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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-05
State Of Maine.
YORK. IS.

YORK, IS.
To the Honorable Justice. OF the Supreme Ju.
d,eiAl Court next 10 be holden Mt Alfred. within
and for the County Of York, on the fourth rus'day
ORIN ", BlcKPoRp. OF North Berwick, In said
parts uASnovn, respectfully libels and gives this
honorAbls Court 10 he informed that no was Law.
nslly n.Ied y AID Lyds =, sc Ss !.
shlrs. ON or about the fifteenth day Of February,
A, d, 1875: that since their intermarriags your
libellant and said Lydia 4. cohsblied ~ has
that your iibellaut has, since said intermarriase
conducted himself toward said Lydia ~ IN Of
feciIonate and Aithfai husband. and made ample
iSs ns s ssa oa and WITH
ont cause on or about the hrst day OF Mach, A.
D. 1857, deserted your iibsllant. and has continued
her dessrtion ever since that time. Ana your IT.
Sositicu Ana sentiments Of the said Lydia q. are
Incompatible with domestic harmony.
Wherefore, and bccsass 10 10 reasonable and
proper. conducive 70 domestic narTsSy ssa S%
your libellant prays that's divorce ifom me oonds
OF mstrimopy between him, the said Grin W. Bick.
ford. and the ssid Lydia y. Btekford, nay % de-
"' ORIN W. BicKroRD.
uithoat N. State, and that she has no agent OF
attorney within this ss.is upon whom service Of
The proesss nay b made. z l.-.
psndsney Of this liesl, BY causlng The sane, and
90 ys.S.si. psSishsd q the Guy q Biadsis ss
s.s ssss g ss s'i: .ss =.
osrth Tuesday Of Nay, 1857, that The rsspondsas
nav In appaas bs1bfs The SsPrsas 1sdioiai
CoSrS osxt 70 DO holden st Alfred. within and ior
aid esaaty Of York, % the fsarth Tuesday Of
Nay, 1857. and answer 10 said libel.
l. RUFUS 2. rAPLEY,
3vis jus, Sup. Jsd. Court.
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GA landowner in Switzerland con-
victed Of putting water in his milk has
been sentenced to eighteen months imPr's-
ouDent, The loss Of civil rights, and costs.
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FOR SALE,

Alistory House, No. ~ Green st., containing
8 rooms. Said house 10 22x30 feet Win . good
cellar. and an l. 1918 feet. Connected there
with Is stable 22X33 feet. which can easily be
converted into one or two tenements. There 10
also good and well cultivated garden. aud
shade trees IN front. Also adjoining, on same
street, o tinuan's store, 1880 feet, with =
good cellar. which can also be readily converts
ed Into dwelling house. To this there Is =
static 2ix3 feet, With . good garden and
shade tree, In front. Also. one house lot al
joining, 50xi00 feet, all within Eve minutes
walk OF the mills. Alro, six acres 1t good til
lage land'ou the Hollis rosd. Terms ressons-
bic. Ioquire Of ,
wM. ANDREWS, on the premises.
Biddef0rd, March 20, 1867. 1871
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A DExocssrc CoSYEssioS.-Thc New

York World coniesses that:
"ln the Interior of the South, tho negroes
will lie brought into contact with c"rserva-
tive influences, and their temporary indoili
~ 10 rsad renders them impcrsious TO rsdl.
cal appeals through the press This 10 =
condition Of things which ought to DO i'm
proyed ,rhile u lasts.
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lsssI3
.H'OTICE.

