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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
An act in addition To an ict approx
ed November 10, 1868, relating to

An act IN addition 10 an ict approx
ed November 10, 1868, relating to
Teachers Institutes.
Ia is hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. l. There shall bepaid to the
Secretary of the Board of Educa,
ton. in addition TO his salary and.
expenses as now provided hy law,
such sums as he sllall.actually pay
for assistance in holding Teachers
Institutes not exceeding thirty five
dollars for each day such Institute
is holden. the same to be III lieu OF
the appropriation now made for that
purpose, and to be paid by the
Treasurer on the allowance and or
der of the Auditor Of Accounts.
See. >. No Teachers Institute
shall be holden for longer period
than five days.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts OF acts
inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act are hereby repealed.
See. 1 This act shall AXE effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov Is, 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE.


CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE.
No.
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- pai.I,.. fII n,n,o
Nii5cn name, If a viaowl
to. Place Of residence,
II. Ace.
u. Number of marriage,
13. Place of birth,
"a FATHERS name.
H. Mothers name.
The parties above named were
ioiupd in marriage at by me. this
lay of \. y. IS
Attest.
And it shall be the duty of such
iuSrjrrs of thc ueace, minister Oh
other person authorized 10y law tC
so,cmniac the mnrringo ritc, TO &c
ceiye such certificate from the hands
of the party 10y him to be joined II
matrimonV. aud complete the SAME
hy hlling any blank remaining there
in when so received 10y him, anC
81 II add the date Of marriage au'
/ hi, official signature thereto, an,
shall return said certificate. to IN
town or city clerks Office of tn
town whence such certificate issue'
within ten days thereafter: am
every such person who shall pcriorr
,lp ceremony of marriage, IN an
ease. without first requiring an
obtaining the certificate herein b'
fore described, or who shall ne4Ie(
or refuse to make such retur"
manner and form heiein before pr
IS yidrd. shall be liable toa fine Oi Il,
+. less than ten dollars for each oiienc
i to be recovered on The complaint
p, Grand Juror of such town or cit!
.ud il small be the duty of >u,
GRAND Juror, on notification
wrjf;ur 10 him directed by such TOW
or city clerk Of the town where
- s,rb NEGLECT or refusal shall hH
taken mace. to prosecute all Su'
ra>es to effect.
- SEE. .. Section four of chapt
seventeen of the General Statues
/, hereby 81 amended as to read
I'd follows:
The clerk of each town or ci
- shall. upon application Of any p
SON to him, made for that purpo
issue to such person maria
cerfiticate.Whic shall be in the 70
nrescribcd in See. of this act, a
If fine time of the issue of 81
certih ate he shall make entry the
on nf fine names of the parties
y thc marriage in all eases; ana 81
'in dn also enter such other data as
d. plrt of the record of marriage
ch, then practicable, ana suaii a'
, same time make record thereof
o'' book prepared for such purpose
W For making such certificate
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

Visit the sick, the widow and the
fatlcrlrss this is one part oi thaI
religion which is pure and undeii''
al
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

cover from the person unlawfully
selling or furnishing any such liq
uor as aforesaid, all damage or loss
sustained in consequence of such
injury, in any court having iurisdic-
ton in such eases, and overture or
infancy shall be no bar to proceed
ings for recovery in any cise arising
under this act.
Sec. l.. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 16, 1859.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
An act to regulate railroad cross

An act to regulate railroad cross
ingS.
n is hcreby enacted, dc'
Sec. /. When amy railroad shall
cross any highway in this Stdtc,ahd
such crossing may be considered
unsafe or dangerous to the public,
three or more treeholdcrS III the
town where such highway is sltuat.
ed may make application by petition
in writing to the Supreme Court III
session for the county III which Such
highway is situated, and the peti-
tlon. with a citation for that pur-
nose. shall be served on the corpor.
/ alton of the rairood so crossing
such highway, and the town III
which such crossing is situated, at
least twelve days before the session
of said court: and the court shall
appoint three disintereSted ireehoia
rrs to be commissioners to inquire
whether said crossing is unsafe OF
dangerous to the public. and whetll'
er thp same can be 50 made bA
changing the location or otherwise
~ that said railroad may eros
either obove or below the highway
or otherwise render such crossing
safe for the public
See. .. The commissioners shal
rive notice to the petitioners ana th
railroad corporation interested, an
t,e town in which such crossing
, s,,untcd. of the time when the
:, shall make inquiry and hear u
, parties: aud on the report OF sut
, commissioners the court shall hay
full power to order what shall
! done, aud to make such further o
- dcrs for or against either the pet
i, TONERS, the railroad company or Il
4 town, aud apportion the eNpens
!, and tax costs as shall be Just u
4 tween the said parties, ana n''
issue execution therefor. :.
4 Sec. 3. If in the opinion OF I
- commissioners the highway sho''
be altered, the commissioners sh
proceed in the same manner ha
:, ilc same powers aud perform
- same duties as commissioners
~ highways in laying ont OF a'''''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1863.

