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he Miner.FHI DAY, FE UltU A HY 7,1879.

OiMuIM PaiKr of'tho Town ofPrwtoott

Subscription, $5,00 per Tear

Local intelligence.rwTunnAY

Let down, gently.It is always the dnrkest just before day,

Priratc party this evening. Select ofcourse.

Mrs. Governor Fremont will be found athome on Thursdays.

The show lias about nil disappeared fromthe ground in and around PrcscotL

Whitehaira few! yard opposite the. Prcscott Library, is doing a good business.

.George Yoimg thinks of disposing of hifreigli teams.

Capt. Hafyravc hns been quite unwell.during the week confined Kost of the timeto indoors.

In the House of Representatives to-da- y,

there bciDg no quorum present, there wasno session.

Mr. Hughes introduced a bill in the Council to-da- y, for the repeal of the obnoxionaregistry law.

Mr. Nolan, formerly chief clerk to Capr.Eagan, A C. S., left Yuma for Prcacott today.

Mr?. S. J. Mundf, of the Gem Restaurant,is quite unwell and underM.D- -

Fresh can ovstcrs direct from the East,for salo at IJowcn, Knowlcs & Co, at $8 jcrcas, 100 to (ho can. utf.

The C. VT. Beach, Ehrcn-- 1 early on the Tho. disberg, is dtie here coverics bilvcr have prepared

nusincss oi rrescott. expect way ofCato yesterday to look 8,,Tcr u',n.cs &nlY- -

saloon at Ho ex- - we de--

ccts to be Absent about weeks."We publish to-da- y n listofthoo who

went over on tax rolls delinquent forthft years 1874, 1875, 1870 and 1877.

It is darkly hinted on the street that if acertain gentleman from the south continuestn announce the decision of tha Chair, hewill Ihj incontinently "fired out."

B. II. Smith is preparing to make a tripto the east. he intends to bringa Mrs. bmith home to Arizona on his returnis quite a secret with our, young friend.

The caso of Cullumbcr vs. Lambcrson,Hoglc, a!., is on trial in the DistrictCourt. The caso is for the purpose of testiBg certain rights at Walnut Grove

Tom Whitehcad,nt his lunch stand in JoeGranc?, is kept busy, day nnd night, dealing nut bivalves and chocolate to the loversf those articles.

Marshall, who Big-Bu- g and districts, to ber I

station on the .nogouon mountains, is in4 v. . 1 . ft r r -wo. u is saui mac nr. understandswU how to run a hotel.

George Young's team, loaned with merfhandisc for Messes. Bulfum, Weaver, Bow.en, ivnowies x uo arrived thisand discharged cargo.

Jim Randlo and two other freighters,loaded their trams with lumbor, yesterda',at saw-mi- ll of Geo. W. Curtis. Thepine boards from Yavapai aro being carried away to Maricopa by the wholesale

Although n contract has been made withparties to carry Mohavu mail, commcneing to-da- y, said contractor has not put inan appearance, and many citizens living in that remote corner of tho Territory,aro still without iiow ionthis Male of nfluirs is to is n knottyquestion to solve.

fioino of our citizens aro clamoring for anspjiropdation to improvoruins of Cai Granda, in

and preserve theinal County. It

is thought it would look well in a glasscaso, through which tourists could examinethe rains, and which would ut the same

of HvnInu.il

to Artnt'

ourarc lust not wnat nicy sunuiu ie. rorinstance, tho bill allowing $1,0C0 of the

Treasury, to repair the old churchof San Xnvicr, a strictly institutionnnd belonging to tho Pone Home, nilwrong. If tbe church to which it belong.nnd one of IILUIlIllL.lktho world, do not care enough about this"old rulic" to repair it, then wo say let itcrumble down.

Oullfora Hntlinway, has gone toGrove for the purpose of rambling throughthe

Geo. Bryan train, loaded with miscella-neous frcitjht merchants of Prc.C')ttf andsupplies for Fort Whinplc, came in thismorning and unloaded.

Auctioneer sold at 12 it., to-da- y

Myend horse and a good bujy, uttho proceeds foom which atuoanUtl to

We are informed thnt nn unusiml amountof work has come up the termthe District Cmrt. Tho cac (;ollumlerts Lambcnon, ct is now ontrial.

Mr. Lambcrson, the pioneer settler, of the"Walmt Grove section, with the old inotin-taineo- r,

tPnulitie Wearer, is up from hissituate in the ot

Yavapai.A memorial remonstrating ngaiiut all

the Salt River Valley being handed overto Chin-chi-a-cu- and his rotten followers,was introduced iu the Council this aftcr-rtoo-u.

Agent has rovongr. Theday of retribution, however, near at

Althot'g'i a has boen withparties' to carry tne .Momvo man, com.mcnclng to-da- said contractor has notput in appoarancc, and the citi- -

xens living an that remote corner of theTerritory still without mail facilities

long this jtate of attain) is to is aknotty question to mmvc

Sir. James Stewart, the ctage man ofArizona, came in Saturday evening

to the portion of the terri-tory. Stewart furnished horses aMr. Allen for the purpose of carrying themails from Ehronborg to ParkAubrey etc., as yet, Mr. A. has notcommenced opc.otionx.

ltemnt Supervisor.The Board of Sajwrvisnrs met at 10

'clock this morning, audited som? account",made contracts,

Tho proposal of Kelly it Stephens, forstationery, was received, examined and re-

ported upon favorably, and they weretne contract.

T. H. Lucas a contract with theBoanl to make four gravel walksCourt hi each cantinnl direction,cross the six feet wide, lor $80.

illiams put in a bid for boardingthe prisoner, at $3 per woek, and the con-

tract was awarded.The Arizona Mirer handed in a bid for

County advertising printing, whichwas laid over until

The statement of Dr. K. Day, Coroner,was rweivrd in to the examination

on body of John Timmcnnan,recently murdered near Wickeuburg.

