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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05
Letter from Camp Mcdowell.
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 C.Nr McDowEII- Arizona, Feb. 20, 1870 Editor Arfz0Ea HHsr:
 It seems about as difficult to keep posted in regard to the movements of Delacbayee formed on the last act or acts of the recon structon measure of the so called Congress, for no sooner were we informed that Della chayee had returned after his unpleasantness with the M. D., and expressed desire for peace, and willingness, and even anxiety to go to farming than we are informed that he has gone again It seems there are, Of rath- CT have been, different tribes of Indians at Reno, and that they got into quarrel among themselves few days ago, and left. They had commenced farming, and digging ditch ] for irrigation. Major Collins had given two old tents to two of the chiefs, and everything seemed right. But, like the people of yir- | ginia and Georgia about their admission into the Union, we were doomed to disappoint- ment, for a few nights past, they burned the tents and left. The next day, two Indians, not knowing, perhaps, that their brethren had gone, came into the camp. Major Col lins ordered them to be confined. Some tune during the day they undertook to make their escape,-- running down Tonto creek, the other up the mountain, the one running down the creek was killed the other was badly wounded but made his escape. We may, therefore, look ont, for they evidently have not committed hellish deeds enough to satisfy them, and they can go out, murder and rob, come back to any military post with white rag, stay as long as they please, and no com.
 mahding officer csr help himself This i; sickening and disgusting. How long is thi'
 thing going to last
 CAMP RENO.
 am reliably informed that Camp Reno il to be brok,e up. The news was received here this morning. This will give the Indi ans great courage, and have no doubt bu that they will yet break up the settlement 2 in th. section, if the Government does no D send more troops Two companies of tn . sth cavalry left here on the 10th inst, th 1 ether company here oS same regiment is |
 le.re in \ few days, then we will have onl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05
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SHERIFFS SALE.

In inc District Court Third Judicial District COuny of fsvaIsti, Territory of Arizona
 wR IT, HARDY Plaintiff rs HENRY A. BEowN. survi.
 wing partner of the firm of silverthOrn A Brown,
 Defendant
 Whereas execution has been issued out o he District Court Of the Third Judicial District in and fr Yavspa county Arizona Territory, by inc ccrk thereof iu avor of the above plaintiff Win H. Hardy and against Inc de- fepdant Henry Brown, directed to requiring Co make the of thousand eight hundred thin yfI and 5OlOO dollars (s2 sc JO and three hundred sKfys and GilO0 dollars (sJG7 6) and dsburscments gcher win aecring costs to satisfy add judgment tbe personal properly belonging to sad HsEry A BrVh and sufficient pebonai prDprrfy carne br 6und. then Otn d the real puperty belonging Go sa,d Henry A. Brovn situated 10 my county.
 Nov therefore | the undersigned. Sheriff of Yavapai county. by vrtue of he suthonty n vested. have levied upon and H shsr e. ss@ at Puhlio austioa and will sell to the highest cash bidder 10 fas of The County Court Room ih Prescott county aud Territory aforesaid SATURDAY. Inc TwKSTT siXrH DAI of MARcH A. D. ls10 Ai eleven o'clock H, of sad day all the rght title ahd interest of the said defendant Rssry A. Brown attached the twenty s.Efh day of June ls,9 in and the following mentioned aad described Pfof~rty. to whi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05
Arizona City.

From onr Arizona City correspondent We learn that the names Of the parties engaged in the row at that place on tho 18th Of January, referred 10 in the MrSEI of recent date. were George Carr, Chas. s. Green, Joseph Lytle, Augustine Gonzales. Chico Fino. Cipreano ortega JesBs Rivera and Pedro Gonzales. The parties were drinking and the muss began. at Greens house. where Augustine Gonzales and Lytle had diff. Gcaiiy. and several shots were fired, when the parties went to the house of Gonzales and there had a renewal Of hUstililles. which were eonlin- ued out into the streels Carr and Green were killed. A. Gonzales was badly beaten on be head with six shooter and had one arm broken in two places. Pedro Gonzales vas stabbed in the ches, and for some days was supposed to be morially wounded, but is now recovering None of the clher- we're seriously hurt Sheriff Dana has Fino and Lytle in charge to answer to the Grand Jury. Fino to the charge of murder and Lyile to charge Of being accessory thereto.
