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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
ELIJAH ALLIGER IN JAIL.

Elijah Algcr, having failed TO procure tho $75. ooo
bail In accordance with the order OF tho Court was
yesterday placed Ludlow Street jail by the Shcrin.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.

WASHINETUN, Dec. II, 1911.
Numerous petitions werc presented praying Tor tho
appointment Of commission TO inquire into tho
alcoholic liquor traffic; iavoring an amendment 10
the constitution prohibiting tho States from dsiran-
ch:sing cit,zcns account OF SEX aud asking tnat
Congress VIII take action concerning vision OF
tarn duties until amer II shall navc asccrtained by
official inquiry the condition OF the industries OF the
country, and that nature OF tariff legislation
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. A WARMING.


From tho Boston Herald, Dec. Ill
The present he tho las. opportunity TO preserve
tho currency Of the United states from the grasp ~
desHoyers
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Alsrsonal Nutitts.


n -. :" - '9-SrHN - HVN' IV7IIVlI fNNlN
Mnseum OF Anatomy, New YORK ON the cause ai cure ri
premature decline, showing inli>putlhy how lost health
may he regancd aorins clear synopsis of the imucj
lmcnts TO marriage and the treatment nj nervous ami
physical dchlli being the result Of - years eAprri
then fuce % cents Address the author DR. l. j.
HAHN, oise ani residence 81 last 10Th st. New York
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TO rHiLADELrHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
HrTwHEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

II Through Trains each way daily 2 Depot, "a lh.i
dclphia 2 IN New YORK
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Gas ano & otIsts.

4 MBko>E DtNLENEl'S Irpiunn' Java u.
q hlll once nhlhhA hlifv AMI NNHI -t. irf -
water corner Fulton Il, Sew Nuik OIt.u 'sf- Ini
offered sample tea tSc per 10 can or oui ~
,itn' ana bamLnn watch chan, mpu,tcl "F'' ahl
lanterns, IN great variety
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Situations dlllntso
4 RTIFItIAI. FI.OWERs.-Ay Young man who
"a hh~ been for ~ wears with \ larsr importing and
manu- acturins hou~- acting general apncity would
Ike simiur usitiun II desired could take charge
hrEn hu- pa kim stock, and also designing II
Necessary Address fiklR>, box lti. sun Office.
A WOMAN uf good experience wishes a few more IA.
: \ die, nud -rutentu's washing At her own home il
an rNcvcnt lundrcss Call at xJl West 18Th "a door
back
NAsHING.-iy respectable woman. family or
w = NJ" men, washing. - cent, dozen, nutin- put.
nus. AMI polishing. best reference Call or address Nine
LIONS. - Nc-t iti II. basement
WANTED BY respectable woman. two grown
w cdrln 10 mind where they will receive mother >
our, 49, ri
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S. 5. Observation-Disclosures l..

