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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
ENGLISH VIEWS OF THE COREAN EXPEDI.
TON

From The London TSma Of Aug. a.
But now occurs the question, what is to be
DONE to what end things tendngf The Americans
having experienced aront have chastised the offend
ers and far the immediate point OF honor Ia
cerned may well be content They have made however,
no progress towards the original object OF the expedition.
They have not advanced 70 the Corean capital they have
opened no communications with Its Government anu II
tne matter 10 dropped at its present stage, the lives
OF sailors shipwreeked the Corean coasts will
lny be no safer than before The Coreans will consider
themselves and not entirely without reason
u In the contest Without needing the capture Of the
or OF the defeat Of their soldiers they will remember
only that an expedition which attempted reach their
capital never did reach it, and that they left
tSs 9nd.turbed enjoyment Of the isolation for which
uHey commended Nor In IT In the least anticipated
snat they would be found more conceding q fresh
spRncanon On the contrary, information has been
eeived that army Of 30 600 men Ia assembled between
tne Soa: and the capital prepared to any
vaang force. OF the COreans themselves, told
a sa they are men Of good stature well trained and
siter their fashion, well equipped. That they
neent in courage these Affairs have shown and though
tney can never offer effectual resistance To an
american army, the United States commander must re-
ceve both reen.orcements and authority before can
renew the attack OF course, cOuntrymen in those
paris are unanimous IL linking the attack must be
newell They consider, ndcgd, 10 Ia only fair that tho
should take tLeir share In the inevitable work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
t1)esttbsster Countp Real estate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n for accommodating within an hour and bali
N,York in wes,cheer County, containing 400 10 The hgaa
s Of cultivation no waste land; splendid MANSION so feet hs
90 feet deep perfect order also Building 20 BY iO la
for clubhouse or academy, 90 level ground 'u'''s
rae.tet also G,t and Saw MIL 70 feet bead water sh
stream barn and stable for hundred head OF cattle i0 s
orchards and one pear orchard all grated aOd choice % Hu4
lake. fences all in order and ground, ornamental pure "s gu
the hou, in every respect geutemans esablhment and
for health II is unsurpassed .nywhere the atmosphere dry and
to weak lungs good and lot Is feet front IN the ety. m
taken 10 par. payment. Address. WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
NOR SALE-HOUSE and 8 acres OF LAND
mile from depot Address ihonAo H- De WEI ~. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
THE COURTS.

PROTECTING THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
THE wEsTFIELD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOUND
AGAINST VANDERBILT, BREASTED, AND ROB-
INsON.
The indictments found by the Grand Jury
against Jacob II. Vanderbilt. William NJ Braisted anu
Henry Robinson In connection with the Westneld dis
aster were placed on file In the Clerks office OF the Court
of General Sessions Saturday Mr.. Vanderbilt Is In
dotted for manslaughter without specifying the degree
and Messs Braisted and Robinson for mansaughter in
the third degree It s believed that United states Boiler
Inspector Matthews and others have also been indicted
but they have not been arrested their names are
held by the authorities. 1t Is announced by Distct-
Attorney Garn that the trial Of those indicted iS VIII pT0
presented against Mr.. Vanderbilt:
Of S psSp Of % s S qss GGss md for 6. City
md c9q. % s S II iS s County a
@ % ?: 5q Rs s y Of and S s a
Sst@ssa he ss"IsIi q q:
.sa a'f:"s'' &. ss sP" Which 1 Boa.
1 h and S Being a:. io tfs
% re. 3 ss md sIs I'D a
boiler and Of the thereof ,S % the
.sd boiler and board Of said boat and
s a .a the Is sS & Of ss @
iii them 1 .n re r .GFi Ss hat
aid II Vanderbilt such Superintendent Aforesaid to have
:a1s I sS$ use he
and Of competent and attentive .n
within the , boiler during he time aid am was used and
p { SS purpose Aforesaid according tho strength capacity
And the jurors Aforesaid their o,,h' Aforesaid do say that
and :. the county aforesaid 50 having the care charge
:1R'' and i'G Of sSs @ Soss and f pP.fnu
IL i1 % and have
s md s. "a s
lawful. put % boiler and M s 1a sae :I nsn' S
Competent negligent. unsu unreliable person the charge
Of the boiler and apparatus Aforesaid for the purposes
And jurors Aforesaid upon their oath. Aforesaid DO further that
Sos s1 then md there being
. s he s % HD sn and her. charge
boiler the said steamboat and the other apparatus thereon for the
g. sS md q sa appau
.ss he I'D Ss tho
ss sss 'lss
..a day and AFORESAID at the ss s,y and
isH s si Is
ND boiler Sfsa hsn there and the said
;siI;s.
: dn S1 And s an. 'Gs %
y: e.ons &c .,. BEING s S:a and Their. Af BY 81
y .S 8. aid ANDREW 12a c S
es S 'atis Gs
& The x. e e Ss eSan, sorss oI ns and y
he 5I statute !; r. ~ g.: ::s Mad.
Sort and their dignity SAMUEL B. GARvIs District Attorney
The Indictment against Robinson which is cOuohed In
smiar language charges that he wifuy, feoniously,
and unawfuly, from Ignorance and gross neglect ore
field as to explosion, which resulted In the
death Of Andrew Coyle and others; and he formally
indicted for In the third degree. The in
dictment on which Mr. Braised s to be tried alleges
In the case Of Vanderbilt that superintendent Of
the Company he charge of the boiler Of the West
field and have adopted measures for ts preserya
tiop IN good condition. 1t further that
he was the action Of the engineer AID by
employ incompetent man in that capacity he vo-
charge OF mansaugher IN the third degree which was
accordingly presented against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
THE AMERICAN LOAN IN ENGLAND.
From TAs London Ece~omtst, lsp 49,

