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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-07
From Camp Date Creek and Vicinity

our observing correspondent. B; this pia-r. which is seventy mhe- .euanwest frqY Prescott, on the Prescott and La Paz wagon road, write. as foIlovs, under date of May lss
 Since my iast, nothing has occurred worthy of note We have had no rain. and tbc crops afa burning up. Dr. Jones train arrived today. The garden tSionging to the post is looking well aud tbe troops are having guiie nice selection of yegrisbles-sctiuce, peas, onions, ssinaeh, radlsh e. turnips, etc. This garden. believe, Is regu. Iariy irrigated. Mining matters remain iH sats gnao. indiats very quiet Jusi si present Weather warm thermometer ranging Gs high as pS in ibe shade.
 Coa. A wRIsmr, formerly Of this place, has written us a letter from washburne, Missouri He was dissatisfied with things in the " old eoun. try" and t would mol surprise us to sce hm back here soou.
 TBK numerous friends Of John Robinson Uncle Roh.l. will bc plcased to learn iha, he reached Jackson. Aissirsspp4, early last month. He was on his way to Alabama, to visIi his relatives
 TnE weather continues dry and plea4ant--too dry and too pleasant for us appreciate t, ,-bus it looks as though we may have to put up Slih it, As such, fur some time to come There Is con siderable water running tn the large creeks, but most Of the little onos are dry--dry as a bone, come uoNns V tsh'
 LovERs or HARp MoSrr.-- John Chinaman .ares American twenty dollar gold pieces, like book" So soon as Prescott Chinanan gets hold Of enough greeubAcks 10 purchase twenty, he goes right Avay 10 some storcke1pes. and swaps" his greenbackA for a luscious twenty, which be immediately sinks" and which uill, eventually, find its way 10 China. " No good, John; you should buy " feet with your money loan l. do anything with it, except hide h away. Ton pretend 10 be allee same Mclean man, then, pray, why not sport yoar funds "sisoo sAme wayt"
 OUeHr TO BE ECnAS0KD.-DuTing the past week more than twenty men-phneipally farmers have requested us to demand that the time hxet for holding the spsing term of the District csar; | In this judcial district, be changed, so that vheu jury duty Is 10 be done, if will not interfere wtf their work. Last wrek, these men had 10 hHYs their rnnches-duriug tue busiest time or the year ! and come here to dance attendance upon tourf This term or coart should be held a fneatk or is earlier or later in the year, and perhaps t woaie he still better 10 hoid during .sS issss' | for the Fall session should also be changed w direct the attention of the proper persons to thi | matter, and hope that the necessary changes VII | be made The planting and harvesting season | are not the scasons to call men from their labor to take part In litigation and In trying offender against the law.
 DR JoSEs train arrived here yesterday will supplies for Fort whipple
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Administrators Sale.

Tpsss. ersiy givsH pns-iNaee ~ % es3sr @i I'ruis Calft in and fH ths Nsssy W fAssIas Ter. sc f Asssnna day ssae ssS sessssA co ae sd das . May A D ls7o is ts matter of ts essaie ef effkAACDir POtgET. de~sesed the uRaernigneds aa1iastrniaT oi said wsG ell ysebs anFes e Inc he~ss hddsT
 r eask and sslcf effuattsn h4 said Frufais Nesirt au Mend '. the x5d da of May, A. ID. fsse, "a oeissk s s ; sy is fszs sf De coars Hn@ass fa the town af Prpeeot al ts right title iAer and estafs @ ssd iucssass ai ss use of hs ash aud all he snafrs' sia. the hy ef-resiea N iss oeser~se xe.mIr-d than in stsa fhs ~ tes ssd ines ss.s d sf his AexiA iu srd ts hundrea an iueve t3 ef in the fst esssern erseusAca d th~ Val tare nne and wish ssiidings and nFrosensenss ther knoxa FFsak- snartet the earzh s,1s Man stresi Ia hs 0wn ef Nlekseessg snd oeany S YavsyNi- JOSEPH KELLY Adminsnai"S
 By ! P. HsRsHsSs Afs~nrs my Prescott May . leGn
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Internal Revenue.

