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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-01-13
Accidents.

Mir. Frapk Sullivan, suffering from "frost bite '" of both feet, was taken to the U. s. A. Hospital, Fort Whipple, where his right foot was amputa- ted just below the instep, and portion Of the left one also removed by w. H. Ensign, Post Sur gcon. Sullivan is doing well and in a fair way to recover.
 Wm. Linn arrived in town last Sunday, from Bradshaw, suffering from q piece of quartz i'm beddcd in the left eye ball QrOm blast). It was removed by Dr. Ensign and he returned home all right.
 Mir. Bcltnan, agent for Government beef con tractors, whic out herding, had the misfortune 10 be kicked by mule over the left eye, one morning of lsst week, which 50 stunned him as to prevent his return to the post Towards even ing he was found, carried to Dr. Ensign's quar- ters, when that gentleman fixed up his wound. He is now nearly we'll.
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Mining Matters.

Iac Tiger mine is improving very rapidly. sud owners are as happy as larks. Col. Head and G. !" Towers, who visited tie mine, this week trou ;ht over with them specimens of ore show lug bout as much silver as ore. It was the first dime Col Head had a sight at the Tiger, and We knoy that he is highly pleased with It.
 Jackson tS Co., are still running theiT hhiii Thy have good thing.
 Ncssrs. Poland and Gavin are fixing up TOT af.l .traing ore on upper Lynx Creek.
 The vulturc Company are doin. we'll A re- cent letter from Mir. Nudge, manager for the ,onpany, contains much news of cheering na a-e, which will appear in our next.
 Placer miners are still bringing and sending in dust"
 The letter from Walapai District, Mohave couniy, published on the first page of this paper, lives full particulars about mines, mining, etc, teerc.
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County Matters

A perusal of the Report of the County Treas urer, F. J. Cook, will enlighten taxpayers con- eerDing the spancial condition of the county, which, we are glad to be able to state, Is much better thaa we had expected to find 1t. The debt is small so, also, is the amount of delin- qucnt taxes, much of which will probably soon Sc collected-as, 1t will be seen by notice in the advertising columns, that our District Attorney w. J. Berry, will soon commence, in earnest, the collection of delinquent taxes.
 Had 1t not been for criminals who, thus far, have escaped punishment, the county would now bc out of debt, and would have considerable ready money in its treasury.
 For some time past Mir. Cook has been kept quite busy, paying out cash for warrants, and it will bc seen by reference to an advertisement in another column, that he is prepared to redeem certain other warrants
 In conclusion We wish to state, publicly, that our people-mpoverished though they have been, by failure of crops, losses by Indians, &c-havc done well in the way of paying taxes It is also a matter of pride with us, and should be with them, to know that the officers of the county have not squandered the money of the county. and are not likely to do so.
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Recent Arrivals

Dr. Herman Bcndcll, Superintendent ot Indian Affairs for this Territory, Dr. Tanner, Agent for Colorado River Indian Reservation, Judge Chas. H. Brinley, and Dr: Boone, arrived here Thur. day last. from the Colorado river.
 NJ. Goldwatcr, of Ehrcnberg, George II. Kim ball and Lieutenant Ebstcir, of Camp Date Creek, arrived here on the same day.
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Military Items.

General Dana, U. s. A., Chief Quartermastcr of the Department of Arizana, arrived at Fort Whpple Wednesday last. The General was ac- companicd by his family.
 Rumor bas 1t that Headquarters of the 3Sd In- fautry, DOW en route from Oregon, will be located at Fort Whipple, but in what asoSfers we are at a loss to conlee,are, as the old wooden buildings known as Fort whipplc arc in very dilapidatcd condition.
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Another Man Shot.

January 7th, last, two mcn-Pricc and Dubus- son-had some words at camp on the Rio Verde, when Price shot Dubusson in the breast. Major Veil, who brought this news, says the Surgeon at the post had pronounced Dubussor's wound dan gerons, If not mortal Sheriff Bchan has gone down to bring up Price, who, after the shooting, was arrested hY the military.
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or delinquent tax roll was presented, approved br ,hc Board and filed
 The Glowing accounts were audited and al- toa -t
 Ar.zona Miner, printing, 5000 Robert Owen, juror certificate of R. Shrope 1000 Board adjourned.
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To Delinquent Tax Payers.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
 YAvAPAI COUNT, ARIZONA. Ihere>~ certify that have this day deposited wfk ". J. Berry District Attorney for favapa County the de.in oueut fx ks$ and unless the delnQueut therein spec6sl are pad ts the District Attorney, wAm twenty days from tho pubcafion of this notice action will bs coamenced by said District Attorney for the collection of s,,ch taxes and costs ~ E. J.COOK County TEeasuyes
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C. A. Luke has, of late, made many neat and costly Improvements upon his premises, Monte Zuma street.
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1a a.F. ARIZONA LODGE, HuL

