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Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
GRAND CANON EXCURSIONS


Excursions will leave Cor Flag
staff on the following dates, over
the Santa Fcs Prescott d. Phoeu K
eailway: Thursday June 4 h. June
18th, July 2, July l6, July 3oth,
August lS, August 9th and 5. p
tenber lgh T:ckets will be sold
It $l5. 20. one fare for the round
trip, good for 81 days. This is a
grand opportunity to visit the
Grand Cancn and spend a delight
ful month in the gratt.t mount
aims in the west and the grandes,
scenery on earth. For further in
ormation call On or address E w
,ialrtt, acting general agent OF
l.. U Lsndis, ticket clerk, No a.
Vest Washington street.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

who abides by the law, as no
sooner did he learn that Judge
Baker had decided against him
than he telephoned TO Wolfey an,
turned overin perfect order all the
belongings of the office, saying: 81
An satisfied with the decision of
the ,urt and will make no appeal
Col. McCord is warm IN aarted
road minded man, full of good
md generous impulses, and in the
future he will be an important
factor IN Ariz ma politics. Whlr
ilffering radi ;ally with the gentle
man ola national is.les it is onl,
Just to say that Col. McCori is
me of the very b.st men of the
territory;a man true to his friends,
kind to his enemies and loyal to
the inters SITS Of Arizoi,a AS .citi-
zen member of the board Of control
ne has performed his duties faith :
FULLY, and when his resignation was
requested not breath of ch .rg'.s
was entered against him Gazette
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate oi Margofet W. Vernon, deceased.
Note is here ygaen by the Undersigned
Administrators of HE Lstlte Il Margaret w
Vernon, decea ed, TO the c,edit RS Of and al
persons hayiag claims against the saiG. &C
ceeseu, e. exh BIT them with tn, necessary
vouchers, within four months alter the first
publication of this net ce to the said Admin's
traitor at the office nf Morton 4 Shewman. AT
toIneys. at Mesa. Maricepa County, Arizona
the 81 ne reiIg heplace foi tho transaetitn o
til business II said estate, in said County Of
Maric pa.
rABIUS N VERNON.
A 'ninistratOr Of Estate Of Margaret W
Vernon, deceased
pa.ed Msea. Arizona, this 20 h day Of May.
1875
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
Articles CT Incorporation


Kuow all Men by these Presents, That we,t h
unders gI Ell. have thus day voluntarily asso-.
cated ourselves tog ,ther cor the purposes of
forming corporation ul.er the laws Il the
Territory of Arizona, an we hereby certify
Frst. That the name OF this corporation is
"Phoenix Fish and fruit Compaay,' and the
names ct the inc operators are j 1hn Goo fsi-
low and Il. I. Nordyke, an It's prIncpI place
! OF traLsactiux ats oui,.aess shall be Pnoen.x.
Arizona.
Sec,Dd. The general nature OF the business
prep sed to lie transacted Is that OF retail
Geaieis IN flute, fisll, flowers and such like
merchandise.
1h raj. The amount OF the capital stoc
au ushor.zed il Twenty -nve Huadsel Dp.i.ts,
wnicn snall be palu .in cash, ana tile stock is
sueu thereon sh al not De assessable.
Foucth. The tine II the CONN encenent oI
this corporation is t. be ;rc.n The gnlnS and
! acn 10" leGan eDt Ct these ar;iclts aud the Ter
miuaIloD Shall be At i.e enu vi tw, ntJ -n.e q,
years.
Filth The affairs Of the corpora ion shall be
couu uct,d by Two d, r.ctors, on. Pses d,n. and
one Secretary, and these Ctct rs sha be elected
| every Year. Lul.nY the first. year the incor-
p0raLur b. rein shall be the Directors OF the
corp, ration, anu J.ha Gucdfeliow shall be
PrUs,ds,t aud Il. / NorG. ke ecseLary tn { If
The seal to be selecsel aud adop ed oy s..ll H.
CO. puraiors.
SiAth. Ihe highest amount II inde bt -dness
" liability to which the colporat On IS At any
N s iG.fi IA Inv
Seventh. That the private property OF the
stockholders in this cor roialion 10 70 exempt
tIoln corporate deOts.
la witness whereof we have here,into set cur
hanus aud seals tins Sth Jay of April. lss6.
JOHN Go DrhIL,w. tseal)
II. L. NJ. pYK. .a)
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
tvu ~ VI AiAIicopa.
Before me. yren .haw, Notary Public
Ia and f,r the county of MaricopA, Terr.toiy OF
Arizona, Oh this day personally appeaisi Joiu
GJodfellow and H Nordyke. known TO me to
be the persons why Sc names are suoscr. bed to
the fore going instrument. an acknowledged to
me that they executed the ams Tor the purpose e
therein eAplsssed.
GiVeh uhuet my nano anu seal OF ONCE this
sth DAY of April, 1898
J w cRExsHAw,
lseaD Notary rublic.
TERRITORY Of ARIZONA, rs
CCunty II n aric. y.
I,J w Kincaid. C,unty Recorder in for the
cnu " and territory aforesaid, 40 hereay y cei-
tify that the wlt"in insrrument W 3 filed for re-
cord vt o'clock m, on this 10Th day of
April. 1895. andruly iecoi0ed in Book NO
corporations, Rec r il of Marlcopa County.
Arizona. at page
Witness my hand and official seal the lay and
year above written.
J W KIxcAIp,
(seaD CO unity Recorde
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

