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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18

The Texas railroad bill, which has passed both Houses of Congress, and now awaits the PreSidents signature, differs but little from the Southern Pacific railroad bill lately passed by the House
 The land grants are upon similar terms as those to the main ine; and the right of way IS conceded to the New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg road, which must be opened From New Orleans to Marshall, Texas, within i've yearsi and to the Southern Pacific rail road of california frem Fort Yuma, via Los Angeles, to 8 point at or nsA Tsha shape Pass.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
The Passage of the Bill.

Washington, March 3. House-Whesler from the conference com mittee on the Southern Pacific tailroad made
 . report that the House agrees 70 change the
 little of the company to that of Texas Pacific
 railroad The Senate agrees to the House
 substitute with two additional sections, ons
 providing for similar land grant of public
 lands to Louisiana to enable the New Orleans
 Baton Rouge and Vicksburg railroad company
 at it's eastern terminus by way of AlexandriA,
 and the other for similar grant 10 enable
 the South Pacific Railroad by way of Los n- gelss or near Colorado river, to De built
 Wheeler briefly explained that by the new sec tions the grant ot land would be increased over that made by the House, bill, ot l3, 000,OO 0 acres, by between four and six million acres. He did not believe project of such great im- portance could be longer delayed by such con~ sIusraEIUu. l1Iov-d UO lay ,b. Kill on the table, which was negatiVej the house refuss ing even to order the ayes and nays on it. The conference report was then agreed to. ayes l24 nays 64.
 In the Senate, Howard. from the conference Committee on the Southern Pacific railroad, the report which he explained, and said, the bill as proposed to be amended by the Conference Committee was substantially the House bill, with addition of two branches, at the eastern and western extrsmities of the | main trunk, known as the New Orleans branch, 1 and Southern Pacific Railroad of California, l both of which were provided for in the Sem 1 ats bill. The length Ofthe latter road, as now was some two hundred miles less han as described in the original Senate bill. l By other amendments, the company was re- luired to make annual reports, and the name 'fthe corporation was changed to Texas Pa ,i6a Railroad, thereby avoiding any confusion n negotiation of bonds; there being already hree Southern Pacific Railroads.
 Rice moved to lay the report of the Confer. 'nce Committee on the Southern Pacific rail- oad on the table, with view to the appoint nent of a new branch conference committee, Q as'to secure the branch connection through Arkansas, via Dalles and Fulton to Cairo.
 He did not propose to defeat the bill, but insisted on the right of the people of Arksnsus 0 this come ction with the trunk.
 hcDowell supported the position of Rice, and dvOcatsd the claims of his constituents to the Irkansas branch.
 RiOe's motion was rejected.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18

lin.. rua.i1s ia s"".s S.'s, standard p.r.i'
 asa ,Ssn writes a very trotbtaI s1''' .'. '''s
 aarina fG~nan.'ation ss., to the San Lai. tSa oS% %
 eoan,,s nar'ng .s detailed the General sS'. S''n
 v'y' led him, its farm. and #. a',,ol' . of U
 cludss as follows: ''' l''ass A
 .i,at At and near Lo. Nog.l.. v. sims. sia'y human SH an beings isrs 'i f.1.s 11.saa. Osutss. With si. men, duiT '1"'. s,'.., ,'' revolver" revolver and earbine, I sOgO1.,osd 11slasd Ga 60 nSs:g with the iIssioapu' ip,''sa s ,nsot. no opalas s west from the Los Noo.93d NS"e9d' a1s .nensi and not until I arr;v.i iSOs'ls il 70 ,o0,a D.li imagine why psOpl. in soa',A at Aa aa were compelled to take ,n.S m .IS0ola'a(I ;s9llo1 against Indian attasL' u 'iIr's. cans passing along the roso,, pointing out the gr,,.. 'lain, and for several nilss north [ :. roadside dotted by tho graves of w,,s', from time to time have fallen q ,sr,;S.. fsrocity of the Apache, h fac, 's he roads in every part of Arizon. on. :, travel far without meeting th4 same ,I morials of their savage depreis,io,, ret in spite of the danger. here bia;,l, \ nsn have settled is,shis Territory. and ,.l filling the soil, but always armed. ns lIl of their househod in like gu,rjsd T ion. Each house isa fortress, | ni sr.r ner is a warrior.
 If you want to be an angel, con.b lI Ia and settle on . rancho; the Au,1, assist you to reach the climax of yorjs| md that free of charge.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18