THEATRE CONIQUE. 5ii BROADWAY
L iIARKlnAN HART ............. Projectors
VI W. uANlEl .......s.. .......... Manager.
HAkKi1AN 4 HART IN
CHRISTMAS JOYS HSD s1RR6NS VII"
Tho men from GnlwAy-COSwAY and kERRIGAS
IRISH DANCER AND PIPER
ca, E anS ,srre their Grand Military Evolutons
IANGLOIS BROTHERS, sAM MAkIlN, -,
The Egyptian Juggcrs ~ ~, 70 h 800 ~
DREW and LAYTON the celebrated oinr,iian- The
BILLY BARRY IN STROLLlNG TALENT
MILES and EVANS IN their original act, Ahsurdtics
BILLY uKNf N the amusing sketch Hospital Miss ALICE
tn. isun ct JAMES y CROSStN a. Reuben CrAg. Miss
NELLIE IoNES A. Madcainc Duiay, Miss LIZZIE GALE
HARRIGAN HARr'S
CHRISTMAS JOYS AND SORROWS,
with brilliant music by Dave Brnham Orchestra. AMI
CTrr9i f,aa,ioI chaFaet,r, .,.,p ,.r,,,,,,.
In rehearsal and shortly 10 be Ne -entcd
OUR IRISH COUSINS
By EDWARD lIAREIGAN
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. KELLOGG
n Nj e. u HISS .......... plIt ctur
THE KELLoGG GRAND ENILIsH OPERA
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
MONDAY. Jan - MARriiA; WEDNESDAY, Jan ~
THE STAR of rllE NORTH masnineenuv pr"iurrdi,
FRIDAY Feb = rliE FIXING DrTCHMAN. MATINEE
on SATURDAY.. TiiE BOHEMIAN GIRL
The cast OF MARTHA on MONDAY EVENING will EN-
brace -
Mis-, CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Mrs sEGuiN, Aes,r, MAS. CARLETON. sEGrlS.
CAyLA. &c
; BEliRENS ......... ...... Musical Director
secure seats at S,hrmcr's. 7pI Broadway at the
Academy AMI AZ Rullman's III Broadway
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MATINEE SATURDAY AT OVER AT 49,.
MISS EMMA ABBOTT"s
1vl GRAND CONCERTS
Mr. pE vvo ha. the honor to announce that the sue
co''iui American gr,, Mr.. ra sspR"l pnorr
will make her debut in New York, at
CilICkfRtNG HALL,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, FER T. 1877,
supported by the following talent,
senoi BRGNOLl, the eminent Tenor,
. signOr fERRANTl the most popular buno,
MI. WIN. X CASE his first appearance in New York;,
distinguished Pianist irom the
and GRAND ORCHESTRA,
under the direction ut Mr. MAX MARErZEK.
. MI CllAS PRATT, Hccumpani.t
N R-NlsS ABlorTS hr-t concert Will be for tho
BENEFIT Of the cliArlN HOME ior the
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
FRIDAY, Feb ~
FIRST GRAND MATINEE. SATURDAY, FER 10
In pres ntng this young aud gifted art-tr Mr. DC Nvo
feels confident that any EXTENDED reference 10 her
Is unnecessary the dctan Of America having watched
with sympathetic interest hor brilliant trumphs In Eu
rope He takes pleasure therefore. IN submitting only
the following brief comments upon her exceptionally
Dnuav LlNx, London
During Miss Ahbotrs engagement with Her Maicstys
Opera she received with marked favor by the audi
enccs In England and Ireland and anticipate Tor her
brilliant career" j. II. MAPLESON. Director
Mas Abbott isa young American who will become
celebrated She thO-c voices that
make the Pn,us and Wilson's LIE FIGARO Paris
Miss Abbott sung at the Pagliano Theatre. forcnce
with the greatest success as and repeatedly called be-
fore the curtain" LOIGi SCALABERNI. Director.
"for years no like talent has been met with
miss Abbott sang with marked power and feeling.
and was awarded by spontaneous aud hearty recalls
The sale SEATS will commence Saturday, Feb 3.
at Chichcring Hall Pull particulars hereafter
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Nlusital Instruments.
A GREAT OFFER .-During these hard times
"a VIII lsiu~ ui 10 new ami scruui hand piano, and
organ. hr rlA,> tkcrs iucullul Mttgr>s At uNtr
price, than ever rurr offered 7uct pianos Sil -,
uct $40 ash. ..t year Otgaus from 50 10 slyj
cash. NOT used ~ mnuths
HORACE MNrENSS Sons. ~ East iith It SY
4 FEW second haui wchor piano, nj very great har.
- -At.. of t4ru used hutA very short time uir
he,t musicians. ant really alno., a, good a. nov
iuNl warranted IN respect Please all a
WEBER wAl.ERp0NS. oh a, ami 10Th Il
A s>OKTME>T upright AMI square pianniorics
n 10 ~ es'n nstH lmcnt, - aud 80 monthly, until
paid. Mt -. inward
BlDDlK - wsVcricy place, near Broaiway
4 -SiOO-liAni~ome rosewood pianofuftc md stool 4,
"a. piano, 60 rent - per month and upward. and
iu.tailncnt- taken stop l-ptaNe paflDr SO
GOLDSMITH : rs Blccckcr It near Buwcry.
A SPLENDID Stoidard 4 Dunham piano sipD. on
"a - monthly payments kKAKA1ER 49, Bowcry.
EMONED.-tp right AMI square pianos So to
~ 500 - ami slumunthly iii paid, rent - upward
bLfIs, Union square, ih nv. near IAN It
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StIigious sqoiitts.


