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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nENOPR PROTECTIVE DUTY is necessary to Sc
cure for PHAL0N'S MIGHT BLOOMING CE-
bEuS," q preference over Lubiu's Extracts
among coDnotsseurs in perfumes. The public
should.k low, however, that the called Lubi g
Extracts in this market are all domestic fm,ta-
tions. One bGttle Of the Might Blooming Oere-
us Is worth q gross OF them. Sold every where.
~BHEUMATISM OF YEARS STANDING
being daily cuTed nv few doses of MEP-
CALFE sGREAT RHEUMATIC Kennedy.
de Is cow s U. FORD, Agent.
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SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsE.-A Chicago dis.
ratch says One of the most interesting di-
vorce cases efthe present age is now pending
In the courts OF tins city. The parties are
Rev. Hart l.. Stewart, a young clergyman OF
the Presbyterian church, and his wife, Emile
Stewart daughter of Washington Smith a
wealthy and respectful citizen OF Chicago
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart married Miss Smith in
November, 1863, and after they had lived
nearly year together his wife told him they
must separate. and without gi wing an ex pIana-
tIon for her strange conduct, left him a heart
broken man, and returned TO her fathers
house. Since that day her forsaken husband
mas made repeated efforts, assisted by friends
and brother ministers, To reconcile his Wife 70
him. but without avail. He could not even
obtain from herself or father any expla-
nation OF her mysterious conduct. 1t Is
currently reported that the reason for his wife
deserving him was that he had committed sew
eral acts of plag iarism, often preaching other
mems sermons as his own, and that she felt
sadly disappointed at not finding her husband
so brilliant, intellectually, as she had supposed
prior TO their marriage.
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A CoNTRABAND NOT NUMBERED AMONG
THE RRLIABLE.-The Wilmington (Del.) Re-
publican OF Monday says: Two of our most
respectable citizens were terribly hoaxed by a
contraband few days since. He formerly
lived near Memphis, Tenn, and stated TO
several gentlemen, privately, that he had been
the confidential slave Of his master. and that
when the Union army advanced on Memphis
his master, with his assistance, had buried
S45,COO in gold; that he escaped North, and
soon afterward his master was killed. and none
knew the place of the deposit OF the treasure
but himself He applied in vain to several
parties, but at last succeeded in getting two of
our citizens TO go with him TO MemphIs, pro-
missing 10 remunerate them from the treasure
They accordingly started to Memphis with the
negro, who eat and drank Of the best; in fact,
lived like lord by the way, and arriving
there, went in the night with the negro TO dig
for the treasure in graveyard While they
were digging, the negro made some excuse to
get away from them, and then making a sud
den bolt. left them with their spades and
shovels, TO get away the best way they could
The operation cost the parties about 500.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
GASES,

Z tC, II.
~Full Information, with the higheu testimo-
mails also. Book on Special Diseases IN n sealed
eHretope, sentfree. ~ BE and send for them J.,
and you UtH not regret AZ; for, as advertising ply
sicians are gener trpOstors without fsysnces
no stranger should be trusted Enclose q stamp
Tor postage ard direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street, New York. no IL DkWly
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SASARlTAN's RooT AND HIRE JUIcEs-A posi- tive
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Sold by B. q. Ford. See advertisement my5
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warning and distraction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
pr. J sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
hon, PhiIadeiphia. Pa. aug L. sm
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
uOl FOB THE HOLIDAYW

sos siSrH STREET. sos
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
'KIDwELL d HENDERSON
would respectfully call the attention of heir
friends and the public to their large and we'll
selected assortment Of
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES,
OF the Latest Styles
Also, on hand a. large assortment OF
OIL CLOTHS. TABLE OOvBRS
BUSTIO BLINDS. PAPER CURTAINS,
F1RE BOARD PRINTS,
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Together With
CORDS AND TAssELs TO SUIT.
All OF which they are repaired TO cell at the
LOWEST CASH PhICES.
Remember the place,
sos NINTH STREET
Your doors above ID street, seaton Hall Building.
del82w
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Successor e =. =; Lsndon Co.,.eo
MERCHANT TAILOR, Nv
Metropolitan Hotel, late BrovnS, M
362 Pennsyi vania avenue
myl-n Washington, d. O.

