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The regular weekly meeting Of the I3oas,l Of
Education was held last night, Prof. Wclrl!, In
the ahscnrc OF tho President, prcsiding. There
WaA Iars" attendance Of members.
Iuy'or FAgo scnt In i proposition to rent Nos.
11t'a7 Dearborn street al $500 per year, and
to take the EFuuuI lease for twenty-five Or thlr.
ty-ihrce ycars ut 1pnEaiseMcpt, thu existing ap-
nrni>cuaIlt lo bu IN effect until 1850. Referred
~ tho ConltuIttea o, Property.
Mt. Page uotitir.! tl.s lioanl that he INTENDED,
To- stsst ioufstory building on tlselots Nos. 20
embodied IN tho lrases the et:tctcst regulations
N regard to gaE!hling.
srAnLEr YEvkA.
The following letter was read from the Super.
inteu.!ent:
tiExEtksxs: 4. there /, much uneasiuex, mani.
rat tc-t through the tthouls scarlet feYer should
iay s, ti fa ~ Il s ,s5y r'. s a's.s
called to the n,attes hy circular. requiring the H.
.tant removal sson scl'ool Of all snc shIluren sr.
without , certificate from 4 Respectable physcism
ess az sSsu II h1a 0uf
mud Ihry lave taken special pusn. to pycstsatu iii
IL result, lie case. ot .earls. fever within The
schools have largely decreased. aud the health. Of
our pur' T. - g9oa u Il usual q, this 1ino Of tho
3eaE. hrspeestaI1y, j. l.. PscKAnp
Ms' s'Hsl!sH REMARKED that tcnr!fk jtrGS was
very contagious, aud hc asked tho Superintcud.
cnt II IT would not be well to closa the schuuls
I'll the hiylly-tnfectcti titstrtrts.
Ar. P1ekartl thought not. II the children
Hc1c permitted to roaln about the streets there
would lv greater risk Ut disseminating LAu dis
ease tlial II they uttcndc4! school. Every caro-
se!lools.
Mr. Arnnld n,ovca that the Superintendent l,o
requested tn confer with the authorities as to
whether auy additional means could be taken to
prevent the suEeaa VI the disease, aud u report
the salle to the Board.
The President said, according to bis expc-
Renee, scarlet fever was developing unusual
symptons st present, and much Of tho danger
was oH!pg to the TACT shat phyaiciaus had to
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Mcssra, yhIttIc a,ll Stcbbns' praycr-mcet.
inc ~ Forwc1 I1oI, vc,,.r1ov NM, ,rr. ,a..,o,,.
.s,-s ~, .t' a." -!
a'eE!cu' anu Inc sefSsee WA ot tue usual In
tctssting character.
After tho opening Lynn, "Jesus Keep me
near thu cross,n Dr., Davis read number tf rc-
quests for prayer from person. Afflicted viii.
multitude Of plIyatcAl, moral, and spiritual
troubles. The congregation engaged In silent
His,,on Fo,,ow. thcr o,1.rc,, . frrr,,t ,-.,,n
l., L','s,. =. ,,s .'...'.', .,i, ''aSet
III ~ oeha't o1 1'c apP'1ea"ts ai.u tl,e aau'cnec.
Inc hyrnn. commencing il" Yield not to tcmpta-
tfnn," waa thcn sung.
Mai. Wk!ttlr read the fifth chapter of St,
John, which he sail toll about ono whom thn
Savior hclncI through. lie thought that pool
at Jerusalem illustrated their efforts for this
and CHARITY, and Temperance pledges wcrc
nil very well In their way, but rontnt.t
of men with mcp would not avail.
There must be contact with .Jcsus before they
coulh 10 healed from spiritual tlIscascs Not
that he wished to dccry institutions tut Inter-
estctl themselves In iha reformation Of men:
hut it SHOULD bU rccuCnizci tint witi"ni f:hrIsf
all human efforts proved nb0rt[yc. Many al tho
audience wcru h q sinful condlktun, so,nn ri
them ,ycrc the slaves OF passlnn pr al etrfnl nni
their ony CHANCE for eiKcctual cura ws. to rnt
into tho >oo1, How 1nnt,y uifl!rteti persons wnrc
In tho nelghlorhoo4l Of tho nool NJ Bcthrsda.
and vet there was no ono who took cnoI1rb cnn,.
passion On them Il, put them In tic nools Jesus,
however, syinpathizcd with eyeryono Who was
afflicted, anl would heal everyone M matter
what Tie ,l!seasc might b.. They would listen
70 tho testimony ut sone who had partakcn OF
tlc Savtor's nosry nnd were redeemed thereby,
Mr. atebD!ns was thcil requested to sing 'Je-
sus of Sazarctl, !assctl BY" which hc I'D With
great musical Skill
Mr.. Cunh said he lad been au cslucntcsi stu
ner, BMulser, unl 1rinkcr fur twenty ypars; hu
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THE GARDNER HOUsE.

