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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

We invite attention to the advertise
ment Of j. H. Stinson in to,day's paper
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

This is the scar and yellow
leaf season.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

~ Office open from TOO A. n. to 500
PM On Sunday, from 900 to- 1000 An
b. W. DAVIS, p. N.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

G. f. Coffin and wife leave for
Europe next week, to be absent
several months.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The Board Of manager of the
Home for the friendless are reques-
ted to meet at the Home next Mon.
day, the 9th, at 2 p. M.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The Friends have had splendid
weather for their Yearly Meetings.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The Springfield CO., Fair was de-
cided success. Our old friend james P
Burgess, informs us that it was the finest
exhibition he ever saw, and we'll tax 9
his word for it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Richmond
Ind, OCTOBER 6, 1871.
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say ADVERTISED" and give the date of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Wild pigeons and quails are
ready to gather.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

A terrible ere is now in progress in Min
nasota- not less than $50 miles Of Woodland
and prairie ars in blaze, and the people are
fleeing Tor life.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

FLETCHER Il Co., Jewellers No.
270 Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Laura Ream WAS in the city
Tuesday.
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1908 GIFTS.
GRAND GLFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION,
For the Benefit of the
FOUNDING ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS
OF CHARITY

FOUNDLING ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS
OF CHARITY,
In the City OF New York, and
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS
HOME,
Washington. D. c.,
To be held in WASHINGTON, D. c., Gas
soon as all Tickets are sold, Of which Ten
Days Notice will be given, and not latter than
November 23d, 1871. Entire number Of
tickets, 52,0oe-$5 each. 1908 Gifts, sme1st.
ing to 100000, to be awarded. Send for
circular, giving list of Gifts and references.
Tickets can be had of RILEY & AEoENT,
General News Agents, Columbus, Ohio, and
Richmond, Ind, or
4 P. c. DEVLIN,
|, GENERAL AGBN7,
/ $1,000 Tickets only will be sold, at s. each
Hon. II. MCCULLOUGH, Of Elktop, I'D,
Major GEO. T. CASTLE, Baltimore, Md.
Commissioners
Hon. JAS. S. NEGLEF, N. c., Pinsburg.
90 -4w. Trustee
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The sun didn't have any trou-
Bile getting over the line this time.
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Geo. II. Knollenberg's.
Fresh Baltimore oysters can
be obtained cheap at Jewiss' oyster
and fish house, on Main street,
three doors east Of Fifth.
Ed. Wolverton, is still pegging
away at his little chop around the
corner. Call on Ed. when you want
first class pair OF boots.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

WATCH FREE.-Prize Candy-boxes
Prize Packages, Cheap Jewelry, &C., &c. Sill
yer Watches given gratis to every agent. so
per day made selling our goods at Country
Fairs and Political Meetings. Send for Cir
culsr, Add. MoNRos KENNEDY Co. Pittsb'gh
Pennsylvania. 36-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Call and see our handsome
stock OF French Poplins, Alpacas at
Geo. H. Knollenberg's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Pigeons. in small droves, have
made their appearance
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IN T1PoH ONE MONTH 20 all who ask for il;
! it8873; $3.50 to January, '7s. TnE
METHODIST. Every week Lecture
Room Talk by Beecher; Sermon or article
posing secret workings of Romanism in
America, and much other good reading. 9.
Halstead, ia Nassau ST., New Yori. 29lw.
54HH Try Samples, of our great SPACE
FHEh,s 90 illustrated weekly 50 years es-
asna.ablshed. Fine steel epgravings free
to subscribers. Agents make SIS D day. Send
FOR Stature uy Gazette, Haliovell, Me. 294w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Jack Frcst has been hero, cut
ting capers this week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Bologna sausage is fashion,
able vegetable now.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

