Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19


 attended their laudable efforts in behalf of Prescott and the entire North will stay with them during the entire season, while hoping that their efforts are appreciated by their constituents they desire each and all of you 70 wait with patience before celebra- ting victory, and so enable them to take part in any jolifcation that may hereafter come of their acts Let us know how you feel, and what is to be said and done.
 B. advice of Iavapai ant Mohaye dele gstion- VI. TrC>oN. Jan 1'-2 80 P. NJ.
 TEe following are the opinions rendered bv the Supreme Court
 Village of Prescott vs. Campbell. Judg- mcnt of Court below affirmed on the ground that the statute under which the action Is brought does not authorize the proceedings.
 Flcury vs. Jackson et al. Judgment of Court hvloW affirmed un the ground that the appeal was taken too lGtc.
 Sanford vs Mocllcr Judgment affirmed. Appellant should have objected to the find ing,. and moved for new trial in the Court below The findings oi the jury, and the decision of the ease on the question of prior possession. arc conclusive of the case.
 Cole v, Bean. The findings and decree, al- though consistent with each other, is not supported by the issues in the case. The judgment of the Court Is that the findings and decree be set aside and the judgment reversed, and it k so ordered.
 Peek, MasterSon, Howard and others arc joyful over their success. M
 Trc>oN. A. T.. Jan. IS
 The Railroad bill, in modified form, will come before the House to-day, and will no doubt elicit some discussion. Our best orator. W. <. Head, will ventilatc its tra ps ani catches. If properly amended it will pass the House. The lavapai delegation in the Council-M MessrS. Stevens. Rush, Ken dall, and Mocller are against the present bill. but a> five members of the Council are said to be in favor of the bill slightly amended it is easy 10 imagine how it would i fare in the Council should it run the guant !. let in the House.
 MT Peek, of Iavapai. wants an sppro- ! priation of several thousand dollars of Ter ! ritOrial money to construct a wagon-road l from Wickcnburg to the Bradshaw mines ! ria Walnut Grove. presume Mir. Parker, ] of Naricopa, wishes another appropriation ! for proposed road from Phgni1 tO Globe ! City. Yesterday, MT. Ochoa, of Pima, ] spoke against granting such appropriations, ! and l doubt the propriety of making them. !
 IL is more than likely that the county . seat of Mohave will be shifted from Cerbat | to Mineral Park. Mr Bull has several pe- | titions for the change
 It s my firm belief that no new counties | W i'll this year be created, although two are l already ask for. have in my possession a ! petition from many citizen. of the Little ! Colorado country. praying that they may be ! allowed the privilege of living in Yayapai ! County, at least for the next two years. | Y Yavapai will, I fear, lose WIckenburg and i the Nulturc mine. For this am sorry, as Inc cedcd territory was at one time my | home.
 Gov. SaiFord looks like man who feels i hat he has done his duty in signing the bill 1 for the removal of tho Capital. l, for one, never expected that he would take contrary 1 course, and was not surprised when the ! message came announcing the fact in the . House. All fair-minded men say he acted l ust right
 <. C. Miller says he wants the job of rc= f moving the Capital, etc, and Sam Is just he ''boy' to do il up right
 Resident Democrats say they arc anxious or party organization. Don't think tho | Republicans fcol so yet. An attempt will | De made for party organization.
 The Cole-Bean case will have to be tried ,yer again in Prescott, hence I will make no comments.
 The times of holding Courts in Yavapai md Mohavc counties will. l think, be ,hangcd. and for the better.
 Probate Judge Wm. ]. Osborn has kindly t- .l. 4 n which will be interesting to school children, heir teachers andtriends Qf NANapai county: \varago aitCnaqnee, l90ls amount appor- toned, Sl,33j.03. Pima-averagc attend .nce, l6l; amount apportioncd, Sl,I2S30, iuma-avcragc attendance, 941 amour, pportioned, $G62.25. Pinal- average at, cndancc, 69; amount appartioned, SiS3.5l. attendance, is; amount $33G.3S. Mohavc-average ttendancc l3; amount appropriated, S91.l0. rom this you will sec that the amount of money recently apportioaed was St,036.6l. ince then Mohave county has paid in some which will shortly be divided among tho iiicrcnt counties, Vt,
 New Orleans. Ian. ll-The following message was roceis ,d last night copies of ,hich have been furnished Packard and ! ;ichols the respective claimants of the office l | Governor:
 WASHINGTON D. C., Jan. II. Q Gen. C. (. J"gUr, Netr Orleans;
 IL has been the policy of the altmintstra- ion to take no ParI Tn the settlement of the Ue.tiou ot the rightful Governor of the tate of Louisiana; at least not until the Congressional Committee, now there have ! lade their report But 1t jS nat proper to it quietly and sec sAe State government $ Iaduaiiy taken possession of by ono of the laimants for gubernatorial honor by illegal lcans
 The Supreme Court, set upby Nichols, can >ceivc no more recognition than ary other lual number of lawyeys convened on the all Qf aay Other eitizen of the State.
 \ Returning Board, existing in accord y nce with law, and having judicial as we'll ministerial powers over the counting of otcs and declaration of the result of .l.e i tate election, have giY,a certificates of CctiGp tu tne members of the Legislature [ tic State, and a legal quorum of each {