 The Sheriff also has in keeping Juan Giron held to answer 10 charge Of grand larceny. Gi- ron had been porter in the store Of Messrs Hoop CT & Co.,, for years, and was detected in robbing his employers at last. Felipe AmabiseA Is charged with branding cattle not bis own. and is under bail of si 900 to appear before the grand jury.
 Our correspondent further states that consld- erable feeling exists all along ,be river, from Arirona City 10 La PAz, in consequence Of ihs fact that tow class Of mea continually furnish Indians with whiskey and with smnunition Lately two men gave some Indians whiskey and afterwards got into difHcnlty with them, and one Of the men was stabbed by an Indian, tbs knife going through one lung, and, much io the disgust Of all good ciiizens. the man did not die The Indian Agen. has been notified Of this state Of things but does no, seem to be disposed ia interfere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05

two conipsnies berc-one of Infantry, the other, Col. sanford's of the lst cavalry.
 The Paymaster and Inspector General are here The former has been confined to his quarters for several days past, with yarioloid but is now well, or nearly so. Owing to the precautions taken by the commanding officer the disease has been prevented from spread ing. MCDOWELL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05
Chr >Seza Sea> @Miner.
Local Intelligence.
PHrscorr, March 6, 1870.

vuto, A BRICK BuILDN0.-A short time ago
 ..- -eaders were informed that the enterprsing os n Henderson & Bro. of this place. had
 , contract for the erection of two story ,.,., h,1ldinQ. on the corner of Gurey and uo,,e,nna streets, which, when completed, was ,o he used by them for store. Messrs. Morgan to,,.in. ,S.eaa.!a4sors, commenced work in I,s lime. and had the building almost completed, ybeu on the afternoon of tue 2jth al;, portion =, ana of inc foundation walls--whieh were built If .tope-pave way, letting several sections of ,h. wall. of the upper story down with crash. sereral workmen were engaged about the build ,,, .t the time. and one, W. O'Neill, brick ,,ysr. was precipia,ed to the ground, but was .o, burt much. The fall of the building created ,o,,iderable talk and some excitement al the ,irs and various reasons were given for it's tum- hlinv down. The principal one being that the x.n. of inc basement story were not construct sd of the right sort of material. However that may he. the concern fell. and the walls will have ,o he erected again. at thc expense of Messrs. D. Henderson & Bro. They have already set men ,o work clearing up the wreck, and day or two ,,ore will see the masons and bricklaycrs at york under tue direction of A. 0. Moves, . ye,tleman who will see that the work is properly don4 The loss sustained by Henderson Bro, i. ve are informed between S2,000 and s3.000.
 Lrsr OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05

Al nf which undivided sutsTssts n ths original pr discovery locations the several iodes seas above usnt0ssd situated is Bg Bag Mining Distt eosufy 0f YavAgsi aud I-rfiiory of ArihsaA-
 Ais, Sir has1srk fsDj f.s cs snaning g-vzsd tAc TIE TIE isla siiasted Alker Nnisg DistFsc csuty eaa Tsrritarr atrc&asa-
 witae.. my h4nd lhis 5ih day os aAEch A. n is7s
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR uass4 sheriF YsrapA Coasfy. AriHsu2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-05

Murat 1efkes I'd
 Mcdonald N C.. w. BARNARD, P. NJ. GolD DUST is now pretty plenty in town. We saw Tuesday last. at the store of Levi Bashford, ,eyeral thousand dollars of nice dust from she several mining camps in this vicinity among which were a great many nuggets. from Black Canyon, the England Gulch and the Hassayampa. FLRNIxG.-Our farmers are now brm full of hope, The recent rain and snow came ia the nick of time for them. The wheat and barley is growing apace. So say farmers from every sec ton of the county. We are glad of this. Should ihe wheat crop prove success. this season. it will settle the fact that wheat can be raised here he dyest of seasons This will encourage aHiarmers to engage in it's cultivation. and we will soon be able 10 live without California and New Mexico -four. Grain is said to be rather scarce al present and, we believe tbe price has gone up We opine, however, that ihere Is enough grain in the country to last until the bar Icy crop is harvested, A great deal of new ground has been taken up and is being prepared Tor planting. J. D. Price, a mcritorious young iarmer, who left here several months ago, and Ve1i to California. intending to settle on farm there. returned here couple>of weeks ago, fully n!I'hed that more money can be made ou, of 'ae soil Of Arzona than that of California, where, be says, the price of grain Is low, and wages hgh He, and several other gentlemen have ta- Ken np ranches on the north side of Granite mountain and are going ,o farm them.