Vlro TheHHi People Homeless! OnMlllIeM Dollars From Settlers.AaHt Stout Triumphant. rim Scarcn-Ker- s

lllck.Through the recBBiweadatlon of agent

tojr, of the Pima and others of t

stripe the whole Salt River Valley from ' Arizona Te.ritory," and report the samethe confluence of Verde with Salt River, t Duc)c without amendment, and respectfully18 miles wide and txtcudincr down the valIry m miles, has been set Hpart as a rejorv- -nuon loroiu vmn-ciiia--cu- m and his tllthywards, numbering abou: 800 souls. Theorder nas been made signed by Prcsident Hayes. This new reservation, which isiHKcn wiui a view to uiaposess and oOOOhardworking, industrious citizens of theirnil. covers 23 surveyed towusbins or 570.000acres of surveyed land and an equal amountoi uusurvcyeu land, and takes in thef Mesa, Tempe, Hayden.s Ferry nnd the

lurjo mnving mwn oi menix, wortli$1,000,000. It was an ill advised policyon mo part oi people living in tne valley, in the first place to Lave allowed thesebrawny sons of the Montezuma race to oc-cupy lands other than on the Gila, and thomatter should have received the proper at-tention from both the Executive and Military Commanders. We trust that Presidentiluycs wul sec an iniustico he hasdone, and rescind the order which is onehardly paralleled in the auuals of history.

Another Bonanza Keported.

Considerable exticement was created herea year or two go by the exhibition, at theU. S. Exchange, of several specimens rich invtrjin silver and in chlorides. They weresmd to have come from the hills of

Station, in this County. TomDowney and others made several expeditions

search of the mine from whose float theabove snccimens were broken ;but all searchproven truitlcss until this weck.whcn it was

the cara of an rejmrtcd here that tho ledge had been found

the

Territorial

tho

wuiun uirce iniies. oi mo una Itivcr, andnear the railroad about fiftv-eic- ht milesfrom this t wn. Several parties have coneout mi vcriiy ino report, and to gather up

nuranuizcs as may be derived tromteam of from presence cround. Into

with goods for in District usvarious houses to aimou anything in the new

Jndgu left after mh Jhh interests the Tioton. ne" on"y pe tn my authentic

three

as

Whether

el

water

ji.,

tho

exist

puhc

Hoglc, aU.,

How

fromtrip southern

Mineral

Fred

W.

rob

towns

Mohawk

sucu

tails before our readers. Yuma Sentinel,reo. ist, lain.

Marshal fixed up a burro train thismorning, ihc animals were andthe lassoing, saddling nnd the bucking ofthe young ears made fun for a dozenor more of our young bloods betwecu theages of 7 and 12 years, whoso school is thepublic streets where learn all the happyuiuugms, pracuce on marbles lor keeps,;et oil big oaths, fill their with

cigars, (imitating Gen. Grant, of course)carry a plug of Llack which produces

i. ti i ...annua rcM:iuiiiing licence juice, (very nice)carry concealed wcapous, a pack of curd?,and all the furnished ctcetcias. Well, theMarshal furnhhed little hoodlums funtorn and outfitted a train that willbe useful in packing orn from the Acci- -

dental Mine to Tiiundcroolt mill.Mess. Seaman, Smith andStiong.

mining capitalists, left to-da- y, for a trio toMr. keeps the Pine Spring other mining

r if -- r .1 lr o.

tho

the

mail facilities,

Catholic

Walnut

Fisher,

garden

contract

Aircncv.

unbrokc

mouths

while,

Gosiwr,

gone several Mr. strong is connected with tho Michigan Southrn Railroad Company, and came here to look atand invest in Arizona mines. The countrythey aro about to visit, offers rare induce

to capitalists, nnd wo believe thatwUbin tho next year, several ouarts mills

Ml be in full blast in Big Bug district.High Church housemaid to low Church

cook; "Lor', cook, how can vou sit and listen to n man as wears nothin' but blackalpaca? You should have seen our youn

He slinkirf, with n white cambric tunic trimmedwith reel Walanshecns lace ns missis cavehim, narrer 'igh art cren scarf round hisneck ; au' when he foldetl his arras across hisbuzzuin, with his 'air parted down the middle, oh, lie looked puttcckly 1"

uiris, it you Avaul to encourage youncmen, cct an album. It's the first thine:bashful young yrabs when ho enters astrange house: wu'vescen them look throucnone until 1 every Picture byIt's wonderful what interest a bashfulyoung man willtnke in a girl's grandmother

n (l pug-nose- d uncle at the fsrst visit.wiiiu wiu.wi u.Mi. u u ...v Hive Titw -- vvvi-r t.tv Tlm,T:i . Fnm I - ..... . ....... ... ..... VUI. .

""uwuu )va,!!- - want vou "aavs nn nrtinle in "Tim nfThere uut ti--"I . . .pan mnti nmui

out

hills.

for

sale,

ofof

spot

of

Stout hishand

mads

arcexist

Mr.

mvtefrom the

and.

yiade

Ins

Takes

his

and

we

what

south

in

Dake

long

they

strap

these

unys.

ments

man

knew

umo uoos youiaKo tue James

Fkmai.k Wasted.--Mr- s. J.A.Park,De

deniednut l"rt

I

t

. .

M

.

st r .n itua I

i

the Fitcholz

admitted to iu the Courts. Oal),

Thoy havo b;cn having plapor gold ox- -citctuent in Angulus nil to themselves;they dig it out tho streets, It has alwaysboen known the of tlin waspaved with gold, but was not supuoscdthat angels would tear up the pavement.

