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Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
ROAD SPRINKLING.
The Beard of Supervisors Will Try a
 New Method

MT. H. B. Fairman of, Palomas Yuma county, who is largely interested in irrigation matters in that county, is visiting the Salt River valley for the first time and has driven over the val ley to view the extensive canal sys- tems of both sides of the river and the improvements hereunder.
 MT. Fairman is the inventor of road sprinkling pump and system of road improvement and has been greatly impressed with the wonderful development he has seen here and also the extent and great uniformity Of the surface of the country. render ing it quite favorable for the working of his system. so much so that upon the request of prominent citizens he has submitted a very liberal proposi- tion to the board of supervisors to give his apparatus and system a trial upon a portion of the county roads which are now in a most deplorable condition in spite of the improve ments already made in the way of grading and graveling The Fairman system has been established In Sacra- mentO and Fresno counties, Califor- mia, and is in practical and successful operation, in a country more uneven and sandy than this valley.
 The plan consists in constructing a small conduit or ditch along the road side and distant about three feet from the travelled portion, to be made eight to ten inches deep and fifteen inches wide at the top, to be supplied with water from the canals and requirine about four inches of water continu- ously during the process of sprinkling A pumping apparatus is mounted upon a common wagon, connected by chain gearing similar to those used on har- vesters, to the wheels with a sprocket
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09

to sell two twenty-acre tracts, To- cated at Glendsle. upon terms oi payment to sult the buyer.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09

its serss o ss faree evea ana mile of Washington and Center streets, and one and h-lf block from car line. or will sell you one-hai of t.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09

BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT and then go ahead. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla and you may confidently expect it will purify your blood and give you an appetite and strength.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
Youngstown

10 trade a twenty ao re tract, locsl dI'0 ed at Glendale, for Ten abe house
 and lot in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09

HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
BISbEE NEWS. BIsBEE July. 2 1898. COVERINGS.

Vim. Brophy lri. yesterday for the east.
 El Moore the cattle broker return ed yesterday to Wilcox.
 Mrs. Jas. Richards returned yester- day from her visit to Graham county.
 Sheriff White returned to Tomb stone yesterisy after @ short stay on official business.
 Miss Nellie Hughes and Mrs. 1hos. Davis were outgoing passe n gers yesser- day 'or Calfornis.
 T. F. Hopkins and family left yes- terdsy for California tsking advantage of the $. P. coast excursions.
 B n Williams and party left yester- day for Nucossari t1 look over progress of work at the mines there.
 The Chinaman murder case is still occupying the atte nti0n of the justice court bnt it is thought all evidence will be in by Saturday.
 JaP. Hart has g,ne 10 Washington Camp where he has secured a lucrative position with a mining company there.
 Improvements are continually added to the Copper Queen smelters and the capacity constantly increased. 4 new blower is one of the latest inn provemen,s put Tn position.
 Messrs Geo. Webb and l.. l.. Hath away the line riders left yesterday Tor Tombstone as witrcsees in the snug gling case which is to be tried before Court Commissioner Emsnuel.
 Constable Vaughn wired Date Grah am yesterday that the authOri- ties had Lee In the Oklahoma jail md he identified the prisoner us the man Hsntei. MT. Vaughn will bring Lee back when he re,urns from his v:sit to Minnesota.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
INTERESTING FIGURES
The Relative Naval Strength
 of the Nations

Special interest attsches to the bad get recently laid before the British pa liameRt showing the number of wal vssssls which the different nsviss ol the world have either in commission or
 D process of construction.
 To begin with ths mistress of the sess, Great Britain has in commission st the present time 6fsy-swo battle ships, eighteen armored cruisers ninsty-six protected cruisers, sixteen unprotected cruisers, eighteen coast defense vessels and one hundred and sighty-three torpedo vsssels. In pro- cess oi csnstruction she has eighteen bsttlesbips, eight srmored cruisers, twenty -four protected cruisers and forty. siI torpedo vessels.
 France b as in commission twenty. seven battleships. nine armorsd cSuis- CTS, thirty protected cruisers, sixteen unprotected cruisers fifteen eoaet de- fense vessels and two hundred and twenty-iour torpedo vessels. In pro- cess of construction she has eight bat tleships. ten armored cruisers, ts D pro- tectsd cruisers and forty-s ght torpedo vessels.
 Russia has in commission twelve battleships, ten armorsd sruissrs, three protected cruisers, three un protected cruisers, twenty cosst defense vessels and one hundred and nintey-tws tor pedo vessels. In process of construct ion she has six bstslsships, one srmor- ed cruiser, three protested cruisers. one cosst defence vessel and twenty eight torpedo vessels.
 Germany has in com mmission seven teen battleships, three srmored oruis- CTS. seven protected cruisers, twenty one unprotected cruisers, twenty coast defense vessels and one hundrs and fifteen torpedo veesrls. In process of construction she has tive bat.lesbips, two armored cruisers, three protected cruisers and three torpedo vessels.
 The United Siates has in com mission five batsleships, two armored cruissrs fourteen protected cruisers. eighteen unprotected cruisers, swenty-one coast defense vssssls and eight torpedo yes ssls. In prssess sf construction she hes eight bsstlsshipe, eight armored cruisers, one protected cruiser and fity-two torpedo vessels. Within the next few years the navy of the United States will bs little behind shat Of Great Britain, although ct the present time it ranks next to that of Italy in mechanical strength. Time is destin- ed to bring about great changes in the American Lsvy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

