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The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
A Desert Mishap.
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 Last Friday Leslie Gillette and Howard Long left Phoenix on bicycles to go-se Tucson for the purpose of at tending the university commencement exercises. Walter Kibbey accompanied them as far as the Desert wells to show them the way across the country. When the trio arrived at Queen creek, about twenty-five miles from Florence, the chain on Kibbey's wheel broke, and few seconds later the handle bar on Gillette's wheel was also broken, practically stopping further progress of the two wheels.
 Long was sent on to Florence to have a team sent out to meet Kibbey and Gillette, and the two, after hiding their broken machines in the brush, started to walk to Florence. The boys had not walked very far before their water gave out, and were it not for the fact that the outfit sent out by Long met the boys few miles from Florence, they would undoubtedly have suffered greatly.
 The driver of the stage running be- tween Florence and Mesa was told where the wheels were hidden, and was instructed to take them back to Mesa. The driver could not locate the hiding place, so, unless stolen, they are still where they were left.
 Kibbey sent telegram to Fay Knowlton, owner of one of the wheels, notifying him of the accident. Knowl- ton started out last night to find his property.
 The boys in the meantime aban- doned all hopes of reaching Tucson on their bikes, and took the train at Casa G-ande for their destination.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

The fiesta closed at Prietas leaving a remarkable aftermath of tragedies. One man who had lost all his money committed suicide by shooting out his brains, taking crowded restaurant at meal time for the scene of his demise. Another cut his throat in an equally public place. Two others who had won considerable money were waylaid on their way home, shot dead and robbed. One of these tragedies oc- cured at the reservoir near the cyan idle tanks below the mill. All the vic tins were 'paisanos. .'-[Citizen.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
PinaI County Crop Reports.

The following reports for this coun- ty were made this week to the Arizona section of the Weather Bsreau.
 Alma-The atmosphere during the day for the past week has been very dry. Water not so plentiful; good head in the morning will lose one half during the day Grain ripening. Sec ond crop of alfalfa in the stack. Range stock doing well-Geo. F. Cook.
 Arizola-Weather warm. Some wind during the latter part of the week. Second crop of alfalfa ready to cut. Wheat is ripe and some of it cut.-J. R. HamIin Jr.
 Silver King-Plenty of dry feed for stock and lots of water.-W. E. Holman.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
She Wants to Know.
To the Editor of the Tribune:

To woman, who cf eorrse knows nothing about business, especially ia the way it is accomplished by man, it has become absolutely necessary to allay her woman's curiosity to know why so much hay is being hauled both in and out of Florence? Several great loads go down Main street. and shortly after several great loads go up Main street. Perhaps some of your readers will kindly tell why there is so great an apparent loss of time and labor
 Inauiringly, PoRoUE.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Last weeks Yuma Sun contains a glowing account of an elegant ball, given by the employees of Fortuna on the evening of the 25th ut. A large number were present from Yuma, and it was a surpassingly jolly affair. Prominent among the hosts, and spoken of frequently for their efficient hospitality, were the Doan brothers, John and Frank, sons of our townsman, E. M. Doan.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
The TRIpusr acknowledges the re.

eeipt Of m invitation to the commence meut exercises of the Territorial Normal School at Tempe, from the 6tb to the lltb inclusive. There is a grad uating class of seventeen, in whieh Miss Ada Peyton stands next to tho mead, That gifted young ladg's many friends in Florence are proud of bel record and extend their warmest con gratulations.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
kysi-ss.s Cana
Fron the Tucson star.l


 The Peck camp, located about four teen miles south of Casa Grande, will probably blow in fts ffty-ton capacity shelter for an exerimental run before this week is out. The smelter is To- cated at the claim known as the s'Sl- yer Rect" but all the working force is now concentrated at the "Esparanza, l" where the shaft known as; No. is now being sunk an additional 100 feet so as to make connection with shaft No. l, in order to work both to advan- tage, as No. 2 will be the working shaft. In the prosecution of this work numerous streaks and stringers of rich ore are being encountered, and MT. Peck is confident they have good prop erty.
 The Cowboy, one of the Peckgroup, has so far produced the richest ore, but the vein Is small in comparision with the Esparanza as far as it has been developed, and no work is being done on it at present.
 Should these properties develop into the importance which present prospects indicate smelter will be erected upon the Esperanza.
 The contract for hauling the ore to the smelter at the Silver Reef is all ready in operation.
 There are between thirty and forty men employed, and the operation oi the smelter will necessitate the em- l ployment of about ten more.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
A glorious rain fellln this neighbor. hood last Saturday afternoon.