IVgialafivc ProceedingsContiiitutl from finr jvvje,)

On motion of --1r. Howe, C, No. 31

laid on tho table by tho followingAvos ISoosAmendments to C. 1G, ns

mended by the Juciciarv Committee wereaccepted by tho following vote

AyesSecond amendment.Ates. Gray, Head, Kirkpatrlck, Howe,

Thomas. ells, Welcome end Jr. rresi8.

Jfon.H.

H. B. No. 40, An Act, relating to im- -

fruits the couuty of.lohavr, was read first time.

11. No. 27, An Act, to provide'for thebuilding for fcliool purposes, in

District No. 1, Jiirieopa read firsttime.

On motion Mr. Head, rule? werepended and read time by title.

i)n motion ot ir. itowc, the rule wore

vote:Gray, llw.il, Hirkpatrirk,

Howe, Thomas, Welcome and Mr.

On motion Kirkpatrick, thecil adjourned till the to morrow.

llot.sr Twrnty-fin- ii

House or Hkvkksrntativbs,PtniscoTT, A.T., Feb,

called. Fresent All ountv.

annrurtl. lime.Mr. Hamilton, ot

deleaaiion.

Act titled Aot providingfor location registration of minesend mineral for other purpo.

report they

time.

Hall mem.

that

fully recommend tho passage of tho substt- -

tuic.lour committee would further repcrt

that they hare considered Council 3Iemo- -

rial No. aking for a Geological surrey

recommend its adoption, Atl of which isrespectfully submitted.

Pat. Hamiltox,Chairman Com. Mines and Mining.

Mr. Rumburg, Chairman of. the Committcc on Roads and Ferries, made the following reports:

Tkiuiitouy ok Arizona, jHouse ok Representatives r

PitEscoTT, Jau. 31, 1870.Mr. Speaker Your Committee on Roads

and Ferries, to whom was referred H. BNo. .'J2, tin Act granting the cxclusivn rightto bolomon mrth, his associates nnd successors, to build and a toll bridgeacross t'oc Little Colorado River at St.Johns, Yavapai County, havo carefully considercd tho same, and beg leave to report

back with the recommendation thatpass.

J. iccjinrno,Chairman of Com. on Roads and Ferries.

House qv ReimiesextativksPkescott, 1,1871).

Mr. Speaker Your Committee on Roads,nnd to whom was referred II.

u, entitled "An Actporate tho Gila Road Compsnv, respecttally report that they have had the sameunder consideration, nnd directed toreport the Bill back with the recommendation that it do not pass.

J. D. RuMucitn,Chairman of Com. on Roads and Ferries.

Tho special committee, consisting of the1nvap.1i Delegation, made the followiureport:

House ov Representatives,Prescott, Feb. 8, 1870.

Mr. Speaker Your Committee, to whom".A i 1wns reicrreu a. no. i- -, eumicu ".vn

Actfromalso

Feb.

nuratiD'' office of r? hhicu,office Collector, and k.u coun- -

thc substitute for said which was M01.0' Futreported by the "Ways and Means Com-mittee, would respectfully report that theCommittee have considered the and

of opinion that the substitute tliouldnot be adopted, but that the original Billshould be amended by substituting "lifrycents" for "forty 8nd ''twent cunts"lor "fifteen cents bection Iso. of saidAct, that the original Bill should pass.

JU. H.Tnos. Fitch,James Stinsox,

McAteeh,JohnW. 31. Bukfum,Pat. IIamii.tox.

3Ir. of the Committeeon Enrolled and Engrossed Bills, thelol lowing report:

JIOUHK OV Ii:rilKSENTATIVt,Pkcott, Feb. 3, 187U.

Speaker Your Committee on Enrolled asd Engrossed Bills respectfully report that they hive examined compared II. B. Ne. 10, entitled "An Act topro viae for the punishment of larceny incertain cases," nnd find the samn correctlyenrolled. And, on January SO, 1879,

No. 23. entitled "An Act concerningoffices and officers:" and Il'ouso MemorialNo. 1, in relation to mail route

to Phenix, were submitted to thelor approval. .r ir.it .hkauk, uuairman.

Mr. Fay, Chairman the Committee onPrinting, made the following report:

Your Committee ou Printing, to whomwas reierreu ii. a. so. 4, rcspeciiuuy

priet tlus'morninirl had on n black port the same back, duly printed copies

n

Iov-e-l- y

a

they heart

Angola

IT

which are now possession of the Hcusc.E. Fav, Chairman.

Mr Behan, Chairman of Committee onWays and Mean?, to whom was referredCouncil B;il No. 14, entitled "An Act (Clerk-inse- rt

title of Act) respectfully report backsaid without recommendation.

II. Beiiax, Chairman.Tho Special Committee, consisting of

Yavapai Mohave Counties delegations,the following report:

"We, the delegation from Mohave County,and majority the delegation from Yavapai' County, report buck Bill No 18,au Act providing for compensation, m audition to that now by law, to theAssociate oi iourt,holding tha Third Judicial Dis- -

seems to uc imposition on mc kissing." pretty ottcn when young Arunnn TWriinrtr- .l.:l. .1.- - .!..'. .!.!"oi legi.uuijn inn i iin mu uuou twiui. yuu in uer, mcn(ation that it pass

of is

present

r.nch,

is

an many

to

viabut

tc.

wanted

House,plaza,

relationthe

the

u

1

a

it a-

a a-I-

uie very sue want io; so Jnirv Rehav. Srolmrn Tn. t r . t . I 'you u oeuer mo oi Sti.nhox 1

No LawyersClara S. Folr. and Mrs. Laura Force "

been admission to tho Davis,ir Sri ! An

I1IU IZ U u III

a

r

f

rcaa "Pn

and

justice

isucnout uouui.

havodecid: Thomas :.i

not to admit women. JUrs. is 'l lie undersigned, in the minority, beir-t-

from San Jose, in wlijoh cy she has been report, and recommend that Bill abovepractico

aLos

ofthut City

Itthe

ii. wnveto:

o. I.H. No. rccom

8. Noesl,

doniBean.

portatiou in

cretincounty,

second

Avtw,

President 9.

hour

Day.