PoHfIEIo DIAz is now closing
his fourth term as President of
Mexico and such has been the
pacific aud progressive character Of
his administration of his Office and
srch great prosperity has followed
his state policy that the people OF
Mexico are determined again to
honor him.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

TfiE ono wrr.nto proceeding
in the cases of Hon. NJ. III. NcC nd,
citizen member of the Board Of
Control, and Territorial Treasurer
Cole were decided Tuesday by Judge
B.ker. He decided that th..
Governor had power to remove ap :
pointres. Thereupon Col. McCord
turned ever the Office to 7. J..
w fey. the new appoint-e. 1t is
understood th 1T Treasurer G lie will
appeal to the Supreme Coart.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

In Canada no campaign buttons,
ribbons or badges can be worn be-
tween nomin ,tion and polling d. 7.
The carrying of a.gs as a party
badge ia also forbid len. The
penalty is a fine Of 800, or three
months in prison, or both.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

The spaniarls are making active
Preparations for war. They ex
pect to strike terror to the heart,
Of the Yankees boys. They haven
subdurd Cuba yet and the pros
poets are it we'll be a long time be-
fore they do.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

1,Hs result of an inspection of
the doings of American con>uls in
Mexico has caused several rcsigna :
t,ns. Several officers had forgot
ten what they were there for, and
paid no heed to fellow conntrymen
who got into jail.-Prospector.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

A fearful earthquake in Japa,
last week Was followed by tidal
wave which overfowed towns and
villages and caused the loss o
hundreds of people. The ida
wave was noticed all along tn.
Pacific coast.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
Duck,en's A-,ic. sslve. /.

Duck,en's A~aic1a Salve. o.
The BEs sr.SALvE III the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all
Skin Erup.lon,. and positively cure.
Piles, nt - -, r,l,:sl. It ,.stl..
.nteei to g We perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. FOR SALE BY J. II Barnett
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

MINERS of years experience who
have examined the Goldaeld dis
trict. are united in saying that It
will prove to te ole OF the best
camps in the territory.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

The Democratic National Con-
vcntion will meet in Chicago. mex
Tuesday. The indications nov
point to the nomina' ion of Dick
Bland of Missouri.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
FRIDAY July 8. 1896.