E-.,- . voana ssks tAis oueseioa! Hov much 0s.sht aad stsdy che devotss to 1t! It l. aaenfal. \ vo04n hates tO think that she . FSyiaG AAy by day les charming and atSsctfss ed .yeuthfal ss her husband's syO uAaa b tAs 4ays ef ooartship. I..1 sSc vivseisy e.4 ks.Sn.s. of youth if eAe vafots dES psspsr sass q her health. q 6e0aaAno, DesosptaOe o< tn-hsa1th ia O00a63e Ate te weakness and dissAse of tAA A3sstl1 fsoiaisS oryaaism. Dr. 1s~ssse psvsrit1 Irssctipsios is en snfaii- lA6 sea6sdt Or ah AieeedssS of this nature. e AnABe iaee0Detieu. bssb ulesratioo, 06neD 4sAllise&is1 ;dssins esd soothes and t1l0uh6 nssvsA~ h psssesvss ia . woman (A tbA skagD = hssithy, youth. Thou- eleA1 Sf vvoes have testified to its mar V11sa6 0estss.
 "Heeosiie Ps,acsipeios l. cold by all re- 1Aaso yss sss hsasssiy treated. Any store Aesp9 HAe ssi,s = give yos . suhssisxts - VGF y<s d1aan1 is noa treating you AesesaJkssA yoa sheuid take your trade 0aooUAA)o.
 FtsIAss y,.s. ! hsvs s.ssr.d vis. s.iii.s cleAESA c.sAs vrss. nrs Nay vMis.s.
 3 sS ESc Sssissss cd ssrvosssess. yS = =! . :.sh.; ,s =: sGSc.:sp:s:SS Sp pS
 HB yossA seeeh v d!..ass P. &61.s.s,.s.:s 'S:iiss': ss's s1a s..v1Asy .salssi.y |. s.. hone. A So0 161pa, ts cover nailing eoly. se ths N16dT pRSpSeny Asdicai Association, 0Gh1I, " Y.. br pspes-eoveyed copy q G. Si6reGp co0aos Seuss Medical Al Vw. closh 1sn6;ng 3I stssps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The feeding of the army is sxsrcis. ila . marked inausnss sn businsss The bsbsTs si the United States. q vsll e eshsrs. are getting . good deal sf trsAs this vsy. Inc Nationsl Dissuit esmpsny has received in all srless ter 2! s!Oe0. .eoo pounds oi army SssAA. Is will ,sts 5O.o0O bsrrsls oi 1sus - make this. The ssnding OI 1e.eoe sr 30,eoo Spani.h prissnsrs hsDs Will create great demand ios nsay feed products.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
STOLEN.

Csc ssErsl mule lS hssds high, bfsa6sa NIX o0ansotsd. on right Ghsaldss. Asis ssd tsil sosshsl i've 0GaShs sgo, -vsEy gsASle. tsndsE- leotsd: vas stolen ..irGn Hogslss. oa!ssSls ssvsE6 will bs paid iss re- sovssy q ssi0al slso fer ssy reliable isissnstios. Notify R. R. Agent si Hsgslss.
 F.. J. ZHIhkT, Asa NsGslss, Jaly 10, 1898.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The editorial genius of the Golde. Globe in recent issue says: "A new Dewey suit fer boys has co me into the market. The distinctive Merritt oi the pants is ss strong e Sampson, and . boy dressed in this suit looks very Schley. A boy can slide down . Shaft CT . plank and not suffer lOls with .
 pair of these pants oo. Miles Of cloth are being made up with these clothes when they csn be bought e ohear."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The marriage of Thos. R. Sorin and Miss Sarah Herring is announced to take place teddy as Tucsoa. The couple are we'll and fayorsbly known in Cochise county which has been their home for years and are held in she highest regard and esteem. Mise Herring, besides attaining profe ssional prominence and deserved honore as a lawyer ard pedsgogue of Iecok ni:ed ability, possesses many virtues of worth h sr extremely agreeable nature, superior mind. and an,iAble character endsaIing her 10 ell, and winning for her favor and prestige. MT. SorIn is . gentleman we'll known in minin 2 circles throushout the territory, bein 2 . successful mining expert sHd having acted ss the Arizona Commissioner a. the Worlds Fair. He is popular among his large circle of friends be cause of his sterling qualities. intel hctusl requirements and 6 character and reputation that is at oEce appre- ciated. The union of this congenial twain is . happy event and the PRcsPLcroR joins in the shower Of congratulations and wish them bsppinsss and prosperity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