ST. lGNATIus CuuRCu, 4oth st, between sth
- and 9Th ave. the Rev Or G. Ever pastor, ofiica.
ting -Communion, ~ A. N morning prayer 81 litany,
los choral celebration, IL choral evening prayer. ~
o'clock.
CT. MARKS CHURCH. % av and 10Th st The
~ Rev j II RNlHncc. d. D. rector Services at II A NJ
aud ~ = NJ SUBJECT for mornings discourse, Man.
hood" evening. " A vital Question for Young Men"
GOCIETY OF HUMANITY, Science Hall, sth
~ st, near Broadway. this evening uhject" The Re.
auon OF Architecture to Religious Idca and Beliefs" by
Z. Is. Wakeman
SERVICES this Sunday morning and evening at
- Trinity Baptist Church, 55th st. Preaching by the
Rev J. Byngton Smith, ID. d, late Of Geneva N. Y.
SECOND ADVENT CHURCH. in brooklyn,
- 2W Bridge attracting today ut and 7.5O T. NJ,
by froL Mitchell, Conference At 10 30 A. N.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, ID
i av., between 10Th and llth sts-The Rev. J. =
Holiness u D., will preach. Morning subject Rooted
IN Love" Evening. the annual meeting Of the Sunday
school Missionary Association Interesting addresses
will be delivered.
,I'HE REV. FATHER COGuLAN.s =. j., will
preach ut 10 30 O'Clock services In 1t Tcfesas Church
this morning trand IIigh Mass will be celebrated and
the runtifcal BILE sang bestowed.
WOKSHIr;-The next sermon Ia the course on
mcni Madison AZ and 18th 81 on sunday evening, Jan
81 Michacls church suhect-"Frec Churches"
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Matbin,rp.

DANIELS piNncr AMI dowhns 'hinc for sale at
- great ~ mice, nearly new, ~ inches by feet In
quire bowling Green. upper floor.
l ATHE WANTED.-A 2Sinch screw cutting
\ lathe, compound rest - fcct between centres ron
Irt with counter shaft pullcys and hangers Address
stating price, THE ri bllSllER OF THE SUN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-31
FROM MADISON.

MADISON, Jan 20, 1871
The wise men Of the State came together
again on the evening OF the 22d, just as they
promised they would when they adjourned
on the preceding Friday. The grave and
reverend Senators did not appear 20 be very
sharp set for business, and contented them
selves with confirming the Governors APP
pointees for Normal Regents, on the report
Of the Committee on Education TO whom
they had sent the nominations 10 be
investigated when the Governor laid them
before the Senate. or course, every
body knew they would be con
iirmed, but our Senators like to do things
decently and with the appearance OF orderly
consideration, and so put them through the
process Of incubation. One bill only was in
PRODUCED which had general interest, and
that was bill 10 provide for the inspection
of coal OF. , etc, and authorize the appoint
ment Of State Oil-Inspector. IL this passes,
and something Of the kind ought, II win not
be an unsafe prediction to make that there
are a thousand patriots in the State who viii
be convinced that they were expressly Gre
ated to fill the Office OF Inspector, and will
be bothering the life out OF the Governor
or those in whom the appointment is vested,
until they make a choice, and then the APP
pointing power will have one warm friend
and yy9 enemies.
The Assembly gathered early, threw of
their coats, rolled up their sleeves--paregor-
icaly speaking, as Artemus Ward would say
and went 10 work. Bills, resolutions and
joint resolutions were showered upon the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-31
Speaker as rapidly as the snow falls ,r