CoLiEcroR's OFFICE L. & INTERNAL RyyySrE ,
 DISTRICT OF ARIZONA
 PRESCOTT May 9th, ,s70 } Notice s hereby given 10 accordance with the provi sons of Excise Law, that the annual Internal Revenue taxes due and psysbe and iha, the Coleetors w bs In at;sndRBce o receive the on the TESTB DAY of JUNE SkAT, ai 'ef r-sgo,vs coes is the fs.- lowing Disiscs. s,-st,s
 In the County of YavaTal-ths Collector Prescott In tho County of hohayeexccyrss that portion south of La PAz-J. E. Futile Dya,y C0iect0s Ehrenlerg In tbe Connty of PinuA-P R Brady Deputy Collecior Tucson.
 In the oOsnty of Yuma and that portion of Nahnxs south of Ia Paz--Ira Msbbet Deputy Colesaog Ariz.na City. LEVI BAsHFORD. my7,A Coisctor
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FOR SALE

Two No. I Trunks; One Leather vaiise; One Violin; One Accordeon; 4 los of Books
 Etc, Etc Tho above wfh ssverAi osteg articles pt sn~rt4gu-
 l. ". WORTH
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Sterling Mining Company, Hassa- yampa District, Yavapai Coun- ty, Arizona.

NpTicr.-There s d~iHsasaf upon ths following sss- or@f stock aooTBi uf Assessfsuts levied the sz day of MArrh. l-s0 the several o1pslfe the names of the respective sAsrehoI8ers hs follows
 Number of Number tf
 Names Certificate Hhares Amount Geo T. harye "a l5o e7so Chas O. Hiichsock le l5a e7aa And in arcriaDce ufih law aud order of The Boad o< Trustees made the Oh of March ls7o mary shares of eacA parcel of sad sort may n---ss.ry viii % ~oid ai pubic sncsiun d the so sf s4urioe Darr < Co No 3<7 Montgomery strr.i San FrnDei=eo Caiitr nia. Tne.-iay fhs l7lh day of May, A. D ls7o ~ ociock P M af sAd day J4y sud denqnetE assass- n,euts tsrepn aeTuthsr with of adseFrsaK aud rsusss uf ths sais AbfsiPH C WEBER
 SecfstAry Onre ro@n So l1 Rarptfs Bask BssAiing Ne sg7 Monsg got4sfy sir.rs San Fruarisoa GaihaguA. uv5sA
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PINES HOTEL, san Bernardino,. ...... California.

This wellsuawn hotel open b the reception of guests at aIl hours of the day night The house has been re- Tan,ed and re flnlsed throughout The table abnn
 .tiv saorlIed win tile best d eyefythag the market ads and the seerng accommcdatcns of the house aFe excellent
 Attached the hotel k BAR wen stocked with good xyines Ilotors and Cigars Also, BILLIARD BALLOON.
 A FKRp gTABlE where every care will be taken of nupais is also connected with the hotel
 t-z,- The Arizona and CaloEnhs Stages arrive st and depart from this hotel and inc sndersgned sosie ,ne aronage of persons passing io and on Afxona as vel As of the pablic generally. - ~ sfARkh'
 San t,ernarano Cal., March 2b, ls7O aprS
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LarEsr GRrsSsAcs Buying, s9; selIing, s9f.

LATEST GREsSBAeK QcorArIoss.-Buying, s9; seliing, ssf
 Row IN CoURr.- Recently, at Tucson, while M. B. Dufsield was being examined before Judge Titus, at the instance of Mir. Dooner, editor of the AriEoaoa, who had brought complaint against Duffield for hay ing, as he alleged, threatened his (Dooner's) life, District Attorney MeCaffry, asked the Judge to have Mr. Dufield disarmed. An order was issued to that effect, but Dufheld prevented any one from carrying it out, by pulling his six-shooter and pointing it ct ths head of more than one officer. He then made his way out of Court, went to his home whither he was followed by II. S. Stevens who succeeded in pacifying him, took hin back to Court, when he and A. Levin signed bond of 5000, as security that Duffielt would keep quiet We get these facts iron the ArizoHag.
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HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort Whippie, A. IT., Has rsoesay replenish-a hi, -soek es