An act in amendment CT chapter
twenty four of the General Stat.
utes. entitled "Of laying out and
diScontinuing highways and
bridges
II is hereby endcted, dc.
See. /. Section one, nineteen
forty flour, ntty TWO, tiftN four hity
five. sixty four, sixty FIVE. sixty SIX
and siAty seven of chapter twenty
four of the General Statutes, are so
altered and amended as to author
lzp the Sclcctmen of towns, and the
county aud Supreme Courts, IN pro
rcrding under the provisions OF said
chaptcr, to order bills to he graded
and surfaces to be graveled upon eN
isting highways, as well as upon
new Highways.
Sec. =. This act shall take eiiec
from its passage.
Approved Nov. IL, 1863.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An Act in addition to section nIne,
teen of chapter eighty.three oi
the General Statutes, relating
to the rcappratSal of real estate
in certain cases.
II is heyeby endctcd, dc.
Sec. /. Whenever 1t shall ap'
near to the listers of any town or
core in tins State that there mas
been large depreciation III the val
ne of any real estate III Sald town
or gore by reason of fire, Hood oi
other accident, they may apprals'
the same, and make suitable dcdnc'
lions therefor, from the list of per
sons liable to pay taxes thereon.
See. .. An acts and parts of act'
inconsistent with this act are mere
by repealed.
Approved Nov. lG, lSGo.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
Approved Nov. lG. 1869.

An net in amendment OF section
thirty.threc of chapter eIgh'y,io''i
of the General Statutes, en'''''"
"Of collection of taxes
n is hcreby enacted. Ne. .
See. /. Section thirly.three OF
cbnptcr eighty four of the Genelal
statutes is hereby amended 50 as to
read ~ follows; .,
Sale of lands of none'reslden'S
for taxes may he made at any time
between the twcnty.iitth DAY ol
Scptember and the first day %
March following.
Sec. .. This act shall take eliec'
from its passage. .a
Approved Nov 10, lS0o'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An act in ADDITION TO section seven
tyninc of chapter twenty .1ohr OF
the General Statutes, entitled 'ol
LAYING out highways and bridges
1t is hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. /. Amy town i'll the State
may authorize tbeir selectmen to
unite with the selectmen Of any
other adjoining OF contiguous towns
whether such other town be III tins
.Jta,e or any adjoining State, III
purchasing any real estate, ease
ment or franchise Of any bridge OF
ferry corporation, when in then
Judgment the public good requires
a public highway at or near the place
occupied by such bridge or ferry.
See. ,. This act shal! take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1863.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An act providing for taxing stock
in trust companies aud other mon
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03
Approved Nov. l6, lSGV