 Some i've ranches have recently been located On the Prescott and La Paz road, twenty miles west Of Prescott, in the beautiful little valley saoTn as s" Tonto Spring Valley Vim. Cory and Al shanks, of this place. were, we believe, ihe ATsi persons to locate ranch in tbis valley. Mir snank' intends to put up a good house there Aaa accommodate tbe travelling public with board, etc.
 f.G, CHRIsrfE is now Chief Clerk at Camp Io' Gate Christie is " lightning with pen and pencil
 WI COLE has rented the up stairs portion o ''eAson d Bros building on Montezuma street 'n' S h'''0g iiup for a lodging house.
 Lo' TIE accursed Indian visited the ranch O 's'sr ieh on the Rio Verde, recently. and stol, " O animals from Peter. It is thought that th, I'sFe' were of tho " friendly" tribe known a, Aoqais.
 IASiGRANTs.-Fifleen or sixteen men arrived -',sA lev days ago, from the States and Colo
 ao They were forty days in coming iron Dsn'er' They brought with them a wagon ant '''n and i've or six pack animals.
 ., ''oAoE GRITTIru, long drawn out, awkwar, ,v'o"' v stole, recently, from wm. Renter, of Skull ,a"e!''wo horses. Renter followed him, caugh 4P "l'n him on the Gila, took the horses and,
 '''u' sent him on big prospect
 A'StSeERs BY GRASr's srAoE.-Mr. Wolf ~ .ae hrn of Wolr & Folks. San Bernardinc '',''s's' arrived here Tuesday last. and Is rc Is "e. 70 She look at our country. Mir. Mix, al CA'lorn'a gentleman, arrived on the sam M Do'h these gentlemen express themseiy, asu'y pleased with what they have seen in Ar sSs rs. s, MT. Mix says the valleys of ,be Colorad e,,s s'n'rabiy adapted to ibs growth of Surs
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AnR1rAl- .<-- ctEARAvcEa-Durtng the forty
eight hours ending at 80 p H. yesterday there
the same time there were q clesraneca
E ". STASroS.-This schooner, which has been
running on the lower Lakes for the past farse
6e1 md lath, from HarTi3yllie.
TIE iIrSTEh-The decks Of this steamer are
nearly ont Of water, and, It no ds,ennon oseo.s'
etjly ha11; her arches are broken, and ner decks
ar raised between the hatrhes nearly three feet
by the swelling Of the grain
letters l. B, marked on his left arm, was found on
the beach near Pentwaser, last week, and decrnils
inferred lie IS supposed 70 have been one Of ~ me
crew OF the tlLsated schooner T1t3n. sta1e
ls1ser says he saw three bodies near The WRECK of
The Titan last fall but did not Rive notice for fea1
hr might be called upon to bury them.
REVIVAL OF AMKR1CAS SuIFPiSG--Appllcauon5
were made q few days since to the department. ~
washington for awards Of ot1cta! numbers anu
si1nal letters to merchant vessels repEesentln2 M
{, 80 tons, exhibiting sAus1AEo'3 ~ IVA
suir. W1cx WosE.-The Erie Dispatch says that II
the Pittsburgh ducks Ia that c.ty INC nlsS fome ,s
cha.ped her cargo In Eesen hours: the bafk Jot,
with nine hundred anu thirty tons, IN eleven hourA
DCFTA1o tgs1Txf @ n s sons oae sst,n1
pier at Buffalo, Is temporarily marked " MrSe
pine bush, which can be seen at all t1neI me
csibs will be built up level with the resi- sne pier
roETaCE LAKE. AND LAKE SGrENoR SUR CANAL
-Twu drr,iges hare been ut wosk lot tAe rass
wees-nne On the Lake Superior side. Quite
force v,th ta1s and horses a1c at work IN the d1y
cuts ----- ..,
T,T1pE or AMER1cA-Thts vessel reached this
| port Yesterday after lengthy and unfortunate
I Tin. She CLEARED from Cana1n port last ia
1 With cargo Of barley for Toledo EncounteEine
furious Eale on Lake Erle, she put Into Port D1r
! ven In damaged condition, and was compeaiet
to winter at that port A portion Of the cargo VIA
| damaged and discharged, and during the Hinte
the vessel reessTed thorough overhsnling, recelv
| ing new foremost, bowsprit and mainly nes
rigging, at an expense Of 6000- She Is now IN al
| respects as staunch as when she 1rst came fIou
| The builders handA-7bie1o RLdie
The tug George Hani is called to the AllTauke
I reet, and Ia now towing on the river At that PoR
We learn that all the vessels sunk in Cheooyga
farbor last tall have been raised and taken 10 ns
trnlt
The tug L c. Morse, Of Marquette, win make
attempt TO get OF the schooner Eye!yn b2,, s
ashore on Grand Island, Lake Superior. she 1s'
Marquette for the wreck on last Monday.
