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Arizona citizen., 1877-01-27
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 9, 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a m., pursuant to adjournment.
 HALL OF REFRESHMENTS, TUCsON, ARIZONA, January 24, 1871 MT. President: The House has pass ed c. B. No. IS, An act to amend an act entitled an act to provide for the Segregation of Mining Claims
 ANDREW CRoNLY, chief clerk.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 TUCsoN, Arizona, January 24, 1877 Hon. King s. Woolsey, President of the Council:
 have this day signed and approved An act to amend an act entitled Of Crimes and Punishments.
 A.P. K. SAFFoRD, Governor. On motion of MT. Goodwin the Conncil went into Committee of the Whole for further consideration of c. B. No. ,.
 MT. Rush offered the following amendment:
 That subdivision third of section 2 be amended by substituting the follow ing:
 Third: If a naturalized citizen, up on his production of his certificate Oi naturalization, or upon his own affida wit of its loss, together with the afiida wit of registered voter to the effect that the applicant is a naturalized citi zen and has resided in this Territory for six months next preceding the time of application, and is reported to be 8 citizen and that deponent believes him to be, and proof of the party that he k an elector of the county.
 And moved its adoption.
 On division the motion was lost.
 Mir. Woolsey moved that the vOt, by which amendments to section onC were adopted on yesterday be reconsid cred. Which was agreed to, and, upor vote being had upon the amendment to sections one and two the COunci refused to adopt said amendments.
 Mir. Woolsey moved to strike out tht words six months" in line II, sec ton one of printed Bill, and insert II lieu thereof the words one year"
 MT. Rush called for the ayes anC noes upon the motion.
 The ayes and noes were ordered anC those who voted aye were, Messrs Goodwin. Hughes, Redondo, Ruggle and MT. President-5.
 Noes, Messrs. Kendall, Moeller Rush and Stevens-4 So the amendment was adopted. Section two of the bill was read. MT. Woolsey moved to reconside the vote by which section two wa amended. The motion was carried and upon a vote being had upon tn sn ezdnents to section two. the Coun
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER, TUCsoN, ARIZONA, January 24, 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a m, pursuant to adjournment.
 HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 TUCsoN, ARIZONA, January g, 1877. MT. President: The House has pass ed the following Bills;
 II. B. No. 8, An act 10 change the name of Johanna Bargeman to Johanna Dixon:
 H. B. No. 27, An act authorizing a loan on the faith and credit of the Ter ritory, and to provide for the construc- ton of Wagon Road from PhenIx in Maricopa county, to Globe City in Pi- nal county.
 H. B. No. %, An act to amend sec tions 9 and B of an act entitled an act to establish public schools in the Ter rltory of Arizona.
 II. B. No. %, An act to divorce Otto Von Reichenbach from the bonds of mauimony heretofore existing with Carmen Von Reichenbach.
 H. B. No. 34, An act to amend an act entitled an act to amend section II, chapter 8, of Howell Code, Of Limita- tions of Actions, approved February 1 19, 1873.
 c. B. No. 15, An act to divorce Geo Scott from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Margaret s, Scott.
 ! C. B. No. 12, An act to divorce Isaac E. Brokaw from the bonds of matri mony heretofore existing with Lena | Brokaw.
 c. B. No. q, An act to divorce Mary Rebecca Mann from the bonds of mat r1mony heretofore existing with Lewis Wilbur Mann.
 ANDREW CRoNLY, Chief Clerk.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER.
 January 24, 1877 l NIT. President: Your Committee on Counties and County Boundaries, to whom was re-committed II. B. No. 2 An act defining the Boundaries of Mar icopa county, respectfully report that the clerical error has been corrected and the Bill is returned herewith and as corrected, Its passage again recon mended A. L. MoELLER, Chairman.
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JOHN T. ALsAP, chef clerk.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs,
 January 9, 1877 House met pursuant to adjournment,
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 24, 1877 Mir. Speaker: The Council has amend ed. and passed, as amended, H. B. No ?, An act defining the boundaries of Maricopa County.