Grosrie,, ProvLi0as, cra Frsts, Cotifag, Boo,s, Sloes, Stationery, Fancg Goois,
 To1aooo, Cigags, dc., He also keeJs ooassasty had and k@ sis ths iai lowing arsieles al of whish naAuufHetared ai hs AgrA Fhe Mi 1n aiies n-st frua Pn@ns1 Flour, Graham Flour, BuckwhcAt Flour, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts The sor s ropa fss h-s' issysrted CaIfrsfa os winch . izAss y-r-e-4-=er ss sAis r,ssk@s.
 Prices nsasenable. Can and sKsanise fs yoas-Fives.
 H BOWERS ro-s TrAssr n@rs s~- wh'E5a,
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To Owners of stock.

The undersigned h Tr-far.d to herd scck--bosh Day and Ngh,-at hs ranch in Chino Valley the foi~ ing 
 Day and Nisht-ssO0 per month for every animal % herdsd.
 Day, uly.-sa.oo per mossh- sOs each AsnAI Tbese prioss arc Ia currency. Animals leh in care of A. c. Dunu Prescott, will h< taken ibe ranch every saturAay ard - te returned whenever sad owners express desire to that cifect NJ rsseh s 0f tie safest aud lest in tue county uTa whioh to herd sad animals entrusted my win be well taken care oL
 |. s. JENKs Cblss Valley. ATTE g is7B ayro
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gew 9drsrtistnltnts.
Lisr of Letters.

Remaining in the Post office at Prescott, April
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Lo,oF. ARIZONA LODGE, NO. I.

MAMA Regular Meetings of ihis Lodge on Wed 3R%<E sssday Evenisgs, at Masoaie Hall Mem >&s~>< hers of the Order, in good standing, arc invited tn attend. J COOK, N ~. JsT.AIsSAP,R R. B.
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grtstctt Adrsrtisttittnts.
NO.JICE!

All persons owning mines water privileges mills sites dches, acequias town propey, designlng to lay towns in Yavapa County, Territory Of Arsona can have the surveyed and plated according Co the instruo tons of the Surveyor General of California as prelin nary survey to the final hs dsfed by him under she Act of Congress approved July G lo66on spploa ton to inc undersigned
 W. c. COLLIER
 Deputy q. & sarveyor
 Q. II. CAsE, Civil Engineer. N. BIn relation 10 the mooed puaseEsory tile of the Indians, have authority fw stating that b not recog n.<sd D ss Dsisia-f of the Interior anywhere In district Yavapa eounty) and thaf s settlements legally made under the pre-empfop ard homestead laws. are valid according to ths laws sf ths United SaAies.
 ", c. COLLIER,
 Deputy |. g. Surveyor.
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U1I U.1

S,TEEI, GILLoTT's. s-9o, s-s0. l0-s0. GREEN AJ sark ssd God reas, ss BARNARD % s
 mlelm statioaers, Prsseott IF YOU WANT TO MARRY IN THIS COUN. Il ty ioss huy your Wedding Cards fnysiaFss and perf,irn.d Iak al BARNARD 4 cos.
 mlaim statianesx. Prescett A. n. DHoToi and AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, PokI,
 sslis. Rankrr's Casas Wallets Daries Pass. Biank .ua Copy Bsska Blssisng. Drawing. kaTreme Court, and Legal Paper hrisoi and rerisisi iis-asi Ssass Peecls Way and senis. Aino acemples assortment ~ u.ti., naa.sai al BARNARD A CO.'S, .lAin sisnaaerz- Prescott. \. T.
 .S- NOTHING CHEAP, bat .~PfOR ToBAC ~-. BARNARD & cos. niaim EtafioueFs Prescott, A. r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20
THE GAZETTE.
CEDAR FALLS, MAY 20, 1870.
a Good Work.