xxHERE Is 1t. BUT FIsLEY'sg
BY HOwIIr BURNS.
where can get good cigsrs
Oh, come 20 me, quo finlsy.
Must walk or take the car
As ysu please. que rfnlsy.
Do yeu Keep the Golden Leaf?
Indeed Dc 4. QUO FINLEY.
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Are they meTe-shAms, made 70 soh
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Bsr In No. ass . TH srhEEI, near n.
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i 'AN 372E STREET, ~
Between 10Th aud IIth streets, n =
MONEY LOANED sn Gold and Silver Watches,
JeNeITy, Clothing. &C &c. IN naNov.N
ee Licensed Pawnbroker.
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PERSONAL.

HRs CURTIS IRVING, Clairrcyast, and Tsss
lfl Medium, will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future al her once, 420, nsrth
eide Of Penn avenue, bet seen 4a and stu streets
Once hours from to q. m. snd TO p. N.
de 10 Inn
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THE CROCHET COLLAR BOOK MhS
RayLs Knitted Lace Collar boos' noe n az ~
Eu!ttisg Beck, Mrs Gsugsins INIT SHAW ans
: s-f Eaok Mrs Gaugain Crockst Baby Zap
Boa The Greek and Ronsn Lac so9n, Wssts, NE As
kaftt.rs Book: ar, Cony's Art OF Dressmaking. q.
NN-' FRAHCK fAYLOk,
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u A. CROGIHS
AND sKArORIAL HEAD QUARTERS,
Dsler in Imported Cigars Also. the following
brnds of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Puff,
Reert Burns sc. I also keep fne assortment Of
To.cco, Mserschaum and BriaT W ood fipes, and
large assortment OF the finest and best
skTEs. oe 40 IN,
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increased advantages and facility in the exami ma
iion Of my Stock Of Goods, have fitted, at much
trouble, large apartment In the second story !,
directly over my Store, where We will at all times
take great pleasure In waiting upon those who may
IA vor nae with a call.
Ladies who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited to make their selections a. early
- convenient. de IA tjal
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DR. WwLE. LE.o...,,,,.vs,c,,y
frank N. sIRLNsFIELD,, non

Il CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
Collects Rent-, Debts and Claims of all kinds.
Business plar ed in his hasds receives prompt at
tehtiOn. References given Ifrequired-
Once OH 9Th street, above Pa. avenue; resi-
cence sol street, between 9Th and 10Th.
EB.-OrdeIs by mail promptly attended TO.
IA Inn
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II o L IDAY GIFTS!
If yen wish TO give your friends q useful and
valuable Christmas Gift, call and examine the
FRENCH CORsETs
imported by Mrs. STERN.
eatisfy yourself by coming immeaiat ately to Mrs
eTERHB Hoop Skirt Factory and Corset Depot
512 7th street, bet. d and SITS de -tJsnl
BEAUTIFUL BOUAUETs. FLOWER BAS-
DkETS. HANGING BASKETS, OaRISTMAS
TREES &C. ct JOHN sAULS, l46 9TH street,
opposite q. 8. Patent Once de l9 -so6t
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From old and young, from rich and poor, frol
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice
praise for
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All will ind 1t greatly TO their Interest,"
TO examine these superb Instruments be- ~"
fore purchasing any other. UtHII
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroom, No. 49T
llth street between Penn "a avenue and street
A select assortment Of new aud second hand In
struments, including . ChURCH ORGAN, for
sale a iSCest fsSt.Ty pI,1es and on easy terms
No I'm ~-0~~'~N
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No. 319 Seventh street, corner OIL.
O.u and examine my stock and you will be
att ed that my gosds aIe very cheap and very
,esirsble, considering Quaiity :,
Lasfipe CATERS and Balm orals for Ladies' and
lisses will be sold at astoni shingiy low prices.
bots and Shoes for small children at half price
DRAELs CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE sr0RE.
lei 379 Seventh street, corner Of L.
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MIhCE MEAT of excellent quality.
1vl n w. BURCHELL.
Corner l4th and streets.
de- 10 under Ebbftt House,
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24
lfEMORIAL