T Have given my son, Charles darcy, his time
i 10 sct and trade for himself
Arer this date l shall claim none OF his earn.
ipgs and shall pay no debt OF his contracting. nor
10 he authorised 10 contract any debt upon my 40
count. SAMUEL ID. CAREY.
Witness, EDWIN d. SnirH.
6aco, Feb. ~, 1885,. 3wiS
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ny using this article, Ladies' and Gentlemen can
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offered TO tho American public. The Crispcr Coma
will bo sent 70 any address. sealed and post paid,
Tor 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
iy9 No. West Fayetto g., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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Murderer

Of The sKings Enyllsh." S35 pays for The fall
Commercial Course till graduation, tune unlImit-
Cd. Sos pays for board, Washing. Fuel, Lights,
Rooms |sHy furnished and cared for by servant,
and Tuition 10 Common English per term Of %
Neeks, The community
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There comcth glad tIdIngs Of JOY to all
To young and to old, TO great and to small
The bcauty which snce was 81 precious and rare,
Is free for all. and all may be fair.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
POLITICAL.
Ele ton Precincts for Yav-
apai County.

rHIIE Board Of Supervisors have establish
Il ed the following Election Precincts. and
appointed the following named officers Of Election
for the Election to be held on Wednesday, June 5,
1861 -
Prescott and vicinity, including Farrington's
and the Point Of Rocks. +. Blair Inspector
W. :. Little and James Grant, Judges. Election
at Capitol Building
Round Valley, including Mint and williamson
Valeys-M. Cnrnmins IDspcctor-J H. Lee aud
J. Gelson Judges. Election at lie, : house.
Skull Valley McDerwin, Inspcctor-w Gel.
son and &. C. Clark, Judges Election at Ehle's
house.
Kirkland Creek. Robbins. Inspector-P. Nc.
Ateer and ". Langley, Judges. Election at Uncle
Rob's house.
Date Creek-w. W. Copeland, Inspcctor-J. c.
Dunn and - Judges. Election at Leihy house.
Weaver. Bertrand. Inspector -
Judges. Election at Bertrand's store.
wickcnburg-A. II. Peoples, Inspcetor-J. W
swilling and b =. Howell, Judges Election at
Peoples house.
vulture Mlne--H. McCIinchey, inspector -
Judges
Agua Calienthe-H. f. Lindsey, Inspector -
- Judges. Election at Woolsey's Ranch.
Walnut Grovc-Rcber. McLoud, IHspoct0r-C
Geuung and I. Lambcrtson, Judges Election at
Cullnrnbe-'s house.
Fort MoDowell-P. NcCannon, Inspector
- whitlow and J. Green, Judges Election at
Green's house
Black Canon John II. Marion. Inspecior-C
Klotz aud c. W williamson Judges Election 81
Marion's Camp.
Beaver Valley and vicinity-T W. BOggs, In
spector-B. P. Dodson aud j. H. Dickson, Judg
e.. Election at Osborn's house.
Aqua PROV. r. Bassliam, Inspector-w Rice
and d. J. Lount, Judges Election At woolsey's
house.
Rio Verde. Melvin, Inspcctor--John Nor
wood and =. o. FredsricIs, Judges. Election Al
Pioneer home.
Big Bug aud vicinity, including Ticonderoga-
J X. Walker, Inspector-R. s. Osborne and C.
Weber, Judges. Election at Borgers Min.
Turkey creek-6. Brooke, Inspector C. Pc
terson and W c. DeRHison, Judges. Election Al
Bully Bucno Mil
Lynx Creek wm Pointer, lnspccior-J Nc
craekin and }. B. NcKinhie Judges. Election al
Frauklin's house
Sterling and vicinity. including Hassayampa-
W. c. Reed. Inspecior-J. g. Sheldon and W
Cole, Judges. Election Al Sterling Mil.
Postlo's Raneh-G Banghart. Inspector Benz
Weaver and J. NJ Brown. Judges. Election Al
Pos;ic's house.
Walnut Crsek-A. A. Bohlett, Iuspector-E NJ
Mccarthy and VIA. King, Judges Election Al
Boiictt's house
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
COUNTY con-
VENTI0N.