The grain crop and the fruit.
too, in California is said to bt
Somewhat short this year.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

IT is authoritively stated that
Che Chicago Convention will not
wear blooners nor bifurcated
skirts.
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

Fresh and Salt Meats. Mutton, Pork, Veal and
Beef Corn Beet, Sausage and Fooe ma.
Best of Meats constantly hand at lowest ~
for cash. Iome lard, very best and pure
Also Rolled Barley in any desired Quantity
Butter Eggs Poultry and Stock taken in exchange
Meats Barley
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
The Supreme Court of the terri

The Suprema Court OF the terri :
tory. has atfi med th- decision Of
the i>wer court in the case of
Rogers for train robbery. Rogers
must hang unless executive Glenn
ency inserftres. The constitutions
ality of the legislative act making
train robbery a capital offsnse was
brnu .ht into question IN this case.
We sincerely hope that the Co
vernon will Will see tit to commute
tie sentence of the misguided
young man;
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03

finest pes select q Wash
t M Mnreh Saann il nthavMle
sand ~Fmih rebainnmg Jowea
in Shoe
Mems ladies' Newara
Mesa free press., 1896-07-03
RErIRES WITH HONOR.

Col. NJ. Fl McCord demon
ptrated yesterday that he is man
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
HAPPENINGS At WASHINGTON
Proceedings of the House of Rep
resentatives Yesterday.
General Deficiency Bill Reported-Bn to
Establish Tramway Station at Goat
Island Passed-Eulogies on the Nom
orv of Representative CogswiiI, of
Massachusetts = Condemned Cannon
Donated to the GAR,

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-At the OPEN
ing OF the session of the House to-day
Mr.. Cannon (Rep;, nls.). chairman Of
the appropriations committee, reported
the general deficiency bill, the last Of
the bills, and gave notice that he would
call 1t up st the earliest possible mo-
ment. Bills were passed as follows: To
establish training station fog naval
apprentices on Goat Island, San Fran
cisco harbor; to settle the claims of the
legal representatives Of S. W. Marsden,
late Indian agent at Union, I. Il.
An amusing incident occurred in con-
nechon with request made by Mr..
Dtngley (Rep. Me..) for the considerA-
ton of bill to remove the charge of
desertion against an old soldier. Mr.
Talbert (Dem. s. G violently protested
against taking up the time of the House
with the consideration of such bills
when day WAS specifically set apsrt
for their confederation.
Mr.. Dingley called his attention to
the fact that as the bill WAS reported
from the military, not tine pension COM
mittee, 1t could not be considered Fri.
day under the rules. Mr.. Talbert, how
ever, paid no attention to this sugges-
tion and went on serenely with his
argument until Mr.. Pitney (Rep., N.
j., suddenly drew the record of last
nights session on him and showed that
he (Mr. Talbert) had himself made q
point OF order against the confederation
OF similar bill last night.
Dir. Talbert WAS ncn-plussed. The
House enjoyed his embarrassment and
laughed immediately. when he stsm-
mered out: "I-ah-s ali, that WAS a-ah-
ali different OCCASION" Later Mr.. Tai
bert objected to a pension bill pre-
scented by Mr.. Cannon. OF illinois. Mr..
Cannon made personal appeal to the
gentleman from South Carolina. It
was, he said, the first time in twenty
years that he had asked for q unani-
nous consent. He reviewed the pa
thetic history OF the soldier, who was
constituent Of his, shot to pieces and
almost totally blind. Mr.. Talbert was
plainly touched by the recital and
withdraw his objection.
Several bills to donate condemned
cannon to G. A. R. posts were passed be.
fore O'Clock. Then eulogies on the
late Representative Cogswell, of Mass
achusetts. were in order. General Cogs-
we'll was very popular among the mem
bers of the House, and some of the
tributes to his memory were full of love
and tenderness for his blg-heRrted,
generous nature. Then at $50 o. m. as
further mark Of respect, the House
adjourned.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION
All Candidates for Reelection
Were RenoIninated.
Edward Lyle for Commonwealth's Attor-
ney and w. p. Camp for Constable
Tho Only New Men-The Large Vote
General surprise-Tilietsrs Majority
Was gmmense-Andrews and Evans
Elected In the First Ward.