Com- -

)

maintain

it it

Ferries,incor

f

1 u.se

.MCOLES,

Davih,

Mendc, Chairmanmade

J

Mr.

Gov-ernor

rc

in

bill,J.

and

rsupremeCourt in

i

II-- ti

Gordondirectors

incutioncd do not passs

Yavapai

VVPATKEH,

Hamilton.Buffdiu, oi Spcci.tl Committee,

consisting of xavnpai County members,siding in Preseott, matlo tho followingport :

i

C T

I.iwith a rccoin- -

(

l.Pat.

re

Mr. Speaker our Committee composedof those members ut the lavapai countydelegation tn rrcscott, to whomwas referred B. 4'J, report that thev

c.imr. nnd Mr.

Bckkum, Chairman.Tlic following message from

the Council:

yicoj.i

residing

W. M.

was received

TKitniroitY op AmzoxA,Tenth Lkoi.slativk Assemuly,

CurjO;( Cf.Mp,Ki;, Jan. 31, IS7V.

Mr. Spoflker Council hns pmjsod the (bi- -

lowing Bills:B. 22, "An Act to provide for

la I

100 :!.Behan,

Its Uitch, Meade,Iria

JNn. nn ii.n

of

B.of

of sns

of

and

2,

D.

am

1,10

are

P.

B.

of

of

A.

of

me

P,E.

H.nnd

No.

cutlilcd an Act fences,and animals trespassing on premises law

enclosed, in county,proved P,

The Council has adopted II. M. No.for an for tho improve

ment of tho wagon roati arrosa tno .nogoi- -

Jon lounUins.1IXW)X IJOMA?, VJlici VlCfK.

Also, II. B. No. 21, "An Act to repeal aqAct Act lawful

litilbv

Thomas, Chief Clerk.Utln.An tfitivn rvwl nrvl

No. SI. entitled "An Act to create tno uountyof

On of Filch, tlio rnlos werestisncmled, and II. No. M, was road first

On of Mr. HutTum, tho rules werefurther suspended. 11. B. oi leadsecond time, Its aud referred theCommittee on I'onntlc.

nn livwp. inlmdnced IK ILHouse mot pursuant to No. Si. cnlltlctl Act to for the ap- -

Spoakor Stowmrt in the portlonment money received ironi jouIII... .fn.ln. n1...... lilklH SIIU UIU 1MTU' IIHIIW .IVUU.Uoi

lcr. On motion or Mr. Mohan, tho woroMinutes the day read suspended and 11. IU No. S2 read

WWChairman On motion Punly, tho rules

aim i.i-.- ic Uiwin.l lit-- title, referred toolowing report &lrct eommltteo coinrHMHl of Mohave- -

ur. aijonxer uur vmuuiicc .u.iius

same,

and Miatng, vrhom was referred H. B., Icavc, InlrrHlured22, an on "An

thedrposits

beg to have

C,

Ao. an Act to

in

iv.

provided

e,

Co.

the

the

the

b,

the

re

C.

Mr.

tlmnconn- -

to Mr. on SI B.Vn. .VI. entitled an Act to prevent horo- -

ntflnir and! foot-racl- in the street of

farther suspended and II. B. No. 53 wasroad second time by its

louowing message was iroin

Territory of ArizoxTenth Legislative Assk

Council CirAMnEit, Prkscott, Feb. JMr. Speaker The Council lias, passed C.

M., No. 1, to tho President of tho UnitedState, axkingthat tho Executive order ofJan. 10, 1S7U, criiabllshing additional terri-tory and reservation for tho Pima and Maricopa Indians, bo vacated.

liiNsox iioiiAs, ciiier LlorK.Mr.'Purdv moved that B No. 53, bo

indefinitely postponed lost.On motion of Mr. Purdr, II. B. No. M

amended so as exclndo Yumafrom the provisions of iho Act.

On motion Mr. Bohan, II. Ivo.was so amended us exclude Mohavocounty from tho provisions tho Act.

Mr. Hamilton moved thai I. No.i3,was so amended us excludo Ynvaiuuconnty from tho provisions tho Act.

Air. amcnuII. B. No ST te,ro

"foot-racing- "

3, 'TO.

of 53

of

toof

Mr. l'arlc moved to amend, by includingdonkey racing, pumping water, cuttingwood, on the side-walk- s, and dog-llghti- ng

Lost.On motion of Mr. Purdv, tho motion to

indefinitely postpone was laid onthotablo.Mr. Bolian. on leave, Ititrodticwd JL B.

No. 54, entitled "An Act to establish thosalary of District Attorney of MohuvoCounty.

On motion of Mr. Alsap, C. !. No. tothe President of tho United States in relation to the Indian Reservation in Salt RiverValley, was taken and read, nnd on motion ot Mr Alsap, adopted.

B. No. 2i, entitled, "An Actloan on the f.iitli and credit or

county to provide for the construction ofroad from Florence via Riverside to Globecity." was taken up.

On of Ms. Alsap tho rules weresuspended, C. B. No 25, was read second

by title and referred to a special committee consisting of Pinal couuty delegation.

