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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

AN ACT RELATING TO THE PUBLICATION or LEGAL
M @ NOTICES. M
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory of Arizona @ &s
\ SECTION / That whenever by the laws HOW
existing in this Territory 1t is provided that no
tice order or other paper shall be published IN a
newspaper "a certain number OF weeks consecu-
lively, or whenever IN pursuance OF such law any
court of this Territory has granted an order that
the same, or notice OF tire contents thereof, be
published for a certain number Of weeks consec.
utively 10 newspaper, it shall be deemed full
compliance with such law or order to publish
such order. notice or other paper in newspaper
in said Territory for the number Of insertions
mentioned in such order notice or paper, although
such publication shall not be as often as once a
week.
az This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
w. CLAUDE JONES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
COLES BASliFORD,
President of the Council.
Approved November 9, 1864.
JOHN y. GOODWIN.
A true copy of the original on file in my office
RICHARD G.. MCCORMICK,
Secretary of the Territory.
4
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

AN ACT TO 1NCORPORATE THE ARIZONA hleIohi0Ai.
SOCIETY.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory of Arizona.
SECTION |. That Richard G. Mccormick, w.
Claude Jones, Allen l.. Anderson, Gilbert w.
Hopkins. King ). Wooisey, Henry A. Bgelow
A 81. White, Charles A. Curtis, james 5. Giles
James Garvin Richard Gird. L. j. Bidwell, Ed
ward d. TuttIe William Walter and Samuel
Todd and all persons who are now or may here
after become associated with them - members
OF said association b. and they are hereby made
body polite and corporate IN law and IN fact
by thu name. style aud title OF the Arizona His
torical Society, aud by this name shall nave per-
petual succession, and cue aud be sued, plead and
be implicated. in any court of law or equity; TO
hold and reserve To them and their SUCCESSORS,
either. by grant, bargain. sale. will, decree, or
otherwise any lands, tenements. Entertainments
or any personal or real estate. and at their pleas
nre To grant, bargain or sell for the use OF said
association, and generally TO do ali and singular
the things which it may be lawful for them " do
Tor the weere OF said ASSOCIATION.
az. That the object OF said society shall be
the collection and preservation under their own
care and direction all historical facts manuscripts
documents records and memoirs. relating to the
history of this Territory, geological and mineral
ogtcai specimens. geOgTapnlcal maps auu IDIOT
mation, Indian curiosties and antiquities, and
objects of natural history.
| %. That it shall be lawful for the Arizona
Historical Society to provide'itself with seal,
| the device of which the same shall determine,
and at its pleasure may alter, change or renew as
it may think proper, and have and exercise all
the rights and privileges necessary for the cor
poratUn hereby constituted, and as herein spec'-
/ fled. 81
| a. That said society shall have power to form
a constitution and adopt bylaws for it's own
government: Provided, they do not conflict
with the second section of this act, or the con
sttution aud laws Of the United States or of this
Territory. %
/ az This act shall take effect and be in force
Lfrom and after its passage.
/ w. CLAUDE JONES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
i. COLES BASHFORD,
Il President Of the Council
n Approved November 7, 1861.
/ JOHN n. GOODWIN.
A true copy Of the original on fle in my
fIofice. RICHARD q. MCCORMICK,
i Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First judicial District.
Arizona Territory.
John b. Allen,

John b. Allen
VS.. May Term, A. d. 1854.
A. Anesworth.
1t appearing to the court by the return of the
Sheriff Of said district, that after diligent search
and inquiry. he has been unable to 6nd the said
defendant. A. Anesworth, within said Territory
to serve the process and petition in this case on
him, and that said defendant is nonresident of
said Territory; and it further appearing by the
affidavit Of Coles Bashford, the attorney for the
plaintiff. that said defendant has not appeared IN
said suit. On motion Of Coles Bashford, attor-
ney for said plaintiff, IL is ordered that this Or
der be published in the Arizona Miner, tour
weeks successfully, as a notice to said defendant
that this suit is brought TO set aside convey
ance of real estate, made by said plaintiff TO said
defendant situated in the town OF Tucson, in
said Territory. on the ground the same was OBJ
tanned 10y fraud; and that unless he appears by
the first day Of the next term OF said court, the
plaintiff will take judgment against HIM by de-
fault. and will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the petition on file in this case.
A true copy Of the record IN my Office
j. RICHMOND. Clerk of
District Court, st Judicial District.
Coles BAsHFoRD, Atty for Plf. l6
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
AN ACT AMENDATORY TO AN ACT ENTI-
TIED OF FEES OF OFFICERS.

BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory Of Arizona. o pa s
SECTION 1. That the fees of Probate Clerks
Sherifis and Constables, established and regulated
in the chapter entitled OF fees of officers" take
effect and be in force from and after the passage
OF this act. ~
u ~ w. CLAUDE JONES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
H COLES BASHFORD,
"' President of the Council
Approved November 9th, 1864. Z,
yl.Fs,s JOHN n. GOODWIN.
A true copy Of the original on file in my Office
RICHARD q. MCCORMICK,
stat +, Secretary OF the Territory
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

~ Arizona Territory. {
Mark Aldrich, ~.
Alfred r r,s., Nay Term D 1864
1t appearing to the court by the return of the
Sheriff of said District that he has attached the
property and effects OF said defendant That de-
PENDANT has not been served with the writ on
attachment issued in this case, and after diligen
search and inquiry cannot be fonnd in said Dis
trct and Territory; and it appearing by The
affidavit of Coles Bashiord, the attorney for the
plaintiff, that the defendant has not appeared acc
answered to the said action. On motion of Cole
Bashford, attorney for the plaintiff, it is ordereC
that this order be published for four weeks sue
cessively in the Arizona Miner, newspape
printed in said Territory, the last publication y,
be at least two weeks previous to the next terri
OF this court, as notice TO said defendant ths /
his property has been attached that the plaip'l
tltis demand amounts 10 the sum oil one hundIe
and fity-Dine dollars and ninety-ive cents, ~
goods sold and delivered, and money had al
received; and that unless defendant appears Il
the next term of said court, Judgment will VI
rendered against him and his property sold Il
satisfy the same.
A true copy Of the record in my Office
j. RICHMOND, Clerk OF
District Court, LIST Judicial District
Coles BAsHFoRD, Atty for Plf. 10
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

Charles vs.. Hayden May Tenn, 4. D. 1864.
Grandvile III. Curry,
1t appearing to the court by the return-of the
Sheriff of said District that he has attached the
property. and effects Of said defendant. that de-
PENDANT has not been served with the writ of at
tachment issued in this case. and after dlgent
search and inquiry cannot be found in said Dis
trict and Territory, and itappearing by the Aft
davlt of Coles Bashtord, the Attorney for the
plaintiff, that the defendant has not appeared,
and answered to the said action On motion of
Coles Bashford Attorney Tor the plaintiff, 1t is
ordered that this order be published for four weeks
successfully IN the ARIZONA MINER, newspaper
printed in said territory, the publication to be at
least two weeks previous 10 the next term OF this
court, as notice to said defendant that his prop
erty has been attached that the plaintiffs demand
amounts ~ the sum OF one hundred and thirty
six dollars and eighty eight Cents, together with
interest thereon from the eleventh day of Febru
AIRY, A. ID. ie6i. ut the rate vi six per cent per
annun upon draft accepted by him. and that
unless the defendant appears at the next term Of
said court, Judgment will be rendered against him
and his property sold to satisfy the same.
y true copy Of the record IN my Office,
j. RICHMOND, Clerk of
District Court lst Judicial District.
Coles BAsnFoRD, Atty. for Plif. lat
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.

District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
Charles +, Hayden
Vs. May Term, a. d. l, b4.
William >. Grant.
1t appearing TO the court by the return OF the
Sheriff Of said District, that he has attached the
property and effects vi said defendant; that de.
feDdant has not been served With the writ Of
attachment Issued IN this case. and that after
dlgent search aud inquiry cannot be lonnd N
said District and Territory, and 1t appearing by
the affidavit of Coles Bashiord the attorney for
the plaintiff TINT the defendant has not appeared
and answered to the said action. On motion Of
Coles Bashford, attorney Tor the pIaDtiH it is
ordered that this order be pselsShed for !oar
weeks successfully in The Arizona Miner. News
paper published ia salA T.rri..Ey. the ksst pnhl-
cation 10 be at least TWO weeks previous ~ ihs
next term OF this court. AS "A notice Ia saIa Je-
PENDANT that bis property has been attached;
that the plaintiffs demands umoEnt 10 ihe sam
Of nine hundred and eleven dollars and thiriy-
three cents which Indebtedness accrued 'ape;s
two drafts drawn by said deierdaAs. payable 10
said plaintiff, upon Pierce * Bacon, who refused
to accept or pay the same; ana that aBless
defendant appears at the next term ol said court.
Judgment viii be rendered aguinsl HIM, and his
property sold to satisfy the same.
a true copy Of The record in my office
}. RI HMONH, Clerk Of
District Court lst judicial District.
COLES BAsHYoRD, ATTY Tor iii. 10
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.