Mondny nlornIag at 10 o'clock, Ellison,
Poneroy 4 Co., The wcll-known auctIoneers,
will begin to sell ut auction the clcgult furnt-
ture of the Garuper House, wht.h cost to put In
$l05, GOO. Tho sa!o will 10 positive and conl-
plctc, atsl continued until the goods arc dis
posed Of. Col. Ellison will do tho selling,
commencing in the ladies' .parlor. going 10
Eucsts' rooms, selling el.amber;sats, mirrors,
carpcts, etc., IN lots to suit. Wcdnesday Tho
trouble will bc9in In the dining room, whsn all
tho crockcry will be knocked dawn, aud sheets
and other liuen thrown around those who lay
down small amount of raah. u will be the
biygest sale OF the liul ever heard Il In Chicago
, 1877-01-27
TIE CITY-uALL.

Watcs-scnss yesterday wero s3,54o, and the
TFrasurcr's miscellaneous receipts 3l2,Utl.
The books tu the City Clerks Office show that
there arc at present 130 uIore licensed butchers
in tue sty than there were at this tlo last year.
t1ty'dse lteenses hare been taken out slncs
Jan. l.
Officers Cazbefry sad Pigeon were yesterday
discharged from tho pol!eo fosce,-one for 70.
fusing protection to citizen, and the other Tor
falling to report that refusal to bis superior
officers.
Ffe.Marshal Beaner has requested ali tho
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Ths Turuveretn Yoswaerts will hold it, hrst
grand carnival Of the season Monday evening at
Twelfth street Turner Hall.
The Philosophical Society will BE- addressed
this evening By Prof. II. ". Boyd, II. A., II. D.,
On "ConnectlnE Links Ia the Organic World"
Tho Presbyterian Ministerial Association will
resume It's meetings Monday morning u 1880
, 1877-01-27

Ms. Hanley Hopkins writes to tho London
I1pss: In Nttuessing the strain ou the Aneri-
guarded method Ut election, It Is interesting 10
look back to the yet lnorc Jealous aud complex
systeu} under which the Veuetiuns, in choosing
Dogc, endcaYorod TO exclude Kciuttll& u
that, Il lore laughs u lockanlths, 10 tho intst-
cato uaze which was tu hedge in purity VI eleo-
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THE ROOF & SONS Music CT

THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC CO.
offer srceial inducements to purchasers, At whole-
sa,o and retail. Of sheet music, mufc books, via.
l!ns, guitars and all kinds of n,nslcal Instruments
Genetal ascnts for tho standard organ and atcck
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. l59 Stats street.
, 1877-01-27