C. B. No. 17, entitled, "An Act to amend"V .itthe County Assessor "i.""

the of Sheriff and a.n 01 L,ocal. ?a"nwra ut"cs was a "UrUBill,

the

and

II.

from.Prcs-cot- t

make

Council

John

No.

by

was

II.

up

Unal passage ana passed by the followingvote:

iVycs Alsap, Buffum, Bchan, Davis, Fav,Fitch, Hamilton, Leitch, JcAteer, 1eade,iSicoles, Park, Purdv, Ilumburg, Sanson,Spcdv, Vail and Jr. Speaker. IS

ELY,

he hour lor the special order ot the dayhaving arrived, Mr. Speedy moved to in- -uetinitely postpone II. B. No. 5)8, entitled.An Act to permanently locate the scat of

Government at Pheuix." The yea and noeswere called and the motion prevailed bythe foliov7iti!r vote:

Ayes AI-:ii- ), Buffum, Belian, D.ivis, Fitch,Hamilton, Leitch, McAtcer, NiVolcs, Park,Purdy, Stinaon, Speedy antl Vail 14

JNws i'tiv, Jeade, ltumburg ana MrSpeaker.

C. B. Nc.12, entitled, "An Act uuthor--uig loan on the iaith and credit ot theTerritory, and to provdc for the continuiugot too work on the lerntorial Pnson," wastaken up. Mr. Speedy offered the following amendment. "To strike out the words'Thirty tuousind' wherever it occurs in saidact, ami insert iu place the words'fifteen thousand,' and strike out the woidsfifteen thousand' wherever it occurs andinsert in thereof, the words 'seventhousand five hundred Lost.

On motion of Mr. Meaf'e, the weresupcnccd, C. B. No. as read secondtime by its title and put upon its final lias- -

sage aud was lost by the following vote:Ayes Davis, Fay, Hamilton, Meade, Park

i'urdy aud btiusouNoes Alsap, Buffum, Behan, Fitch,

Leitch, McAtcer, Nicolcs, Rumburg, Speed v.vail and Mr. speaker 11. Pending theannouncement of the vote Mr. Behan askedto change his vote from aye to no, and gavenotice that on lie would moverccousiucration of the vote.

II. B. No. 12, entitled, "An Act separating the Asscssot from the office ofSheriff, was taken up.

On motion Mr: Purdy, II. B. No. 12,was indefinitely

C. B. No. 14, entitled, Act authorizing loan on the faith and credit of theTerritory, and to provide for the construc-tion of wagon road from Bradshaw Cityin Bradshaw Mining District, in the countyof Yavapai, to the nearest practicable pointon the road from Gillett to the town of

in Maricopa county," was taken up.Mr. moved to indefinitely post

pone C 1. ISo. 14. lie motion was Iosr.On motion of Mr. Hamilton, C. B. No. 14

was read third tunc by its title, put uponfinal passage and by the cttld

nirAyes Alsop, Fitch, Hamilton, Meade,

Nicoles, Rumburg, speedy and Mr. Speaker.

Noes --Buffum, Bshan, D.tvis, Leitch,McAteer, Purdy nnd Vail 8. Absent, Mr, Fay.

C. B, No. 18, "An Act providingcompensation, in additin to tliatnowalloncdbv tlie law to the Associate Justice of tneSupreme Court holding the District CourUin the Third Judicial District the Tcrritory ot Arizona" was taken up. On motion of Mr. Fitch, the rules were suspended.C. B. No. 18 was read third tune bv itstitle put upon its final pessnge ami passedoy tne loi lowing vote:

Ayes uuirum, Beliuii, Fitch, Park,l.m- - l.u.l ilii iiiuWrnnWniinn "J. Kuinburg, Stlnson Speaker 0.r.n.m..ml tta ivita.i.rn. NoesAlsBp, Fy McAlocr, 3Ioader'p.. Nioolcs-- -i Absent I)avi-- ,

Leitch nnd Speedy.

Pur

and

By reouoit of the Mr. Behantook the Chair.

On of Mr. II. B. No. 19,entitled, "Au Act authorizing too CommonCouncil of to make certuiu nltcra- -lioi and in pertain Insaid was read third time by. itstitle and put upon its final passage aud

On motion of .Vr. copies of C. ,;';.?. "1...L. " AY' " " .. P nv " toUowing vote:B. No. 10. as amended w3ro ordered printed. " " --"J 1 Buffum, Davis. Fay

B. No. 2t, was read third, Jjnal C0?yn71' i.n Fi,dl' Ia"n'on, Nicolesnpassage

.an, passea

t-t-.i.'

by the Vo'iowlugt i

votcf namoJ'f nnd? EH II to An.fv h !

l,,rkn. v;tiii

Vutw Stinson, Speclj

Wells, and Mr. President 7. fcl"B . Absoi.- t- McAtcer and Mr. Speaker.it .1 H. B. 34, 'An Act to amend Act n,. ..; yr r..i

Bill

Bean,Wells,

concerning lawful

fully Afaricopa apFebruary lSn."

asking appropriation

entitled an concerning

11i.nm

motion

motion

adjournmentChair.

.uiuu.jj,

receiveu

county

standing

Pinal

motion

place

office

postponed.

PhenixJ'urdy

Park,

entitled,

motion

I'rcscotthlley

Howe.

lTn.,..itsusiwndcd, No. referred

UTAnLK, ClOSCUbeing follows:

Ayes Alsap, Buffum,ilton, Leitch, McAtcer, jadr, Nicolcs,Park, 1'urtly, Stiuson amt Siccly

Nocs -- Vv, Fitch and Vail Absent--rJr. Siieakor, N)t Totlnff-wHuinhua- ff,

Snoodr ninred atlhiurnturtiier suspcnticti, mini time, put icnccs, niiiiuais ;iv.s i"11" usual hour It.uiwn Its final passage and passed the fol- - iuny ineimra i ....a, V(J. nnm,losing

Mr. Counusual

i3,1879. (

tne

I .

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sr-s-. leave

..

' a t a

cents,"'

.

. a

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Apa"o.

I

ir. n. It

Mr.B. a

atitle, to

Mr. ItalianI an provide

or.1. Ii. ..... .. .. III III

c

In IT

o.

rnlonttrccecdinir and a first

A -

Humborg,No.

and

that

t

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of were

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f

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tit r.

