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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
THE SITUATION NOW.

On Sunday next being the 4th prox
the term OF Z. :. Grant as president OF
the United States expires. Being the
Sabbath, the Inauguration OF his succes-
scr viii not take place until the follow
ing day, that is the 9TH. So the crisis is
nearly at hand, and few days will de-
teTmlne whether the President elect viii
be peacefully inaugurated, as his prede-
cesssors have been, or whether that re-
suit shall be interrupted by some reyo-
lutlonary proceeding, either under par
llamentaryforns or by actual force. 1t Is
quite unnecessary TO argue that tEepeace-
ful solution is of vital importance to all
the interests of the country. We are
suffering from an overdose of politics,
and are now in desperate need OF relief.
1t seems likely to come.
Under the impulse of the disappoint-
ment that the decision of the Electoral
Commission in the Oregon case had Wis
tied upon them, the Democrats held a
caucus, on Friday afternoon, and voted
that they would go on with the count
until Monday. This was bad symp
tom, and conveyed q threat of serious
consequences. Upon further examina-
ton, however, It appeared that only
66 members voted for this motion. The
significance OF this was not long in man
ifesting itself. When the House met Or
Saturday morning, a motion to receive
the Senate at once for the purpose of
continuing the count was adopted by a
vote of 157 to SO. This was the first
testTote OF the day, and it was a notable
defeat of the filibusters.
The two houses having come togeth-
er, the communication of Judge Clifford
was read conveying the decision of the
Commission in the case of Oregon. The
Democrats filed objections, and the
Senate withdrew. Dir, Ciy11er moved
that the House take a recess until Mon
day. This was defeated by vote of
112 to 16S,-another reverse for tine fiji
busters. Some other motions to the
same effect were made, but Speaker
Randall: in a spirit highly to be comen-
ded, ruled that they We're out of order.
After some discus sion, Ill the course Of
which Mr.. Hewitt is reported to have
expressed himself strongly in favor Of
proceeding with the count without delay
the House to disagree with the decision
of the Electoral Commissioner case OF
Oregon.
Then the two houses came together
again, and the Senate having agreed with
the decision of the Commission, the
three electoral votes OF Oregon were
counted for Hayes and Wheeler. Pen.
sylvania WAS tho next State in alpha
betical order. The Democrats objected
to counting the vote OF D. J. Morrell or
on the ground that he held an office of
trust or profit under the United States,
having been q centennial commissioner
AS soon as the Senate reached it's own
chamber, it overruled the the objection
as invalid. The House, without voting
or the objection took recess until Mon
day.-Seatitlc{
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
AnoUT1S0G pounds of can

ABOUT 1900 pounds ofeaptured French
artillery, from the fortress Of StTasburg,
has arrived at Columbus, q donation
from Kaiser William to the Lutheran
Church CT that place. It is to be mol
ded into bell, and, forgetting its old
story OF death and carnage, will call its
hearers to listen to the message of 'sPeace
Oh Garth ard good will 10 men,. One
rife 6 FOUNDER is intact, except that it
has been plugged with molten copper.
This donation WAS obtained through the
lcfiuence I'll Rev. Mr.. Open, formerly
pastor of the Lutheran Church of Col
;lnlbus.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

TIE reluctance OF tine Democracy 20
accept the decision az tie Electoral
Commission Is partly due to the cniti
walton CT the idea that fair count meant
the election OF liiGen, any other count
being necessarily unfair. IF they had
not SO sedulous!y insisted upon that.
they would be in more philosophic
state of mind when the count is found
to elect the other mar.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

DY confession OF one of the leading
spirits. it is shown that hundreds Of il
legal votes were cast in Cincinnati Ill
the interest of the bounding Banning,
who made those touching remarks IN
Congress On the purity Of The ballot box
and the rascality of Republicans. In
consequence Of these illegal votes, Ban
ming will be removed from bis seat IN
InYu-aSS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

The Democrats of the Committee that
drew mp the electoral bill are now gnash-
ing their teeth as they reflect that the
Republicans proposed the five senior
Judges, which woul1 have placed upon
the Commission Clifford, Swayne, Davis
Miller and Field. The Democrats took
all night to reflect, and then rejected the
proposition. Now they are sitting up
O nights to hate themselves.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

A HALIFAX dispatch announces the
greatest CONSERVATION in Nova Scotia
over the discovery OF the fact that
through the nsa Of 4 wrong seal ali acts
since 1859 are void. There is No car-
lisn ent-no governmental marriages.
CONVICTIONS. etc. eio-, sTe illegal. and
there is trouble ceusyesliv.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
NauE the Nnrfhel.n Denncl