Aldermen to bt srcctntors of the test OF The
new sclf-propclllng 1re-englnc, which tent will
bt tuadc this afternoon At o'clock on the Lake.
Front at tho foot Of Madison street.
The Superintendent Of Buildings having or.
dcEcd that the inspectors should report all
buildings eighty feet htgl, which are without a
stan1-ptpe, the reports hare begun to cnnu In,
and + Is foun:' that there arc good t.a,'r s,lct,
buildings, The propr1ctosa nro being notified
to put In thosc stand'ptpcs.
Tho numbers OF people who daily aprly Tor
tfnsc IL which In pny their watcr-taxe. and the
complaints made hy those people, tend 10 hhow
how n,,auy poor there arc in thn ettT and !low
End. and cons s arr ot Il Of work .na the ei sSdrrn
sick with scarlet fcyer and dtphtllcs!a arc the
most numerous.
Aid. Rya,, intends TO introlucc Into The
Council nt It's next meeting resolution grant
Ing permission to any gas company or my rnr-
tiown ,naIns in any division OF Tho city, pr5.
ytded that bonds sufficient 10 guarantee the
faithful carrying out OF tic contract sGhll llo
given, md the new conpany 70 furnish gas at n
prtec not TO cxcccd g per 900 feet to .hc city
amt to private consumers. Tho Alderman
thinks the pas*age OF some slch rc.rintton
would etIcctnally e,1tt tho gas controversy. and
hcnrGt tho city and the citizens By reducing the
price Of gas.
Those departments wlllcs, have not get pre-
parcel their estimates for appropriations urc
MtstIT NJ work nnQ11 fi1tft1. Inc COMPTROLLER
Inns. by tho press III otl,er business been greatly
delayed, btit expects to lsavc l.is report and mr.
preparation b!ll ready somu fine nrxt week.
The Polite Department yesterday sent Its c.ti-
mates 10 the Comptroller. The amounts asked
Tor aso as Iolfows:
General Superintendent. ............. $3,141
fscpnly superintendent. .............. 1,.1n
SecectAry .:....'.'.......''+'....'.s. !.MlI
Cnsf0ut1n .........-...........+.., ]. III
Three clerks nj ST, f,1HO.....,.............. :t:AU
Four Captains at 81. uf1.... .....,.....,. n,4H0
Twrn's Sergeant: nt 81. 25s. so ..... .... ol.850
$50. ...,............... 4eo go
Engineer ut harrison strctt.... .......... 1,OD1
Atslstans. Engineer At same place. ......... 61O
Additional pay Ut lflccn patto1mcn "A
detectives d slaa. ....,,......... 2,eo5
Twelve patrstsnen ~ rount!*mcn.......... :i1n
Secret Fcrv'cc. .......... ............... 5000
button.. fnrnitnre. .e.c....,...,........ 10. noo
IIent Ol 1tarrtAon street lot............. J. All
Rent OF Dccrtnx street lot............... zoo
Special policemen, tctcgralhng, esc..... 1000
KrpaIra Of alaslons... ..................,.. 5000
Interest OH lnans, Contingent Fuut, dit.
ference ttue Fire Department. ........... 200
ioLal.s.+ =. $u*. Su3
As compared with last ycar's estimates, tho
requests for the coming year nrc smaller by
sS39, ,05l, as will bo seen BY the following tahlc:
Department Of Buildings. 1000 $ :,f, 400
Department Of ticaltt..+. III, 900 III, :}GJ
Department of Polite...., FIA :AH az, BIT
Department Of Firce...... 5:!o, 900 Eu9. Es7
Totals.......""....sl, III, ;sos s1.5ol, $40
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WHEELER 4 WILSON.