speaker as rapidly Us the snow falls I'm a
January blizzard, and work enough laid out
10 keep the Legislature in session until seed.
tline' ana have enoughleft over to supply an
extra session after harvest tits a mercifui
dlspensatlon OF Providence that there Is NOT
The slightest possibility Of crystallEing some
OF the notions of the average legislator into
law. That would be bad for the State.
Ahc legislatures. OF most of the States
nave taken shy at the Compromise Flee.
toral bill now being considered by Congress.
ana s why not me Legislature of the State of
resJutions--two, with eight whereases-the
"nub' OF which was one requesting Sen
ators, aud instructing Representatives,, to
vote for the measure. The Assem-.
bly, received these REVOLUTIONS with
great apparent delight - some of
them did-and promptly sent them to the
Committee on Federal Relations. Some time
In the latter part of the session, after the
pm itse1 shall have been adopted or rejected
by Congress, the Committee will probably
make report and ask to be discharged from
iurthcr consideration OF the subject Among
the bills introduced was one for dividing the
Counties of Chippewa and Lincoln and
creating the County Of Ludimy,onNthus em emu
phaslzing the policy foreshadowed in a pre-
vious letter. There is territory for q score
more of such counties In the northern and
western portions Of the State
rms morning the usualresolution for bicn-
nal sessions OF the Legislature, was intro
duccd This resolution Is as certain of
presentation as death and taxes nrc to put
In an appearance. 1t is always introduced,
ably discussed, referred to committees, re-
ported upon and digested, and the Legisla-
lure meet in annual session all the same.
There is no doubt that much expense would
DC saved, and probably better laws secured,
II the Legislature met once In two wears, but
The people have got in the habit OF YEARLY
sessions, and II would be difficult to effect so
radical change. Besides, what would
Madisondo without the presence and patron
age OF law -makers twenty-five out Of the
twenty -four months?
Ia the Assembly this morning, after some
body had introduced the usual petition for
the division of some county Mr.. Book sent
up resolution requesting the Board Of Cen
tennial Managers ~ show what they did with
their money. This was not the manner of it,
but 1t was the substance resolution was
also adopted authorizing the appointment of
committee TO find out whether the State
Historical Society Is State institution or
private corporation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-31

OF the fifteen thousand men who
are wearing away their dreary lives in
the mines of the Schuylkill coal re-
gion, ten thousand at least are unmar-
ried, and five thousand live in miners
clearinghouse They call them all
men, these gnomes, but many of them
are boys. Not less than five thousand
are boys, little fellows, who in any
other community would be in school.
but who here are kept day after day
in filthy, black kennels, muf'ied up in
old coats and scarfs to shut the cold
out. till all the young life is worn out
of them, and they are dwarfed little
men before the first signs of beard
break through the black crust on their
faces. --Phtladelphia Times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
SIMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIRD JUDICIAL Dtsr, z
 TERRITORY oF ARIZONA, County oi lagapai. | Levi Bashford. Coles Bzshfor Robert H. Barlnstor and William C. Blshford partners, doing and carrying business under tho firIn and name Of l.. BASHFORD CO, Plaintiffs, SASfJ FL o. FREDERICK, Def [.
 Action brought u the nistrc; Court og The Thiri Ju- dital District in and for the County of YayEIa, in the Territory of Arizona
 TAe Tsrrory ef risoaG ssnds gre,'iHs 0 SautHei O. f'rsdsrick, DJtsdaut,
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the aboveuame pla- ts the District Court oi the ThiTd Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory e! Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Of this Court, Pres sc in said County "a copy oi which complaint acoou pAHies this snufnonsf, within twenty days exeusIye of the day Of seryce1 after the service upon you of this EumInons, if served in this County; but if served out Of the County and within this District then within thirty dzys in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail @ appear aud answer the complain; aoye required the plaintiffs Will take judgment by deist against you for the oi
 2 S1I00 and costs and disbursements in this behal! expended.
 Given uader my hand and the seal of ;he said District Court Prescott hs id day of November A. ID. 1877. IL. s.l WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk.
 RUSH S WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
 Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 9, lssT. d6C
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
Reform in Court.