THE Democrats Of Yavapai County met
Il at Council Hall. Prescott. May 4. 1867,
fOr the purpose OF nominating their ticket The
following Is a report OF their proceedings
Cook was appointed President. pro tenn J
y bourke, See'y, pro TEN. The President APP
pointed the following Committee: Oncrcdentials.
membcrs.-on organization and order Of bust
mess.
Convention adjourned 10 meet AZ p m. at which
hour they re-assembled, and chairman Of commit
tee ON credentials reported 20 members duly elect
ed. Committee organization and order of busi-
ness reported through chairman-read and adopt
ed v J Cook was elected permanent President,
aud John 4 Dare, Secretary. The Convention then
nonlnaied-for Sheriff J Moore coun-
~ Recorder, John y. Bourkc; district Attorney,
Robert y fiatt for members Of the House OF Rep
resentatiyes A Rush, Cook, James
Giles, II Mathews, John 7 Dare, Allen Cnllnn'-
Der. Forcounty supcrvisors-- Christopher lIlg
BY, Cummins. For county Trcnsurer-Mm
Cory.
The following resolution wac adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Platform OF the Democrat
&c Party as promulgated by mass meeting OF
the party, held al Prescott In the year is", be'
and Il hereby endorsed BY this conve9ilop:
EDWARD ]. COOK Pres
JOHN r. DARE, secry.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
OFFICIAL.


nv RICHARD G. M'coRMicg, GOVERNOR or rms
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ANNOUNCING rur
APPoRTioNMENr or MEMBERS OF rur IL
GIsLATuREUNDER TnE CENSUS of 1867.
TO ALI WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
WHEREAS, under chapter XIV Of the Code Of
sal Territory and the amendment, thereto.
1T is provided that in the month Of March.
IN each year, the Assessor Of each County
in the Territory shall take census or enu
meration Of the Inhabitants thereof; and
WHEREAS, it is further provided that upon
such census or enumeration being returned
to the Governor, he shall, on or before the
first day in May, determine and apportion
the number Of members Of each branch Of
the Legislature TO which each county is
entitled, under such census or enumeration ;
and thereafter, and until another appor-
tionmcnt shall be made, each county shall
elect the number Of members so appointed
to such county and
WHEREAS, !; Is further provided that upon
such determination and apportionment be
ing made by the Governor, he shall issue
his proclamation, announcing such appor.
tionment, and the basis Of population upon
which the same is made
Now THEREFORE, in pursuance Of the duty
so enioined upon me, !, Richard G McCor-
mick, Governor of the Territory Of Arizona,
do hereby announce that, having received
certified copies Of the census returns for the
present year excepting for the county Of
Pah Ute, in the absence OF which have made
use Of those for 1860, and duly examined the
same, have made the following apportion.
ment OF members Of the Legislature, to which
each county is entitled and until another APP
portionmcnt shall be made each county viii
elect the number Of members so appointed tc
such county, viz:
The county Of Pima, four members of tn,
Council, and seven members Of the House
The county Of Yuma, one membs Of th,
Council, and three members Of the Honse
The counties Of MolIave and Pah-Ute 80
gethcr, one member Of the Council, and tw,
members Of the House.
The county o Yavapai, three members o
the Council, and six members q the House.
Said apportiomen, being upon the basis o
a population Of eight hundred persons to on'
member Of the Council, and 81 four hundre'
persons TO one member Of the House.
IL being understood, however, that while
in accordance with Law, this apfer,i.,.,Ha.en
Is made to include members Of both branche
Of the Legislature, there will be no cl, ctioi
Of member. Of the Council the present year
except to iill vacancies by resignation o
death--the members Of the Council bein;
cIluscn FOR two years.
Given under my hand and the seal Of sai
Territory, at Prescott, thi. first day Of Ma,
A. %. 1867, and Of the Independence q
the United States Of America the ninety
first.
RICHARD c. rCORMICK
By the Governor
j. T. T. CARTER,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
PROCLAMArION,
j. J.. T. CARTER,
Secretary Of the Territory.