For come time tue Southern Ps- cifc company has been shiI ping alfSlfs hay st a rate ti 2450 tons monthly, from Arizona to Calif0rnis, the bulk coming from Salt River vslley.-Stsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Jos HO. fer returned yesterday from . visit to the ranch in tho valley. Cattle are looking well aud the range is excellent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The Guardian 9uohs President Garland as saying that the G. V. c. { N. railway will reach Globe in Septembpr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The TssSlsoSial political sisuation is beonising te vsyn up and not few sAAdidsSss fer Delsgsts gre out but to be svspt asids. fer "Our Mark" will aeAia bs slseSSd e sure e Cuba will be Giyon her freedoo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
The Sultan and our Missionaries

The Porte has demanded the recall oi two American Missionaries from the province of Aleppo, on the pretext tha, their mission is likely to cause disturb ances. "The sick man of Europe" is as unreasonable as his political health is feeble. As bright contract to his obstinacy and stupidity, the people oi America are acknowledging far and wide the benehcence of the mission of Hos tetter's Stomach Bnters, namely. tn relieve and prevent malaria, rheumatism and kidney complaint. chronic dyspepsia constipation and liver trouble. The nervous, the weak, and the in6rm derive unspeakab::e benefit from it's use, and it greatly mitIgates the weakness and in. hrmities which are specially incident ts advancing years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

All members present. By order of tho board of supsrvisorl the following additions were mode C the assessment of the following named persons and cattle companies sn tLeil cattle.
 Three Bar Cattle Co. Addiliona 275 head.
 WhesstOne Land | Cattle Co. 5O( head.
 W. B. Gibson 225 head.
 W. H. Hubbard l 900 head. Whereas this board by order of July Sth 1895 permitting the removal oi public road crossing on the N. NJ. & A. R. K. and Whereas. on complaint said order was modified pending an investigation of the premises affected by the road overseer and Whereas, A. V. Moves the road overseer of the district has this day reported adversely to the removal ol said crossing.
 Now therefore be it ofde: cd that the action had bv this board on said July 9th 1898 be and is hereby revoked.
 O:dersd that Mrs. J. J. Joiner indigeni st Willcex be allowed sup plies ss county expense under the direction of Supervisor Thsmss AllsiIe ts the amount of twenty five dollars for one month.
 Ordered that . school land lease bs given to khods Rigg, for Sec. 3o Township 1G s Range 2S East.
 Also lease to w. E. Servsss for Sec. 36 Township l6 S Range 24 East.
 Also lease to J. v. Vickers for Sec. 16. Township "A 8 Range 24 East,
 IL is hereby ordered that the clerk be and is! hereby instructed and directed to advertise for sealed bids for fur nirhing the following require ments to be used in the next general election: 1000 election tickets, l5O sample ballots on tinted paper, l5e officiAl lists of candidstes, e per samples to be seen ss the office of the Board of Supervisors. Bids to Dc opened at ? o'clock p, m. August 18th 1898. The board reserves she right to consider ell proposals m whole or in part and to reject any or all lids or psrts of bids.
 Minutes of meeting July 18th and 10th approved e read.
 Board sdjourns to meet e . board oi supervisors to the 18th day of August 1898 ss 10 .. m. and ss Q board of equalization to August 20th at 10 .. m. Attest:
 M. J. BROWN
 Clerk. Approved:
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
 JAMES F. DUACAS, Chairman
 Deputy Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

H. H. Cudxback arrived this morn ing to act az the Western Uaion tel5- graph operator here during the ten . porsry absence of Miss Nellie Yapls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Mr. P. Ketthan. q Pike City, Cal., says: During my bsother's late sickenss from sciatic rheumatism, ChamberIain's Pain Balm was the only remedy that gave him any relief" :Many others have testified to the prompt rrlief from pain which this linimens affords. For sale by Tombstone Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Commissions were issued Monday by Governor McCOrd to Captain o. J. Omstead; first lieutenant Seimens and second lieutenant Elwel,, all of B company; Captsin Dunbar and second lieutenant Moore of A com pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Two more dIummers arrived today. The number of drummers on the road is again on the increase. as com pared with several months ago when quite few were called in by their respective houses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Mrs. F. i.Ile aud daughter Mics Nellie. leave tonight for Tucson oh a short visIt. They will be absent stv- eIsl days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