". n. Cole, clerk Of the propeller OE1ntn' ~ ~ y
teflcusly disappeared at Toledo On Tue u,yns , ~
eth OF April IT Is supposed thai ne 'eis n1's 10
tiTet End was drowned v.,,hu. rns1rarc
Cf fhe ytssels insured In the RepunAc. III asx.e
ccmnany. which we're wrecked lasL Ias., sEs E,t
Nr1r hefn vot oG-she schoonefs HAMnioat,1 1,nn Ne
Ea1Sv pi1muuth Rock, Pilgrim, Aasosn1t 11n'
nfi5 hns,th.,, and Sow sen Bril-
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ce,ho,. and fcara wcrc felt That tho building
RIA beep wrcnched by the storm Tho porter,
in n.ssjpg through tia first stprJ. saw bftck
wing On tho floor. It had no doubt boan
driven in from the ve8t wall; and tho porte.
thought that strong intimAtion that he hAa
10 tins in 30 dung, and eoon afteE the loltJ
e5ihco cano thunde1ing TO the ground.
Tho stock in store, "a stated to u by ~ ".
AEkew, WAS between 435, 900 and 4G0, 600. Ino
building cost III, 900, or rather that waa sne
price agreed upon, but they wero not satsshea
With The work, claimed that the contractor
fsiled to comply with khe contract maze. any
tbe question Of payment was made = matter Of
litigation, and has not been settled up 70 tn,e
time. Wo1kmcn and teams were busy 3cste1,,
day removing what etock could be get 81! 2 oi
tho ruins. Mach OF it was in good conanlon'
Their French stock was on the upPo5, 81 nooss, Y
md most nGgt Of th.. Ts aont, aas tfa tSoas.nd
leather leather 0'A' Is buried in ths basement.
This can he regained in fair condition. pe1nApa
Il STORM OF rain dooR not eet IL OshesM.Ss .Nas
! it will be almost entirely ruined ". hsees
estimates TIC loss sustained by htusen an'
| partner at $4,000. 49,,
Mr. Sol, Smith was the contractor who pu
I'm the structure. Tho walls Of tho secoh
etory were eighteen inches thick, aud ~ u
third md fourth stories thirteen inches: -
;oists were twelve inches apart, s!1toeh !ncne
through. No other building stood nSaf II, M
the wind had clean sweep At me .aA ~
tow skdiice. The mortar usod IN Its coustsu ~ y
lion hal but little adheaiveness, ~ most Oh u
bricks had no mortar adhe1ing to them H.,
Va Learn that Mdeznnan Marsh, viz z. I've .
on The blun overlooking West hansas Ca.s' ?
20 suffered loss from the storm. Iao roy.
his stable was taken Of, nud ono o. ,he 80
pa partially fell in, inju1ing his flne bla:k span
: Several chimncys OF houses were oloV
down by tho wind. ncc
. street hsd tbo west eud Of the roof raised sot
two feet. Il was tapping up aud down sl a. a.
n1ected With that church society: took prom -
measures to restrain II possible, tne ot M n
t,om f.o,ons us gn 9u that portion Of tho roof on
west end, and held BY weighta to the floor
y low. thew saved it from destruction
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cAsAL LOCK, CHICAGO, May 9.-ELxsaEp-zW., \
s1eeI, Joliet, light; Mary ortl.. Joliet, light;
SIX. St, Louis 20 600 It lumber, s. cc5 tan-oark
Isabella. St Iou,a, III, 400 It lumber; Northwest,
St Louis, 1850 It lumber; Asia, Ottawa, ts,'4s 1t
lumber. . 49, .
RKlyrp-Mottana, Seneca, As0o bu cnEn;
Orion. 1as,alle, ..iDO tu coEl; Montreal, otIaWa,
e.co Lu corn; Empires, joliet, - ~ sfone; Mpns
yds stone; uirge, LockpoE ss yds stons; Asaha; "a
hr1s hour, So lsl l's meal, ~ rs bran: AuCa*a.