DIV NitAhkb - VI hrHaA ifbs NHA+tiHE ga INC
Territory Of Arizona, designating the Of
f-e, to be filled at the General Flee
ton, 60 be- held on the fifth day
Of June, 1867
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
wHIRrss, unicr chapter XIV ii the Code
ofsaid Territory aud the amendments there
to, IL !. provided that there shall be held
throughout the Territory, on the first Wed
nesday in June Of each year, an election Of
members of the Legislative Assembly, and
such officers as may be required by law to
be chosen at such election, to be called the
General Election; and
WHERE'S, Il Is further provided, that it shall
be the duty OF the Governor, at least thir-
ty days before any general election, to issue
his proclamation, designating the offices to
be filled at such election.
Now THEREFORE, in pursuance Of the duty
cnjoined upon me, |, Richard c. Mccormick,
Governor Of the Territory Of Arizona, do
hereby designate the following Offices TO be
filed at the General Eiecti n, TO be held
throughout the Territory, on Wednesday the
fifth day Of June, A. ID. 1867, viz:
Eighteen members Of the Territorial House
Of Representatives, apportioned as follows:-
The county Of Pima, seven members Of the
House. The county Of Yuma, three membe z
Of the House. The county Of Mohaye, one
member of the House. The county OF Pah-
Ute, one member Of the House. The county
Of Yavapai, six members Of the House.
Also, in each county. members Of the Coun-
ell, to fill vacancies caused by resignation Of
death.
Also, in each county, District Attorney,
County Recorder, County Treasurer, Sheriff
one Supervisor, and two Coroners.
And in each election precinct, in each Of
said counties, one, and not more than two
constables, and two Justices Of the Peace
and in each precinct containing population
Of more than eight hundred persons, to be as
certaned by the Probate Court, one addition
al Justice Of the Peace.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Territory, at Prescott, this fourth day Of May
A. ID. 1867, and Of the Independence Of the
United States Of America the ninety first.
RICHARD G.. MCCORMICK.
BY the Governor
p. 7. CARTER,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

THE CULTURE oF THE GRAPE.-Dr. Henry
Hilgcr;, uf New Mexico, writes to the Agri-
cultural Department at Washington as fol-
lows:
Southern California, the whole Of the up
per valley Of the Gila, and the upper portion
of the Del Norte as far down a. the presidio
Del Norte, are entirely adapted Ia the ,ulti-
walton Of the grape In no part OF the world
does tbs luscious fruit flourish with greater
luxurianrc than in these regions when prop
eriy cultivated. Those versed IN the cultiya-
tion Of the vine represent that all the condi
tions Of soil, humidity and temperature are
united in these regions to pnoduce the grape
~ the greatest perfection. The soil, com
posed Of the disintegfated matter Of the old
er rocks and volcanic ashes, il light, porous
and rich. The lrOsts in winter are just sui
ficienuy severe to destroy the insects with
out njuring the plant, and the rain seldom
falls in the season when the plant is flower
ing, or when the fruit is coming to maturity
and liable TO rot from exposure TO humidity.
As a consequence Of this condition Of things,
the fruit when ripe, has a thin skin, scarcely
any pulp, and is devoid Of the musky taste
usual with American Craps.
The manufacture Of wine from the grape is
still in a crude state; although wine has
been made for upward OF century in III
Paso and is a very considerable article Of
commerce, no one Of sufficient intelligence
and capital to do justice to the magnificent
fruit of the country has yet undertaken its
manufacture. As at present made there is
no system followed, no ingenuity in mechan-
ical contrvance practiced and none Of those
! facilities exist which are usual and necessary
/ in the manufacture of wine on large scale
/ indeed, there seems TO be no great desire be-
/ yond that Of producing as much alcoholic
matter a possible. The demand for strong
alcoholic drinks has much increased with
! the advent Of the Americans, and in proper.
I ton as this demand has increased the wine
/ has decreased in quality. On one occasion
drank wine in Fl Paso which compared favor
ably with the richest Burgundy. The pro
duction Of this wine must have been purely
accidental, for other wine made Of the sans
grape and grown in the same year, wa
scarcely fit To drink. Cotton and corn grow
with luxuriance where water can be brought
to irrigate the soil, throughout the valleys o
the ella and Rio Bravo and upon the love-
Rio Bravo; and upon the Rio Colorado, be
low it, junction with the ella, sugar cane
hourishes.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
CmEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
DISTINCT or PRBsC0TT. A.. T.
Fort Whiuule Nav 18th 1867 \

