
Last Wednesday evening Queen City
Circle No. LIS. Companions of the Forest.
A. Q. F. OF A.. Installed the following
officers: Past chief companion. Anna
Kennedy: chief companion. ]. w. Spriggs;
sub. chief compa MON. Belle Clark: re-
cortiing secretary. s. A. Reed: financial
secretary. r. c. Williams: treasurer, t.
NJ. Jones: right guide. Selma Shcne. lefs
guide. Amanda Clark: inside guard. En-
ma Doehles outside guard. p. d. Knapp:
trustees-F. W. Barnes. three years; E.
Carstens. two years; +. L. Kerl one
year.
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srsirrgn or HER saIlS
Thieves ne Mischief ea the Racer Kara
"a West seattle

one es The asess asgra xsssa,t csSes Of
pssseslaS imaginable esvarses3 az Nest
seattle eftwsea = e'elsssk rgi8ay nigh.
ssssa S'sssSS SATURDAY rsassslax bv Which
sAe e*hMss st sas rsssnx xaeas Nasa f,es
ssaAss ~ The sseaa - sysaS near tie
Nsss Seattle fsTsy saie fer ire winter.
ssa : Sss nes hsen sizsssseAs neexszsarsY
"a AsTF nSsefsssssn en Rssssvss Mater
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