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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-02-12
Rock Island Tourist Car
EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA.

Leave CHICAGO. via Scenic Route, THuRsDAYs
Via Southern Route. TUESDAYS
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.
For information and folders, write
Jno, Sebastian, q. p A., CHICAGO.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
PENNEY & ROBINSON, Bicycles Typewrfter Photo Stock and Sporting Goods 70 N. Center Street, Phoenix. 

MT. w. L. Pinney has taken the mat ter up here, and yesterday morning he interviewed a number of the busi- ness men of the city, urging shem to write to any influential friends they may have in Chicago with the idea of promoting Phoenix as the proper place for the Chicago team to spend the winter. The team pays it's own expense, and the city is ehe gainer All it asks is patronage of it's games, and this Phoenix will afford without question. The club carries a large number of men, and they will give the people some good exhibition ball, as it is the purpose of President Hart to train his men hard this winter with the hope of carrying the pennant next year for Chicago.
 Mayor J. c. Adams yesterday sent number of telegrams and letters to friends in Chicago in regard to the matter, and President Hart will know something about the favorable condi- tions of the valley before the end of.the week.
 Phoenix presents all the elements Of good winter training quarters, and MT. Pinney wishes all who have influential friends in Chicago to do what they can toward bringing the club here.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
THE COMPANY READY.
For the Reorganization of the Arizona
 Canal Company.

Articles of incorporation of the Ari- zona Water company were filed yester- day in the office of the secretry Of the territory. The company was inc1r- porated under the laws Of Maine for the purpose of taking charge Of the affairs of the Arizona, Canal company, which will be sold here next Monday under an order of the court
 The incorporators are: A B. Leach, Charles s. Fairchilds. Hiram. Skeic. Jchn R. Timan, Edward S.. Sanford, all Of New York, E. Allen Fross of Chicago and w J. Murphy of Arizoza. Mr- Leach is the pres .dent or the com pany and Osborne W. Bright, treas urer MT. Faircnild will be remem- bersd as the chairman of the b1nd- holders committee which conzidera- bly, more than a year ago institute ed the for the reorganization of the Arizona Canal & Improvement com pany. The capital stock Cs the new is $1,5O0,OOO MT. c. F. Ainswcrth is named as resident agent.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
FOR BURGLARY
John Mack With a Record is in
 Custody.

John Mack, who is wanted in Pres
 colt for the burglary of E. J. Pier
 pont's jewelry store on the night of November 24, was arrested yesterday
 morning by Marshal Hooker. The
 marshal took him to Glendale las.
 night and turned him over to Sheriff
 Ruffner, who met him there. Evidence
 Of Mack's guilt was found on him
 when he was arrested. He had eleven
 fine scarf pins, six studs and pair of
 steel bowed glasses. A charge Of ped
 ding without a license was placed
 against him. Though the authorities
 had instructions to keep a lookout for
 him he might not have been detected
 but for his peddling. The marshal
 first learned that somebody had
 paWned a small gold chain belonging to a pair Of eye glasses and then began
 9 search for the travelling jawelry
 store. Mack was indignant and de manded an instant trial. He talked Of the injustice of, keeping a man locked up on a trivial charge. When he was told that his presence was desired in Prescott he subsided. This was not Macks first appearance in Phoenix. Just two years ago yesterday he was convicted in a justices court of mis- demeanor and was sentenced to the county jail for fifty days. There he  came under the ministratiOn of band of women who used to infeSt the jail with the object Of gathering material for a blessed hereafter. He profe5sed repentance and one of the women, Sis ger FFerasS M. Wilcox, thought that justicH was indeed blind to keep so ptre@a soul as Mack in confinement. Siszef Wilcox had a husband living at but she preferred to labor In Phoenix. believing that the field here was little winter for the harvest : When Mack's term in jail had expired he took up his residence at the home i of Sister Wilcox and actively en- gagged in the business of evangelism. Some of the unbelieving neighbors were scandalized, but Sister Wilcox | to vouch for the genuinenesS of Mack's conversion and his purity of | purpose. Soon after that they left 1 town together and nobody cared, unless perhaps Sister Willcox's husband.
 Somebody in Phoenix afterward re- ceived a weekly paper from an obscure town in New Mexico in which there was a story describing a big revival that was in full blast there. It had been precipitated by a Mrs. Flora M. Wilcox, distinguished evangelist from Arizona, who was assisted in the work of brand snatching by her tal- ented brother, MT. John Mack of New York
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01