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was to

to

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a

.a

time

I -- 1 a T 1

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i

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1

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thereof

lulcsfi a

i

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a

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I

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r ,nwere II. B. 1 1 was

asBehan, Davis,Ham

133.

l"r- - to untilread aim u

u.c Jf (Q

W

of I

and

B.

B.

of

-

usual hour Lost.adjourn until the

Jl. u. ia.MM, cntiusu, "An Act provide the oibCthm of Buildingsin county oi .uaricopa, ami other mattcrs relating thereto," taken up.

On motion of Mr. Jrade, the rulessuspended, H. B. No. 30 read n thirdtune bv its title, put Utou its passngcand passed by the following affirmativevote:

title.

Ayr Alsap, Buffum, Behan, Davis, Fav,Fitch, Hamilton, Lcitih. JcAtecr, Acade.Nicoles, Park, Punly, Kumburg, Stinson,frpceny, Vail and speaker.

On motion Mr. Buffum, tho House ad-

journed until the usual hour

HOUSEASD

FEED --ZA.:RI.towns, vlllacos and cities of this i Ta Hair-wi- y Hcmeon the whlpr5e itoad, win n.

n.. ..m lnnnfMr Pitnlv. the rules were comnwlste th trsrellBC imhMr. Plentynf andv " ", J ' i !r v xi mm! n . ot nnxt. Th twt IJqaor saa Clears dlrret

carefully couriered the same, and report! fir time. riios.LOSfl.rwp.back a substitute for said bill, aad respect--1 motion of Mr. Purdy, tho rules were Sot. ie, isw.

MISCELLANEOUS

a v.,;- - . F:rt a, 3M California. Strut,Yuma, aiuzosa. Six Fkaxcwco Cal

EaSKXBEBO. ARIZONA.

JAMES M. BARNEY.SacceMor to tho tat flraa of

WM. B, HOOPER & CO,

Jontinurt the BtutsewlB

ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA--as ax

Importer As "WholesaleIeiclia.nt

SHIPPING-- AND

SSyfflnS C0M3IISSI0N MERCHANT,

HALF-WA- Y

Will rarry a fall prime itock oi

Provisions.Groceries,

Drv Goods.IotIiiiig,

Boots, Shoes,Hardware, Drn?s

SADDLERY. MINING BROOMS, BASKETS, BRUSHES,"erted to exactly i3lt

Mercts.n"s, Ranchers, StationKeenors. JSTeightors,

n . andminers oi Arizona

tnd Mexico,SoIIaitf omerntor srvmt. ami Injtjrri mtUfar.Uoo : FORWARDS lrjrtn and msrciuisdUe to txnr vest of tbWorld, intunnc. u desinri : I!ut. or make adraare.on nil Arizona ami itrxtum rnnluce.

B6 Sale of Ores ana Minerals a Specially

GOJLD s SIL Kit BULLIONGold Bust, Legal Tenders,

U J. Treasury Ura Itx. wm. n. kellt,SOLDIERS' WARRANTS AND VOUCHERS

And Good Commercial Bills.81'KCIAL OKI) ERA IIX ATTKNl'KO UT THK

SAN FEANCISCO BEAHCH HOUSE,With promptitude nnd fidelity

All Order ana CommiMloni ibuul.l to aJilieittl toJAMES M. BARNEY,

Vnaa, Arizona.

STiima Irug- - Store,(i EORG eTIzVRT IN,

VnotcMift and Rftall

Main Street, ifimm, Arizona,1 lc Horn a full line ol

JDisrjesasl nrPATSltT MEDICINES,

DRUGS. I'EKIWaiEKY. IAINTS,- OILS.Toilot Soac. Toor.ii Erushej

And All Otca Anidu uisall Eept in Dreg Store!

CP 1'rennripuont iat tin preat care.Unlers irnm in oinnirv ollritr0, tbe aiianiBcr

bat pnc.. will Im fiuod taiUrcUirr.'JKnnOE MAPTIN

DOUGHERTY BBO

Watchmakers,

MANUFACTURINGHEAD'S 11I.UCK, QUIILEV ST.,

E S C T T, --A.. X.,IWlera lu

Diamoii'ls, "Watches and Clocks,

JEWELKY, SILVERWARE.

Sjxctadtf, Gold Pens, Penalty Etc., Etc.

TUE OKLY MAOFACTDlUNQ JEWELEltSESGILU'EIW IN THE TJtllHITOltY.

Every description ofits passed follow- - Jewel

Speaker,

Buffum,

Aycs-Al- sap,

Welcome

tlw.

Comity

Silverware,Notarial nnd other Presses,

niUBON HTA1IP8, ETC., MADE TO OltDEIL

ENGKAVIiVUin au Its branches on short notice. Orders by miil

souciieu.Pmicott. Dec 13, 1S18.

1GEO. W. WALKER. Praetor.

South illoiitrzmtm sr., Below theOld Stafic Office,

PRESCOTT, --eRIZ03ST.rixvtftiliT Informs th rmblic

ha has bonsht snd reauM lh ! r ..iIi nim.ln. . --n- ,

Exchange Stable.AH animals 'eft ma will rmln nint ...... i

t luve otifhand all classes of

HAY GRAIN.t . a jtokju. iruiuv norsm turned cct cm

aschnsar lewn, can t accommodUrd ttj roaa--i t.u. vi. WALK LB.Prncolt, Jn. TL IST9 Lf.

SBAY BASLE

OUanfjfccl Hands.

.i -.v i- -. .v ;"":;:?. .. proprietor or the... .... .iv-- - urn ill nv uwiniu IHIKO Ita ills old bUsillOSf- -

m o.

to

thewas

werewas

final

r.