We will not say in the language of Tilden Reform Is neededn but "Reform rGs need ed"
 We take the case ofthe Territory vs H. II. BiXby te illustrate hevalue of Photography in taking testimony and noting proceedings in court over the ordinary long hand method. During'the trial ofthis case Mir. W. W. Weed, the Court Reporter, has taken down 1920 folios, or l32, ,000 words, and yet the case has occupied but four days. Had it been as fully reported in long hand it would have taken at least fifteen days and half, with the most rapid long hand writer This if. teen days and a half for jurors, on and of duty. and reporters salary, to say nothing of officers fees and incidental expenses would have cost the county Sl,357.50 while as it was tried it cost the county for jurors, on and off duty, and photographers bill, just S4l6. thus securing to the county saving of $94l.5 50. This statement is perhaps not entirely fair, as if it had been reported in long hand it would have been much condens- ed, and possibly might have reduced the time of trial to ten days, and reduced ih5 above expenses to $sj0, which would have been the lowest possible figure, and still the county has saved $434, on this one trial, or over Sl00 per day for each days trial, by the employment of short hand reporter For this result the taxpayers of the county are indebted to Judge Tweed and District Attorney Weber, who have had the financial sagacity to inaugurate the reform.
 Before the end of term the saving of ex- penses by this stroke of policy will probs' bly amount to thousands of dollars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

SILVER GLANoE.-0ur dispatches yester- day gave Us the welcome news of the first shipment of bullion from the new mlu on the Big Sandy, in Mohave County, belong ing to the Signal Company, amounting to 500 pounds sofsilvor910 fine, worth $l4, ,627.24. The mill was started up about the 18th of last month, and, as the machinery had just been put up and all new, much time has consequently beeH lost in stoppages for the purpose of adjusting many things which were at first misplaced and needed adjust ment Taking the short time the mill has been at work, and the many annoyances and delays consequent upon the regulating of the heavy machinery attached to quartz mill, we consider the result one that all Arlzonans should feel proud of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
LEGAL.
SIMMONS.

IS Tm DISTRICT coURT OF THiRp JUDICIAL Disr,
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County ot iafAl@a. Cotsworth P. Head William s. Head, partners under firm name and style of
 C. ?. HEAD < CO, Plaintiffs,
 Ns. huMAoNs. SAMUEL O. FREDERICK. Def't.
 Action brought in the District Court, O. 4as Third g- dicial District and for the County Of SsvapA in me Territory of Arizona.
 TRs Territory ef Arisssa ssads greeting c SI~Sel O.
 fgsderick.
 You hereby summoned and required to aigseaf ih action brought against you hy the above named sl- tis tho District Court of the Ihfd Judicial liisi in and for he County of Yeyapai Territory of Agtea' and the coiapaiu nidd with iae Clerk ui ths court Prescott. i said County cops of Shtea ei- paiat accompanies this slmons within twenty days texcnsye of e day of seggra after the oFrfioe nen you of this sumuons f served Ia tls 1ountsi hut E served oui of the County and within is District, tel within thirty days in all other eaass forts days
 And yoa hereby notinad that m you fail to appear anu the complaint above Fe4uset, the flai2- tis wn take Judgment by defani against yen for s of s3t d .s.fuu with txo per cent. fltereat pf month g. 655 5StG9 fruua April i2h isssr End os. Si,so from Jist day of January, isId and on o trui 3Gth day ni August 1SG, and iat rt ai tei pcr cc2t per aunum sild frcn August 2r4 isI6, and costa and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 ven under my hand and the seEl oi the sGd District
 Court, at PrescOt ths -nd day ai November s. m lsi ! iL. s. WILLIAM NILkEltSDN, CiaTk. By JoR ILoyD. Deputy. HAnanAvE IoHd,E. At5arnsys for IlaiEiias. Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 9, Isis. ctN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
Summons.