The American Sunday School
Union has, in the year ending March
lst, 1870, organized l,2S5 neto Sunday
Schols, in which were 1900 Teachers
and 90, 1853 Scholars. 1t has also
visited and aided 4, $50 Schools, with
81, 497 Teachers and 273 .545 Scholars,
making a grand total of Sunday
Schools reached by its Missionaries
of $685., with 40,4G6 Teachers and
32S, Cos Scholars.
To accomplish this work, 286, ,6S7
miles were travelled, 6,S47 addresses
delivered, q $50 families visited, and
1852 Bibles and Testaments dis.
tributed.
Since the organization Of this So.
ciety in 1924, 1t has organized over
$4,000 Sunday Schools. and gathered
into them over 1900, 600 children. /,
sends its Missionaries to find the des.
titute children, especially in the leg
leeted country districts, and on our
frontier, and gather them into Sun.
day Schools. 1t induces men and
women to engage in the Christ-like
service of instructing these children
from the Bible. Ii has been one oI
the pioneer Missionary Societies In
all this Northwestern region, the
forerunner Of the Church and the
Mlnistry-and still 1t presses on to
reach the new regions in the West,
and the open fields in .the South
and it goes only in the name OF
Christ and for all the Churches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

The Des Moines Register publishes
a woman's protest against comforting
suffrage upon women, and which
promises to secure very respectable
number of signatures. The follow
ing:
1--WE, tho undersigned, do appeal
to your honorable body, the congress-
assembled 4 of cur beloved country, in
the firm belief that our petition rep.
resents the sober convictions of the
majority of the women In the coun.
try. Deeply and painfully impressed
10y the grave perils which threaten
our peace and happiness in the move.
ment initiated 10y our own sex, and
which has found its expression in
your honorable body, thro' a resolu-
ton recently offered in the house of
representatives., proposing the adop.
tion of certain radical changes in our
political rights as q sixteenth amend
meDt 10 the constitution of the
United States, we desire hereby to
enter our protest.
because Holy Scripture incul-
Gates Il different. and for us n higher
sphere, apart from public life.
because We shrink from the noto,
riety of the public eye--restrained by
that modesty which we esteem our
Chiefest ornament, aud which be-
longs 10 US as our most precious in
alienable right, we find ourselves in
measure defenceless against the
public assaults and declamatory har.
angues of those few discontented
ones OF our own sex. who claim for
uy All extension of civil and political
rights.
Because those Of us who are wives,
cherish as sacred the VOW of obedi
ence, in exchange for the honor and
respect we receive in yielding it.
because, As women, we find full
measure OF duties, cares aud respGns.
Utilities dCvolving upon us, and we
are, therefore, unwilling TO bear 9th
er and heavier burdg ~, aud those
unsuited to our physical condition.
"Because history teaches us that
whenever attempts have been made
TO change the legitimate order, aud
impose upon us conditions unsuited
to our physical organization and
womanly nature, such changes have
been found to degrade us-wituess
the extreme diss0.utonCss or the
Spartan women after an extension OF
civil rights had been granted them.
"Because these changes. desired hy
some women of masculine minds,
must introduce n frightful element
of discord into the marriage relation,
and thereby increase the alarming
prevalence Of div sorce throughout the
land.
because no general law affecting
the condition of all women should he
framed TO meet the exceptional dis.
content. For these, and more reas-
ons, do we beg Of your wisdom that
no law, extending suffrage To women
may be passed, rs fraught with dam
ger so grave against the general or
der of the country"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