but nothing could be found. A dili- hunt was conducted in his room, but without any result.
 The doctors belief in his guilt was unshaken and he told Peralta that un- less he confessed he would cause his formal arrest T. he would confess he would net be prosecuted. Then the Mexican weakened and taking the off cers to his room showed them where he had cOnceaIed the last stealing in a book. This gold was intended for crown work, but the thief had ham, mered it fiat He was discharged ac- cording to agreement. If he had con ducted his stealings judiciously he might have gone on indefinitely. He could have stolen scraps Of gold to from $1 to S3 day and they would not have been missed, since no other attention is paid to these small pieces than to throw accumula- tions of them into a refining pot. The pieces taken were always large ones which the doctor intended for some special work.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
UNITED STATES COURT.
First Trial of the Term Will Begin
 Today

The United States grand jury yester- day morning submitted it's report con- taining an indictment against Juan Garcia, charged with selling liquor to an Indian under the care of an Indian agent.
 The case against Thomas J. Bryan and his former wife, Cora Bryan, for a violation of the Edmunds act, was ignored. The evidence disclosed that the complaint filed by the woman against Bryan and which procured her own arrest was an incident in an at tempt to blackmail her lac husband and frighten him into remarrying her.
 The grand jury also ignored -he ac- cusation against Jose Maria Alvarez and Josefa Salazar of violating the Edmunds act. It was shown tbat they had since been married.
 Alejandro Guerrero, who was indict- ed on Tuesday for passing counterfeit money, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for this morning at 9:3O. John Miller, a na tive of Denmark, and William T. HamIvn euuJect of Queen Victoria. n5re admitted to cttI-5n2Llp.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
THE CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS
An nEfforf is Being Made to Bring the
 sr, ], Big Tea,n Here.

The Chicago base ball club is looking for a place ro winter. President Hart of the club has spent some time look ing up suitable place, and he came as far into the southwest as New Mexico. At Hudson Hot Springs, in that terri tory, he found the most desirable place for training, built was not the kind of a place the president wants. Speak Ing of it, he said:
 tNo, I do not think it would be a good point for an American base ball team to train, as the altitude is too great (7,500 feet) and the hotel accom- modations inadequate. In order to find a training place for a ball team it is necessary to consider five condi- tions: First, the climate; second, the playing grounds: third, the hotel; fourth, the baths; and fifth, the chances for patronage during the training season. Of course there is no chance for patronage, as the country is sparsely settled, but I would be per fectly willing to overlook that part of it if we can get the benefit of the other conditions, but, as I said before, do not know that the proprietor will care to entertain a party so large as we will have or to prepare the ball grounds, for he feels that he does not care to un- dertake it unless he can do it in man ner which will reflect credit upon his management and his locality
 Judge D. H. Pinney, who is now liv- ing in Chicago, saw the interview with MT Hart in the Chicago papers, and it struck him that the conditions the president of the Chicago club was look ing for could be found in Phoenix. Judge Pinney sent the following com munication to President Hart:
 Chicago, Nov 26, 1898. MT. James A. Hart, President Base Ball
 Team Chicago.
 Dear Sir: I notice in this mornings Tribune where you have. just returned from New Mexico in search Of quarters for the Chicago base ball team, and the article states that you are hardly satis- fled with what you found in New Mex ico. Let me suggest to you, that of all places for such an outing, Phoenix, Ari- zona, presents in every particular the ideal spot which you are seeking. They have city there of 15,000 people, splendid grounds, plenty of fruit, or anges, etc. Transportation will be just about the same to Phoenix as to New Mexico, while the climate and every thing in connection herewith you will find perfectly delightful-no rain, no snow, no mud The writer of this was on the bench there as one of the terri tory judges, and lived at Phoenix five years I know the whole ground as I know the different localities in New Mexico, and I know. what I am talking about when I suggest Phoenix to you as the place of all places. Shall be glad to confer with you on this sub ject at any time or give you any infor-' nation I can in the premises.
 Respectfully yours,
 D. H. PENNEY.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
MONEY, STOCKS AND EXCHANGE