Arizona Territory.
Charles T. Hayden,
We
Scion ii. Lathrop,
Richard w. II. Jarvis, May Term. A. ID. 1864.
George W. Pierce,
John w. SwilliDg,
and James Lee.
1t appearing to the court by the return OF the
Sheriff, in this case, that the defendants Solon H..
Lathrop and Richard w. II. Jarvis can not at
ter diligent inquiry be found in said territory {
and that they are both ron-residents OF said ter
tory, and it also appearing by the affidavit Of
Coles Bashiord, the Attorney for the plaintf.
that said Lathrop and Jarvis, have not appeared
in said action. On motion of Coles Bashford,
Attorney for The plinttf 1t is ordered that this
order be published for four weeks successfully in
the ARIZONA MINER newspaper printed in
said territory. as n notice To said Lathrop aud
Jarvis, that this suit is to foreclose Mortgage
and reach Morgaged property that said Mort
gage was executed by said Lathrop and Jarvis to
Richard NJ. Doss on the "Tubac Mill in said
territory in the month of August A. d. 1860,
and that unless they appear by the first day Of
the next term of said court judgment will be Ia
ken against them, and the plaintiff will apply TO
the court for the relief demanded n the COM
plant
A true copy of the record IN my Office,
j. RICHMOND, Clerk Of
District Court, lst. Judicial District
Coles BAsnFoRD, Atty. for PIT, / AT
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MILL.

The Quartz Mountain Mill is now in coz
pete running order, and the proprietors Y
prepared to furnish ali kinds OF lumber, ~ =
quantity, and at reasonable rates. We VIII y
deliver lumber at Prescott, or vicinity.
A. @. MOVES.
4..-l... GEORGE LOUNT.
Prescott, Nov. %, 1864. lou
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.
District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.

IHCOuUTC 4
VS..
Palaptne Robinson. .r..
To the above named Defendant
You will please take notice that tho above
named plaintiff has sued out of said court writ
of attachment against you for the sum of two
hundred and thirty three dollars, upon an ac-
count for an ambulance heretofore sold and de-
hyered to you; and that by virtue of said writ
of attachment the Sherif Of said District has
attached your property, and that unless you APP
pear at the next term Of said court, judgment
will be rendered against you, and your property
sold to satisfy the same. Ei af.a. as 4
Dated, August, a. D. 1864. otM "a &
i COILS BAsHFoRD, Atty for PlG.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.

District Court, First Judicial District,
.,f Arizona Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

BE itenacted by tlye. Legislative Assembly Tbs
Territory Of Arizons.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

May Term, A. D. 1894.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14
Legal Notice.

District Court, First Judicial District,
Arizona Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-12-14