All owners Of old Wheeler & Wilson sowing
machines should call At tho oice 165 State street.
Tho company nro prepared to exchange With all tho
old customers on very reasonable tcrmB, and gtre
them new machine, It'll better than tho old, md
far III advance OF any pthof.
, 1877-01-27

G.IloonN-sWAATz:- = On Wednesday.
evening, Jan. 81. at the residence OF tbs !,rides
brother, Tho 1isy. ". II. Swnrtx, No. II south
t;1ten-As. by tho tey+ ". ]. E1dnia. 3fr. Charles
D. narR- -IlonEn and Mlss Christine B. 8wArtz,
both Of Chtcag0.
, 1877-01-27

,t,.,
Mustasc = Ssm"ea1 5sa "as a'1aoss' "sa'' 'e''ef'
Tho Grand jury Yesterday hear,l namcro,s
not,r .,onn1otnta. Int nnnc out,ho ,l,o ,,.,,,1
order.
~. ~
inc shetilt mas possea about MS ofsicc' NO
Smoking Allowed" a capital order, and ono
Heard.
The County Treasurer las not yet heard from
cx-Rccor1er Stewart, nor has he received from
him check to make good tho balancc he owe,
TIC county,
rt. uo,,t,,, ar,.r3,,, ,rt1.r+ =, lin r,,.,n,
s "' ~, 'sss y -. wv 4'"ahc ',s
Asylum, ~ Is saul, viii HEREAFTER ylslt the u1cr-
cnt wards OF that institution at the end Of every
quarter instead of scn,-annualiy rs herct cturr,
deo1ge ~ Mi!lcF' Young man OF - years,
was asljud9ed to be distracted In tho County
Court yesterday, and Incapable OF managing Ills
business ut{airs, conscryator IA Ia ba nm
pointed.
Dennis Curran las Mt last giyen nm The po,t-
lie wns arr,Ind yestcr,lay ufiennp 10 wn,rcr
81 fft, in gai,1 th,i = ,nn,, hv H., ms,ns ~ III
raj, wouii snucrxc tntn tIo1t1cn,. njncc IN III.
board at t1o next ELECTION ''~ - >"e
.,,t
"iank" Adams, INC htl!l.rtll'f, has been en-
Eaeea a. Tue enormous expense of good sup
niu ~. tensy 10 mas' r y no"h Wltn 70 entet-
r,, s ~ 'asaaG i ~ 19p epMntY s' ansane Asylum
lueaday evening. !le wi! be accompanied In
~ ~, 'sis ill., ~ sti sui. o. .no commissioners ahd
'em ", ''''.. n 'Pe. ',"s 'e..
meeting Thursday evening. Tho situation ,vas
discussed at lenEtl, in q! tie bearings. and Il
,, was not an}il nearly midnight that nc party
ty Building, md tho particular questions con-
si1ercd wcfc the Investigations, present and
prospective, md tho coming tria1. Of the In
iilctesl. ncputy.Shcrl johnson was among
those In attendance.
r,ho ,,o,,,or. 10 tho 1,,nt r,,.n,....,
ha, o y.p'n,,, ne'TIs !. a,ru y aru "oh. eptses o.
rcbciiI nr a. easa ~ ,nanif.. III ysy tn tte e
Mee seSefs LOT III laa. Gcsi'ean' M hnfsuay tney W.
~sit III ao vps,n1isy ~ W nn ssast e
;mcs ,ern un" NJ n1hyc,, ~ II w. IT, w.
.ne5 mete not ~, a,ehVa:h ~ VA liz rsSnlat
.nneeL!"s aaJ' lMo 1casousy anu ,nSikcflae o.
av Lnu ,i H. 70 Sut pte io ap'ao % T. eseTy
uhy. a!lu tMc collapse ot tHo efo"a Is ohly
Thu Committee appointed to look. into
, 1877-01-27

The uso Of btue nnd whlle s.ass for sun.baths IL
made simple by hanging In your window one Of
those tramra made by ". II. Wells = Bro, A
Franklin strcct. Chicago, who senl them TO your
house upon receipt Of -.
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arc mt sricicr than tho aroma which the fragrant
sosodont tn,parts to the breath. Nor Is the heart
Of thu tyory-nut wlllter than fho teeth that ate
cleaned daily with that tnatchleax lluiu.
, 1877-01-27

Dr.. Mechesncy's Medical Dath at the Palmer
House IL NOW complete and IL the largest au ancat
in lhs country, and viii 10 opened To-day, Batur-
4ay noon,
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Notice.