.tsssA. Regular Meetings of this Ledge .r Wed
 &f5EE pesday Evenings, at Mas .1ic Haz. Mem Y2E< bers of the Order, in gs-l sr1as.l. are Svd to attend. D. HEND BsJE S ti. d, LUKE. Secretary.
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Pay Up

Messrs. Badt X G0ldwatcr, of Wiekenburg, have disposed of their business :t that place aud now call upon all those indebted to them to sctric said indebtedness within the next D days and save costs. See their notice to this effect.
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A Bargain.

The saloon building offered for sale, in another column of this paper is situate in the best busi- ness locality in this town, notwithstanding which the owner will dispose of it upon very reasonable terms. uoOtt
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Redemption of County Warrants.
OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER
 PRESCOTT. Arizona. January l3 ls1o r;u r,x m, prrsersian County Warr5,uts Numbers ,o .s sa so sS s fa 6l 65 s5 i6 s5 @ sl sa s5 ss s9 e sl. sa ss a ss aS es eo 100 ln Iaa los, lo6 IO7 lo i0s llO-lla ll3 ii, ll5 IT. lls lia Ial ls l3o l3l, l40 1is lis, l5S' us lsfi Nh. of ls72.
 nteres, on said warrants to from iLe date of hi. notice F. ]. COOK
 If Treasurer Yavarai Countv
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T. w. Boggs has been supplying the citizens of Prescott with ham and bacon, "raised" and cured on his Agua Fria ranch. We have seen some of this bacon. and it looked better than the best imported.
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Judge John A. Rush and family, and C. c. Gc- nung and ktnfiy started, Saturday lasL for Pee plcs' valley. at which plase Jnsge Rush proposes to test his new quartz mill
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DIVINE SERYTCEg.

laplan Gilmore, U. s. Army, a"ls-t ffI s.'l' Iurse in the Court room. fEss-tc. eE<fg s+- Ja t- fcs, eommence at half. past eleyeo A. B.
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~ Q TT CE.

Having become sole proprietor of the Pacific Brcwcr, establishment and desiring to take start all those indebted Rsibe Sheerer. requested to con. t ward Immediately. and ray up. JOHN RAIEIE.
 Prescott January l3. ls12.
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The weather, so far this winter, las tcen de. lighful, and were it not that the Territory needs a wcltiug we should be satisfied with exactly sim liar weather, for long time to come.
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Fred, Williams has closed his saloon and has an idea af engaging in mining.
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THAN LODGE No. 177, F. 6 4. a

Regular Meetings of this Loige p1 te .s-' Saturday of each month, at o'rl,lf q. k2 so,ourning brethren are fra formally .ae5,sd H. BRGJE WH r.xas CORDS, Secretary.
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Advertisers via please bear in mind that the circulation of the MINER is aeost treble that of any other journal in Arizona.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Notice IS hereby given that tho partnership hereto fore existing. under the firm of aiie & Shcerer dissolved. January 5h ls12 by mutual consent and that all tfe6ss due the late firm paid to Jahn Rabfe who will, also, settle all ay.us, the firm
 JOHN RAIni.E
 PHILLIP SIIEERER Prescott, Ar1ona. Jana.arr 1 ls52.
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New Advertisements.