Promptly at 8 o'clock yesterday m orn-
thg the polls opened at the various poll
ing places throughout the city and all
day long and until o'clock at night
the various candidates, with their
workers, were as busy as so many bees.
The courthonse yesterday had de-
serted appearance, as oil the present
officers were candidates for re- cleo ZION,
ana they. with their various deputies,
were absent from the temple Of justice.
The voting was brisk for q while in
the morning in all the wards, but in the
middle OF the day the heat was so OPT
pressive that but few citizens went 10
the polls. This gave the ward workers
and candidates q breathing spell And
the time in which to cast their votes
and thus keep the clerks and Judges
comparatively busy
around the polls and no incidents OF
unusual interest were noticeable with
the exception of few challenged votes.
L few were not allowed to vote who
presented themselves TO the judges.
From about o'clock in the afternoon
until 6:30 the voting was rather brisk
This was especially noticeable in the
EEsh ward, where the railroad men
voted.
Carriages were plentiful around the
various voting places. and many of our
citizens were given ride during the
day, which was evidence OF the fact tn t
no effort had been spared by the various
candidstes TO get out the full Demo-
cratic vote.
Tho Reault
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
ROANOKE WINS AGAIN.
boyer's aggregation Had CompIet
Walhover Yesterday.

Walhove Yesterday.
RICHMOND, April 1s.-The Roanoke
fans" and "cranks" are iubil.nt.
Boyer's aggregation took two out of
three games from the legisls tors. The
game yesterday afternoon was wit
messed by about 5000 people, who saw
their favorites defeated by the Noun.
tAineers to the tune Of IA 20 6.
Lipp pitched the game for Roanokes
and was very effective, allowing but
seven scattering hits up to the ninth
inning. Dillon, Of the Richmonds. met
his Waterloo. He was hit so hard that
he was taken out OF the box in the
fourth inning and Fitzpatrick went in
and did not fare much better.
The Roanoke boys had on their batting
clothes and played with q determination
to win.
Richmond went to the bat first, and
with one out and with two men on
BASES, Wrigley made an error that
scored both. The Legislators were then
given goose eggs Ave times cousecu-
lively. They scored two runs each in
the seventh and ninth innings.
Inc Roanokes played fast ball with
the exception of several errors, and
really ought to have shutRichmond out.
The features Of the game WAS the bat
ting Of Williams. who had a triple. a
double and two singles, and the home
run by Wrigley over the centre field
renee. The following tells the story:
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
BCLUWAYO IN DANGER.
One of the Most Terrible NIassacres OIL
Record Likely to Occur

one OF the Most Terrible Massacres on
Record Likely to Occur.
CAPE Town, April 18.-No Official
statement from any source is worth
considering for moment; II 1t takes
the ground that Buluwsyo is not in
Danger. BulSwayo Is in the greatest
danger. In fact, ere this, the town may
be in the hands of the Matabeles and
one of the most terrible maasacres on
record may have occurred.
--latest advices have greatly increased
the anxiety felt. Military men. SCOUTS,
Dutehmen and Englishmen, civilians of
all classes, veteran troopers and gov
ernment officials concur in the state
ment that the governor of the colony
has not told the ruth il he has notified
the home government that Buluwayo is
In no danger. 1t IL evident to anybody
here that the British people at Bulu-
wayo are in great danger.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19

TILLMAN IN MISSOURI,
a scathing Arrangement of Cleveland
Democracy.