If you've got bad blood in you take Simmons Liver Regulator and get rid of it. It's wonderfully good medi- cine for Malaria and Chills. ''I have taken Simmons Liver Regulator especially fn the Spring and Fall, and found it the best remedy. I know oi no way to benefit people more than by putting Simmons Liver Regulator into their hands. .''-[N. N. Shepard, Coch. ranton, Pa.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
James A. Davis. the Industrial Com

missioner of the Santa Fe railway, has been making tour of observation in Arizona and Southern California for the past few weeks, md expresses himself as well pleased with the resources and development of the country. It is not the intention of this company to de velop the country along it's lines by en- gazing in business itself, but to show the people who do way to improve their property. In this connection, it is needless to add, the company will do all it can to enable people to market their goods and produce by affording good transportation facilities and low
 freirht rates. The aim of the Indus trial Department of the road will be to educate the people as to the best crops to plant under the peculiar conditions of soils and climates prevailing in the different sections. Mir Davis is now in Chicago, but is expected to return within thirty days, when vigorous eampaign of education will be opened looking to the development of the en- tire country aligning the tracks of the Santa Fe system.-[R Rural Californian.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
Henry Hollenstein. of the Huachuea

mountains, passed through Florence last Monday on his way to Phoenix, Hhere he goes to purchase mules, which he will use in hauling tagging for the Copper Queen at Bisbee. He expressed himself as delighted with the appearance of this valley, and says the cattle oR the rang es are in much better condition here then in cochise county.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Last Sunday night B aeetim oi the dirt roof of c. E. Perkins store fell in, causing considerable damage .sa property, though fortunately no one vas iu the store at the time. The building iA owned by Anton Thamas, who had been warned of the impending danger for some time by the noise of cracking vegas, but guaranted their safety. Mir. Perkins has moved his stock to rooms in the rear, and is doing his usual quota of business, while worknen are engaged in putting on a new shingle roof.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

During the thunder storm on the 29th lighting struck one of the govern
 ment stables at Fort Huachuca, com pletely destroying it and burning up eight horses and two mules, and other horses had narrow escape as they were only rescued by the most heroic efforts of Uncle Sam's men. It was
 also the fine work of the fire brigade that prevented the fire from spreading to other buildings.-f'fombstone Pros-
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Dan Stevens almond orchard, ad- joining the townsite on the east, is one of the prettiest sights around Florence, and shows what energy will do. If some of those farmers Cover in Graham county who sit around whiting store boxes and ''cassing the country" would take look at that orchard it might do them some good.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

James |. slasan, an inmate oi the county hospital, died suddenly Of heart disease last Wednesday. He was 61 years old and leaves no family so far as known. He possessed some property in the neighborhood of Casa Grande.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

NJ. ". Stewart, we'll known in this Territory, having been for years a
 member of the firm of Norton & Stewart,
 doing business at Fort Grant and Will
 cox, has recently embarked in the wholesale grocery business in Los
 Angeles, with every prospect of success. --fWillcox News.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Honey that is sweet and honey that is genuine was brought into Florence last week by Mr. H. G. Ballou, who has large quantity of it for sale. The TRIBUNE can vouch for this honey, and bespeaks ready sale for it among our folks who have a sweet tooth.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Miss Bird Hardwiclk was unanimous ly elected teacher of the Fuller school at meeting of the. board this week. As this is her second term, she un- donbtedly gave satisfaction.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
PENNEY & ROBINSON,
Hay, freight, beef and grain con -setors and the public in general are.