AN ACT TO INCORPORATES THE ARIZONA HISTORICAL
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06

Iiapnears hat the troubles IN Christ Church,
in this place, cofinne, as Will be seer FroF2 CIia
following, signed 'Hpiscopaiiao 20 2, , which
appears in the Virginia State Journal
AS the difficulties in Christ Jhnzch have
/ not termnat ted, as we. Or nt EeGasI portion u
| lis mad hoped, but on the contrary assumed Q
more hostile aspect, and the c2tlzeCs Ct AaX-
! anora having In more than one instance sEzo7n
their incapacIty to govern themselves: | nt:15f
express my ardent desire TO see the Chufc1
turned over again TO The Military Goveraor OF
the city, and closed altogether za512er than
made The theatre Of such contentiorz as naT9
| been enacted tharon within the past seH
months.
a meeting vas heI11 in this Church 90 >lon
;lay, 2Sth ut, Tor the purpose Of elaetlne ! IS
try1n5n Tor the ensuing year. Alter 1nuof7
Wrangling and abuse and the use ot language
and iutrlgue that would do credit u oawc:y
house, two Vestrymen were declared elected,
the remainder Of the i've being 3 Sle vote.-
This know because / counted the votes on
either SIDE. On Monday, 4th instant. tIle CON
gregation agaz, met ior the purpose oT e!"ctlog
the five to constitute aegen IN ali CT the u1an
her of VestryD,en agreed upon. when tie
Oh airman OF the preceding meeting announced
that certain nr1rnber (six) had already EeaN
elected, and but one mere was neseasiIy.
Through the assistance of sone PreshTterlaas
whom the distinguished author Of ,Hude1Tas,
(Butlerl Will tell yo7l are always II tor quar-
rel, and others, who have no interest III tIe
Episcopal faith, Or any Other: oT @Ele la1Eon,
e1capt TO create contention, the f6poEt u
the Chairman was adopted by the congrega~
ton promiscuously assembled, when TIE canons
Of the Church mosS expressly ana eLlnilaIlc;'sly
declare that The oio 'estry shall % lnages q
the election and the qualification q VQEeTs. -
What is the result. One Church, two NestEy,,
no Rector. two congregations, each Or whlcEo
would but littla more than fill ons pew,
A petition has been presented to the y. ,.
Senate and referred to the District ComInlttee)
from large number Of citizens Of 'Tashing-
ton, including many prominent physicians, ASK
irg an appropriation for cleaning and tsftRsoy- =
ing the Washington Canal.
The Radicals have elected their candidate
FIR Mayor in ST. Louis, Mo, alter sharp and
close contest.
The town and county elections which took
r,]ace in Ohio on Monday show general results
in favor of che Republican candidates.
Rev. John Pierpont, who is seventy -Llne
wears Of age, and is yet in good health and 10
tbe nerfact y1gor of his mental faculties, has
met completed a work of almost as great LABOR
as .Jo} pson' $ Dictionary. In November, 1861
he began and in March, 1854: be hnlsnea a
DIGEST Of the Decisions aud Instructions OF
the II. s. Treasury Department to Collectors
If Customs, contained in Hfty four foI'o vol
n,nes. which he has reduced 10 one
: ;s renorted that TOUR new paddle steamers
| built of steel and Of great speed are ao'u'
70 leave Liverpool to engage IN running 5ne
,113o rho, ora named the Badger, Let
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06
PUBLISHED DA1LT) By
EDGAR S.N w DEN, IN.
xg,- Off [;;Il-No Jll4 King street, over
j. .on.,g, (forxu4s!y Erench's} Book Store.