New York, Nov. 3O.-Money on call steady at 2@21a per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 3A GAIA per cent; sterling exchange. firm. with actual business in bankers bills at SASHA @4S415 for demand, and at S4S1h@4S1A for sixty days; post ed rates, $4S21A@4.S3 and $4.S51s@ $4S6; commercial bills, $4.S015; silver certificates. 601a @6115; bar silver, 595s; Mexica ndollars, 461a; govern- ment bonds, firm; state bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregular.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01

largely 10 cents lower; beef steers. S460@5.30; common droves, $3.S5@ 4.25; extra choice, $5:6O@5.S0; calves, $3.5O@6.75
 The trade in sheep and lambs was more active at strong prices; lambs, $3.75@5.50; yearlings, $410@4.75; sheep, $2.5O@43O.
 Receipts Cattle, 1S,OeO; sheep, 1S.- 900.
 Les Angeles, No. 3O.--Live stock per pound, beeves, 2a4 @4c; lambs per head, $2@2.25; sheep per cwt., $2.50@ 3.75; calves per pound, 2A@ @3c.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
A GOLD THIEF.
Dr. W. G. Lentz Stops a Leak in His
 Business.

Dr. w. G. Lentz stopped an import ant leak in his business yesterday. For weeks he has been missing gold from the laboratory ol his dental parlors The losses were daily and ranged as high as $10 or SIP a day. They sel- dom ran below $5. The gold was plate gold and was kept in small box which was never locked The only per son who had access to the box so far as he knew was jani-ov named Pe- ralta, who had been in lis employ for two years. But he had unbounded con- fdence in the janitor and would not enter tain even a suspicion against him until he had convinced himself that nobody else could possibly have taken it
 Within the last week he knew thu. he had been robbed of gold amounting to about $25.
 He determined yesterday morning to set a trap fer the janitOr. He left a piece of gold in the box in the labora- tory and observed ;hat TO one but the janitor went into the room. When the Mexican went away the doctor found the gold gone. He got constable to take i'm into custody without a war rant The janitor vigorously denied IL tisft and vas carefully searched
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
LIVESTOCK. MARKET.

Kansas City, Nov 30.-Cattle- Re ceipts, 5000; cattle were 10 cents low CT; native steers, S3@5.1O; native cows and hcifers, $2@425; stockers and feeders, $2.5O0440; bulls, $2.60@3.55.
 Sheep Receipts, 5000; tEe market was firm; lambs, St,20@5.25; muttons, E. .2094J0
 .~1 ---o N3~, s3-C:s5y'e s51.- 1....r.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
Dr. Foxs Health Food prolong5 life and gives strength to a nation.
THE STORMS TRACKS.

Provincetown, Mass, Twenty-seven vessels were driven ashore and totally wrecked in this naighbcrhood. Frcm a maj1rity Of these the crews were saved, although several lives were lest, Four or five of the wrscAs were cC2s-- CTS, and the rest fwere fisherman. Dur ing the stc!m shipping was destroyed, and the beach was strewn with wreck age. The streets were flooded, and the wharves driftsd out to S-a. Four ice- houses and 2. lobs' CT hatchery s,tuated at Beach Point were dsstrc yed.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01

pr. Fox's Health Food is the finest breakfast food on the market. Buy a package from your grocer.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
HOTEL ADAMo ENTERTAINMENT.