Asking adt Ne t,ari of laad in ne bad y ne
Colorado rice. es7A.at,e Ffgt Yaa4a b attacked
q ne Territory y driyosq.
To the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States in Congress assembled:
Your memorialists, the Legislative Assem-
bis Of the Territory of Arizona, respectfully
represent. That by the treaty Of fiuadslupc
IIidslgO, between the United States aud the
Republic Of Mexico ratified in lsis, the boun-
dairy line between the two Republics should
consist Of a straight line drawn from the mid
die of the Gila river, where il unites with the
Colorado river, 20 point on the coast Of the
Pacific Ocean, distant one marine league south
of the soLtheInnost point Of the port Of San
Diego; that in pursuance Of said treaty the
boundary line was run by the commissioner
appointed by the two Republics for that pur-
pose; that in running the line according e.
the said treaty, the said boundary line crossed
the Colorado river nearly two miles south Of
the mouth Of the ella river, leaving a tract
Of land consisting Of about one hundred and
fifty acres, south and east Of said rivers,
thrown into the limits OF the United State
beyond the Colombo river, which separates
IL frvm every other portion Of their territory
that when California was admitted into the
Union as State n 1850, it was admitted
with the same boundary ON the south as de
clared in her constitution, that was specified
in the said treaty q Guadalupe Hidalgo, anC
run by the commissioners aforesaid, the Colo
RADIO river separating the small tract Of Land
before specified from the remainder Of th'
state.
Your memorialst further represent that
the organic act Of the Territory Of Arizona
approved the oath day Of February, 1868, de
elared all that pert " New Mexico situate,
west ola line running due south from tn
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AgrnoRfrYI
LAWS OF ARIZ0NA,-ls65
aoo7TEo sr Tf sfrosD Ifelqlrlyr isstrgIT
IDINT RFSllLNII0A

dutkoriTisg ~ H9aonsi@s Richard C. Nc
niek, STrrtary rad dc'isq Gpuy'uor y ~
Territory. 70 tge-srr oas hgssBaa di7.sss
Writ = ia- beats ~ ~ Tseri,sr1al Las=ry.
BE IL resolved by ;hr Legislative Assem- bis
OF the Territory 81 Arizona
SEcTIox !. Honorable Richard C. MrCor-
mick, Secretary and Acting Governor u the
Territory, j. hereby authorized and requested
20 procure one thousand dollars worth 81
luw books CIR the Territorial Library, tbs
payment Tor che same % be made fryan the
Congressional appropriation % th- library
fund Of this Territory.
JAMES :. GILES
Speaker Of the House u Representatives
HENRY A. BIGELOw,
Presi3cnt - the Council
Approved December 80, ls6s.
RICHARD q. MCCORMICK
A true copy q fbc original on hle In my
aEHcr HENRY " FLEERN
Assistant Secretary of the Territory
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24
JOIYT RESuLrTfON