Territory,bay

ii craw

On too

WILL

trituwith

O

TheKiiM--

with

AND

aim openeu out at uio

I. - 1 1 r ri inni huii u-.i- r. iroin ino lorinorprietor, Uttilford Hathawav. I m

To Board Horses by Day,tveec, or Month,

Also:

Saddle, Hu:rzy,atHl Carriage Turn.otits t itcnt,

t3TAl a M,eCt NtictJjrTerms reasonable. Stables on r.nlf.Street, l'atronajre solicitetl.

J. LAYOIK.

BONES & SPENCER.At the M stand, nn Vrastrrsms iii tn Ar .

pro- -

ofOotlr. drlrli CIOARS.Tio.vr.ftr. rautTs and fixe aitracnipji

VTe rrtjct.'nlly lovil. tbs attrsOoa si tbe mslle I.oar ls( im varid '

tk. aal rnaraaU in GIVE the fall(th att rnrcBsers. W e hare 00 hso--l s foilta rlokMt braadi t Cicars al Cirarrltu, rise- - Co"1 llnr SnoMBra4CJiirrTolei.Plies l'nts aaa Ttow-UiH-, at bad mra jHc,

aad (Tstt ea rs AWAY vhl, . ..tit.. tn.rnoe parssiir, of .. asd la do scasoa tvtars to.nnuer saMHies.isaasrai lor ran isms. r WMI . vK.

- uiwrsi nrr.ift. DUM M .jf. j-- 'sswwier that enr uUUUa trill K...ita st vttb ssjr la tk mjr

rroott Man 21 1577

A.

now

asMrtmat

Ja. n. novrj.CHAS. L. SPENCER

AND

PJ1ETC0TT.

RANDALL & CLINE

JPrescott, A. 2.ottririVP T"V QTOflrv. A U 1! J1 i.imixa. t jl n w . w 7

. ....

AT LOWEST CASH PRICES,

A Complete Assortment i

OF

Heavy and Builders'

HARDWARE,BOOTS

AND

SHOES!Table and Pocket Cutlery,

Shelf HurdWarc.1'Iated Ware,

miners' Toois,Carpeaiers' Tools,

& MATERIALS,

lYEediciiies.

JEWELERS,

TV

for

ll.t.

WOODSNWAKETinware Harness

Taints Saddlery-Oil- s

Eobe3Glass Horso Blankets

ghajYIte wareEifles Shot GunsPistols tPowdcrNails FuseRope Etc.

RAKDALL & CLINEPie cott, Jan. 23, 1373.

- A. STEPIIEXS

KELZ Y& STEPHENSNews Agents,

aud and UetaU Dealers In

Stationery. Fancy Goods Notions,

touacco, cciaAna .oxrtCTioxABy,AinmunlUon, FUhlng Tacilo, Cntlezr, Back Glove,

Meeacluam, llriar Wood aud FlieaToilet Sospa aad IVrfunifry. aro,

aioctc aim PUjiug Cams.

TOYS AND TOY HOOKS.We have also one tbe Burnt tci of

Gents' rurnifihing Goods,

ever brought to the Territory. We have the lateat andmost rasnlouaule ttylps oi

LI3ST-E2S- T COLLAES,ETCOur af ortmeiit of

Booty, Mtocs sutd Hats.la Mualoal Inntnimenu, Violin, Uanjo and

boltar Hlrlnirs. ne nave alno a line rutci of111..VNKETH AND COMFullTS.

We have Jiut aUed to our assortment a stock of

Wrapping- Paper, Pauer JJas,COTTOX AND I.INEX TWINES,

nr preuut stock wu urefuUr selected and purcnasedat very lovr nirun,aud no do not tutrix t mat any

other house In I'm cott shall tinrtenrUus In goods nt tee sane quality.

Also a lull stock of

Frcli UarncnConceded with our house Is a nrst-clas- n CinCUtAT

INO IilBRAnV,

KELLY & STEPHENS,Corner Moutexn ma and Onrley Streets

Arizona, iiec 3, ittTtf.

Removal I JReiiiova.lI

8AMUJBJL HIJLLhas removed to his

ISTEWSUILDI2STGWest Side of Plaza, Preseott, Arizosa.and la now ready for bntioess. His

lare lot of

STOVESGranite-war- e,

8trictly MACHINERY

Blinds, MoldiniCall examine

Eureka Superior

COOKING and RANGESbefore purchaslns

..14' THE mi KESTADEANT!

fhfl ttndritfned have buildingRalblss Montrxuma Street, and have

openea a nn.-c-!i

Mrtti

V.

of

2

and his

&

the ofon

The be antmlied wltn ihn It ikuuros, sou mus wui i at all I'roujDt

Hamilton, a. Pirst-Clas- s Feed and MJ,eeurtwu,menUoa,I toMu.

STABLES

the

isti.fintW

ennirrta.a

Wholeeale

Woodstock

unrivalled

Holiday Goods!

Board jor .......Moitls- -

eccls.

Jan. 17, 1879.

SAM DEL HILL.

Mra. 8. 3.Mrs. M. L.

CLAIMSAtlAlIfST THE

J JLNI JL L Jz ST A T-- p

Will be received by the undersigned forcohveUen.

FITCH CHUKCHILL.PresootU Artaona. 1?, W7&.

i:jioo ixocjisir:.' j j i . t j .

PhuKk

a

W. E. MOHFOHD,

ihls and highly hi i been

RENOVATED REFURNISHEDTUP lTrv l. .i. . . . . . i

E. O. GRANT,vv iCKENBTJItQ,

3IEIICIIANDISE.CHEAP CASH.

Ut lere rrwer-Oy-.

just recelTad

hour.

$8

FRANK C. PARKER,Architect and Builder,

DOORS AND. .x; W&fZWLAFEwonK DONE- - 1 nt. ailfjjfTEST

I

ARCHITECUR.L DAAWINQ8, D" A'

hln "liS4my Via, alliS short.

Ut

tvtu.i

O. PAKKETt,

OortoSra.