It must be admitted, however, that the cnances
are once more Mr.. Boutwes favor. that he may sue
coed in completing the conversion Of a4o0oooo Per
cent bonds into per cent bonds, and that iarr h
dintnuon Of tie quantity of the American deos e ta
tainiy telling greatly the MARKET and probably one
worst effect OF the French competition has been Ieit
There In likelihood that France will endeevor "
keep out Of the money market as long Is possible 30
she may issue the next large loan required at owet
rate And France borrow once more 81 per CELL
or less America will have better chance than sn9 nss
lately had, has at present, Of doing the same
Ia no doubt too that apart from the circumstance Oh
higher rate of interest current I'm America tnat
ought to borrow at o much cheaper rate than Frsnce
She has barely one-hah the debt, much smaller 9ot
burden OF taxation and greatly larger resources fro
ably IL will not be easy for good while at least 10 con
vert any material amount Of the debt into bonds
less than per cent interest," but the saving OF per
on the preseLt annual interest should still he an opeoto
Importance to American Finance Ministers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
HOW TO INSURE PUBLIC SAFETY.

TO the Eds tor or The Iftoune'
SIR: Your issue of Aug. 81 expresses the
general sentiment Of the intelligent public when it
That there is grave fundamental defect hardly
admits Of doubt and we DeheVe that science can tell
Us how TO cure it."
Allow me then briefly as possible, to attempt to show
what the fundamental defect" is and chow to cure 1t
With the science Of steam and the fundamental defect
Of our engineering practice. have been familiar ever
since my fathers remarkable inventions and expert
ments in 1924 which would have saved Thousands Of
lives II they bad been brought into general USE and
which the atest English magazines TO- London Engineer)
are bringing forth something new, just half a
century since his publication. refer to this circum-
stance and my own recent Investigations and inventions
"A an excuse for speaking rather positively upon fam
lar subject with which for years past have been
much familiar than with medical proessorshps or
cerebral sOence.
am induced offer these practical suggestions be-
cause have observed among all the editorial and
scientific comments upon the Westheld horror single
statement Of what the Fundamental defect is. nor
distinct presentation Of it's only and absolute remedy
And yet the remedy which propose s but what every
engineer will ct admit to be entirely adequate to
prevent all future loss Of life by steam explosions and
the majority viii readily edmit that 1t is the only ad-
eQuAte remedy for steamboer homicide. law Of ten
lines could be framed that would put end 10 the loss
Of life by steam EXPLOSIONS but such law has not yet
been suggested. We offered instead penal enact
ments, punishment Of engineers and superintendents
damages against corporations, and more careful sys
tenn inspection under the existing utterly inadequate
lawsmeasures which have heretofore failed TO give US
any security and which must continue fail hereafter
There is but perfect way 70 end this monthly or
weekly slaughter of human beings by steam power and
that way s the simplest and cheapest pOssbe-to
fab the use Of explosive boilers, and substitute boilers
that cannot dangerously explode, cannot explode
all.
Steam is like gun-powder, dangerous in proportion to
tts accumulated quantity and its position. The little
powder-cracker lie harmless but pound Of powder is
dangerous quantity In like manner. the quantity Of
steam contained In pipe Of one inch or less In diameter
pound OF steam into or two cubic feet is
boilers are lust In proportion to the magnitude
and other words In proportion TO the amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
DEPARTURE or FUREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY. ssPr. T.
II..-.Al. n Ala
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