rsetors and the public in general are Juollant over the prospects of this place being made twelve company post. Uncle sam appreciates the eli mate of the Hpaehucaa for his men, so does quite a number of health seekers, as also 8 goodly number oi prospectors who are delving after the precious metals, as the Huachucas are coming to the front as mining sec- tion.-[Tombstone Prospector.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Miss Ella c. Clark has been appointed teacher of the Silver King school. She passed a very creditable examination, and gave general satisfaction in the primary department of the Florence schools last term.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Fred s. Pheby, superintendent of the Silver King mine, passed through Flor ence Monday on his way to Oakland, Cal, to visit his mother, who is i'll.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
FIvE oF 4 kINp.
Several Good Properties Being Opened
 Up East of Florence.
From the Phoenix Republicap.l

From the Phoenix Republican,
 c. D. Henry and C. A. Richie of Flor ence, Pinal county, have discovered and located what they call the Bonanza, the Lady Bryan, the Queen, the Spring and the Estrella mines. These prop critics lie about twenty-five miles east of Florence and about fifty miles from railroad. They are said to carry gold and lead in sufficient amounts to pay for working.
 In the Bonanza the cropping is over 400 feet wide. Fully 5000 tons of ore is in sight. An open cut made on the cropping assays in gold SIP per ton; lead from IA to 25 per cent. Fifty tons of ore are on the dump.
 The Lady Bryan mine is on the same cropping as the Bonanza and has the sane class of ore. The shaft is in ten feet. The ore assays gold s9, lead Is per cent.
 The Queen mine is on the east ex- tension of the Bonanza. The cropping shows on the surface eighty feet wide. An open cut has been made, forty tons of ore is on the dump and it assays, gold $l0, lead 20 to 25 per cent.
 The Spring mine is located about 800 feet north of tue Queen mine on a parallel vein. No work has been done. Samples Of 100 pounds Of eroppings assayed, gold s0.S0, lead 8 per cent. There is fine spring of running water on this location.
 The EstreiIa mine Is the west exten- sion of the Spring mine. No work has been done. Ore shows on the surface twenty-five feet wide. From three samples taken assays show gold $S, lead per cent.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Florence and Phil. Welles, students at the Territorial University, returned home Thursday. They, with their father, Mr. J. P. Welles, are occupying the parsonage during Mir. Whittemore's absence.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

G. A. Whiteford passed through Florence Thursday on the way to his mines on Mineral Creek from Tempe, where he had been to visit his sister, Mrs. W. P. Durham, who had been quite sick, but was much improved.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Mrs. T. F. Weedin and her daughter, Miss Emma Peyton, returned from Tempe this week. They will go back to Tempe next week to attend the Normal School commencement ez- ercises.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
,inans Tabules.

RipaHs Tabules.
 Ripans Tabules cure nausea. Ripans Tabules: at druggists. Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. Ripans Tabules cure headache. Ripans Tabules cure eatulence.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Will Foreman took a bunch of cattle over to Tempe this week and returned Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Mrs. Sarah Gay, sister of Sheriff w.. c. Truman and George E. Truman, arr rived in Florence Monday from sau- quoit, N. Y.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Miss Anna NJ. R. Reid and Miss Lillian Reid drove up from Casa Grande yesterday and are guests of Mrs. c. D. Reppy.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

E. o. stratton last Sunday shipped 243 head Of steers from Calabsssas to Dendy 6 Hall Kansas City.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
NOTICE

On and after December Ist, 1896, al meat bought in my shop must be paid for at time ofdelivery. lam compelled to make this order for self-protection,
 d5-tf c. E. AS6ULo.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Jacob Thomas, of the Reksam mine, on Mineral Creek, was welcome visi- tor in Florence this week.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Charley Whitlow returned Thursday from San Bernardino, Cal, where he took shipment of cattle.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Angulo drove down to Casa Grande last Saturday and returned Sunday.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Mrs. ". II. Merritt went over to Shultz last Saturday to remain time with her husband, who is employed in that camp. !
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