l,sti,n Of taxes in Ehe i,ls;IyFectlonary dis
fr;ets. vas reported back from the Judiciary
Conlai5tee. Alr. PoweIl:s resolution requiring
Secretary Stanton TO transmit to the Selate all
orders issued from bis Department, or by Gen
erals III the army, 10 take possession OF church
e5 or houses, o. other property belonging to
Christian denominations, was rejected. Iaa
Joint resolution to amend the Constitution so
as to abolish slavery, came up in order, when
Mr. Johnson, Of Md, addressed the Senate al
length IN favor Of the resolution. At the close
of his speech the amandmen5 offered by Mr..
Davis Of Ky, providing that 40 negro, Or
person whose mother or grandmother was
negro, shall be a citizen Of the United States,
or be eligible to any civil or military Office, Or
place Of trust or profit, under the United States,
was taken up and rejected by a yoTe Of yeas
to 33 nays. An effort to put the bill on It's
final passage failed.
In tde House Of Representatives., bill was
introduced from The Committee on Roads aud
Canals, authorizing the construction Of two
bridges over the falls Of the Ohio-at Louis
yi1le--to connect the railroads Of Kentucky
With those Of Indiana and Illinois, The House
went into Committee OF the Whole on tie Ma
tional Bank bill, aud after several amendments
we're agreed to. the Committee rose and re-
ported the Jill 70 The. House. The discussion
Of the bill as amended was then resumed
Mr.. Steele Of New York, denounced the bill
as a great stride sowards the consolidation OF
Federal and State power in the hands OF the
Executive. The committee of ways and means
was instructed to inquire into the expedlency
ofreporting bill imposing an additional duty
On foreign wool,
On the ed Of March Gen. Banks issued q
military order at New Orleans providing for
che rudimental instruction OF freed negroes ~,
his department. The order constitutes Board
Of Education to consist of three members, who
are empowered to establish one OR more com
mon schools in every school district that may
be defined by the Provost Marshal General; to
purchase suitable plots and erect school houses
upon them; to employ proner teachers; to pro
vlde books, stationery, and apparatus; Go pre-,
scribe course Of study, aud to levy a school
tax upon the real and personal property with
IN each school district.
James Randolph, company K, l58th Penn
sylvauia volunteers, aad William Collins, com
pany B, 69th New York volunteers, both con-
nected with the army Of the Potomac have
been tried by conrt:martial upon the charge OF
desertlon they were fouad guilty and sen
Ieaced 10 be shot to death wish musketry;
The sentences have been approved and Will be
carried into effect on Friday, the 18th Instant
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At (eorgatoHn The .:'ert!a1Es sAT'' made n. ~
e1n IF y,o(y sE,o,li5! Ti1ag ;,a visited lyg s1ah
. caIamIsy. The ;aE1i2a.Gz.en hare oaIiis
their timber, ayd> osliess ii1s.. o4:Ean5 y Or
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train from At4S*'1'o' arkansas "!S'z ,@2'5'''
Mayors, was c$&L)S'1sS'>s '&'S~ 'S7H -
man gl1<7fii11ss'
The 5.?antat:oos seized by tho federal atf'or
,.;I, :, (,oc,rd;a an(, rf,e1sas parishes. I1ou.
s;a.7a. and leased to UrjoIisss, have been ST.
,;o,,s,z barassad bv the Confadorates. Every
,,laota;;on {hev have yisitecl-aud the number
:,o1.,5as ,ear1v 81! that have been brought
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06

TuE dircut..on now going un IN TIC political
newspapers ou the subject # peace negotiations ia
spoken u by both Rcrabii,ah and D1nocr'tic
newspapers as question likc'y to have an im.'f'
iaut effect upon the next P.es.icutl' election.
when President LtsCoLS slut the dor oi uc;ot.a-
tlou, rs bis announcement To whom IL iI.y con-
c,rn," tho Democratic press we've iutlnIt, anu tho
Republicans annoyed. nee then the SUBJECT has
bccn more deliberately cau,aercd by both parties
an We now ind good Republicans rcYuiiating
Mr.. LiNcOLN's manifesto, aud ARGUING that the war
IL not wagrd ia the Interest Il tie abo,touis,-,bu
expressly to restore tie Union and The supremacy
4 tie Constitute. Or tbs pint he COM
scryli.ye Republicans AMI pc'.o r1s agree
no entirely, ,hat the Icucr policy ot u
majority o the northern pcol uny hc rcaGilr &C.
crrtaiaci. shycry, at tho on rcab 10 Ne rc'cl-
iici wa. local institution. II is i,iA % local in
a..utior whore 1t exists II hu1 h,on pact ally
aiol shed wherever our .r.u.c3 e p"ucir1cf the
COnledcruie States and where uur soldiers have
not entlwpcd the 'pecul.nr Institution" II e. de-
moraliycl thRt tic rrt"'s have tut lille hope Of
restoring slavery Gt III. south. except ulecI ar
nn.oes that tho North will never lr w.iLrS 40
grant. The people in tho Nar;l urc prepared To
leave the voX,d question to be settled upon con-
Ni,utoua las.s. provided tie lthds Will lay
down thc.r arms and appeal 40 TIE e Institution
IA lr '.Lma,c r.aur--. II g. rirI'y rer-ousc To-
peace mon declare IN favor o. pcao on any o:le-
terms. and II ~ oluay foolish for the admirers oi
NJ. LrOoLS to b,icye that peace curuot b. oh-
ta.ncl without abo'ishing slavery. Pea IS pnss
bic whenever TIC arbitration Of tln Conoutltoa il
a. nealod 10, and the Pr !"r means taken y our
Government to op-n with the rebels nrs,tiat .ous
fot that purpose. Al the next election, tic North
, crn Ee1plc win lie called upon 10 beside ills cues
ton of Nc .otia,on. leaving the terms NJ peace 10
he sc,l,l Whenever a conference has been agreed
| to by both parties.