P. Hi. .dleson's stay with the Ga sstte of Phoenix e editor was brief. He ia Tn New Orleans now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

W. L. Pinney, of Phoeni1, Arizona, is out with an announcement Of . tsn-mils handicap road race for November 24, 1898, Thanksgiving Dsy.)
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Governor McCOrd, in anticipation Of the cssusltiss of w.r toSk out e Sl0. 900 life insurance policy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Twenty eight prisoners are in the c:uLty bastile and fifteen patients in the hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Wy net let Watson convoy the tsessDeSts lsadsd with Spanish pris- eaess sn the return trip ts Spain They veald bs certain then e Ysaoh hsns h safety.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Mrs. J. McCsrty and family returned today from California after . two months absence. Mrs. McCaIty is now much improved in health and glad to return home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The Hsn si Dsmpsons feet are entitled to olSo for every Bpsniard sa Cssvsra's ships. This is probably . higAsF price than the prisonsEs vssid bhng in spsn market anywhere ia'ths world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Tsnpsssscs 1ayocstss will bs glad C lsass tlss according to the testi. osny q disaillsrs the prsssns wsI Ass vssy ossssiall7 dssrsssed the eoAssDDsisa si vhisksy iu the Uaissd
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

N hes kssn sugssstsd ts the invsa. tas sf snskslsss gunpower that . sasts'sss sigssssss would bs sn even oese &alasbls. disesvsry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The 0pssiasds sss ts bs "parolsd On thsls hesss." This is taking pretty 6sspsssts shs.sss. bat . victor ssn e1ssl ts bs nsSsanineus. If Spai, has asy hsas5 this is the time tl Dsevo iA
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Educate Your Bowels With Cmscsrets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever tec So. If c. c. C. fail, druggists refund money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Paul DeMsrtini Mayor of Fsirbsnk is . visitor to Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

'Kssp seei snd wait" msy be pretty gseao osAyiss, but will ths weather clerk kindly explain how to doit!
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

District Attorney English and Sheriff White went to Bisbes yest, T. day on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Chss D1ugl iss and wife are vi-itor, from the Bsrbacomsri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

The Arizons Central Bank o! Fla6- stsff, in the first eight dsys of July. sold almost $AOO worth of revenue stamps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

A. R. Craulsy is a visitor to Tomb- stone from Nogales.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
A woman peddler has struck town.

Rev. Vxndsrm sisen arrived today from Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Hot and cold baths at Niano's barber shop. ti.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official P PfOceediuss 0fthe Last
 Meeting.

ToNBsToNE, July 20, 1893. Board of Supervisors met persnant to adjournment of the 18th 1898 at S.S0 e. n.
 Present Jshn Montgomery. chair man, Thopas Allsiss, and J. H. McPhsrson superv' ors.
 The following bills were passed upon and allowed. Copper Queen Con. Mining Co.
 supplies to Bisbes iail. ..$ll 25 c. M. Barrow. supplies to court
 house and jail. .......... 10 30 BosId s,ands st recess to 2 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-07-24

Ts Spain: The vsy to propose Dssss is ss propose It. deal direct and sove Nhe niddlamsn's pss1ts.
 ThaA -AAisa sou.tsy worth fighting fer h shovs by the fact that there hese bssa ,ns' Asssstisns from the VsitsA 0tsses ayny in Cuba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-11
PRIVATE PARRETr's DEATH.
Attending Surgeon Will Be Relieved
From Duty.