Ad wn AI.9.en family g9,.s..' and narssj Boyle Gun
and 3 Coming Dsmp.sy poSs. WIN Dei,on' Mr. and
Ponyth JOhnsos knbsll Mr. Lais and child James Laugh.
Ian VIM Locte hr Largue Me. hanhA John Martin
Hart MoIey Mr. and MrA MCMILLAN Mcdonald q B.
Mclean MoC.rd,h children Ma TAYLOR and
Children Robert Cre Miss Jemma Ur
Miss Ann Watson, A. hy.loP, wil,m HyoP Miss Hsop r. c.
Halliday M and hIL Rooer and Children Mia Agne RogeOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
CIVIL NOTES.

The following is the assignment of the
Justices Of the Marine Court for September: ChetJus
tees Alker and Curtis and Shea, jill Trial Term, Part
l., Curtis, j.; Part H. Shea j.; Part ILL.,, Tracy, j..
Chambers, JOachimsen, j.
Rosale Waterman, William Walker, Wolf
gang Teschuer Herman Bolte the American Metallic Am
munition Company John L. Jennys, John L. r. Jennys,
IT, Lewis H. Baker, Joseph A. Miller and Geo A. Elmen-
dor were adiudcated Involuntary bankrupts last week.
William NJ Morgan Charles F. Rand Solomon Mela, Tat
nall Bailey aud Thomas Field Frank received discharges
in baukruntcy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Tombs Police Court, Oscar Davis and
Michael Ryan committed Saturday for swdng Charles Mil
lizard Charles Heal Of ellO steamship ticket Office at No. l+6
Aberty.st.
Eli MAY and Gustave May, charged with snug
Cling this from Europe released SATURDAY
S5O bail Commissioner Davenport the United States Districts
Attorney consentng
At the Essex Market Police Court, Edward Hsb-
bir committed yesterday for stabbng Dennis Hag
gerty of the Eleventh Precinct the twice hAI
breaking into unfinished building No s6 Asnst aud
attempting 10 steal carpenters tools
At the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Dowupg sl. John Bsn for stealing tub Of butter worth
AIS from Henry ohs truck At Essssu and sent TO
Ii. Penen,ry two months Dard murphy, stealing watch
worth s35 John I've. siIth-sve sent TO the Hon OF
r. fuge for year Gemsn stealing calico from Bridget
Roach Of No. 50 CsTmine-st. SIX months
At the Jefferson Market Police Court before Judge
Cor on saturday Col W Ryan Cuban notoety charged
81 Oliver D. TAYLOR 81 %s Elsyslhr with passing worth
ee check National Banf but
proye hat RYAN 80, the time the
plant William Epps committed for indecent
Esbve committed yestersy stealing ssS from the I'LL Of
Theodore Mas.rman Of No. 6O6 EighthsVs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Qouartnership Notices.

r IOUIDATION-Th copartnership heretofore
IL subsIstrs between JAMES TuCkER and EDWARD AN
DRRWs under the names Of TUCKER ANDREWS Co. IN rsN
Yor JAS W. TUCKER Co. 10 Paris was dissolved on inc mss
M EBEN KiMBALL IS waLst NewYorh has been spoointo
sole uauato by Of the Affairs OF M hrns In ne und
stsea JAS W. TUCKER Co. In hdaldah0n ICChhh An
DREWA A. In liquidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
rew.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z 1871

Of sub,usatfns the East and would look With alarm on
any policy which left refractory natives Eumpntan
from their position 10 remains only to be seen wns'
yteW Of the case may be taken at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
fona 1slano Real gstate for Sale.

0OO ACRE FARM on south side of Long
%tU Island TO EXCHANGE for Br Oklyu improved prop NJ.
Price $4,000 N. A. rutland Co.. Beekmsnst, n T.
o. )00 FARM, 80 acres; level, lOamy
I'D 4SUUs soil good house barn. crb cheap terms
$50 u.n J. LEWIS Northport L. l. 2J7 Pontt, TUESDAY Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Drootlpn Real Cstate for Sale.