Bic Kun, 20 yis stone; Eclipse, Lnont. s5 yAs
stone; Geo. Judd, Lemont, - yds stone Reliance
LemonI, y yds stone: oawa5' Lsme4s, 50 is1 ~
andcr lcmont, IS yAs stone: Mary "Akef' Lc-
mont, 5; yis stone. III hrls Itnls-
csEANrn-m. /. Pcas,ee, Icmon,, light: advance,
| iemont, light; Eclipse, -Lemont, light: Ma!y
Walker, Lemonts light; D. Hess, l.emont. ii0ns:
/ T., Lemout liSat ARABIA, ksaoot 1,gnt; 1,snt
j. l. .Asxanier, Icmont, light; Aayusta Zig kua y. !,
Mcht: IL C. S1rton, Ttg Run, light: oak Ln, M
iockpor3, light; nri.n, lockpar. light: M0ntcail
Joliet, light; prop Whale, HATH sliss = M%ne !. ,
$4,000 SHINGLES; Friendship. Hath. 81, noo y !1m
ncr, 1sco9 II oorng, 900 It Siding. 15on !aih.
AKRiyEp-w. @. LOOMS, 81 IDS stone; Aan'sa
! Gar 70 yt}9 stone.
, 1870-05-10
HosTETTER'S BTTTES.
An n1dEallacy Exploded.

Thirty or forts yes7 ago thc fashion to sdnin
Liter powerful pursasircn '-spsine mcdianes re-
r;Ec dcefs Of asltz and ea.omcI and tasr or
.auher salts were given tn ali The members OF
whether 6ek or wel By way Of psepsrtnS them iaf tt
warn weather IL psosreet This petnidous custom u
us4,ly oi.lete hut there old Bourtoos o. pst
yatc lte alike Of forgetting Of
iuE anything ha pb.tinately cling to !: still aosolnk
ecud te pesaeiona. utterly unphilosophea
than tuch hnalausht the vigor and ela<uai5 o.
the 9ystsu. In order 70 enable the phJscl atntfea
to zr.ist tho eneyatist eects Of spring dapH and FUN
uaer hfas IT ,h. uH be torc. and t.nsosced. not r.
laxcd and weakrrr The be.t u1ecinc axrn. for this
pu.peee IL H1ftrttc5s st7:narh E!stess- IT effect Il
to tone the stomach and 1Irer. GENTLY rrve the boefs
fruu brace te improve the quality
ot The blood slrlas. the kfptc and cheer The 1pts-
x In this improved c1udou the organization u capa-
b1c of rsIstins unhealthy Influences. which would
nnrtrate m ezsjteb,ed sybrrn vtsornas d!saon ia
o,nt,ly cseentiaI u he alth and taetr no dsnres
~ +hc .to,eh fa1te,ius or falling it it, Important occ
II thts genial resctabls elixir u taken rean.sJ a
ston.eI. None Of the toric tlnctnzcs or extracts WI
tnrr1Y he place Of the H!stcrs for TIC s;nRa 'ea@
th.t tht1 cperate as asty1Escnn on In TACT IN ofa
n.5v urse.rr, 6ve or ai1 prescriptions "on'd be aats
:, rroduen scraratty tho beneficial cesuts when ass
effected s:rpnI.antuusiJ and hasmonouI1 p5
| sssr!Gc.
, 1870-05-10
At knxssna City, MO.

From ne Kansas cify Journal. Nay :.
Tbussdav and Friday Of this balrny month
Of May" viii long be remembered by our citl-
ztns a. bringing with them a very violent
eso1.n Of wind, Tint msde it's destructive power
felt In more than one locality: Thursday the
wind blew gallo. filing the city with cl61ds
nf dust, jitmAnt1inE a number Of signs in dif-
tcrcnt portions OF tho city. md making many
:: trail building tremb1e to its foundation
.N about II o'clock on Thursday night, while
| the wind was blowing most ferrcly, ths cFash
~ falling building was heard. 1t Was foun!
| to % the new three story brick house owned
ts Ar. Efmine Case, Jr., situated on the
southwest corner Of Third aud Wyandotto
at.eess. - ~as total wreck, not portion Of
used in the building was smashed to pieces,
and the bricks broken to bits by tho crash.
or tho handsome now building nothing re.
manned but tho basement walls, md an uste.ly
building. "A Mr. Case informed US yesterday
cost It, 800. It was thrco stories high, 50 Zoe
dccp, and q feet wide- The walls werc l.
riches thick, and the lumber used il statel h
haye been OF good quality. Mr.. Geo. ". Love
Joy was the contractor who put up the build
fnr. II vas began last summon and fnishe.
in Sentcmber. it WAS rented by Az. Case +
King. Balls i Douton for threc yeArs, Z
SyNO Der year. The honso was unoccnpiei
a ycry fortunate thing, As it's dostrucao
| caused no loss Of life.