"A new lot of Striped shawls
at Geo. II. Knollenberg's.
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this list
Allen FIJI Tar.on VIM
Bousail Howe Ed " J
Birdseilo J & Soa Howard Miss Flor,
Boyers w Hocman Miss Annie
Brown David Hoover Mrs Hannah
Brown WA NJ i.vine BIZ
Cadwalatier Mrs J I k-e.e b =
Cain Joshua Lewis Mss Emily Z
|, Chandler wilson Macy Fred
Chapman Joel Marsh Gee w
Clark 6 G Mason Heniy
Coate Samuel Mayhugh VINO
Cooper Mrs Marie Mendenhall NC
| Cox Miss Garry Morrow Mary Jane
| Cheste, Coggshell CoNeil A r
| Coffin Miss Sarah Payne NJ J
| Collens John Paine Miss Mary
| Cn,me Thomas Prather IN
Dehl VIM R.,ldiek Zachariah
| Dillon Miss Eva Resar Miss Maggie
| Dorreli Miss Ada Sanders Miss Amanda
Dunning Mary Smith Reuben W
| Edison Miss Lille Stevens A 7
Enoch Eenry W Stetson BF
| Eperde Philip Vaughan Isaac T
Eyer Mary Watson Miss MaryJ
HenAaser Henry Waddel! Ella
Hill Mrs Mary A Willis Sm
Hiildrup Miss Hattie Wright Mrs MI
UNAVAILABLE LETTERS.
Am. Button Hole s. NJ. Co., Phla ielphia, Pa
Miss En- Smith. Libsr:y. Ind.
Obs and Fairy, Indian polls.
Matte T. Pearson, Tecumssh, Mich.
B. W.DAvIs r. n.
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New Carpets received .his
week at
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The scaffolding at the new
depot, about ten feet in height, fell
on Wednesday morning, with three
men.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

New and hobby styles of hats
constantly arriving at
DHNIsON & ToMpKrNs'.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Go to Fletcher & Co.'s for ) ouI
roasted coffee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Fine cloth gloves, at Denison
& Tompkins'.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Farmers through this section are
busy cutting their corn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

-Boneless fish at Jewiss' oyster
and fish house, on Main street,
three doors cast Of Fifth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

Fletcher & Co. grind the coffee
they cell free Of charge.
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LOCALRECORD.
Pumpkin pies are ripe.

Pumpkin pies are ripe.
Movers are marching on.
The apple market is good.
The coal market has opened.
Look out for comet this fall.
Fine "Indian Sumner" now.
The Friends have had splendid
weather for their Yearly Meetings.
This is the scar and yellow
leaf season.
Now is a good time to propagate
cuttings from geraniums, &c.
We arc indebted TO the Indian
arolis State Seminal for quite q
number of State items--they are
brief and to the point
A district convention of Good
Templars will be held in Brookville
on the 10th.
c. F. Coffin and wife leave for
Europe next week, to be absent
several months.
Fletcher Il Co., Jewellers No.
270 Main street.
This is the scar and yellow
leaf season.
Go to Fletcher & Co.'s for youI
roasted coffee.
Fletcher & Co. grind the coffee
they cell free Of charge.
"A new lot of Striped shawls
at Geo. II. Knollenberg's.
Fine cloth gloves, at Denison
& Tompkins.
Pigeons. in small droves, have
made their appearance
Farmers through this section are
busy cutting their corn.
jack Frcst has been here, cut.
ting capers this week.
--~~>-~-
Bologna sausage is q fashion,
able vegetable now.
The sun didn't have any trou.
BILE getting over the line this time
New and nobby styles Of hats
constantly arriving at
DENIsON & ToMPKINs'.
The largest and cheapest stock
of Black Alpacas at
Geo. H. Knollcnbcrg's.
-Boneless fish at Jewiss' oyster
and fish house, on Main street
three doors cast Of Fifth.
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim ~ early
"A indiscreth,n, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, ETC., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has discovered
simple me ans Of self-cure, which he will send
to his fellow sufferers. Address q.
J. H. REEVES, 70 Nassau st., N. 7. s9-4w
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The coal market has opened.
Fine "Indian Sumner" now.

Look out for q comet this fal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-07

The largest and cheapest stock
of Black Alpacas at
Geo. H. Knollcnbcrg's.
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Movers are marching on.
The apple market is good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
National Affairs.