Fort whipple, May 18th. 1867.
- EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be re-
- c.iyed at this office, until IL O'Clock. NJ.
Monday, June "a, 1857, Tor supplying the
United States Government, at Fort Whipple.
Arizona Territory, with three hundred 1901
tons Of Hay Of two thousand (2OCO) pounds
To the ton
At Camp Lincoln, Arizona Territory, with
one hundred (lO0) tors Of Hay, Of two thou
sand 10000 pounds 20 the ton
The Hay must be well cured and made Of
the best quality Of native grass. IL will be
subject 20 inspection and weight, and must be
delivered and stacked in such parts Of Fort
whipple and Camp Lincoln as directed by
the undersigned. The stacks must be care
fully built and properly raked of, to protect
them from the weather, and must be so ar
ranged As 20 prevent the Hay from coming in
contact with the ground, and TO afford free
circulation Of air under the stacks
The parties 20 whom the contract NAV be
awarded will be required, within forty-eight
(4s) hours after the acceptance Of the bids,
to give bonds equal 10 fifty (50) per cent of
the amount OF the contract for the faithful
performance OF the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied with =
statement signed by the persons offered by
the bidder as his securities, stating their will
lingncss TO enter into bonds in case the con-
tract should be awarded TO said bidder In
case Of firm making bids each individual
name must be written out.
The delivery OF the Hay To commence i'm
mediately after the approval Of the. contract
by the District Department and Division
Commanders, and terminate by the 3lsi day
Of December. 1867. No contract shall be con-
sidered in force until il shall have received
the approval of the District Department and
Division Commander
I A copy Of this advertisement Ia slip cut
from this paper) must accompany each pro
possi
/ Terms should be stated in I. s. gold coin,
I or the market value thereof in currency, at
date Of payment.
| Payment will be made in such funds "a
/ furnished by the United States for that pur-
pose IL on hand. IL not on hand, certified ac-
rounts will be given.
| Proposals TO be enclosed in an envelope and
endorsed Proposals for Hayfat Fort Whip
pie, A. T. and Camp Lincoln" and directed
TO the undersigned.
1 The Government reserves the right TO re
Jet all bids.
/ No bids will be considered unless the per
son making IL Is present. Bids from di-loya
parties, or those who have heretofore failed
/ to fulfil their contracts with tae Government
will not be entertained.
| The expense OF this advertisement to be
paid bv the successful bidders, pro rata.
Bids for any reasonable quantity will be
received.
I T. BtkER.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

NOTICE. In accordance with the provis-
~ ions Of the L. 5. Internal Revenue Laws.
Act Of July lSth, ISL paragraph 57--notice IL
hereby given that appeals concerning any errone-
Gus or excessive valuations, ASSESSMENTS, or emu
meTa,iOns, made In The annual iist OF taxes for
1861, IN the district Of Arizona assessed by the
assessor and assistant assessors Of said district.
viii be received and determined at the Office Of the
assessor In the town OF Prescott. county Of Yaya-
pal, and Territory Of Arizona, from the fifth day
June next, each day during business hours, until
the twentieth day Of the same mouth. And all APP
peais ~ the assessor aforesaid shall b-made in
writing, and shall speeiiy the particular cameo.
matter, or Thing. respecting which DECISION j.
requested; and shall. moreover, state the ground
or principle Of error complained Of
HENRY A. BIGELOW,
Assessor L. :. internal Revenue, Dis Arizona
Prescott, May IL, 1851. 10
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

,r,n IypiAys.- Capt Williams, with large
4, Of the troop. from Whipplc, is on a scout in
1 santa Maria and Williams Fork country, and
4 n, ant 10 catch some OF the Indians that have
In troobling the miners on the Fork.
H. learn that preparations are making for an
. ,rsive scout from Camp Lincoln, IN eonjunc-
Il .ith one from Camp Mcdowell, for the pur
\, Of destroying the crops Of the Apachcs.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
Dissolution Of CenarlnerShlp.