WHILE the Northern Democratic Con-
gressmen have been very violent at
times, aud shown disposition to act
di5honorably rather than lose their
hearts desire. their southern bretneTen
have kept their temper and refrained
from making either srectacles on luna
lies ii ;hesnSefves
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

WELn S,d1Fa, of Fond dc I4ac. came
near losing one OF his eyes. by pouring
melton lead in a mold containing water.
The act produced an explosion, throw
ing the lead iuto his f4ce aud ewes and
bWail,g him badly.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
NATTERSOE.
NATIoNAI. NCsECNI.

The Senate has voted $3.50, coo for the
erection OF this building on the Smith
sonian GroaH,,s, and should the House
concur we viii have this much pee led
institution. male imperatively necessary
now by the centennial contributions of
foreign countries. But as Mr.. Holman,
the Chairman Of House Committee on
appropriations, is more economically in
clined now than ever, we doubt the pas
sage of the bill.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
NARROW ESCAPE.

Rear Admiral Radford s daughter was
yesterday thrown from runaway horse
which she was riding and was dragged
some distance by her skirts which caught
IN the stirrnp. Her skull was fractured,
but the physicians were able to remove
sach portions as compressed the brain
and she is reported to-day as likely TO
recover from her injuries.
FEBRUARY p,
Washington's birthday, was less obserr-
ed here than nsual. None of the De-
partments were closed, Congress did
not adjourn and bevond morning ami
evening salutes of - guns there was
nothing 10 indicate the return of the
anniversary. HARRISON.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01

LAST FRIDAY morning an explosion IN
the coming mill out Of The PIattville
Powder Works killed John Stout. who
was at work thera
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
PREPARED BTH. R. STEVENS. BOSTON, Mass Mass
Tegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
JOHN {. DUMKIE,

Manufacturer of and dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Foaz ST. sETvEES Sch s 9;h xAzIscwoc,
Has iust received irestock Of ladies ard Ct iireIss
shoes slippers With tiese and MS large
nient Vi szistsio made wuIb. e is sEIe 10 ne.sF Pud
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
It's It's E MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE ARE IL T ERA
TIVE, TONIC, SOLFLET AND DIUREfIGG.

YEGETIN f is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected harks, roots and herbs and 50
strongly concentrated that it viii ciicctualy eradi-
cate from the system every faint of ScgofUEa
scr SEssEOsis xsEssHGr, Z MAJORS, Cancer.
G;sNcerGus EsUsnO.- ETy = EsseEi.%. SIS {
ItiIeUlsi, Sypitisitic Diseases. S;ssl3GeF,
FainsMeSS at tEse StGnsSGsi. and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. Sciafica. gu-
HssIssIsafery and GkIroEi &c RaiesssnJsisfl.,
Szssraigia. tsouG sssta spinal s'oIR-
paints, can only be etiectually cured through
the bloof
For Ulcers and Ernpaiye Diseases of the
Skin, Poststscs. EfnIpses, E;fo:CIcs.
ssOiIs. letter. Scasls- cad 1nsi King
.TOTEs,. V EG ETINE has never failed to effect q
p Tmanent cure.
For E'ai..s is, ti,e Back. Kidney Cons.
D2a3nsa, Es,Opsy. Female Weakness,
Eaic-srrisGea, ari-I from Internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility.
VEGEiINE acts directly upon The causes of these
Complaints. 1t iI.vigorates and strengthens tie
inflammation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For CataETEs. Dyspepsia, FEaEsstEsai
C0ssiy,nrss. s'IIEisatiDss o. EsAe Heart
Headache. s'i5cS, Nervousness TsN<s
General AsTS$tSasiSn of the Nervous
System, medicine has gwen such perfect sat
istacticn rs the VEGEfINE 1t ruriies the blood,
cieanses all ofthe organs, and possesses CONTROLS
power over the nervous system.
The remarkable es effected by VEG ETINE have
ndur ed many physicians and apothecares whom we
know TO prescribe and use il in their own families
In fact, EG ETINE is The best remedy yet discoY-
cred for the ahove diseases and is the only reliable
Bs.sseD PURIFIER yer placed before the pub
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-01
JAS. X. kELLEY,