Washington, Oct. 10.-The board of
/ inquiry appointed to investigate the
! charges against Contract Surgeon Ia
! Dor, growing out of the death at Camp
! Wikoff of Private Hugh Parrett of the
Eighth infantry (regulars) has sub
mitted its report to Secretary Alger.
The board presents simply the teSti-
mony taken in the course of the in
CURRY, making no recommendations.
The charges against DR.. Tabor We're
in brief, that he neglected to attend
| and prescribe for Private Parrett, and
that the soldiers death was due to
negligence or incompetency of the sur
geon.
The evidence taken by the board
shows that DR.. Tabor did prescribe for
Parrett, and that he attended him
twice on the day of his death. Not 10
minutes before the man died DR.. Tabor
was talking to him in front of his tent
The man was then suffering from a
case of acute pneumonia, superinduced
by bath which he had taken in the
surf only a short time before. Parrett
had been ordered by one of the sur
geonS OF his company TO take a bath,
and to go TO the cooks tent to get
warm water in which to battle For
some reason Parrett did not get the
warm water, but went to the beach and
plunged into the surf. The effect pro-
duced by the cold water on his system
which was much reduced by fever and
other causes. was so great that pneu-
monia instantly developed, and he died
III a short time.
The evidence further shows that DR..
Tabor was very cross to Parrett and
that he spoke to him sharply This is
accounted for in the testimony by the
fact that DR.. Tabor was himself nearly
Ill 1rom the effects of the hard work
he had been doing, and was nervous
and unstrung. The report of the board
OF inquiry was referred to Judge Advo-
cate Lieber, and by him returned to the
secretary of war, with the opinion that
the charges made against DR.. Tabor
will not lie under the testimony. The
matter was then referred to Surgeon
General Sternberg, who decided that in
the circumstances the best course to
pursue would he to relieve Dr. Tabor
from duty by canceling his contract as
army. surgeon. The necessary steps will |
be taken at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-11
IDAHO POPULIST TICKET.
Several Changes Made In the List of
Candidates.

CanQ1daCeS.
Boise Statesman, 9Th: There was a
development in politics yesterday of
some little interest; it was the substitu-
ton of the name of John C. Rice, Dem
ocratic nominee, for that of o. E. Jack
son, on the Populist ticket for Judge of
this district. AT the time Jackson was
nominated there was an understand
ing among some of the parties that he
would be pulled down in favor of Rice,
and x was on this Showing that the
Democratic managers consented to
name Rice. This agreement has been
carried out by the committee. Jackson
has resigned, and the name of Rice put
on the ticket.
The committee finally got the state
ticket fixed up yesterday, and all the
necessary papers were filed with the
secretary of state.
Tannis z. Miller of Latah county
was put on for lieutenant governor,
the plan of putting L. n. B. Anderson
on having been changed over night.
NJ. T. Eby refused to run for state
treasurer, and L. c. Rice, the nominee
of the Democratic-silver Republican
fusion, was put on.
The name OF Miss Permeal French.
fusion candidate, was put on in place
of Mrs. Wright, resigned.
The ticket as finally arranged is as
follows:
Congress-James Gum.
Governors. H. Anderson
intendent-Tannis E Miller.
Lieutenant governor. S. Bonham.
Secretary of state-T. l. Glenn.
Attorney general-T. L. Whittier.
Treasurer-Lucius c. Rice
SUPERINTENDENT of schools-Miss Per-
meal French. ?.
Mine inspector-David Farmer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-11
ADMIRAL FEBlGER DEAD,
Retired Naval Officer Who Served
During Civil War.

Easton, Md, Oct. 1O.-AdmiraI John
Carson Febiger. U. S. N, retired, died
yesterday at Londonderry, his resi-
dence. near Easton, in his 18th year.
He was of Danish ancestry, and enter
ed the navy as midshiDman from
Ohio in 1888, and was on the Concord.
of the Brazilian squadron, when she
was wrecked on the eastern coast of
Africa in 1S43. Later he was for years
in the coast survey service and in the
East India squadron.
After commanding various vessels in
the west gulf and the Mississi99i
squadronS of the civil war; he was as
signed to the Matabezeet of the North
Atlantic squadron, and took part in
the fight between the little fleet Of
wooden vessels and the confederate
ram Albemarle in Albemarle sound. in
which the ram was defeated Febiger
was commended for his gallantry and
skill by Rear Admiral Lee He rose to
rear admiral, and in july 1882, was
retired on his own application, having
been in the service over 10 years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-11


and rheumatism in the adjudication of
claims for pensions"
The commissioner has authorized the
following statement:
'First.-No such instructions were
given.
'Second.-As to Deafness the pres
ent medical referee of the bureau, Dr.
j. F. Raube, prominent G. A. r. man,
says there has been no change in the
adjudication of claims for deafness
since the present schedule of ratings,
which was approved on Dec. 4, 1891, in
accordance with the act of Aug II, 1888.
'Third.-As to rheumatism, the
present chief of the board of review,
Colonel NJ. D. Stephenson, also a prom
inent G. A. r. man. says there has been
no change in the adjudication of claims
for rheumatism since he came to the
bureau in 1869
'Fourth.-There has probably not
been single working day passed since
April l, 1897, that there have not been
certificates issued for both deafness
and rheumatism.
There has been no change in the
laws, therefore no change in practice,
during the present administration"