Messrs. Jackson and Edwards, who style themselves the Two Kings of Harmony" and who have lately fin ished an engagement at the Orpheum theater, Los Angeles, gave another of their delightful concerts at the Hotel A0ams last night. There was larger attendance than usual and it is to be regretted that these high class musical artists cannot be engaged for q longer season. But they are rolling stcnes' and are anxious to get to the Hawaiian islands, where they play for some time before starting on a -Our of the world. They will be at the Hotel Adams for the balance of the week, and if there are any Phoenix people who have not heard them, they surely have missed a treat. Appended is the programme for this (Thursday) evening:
 "Schlitz Palm Garden March," (Jos- eph Clauder)
 Comic song, Your Key Don't Fit This Lock Any Mo" (Fred Statie.)
 Dream of Dreams Waltz' (Rosa.)
 Comic Song, q Wants Real Coon" (Arthur J. Lamb.)
 Ma Coal Black Lady (Dockstadter.)
 March, Under the Polar star'' (Ben .erome)
 Comic song, Wedding of the Chinee and the Coon Cole & Johnson)
 "Espanita Waltz (Rosa.)
 Williams and Walkers great hit, ''Tm Q Cooler for the Warmest Coon i'll Town
 Dockstadtcr's favorite. "Ebery Mig ger Had a Lady but Me"
 King Cotton March" (Sousa)
 Mandolin Medley (Jackson & Ed wards
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
THE WEATHER.
United States Department of Agricul-
 ture, Weather Bureau Bulletin.

Daily reports received at Phoenix, Ariz., on Nov 3O 1S9S Observations taken at all stations at s a. m., 18th meridian time.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
WE FINDIt Pays 10 Sell
 GROCERIES forCASH HE MODEL GROCERY,
 No A. North Center Street
No. A. North Center Street,

So here goes again: s bars Laundry soap. Former price cents per bar.D
 25C cans marrowfat,
 25C 1 quart Vermont maple syrup GA great bargain.)
 35c Bean and Pea Soup Tablets (easiIy prepaTed.) 25 pounds Star Flour.
 55C 15 pounds Granulated sugar.
 $I.OO , pounds Battle Axe tobacco.
 $I.OO Our Red Rose Japan Tea has been go- ing rapidly. 4 few pounds left at
 55C Bulk tea as low as
 25C cans Pie Peaches
 25C 9 pounds iirs,-class Evaporated Apples
 SI.O0 We live up ,o our advertisement, and will treat you right Try a pack ,ge of Dr. Fox's Healeh Food. Remember our Sauer Kraut, Dill Pickles, Sweet Pickles, Apple Butter, 5&Ino1, MacLerel, Halbut, etc.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01

Dr. FoX's Health Food is one of the
 most nourishing, strength-prOduing food preparations of the age. You can get it at your grOcer's.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
IF YOU. THINK s25
 WILL BUY THE BEST BICYCLE

the at- is
 
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Arizona republican., 1898-12-01

Have you tried Dr. Fox's Heapch Food? The leading Erecers sell il.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
Rain

Nota--T indicates trace of rain or snow.
 Wm. G. BURNS,
 Observer.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
E CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT ISSUE.
Bayou ChicOt.