democracy.
WARRENsBURG, Mo-, April lS.-Sena-
tor Tillman, of South Carolina, was con-
fronted by an audience of fully 2.O00
people when he arose to speak in Per-
tie Springs auditorium to day.
The rain was falling In torrents and
his voice was pitched above it's normal
key that his audience might hear his
Hcsthing srraignment of the "Cleve-
land Democracy" and the advocates
OF Sound Money" His address dealt
exclusively with the money question.
de declared that his party had d.
Creased from the path of Jeffersonism.
and emplored Democrats not to follow
the party because of Its name IL II did
mot teach the doctrine OF the fathers
and drive plutooracy from It's ranks.
The Senator declared that there was no
difference between Cleveland Dem
oeracy and Sherman Regublicanisn.
He talked about two hours and used
his pischfork freely in lampooning the
Administration and the opponents Of
free silver. Notwithstanding the Sen~
'ator ridicuied the Populist party, des-
ignating IL I'D orphan that wanted to
reform the world and was composed of
anarchists and disconnected renegades
from all parties, IL WAS remarked by
many that he make as good q Populist
speech as was ever heard in this coun-
try.
He implored Democrats to be true to
she principles Of free coinage and de-
clared that tt would win. The Senator
advocated boiling the Chicago conven-
ton iffree coinage was not endorsed.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
VIII not Discuss the Report.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Cardinal Sa.
TOLL attaches little Importance to the
cable report that the pope has in
structed the nuncio at Madrid to urge q
settlement Of the Cuban conflict and
possibly to accept the mediation of
President Cleveland At the same time
the cardinal will not discussssthe gu bjecs,
for as the representative In this ooun-
try OF the pope. any expression might
be construed IS discourtesy, similar
to an expression from diplomatic rep.
resentatiye,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
AGAINST BLAND.
The Populists of Missouri VIII Not Sun
port Him.


port Him.
ST. LOUIS, April ls.-Ohairman A.
Roselle. of the Peoples Party State
committee, In an interview, declared
that the Populists of Missouri would not
support ex-Oongressman Bland IL the
latter should be nominated for the Pres
dency on silver platform.
He did not think that the adoption in
advance OF the Populist convention of a
silver platform by the Democrats at Sc
dalis the other day would affect the
Populist vote in this State.
Continuing he said: 1.-THE Is 900
Populists of Missouri are going to stand
frm, no matter what the Democracy
does at Chfcsgo. We will get at least
10000 votes from the Republicans in
this State. and with the accession from
the Democratic ranks we are going to
mix things nightly in Missouri this
year."
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
DR.. Lueger Again Elected.

VIENNA. April IS DIR. Lueger, the
anti-Semitie leader in the Reichsrath,
was again elected bnrgomaster of
Vienna to-day by vote OF % to 40.
The minority, liberals, voted for DR..
Gruebi. The crowd outside of the town
hall greeted the announcement of the
result with cheers and DR.. Lueger made
speech in which he inveighed against
Hungary and declared that his election
was vindication OF Christian liberty
and the independence of Austria. DR..
Lueger has been repeatedly elected
burgomsster but WAS rejected by the
AInperOr
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
Hanged by Moonshiners,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1s.-A special
to the Times from Chattanooga, Tenn,
says Early this morning Startling
Savage was taken from his bed in
Irvington College. Tenn. seven miles
from Me Minnyiiie. in Warren county,
by q mob OF maskdd men and hanged to
q tree. The doomed man was suspected
OF being "spotter" for the Uni,ed
States officer. Savage wss q worthless
character and resident of White. an
adjoining county. but his moonshine
nenies had followed him from homo.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
TURKEY AND THE UNITED Staten.
several Claims For Damages Aeainst tba
Former Unsatisaed.

several Claims For Damages Against the
Former UnsatisGed.
ooNsrANTINoPLE April 1s.-Tele.
grams from Bitlis, eastern Turkey.
state that the houses of Rev. George p
Knapp and Rev. Royal n. Cole. mia.
sionaries of the American board of
foreign missions of Boston, have hesn
blockaded by the Turkish Governments
ana tneir servants have not been all
loWed TO go and come from the markets.
The dispositions that have been made
against the Rev. George p. Knapp,
charge him with having planned and
lea In an attack upon the MOSQUE, with
having used the school bell for giving
signals for the attack, and that on Or.
toner %. 1895, he was responsible for the
slaughter of 500 or more people, and for
the plunder Of thousands upon thous.
ande OF Tires worth OF property from the
markets of Bills.
telegram from the United States
minister, Mr.. Alex. w. Terrell, few
weeks ago saved him from being forci-
Dly seized and cast into prison. Should
the Turkish government decline to fol-
low the case then IL would be feasible
Ior the United States TO demand dam.
ages for libel.
The claim for indemnity for the as
sault In 1893 Of Mousa Bey on the Rev.
George Knapp, father OF the Rev. Geo.
Knapp. and upon DIR. Reynolds, now
OF van, eastern Turkey, WAS made, but
~ mas never been paid. Indemnity for
the murder OF Mr.. LEM, the Americon
oloycilss, Ia another unsatisfied claim.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
Ex-Governor Boreman Dying