Tor SALEM PrOspect-place, on the hill
a Po,p.tt Park BrOOkbn TWO q e brovnsObs frsi
DOR SALE-The very desirable COTTAGE
HsnOyerpHoe FutOpave, BROOKLYN; aahsar al
modern Improvements GATES Puto1aye 81 FeIsL
TOR SALE-A 3-stOry basement and sr6.
cellar browns HOUSE loKi0 lot 100 well located BroOi
Phee. Sliooo Apply to NJ A. rutland Co. sBsesmsns MI
TOR SALE-Three. story brick HOUSE, incom.
pee order with gas frtuxe Eve iery Terms .s,
W. GRLBS. les Fourth ST.. WlhsnsJsrza {,
ITO SELL or EXCHANGE-A most substan.
tally built HOUSE, we'll located In best part Of Broon vi
about COOL boIse and small plot Of ground Of on
and fom the city worth from 81 30 10 sS Teras
easy. Address A. b. c., BrooAl yn POstOnce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
corRT cAIENDAR-Tp,. nav

COURT CALBHDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAHBERs-BARSARD,J -COu opens al 10
Calendar called at I'm.
First Mondays Calendar 10 September
CorRr-TRiAL TRRM-PARr L-TRACY "opens az 10
.POlaek Martin. 6224 .Zeimer agt Dempsey.
-..Holbrook sgt DeLeon. 1911 stein aRt Rice.
6228 Burke Atfek. $685. .ArnsdeD agt Lindsmann.
sg48. Cisco sgt Gilman. $780, .Uets sgt. Rosenbst.
6l8O. .Behr AT. Smith. tel0. Way agt Goodwin
6236. Ninth National Bf ag Ninth $751; Bailey ACT. Felt
Wtni Bapk. I268 Pray agt. Herey.
GILT. Bruce NJ Y. Gas Light bly3 Cook Casoni
Company.
MARINE CorRr-TRIAL TERH--PARr I-sHRA J-Opens at 10
SOFT. .NAhoney McSamaIs Too Nelson agt o Brtn.
52a9. .Beadleston Mcintyre. 6OoJ Daley agt Stout.
sos. MURPHY agt Backing. tJ5Jac sgt Berg
S2l. .Piuner sgt Gambler ,tue0 Simm agt Clarke.
$3.50. .DugrO sg. LhenthsL 6li5 Gnhn agt Squier.
Whitney ag Bovine. 6l57 Stiles g. r., N. and
1898. Refs agt II. K H. T. CO. X H. 70.
.Gehrleher RindskoG 6l70 Heyman Parker
MAINE COUKT-TEIAL TxRs-PART llI-JoAcHnsss "opens
stl0 a
6909. .Dei sgt- R0senbat 1871 Konrsd ag- Bertrsm.
1f62. Payne agt Arthur 1lS3 NIXON sgt. BhckwcdeL
7O61. .sp.man sgt CUT 7l69. Eson sgt Bdwel
roll simmons sgt Roberta 12il Ludman sgt Green
T0s3. Reynolds sgt Wnsow. I2I2. Jones AFT Doe.
TOSS. .Rschsu agt Kern 521J. Fernchih sgt Mclean.
7U86. Mason sgt JennyL 1888. .Kamoi agt Jsekoa.
1857. Same agt same. 7l99 sinclair sgt Smith
1Oe0. Scott sgt. Goodwin. 7Jt. kydal agt Smith
CouRT GENERAL sYsrosa-bBDyoRD, "opens at II
l..Peer Muhal. touous 6.Tbomas Dufgan, grand hr
2Georse DspieL burglary 7.Thons. Mccormick larceny
3.Robert PARKER, burglary from the person
Robert Parker and ThomA e..Jame Owens, larceny om
Mcclure, burglary. the person.
6Mhssi OBren, grand lar s.James Madison larceny from
the person.
ApPEAIs-ALBAHr ~ Y. aept 2-Tbe following the
calendar Sept ls Ho& 2ls III 7s Os nj IA 39 Us, 3
31.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YoRx. saturdav. a.