The San Bernardino Guardian of the 25th ut. brings an account of the cOwardly assassl- nation of Dr. N. Herold. Can this possibly be the same Dr. Herold who went from thlS Territory in 1868 and established himself at San Bernardino The name and record are the same, but the age (45 years) seems inc probable. Ifso physician and surgeon of rare merit as we'll as gentleman of rare at- tainments and qualifications, and nO0ls and generous-heartsd man has fallen by ths hand of the assassin. We knew Dr. Herold we'll, both at the East and in Arizona and felt tha. we artsd from good man and true friend when we bads him good~by in lS6S
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18

report which has not yet been corsrmed IS in circulation to the effect that 4. HsrDen- ding has sold the BarrO miues to company of Engli'h caoitaIists This report comes from San Francisco, having found it's way thence to Los Aagsles by telegraph
 Tas 'Iiaiay King of California is evident, ly mtale lgriny for the crowa of Arizona.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
M R DuFFIELD.
WAsEGNeToN, March 29, 1869. To the Postnaster- General
 Of the United States

! WARRINGTON, March Z9, lSo9. l To the Postnaster- General ofthe United States. SIR.-M. B. Bufield, Ese, late Marshal ot ! the United States for the Territory of Arizona is, as I am informed, an applicant for the Special Mail Agency of the the Pacific Coast including California, Nevada and Arizona. An actual res l. once of seventeen years in these sections, dur in g which Marshal Duf1eld aided in organizing the Te rritory of Arizona it's first United States Marshal, renders him familiar with these regions, the Post routes, and the exigency of their mail service than any other person the Federal Govern ment can select.
 An intimate acquaintance of six years with Marshal Dufield, part of the time bis colleague in the organization of Arizona, enables me to say of him, that for unerring shrsWdnsss, untiring vigilance, unfaing enterprise and indomitabls bravery, the Federal Government cannot hope to find his superior.
 To these qualities Marshal Dufisld adds that of rigid honesty, which will ensure serupulOusly faithful performance of official duty.
 residence eff Ave years as Chief Justice of one of tn Pacific Territories, and a judicial appoint ment tor Arizona renders me very sensible of the value of Marshal Dufields service in the Special Postal Service of the Pacific Coast.
 have already signed the petition of Gen. Clam pit for the Special Mail Service of the Rocky Mountain District including Utah, Idaho and Montana. That recommendation I neither re- tract nor qualify, but reafirm. As Marshal Dufield's appointment does not in any manner conflict with that, cannot too smphatically re- the app Ointing powers.
 With the highest respect,
 Most obediently,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
Letter froN M. B. Dufield.

MR. DooNEk-SIR: as Ihave heard of some abusive article in low-livsd paper in this town, called, believe, the Citizen" and which do not descend to read, woald ask that you will please publish tho enclosed letter which is true copy of one written and handed to me by Hon. J. Titus; it will explain itself. wish it published simply for the benefit of that old, gray.headed vagabond rsprObste and cowardy villain: J Wasson, SurVeyor-G Gene ral aud editor of the aboved named imbecile sheet, whose lifetime of low villalny and cow ardice has caused the Almighty to even turn the hair of his head white ct premature age, as a caution to the world that he is marked to be avoided.
 Do this and oblige,
 n
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Beef and Mutton, OR HoOf or ElS|
 FOR ARIZONA.

FAILED PROPOSALS, IN pUP!ii::1|
 O will be received at this Of6cs (No' HI ket street, San Francisco, California; M SI dersigned, until 12 o'clock, M, IHVM1 March SOth, 1871 (when they will es 0Pea" the suply and delivery at each and 'Vs! i the Military posts which are now or sDl;s s.-| after may be established in AElz0n' o.. aJ' (Camp Colorado excepted), of sll ts ? P. ..I Mutton, live or slaughtered, thai nay ,s.i,, Y ed for the troops stationed thersS'' DI,; a. year commencing July 1st, 1871, ana 'a-i' 3Oth, 1872. Proposals to express Pfcs,
 rency. The supply will probably an'aD'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
aoOO BEEvEs AND 1000 WEfHi'