Eaporering Hoa. cha -Ra1lf,rd, 4iiarafy Gen
erai, 70 cgiis1 ne ralHr " rrgfais IsFfiogl-
al arsFs aaf aslsaasfiga, wiicl weff d,liecgc8
% Eaiiam S. Owyy ~ Li,aissant Coload
Theodore 4. C0eth, a. apgsan fsoa 1s ne
ostga n sasd HNiaa s. Oerg.
BE II resolved BY toe legislative Assembly
ct tbs Territory - .tTiTSTiiz;
That Hon. Coles Bashford Attorney Geo.
eral ofthe Territory, be and he !. hereby au-
thoriEed and empowered commissioner with
tut power to cpiiect ami recrive from ssld
Curry the sum 81 one thousand and ninety
i've dollars, this being the estimated value n
one hundred ard i've muskcfs and eighteen
thousand rounis Of ammunition, delivered 70
him a. Is shown by his receipt, AMI which
was the property Of the Territory Of Arizona,
and 60 pay sad sum when collected forthwith
into the Territorial treasury.
JAMES 5. GILES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
HENRYlA HGELOW,
President OF the Council
Approved December .. 1905. >.
RICHARD q. Nc 0RMlCK.
A true copy Of the original on file in ms
Office. HENRY w. FERJRY,
Assistant SECRETARY Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24

LgalisL,g cectain ActaDrie@gmsHis n Deeds
aad o'ler OGcil acts of e. w. C. KOrd as
COmmisyi0ner Cf Deesis for Caiyonia, resd-
ing IN ArisOHa I,rit0g
BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory Of Arizona:
SECTION l. All deeds or other instruments
requiring to be acknowledged by law, which
may heretofore have been acknowledged
before G.. w. g. Rowell, Com
missioner Of Deeds for California,
residing ia and appointed for this Ter
ritory, previous and up 10 the time that
proper officers authorized By law to take such
Acknowledgements were duly appointed and
qualified in Mohave County, be aud the same
are hereby declared TO DE a. valid and bind
ing Cor all purposes a. though taken or exc
cutcd by any person duly qualified by law to
take such acknowledgements a. an officer u
this Territory, and al such instruments 40
acknowledged shall be a. valid for ell purposes
As though executed by any such other officer.
.. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after IT. passage.
JAMES 5. GILES.
Speaker q the House Of Representative.
HENRY A. BIGELGW.
President 81 the Council
Approved December y, 1865.
RICHARD g. MCCORMICK.
4 true copy q the original on hle 10 my
Office.
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the third Monday IN October. In the county
Of Mohaye, on the fourth Monday in Nav
aud the first Monday IN September. 10 the
county Of Pah-Ctc, on the second Monday in
August.
3. Az writ, process and other proceed
iHgs heretofore issued and pending in said
courts respectively, shall be rcturnablc toand
continued in said courts at the terms fixed by
this act, and shall be proceeded with and
have the same force and effect ~ II they were
made returnable thereto. The District Judge
la and for the Second Judicial District is here
by authorized ana required a. appoint clerks
Of such court, 10 reside one in Yuma county
one IN Mohaye county, and one IN Pah-Jte
county, who shall each give the bonds re-
quired by law.
Z. Whenever District Judge has been
or shall be appointed 10 fll yacancy in this
Territory, he is hereby a signed TO the dis
uict Of the judge IN whose place be has been
appointed.
3. That section seven 81 chapter forty
five 9th Howell Code. entitled "Of Courts
of Justice Ia general and their Jurisdiction
aud sections four, five and six % chapter for
ty-f0ar entitled s. Of Judicial Districts. As
signincni Of Judges and terms uf Court, are
hereby repealed and all acts aad parts 81
acts inconsistent with this act.
>. THIS act shall take effect and he in
force from and after IT, passage.
JAMES. 5. GILES.
Speaker d be Iio'sse ~ Rcpres aiatiYes.
HENRY g. BIGELOW.
President 81 the Council.
Appr0ycd December ~ 1903
RICHARD & MCCORMICK.
A true copy Of the original on file in my
Office.
HENRY W. FLEURY,
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24
HENRY W. FLEURY,
Assistant Secretary q the Territory.
in 1t