Under the wise and economical adnintstra. ton of President Grant, the national debt is fast being paid of, taxation reduced, and the country rapidly approaching A sound financial condition as Is unmistaksbly indicated by the appreciation of ,ts currency. ft is also q sub ject of oongratuiation, that while war and
 desolation are sweeping over portions of Eu- rope, and crowned heads are leading their subjects to slaughter by hundreds of thous. ands to extend their d0miniGns that our own favored land is at peace with all the world, and harmony has taken the place of discurd throughout the length and breadth of the country. But one 0, the States lately in re- bellion is unrcpresented in Congress and doubtless that will be restored at An early day. The rancor and bitterness of the late war are dying out, rnl the inbabtants of those states are fast conforming to inc new order of things, and are entering upon q march of prosperity in productions, manufae. lures, internal improvements, and the sduca- ton of their people never dreamed n( under the old regime Of slavery. believe there are few to be found who do not rejoice that we are one nation and one people, and who do not feel a pride that they are American eitizens, whatever their opinions may have been during our unfortunate war. In conclusion, would say that to you the | people have lntrusted the important duty of 1 passing such acts as will aid in protecting life and property, educating the youth, encouray. ing industry and tightening the burdens oi the people, promoting internal improvements
 developing the resources of the Territory. and Of carefully husbanding the public funds. lt will be my pleasure to render you any assistance m my power in the performance o
 these duties, and trust that you will be guid
 ed in your deliberations by the Great Rnlei Of the Universe, who rules over all nation, and peoples and from Whom all good gift come. ~> A. r. K. SAFFoRp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COrRr Tuuyn r-,.,.-
 District n and sor the County os yasat z. nisIAts tory ~ Artsuna. - N~'"Vt@ @Hd fsrri-
 M. wonAsER, r. ~. wvSpsaitcn 4 y,r,, and B bLf'C S-raftuera under the e7n n~. , wa w1hssks @ 70, flaihtf., ". lfESEY C,iyTos3 3t t@ @ Artoa brought n the District Csur, |, and e~x 7"
 of fHtAisi and Tsrasry cd Aripons. " ''1 e''as'y fcS, DefsBiHot; @NAt PtE.
 Yoa are hereby usrsmsasd sad ,.ar.i.aa ,, ,.,. ar,ioO brought against yoa by rss sl-,ve " tna tn Inc District Court sd the Thina Ja.ste I,., n abd ss the copsy uf faSaps,i sssd Teyrls, f AVr 10 sns-er She Esis Fssiai niei therein la e,,, s s acooiHTaaie~ ih,s suHnmoos within iweuiy aaYs - of tbe day sd ssfviee aasr the servia s.r,o y s s served a ttis c-sniy, h, B srrysS % " sA county and ,n ts- Territory, thsh wifhln spy sss s u served csif af iAe TtrviCFy rea 0ltiu t,ses. N lagmeu, by dstsub win hs tstsh arasnsi ,o,, -, v ,o tue rrayer If .aid eomptAiHt - ''FNNN This astioa s tFo,aahs O. rvssy.sy fI,e s,,, ,s s
 thirtyiwS sad S4-l0o ,faaFy in pui,s-l g,a. IS arnoan, 's FFlnciral and interest eairusa to L t . ysss two certain pssnis-ssry sses ~xneu,e,l sss - yOt @ ilfe aioSs saaesd rsinufss as Preset, y.
 coasiy. Ara'nsi cns tho 18th day f MavcA Is,g , sss al tWo yeI osAs. peS snnfh f,om date uI fes a the uatvf ,br M day gf Fsbrnsry ls;9 fs V,a N
 drc,i eighfy and g9.1o auilAfs with tpisrss a, , eest Jef aasnth frcus date li ps,4 Al d ~Art ~
 hty shows and sra s~'a Ia ihs complaint bersis te sb i FetsreBce 6 h.rnhy Eads. 7F Asd yoa hssrby Rotfned that V ya4s 4si, Il,
 and answer tie eompisint above required Iis rlS
 Hth take laagmvut by de1sN Rgaistt yta1 l ais ss s sis huared tkrty two asi s4 eD anars fs,9 as, siS cr aud t< e'sis and distssssa0sis ia us t~sAii et ] y-aisti '"
 aivre ssAer my hand SAa the aeAi 0 ,t.s gysr t,
 ths i7ih day Uf JassaEy. 4 b tsn.
 l En. ". wFJIs ">,'. ltSI 1AH.sft9 '@ ersfh Dis,rifl Cep-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Territorial Finances.