Copy of the present contract .na .'e ?, .s, | structions to bidders can be obtains0 s;,-i. 2 S California; any Military post. ..nin T.Ise Santa Fe, New Mexico; San AnIsoi"'F 'F.rl i'd land. Oregon ; Omaha, Nebrssksi .'S . dl worth, wort, Kansas; St. Louis, Missouri ''' Illinois. .m1I Proposal. will be received for 'H' 'i !" Der of posts. ,,-aAsI ing of the bids. Ain, S' The right is reserved Of f''''
 bids. srNpsO,
 Lieut.. ..COlr A' " oto. of the Chief oonml.s.EE, ,E, S,:iso' St sss
 % sss Francisco CaIifOfHl''
 lsf4t.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18

How did the Governor manage the wires 90 as to have hi. nams appear as one of the cOrPOratOrs of the South Pacific Railtosd Merit, sir ] msrlt'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-18
THE WEEKLY ARIZONAN
ANOTHER TREATY.

MARCH l8,, l8,,.......................~Is7l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08

Bon Der aRsIel, PIE Sspt. Wess.
Bel Der i9Snsn @ittfruns in rer 9iitte
sisles Wonates ntander GSinasr nod
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5rrbf itstt, 70 finb bielabtn lest aksrafi
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berg. 70 ipoQtn bod bic @isMlna. ipel&e
penisftns brsi 9isrtel auer Berse tiinnebs
men nidt surrarts ssben, utS rsnn tiit
fraker 6rof eiatretens warpe, sinae bic
'8robts'% n(aRt'ce frauben III 0runbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
Sin &atitsl itsr Smtelisen3.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
~2nrembnrger Ga5ette.


sap 81 ratblanssn mare, 70 faaBss Der Satitr bod
oistes unttrnsbnafn Ssftdsn uns 3sSar fur Sit
Sprf ie'nes Nfar'fas inSals sia san3 Jranfrttd
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amber Sptsf etr Wsfs fsinsr armss rnari6irsne,
stTansta stnsumsn, na6esrt CT an irner Seir
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bate isinsm SoSns zine slorrei6e Grtialft Y:r-
madt. UNI anScrsriets, ~san Sas @lad es ibm
sr!auSt batts, nit siue,n lbeiis itintr Sruspsn,
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per aeatsa ilns iei4t ~ tntRaeasnirta ii? 3D.
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p%ttalation %ssfanssn, sisls Stasts battsn in anps.
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quiz srn'n'tf. ais @ffangener ~ yDittrs, mad
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08

lElttt SlllAt tut N" "EF -"Ma rH LIT. .L,
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feinee rientbar ii. @obmals - Iebt
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mad SadIen binrebnt laasra Ole I6pts
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@rea Sesert Die perSlole Vsbtetertt.
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Btttttae abltartate, oer fatt bts StrserS,
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6anitlie Se9cr' rao SebeIt ces Hetdes Z
Das selid'ten rec @llb'purtnes seaen
zen perrliren Wlans Der CONNIE. uro
9e9eil ras Seesn cee 9tetpes pat cteler
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Wann. Issr-rae Ser fs iar 'pist
t@ l@ase 'Nil rslto poeer' le barter Gilsr
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The New York herald., 1871-11-06