BAYOU CHICOT, La, Jan. 81, 1898.
Miss Kate Griffith spent Saturday and Sun
day ill town the guest of Mrs. II. L.. Erich.
Capt. Sam Haas and lady. after an absence
or four or five deys at Crowley, returned home
Sunday evening.
Frank Herbert. ST., "Uncle Bug" aged nearly
80 years, die6 last Friday, after an illness of
five or six n8nths.
Miss Ma lie Anderson went to Opelousas
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
Rev. Johns, our resident minister, has mar
RED three o. four couples in the last ten
days.
Charlie Hans. Esq, of the firm of W. D.
Haas Il Co.. of Bunkie, La, was here on Mon
day.
The ball given last Thursday at the residence
OF Mr.. Hv. Singleton i'll honor of little Susie
Erlich's fifth birthday, was a grand success.
Miss Pearl Suddith, the lovely niece of c.. NJ.
Richard. ESQ. of Black Lake, was considered
the Belle of the evening.
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of Opelonsas. was here
on Monday summOning witnesses before the
Grand Jury.
The public roads everywhere are almost i'm
paSsible.
-~-
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Une jeune file de New York, d9air.
ant 30 marier. await annonc6 le fail
dana IN Journal ct IN homme de cou.
Icar de 10 Floride, tres blanc de TENT,
await r6pOndn q rannoDce. On
ec1ange de photographers await Gu
lien, leg parties ne convenient ct Ia
leune lille devait arriver In seBiaaine
derniere 4 River junction on le ma
rlago Aurait lien imm6diatement. Mails
des cifoyens, ayant en- connaissance du
fAit, ont force Phomme de conlenr a de-.
cIarcr 4 10 jeune file ca condition das
son arrivee CT ellie . aussit6t refuse de
r6ponser. Les cit0yens ont chati6
Ifhomme Dc couleur Ell rant force 4
Quitter PeDdr0it, ct ID jeune flle eat i'm
nfdiatenent rstourn6e chez ellie.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

On 4crit dc Washington que Demas
anra do I'll 4 retordre pour obteuir 10
confirmation CONNIE officer naval par
10 senat. Go DO sera que le II f6vrier
quo le comit6 do commerce prendra
ofiiciellement connaissance des accu.
aations port6es contre lui, ct tandis
quo CO d6lai rimpatiente il semble
beauconp c%onvenir an president, qui
paraft tres eDnuy6 de lopposition faits
= 10 nomination. Plusieurs republic
Gains ont. aloutent les d~6psches, deja
manifest6 lintention de voter contre
u continuation ct il est probable que
- nomination sera retiree an dernler
moment. lie president attend que IA
Animation 90 dessine plus nettement
pour nommer Wimberly collector.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
Nous lisons dams lie "Western watch

Nous lisons dams le s.Western Watch
man.: L'appointement de Mgr Chap
pelie CONNIE ev6que q Ia Nile Orleans,
est uno reconnaissance de l'el6ment
franeais dams cette contr6e. LIE
monde cathoiique de Ia Louisiana est
francais. ct il en- sera ainsi pour long.
temps simon pour t~ouJours. Lorsque Ia
langue francaise ct la langue an
glaise sont entrees en- comp6ti.
ton chez des individns, cette der
Mere q toujours Gu le dessons! On
entendra encore parler francais a la
Noavelle Orleans, lorsqu'on parlera an.
glais dams tout le reste des Etats-
Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

person who shall evade or seek to evade
road duty, by giving to the overseer or
his deputy when called upon to perform
the same, a false age as his own, or who
shall refuse to give his name, shall pay
a fine of twenty-five dollars and costs,
and in default of the payment of said
fine aid costs, be imprisoned in the par
ish Jail not exceeding thirty days at the
discretion of the court, said fine and
penalties to be enforced by Indictment
or information in the name of the State.
Provided further, That no person can
be compelled to cross a navigable stream
to work IN a public road when there is
a public road on his side of said stream,
except by special act of the police jury.
The above amendment shall take
effect from and after its publication.
f. II. MCGEE, President.
Attest: j. j. HEALEY. Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Ce nest pas 6tonnant 81 les ~ceDtaines
do mile ouvriers travaillant dams les
failures de Ia Nouvelle Angleterre de-
viennent des quantities n6gligeables
On mati6re politique Dams la cam
pagne de 1886, on lenr await assure que
10 bill Mckinley mettrait fin a la crise
commercials. Nous avons lie bill
DiDgley qni want mieux dams "le
genre" Quel o etc le r6sultat? Une
diminution de salaires atteignant ces
centaines de mile d'0uvriers
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