The reports of the rreasGFer and Auditor,
 which will be laid before you with their re spcciisr statements iH detail, show that t:ie financial condition of the Territory is in . very satisfactory condition. According to
 inc Tressurer's report to the last Legislative Assembly, tae outstanding indebtedness bear sfg interest at 10 Der cent. per annum amoun- ted, November l. lSGs, Co $2G, ,9Gl 05. and
 the cash on hand to S2,sG5 O6, leaving bal. ! anee of S2i,092 % of indebtedness above the amount on hand. IL appears from the
 statements now presented, that the receipts l since tue last report amount to SIG, ,s43 4g. Add to this the amount in tie Treasury No- l vember l, 1868, and we have total of S30,. III o5. During that period, there was dis. bursed $34, ,90O II, leaving balance in the | Treasury ot S4,l50 94. The present indebt- edness amounts 70 Sj0l, leaving balance of S3, ,649 94 cash in the Treasury over all liabil- ities against the Territory.
 Estimating the losses sustained from fndi- an hOstilities, the general insecurity of fife
 and property whicl, necessarily discourage | immigration, the investment of capital and
 the development of our resources, and also
 that the rate Of taxation for Territorial par
 poses has been only fifty cents upon each
 SlO0 of taxable property, cause this exhibit
 to be particularly gratifying, and firmly es- tabiish confidence in the solEency of the Ter
 ritory. lt is encouraging, also, to be able tc
 state that the finances of the counties arc ir | very satisfactory condition, their warrants
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF ...9# REAL EST ATE

Nutiee is hereby gysp tAsi ta Ius.aAr sp.isery af tl., Probate Coart af the COeBty 0f fayaIa a m Arizona made oa f1e hheeufh day ~ - - A.reas- is5U In ne matter af the estate ef Asnzs teans f
 a ths nadey.lsned adrninissrsos ef rsid ss-,s ,. .s w,bt,e ssr;i,e so the highest hadst. fps ras '
 to eoanrspatoa by -sia PSctais csHTt .. v,s- On Saturday, the Ts<sntteih aAy " v . :.,' raary, A. D. is7t' 4. ln frsa, af fhs dirs fJ M issztsas 1 ..ss,s 4 iowa of Prescott all tss figt eiis ese's. .a a tbs ths said lu,es,ats at the time of his dse1A I I -,aA yi,s ,iils and interest that the said ess's % h ss ti1 sa has os ofhsrwias ether thaf ~ " G sss s as; certain hlsllng situated at Camp tanii..- ~ @ sssis ,sf ssssuTlea by the deoeased n nis s M .. spVrasfa Sure; which faid buildiDg ls assssil<u '. " ".
 v s~'" A"A'' Il. D. HOOPER AA'ae'''-'~ < By JoHs N iiouSFzEE, A;;s.ss5 i.altR
 Prescott gssuary H. ID isIl. t -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
SUMMONS.