An act tu ancnd section one OF chap'
terscventy oneof the General stat
utcs. relating TO the rights OF mar
ricd women.
II is hcyoby eaac'ed, dc.
Sec. /. Section one of chapter
seventy one of the General Statutes
shall br so amended as to read rs
follows: When any married man
has abandoned his wife, and has rot
made sufficient provision for her
maintainancc, if the wife is OF TIE
age of eighteen years, the supreme
Court may, on ner pctltioii' au'loi
ize her to sell and convey her rtaI
estate or any part thereof, ana alSo
any personal estate winch Shall u,
the time have come to the husband
by reason of the marriage,and wliicll
may remain in the state undlsposed
of by him. a.
Sec. .. This bill shall take effect
from its passage. ..
Approved Nov. II, 1850.
An act regulating the establishment
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An act regulating mill and other
dams.
II is hereby enacted, etc.
See. /. The county court at any
stated term thereof, or the assistant
Judges of the same at any tline be
tween the stated terms thereof, Oh
application made to them III wrillns
lhy any person or persons owning
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An act to amend section five OF an
act entitled An act authorizing
towns to establish central schools.
IT'S hcreby enacted, Sc.
Sec. /. Section five or an act en-
titled An act authorizing towns to
establish central Schools approved
November 2l, 1861, is hereby 50
amended as to read as follows: II
the sums received for tuition are not
sufficient to maintain such central
school. and pay the expenses incur
red. for such number md length OF
terms as said prudential committee
Shall direct, then said prudential
committee may assess a tax on tlit
Grand list within the limits OF SAID
central school district for the balance
required to pay the eXpenscSoI Sal'
/ school. and issue a warrant 10 tll'
collector of taXeS,authOrlzing HIM t'
collect the same; and the metea an'
bounds of such central school dis
,rlct shall be fixed by amy tow
meeting, legally warned Tor ina
purpose. a.
See. ,. This act shall take ciiee
from its passage.
Approvcd NOV. lG 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-03

An act regulating the establishment,
and maintenance OF depots a'o
stntops on railways,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

JouS C. CAMPBELL. of Campbell & BuIam has had several lots fenced In on the north side of tbe town.siie, and intend. planting large num- Der Of fruit trees. and we hope every man who owns a piece Of land ia ihe country will do like Wise Had we planted fruit trees four years ago, as we ought to have done, we need not now be dependent on California Tor apples. etc.
 A LETTER from A. O. Moves, of ihis place. who Is now Ia San Francisco. states that c. c Ccnung former citizen of wainut Grove, in this county. is on his way here with means to work the Mont gomery mine. We are glad Of ihis. The Mont gomery is one of the richest mines in ,he coun. try. We have known 1t to produce as high a. $500 to the ton. when worked ia an nrasira
 A TRrioHr train consisting of five wagons be- ging to Chennw,h & Renter, and Y. A Ste phens, arrived in town from the lover Agua Trio. Tbursiay fast, with corn belonging ;o T. W. Boggs and other farmers Of tha, locality. This train has for several weeks past been en- gagged in hauling grain for | c. Dickson, to Camp Verde.
 RrcEvrrr, as the train Of Cbenowlh < Renter yas going from the AgaA Eric 10 Camp Verde. Mr Chenowfh wcnt od the road e kin q deer. saw one wounded it and " hile following it up. came across fresh Indian tracks He ihen turned back 10 bic wagons. when the Indians commenced shouting al hia from thc bills. Had be followed lhe deer up, the Indians might have taken him in.
 WE are indebted to Henderson Co.,. for . copy Of Langley's Pacific Coast Almanac and Year Book of Fscis.1 work which coaialus a vass amount of useful information They have t for sale
 GrxrEais Dcyin and Alexander arrived e, For. wAipple. from the Southern part of the Territory. Wednesday last They ~iIi remain bere but a short lime.
 wE rrrrr. 10 ieam thai Chaplain Blake. of ] Camp MeDowell. has become partially demen.ea ! lt s sa.i tbai reason has almost desesteI him. HmEtVrgu. we learn. fbc rpa.l from wieken. burg will be carried ria Camp Date Cheek. Kirk { land and Skull Valleys. Q Prescott. Instead oi by Wsiaat Grove. as heretofore. An escort ol soldiers viii guard it
 ss==:. =.:=:sk l;; I;sAi=s.s shs .=il. sail .. rounding Of three eiiiEru. who accompanied il ihe probable mar'ler of MF Barnett. and ;hc eer tain mgrdev ef Joan iIowrn cause feelings oi angsr 10 rice in ;hs bosoms of oar people a-ainst ihe dasky sarngca of ihe Colorado and should lhcy persist in their heiIish aes ,he cry os '-Or ,o the i.eservaiion." may be raised. and kept aT nadl the he!lish brales arc swept out of exis ' lcnee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

THE srrRLfsc INcoRPoRATED.--The San Francisco Bulletin of the 9th instant, says:
 To-day, the Sterling Mining Company. to operate in the District of Ha.ayampa. Yava- pal county, Arizona, filed tbeir certificate of incorporation. Capital stock, S300OO0 5000 shares of SlOO each. The Trustees are Joseph Frank, Moses ROsenbaum and Chas. l. Hitch cock
 The above is good news for our people. The ineorporators are men Of character and wealth who, we feel assured, will inauyurate new era in mining matters here. In less than three months, our people may look for lively times, for 1t is the intention of the in- corporators of the Sterling to commence oper- ations, in the right way, as soon as possible. We can assure the company that in the ster- ling they have siHs a.ci 'eN pay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
Rally the system.