MAGNOLIA SsLooN.-a. II. Peoples announces that he has again taken charge of the Magnolia Bar and Billiard Saloon, at Wickenburg. He has also, a corral, where animals will be fed and oth- crwise taken care of
 Be sure and call at Peoples when you visit Wickenburg, and our word for it, you will not be mislrcatcd
 ARIZONA BREWERY AND SALeON.-Sol. x Jesse Jackson have disposed of this ancient Prescott institution to Rodenbur. X Co.,, who have alrea dy, added new attractions to the place. MT. Rod enburg is a. frstrate brewer, and his partner, Gray Foster, is one of the best-natured, most r.-e-ahic gentlemen ia this community. We sFisn ihe ucw firm sbgpdant success
 DISSOLVED -By ne4iss in another column, it pill bs seen that J. F. c. Mitchell and Guiitord Hatha8ay have dissolved partnership. Mir. T. j. nc, s.l5 i.rIs,rictor of ibo Pioneer meat market
 NOTARY PUBLC AND CoNvgYANcER.- -Wm. A Hancock, of Phunix, who, hy the way, Is q thor oughiy competen. .u.lii, oilers his services 10 t up blanks of all kinds, to acknowledge all in- strumcnts of writing, collect debts, etc., etc. See his card.
 Norsc- TO SETTLE, Is what D. IIatz ser"es up- on all those judeb.ei 10 him, and we hope all srch will comply with Daiii,,'~ -egnest, ani save .,.'.e',-s tii, ,..sc "i,s ,-r..l- s..' '--., judgment for costs, etc, pronounced 1,aIns; then
 Campbell .l BuGam, alsl. make 8 eali similar to tha. 0i Daniels
 should any of our readers wish to purchase a family carriage, youthful riding horse and Flor cncc sewing machine, he or she will do well to read notice headed "At Private Sale"
 PACIFIC BREWERY Philip Shccrcr has dis posed of his intTcst in the Pacific Brewery, es- tablishment, to his old partner, John Raiblc who, until further notice, will run the establishment alone. This bclng the case, Mir. Raible notifies all those indebted to the late firm of Rabc & Shcerer, to come forward and settle with him.
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We have heard said that somebody married somebody, in this town several days ago. but have
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POST OFFICE, PRE5CCTT .rvsis and Departures of Mails--f'osfal hIes--Mouey Orders &c. &.

ts arrive from all points, MondayS ,g5 gaorsda
 hart Wednesdays and Saturday, Ace hour. from 9 A. M tosf NJ.
 hey Orders issued every day H Re vv-t tI.'Pt IIs, ORLASDO AILES 2. N.
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PRESCOTT.

NOTICE
 TO CLAIMANTS OF PUBLIC LAND5
 LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT \. T., Dec. 10, ls1l- In cSafiiy with instructions fom the General Land ofhce Washington h. C. late Nov. l6'h, lssl notice hereby gwen that and aer this date. all the osid sections of public lands ly ing along the Hiosed nne o .hr Ferns Pacific Rai-ssd in Arizona- fa ds Ahse "' hy (fol nes each side of the sad rsilrSAd Hnr are ""hdrawn from H"mestead Preemption and sale The even numbered are hrhl al th. sahls min mum l<sse "t s2o acre and will be dsInsed of "ait rave asa uhuer ,ne omesirad einp;iua law only. HENRY A EASTMAN R.y;.,.r
 decanw5
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BORN.

In Prescott, January 9, 1872, to the wife Of L.. B. Jewell a son.
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Oak and pine wood is being delivered in Pres co,t at six dollars per cord.
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Board met Tuesday, January , 1872, pursuan adjournment Present-Campbeii, Brooke

aii.g4 s- ,peTSiSors; Wells, cIark.
 phe i'la,iRg accounts were audited ana d.
 q 8rIae peg diem and iees s99G.s0 n Nt.e.s, ;ury service. 2Oo
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FowN AND COUNT MATTERS.
supERv1soRs' PEoCEEDLN~ 3.

EUPERVISOHS FfO~t1'D4+F . }.
 Ioard met Monday, Janulry lst, l@T-. ot 70 joek a. m. Fresent-St Feryl-ors f-lr4 h'll, irman, Brooke and Moeler, aud & zis- clerk. Le Following accounts were audited and al-
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bard met Wednesday. January ad, 1872, at 10 eck a. m., pursuant 10 adiourpmcnt. Full I'd present. Ae following accounts wcrc .analtcd and all kd: EMcCaGcrty, juror certificates of Chas. ku, 1000
 h' hoskins, juror certificate of T. II.
 s. Melvin, juror certificates of self and
 Smith, 5000
 limaics of county officers for stationery, etc, First quarter 1872, received and allowed. and ers authorized to purchase same on account
 bounty.
 ard adjourned till Friday next, at 10 o'clock
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ard met Friday, January 5, 1872, pursuant 1ournmcnt. Present, full Board. following accounts were audited and al- >d:
 izcsa Miner, printing, 5000 Trench, jury service, 2.50 M Bashford, jury certificate of Scott, rinsen, Lutgerding, Austin, Compton Caris, asOO " owen, juror certificates of Dawson, A; D. stni,A, Geo. Smith, Prcbblc, e and Moore, esOo Hu adjourned till to morrow at la an. fo met Saturday, January G, 1872 psrsuant Journmcnt Present, fall Board. following property wus received from tue Treasurer, to wit:
 n, territorial and County sands Sie6S4. Is ee'hed county warrants, 7,07l.l9 Licenses returned S,95o.O0 nqoent tax roll, tsSf. s,95922 books of ofiire. @.. ,a toe following propesty returned Treasurer, to wit,
 'e'ritof''' and county funds, Ts.esll6
 ss7l, sa5a %
 @nnt of sss5oOo
 soard.
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NEW DEPARTURE.