IS rHE DISTRICT torEr TRIEp rrDIcIGE
 lSiss,iri is shr hE tbe Conuiy of YayNEa, Issrtfy Df Arss0nA
 DssIi, fiEsbsssos. FiniasiH rs. hrSEE clrsroS s,> fendant Order of phtllrali0b.
 Aetied brought h the Blstrut Essf ts. sa Ss ssz- v of YEtaIak and Terrqry .; ksis0SzA Tbs Tpuaars { AfiEUsa scoas scgang 10 BKNKt CLyYtpS defendant Ysu arc hereby sissins aa4 rrguiscd sfpar sa an aesion truHbt Nsnluss ysa Iy ths assVs ssnd ysruH in ihe Dsiur4 Ccn f Inc Thiri Jadie p.sirsS b Ssi td the "Seniy f NgTSTaL ard frfstnry ss aFisna ts ti- roprlasaf sEs. fhsFFf tA ssiy eg wha as ~spsrahl-s tls Fuminous Eitsp sNsuty aaJs isEeass of the day of seFssoel sfief he syVss upoN yoH ansaAeos, ssrvel ia shia eaaapfy hst ssFFeG 4 the t~sassf spa iM ihe Tcrftesy. lhsh withA y dsys and served eat 0f ths Tefrissy shsa vi,hie tsssy days, iudnoat ay dsfzalf W V aErs against toa e. tossfug is ths prsysf ss said snaPlaiat Ghis Aena brO0Gh, to tecatsr ts sf A0nrsA ahd Aaiiars lei~ sa ss..sh ge.s e@ssA.s ss.Alsy -A sstest and desvsrssi by yoethe ethAAs,s Paists aF Prescott. ATxUpa ca tbs kinh day N ATsiA A D, ls7o BBd FsSaele wiIisa rr sDonths spE b>iyag isssss two isr cept i've asssih frsah Assa s4sl Feda As N She Esec4nre ef certain deed sf mortgage, sxssasa s4d gveR to tke payment x sna lsSscssy Aess and bearing date H sA nsss. Also Shich S svcsAoAliy sisn~h ta fs- eesapaiat hsTea e Sht ss ~acs hereby Aae. Apd yva htsty posisss tlsi ( yoa isj ta sVT~as and apssef ths euthins ss above s,alfs ths plznu win tske a<uisaain sa ea4 ApVig tis~ kg the r1iet dssansleA m hs npslai aad aIs cssss aud disbursements a ihis sehsh sxgssd~t
 Given t;n<s my hand shd tho ssal a ihe pstfies coss this i9,h day of DccsBsl-es; A. P. lS7o
 Bb ". WltLA li-Si :. aeefats ..., s1.sk pi.sr's' Ger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
VIRGINIA DITCH COMPANY

TO 4EL wHox 1T WAT coysxREi ;, n, yr
 Fh. nnaar.,gusA under Ite and ss q '.,s tass euia FnrSulnK Ditch Compsny. heiel2 essD iusbss- sbey have this day claimed ish thoa-s" .g ss sasfs to Se neasrsd under two nche. isess ,d nysf shses of salt Rver The water be takeu n'n , tssagaay two and half miles above She Pse.es' ,s .d y5Esas oa the soaih sias of sdA nysr' Aa se, "a -efk hG FarmiRs Ditch Company VII ossssn h ssn ,ts same on the hrst day 0f March \; D saFyoWTA ,>y
 B. r. RiGcs, .fg M ., Rgo8pwAf,
 Q. IT CAFE x " S. srEffESS
 G. A. HANn0STe. VI Sse7laJ phssnix, A. T., Dec. n, ir'n .-.l.-.-----'--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
W
TO aLL wHos lr x.,r CONCERN

TO AL THok yr lkaF CONCERN :. '.
 The snsIrrsigas.i uaSot fha name aaa sSgE @ nf "MoSfEAEY DITCH CoafANr,- ' hereby gite hasFs nse tey have fis day eAinssd len ihogis.ud (is iaae~- he Sneaslsi under tsR 5nehe nrst.i~+i ts Narfs f Sa4 River; ts be tsten afsn sad rseF st sui nsf the suaiHeast sssasr of seessh rsyty tnf e4 eSnsf O. north range twS east sn ihei'oe ranelne nsss
 ratiae la E irs;sry arsssiea t1o yuri4 knd Aenes n a0rth westerly asrcA1 to tss Posthscsi c~' ri srSsA tB township B0sth, rasss sss, Iae aaarrsg1@ ss. rAlla ths sxht sf way g the krgAisng ieh 's r aas selected and .tafsd hy said sssEaHy clzsnnR hy st sa each side st ts spgiTe ~pgfh And iss sa s~is,sy Bi,eh CoutSny give kfrh~s Dstse Naai uhsy si'et v SouaBessee wt ths s~'d 9aea Sp "s hshfT Sa. asf 2Qfh. ls7l- .' .,. ...-.,. ! noYn :"-' E. N BCAKR,
 1 McpgtRnaox ... e foksfR ''g' r fiellfSta s E F9GfS g:
 ..~. t. D. HAAiAfus. .>.-
 Phonix, A. f., 5sHA ], lE1i. $u-@S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
STAGE LINE.
La Pax t0 Prescott.
Rssuisr Weekly T.,