County Recorder chamberHn and Frank Shields went to the San Pedro Tuesday and are expected home to-aly.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

Hugh Hewitt, the Queen Creek cattle man, was welcome visitor in Florence this week.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

PIP. Daggs and P. E. Mccabe came over from Tempe Tuesday.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
4 Society Item.
LErom the wnIiams News.l

Il lOII Vlls V IIIiaIHs I9sFFs-I Mir. James Parker, who has been so- journing in Coconino county for week or sos is now the gpestof Sheriff George Ruffner, in Prescott.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

E50N-To make any one love you. The on A 4 ly sure method No Humbug. Fulldi- rections 15e. Royal Supply Co.,. Paduoah Ky
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
GEO. NJ. BRocKWAY,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and residence at hospital Florence. Arizona
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H. D. CAssIDAY

DR. ANGEL MARTIN, ENYE AND EAR. Phenix, Arizona.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
GEO. SCOTT.
CHAs. E. PERKINS. c. E..

CIvIL AND CONTRACTING ENGINEER. V Correspondence solicited. P. o. adj dress, Florence, Arizona.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05
PURELY VEGETABLE.

,iae in the.worid ] As EsFgcr1kL SpEc.rrc for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach
 and Spleen. Regulate tho Liver ind prevent CnILLs ND FrvER, MALARI- oys FavERs. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESS sRSs, JAuspreK AND NAUSEA.
The Florence tribune., 1897-06-05

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
Fatalna Omyfka.

DAYTON, O., logo Maja. =
19.letni Clarence Wolff wczo.
raj p6zno wieczorem strzelii do
swego brata, ssdzac, ze jest to
z}odziej, i smiertelnie 60 ranli.
Brat jego George, wyszediszy
pokoju ma chwils, powracaf
cicho, aby brata ME obudzlc;
Clarence iednak obudzil sic i
ujrzawszy skradajacs sig po:
STAG jakiegos mszczyzny od
drzwi, porwal revolver z pod
poduszki i strzelil. George
upadl, ciezko westchnawszy.
Gdy nadbiegli inni cz}onkowie
rodziny, przekonano sic o fa-
talnej omy}ce. Georgia. rama
stanowczo jest smiertelna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
Obch6d ma JadWigOWie.

Wczoraj odby} sic W hall
szkolnej przy kosciele sw. ia.
dwigi obch6d rocznicy og}o.
szenia konstytucyi 3go Maja.
Hala byla przepe3niona publ.
cznoscia, zw}aszcza paniami i
mlodziezs. Dlugi program
odznacza1 sic wielka rozmaito.
scia. Kazdy numer programu
byl wykonany swietniei budzi1
interes og6lny. w obchodzie
braly czynny udzia} dzieci re
szkoly froeblowskiej, dzieci
starsze, ch6ry parafalne r6'
mi amatorzyi amatorki. Szcze.
g6lowe sprawozdanie obcho.
du podamy dopiero jutro, ma
podstawie urzedowych notatek
sekretarza. Dzisiaj nadmie'
many tylko tyle, ze plerWsza
move okolicznosciowa wyglo.
si1 obywatel miejscowy, p. Mi
cha1 Osuch, a drugim m6wcs
by} OBJ. Kazimierz Neuman re
Stanis}awowa. Oklaskom ME
by1o ko6ca, a Wiel. ks. Jan
Piechowski mial s}uszny po.
wod cieszyt sic, ze obch6d
jego staraniem urzsdzony, PREY
pomocy Wiel. Si6str Nazare.
tanek, miejscowego organisty
p. Wiedemana i chetnych pa
rattan, udal sic znakomicie pod
kazdym wzgledem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
Sympatya dla Kubanczyk6W.