Tho four-sto1y business house Of Askcw
Dubois, on the corner Of Third and nelaxa!
streets, also succunbed to the terrible Ion
uf the storm, and came crashing 70 the ston1
! soon after The fall Of Cases building. dens
cloEl Of dust md powdered mortar a9oso fro
, | tho ruinA, binding the visicn OF those Vt
l.u11ied to the vicinity of the disasser. Her
Too no lives vcro losi, and no ono hurt by Il
turnhlng down Of the struetuFe.
The building, some time since, vee5ed som
| Whit frofn }ha r,arnandtr1tlAr. and II vi
brseod on The eass side BY number Of l.rl
0 t:nbess. that snapped like pipe sterns Wit
the er1Ah cane. On Thursday evening 1t "
q ouud that the front doom would not shut
, 1870-05-10
NOTICES
->.N-"
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COOK COUNTY,
&C
% .
In tho matter Of the Application Of the West
Chicago Pnrk Commissioners for thc Ap-

In the matter Of the Application OF the We@t
Chicago Pnrk Con,n,ls.fonrrs for thc Ap-
rointmcnt Of As~e*~or*-
r,Llc potIer Is hereby given tia. Thursday. the
18th day Of May. A. d. 1sn. the "cet thieaso fars
Ccm1i.eicnerx. b'say rolte and coTTer,tt. eFcafd
and iulv orxarixed v and under Of The General
Arsemhy Ct the State Of 1linot< es;'ld: An ast:o
amend the Charter Of the City Of Chicas,. to create
Board of Park Commissioners. and authorize tax IN
the towu Of West Chicsso, and for other purpo<ts
arprns ed February g. Ea. VIII nle u &ae osaT OF
.hc Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of said Cook County
their petition for the appointment Of thrre
frhodcrs AH~rasuft. thar said 18th day Of NAY.
on c opcnlns Of the aa1 Crcuit Court In tho forenoon
Of said DAY. the said Wet Chicago Park coi1iioncrs
will srpy 10 the Jusc Of said Ccuit coG1 to noui-
and appoint the Asscssoss and 70 cause 70 be DE-
volve<s upon said Atcssor By proper ORDER and dtre
the power ard duty to AserTtasu and aas - Hr tac
DAMAGES be allowed become due to the owner,
Of the pruprsg taken condemned for the purposes
provided in said Grating eaid Board Of Park Com
nIssioncr u The benefits be derived 10 tho property
benefited by the Improvements authorized By sad act
Also tp a,eeftxia md The DAMAGES md recon-
r<nte due the owners sstp+euSsy .. me psor't1
wkIeh shall be required. and which has bt~n
duly deaanate and apart by said Commissioner ~
lands to b. appropriated or eandtEned Tor ths pafts
I'd boulersrds authorized by sAld art As 70 asscSe
The costs Of acquiring title TO the property which sAd
Coumisxs. hare Acquired by ruFrnsr. and ts cns4
Of rrreeedtEfs authorized tE raid act Also. 10 def
uaInc what proportion Of the damages. costs And
rnsr of p7reuErk the e fn said parks and b1nleTasA
bv ra aet shall b. -,.ue hy th public ~ he
benefited ty raid inpruvemrnts ami Whist prrroztion
M rof tha1l BE- borne BY the property deemed benefited
And 70 perform such other and further duties nnss
their appointment ahau be LEGALLY dcvoved upor
them under tie cTrattnx said Boara Of PaEt Com
ueiAnrg, and an act supplements. tE1eos aprsuves
; Arr! 18th. 1859,
A. which tine and place all parties intrr-td mi
!. arixar and II heard touching ZACH appointment
: ~ CHARLES c. P HOLDEN.
DAVID GOLE,
| CLARK LIPE.
EF. RCSFAy.
II ISAAC R HIT.
}. HENRY GREESEBACM.
' GEO. ". STANFORD.
!. West ChIcaxo Park Commissioners