On faisait compliment d Mime Denis
de la facon don't ellie venait de jouer
. Zaire.
II faudrait, dit ellie. 6tre belle ct
jeune.
All! madame, reprit le compliment
teur naIvement, vons 6tes bien la
preuve do contraire.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Des scenes dune extreme violence Sc
sont encore produites cette semaine a
Ia Diete de Prague. LIE docteur Wolff
ayalit annonc6 qu'un 6tudiaut allie
mand await etc attaqu6 dams la rue,
tous les Allemands 80 sont lev6s ct ont
demand6 en- DIES terrnes violents la de-
mission du gouverneur Condenhoves.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Mgr. Chappelle est devenu archie
vogue de- Ia Nonvelle-O Orleans, bien
quill ne soft pas moore dams cette vile
ct ny a%rrivera que dams les premiers
jOurs de f6vrier.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
Devant lie iuge d'instructiop:

Devant le JUICE d'instructioD:
-Prevenu, on No parle pas d Ia jus.
tice les mains dams ses poches.
: -Voyons, mon president, je suis lei
pour les avoir misses dams les poches
des autres. On voulez-vous que je les
fOurre, alOrsf
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

LIE gouvernemcnt du Gear de Russie
a profile de la nomination dun nou.
veau ministre russo en- Cor6e pour sem
parer dn p0uvoir militaire ct DIES
finances de- cette cOntr6e.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

LIE Capitaine Matt O'Brieu, Officer
distiugue de la marine du Sud pendant
Ia guerre de la confederation, est mort
q la Nouvelle Orleans Ia semaine der
niAre.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Baptiste, vous m~'acheterez I'M Their
mOm6tre.
Oui, monsieur, c'est bien lie moment
pnisqu'on dit que Get article baisse
beaucoup en- hiver.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
Entire e%mprunteurs :

Entire emprunteurs
Y a.t.il longtemps que tn as w
Grapille
Qui Ga, Grapilief tn veux dire 10
pere Grapille, l'asurier. Moaille done
les ].
All repond l'autre avec melancolie,
j'anrai beau lui mouiller les |, ca ne
femp6cherait pas de voler.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Les 6tudiants franeais continent
leurs manifestations anti semitiques
4 Paris ct dams les grandes villes de
province.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs

Maman, donne-moi IN antre bonbon,
j'ai perdn le mien.
Gu celia?
Dams mon estomac.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Honorable Joseph McKenna a etc
oficielIement Unstable la semaine passee
dams son siege de JUICE de la Cour Su-
pr6me des Etats- Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05

Les nouvelles den haut %anDonceDt
une forte crne DIES eaux, qui du reste &c
fait deja sentir lei. LIE haut Missis-
sippi est plein.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
R6hexiOn dun misantrope

Reelection dun misantrOpe:
"Le bon Dieu no peut guere avoir
d~'illusions sur la vaIeur morale de phu-
mantle ; il salt bien que l'orsqu'il a cree
Adam il O fait un hOmme de rien !"
The Opelousas courier., 1898-02-05
EVENING SESSION.

II LI4NAANo oA1ooAo4Ns
The police jury met at 80 o'clock p
m. r
Present: E. H. MCGEE, president
Messrs. Prescott, Fontenot, Chachere,
Guidry, EFT. Lafieur, Q~uebedeau, Saizan,
Manuel, Clopton.
On motion of Mr.. E. T. Lafieur-
Resolved, that a committee Of two be
appointed to examine the statement of,
and settle with, the Washington State
Bank, fiscal agent. Chair appointed
Messrs. Clopton and Prescott.
On motion of Mr.. Guidry-
Mr.. I'D. BOSNIAN, ex-member of the
police jury, vas invited to a seat with
this body.
The undersigned committee appointed
to settle with the fiscal agent of st. Lam
dry parish, beg leave to report that we
have examined carefully the statement
presented to us and find same correct,
and request that a warrant be issued to
said fiscal agent out of the contingent
funds of 1897, for $396.81, three hundred
and ninety-six 81I10O dollars, to cover
salary rs fiscal agent from December 6,
1897, to January Is, 1898, inclusive.
w. F. Clopton,
VIM. M. Prescott,
Committee.