TAX NOTICE.
Ait real estate for 1915 xnd prior yeAt and per-
eoRA property tx1e4 for l7 In tho est HItGon,
nor dae and pAyahls II 70 A0a ~ Hsl.tea.s Psy q
once Aod tAFe costA. JOHN s4QYFAANk,
Chtca{o,Jsn. "a ts77. Collector. West Chicago.
, 1877-01-27
FINANCIAL

New YonK, Jim. 28,-Da1,lwIn e Ktmbn1l, Of
the Stock Exchange, hare suspended. The sits
pension hail no apprccdab1c effect On the stock
nnrxet,
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The Police Jury met this 2lst day of
August, A. d. 1877, pursuant to adj
iournment. Present--Wm. M. Perkins,
President; S. Vincent, A. Cole, j. j
w. Miller and D. D. Andrns.
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THOMAS b. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder,
LAKE CHARLES, La.

Would respectfully announce to the
public that he is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc ,
in his line, and will guarantee satisfae :
ton in all work rendered him.
A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81, 1872 -ly-July Is, S75.
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w. s. CROW,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DEG5 leave to announce to the peo-
ID pie of Lake Charles, that he is pre-
pared to do job work, and to take con
tracts for building or repairing. An
business in his line will be attended to
with dispatch and interest. Shop near
Masonic building. May lily
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-20
A BARGAIN.

TIME DIR. FRAsHEAR PLACE, ON TIL
CalcasiIu River, just below Maiop, (0lo
Town with all the uidings and Improve
ments, and one HUUDRED AND sixty
AGRhS LAND.
Torms-Four Hundred and Fifty dollars
casb.
Charles, Lonisiana.
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TUESDAY, Aug. 81, 1877.

TUESDAY, aug. Il, lcfs.
The Police Jury met this 2lst day of
August, A. D. 1877, pursuant to adj
iournment. Present--Wm. M. Perkins.
President S. Vincent, A. Cole, j. J.
w. Miller and D. d. Andrns.
AN ORDINANCE
To define the boundaries of Justice OF
the Peace Wards. and election pre-.
cincts in the parish of Calcasieu.
SECTION l. On motion, BE it or
dained, That the parish of Calcasieu
shal be and is hereby divided into
eight Justice of the Peace Wards, with
the same boundaries and description rs
defined in the ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance to re-district the parish of
CaIcasieu.' adopted and approved by
this body, July 3. 1877, fixing apd de-
ining the boundaries and numbering
the Police Jury Wards.
SEQ. 2. BE il further ordained, That
said Police Jury and Justice OF the
Peace Wards shall be divided into elec-
ton precincts as follows, viz:
Ward No. One shall be divided by q
line following the travelered road from
Chaumot's ferry on Nezpique to Run
ions ferry on the Darbonne, thence in
westerly course along the old road
leading to the lower crossing OF Ten
Mile Greek ; the upper or northern por-
ton of said ward shall constitute pre-
net No. one, with the following place
at Pine Grove Church and the south
ern portion Of said ward shall constitute
recinct No. tw, with the polling
place at james Coles store.
Ward No. Two shall be divided by a
line starting from the southern bound
.lry line of the parish, at lIsle Clair or
Thin Island, running nor heastwardly
to the head of Oak Bayou passing east
of Mallet settlement, thence north
wardly TO the old jacques Dupre yache-
rie the eastern portion of said ward
shall constitute precinct No. one, with
the polling place at r. Lehman's store,
aud the western portion OF said ward
shall constitute precinct No two, with
the polling place at the residence OF
I,by Foreman.
Ward No. -Four shall be divided by
line starting from the mouth of Ba-
you Dinde up said bayou and the
Thompson Gully to its terminus,
thence to and on the north side OF A.
| Derosier's, thence to and on the north
side of the Sulphur Mine and to Shoe
pique Bayou the southern portion Of
said ward shal constitute precinct No.
one, with the polling place at @. II.
Moss stole aud the northern portion
thereof shall constitute precinct No.
two, with the polling place at 4. ]
Elders store.
Ward No. Five shall be divided by 9
Iine starting from the southern parish
line thence mp the Sassafras Gully te
| tie head of Fields marsh, thence
nortbwardly to Wateroak Point, thonce
enthusiastically to aud on the west eide
OF the old Coward yacherie the eastern
1 portion of said ward shall constitntf
precinct No. one, with the polling
place at Malachi Lyons store, and thu
remaining portion Of said ward shall bt
| divided by q line starting from Water
| oak Point, thence southeastwardly t.
/ the old military road where it enter
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j. GorneIius Munday, M. D.,