In view of the rapid approach of
the time for taking the census, the
following questions have been COL
lected together by some studious in
dividual in such matters, as probably
containing the gist Of the inquiries
that will he made:
How old are you?
Where were you born, and were
you present OIL the occasion of your
birth?
Were you ever a candidate for Of
flee, and IL SO how many times?
Are you married aud how do you
like it?
Have you any children, how M any
and what is "A certain remedy for
snuflies? ............ ......
Do you grow any corn, if so, how
much do you consume in the form OF
whisky, and how much do you waste
in making bread?
What's your opinion of Lager
Beer and Pretzels?
How many glasses can you drink,
and with what effect?
What is your opinion of oats-a
very popular provender for man and
beast?
What is the cash value of one dol.
lar bill? ..... .........
Where your father and mother both
white men?
Can you stand OH your head, and
how long? If good while, how
much longer IL necessary?
If half an acre of ground will yield
one hundred bushels of ruta bagas,
how many glasses of lager will il
require man to draw q bee line?
Ii your family eats ham in three
days, how long will IL take them to
eat couple of hammers
Lead me five dollas?
What is your opinion OF young
pups before they get their eyes open?
There are number OF other ques-
tions that will at once suggest them
selves to the minds Of the marshals,
just as soon as they think of them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20
"A Father. Murders His
SON. #"|
Attempted Conceaiment OF tne Crime
-.st Ii Diyuigcd by tfse Insane
Mother. ...
From the rulaslsi (Tenn.l citizen.

From the PGlaslS (Tenn.l Citizen.
Near Elkmont Springs, In this
county, lives man who is familiar.
~ Known 10y the name Of "Kitn Ifr-
win. At one time he was a good
citizen, and was highly respected by
an extensive circle OF friends. but
Tor the past two years Inc has been
enslaved By the demon of drink aud
has continued to descend IN the
scale of morality ever since. "A few
days ago, while under the influence
of liquor, he became enraged at his
son, asprightly boy of about fifteen
years of age, and grasping a chair he
struck him violent blow on the
head which speedily caused his
death. For two or three days, so we
are informed, this terrible murder
was Kept concealed, but Erwin's
wife having become insane from
grief and trouble, finally divulged
IL. The unfortunate women In one
of her insane fits tore the flesh al
most ehtlfely from her arm with
her teeth before size could be prevent.
Ell arid her wild rawlings disclosed the
fearful particulars OF her husband L
crime. This is but another instance
Of the maddening effects of whisky,
and its stimulus to crime. A man
who possessed all the qualifications
for q good parent and citizen, is now
the murderer of his child and the
guilty cause of his wife's distraction
because he could not restrain his
passion for drink. .- .E.." =. ....~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20
From BolIe SIainc, IOWA.

Billie PIArNT, May II, 1870.
TO the Editor of the Chicago Evening journal
This place II situated at the termi-
nus of the QrsL Iowa division of the
Chicago aiuA. Northwestern Railway.
1t has had an existence of kut about
seven years, having been an open
prairie when the steam horse came
along. Its population is now com
monty estimated ut two thousand, -
II In surrounded by as fine a section
Of country as can be found in Iowa.
aud enjoys the trade of considerable
portions of the populous and fertile
counties of Benton, Tama. Powe,
sheik and Iowa. Recently the pro
icct of north and south railroad,
Ottumwa TO some point on the Du.
buque and Sioux City Road, has at.
traCted attention. The road pro.
posed, known as the Ottumwa and
ST. Paul Road, would follow nearly
the line between Iowa and Powesheik
counties, crossing the Rock Island
Road at Victor, which IL distant only
eleven miles from here, and, inter.
secting the North western at Belle
Flaine, follow up the Salt creek val~
IVY ' 'hI vi tiIS ihboI btdutiiui uuu
productive valleys In any State. 1t
would find an easy grade the entire
distance To Waterloo, or Cedar Falls.
Belle Plaine is exactly equi dis,
tant from the nearest intorsecting
lines Of road east and west of US, MT
Cedar Rapids and at MarshalItown.
IL Is nearly on an air line between
the proposed termini of the road, aDd
the route Is believed to be more easy
of construction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

A Ten DOLLAR WIFE. The Daven.
port Democrat tells of an old bach.
elor subscriber who, after MANY
years of celibacy, was siezed with an
insane desire for matrimony. Cast.
ing about for an object, his heart
rested on neighborbood widow with
whom he had not the pleasure OF an
acquaintance. He agreed to paw a
neighbor ten dollars for an introdnc.
ton resulting in marriage. The in
PRODUCTION was procured and fhe
couple were married. The friend
was on hand at the Squire's to claim
his fee, but the bridegroom repudi.
ated. The friend Immediately sued
the new husband before the Justice
who tied the knot, but was defeated ,
he appealed and the case will be tried
In the next term of the District
Court. This cheap wife may prove n
dear one In the END. .--Des 1foines
Buktetifa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20
Victory! Victory.