Aftrr dstnsc has been conquered. there Is s,ill the weakness that it leaves behind it Co bc remoY cd Conrairscrncc is a frdiogs aiilir IT the rn- leetiea and naccid Hneriee tho shatiered nerves tho waiery blood coald speak. they would cry for help. In too many cases such help as i- given thein is not of the right Kind. Tue fcry siimu- lsris of commerce do harm. They kiudle tenn porary flame, which Is mockvry. Their effect pssses and lbe last state of him wio uses them Is Norse thaa fbe hrrf
 Not such is the effect of HqsTrrTER's STOMACH BiTTrEs There is no drawbhck 10 their toning propcrfles. B1lsamsc plants and harks and roots contribute their restorative juices Co render this soothing aud strengthening preparation FRO TECTfyK md HrAfr DfsL agent lis basis is the oniY pure simuiant which has ever been produ erd containing 10 ft4sci oR or any other delete riaus element; The mos, careful and skiiifnl chemists have analysed ihe Bitcrs, and pronounce them harmless.
 This e scientific testimony; bot the testimony -of the hundreds of thousands who have cxpefi- enced the preventive and curative effects Of Che Great Ve7sfaJle 7oasc and liifsratire of modern tines is siii more conclusive In fe.sr and ague, dyspspsia. biIiionsncss. nervous complaints, gen eFal debility and chronic complaints it is az near
 s niAllibse anythlng in this iallible world can bc. Sold everywhere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Nor so-The San Bernar'lino corrcspon- dent of the Los Angeles slar. is in errsr when be states that forty dollars hundred has been offered ior four in Prescott this winter Flour has been scarce and dear here, but not so steep IS his informant asserted t 10 have been. Twenty-two dollars hundred was the highest price asked fordour this win ter. IL is now selling for SIS aud S20, and will be down to sl5 before long.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

VIE gather the following Items from lhe Los Angeles Say of the i5th:
 The county, yssferslsy, issued s7 900 moro bonds. due on the completion of another mile of the San Pedro railroad.
 Tae Etorm ,gRs very severe ou the beach on Weiness.ay, ,lie sind being more violent than has been noticed for years
 Tie remains of Mir. Peabody, who died ai the Indian Wells station, in the month of Angus. last. when on his way to Arizona, were brought to this city, by the brother Of deceased, and inferred on Tuesday, by the Masonic fraternity.
 The RepEbiieaA informs Es that company rg "boys in blue,H passed through the city from Wilmington, boand For this Territory, where, it truthfii!y remarks, their presence is much needed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Mtsos CLEsnEsls.-Ne werr n error, last week, in stating that this officer bad gone to the Agua Frio on hruiiur and fish ing excursion. Tbe Major called upon us ,be other day, and said that t was bis intention to prrss the red skins soon. He thinks in- fsntry can do moFc than cavalry in the coun- try between Prescott and ibe Colorado He Apprchends trouble with the river Indians the coming spring and summer. Says they arc the ones that have heretofore done mos, of the mischief ia this section The horses. fur nished the few companics of cavalry in tse country, the Major says, are foo small sud worthless for the service required of them, and until government furnishes the troops with larger and better animals, little need be expected from said troopers. On the whole, his ideas of conducting the war against tac sayagcs. are sound, and the success that has attended inc troops of ihe sub-lis;Fic; of Prescott, during the last six inoaths, prove that he Is capable ot achieving stiii greater success, had be fhe men and material neces- sary 10 operate with.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

WE notice the death oi William Holmes at New Haven. Conn. in Janssry last. He was for number of years past. on the editorial staff of tbe Missouri RspeN.cqa. and in 1854 passed some time in Arizona and Sonora and was, afler bis return, ever friendly Co all the interests of the Territory. He was an uncle of Henry A. Bieelow, of Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

SAs FRAxcisco OVERLAND MeSrHIy.~-We are in receipt of the February number of this sterling Pacific cnast magazine, which is al- ways full to tine bnm with choice reading matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