in dff
Grnl6ig eacs n als,nes 70 he Taviiovioi
Tftaraffr.
b 4 enacted bv the legislative Assembly q
the Territory q ArinoHa
Srcrtos J. That John 7 Aissp, Teuitoi-
81 Treasurer, - and BE Is hereby granted
leave - ai,scncc for the term a thrce months,
during the tear one thousand eigat hundred
aud .i1iy-six. The time 10 De chosen by
bin. between the first dav 81 MsEeA 40. ;ssss
iirs, siaY 81 Deecmbcr. Pptak8, That be-
shall leave q deputy in Ais oGie aUd shall
49,. s...:-- :. -. 81 = latter 4 AK
time 81 he departure.
JAMES = GILES,
Speaker ~ the Hause n Representative.
HENRY A. BIGEL0W,
President - tie Counted.
Approved Dccesnhcr ~. lsil5.
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK.
4 true copy u the original on fiae 20 my
Office.
HENRY " fIEURY.
Assistant Secretary ~ the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24


Mr. WHITE, postmaster, addresses us a long
communication, hilcd with extracts from the post
Office laws, 10 prove that he had no authority TO
delay the mail on the morning following the adj.
journmcnt Of tho Legislature. We take his word
for it, although the information upon which We
based our remarks In ile last number We consid.
cred trustworthy. We differ with Mr.. White a.
to the nature of the appeal made to him, and the
propriety Of the spirit IN which II was received
lie ihtlmafcs that II simply to ohlige one in.
dlvidual---Mr. Mccormick This, ia view OF what
we know Mt. Mccormick has done for Mr. White,
should have had weight with him, but the appeal
was more than personal as Mr.. Mccormick let
ter viii show. Ia most respectful manner be
asked tho detention Of the mail until noon, or NJ
least until ten O'Clock that copies Of The several
memorials TO Congress- aud other documents d..
recied by the Legislature 20 be- sent 10 our Dele.
gate, might be made ready, which owing 10 The
adjournment Of the Legislature at II p. m, and
their late receipt BY Mr. Mccormick, It wa lfnpos.
sible to have copied by seven and bali O'Clock In
The morning. The request was not for Mr.. McCor.
mick's personal accommodation. for he had no
private letters 20 :sa. Ia; FOR the accommodation
Of the Legislature and the Territory, q most reas-
enable one, formally made in writing, to which
Mr.. White gave an abrupt, yrrtalrcply With all
respect for Mr. White. whom We certainly have ne
wish TO inlure, can but think that II be had lcn
disposed 20 obllgc be could have done -. Where
there Is viii there 4 a way. and MF. White coald
have found it without violating the spirit, " IN.
decd the letter % the law Mr.. Giles, who has
been law maker, and Il known a. law abiding
citizen. had no trouhle In keeping the mail here
until noon on Moaday, aud DO not hear tina, BE-
was ever taken 20 tack Tor a. Mr. Whites talk
about violating his osih and mourning the dl.-
pleasure % the contractor and 81 the post ofilcc
Aessastsset.. = .sss. 10 POSTMASTER . ssssy -
- ss:-ss - - ss-sa;,ir -ssi rc,s-ii,ir an art
Obtaining the mai FOR two hours once IN twelve
months. aud that to accommodate tic Geyeiuof
and Legislature o. The Tculioy
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24
HENRY W. FLEURY.
Assistant Secretary Of the Territory.
ANACT

An ACT
10 FIR he tine Il holding Rs trims Of he Sa-
Prenle AID Dis'rict Cpnas
BE i enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Arizonas
SECTION |. There shall Ic term Of the
supreme Court held at the Capital of the
Territory each year, commencing on the
fourth Monday in October, and 10 continue
until all the business Of the Court shall be
disposed Of.
2 The terms Of the District Courts
shall be held as foilows In the. county Of
Pima, on the first Monday in March and the
third Monday in August. In the county Of
Yuma, on the firt Monday in April and the
third Monday in September In the county
of favapai, on the first Monday in May and
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~ act