rs al.ll s.ss..s.. .E. J. a.... ] s.,.l.essss.,
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PERIODICALS.

SCRIBNER's FOR JULY.-Tho West Point
Military Academy and its surroundings are
profusely and beautifully illustrated in Scrib-
aers for July; the historical descriptive text
being supplied by Benson J. LOSING. This
article appears just at the time that public at
tention is attracted to the Academy. Anoth-
CT timely paper is that on woman as a
Smuggler and Woman us Il Detective" in
which one of the most curious and sugges-
tive branches Of the Custom House system is
fully exposed. Mr.. Warmers Back-Log
Studies," (by the way, one of the best series
of magazine articles ever published in Amer
ica) are, if anything, more delightful than
their predecessors. "Draxy Millers Dow
ry," very fresh and strong piece of charac-
tcrization, by that mysterious author Sake
Holm, is concluded in this number; and a
generous installment is given of Mrs. Oil
plants AT His Gates" Mr.. Wilkinson's
searching but courthouse criticism of" Lowells
Prose" is concluded. Then we have strong
naturaistic story by James Il. Mckay, en-
titled "Harker and Blind :" nm interesting
little illustrated article on spiders {" Will you
Walk into my Parlor Ply; an illustrated pa
per, AS Others See Us" by Prof Wider of
"Corncll; :" a brief essay on "The Law of the
Heart and the Law of the Street." by Mr..
Hodgkins; and poems by Mrs. Whitney and
Miss Osgood. The Editorial Departments
are, as usual, quite full. Dr. Holland, in
UTonirs 0f tho TimnD fnlye abont 80 The
Christian Sabbath in Great Cities" The
Literary Bureaus Again" sour President"
and Indirect Damages The Old Cabinet
has something concerning "Old Probabli-
ties" My Famous Friend" Poor Pill.
coddy," and Mrs Whtney's Pansics. y
Nature and Science" Home and Society,"
Culture and Progress" and Etchings,'
are full of practical information and enter.
tainment.
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local Affairs.

FIRE AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY Mon
day morning, about three o'clock, the store of
Messrs. Hannegan 81 Billingslea. at Avondale,
in this county, was discovered to be on fire,
and in q short time was totally destroyed,
together with all its contents. The building
was insured in the Hartford Mutual Company
for 81, 200, and the contents for $4,000. The
books of the firm, containing accounts to the
amount of about $4,000, were destroyed by
the fire, so that the loss is considerable.
After daylight two pieces of calico, which
were recognized rs part of the stock, were
found in the rear of the store, which has led
to the belief that the store was first robbed
and then set on fire.
The fire was first discovered by member
ofMr. Richard Loflin family. on the opposite
side of the road but by the time that gentle
man reached the scene the whole building
was cnveloped in flames. He discovered,
however, that the door of the wareroom, at
tached to the store proper was open. The
belief is very strong that it was the act OF
robbers and incendiaries.
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M A r. r | H. n

OWENS-STREETT.-At st. Joseph's
Church, on May 28th, 1872, by the Rev.
Father Hoffman, SAMUEL j. OWENS, of
Baltimore city, to MARTHA A. STREET.,
only daughter of the late John W. STREET.,
Esq, OF Jarrettsville, Hartford county, Nd.
LEE-AMOSS.-By the Rev. Mr.. Snow
den. on Thursday, June Goth, 1872, at the
residence of the brides mother, RALPH G.
LEE and MARY REBECCA X. AMOSS,
daughter of the late Oliver Amoss, all of
Hartford county.
LYNCH-APPELL.- the 4th instant.
by Rev. B. II. Lathrobe, Jr., EDWARD
LYNCH to Miss AMELIA d. APPEL,
both of Hartford county
TRAVERS-CRESW Thurs
day, June Goth, 1872, at Fallston, by Rev.
DR.. F. Marion Hawkins, J. WESLEY IRA
VEltS to Miss EMMA NJ. CRESWELL,
both of Hartford county, Md.
Haore Rep. and Baltimore county papers
please copy.
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a Pitiful Condition.