=. NOEMGhlMs Muuuays
HAVING permanently located ~
]. Lake Charles, offers his proies-
ional services to the citizens OF the
pwn and surrounding country ln the
Practice OF Medicine, Surgery ana
obstetrics.
Calls promptly attended either gay
p night. Office and residence, on Bll-
% street, near telegraph office.
Jan lS-.tf
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Liberal Terkas for Town Lots

4 s agent for all The owners, ! VI
~ sell i number of the Kirby lots for
one-fourth cash. balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map az Recorders Office, and at my
office. Call on, or address,
GEO. II. WELLS,
June 40 Lake Charles, La.
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dob Printing Of all descriptions care
Rlly executed, with neatnesf aud dls,
patch.
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Proceedings of the Police Jur!
AUGUST SE> SION, 1877.

The Police Jury of the parish of Cal
casieu, La, met this 20th day of Au-
g7st, A. D. 1877, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Messrs. VIM. NJ. Perkins,
President S. Vincent, A. Cole, d. ID.
Anrus and ]. j. W. Miller.
The reading of the minutes of the
previous session were dispensed with.
On motion, Be it ordained. That tie
following changes be made in the ap-
pointment of overseers and districts OF
the public roads made at the July ses-
sion of 1877, viz:
That John Il. Williams be appointed
overseer from Marsh Bayou to the in
tersection with the public road leading
from A. j. Perkins store on West
Fork towards Fruge's bridge and that
l.. M. Nichols, Jacob Nichols, Eli Nj
chols. Robert Burgess, VIM. P. Simp-
son, J. T. McConothy, John Van
Wrinkle and such others as may be
nearest to SAID district of road, shall
work on the same.
John Bilbo, from Brushy Creek to
Frug6's bridge on Barnes Creek.
John Havens, from the intersection
of the public road about one mile north
of Frnge's bridge to the residence OF
Wm. Hhnchey.
R,iey Moore, from the northern cor
poraton line of Lake Charles, via Me.
iancon ferry on English Bayou on tc
the old Lebleu ferry on the Calcasieu.
On motion, Be it further ordained
That all the hands subject to road duty
living within the following limits, viz
north of old Barney's residence up te
the public road leading from Fair
child's ferry to Neblett's Blnff thence t'
Lake Charles, and on the northwos
side thereof up to V. Granger's, shal
work on said road
On motion, Resolved, That this body
adjourn until tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
5.oI,vE CoyNrY Ir.'I>.
MINERAL TArx. January 70. l>