f-TSlEA heguisr Weekly Trtps. & by snzs, with the Mail, win Dc rasde
 betseen t.s Iaz and Prescott. A kJnr. hosA paNsenger stage w leave Ia Iaz every Saturday connecfHg wh ths the stages ths California end of tks hse, From San BernaiiHDi arriving Et WieksubnTR on A'ndGyA and at Prescott sD Tussiays passengers ,e trniDg Sih arrive st La faz Fidays connecting wi,l, he stage "F California That departs saturday orninx
 Ac- fackagca &e. forwarded on reasonable terms.
 JAMES GRANT, Coutracsor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Territorial Prisoners and Prisons.

By law, the Territorial prisoners arc incar- ceratCd in the county jails Of tho several counties in which they are convicted. Such iai,s afford no facilities for the employment of the ounyicts OF the exercise of rcformatory measures over them. Their maintenance is expensive and the ails generally insecure, often requiring a guard to prevent their cs- cape, and frequently compelling the officers to chain them 10 tho floor. By act of Con gress, approved Jan %, 1867, it is provided that the net proceeds of tho internal revenue of this Territory that accumulated during the fiscal years ending June 30, lSGG, 'GI and 'GS, should be applied 10 tho erection of Terri torial Penitentiary, the sum not to exceed SiU,0O0. am not informed of the amount of money that has accumulated under this act, but the necessity for speedy action is SO urgent that it will probably be good policy to commence the work with the money on hand and erect building for present use in accordance with the means, having in view | in its construction the adding to of other buildings as necessity requires and the funds will admit and in the future improvement of the structure, the labor can be principally performed by the convicts.
 Tho Western Boundary of the Territory.
 X tract of land along the Colorado River l Auu upon WHICH n ppFAipu ti .tIllotiA NiiN N l located, is claimed by the State of California and until within the past year, the revenue officers of San Diego county have collected the taxes on the property located thereon. Over year ago the subject of jurisdiction was raised in the Internal Revenue Depart mcnt, and the matter was referred to Judge James of Washington, D. C., for examinR- ton and decision. AftsT a careful invcstiga- ton of the subject, he decided that the dis puted territory belonged to Arizona, and the officers of this Territory were directed so cui. lect the revenues therein. That the disputed territory belongs to Arizona, in my judgment, does not admit of doubt.
 Suits have been commenced in the county of Yuma in the 2d Judicial district to bring the matter to An issue and final adjudication As there wil be some outlay attending ,hes, suits, and the Territory being equally inter csted with the county, 1t is but just that tho Territory should bear portion of the ex pense .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Registry Law.

am of the opinion that law fer the reg. istry of the qualified electors of the Territo- " prior to an election is highly necessary. By tt ample time $ given for excluding from the roll all but legal voters. while if this du- ~ be reserved for election day with the sur rounding settlements often attendant, even with the most scrutinising care, illegal votes are liable to be polled. In the preparation of such law, great care should be taken to af- ford facilities for the registration of electors ,rith the least nossible inconvenience
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
Dissolution of Co-Partnersnip'

The ceparnsrship hers,oore sss's ussst Al dsos Marg is hereby dissolved py ,Ds Ia,e ern v he s' due, and all dsmandz sgaias' uis '' Jons Ith.., by John Rses D. J. hA- Prescott, Jaa l3 ls7i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-04
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