Nsw-YoRK. Saturday, Sept 4 IN,
Messrs. johnson g. Miller viii hold their a..
sale At Union Town on Tuesday BY order Of TIE H..
Land Improvement Company. Union Town is sn.,, ~
Gated On tho New-Jersey Railroad, n miles from ".
York. between Railway and Metuchn. The props,,v :.
De sSd lies near four railway stations, and lie yery A.
terms Of sale are liberal The auctonecr viii f,,aee
passes and maps 70 all who desire TO attend the sss ~
application at their Office Every lot offered viii h N
sOlutely sold IN the highest bidder. WI ~ ID
the following property: F'sSo saso
House and lot No - tothst a5x9e ........,, A. -
House and ot No ID 4sbN 6erlso5 handsomely fsrn,bst 49,
H0ure and lot No 10th st. 32sr92 r. including up.y. Ss
House and lot No M u, 20 ,rsse
House and lot No 2l3 W 1th-a rrl10 I.0
s,.IIs snd io NJ 10 last 3s,oo xBA
IL, ~ gbs,. IS \ "a oo,h =. 33.a '''''''''''.. Hoo
-, =" " - 80 y - ~ w W 1NI'' '''''''''''...... lSAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04

| MINIATURE ALMANAC "a,
20 Sun 6:S Moon nses''' '''i
| 49, gIsH
:48 Hell Gate Perry l;|9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Gnuntrp Real gstate for Sale.

---o-|SSS55--~S6.kSSS~ = -,
CHEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES! on the
Ins OF the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 4 Land unns JIM.
ma, 600 scrss Of farming and mineral lands AHsn
1000 0o0 acres Of choice farming and grazing hnas o. ~,
~ osd In he STATE Of Nebraska In the Great Platte Vs
sale for long od. These lands are N mild ana ~
"a toy er.Iu moving faSng unsurpassed any
sts,~s Prices nnEs o. eO per acre Honeseads M -
900 .css q Govsnnsa, Land Of he ~
MA, sre emitted free Homestead Of 100 aerss wnnn
eops to direct bounty Of 600 send for the mes IA
nsnnbI,t With new MAPS mailed free eyeryvbefe heaf "
Wis Land Conn ssioper, o. P. R. r. Co., On.hs nee
NOR SALE-Dairy Farm, 44O acres, ne ear, ia I'D
i e.go; extensive Improvements at station JONI hae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Gitp Rea! gstaie for 6ale.


EIGHTH-AVE. LOTS for SALE-1Ss a..
~ fntAge between 0nehupdred Snh a., cs
sny nrststA Apply 70 H. PHELPS nCsdr.t s
floor. ''""@
ELEVENTH AVE .-Ninety-seyent6 and
II Ninety s&, LOTS for SALE Lots s.A Ella
Apply to J. NJ. PHELPS, 81 CedsrSt, ssoosd a.,
Tor SALE on Fifth-ave.-An elegant, medium
sied high stOOp, DWELLING $780, terms k.-So1
Apply to ". KsTEVBSS0E SON, II Pn.s
MERCER T.-FOR SALE, No. 1875 Mercer.
w st. Lo. 2Sxioo with shree story brick BUILDING L 4
class TENEMENT PROPERTY In Gre st., well rented and p5,
order. Apply ,o J. PHELPS, 80 Cedsr't second foOr
.Qs( WEST FIFTY-FIFTH-ST.-F SALP
~ fourtorv bghsoop Nova Scotia STONE FRONT, vel AID
beautifully finished and has all the modern Improvements
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04

COURT CALBNDAH-THs DAY.
ECoURr-CHAHBERs-BARSARD, J-COm opens at 10
Calendar called at I'm.
First Mondays Calendar in September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04

A YOUNG MAN FROM BRAZIL NEARLY MURDERED
AND ROBBED AND SUBSEQUENTLY DRUGGED
IND pIIrSDFRED.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-06
Citizens, Attend,

ny request of many citizens wish to inform an per. interested In the welfare and prosperity of Prescott md vicinity, tha there will br meeting at the Court. Room, In Prrscoi Monday evening neA' May sh for the purpose uf apuuling Committee io receive pnns to l." applied Co opeung good saddle aud pack trail thc Bradshaw mines; n', take into consideration inc opening O road rir Mllcrs cutoff from Skull Valley to Prescott These matters have been cau,H.,tI tr,y enough and '" dvei upon them "ugrr without Goug nnyiiug practical might h" iunuuus best interests The saying 'Gti help, 'nus" who hc,p ihrIus'l,"s co applies io Bradshaw |. lpuui,g into lpt. tance ls trade l. now large and valuable. Prescott ur, tis discovered i's immen,c riches, Prescott uuds and enterprise have made nearly aN developments 'hu hu, {" there been made and Prescott Wil continue Co be its b of sulpcs its lor entry may say. ii Prescott people will only connect rr town with Bradshaw first by good trail and secondly hy good wagon Toad Lo uf which Fn be midc with little expense. Our town is the nearest point "f any Importance To lmdshaw. The c0uutfy intervening. every hHui well WaieG'l, i'm. bcr-d aud grissed that taught remains for dg but Co select inc best and shUltos route and clear < ui o1.a ,iCs
 In regard to he long talked of cutoT ,o Skull Valley i' wouid shorten the dsancc '" Ehreubstz. he CuurIdo river abOut eighteen miles day travel tf 'euus which would 'nahe iregh'cr fo ttdspor goods for cent per pound less 'hun they do now.
 All our leupi" oi 'hoeo matters many ,i them ha, rAI,--,i -r uii.ugurs, t' contribute ID-r ally. Therefore. "c trust the meeting will be Tyus.ng
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-06
CALIFORNIA.
Filing Of an Amended Certificate of Incor- poraton of the Southern Pacific Ra.!ioad Company.