NiNE8Af IArS, January io. '>...
 EpIToR NtNaG;-i.r 3Eeg-. Par, nl- has been running fa~ ihc past tcl days oo rich ere some ut it ing a~ hIsn as Si.,il l,c- con. There k n3a pi.,d up ai the m.., uca- on, hundred ;Has az are for "sr', and IL. mi. i> promi-cJ p-c-;v F. keep # run ming f.. mouth> 70 cf.ar. Silver trl,.S a-. plcntr. but gr-.abacss are scarce ia tli. town.
 Tl.c Blackberry mil, ,ha. down a51u, fen .i.N. sine, ... n... I.o. -t..- .-... u.t. H furnace .,r roasting or.- i- h-j.-. o.-k.a- oa .'sc ,aia. k .il -a.- g ....i s..4r. L. T i..r. ..l l...c -- ....- .-- ,t.-.
 I ]. ro,r cr-..i1 i'a- '.. 2.s. Company = H-tl.lu.i Naua.... ..... .-..- . ga. Ie. s.-a.u r:iu next -..ir- A.s.t gri.. ,e.- s.:l .l.-.8. .e, -...n ts4 .ar-s mi i.,s 0i. l.. ..,:.. i.. :'. 0ae., t- t-......-... ,g .a. .I-s-.-'.i.. ....I one oa ,.a San Francisco min.
 Word came from Greenwood Ia. week ;lat more uicers were vaatel aai more la- is..rs woald i.l steady Cmu.aymcn, ia ,1a, vicinity. Ia'~ k evidence ot he;t-. tincs.
 Tr.ir- ot immigrants s-e passing th-o--a ta,. nearly every day. they mostly ceu. from 0r.g1r. l1ai.o and Ne,ads, ;Va lr'rs- .}t cattle are driven by cach train ot immi- -.-aat- so they come e. stay. Some oi ta- immigrants report not less than 10000 head e: cattle moving thi. "4y. AEs.ock cattle. They seem % he bound for Sla Francisco ,: ountsin. Toato Basin and other localities. .l addition to this we hear of large dvre5 ... cattle and sheep aad horses from Cliifor- s,.i a.reaiy on the road bound for Arizona
 '. tAc drlaglJ ia California continue. We v nave i5-~r ui.,itjoH~ e. our stock intc- :. x n writing If ta" Gr.uyit ia Ca.iior- 2. friend of ours writes that unless the r:.i come .ssr th--. win lr no cattle tn e: -ctp t-i. .'la ur any r...r place. aU will ,;;. before -r-i". SAeep. at writes, agc dy- B.. of by tnc ,hpu-aal.
 liere k now located in Eahaye County g. " len thousand head ct stock cl;,.caad .i: j, room for six times a, many m..c.
 N have q fence law in Noharc County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-19
LETTER FHoN MCDOWELL.
CANr NIcDAME-l. \. [.

January x, lSis.
 EpIToE M!>tH:-Siuee tha departure g. uur friend C..uJc. no items from jh,- DOS. have appeared in vous ioumal. 1 ,hc-y,.. cmhrace :h., opportunity ot letting you know that Camp NcDoW>l., i- >u.l ia eAi>,- cncc.
 Bc.w.ea arr,, racing. fsot Facing. iuu.- ing @r3 various o.c- n.-Jimg~ the holiday ra -~cJ 1ery pleasantly. and the boys enjoyed ;hcm~e'ye- hugely. although many iGju.gc. ~Hmcui.- freely il c-r-n1r. turkey. ,.c- c;c. Al present cv.rything i~ iu ,aoI run ming order and Jhc boys have all >et,icd down . await ,4e arrival ut the p4yma~tg- Mho |, expected in few days.
 Many improvements have recently been made at this pos, under the supervision ot the 4. A. .. NJ. prominent among which are two >"t~ oi .aunury-~ qUaricr~, which present a neat appearance, and arc | believe ,'ic finest in tac Territory. Also a1 adobe wall. isin process ot construction around the gar..-. e.-A.t- ,.ich Wii soon hc completed.
 Target practice k tA, order of t'.e dlr az present here. and a 1..il,alof competition k gping on between tar two companies. l. 9th Caya,ry and (. S..l Infantry 8. ,h.- pos. .,> to which is .he hest shot. X team cnn- si,ting o' six member 't.- bon >-.s,,.. from each company. aGa they U.l compete for p-izs in a f.w day-, particulars ia my ncX.. MagaJnan. \. Cs&rI&G.