WASHINGTON, 1890 Maja.-
Dzisiaj W teatrze Columbia
odbyio sic wielkie zgromadze-
ME celem ulozenia rezolocyj
Nyrazajacych sympatye dla
powsta1c6w ma Kubie. Wiele
najwybitniejszych osob W sto-
licy, a miedzy mimi kilku Sc.
nator6w pos}6w by}o obe-
cnych. Senator Gallinger prze'
wodniczy1. Carl Decker, kore-
spondent "New York Journal +,
kt6ry niedawno powr6ci1 z
Kuby, opisywaa W swej movie
po}ozenie powsta1c6w ma Ku'
bic. Przemawia}o kilku innych
m6wc6w i jednoglosnie przy.
jeto rezolucye domagajsce sic
re strony rzadu uznania pow.
sta1c6w "a strone wojujscs i
potspiajace okrucienstwa Hi
szpan6w ma Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
POgrzeb pOsr6d pi0run0w.

Waco, Tex, 1890 Maja. -
Pogrzeb by}ego senatora Ri
charda Coke odbyl sic posr6d
grzmot6w i piorun6w. Najwy.
bituiejsi obywatele z Texas
wzieli W MIN udzial. Me
zmiernie wiele os6b towarzy-
szylo konduktowi, a wiele z
mich przyby}o miast bardzo
odleg}ych. Kiedy trumne VIA
snie spuszczano do grobu, pio-
run uderzyl W drzewo W po.
blizu stojace, a byly guberna'
tor B. Hubbard uczul tax slime
wstrzasn ienie, re pad1 ma ko.
lana. Exgubernator Ross i
inni r6wniez doznali wstrzs.
snieuia elektrycznego. Kilka
koni sploszy3o sic i 0 malo ME
wydarzylo sic wielkie nieszczs-
scie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17

maga sic gsosdo wypedzenia muzus'
man6w Europy zastspienla Pos-
ksieayc6w ma minaretsch przeroblo-
nych dawnych sWiatyh bizantyh-
skich znakami krzyza.
Kwestya przeto pokoju lub wojny
ME zalesy tyls cd dobrej wolf Grecyi
lub Turcyi, iak cd Anglii, kt6ra mo-
carstwa pchaja do wojny, pomimo
sapewnieh wrecz przeciwnych. Jezeli
tax rozumuja Grecy, moga wpraw.
die dozna6 rozczarowania, lecz Mkt
i'm zarzucic ME mozs braku logiki W
ich postspowsniu. zanadto sigma z
pr1ebiegsosci, azeby majac ma ksrku
przewaaajace SHY tureckie, smieli
stawia6 czoso polaczonym mocar.
stwom bez pewnosoi, ze W chwill
stanowczej opra sic o Anglie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17

slyszec ME chcemy, Towarzy.
stwo bratniej pomocy sw. Ia.
zimierza kr6lewicza W paratil
sw. Kazimierza W Chicago, LII.
owa probe jednogtcsnie od.
rzucilo. Ow komitet ME jest
godzien zakladac parafi, DO
my jako prawi Polacy wiernl
katolicy, juz cd dziesieciu vie.
k6w wiemy, ze sam Pan Jezus
Chrystlls wyraznie oddaf sw6J
Kosci6l pod opieke swoim
Apostolom to jest sw. Piotro.
wi i powiedzia}, ze bramy pie.
kielne ME zmogs go. A wisc
ami moskiewskie prawosiawie,
ami ameryka6ska schyzma z
Koscio}em Chrystusowym ME
ma mic wsp6lnego. VAN bra.
cia, kt6rzy sic mianujecie Po-
lakami i jeszcze chociaz iskier.
ke WARY W sobie macie, radzi.
my, abyscie sic poddali pod
opjeke namiestnika Chrystusa
Pana, to jest Ojca sw. Leona
XIII i jego uznali jako glove
widzialna Koscio}a rzymsko-
katolickiego, abyscie uznali
arcybiskupa oraz miejscowego
proboszcza. Jezeli "a zycia ME
chcecie zasluayc ma wieczne
potepienie, imienia Matki
Boskiej Czestochowskiej i
Wszystkich Swistych sic ME
naigrawajcie. Przyjdziemy
wan pomoca, proszac Boga,
azeby was }askawie raczyl
sprowadzic bezdroza oswie.
cic prawdziwym duchem swie-
tym. Innej pomocy sic ME
spodziewajcie.
w imieniu Towarzystwa
bratniej pomocy sw. Kazimie-
RIA Kr6lewicza W parafii sw.
Kazimierza W Chicago, Ill.
Mau Adamoa0icz,
sekr. prot.
PaaOe5 Paa0}oWski,
prezydent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
Odebraf sObie zycie.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 16 Maja. -
John G. Doering, by1y kasyer
miasta Belleville, ILL.,, dzisiai
rano powiesi} sic na sznurze
do wieszania bielizny ma stry.
chu swego domu. Kiedy made.
sill jego krewni, juz ME zy}.
Ksiegi, kt6re samob6jca pro-
wadzi} jako kasyer, bysy W
porzadku, ale pobra1 on o
$500 wiecej, niz pensya jego
wynosi1a i zazadano Cd niego,
aby W cisgu tygodnia te pie
niadze zwr6cii, Me mogac te-
90 uczynic, odebra} sobie 1ycie.
Liczy1 lat As / pozostawia lie
czna rodzine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
Nieszczescie kOlej