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, ls.-Ex Gov.
ernor 1. Boremsn, of West Virginia,
war governor, is dying 81 his home in
this city. About sen days ago he was
taken suddenly Ill. He was born In
Waynesburg, Pa. July. 1929. When .
child he came to this State and WAS ad-
mitsed to the bar in 1s43. cleo led to the
Virginia Legislature in 1855 snd wss a
member Of the famous Wheeling con-
vention. In 1863 he WAS elected the
first governor of West Virginia,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
THE STEAMER BEKmUDA.
TbeOwner, Captain and Mate Held to Ar
swer for FiIIbusterinR

tbe'Owner, Captain and Mate Held to An
swer for Filibustering.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-John D.
Kart, owner OF the steamer Bermuda
Captain O'Brien and Mate Murphy, who
are charged with aiding in setting on
foosa military expedition against Spain,
were this afternoon held In 81, 900 each
by United States Com missioner Bell for
appearance in the United States district
court on May Is. Second Mate Simon
son WAS released.
Almost score OF witnesses were called
and all testified that the Bermuda had
taken ON about eighty men from the At
lantic City which sailed from Tuckhoe,
N. j.; that there were arms and ammu-
milton on the steamer. and they were
discharged from the vessel on the Cuban
Q0RRt
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-19
HOW UNCLE SANS MONEY GOES
Congress Appropriates Sill.
Oo6,776 for DEFICIENCIES.
Among the Appropriations Already Made
by the House are s23,s75.0o2 for tho
Army e5,s&@,337 for Fortifcations,
ss1,e47,a3s for the Navy. Which With
the Rest Make Total of 374,G13,444.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The House
committee on appropriations reported
to-day to the House the general de-
hciency bill, the last Of the appropria.
ton bills for this session.
The principal deficiencies for which It
provides: Treasury Department., 81, 7o4,.
900; District of Columbis, sl15, goo; War
Department., s6O7,OOo: Navy Depart.
ment, 100000; Interior Department,
sao4,o 900; Department OF Justice, s251,-
600; government printing office, Sl9o-
600; House OF Representatives., SlO4 900:
judgments court of claims, S143 600:
Indian depreciation claims. $40, 1000; au.
dited claims, Sl69,OOO: out OF postal
revenues. 81, 421 900.
In addition to this bill the urgent de.
hciency act passed early in the session
carried Sc. 305, 346, making a total for de-
nclencies this session of Sll ,O96, 776,
The following Is list OF the regular
appropriation bills as they passed the
house with their amounts: ARricul-
snre' 50 215. 800; army, s23. 275, o0s; Dip
iomatic and consular, 81 1860, O5s; Dis
trics OF Columbia. s5,41s 900; fortifica-
zion, % s42,sa7; indians, SIS. 4aO,445;
Legislative etc., sal, $780, 65; Military
academy. S44s,1l7; navy, S31, 647, GAG;
pension S4l, 325 $50; postoffice, SOL ,sl9,-
S57; river and hsrbors, $40, 351, $50; SUM
dry civil, $50. s36,992 Total s374, 61a,-
In addition to these bills the two de-
neienoy bills miscellaneous acts, carry.
Ing S315 024 and regular annual perms-
nent appropriations amounting to Sl19.-
o5o, l6o have been passed by the House,
MAKING the total appropristing by the