The dear. creatures! The lovely,
tender, sympathetic, angelic women |.
How their hearts must throb and
bound, and their flashing eyes fill
with tears of joy over the result of
the recent law suit in st. Louis! For
two years past this American nation
has been startled every other day by
thesannouncement that Miss Bark
aloo, of st. Louis, was studying to be
a lawyer. It has come over the
wires, ii has come i'm the papers, il
has been announced from the plat
form. And, the other day, Miss
Barkaloo laid down her volume OF
Blackstone, arose in her dignity, and
engaged herself in dog case, a case
of dead dog! A street car had be-
headed the canine, aud the owner
wanted $50 for IL. She didn't 60 in
TO court, and make .doggedn ap-
peal to a jury of twelve. but she sent
a note TO that railway company that
they could settle that little thing for
just $40. And you ought TO have
seen the agent OF that company get
out of bed and get up the stairs of
her office! He paid--he apolopized-
he bowed low-he went away SO
"ut-he acknowledged that there was
success il the woman movement
FIR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

from the GAINESVILLE Gazette.

From the GAINESVILLE Gazette
In the Circuit Court, Thursday, n
divorce was granted Thompson vs.
Thompson), and the divorced woman
was waiting impatiently Tor the doc.
uments to be signed. as.sho had q
man with her whom she desired tC
marry In time to take the southward
bound train. Not being kelly to ef,
fect.this object if they waited all the
routine of the court theclerk toldth,
parties to go and he spliced. aud ht
would have the papers completed lie
fore they got To the Justices office
So of they went and searched in
vain some time for proper official
Al last, however, they found Justice
Burgess, and although be was n lit.
tie fresh In the business, he did the
matrimonial job in the neatest and
most artistic style, and the happy
pair Went on their way rejoicing, aud
caught the tain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20
We endorse that sentiment.

The Missouri editors are going TO
Fort Scott, the Illinois editors to the
coal regions Cf Lake Superior, the
Wisconsin editors to Omaha, and
probably 20 Salt Lake, and the Iowa
editors to--stay at home and mind
their own business Davenport Ga.
snfIn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

"DEAD BEATS. -. Sevenrl OF our
business firms are anxious to know
Of the whereabouts of certain brace
of advertising gentlemen, named
Coats & Eddy, who "interviewed''
them out Of several sums, varying
from five to fifteen dollars some two
months since, OH the Tepresention
that they We're publishing "Rail.
road Indicator"--a very fine speci.
men OF which they had with item,
This enterprising Arm got the card.
and the greenbacks, but those who
patronize them have rs yet heard
nothing from the Indicator" anJ
the question very naturally arises
are the they "Dead Beats?n Car
Coats & Eddy or ar.y of their friends
give q satisfactory answer?-- Ceda,
Rapids Timer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

PRAYINa.--Wc believe I'm prayer
but we must confess that We thought
the business over.dona, when W.
read that "a Des MUines clergyman
prayed Ia the House that Legislators
might recollect that Iowa il a great
and growing State, aud that tie
members might be inspired to vote
for the Capitol appropriation bill
(this is the rough of it), thus laying
the foundation for u structure faI
which the people may we'll he proud.
The rehuke that followed was good
one. Harrison, of Louisa, promptly
offered the following -
Resotoed, That the chaplain, IL
praying for bills OF their third read
ing he requested to pray for them IN
regular order, .s-
After an appropriate laugh had
subsided, the resolution was with
drawG.-Dccordh Rcpubiican, ..#.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-05-20

II0 way WhIIe man,
Don'i come aaigh.
Gizzara foot aud shinbones
Chalk in de eve,
We Hre all yoti-tr, s ~
Ektl fore de law
Shing-a-rilg-E-cliAg.
Ghlnlr .rlntf.n. rhnNY "