ARDMoRE, l. T., Is Maja.-
Pocisg osobowy kolei Topeka
& Santa Fe jadscy ma posu'
dnie, dzisiaj rano o godz. 8,
zalama} most belkowy oko4o
16 mil ma poludnie stad irunsl
W przepasc wysokosci 2l
stop. Pietnascie podr6znych
i koleiowych urzsdnik6w 20
stalo pokaleczonych, i kilku z
Mich umrze, ale ma miejscu
Mkt ME zostal zabity. Pocisg
skladal sic z 6 wagon6w oso-
bowych jednego sypialnego,
pullmanowskiego. Wszystkie
wagony z wyjstkiem sypial-
nego lokomotyWy, wpadfy W
gl9b. Ciesej pokaleczeni 20
stall: T. E. Sparks z Oak:
man; l. T.; G. G. Crawford
Z Hurd l. T.; M. L. Irwin z
Kansas City, J. F. Hale Fort
Worth; J. M, Grider; R. J.
Crawford 2 Fox, !. T. J. Z.
Piper Ladonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-05-17
NoWiny Z Polski.

Wil1ao. - Rosyjskl dziennik
"Grazdanin" donosi, ze prawdopodo-
bnie przez dluzszy czas ME zostanie
wcale zamianowany wielkorzadzoa
dla Litwy, j ze tymczasem beda gu
bernatorowie sami zarzadzac swemi
guberniami. Organ ks. Meszczerskie.
20 sadzi, ze byioby to bardzo dobrym
srodkiem do przekonania sic tenn,
czy ME moznaby zupesnie obyd sic
bez neutrality-suspicious.. Jezeliby zas
praktyka dowiodsa koniecznoaci u
trzymania nadal tego urzedu, radzi,
ably nowy jenera}-gubernator ME
mial ami kancelaryi, ami naczelnika
kancelaryi. 81 jedno..i drugie - pi'
sze "Gra2danin" jest nietylko ME.
potrzebue dla obserwacyjnego jed
noczaoego stanowiska jeneras'guber.
natorskiego, ale nawet przynosi mu
szkods, bo naczelnicy kancelaryi sta
raja sic wytworzyt z siebie pierwia.
sick biurokratyczny, kt6ry rospo.
wszeohniaja W kraju. 2 powodu bra.
ku interesu bezposredniego czynia to
dla tego, seby mieszat sic do spraw
oudzyoh ME pozwalad nikomu zaj-
mowae sic wlasnemi sprawami, sto-
sownie do wymagah prawa i zdrowe.
90 rozumu. Przy jenerai-gubernato.
RE, kt6ryby ME miai kancelaryi. Ia.
two moze sic znalezc dzielny i posy.
teczny;gubernator, ale obok jeneras
gubernatora i naezelnika kancelaryi