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y .ss :Ss s' .S. sss -ssis ss !: g
Is snS: 81 6aaa. ss ..
Towed state rye continued dull SOC bid Tor Western snd
Ms. '0s S ana
s%na pr' for nsA .s m osr @
bushels = sc. = sec. for ~ kinds.
for ss.1s! prnessly sr Is. p:fesa% sas asi.: wsr.
sa.ss. A. 'Se sss;s
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nasa psoa@ az
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i Ss ssp psasp os S Sn p,ss
piaaeiph. 70 the Continent sss Se petr0s on OWN OWN
HiiE-fhe.s was rair inquiry, but holder. w.r. rsuc
AMI to Gr SGysr % S.w n and ::s r' only '~ Central
N9LAssxs vas no, IL demand, except in small way 10
a, Sc ss, Win ss.s d q ss ss,ss 50 sss
q s sSs @ sS" e Il s. * o % " 8 sss
srmy held i q. wIn,asop being the only kind in stocs
H GeaA OUTSIDE .. s'i y S.sss sssp,ns 1900 s.on.
sH q M s flare I sa: r 4 @
%ss II g, c ,gs ana s sss 81 NC,as,n :Oa
Ing Mcabsdsn risd Swsr; N bbl. prime sold al ss,sSt
H sh's Oruao cotton 'ssi we're disposed u on private
' FaTroI.Ur- a.rl. is, refined, aiisr yss.rlay.
oSy o.s as s IN 'ssay s q s
iQg spS and month. bulk vas dull AMI weak AZ
Ss Naphhs continued auss b.. srm qaotcl :. Ne for
ss. .ns s.na. S ,SS ~ c ifs q MONTH
The tho marks, dun and PRICES again
s
& ses sS. ss q a me-
ssads Tsnsnss y $ SS at :: isXs We mote a,ass
% $50 sss settlement snse q SoS.s.s 70 ee css
ssiSss ;
Or Noysnesr and peesMess 81, :. = leas return.
~ ~ s
ss ,i sSssi;sI sis Il s:sss @ | 81
sh.nssS sT. :.,s, wrrs S s.S. FOR future delivery for
sNs S aa Sss. .sS sSS sss..
sa a .na % pn sss "a :a .s. Su:
rev we.sru ...e CASH go .ls,s ks.se, special
- a. ssss.: s'sil.l 3 .
sssss s ss " S ss: sss: y % 9s
:s ss ~ e. '1s%s s.: sS; ss..
S 1 :s :': y '0 sss r. =: c s.:
az 'n;sa Y, :so.lss Clear
Ss DO sr H1 d. .:s: ss M
sc n0 s.r ssaGrd and prs:
steady We note sses OF ~ cssks Carolina At IKE SIDE
per fhe latter Hre for choice and 10 bags Rangoon Il
SuoAHihs market though very quiet strong on the
basis OF sc per h. for nir good refining The
saes were to1 Duscovsdo and clAysd on pr
,r sS.d wss s %as'ras: ana
| ii3c. FOR a. We quot. '-cubs-Inferior % comnol
eooo prime vGnnG sss sac; far 70 good grocery
Nc sHc pr'me 70 hss choice Ssoc'ry sXc ios o.n
Bids ard boIss, %. a &C. msado,. lSo. sHc ia,
10 H. aLc gxc do ~ TO lb loc I0sxo; do, IL rs
Iisc siisc do, ~ 70 20 i2ec alsAc DO, WHITE ike
| ailhc Port, RICE -N0nJron prime refnng, J6e :
a,A.; far 10 sneicc USerrs, sHc lCko Bra1u,tucb
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

Montgomery ana EufaIa Railroad. % . %; South
Carolina sixea q 70; DO. new, January and July,
87K SO; do. do. April and October IS 81; Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, sterling, "a SO; do interest eignts,
70 so; do. ao second mortgage eights 70 Is; Ms-
sssIppi Central Railroad first mortgage, sevcns.
so . IS !; do. second mortgage eights, 70 . 70;
New Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage, as Q so;
do do, second mortgage. y q Is; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad nrst mortgage, SO s5; do. do,
second mortgage, IS q 80; Greenvillc and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 80 IS;
Macon ana Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by
Georgia N rs; wilmington, Charlotte and Rutner.
ford railroad eights SO SO; Selma, Rome and
Dalton Railroad sevens. 80 So; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad eights. Is a 80; Memphis city SKIES,
"a a 50; savannah city sevens, So a 81; New Orleans
consols old. 10 IS; do. issued to railroads. sxes
10 o s5; do sevens, 90 07.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nr,cas Of the principal stocks on Saturday,
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
CALVARY CEMETERY.

Few Earnrsf Words trsm "Oss Who
Knows How Affairs Arc Managed.
To rHx EpIfoR OF THE HERALD:-
On behalf OF many Catholics who have purchased
p,ots in calvary Cemetery beg TO thank you for
your timely aud excellent article in yesterdays
edition rejecting so justly on the management OF
anairs there. have nsed the word "purchased'-
but although we have paid our money In fuil for
these plots, ye, We are not permitted to call our
selves owners.
Myaelf q convert TO the Catholic faith. | have
many rmes had occasion TO contrast the look OF
solemn beansy and the air Of refinement order and
decorum so noticeable cverywhere--at Greenwood
and other Protestant cemeteries-wth the bare bar.
rem uncared-for and positively dlsgraccful condi.
tlon or Calvary. And let 1t be borne IN mind that
this want or care, this disregard OF common pro-
priety Is not owing to the want OF means for u Is
wei known that no cemetery In the country-to use
vulgar pnrase--pays better than Calvary NAY
We not therefore be pardoned II sometimes the
question occurs TO our mind, 'sIs there Also 0 Ca
vary sringru Again thank yon for having spoken
OF this matter. and earnestly hope mat some good
WIN come out of tf0 CALVARis