From Mr.. TiIden's house The follow
ing reply was sent to Oregon:
II you can make obligation contingent on re
suit IN March. il can De done. Increas2Dlc
il necessary.
No signature
We mention this again merely TO say
that if the Democratic party lives till the
next campaign it will again announce
itself as reform party, just as it did
in Wisconsin after certain dishonest
practice. Sentinel
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

WEST PREsCorT is going ahead with rapid strides. We took walk over there this morning, met the owner and presiding gen jus ef the beautiful pine embowered place, Judge II. w Fleary, whovcry kindly point cd out to Us over dozen new buildings that have appeared upon the surface in a few short months. These We saw from the sum- init of the mesa overlooking all of Prescott. Military Headquarters, Millsr and other Val lies, and the great pine clad mountains to the south. The Judge has, at his own ex- pense, graded good road in the edge of the Granite creek face of the mesa. over which carriages and pedestrians in great numbers, now %. The view from this place is ono of the grsndest in Arizona. In digging this roadway, the workmen ire quently come across relics of the long departed race that dwelt here in the olden time, and of whose history and modes of living we know so little. These relics con sisi of charred human bones, pottery, metal. and numerous other things. They evidenly burned their dead and deposited the unburnt bones and ashes in the earthen urns. A different kind of pottery from any before seen by us, was dug up and may be seen al Judge Fleury's rooms. The material is like all of the pottery found in the mesa, but there are, on the outer edges, raised pieces. what we will call small mounds.n
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Summons.

In the District Court. of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of 1avapai.
 Philippina Rockers, plaintiff, vs. Matthias Rockers, defendant.
 Action brought in tho District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of lavapai in the Territory of Ari- zona.
 The Territory Of fgf-oaa sss.ds Grectsac te Asthias Beckers.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an action brought against you hy the above named plsintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and Tor the County of layapai in tho Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this court at Prescott in said County Ia copy of which complaint accosn- panies this sammons) within twenty days exclusive Of tho day of service) after tho service upon you of this summons, if served ip this County; but if served out of this County, and within this district, then within thirty days in all other cases. forty days This action Is brought pyaying for decree. dissolsing the bonds Of matlimony now ex- isling between the plsintiffand defendant, on the grounds of extreme cruelty, by inilicting grievous, menial and bodily suffering upon plaintiff.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer The complaint as above required, the plsintift will take default against you, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her said complaint. and costs and disbursements in this bohalf expended.
 Given under my hand and tue seal of the rsr,. said District Court at Prescott, this Fist day of February, A. D., fs77.
 WILLIAM wIEKsRsos,
 Clerk
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Summons.

h the District Court cf he TAlrd Jadieial Dssrio. i'd
 aad fss tho County of Nohaye, aud Territory of Ari
 Rona
 The Senator Consolidated Mining Company. plaintiff
 against Jsha Baker Gran, Blake and Jesse D. Pi,zer
 dsfendanis- SenmoEs. Aetoa brought in the Dis-
 triet Court ef the Thiri Judicial District ;n and
 said County and Territory.
 Ts rsrrilory qf 1risona ssls erssas Co yesa Bakrr
 CraHf B3aks and yssss D. Ptfssrs
 You hereby summoned aud required io appear ia an action pFoaght aans you ey the ascvs named ran nn In the District Court ef the Third Judicial District ia and for the County of Mehavs h the Territory of Ar zora, and the complaint filed with fAs Clerk said Court at Cerhal in sad ceany Ca copy of which complaint aecoR panos this sumnensl, within twenty days exclusive of the day of servoe) after the service apa you os this snuaness f served within this county but served out af tse county, and wihia this District thea within thirty days; R sll other eases forty days
 And ysu are hereby nSsihed that if yuu fail 10 appeSr and answer ;he complaint aseve required the rainG will take udgmebt against you for restitution ef the land and premises described ia d complaint fer Slo GO damages Tor withholding the same and coo the vaine the rents and profits thereof and for such other aud ther relief as to the Court may as and equitable and costs and disbursements in this behalf expenaed
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District
 gsp.,, Court at Cerhat this tensh day of July,
 A. D. eighteen hundred aud sexenty.six
 iane6-6w CALDWELL WRIGHT. Clerk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