JNIIE interest and responsibility OF Mr. A.
l. r. Garrison, in the late firm Of A. +.
Garrison 4 Co. ceased on the l4ib day OF March,
1861. The usiDess formerly conducted Al Fort
Mason, A. T. will be removed and continued from
April 10Th, 1851, at Tucson, A T. By z. y. Fish
aud :. siiverberg, under the nrm narne and style
Of r. -. FISH a co.
T. " FISH & co.
Tort Mason, A. 7. March l4th, 1861. s-St
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AUMINIcI hAIUHS NUIIJE
ESrATE Of Domingo Gallo, deceased.
u Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed, Administrator of the above named estate, 10
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within one year from the
date hereof 10 the undersigned At the Office Of Mr.
r. Pistt, In Tucson, county of Pima and Territory
OF Arizona Tucson January :, 1851
ESTESEN 0CH0A, Administrator.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

nurER MfNrrRN, Esq. san Francisco part
of,he well known Colorado firm Of Geo. A.
! p.oB & Co died on the 18th Of March. The
i. Of all the California steam Navigation Com
Gy'. vessels N the harbor were pat al half mast
i vipturn was Interested in that company. and
I ID high in commercial circles. Capt. Wilcox,
San Diego. another member of the firm named,
u Eas recently stricken down by apoplexy, or
,abinc akin to IL, has recovered.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

Oasis N THE DEsERT.--A modern writer
Of eminence ventures the assertion that, with
care and protection even insrable territory
and sandy deserts, A. in Arabia and Africa
might in places be covered with forests, the
theory not being inconsistent either with ex-
perience or the deductions Of science. IL
fact many acres in the SciOta and Miami val
leys, in Ohio, are to-day covered with a
thrifty timber growth sufficient for fuel and
fencing, which 30 years ago, were entirely
destitute. II j. stated that timber is becom-
ing sUiii riently abundant Tor domestic use in
that State, where the land nj tine period ii
its settlements was without trees, aud, in
the ordinary parlance Of the times, was
known a. the harrens." The process Of
timber cultivation being now, in fact, silently
going on in the states Of the West a. well as
those in the middle ATTITUDES
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18

HE tLEcTIoS.-The tickets OF both parties in
county, aud the proceedings OF the conven.
4 appear in to-days MISKR. II has not been
4 asion heretofore to name a preference for
candidates. aud We see no cause to DO 50 Ia
instance Both tickets embrace many rcspon-
and wen known men, and will. we doubt
De heartily supported. We are unable to see
Importance of dfawing party lines in these 1t
'h'esis, and think II the candidates are good
hs' obedient TO the laws Of the General and
s'ioriai governments. Interested 10 The coun-
Ahd qualified for the different offices, 1t Is a
II Of irihlng importance who they wished for
Fuehi 10 lS'4, who they intend TO favor in
u what peculiar plan of reconstruction they
\ the wisest.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-05-18
Prescott T. Mohave Toll
Road Company.

NoTicE.-At a meeting Of the Board Of
~ Directors OF the Prescott and Mohaye
Toll Road Company. held a; Prescott on Saturday,
April i3sh. 1851, assessment Of Ten si0j dollars
per share levied upon the capital stock Of the
Company, payable immediately Al the Office Of the
Secretary.
W NJ HAKDr
Secretary T. 4 ". 7. X. Go.
Prescott, A. r April Is 1861. SCI