~ dCT
Granting isare q 1bsesr % ~ Cosnfg ReevR-
e. q ne C5saty = farrDaL
Be IL enacted hy tl.. legislative Assembly
81 the Territory 81 Arizona:
SEcTIoS !. That y, g Christie, County
Recorder q the County 81 iasaJAi be and IS
hereby granted leave Of sb.encc for the peri
Oh Of four months during the year one thous-
and eight hundred ana siXty-sig; P.Onifff.
That said +. q. Christie leave q deputy in
his stead.
:. Inns act shall take effect and be IN
force on the first day Of January, 8. y. 1880.
JAMES ;. GILES.
Speaker Of the House of Representative.
HENRY A. BIGEL0W.
President Of the Council.
Approved December 80, lSG5.
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK.
A true copy of the original ON file in my
Office.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24
HENRY ". FLiCRY,
Assistant Secretary 81 iAe Territory
~ T

AZ ACT
Firing ~ Et. u Pat5ie OG1u "a CaroHcg,
ai.d p50rifisg yfor ne PaalsA@e,st y iioia-
figa d,eeef
BE Il enacted 10y the legislative Assembly d
the Territory ~ Arizona.
sEcrlos ]. That al leea Il Tgva. District,
County and Territorial officer. u the Tcru-
tory Il Arizona. shall be collected and pad
ia cnnency, treasury, o. legal tender u0ies
u the niied States.
2 That any oliicer aforesaid. demanding
OF cxacting his fees 10 ooin, &C. gold 90 silver,
shall he deemed guilty ~ ms-deincsnoF.
and upon conviction Thereof. .hall l,e punish
ed by Imprisonment IN the ooaHty iail, not
exceeding thirty days. ~ 81 lHe noi exoccd-
ing I've hundred dollar hy is,A esiiii itiIs
AMI Imprisonment. IN rhc dsoviiaa % fse
rgfgTT. ann uVuu ~1scrr sri-,-is.
sball lpc declared 10 h. saeAns. snd & shall b.
the daiy ~ tie Governor q said Territory,
ihereupea,. ~ gu such vacancy ~ appoint
meut.
So This so shah take eject Hni he IN
froc lg0m and after ~ Iassagc.
JAMES = GIiEs,
Speaker q the Haasr ~ EzGaecngsfiYcs.
HENRY a. NiskioN,
prssidrnt u far EuunaL
Approved neaeuiler - l,ss.
RICHARD q. MCCORMICK.
4 ,rBe olfy u tse original on Ele ID nay
oiiioe.
HENRY ". FLEtRY,
I. q a - -
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24

GENERAL McDowHLL.--As We 60 10 press Gen
eral Mcdowell and party, although they LEFT Los
Angeles on the eth instant, have not arrived.
Unless they tatry on the river longer than Is ex.
pected, they must be here In day or two. By
tine desire of our citizens, tine General viii be for
maly received at the Legislative Hall ut noon on
the day following his arrival at Fort Whipplc, and
the Acting Governor viii make a brief address 10
him, setting forth the military necessities Of the
Territory. ..a
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WE regret to notice some OF our e''1'a 49, aza
Down, for hrewood, part OF the irees =" :, ~ no c
me trees ought TO be preserved ior Il now guy
Sown wears will pass before they can DC rep'aeed
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24

surnur BoURKE, who l- f1s, recovering from
II. vo,pd.. has taken the Prescott Hotel, and
atoml.es to keep it in fret rate style. Bourke
NOV a good deal, and we shall he surprised u
r@ docs not knou how 10 keep hotel His family
Has arrived
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-24

MKssns BoBLKrr & NonwooD nave i,'''eu n,' Wv
uon,czuma Restaurant, aud viii Keep 'hN ,''ins
house hereafter Williamson and o'es VII, soon
-,.,ar,enee putting in a crop on their ranch Oe'o"