1t is sad thing to pass through life only half alive.
Yet there thousands whose habitual condition IS
of languor and debility They complain of no spe.
cifc disease they suffer positive pain but they have
relish for anything which affords mental or sensuous
pleasure. In nine of ten this state OF lassitue
and torpor arises from a morbid stomach Indigestion
destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature is not supplied by due and regular as
sanitation Of the food every organ is starved every
function interrupted.
Now, what does common suggest under these
circumstances of depreSsiun The system needs rousn
aud strengthening; not merely for hour or two to
sink atterward into more pitiabe condition than ever
as it assuredly would do if ordinary alcoholic stiu.
liant were resortcd to- but radically and permanently
How is this desirable object to be accomplished? Tho
answer 10 this question: founded the unvaryng ex-
perience OF quarter OF century, is easily given Iu-
fuse new vgor into the digestive organs by course Of
HOstetters Stomach Biters Do waste time by adj
muiserng temporary remedies, but wake the system
up by recuperating the fountan-head of physical
strength and energy tho great organ upon which all the
other organs depend for their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses of the great vegetable
tonic aud nVigerant have been taken, the feeble frame
OF tho dyspeptc will begin to feel its benign influence
Appetite will be created and with appetite the capacity
to digest what it Graves Presevco until the cure COM
pete-unt healthul blood, fit to be the material OF
flesh and muscle, bone and and brain, flows
through the channels Of circulation instead of the wa
tory mbuum with which they have heretofore been I'M
perfectly nOurshed.
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DEATH OF WELL-KNowN CITIZENS
In this issue of our paper we chronicle with
regret the death of several well-known citi-
zens of our county, Whose decease will be
felt not alone by those more Immediately
connected with them by family ties, but also
by very many friends. Among those who
have thus gone the way Of all the earth was
Mr. John w. Webster, whose death occur
red on Sunday afternoon, at his residence at
Sandy Hook, after an illness of several weeks
He was gentleman of genial manners, a
! good neighbor, a kind friend, and an upright
public-sprited citizen. lie was in the 53d
year of his age
On Sunday morning, at IN early hour, Shad
rach Street,, Esq, died at his residence neal
Federal Hill, in this county, rather unexpcct
edly He had not been very well for some
| days prior to his death. hut no apprehension
| existed that he would die SO soon. He was
| remarkable for great energy and decision o.
Character and enjoyed the respect and es
TEEN of a large circle of friends. His deatl
| occurred in his Slst year.
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OBJECTIONS TO TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND
The Circuit Court for Hartford county, as
court of chancery, was in session on Saturday
the 22d June, Judge Waters on the bench
hearing the objections to the ratification of the
sale of real estate made by Herman Stump,
Jr.. trustee, in the case of Carr & Osborn VS..
Carr ct al. The case was argued by II. w.
Archer, o. S. Lee and A. P. Gilbert for the
objectants, and H. d. Farnandis and J. T. G.
Hopkins for the purchaser. The case was
held sub curia
The property in this case, situated at Aber,
deem, belonged to Richard II. Carr, and was
purchased by Mr.. John Dubois for 81, 59S.
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WOman's Rights i'm Maryland.

The new law as to the relation of husband
and wife, passed by the Maryland Legisla-
ture at its recent session makes important
changes in the statute as it existed prior to
April 1st of this year. BY the new law the
power of married women with reference to
the disposition of their separate property is
enlarged, and their liabilities are increased
at the same time; the practical effect of the
changes being, in the first place, that a mar
ried woman having separate estate may
convey the same by her separate deed, either
absolutely or by way of mortgage in the event
that her husband may have been found, upon
inquisition, to be lunatc or insane In the
next place, a married woman may beproceed-
ed against in court Of lao for the enforcement
ofcontracts which she may execute jointly
with her husband; she may employ counsel
and defend actions or suits against her, either
separately or jointly with her husband; and
judgments recovered in cases against hus-
band and wife upon their joint contracts
shall be liens on the property ofboth husband
and wife, and may be collected by execution
or attachment against the wifc's separate es,
tate in the same manner as if she were fem
me S0le.-F1edericb (fd) Union.