SAcRAVrNro April i5 There was filed today in 'he ot,c Of ihe Secretary u State amended certificate u incorporation u he Suihc l'ac hc ltA mad Company.
 T he Director of The new "rpHuifun Lloyd e's Leland St,af-Tl Charles Checker. C. r. Huntington. Mark Hopkins Charles Mayur aud Peter Douahuc
 Toe capital stock s s5J OuJ uJ3 dI' ded Into -harsl uf sluI c,' that iSsny he ac'ia contemplated Cs %; 'hc u1i.nli incuaug telegraph lines rolling stock. ao. i've power .luIs d-J-fs eic
 The object aud pupi.e ut ibe corporation s tQ par oh-sc ovrstrle own maintain and operate ciu'.ua"I- line m rrs from The city u san FIanrscn thn'Ugh iue aHuUt"s u S4u Nl'~u Slufa Clara. HpH1sr.t. Fresno Kern Tui4rs ~au Beru.ri.Hn and >4u Diego Co some Itu' uu 'lr Colorado r,'r distant i3J mrs E'af as may be from tue l-Iri n' LczuflIg
 A.su % branch ned tHru IHuUosssvpaA Pass. ut1 L.. Aulr'r, O. The T-yas Pacific Railroad rle Colorado uNer. % d's' nee u3 lai taI.s.
 A'sp O I.nr frl.u G'rul. passing through santa Cru and Huaerrg cuu,, Co >a-a, ny s5ac Ioat near ii slo uI.e,
 Al.o ouch other branches iAa pinc'ars of tl u.v corporation may hsr.tr deem attantaE" us t' a cA1 t,l-d hc certtcst lengtuy aEd feries ample pro visions agrevd io by ils esarruuG r1te fr tlr c1ustt vu'.ou ui st', kb".dess uchs u a he cIratHus cDsl id,,ng aud aulal lalgafnsting thyrr.u.
 The urt.s.v lur'rlIvsnt U4- dulv executed Afr t3ih Ay Cpirles C-,fkrr Tr-.iIsut ani l. Ws!.ait Sccu iafv tlc S.,lfLgrn isrhr RAlrsd . br other h g contrasting par-c, thc saH trHcscp and San Ju, Na.riad Company uf the fT,i IaT ihc aut4 Clara ai tai.ru Valley i,arond CumVary of ho srcund prt an tae Snu,a.u, Pachr iia.r.d Company a 'u~ mird par
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-06
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of an order o tbe prbaie Court u the Cvlnty uf Nayapai Territory u Arizona made on the 9d toy "f January, A. D lsil n ,l matter of the estate of Robert Winning cccased the undersigned Admjnsiraur of said estate will sell pub lic uctn to thr ghes' bidder fT cash, subject o frnatnn by said Pruae Court Saturday the Eth day .s Ngy \ n ls7l in frunt of the Court House In ihe town of Prescott all ihe right title interest and ette o' the said iuies;s'e a, 'e time i p's death and all She rivh, title aui interest inc said estate has by ,tats X , r iherWi.e other than or h addition that uf ibc said inestafe at the of his death n and an ih,-s certain pieces parcels tracts lot, oi lsnd lying and be ing in inc eulniy ui IHNHlHsi nni described nhOws Co wit:
 Two hundred feet in inc Real Del Monte lnie eJ0 feet in inc or Fnu lode 2j0 feet in the bloS Hawk lnde 2i fee, in the Miners Dest lo.le, 1883 e0 n inc Eurekg lode all situate r MBlker District
 l apl2Hi JAMES M THOMAS AdInius,ratr