 IN THE DISTRICT CouEr OF THIRD JUDICIAL DIsT., [ TmRIToRY or ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAyAPAI. | LOUIS HUNING and II. HUNING, Plsrs.
 , sUMsEoNs
 HENRY SPRINGER, Deft,
 Action brought in the Dis;ric: Court Of the Third Ju dicial District in and for the County Of Yayara ih, Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of 4riseaa sends greeting Co Hsary SpriHG5r.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co appear ir an action brought against you by the ahoye-narned Plaintiffs. in the District Court of the Thr Judicia District; in and for the County of YaSapai, te Terri tory of Arizona, and the complaint aed with ths Clerk of this Cour, at Prescott n said County "a copS of which complaint accompanies this summons1 within twenty days excusye of the day of scice after tho service upon you of this summons, # served in this County: but served out of tne County and within this District then within thirty days; al other forty days
 And you hereby notified that fl you fail to appear and the complaint above reuirod the Plain tiff will take judgment by default against you for th, sum of eight hundred, esenty-two and 7a-lr0 dollars and interest thereon from the Sh dsy Of October is7 at the rate of per cent per auu and costs and disbursements in tlds behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis,ri Court a; Prescott this Isl day of November \. D. Is7
 WILLIAM WTLKERsoS,
 Clerk. RUsH & WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
sUAIAIONs.

lN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THrHp JUDICIAL DIsr.,
 TEgRIroNY cF ARIZONA, County of ASTarai. CotsSorth r. fead and William &. Head, paEneTs in bu- siless under the filta utrur oi C. r. HEAD X CO., Faiatin~,
 Su2tMcNs. SAMUEL O. FREDERICK. Deft.
 Action brought n tho District Court og tAc Trd Jn- dcid District and for tse County of Ya,4psi, n the Territory of Arlzoae.
 Tis Tsrriory of -irisora ssads srssias Co Sdssel Fita~rtck.
 lou hereby suiaroged and utred te aplssr in action brought aga.ist you by te .ocsnc Ilslsl- ;is to District Court of the Thf1 Judicial District in and for te County of YayArai, n tho Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint nli with the Cefk of this Court, at Prescott n said colnts "a copy of which complaint accompanies this sgInIaonsi within twenty days xolusiye of the day Of Frce after the service upon you of tEr summons, q served tn tliiz County but served out O the CoSlaty sud within this District then within thirty days; Ia an other cases foEi dave.
 And you arc hereby notified that if you fal Co appear and the complaint sboys required. the plain tfs viii take Judgment against yOa sccertiug Co tAe prayer Of complaint file herein, to which special reference s hereby made and costs al disbursements n this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Distrl Court at Prescott a 2ud day of November. A. D. ls' l. IL. Si WILLIAM MtLAEhSoN, Clerk By JOIN LLoyD, Deputy. HAEGRAyE S MORsAN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Prescott, Arizona, Nov. e isi1. do3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
Blanket Thief and Confidence Operator in
 Horseficsh Arrested.

A man, calling himself Bill Davis, has been out in the Bradshaw country, and as the weather was little colder than usual, he concluded to help himself 10 Wells Goes blankets, at the Goodwin X NcKennon mine, during NIT. C.'s absence.
 On his return, and finding his bedding gone, under circumstances that led to the belief that Davis was the thief, Coe started in pursuit and followed his track several days, finally winding up in Prescott last evening, when he found his man in the Champion Saloon, exI nding the money for which he had sold the blankets, in very economical and judieious manner; that is to say. two bits at time, as the bar tender could not remember that he had ever asked anyone else to share in his good fortune, even to the extent of drink.
 In the meantime it had been ascertained that he had called at the ranch of N. E. Bowers. on Agua Fria, and there represent ed himself to be Mir. John James, brother to gentleman by the name of James, whom he knew to be the owner of horse then run ming on Bowers ranch, and that his brother had commissioned him to come by and get the horse. NIT. Bowers delivered the horse, and MT. Davis, aliaS James, proceeded on to Prescott; but, on the way, told people that his name was Bill Davis, having apparently forgotten that he was a brother to Mir James.
 Mir Coe pointed him out to Sheriff Bow CTS last evening, and that officer marched him over to the County jail.