rornE nIstevkky Loekr1ns ox rsrE Wan Exctx NsSr-
 U.s LkSD OFFICE. Passoors. t. T..
 Fehnz4ry @ i<-1
 Notice ishessby sisea thst Wesiocf<h Js ro4srkius ssd caaraRy by hsIz authorized Agent, Noodru<tb ( Tsmpkias whosS p1slafzee address s Prescott Arsz paient far thousand fooo3 linear se<f sf {he Die cosary Location tAs War EA<e Nias rrin bearing Tod and silver wk surface ground tyre hap6fei f>4f iess in width. situate. bisk azd being n Ersd<hae Fiiory of Arzouk and known and dtsikn1tc& by the fsid aud oicsl plat Ee h f< Number 7 Ians The Exteror Boundaries cf sad Las Number J7 heing faliews- Co u1t Fari4<ion 1t. s East Commencing al center af shah bSicnxax ;olntiy Claimants of Discovery Iocafiea aud l<t sxlenslea feet 900 to Northeast of Clain HEd noausaert Number |. from which prominent granite bca,dcr marked the center of West face with by tnches bears south ss deg 2s min EASt 357 feet ditsn tcncs ssuih le deg. @ mia. West hsaszrd Gooo) feel Southeast corner of claim and monunent Number f< fom which the granite boulder esaklisbinx ioc,s sf Northeast beam North a9 deg East loe2 inks i- fhsncs North 70 eg n ma. West tive kaared ZOO feet so Southwest corner of claim And monument <a Der thence kor. is deg. @ min. East thoazand mvng Number | thencs south 70 deg. II mic EAsl hundred ool feetts center of sha d place ey be- ginnag contaning oar ana a3 ita This claim is bounded the North by the First North Extsasson an the War Eagle Lode The Lsca'na of thss nine s eniy recorded in the Recorders oeec of fsvapei County Arizona ia Book of Records of ssnes feiie 2z. Any and all persons claiming adversely asy portion of said Discovery Location the War Eagle mine mining ground hereinbefere described rsssre>i to dir fher adserss claim with the Register sf ,he Of Arizosa during the sixty days period of pahH- cation hereof they wil eo barred hy virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 wnIfax N KEi1Y, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Application for Patent

To rus sEcoSn NORTH EXTENSION oS THE WAR
 l. $ LAND OFFICE PRESCOTT, A. T,l
 Februaryka, Ism
 Notice Is hereby given that Levi Bashfard and Com paAy, by their authorized agent Julius N Redenharg whose rOs,-oee address Is Prescott. A. IT, have this aisy Sled their application for patent for eight (soe hundred linear Sf the Second North Extensioa on the War Eagle mine vein, bearing gold and silver with ,nraee ground two CO) hundred feet ia width situate lying and heinz ia Bradshaw Mountain Mining District County of Yavsp and Territory of Arrona aed known and designated by the feii notes and official plat e in this office Lot Ne. @ in nnsurveye1 lands The exterior boundaries of said Lot No % being follows ys variation, i deg min cast commencing al center of south boundary of claim thence north 70 deg II mia hundred ool feet southwest corner of claim and monument No. l, from which oak exht inches in di.m.ter oeass south deg west 2 feet distant oak eight aehes in diameter eears a deg eas 10 feet dstant end pine 10 inches diameter bears south 6s deg east 2i feet distant aud from which corner mon, ash extension tho War Eagle lods bears north Q deg Il min. feet distant thence north I9 deg @ min. eight hRdrcd ol feet the northwest corner of claim and monument No from which an oak inches oak inches a diameter bear north deg l9s fee; distant and oak 10 inches in diameter bears south deg. east q feet distant; thence south 7o deg II min east two hundred 0) feet 10 HoFtheas corner of claim aad monument No. from which an oak inches in d. amctsr bears south tea west B eetsant oak inches in diameter bears norih la deg east M feet distant aud an cal inches n diameter bears north deg. wes; ~ h distant and ledge of granite oroppings, marked the west sice with by inches bears north 1l deg b nn 756 feet distant thence soath i9 deg. 49 min wes, eight hundred S feet to soatheas, of claim and monument No q thence north % deg min hundred (0el feet of south boundary of claim and place o beginning containing three and e loo acres This can s bounded the ssu,h hy tAa gst north ex tension the War Eagle lode. The location of this Nine is duly recorded ia the Ssoorisrs oee sf Yava pai County Arizona a Book B q of records e mines ai oIu 3Js Any and all Persoas claiming advsrss< sny portion of said Second North Extension the War Eagle or said mining ground herein before deserieed are required Co file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land oace al Prescott ia the Ieft;.sdy V, s @ ,a % Ss 1 sSys pssSS " provisions of the staiate.
 WILLIAM N KELLY.
 Sebsleod. Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