NEW STEPS IN METALLURGT.-Durin the Hull in mining enterprise which has charac- terized the past few years, conviction has gained ground among millmen and others who arc most thoroughly Identified with mining pursuits, thst our future road to ad- ysnceneut in tbat branch of industry lies in the direction of economical metallurgy. Many able men, on'this coast, of scientific acquire meata. aad extensive experience in working os orcs--men capable Of originating some thing new wbcrc there are necessities in the case demanding it--have been devOting tbeir best talents and unztinied energies to prob lens of the kind. While we should be slow C. herald any new process in empirical metal lurgy as a snceess, beyond its merits, 1t de- wolves equally upon us that we should not preclude, in our minds, the possibility og any really valuable improvement, in praetica! manipulation or in principle, being hit upon by persons not masters in theory or in science. All new processes must bide the test os time i; and egeFyaAlag l4 worth trying, If we are to make any substansial advancement in the art of metallurgy
 Bcsdes the Rirot and Hagan hydrogen. burning farnaces. and the N0lf electric de- composition process now in an advanced stage of development in this city. which is worthy of our attention. involving new combinations of principles. and tle results of which. 1t Is claimed and promised, will effect the rcdse- ton of the base metal ores at the extrzordin- ary low figure of three dollars t0n. Ii is a dry process, with ihe application gl dry cliem- ieai reagents and Of electricity. As careful assays and comparisons with the ordinary i5iis 5f S5Fsiii being: made and caT- ti8ed io, we hope b be able 0 isresent the details soon in properly tangible shape. g. E .,1sassg PFsss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
Notice to Settle.

AH p-r.o.s indssssd io A C. Duss arc requested to come forward and square aocounts viii eonsiuns tho HnlAess of baaehoring sa my old stand ssd wil furnish
 Beef at Reduced Prices. ssy fta ahs.n ss tvsssy6v. csus psr rssna.
 A. o.. DUSy. P,s.-s, February is. sr,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

WoRx upon the California end of the 18th Parallel railroad is being pushed. By Marci, first, the road will be completed to Giroy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

JoHSsox's HisroRY or ARikoxA.--We have received numbers and ? of this work. Not having read it we cannot say more, jnst now, thsn that it is very neatly wiatsd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

TnE San Francisco Ba'lssia of the sih says
 "The stern-wheel steamer Csla-da-1gs. bull; ss SsCegs3s. las: ssmaeE, is intended for the navigation Of the Colorado River, whittier she vii proceed in the spring saa tAv Calf ol California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

LITTLE spri,e that had been 90 very sick that at one time she was expected to die, was told by the doctor that she would get well again [" Fun glad of ii,n she said. ' 1 don't want ,o die and go to heaven and be aa angel, and rear fekier, 'ifs Asi"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

oS the 9th ir-t., legal tenders were quoted at T4(aI4s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

SECRETARY J. P. T. Carter, who is now Acting Governor of tLe Territory, and who has been sick at Tucson, is now able C get about and attend to his duties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

TAE Provisional Government ol Spain has issued decree establishing the equality of all religious ssc,s before the law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

ApyIcrs f.om White Pine to the Sd inst. say provisions were scarce and dear. Wea;h- CT intensely cold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

BLISp BRroSs.-T'hrre are thirty shhozs- and blind people ia England
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
Prescott Adrertisements.
United States Mails.

Schedule sliEe Of arrival San BernAnino, Tues. days asd Fridays. al o'clock PM
 GEO W BARNARD Pos,nas,sr. Prescott February C. lsGs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27
DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE

Ths so-P~r,s-r,hip heretofore sxs'nr he'wsen r q Rodsiek .ad Win relsnd In iie business oi rAncAng. sso-. s shis day dissolved bJ rautrAi can.ent
 T. q RODDfCE.
 VIM FELEND. girsiss4 valley February 9 issS
 The undersigned havinr srmed p.rtHsfsAip fss the rzurpnss f carrying os tbs above named business ss sams psos wlu ssuls aad oollsci an a shs late Arm T. q RoDDIcK
 c sAGEH Ksaias4 vsiiey. Tss. . isss. sis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Eg- Ho. for Black Canyon, but before going cei an outfit of D HENDERSON & co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-27

Kssias4 v.ii~y. Tss. . isss-