0050

JJ

I

sa"w 3vrix,x,s, ScC.

NEW AAV MlITCrT. 3 J i. e. . .

aw Ccapleted, aad Fell Opovtia, asrlta ta latert laprortd cucSi?

PLAINER, I as prepartsd, &: the Hettttaeves, io uu m croen let iHt follavhg

klzdi of lasbar, oltier at tha KD1wat my Laaber Yard b

cctt, i

AND RUSTIC LUM3ERMATCHED FLOORING,

Casings, Mouldings, PanelhgAND SHINGLES,

Or THE FINESTIn thort, KTrythIny tn bit Hot

OFFIRST-CLAS- S BUILDIKtis

Cash on Delivery;All iit by real!, or tnrneh, th mrrrnaitu

Preseott, will leceive pronij't attentionW. CURTIS

TiTPW VP A T? HIT "DTI i

SAWMILLS! LUMBKIlJi

Seven Iilcs South oi PresentsIIivlujj recrauy purcnased tne Saw iu merry anM

oj A. u. oye, uiu muini i. u uis mouia ofGroom Creek, sevou miles wrath of

refitted and refurnishedit with the

BKST OP MACHINERYWe are to furnish at ahortcat nonce,

Lumber of all Ciassesj

Merchantable and Clt'ar,Dressetland Matched Flooring, Snmcixt

Kustlo. Shinnies, Lath, Mould-ings, Sash, Doors, Ac. In fact

everything kept hrA MILL.

At Trices to fhe TimeFining orders for Quartz JlEls a specialrr. uraen

maU or left with any of the raerchssu otIVescott wlil receive

PROMPT ATTESTIOX!Tbiuis: CASH OX HaLTVKRl

CLARK & ADAMS.?rccott, Arizona, April 21, 197S.

I . G. IUnxcn It. Passu.

CLIPPER FJiiLL

Lumber Companyand Lumber Tare

Corner Cortcz anil Goomvin Sti.

PBESCOTT,,A. X.Are jirepxred to furnish on the shortest nonce

Lumbv of All SizesMerchantable, Fencing, Floorluir. ItusUr, Luk)

sasu, &c, and as uie

LOWEST PRICESParticnlsr attention paid to orders 'or clear

JJuu sued wltn cUtatch andshipel to all partsof the Territory, at lowest posstoie

freight rates.

OHDEBS by mail or throush Preseott Herchanfei rrca

Always on Hunt I -

TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY.r. a.

nracoii. aiaT 11. lnH

W Z. WILSON

II

llusiness Maniiw.

A. S. UASKELM

WILSON & HASKELL,

TiA-war-e, &c. &o. SasIlJ Door & Blind Factory

which they axe prepared to llsving now completed, and In full opcraBca, oar

Sell for Cash, NEW

LOWER FIGURES EVER BEFORE DOOI'S. Sash,OFFERED PRESCOTT.

Diaiaoud-Rjck- ,

STOVESelsewhere.

leased northUrewery,

awd

tsblessorrr.1

Livery.Week

single

Pxecott,MUNDS,

WILSON.

a

Brpt.

PICO.Masaoeu.

wa-kaew- a haiel

AND

VOUfiU

SASH, BLINDS,lt"j!nv

wiujciiNOTICE

proraMlr txetj

rn,VSK

Hailtj laSaw-Mi- ll,

P.

QUALtTT.

orders

GEO.

Pres-eott.

TITKprepared

FIRST'CLASS

Suit

G.

Office

Shingles,Aiouimgs. woons,

PARKEK,

Wa are prepired to furnish cheaper than ever oeferr

TIIASIN

will

pajwlsr

rre

ETO ETC., ETC.

rnrniag, Scroll-Sawin-g,

Planing and MatchingCons to

Furnishing: Material & BuildinfA 8PEUIALTY.

All Crdera Promptly Attended to.

tsromcz and FACTonracorner of Cortezand Auhrr Streets, Preacott ArlwM j

hestauraht piHiNfi rooms!

FIUNCISCO

OENE.1AL

JJpedfteaUona.

KELLY & STEPHENS'.We hare Jus; opened a lara and splendid asaortmeBla!

TOYS : I

Toy Books, Dolls and Tea Sett

BIBLES,STANDARD PCICAL WORKS, Etfc

Fresh Confectionary, Dates, Fancy Goomotions, t,tp.. nought expressly for

the Holiday Trado.

KELLY & STEPHENS,

Preacnlt

naauly

Terms

Comer Vonteznrna and Oarley Street.Arizona, Dee. 3, 1878.

F ISKER'S,Monteznmu Sfccr. - Fierce!'.

THE BEST OF

WINES, LIQUORS AND CiaAESDISPENSED AT THE B.VIU

Comfortanla CLUH lttisis attsrhsO. Thaa jd the new are cordially inrited to cmU and see.

BEDDTCEDPBIci lIlST

M. BUCK'SArizona Sahvins: & Hair-Dressh- nc Sho)

rihaYin 25ets.lialr-cutU- SOcts.flharnpoolnr Wet.Oaths .31.OO

iVKsrr ,idk tkk vua'ZA- -

PRESCOTT. .

IfENRY G. HOWE,C. S. Deputy Mineral Survey

PRESCUTT. ARIZONA.Topoirrsphlcal Drawing of Mines, Map and V9

aad MU1 Site, neatly etecntert at anort notice. IV si

rtfrrram k1ti If required.Preseott, Arilona. Jnnt2lth. lS"t.

J. TIIIIJODO. M. A., 31. D

A. gnen'a TJnirersity,I.D.Trlnltr Cnlrersltr. i Canada, lMt.

X. R. a. Phy. and. Snrr.PHYSICi AH AND SURGED

P.-eeco- Arizona.OrnczaxDltKsinmoT JewsK ndilinr.B wtitof t

Plaia Stable.