THR SUPERVISOR QUESTION: The qucs- tlon as to whether or not Dr. George D. Kendall IS entitled to bc hold-over Super visor of Yavapai County, will, we think, soon be settled The ease will come be- tore Jndge Tweed, at chambers, this evening, for argument and decision. Judge Rush will appear for Dr. Kendall. We have heard intelligent citizens say that the mere fact of increased annnal compensation to supervisors does, of itself, rule the Doctor out, but this we arc not prepared to adopt as our idea of the matter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

LATTER Day Yesterday, while coming home, from Black Canyon snd Wick enbnrg, W. W. Hutchison met twenty two wagon loads of Mormon immigrants, who said they were bound south. Total number, eighty children about forty.
 Since writing the foregoing, we learned from General Butler, who converSed with some of those people, that they are bound for Sonora, Mexico. They are, of course, sent there by Brigham Young They be- lieve that railroad will shortly be built to connect Guaymas and Salt Lake City, pass ing by Tucson, Phoenix, Prescott and other points in Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

In our rambles around town, this morn ing, we were astonished at viewing so many new houses, scattered throughout the su burbs,-all erected during our absence at Tucson. Another pleasing sight was the great number of neat and costly fences seen in West Prescott and on Granite street, in the old town.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

f.-The Board of Supervisors of
 should lose no time in attending mposed upon them by the Act to <fhe erection af County buildings % high time they were advertising 4c. Attend to this matter gentle
 writing the above, Messrs. c.
 G. W. Curtis, who. at present, |khe Board of Supervisors, have
 us and expressed their willing fn the matter. They .have tele- tretary Hoyt for an official copy
 nd also for copy of the bill br building a road to the Peck Be will be here in a week or ten Awhile, VIC think the Board will Sf proposals.
 R Supervisors are putting matters E might be well enough for the >pwn and county to select and fix |for the buildings, which will, no In ornament and honor to Yava-
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02
Summons.

|. s. LAND OFFTcE
 fREscoTT A. T., January 70. Is77, To the Atlantic Aad Pacific Railroad greeting;
 In the matter of Pre-empsou Cash Entry No. s. made May l0h. ls76 n the of Peter Marx covering northwest quarter of the southwest quarter ef section ls and south bali Of southeast quarter and northeast quarter of southeast quarter of section l5 township is norfh west of G lila and Sal Rvcs meridian portion ef ths above tract within the limits ef the grant to fhe Atlantic and Paehc Railroad which took effect March f2h. is7 Peter Marx having settled prior Co withdrawal his entry has been approved by ths Hos J. A. Williamson comnis- taken within sixty days from she date hereof
 WILLIAM x. KELLY, Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

WEST PREsoorr.-Mr, Mitchell is survey. ing lots in West Prescott.
 NIT. B. F. Wade has engaged ten lots, from Judge Fleury, and will, in short time. commence the erection of cottages thereon.
 Tho house which Mir. Blake is having built for private residence, looms up grandly, and will, when completed, be one of the finest in Arizona.
 Geo, Curtis is opening road, in front of his.reSidenoe, which will he a great conven- fence,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

Four freight wagons, belonging to S. c. Miller X Bro, arrived here yesterday from Ehrenberg, with Government freight, un- loaded at Whipple today, and will load lumber at Curtis mill, tomorrow, which lumber they will haul to Ehrenberg, from whence it will be shipped by boat to Fort Mohavc, which is now being rebuilt, it hav- ing been destroyed by fire sometime last Summer
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

The Sheriff office is on the tip-toe of ex- citemcnt, over the expected arrival, to-day, or tomorrow, of Deputy Sheriff McIlhcnay, of Verde, with a distinguished" citizen who is accused of having robbed another citizen, somewhere near Verde.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

And ir accordance with law and ogsler of he Board of DirrctorS made on the 6th day of January ls77 many shares parcel of such stock nay oe essafy will be sold al public auction a the office cf the coronanV Room l. No fo3 Montgomery street San Fran eiscs California oA SATURDAY, the TENTH day of MARCH iS77 al the hour of o'clock r. N. 0f said day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
 O. II. BOGART Secretary
 oFFcE-Rcom ]. No. 4oa Montgomery street San Fran eisoa California. febSa-w3w
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

NIT. Fulton, who is running freight team between Prescott and the Agua Fria, arrived here last evening and to-day informed us that heavy rains descended upon the Agua Fria section, few days ago. The furnace was preparing to start when MT. Fulton left.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-02

bsoN EALLEY.-Miss Belle Skin
 MINER printer, has been taking feation in Williamson Valley, and
 the news that the valley is i'm khe saw several new houses. Ii Siderable out there.