 And has passed H. B. No. 27, An act authorizing a loan on the faith and credit of the Territory, and to provide for the construction of a wagon road from Phenix, in MaricOpa county, to Globe City in Pinal county.
 H. B. No. 35, An act to provide fol the payment of certain deficIences 1T the appropriation for civil expenses o the Territorial Government for tho years 1875 and 1876.
 And H. B. No. 40, An act to transfer the county of Maricopa from the ThirC Judicial District to the Second Judicia District of this Territory.
 JoHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk MT. Speaker: Your Committee or Counties, to whom was referred II. B No. 4, An act to permanently locat, the county seat of Mohave county, hav'
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COUNCIL CHAMBER.
TUCsON, Arizona. January 26, 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.


 The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 26, 1877. NIT. President: Your Committee on Counties and County Boundaries, to whom was referred c. B. No. 3, An act entitled an act to create the county of Colorado, respectfully report that they have had the same under consideration, and have been directed to report the Bill hack to the Council without amendment and with the recommenda- ton of a majority of the committee that its further consideration be inde- finitely postponed.
 4. L. MOELLER, Chairman.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 26, 1877. Mr. President: Your Committee on Militia and Indian Affairs, to whom was referred II. B. No. 21, have had the same under consideration, and in- struct me to report the same back with out amendment and recommend its passage.
 All of whicL is respectfully submit ted.
 M. REDoNDo, Chairman. Mir. Stevens. Chairman Committee on Agriculture, made the following report
 COUNCIL CHAMBER.
 January 24, 1877. MT. President: Your Committee on Agriculture, to whom was referred H. B. No. 26. An act entitled an act con corning Marks and Brands, respectful ly report that they have had the same under consideration, and l have been directed by majority of the Commit tee to report the Bill back to the Conn cil with an amendment to the title and to sections $ and 9 as indicated by the riders attached to the Bill, and, as amended, Its passage recommended
 L. X. STEVENS, Chairman. COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 26, 1877 NIT. President: Your Committee or on Education, to whom was referred H. B. No. %, An act to amend section: 22 and g of an act entitled an act tC establish public schools in the Territo tory of Arizona, respectfully repor that they have had the same undei consideration, and I have been direct ed to report the Bill back to the Coun cil with the recommendation that it b,
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had the same under consideration and believing, from petition and other documentary evidence brought before them, that the interests and wishes of the people of said county will be sub served by the contemplated change of location of county seat as provided in sad bill, have instructed me to report the same back without amendment and respectfully recommend its passage.
 J. A. PARKER, Chairman.
 Mir. Speaker: Your Committee on Education to whom was referred the report of the Governor to the Board of Education of the Territory of Arizona for the year 1875; also the report of the Governor to the Board of Education of the Territory of Arizona for the year 1876, reporting the condition and pro gress of the pubic schools in the Ter ritOry for the years named, would re- spectfully report that they have exam ined the same and find them correct, and find sufficient evidence of progress to encourage every one to maintain our present system of Education; and rec ommend that they be placed on file, Your Committee would state that the Council have ordered five hundred copies of said reports printed, thus making it unnecessary for the House to take such action.
 w. $. HEAD, Chairman.
 MT. Speaker: Your Judiciary Com mittee, to whom were referred the tol- lowing Bills, have directed me to re. spectfully recommend their passage, viz:
 C.B. No. 6, An act to amend chapter Il of Compiled Laws entitled, Of Pro ceedings in Criminal Gases.
 C,B.No. 3, An act to amend section 10 of chapter 6, of Compiled Laws, Of Fees of Officers.
 And II. B. No. 3S, An act to divorce Barnabe Palm from the bonds of mat rimony heretofore existing with Ii prada Palm.
 D. \. BENNETT, Chairman.
 Mir. Bull introduced H B. No. 51, An act to regulate the keeping of hogs from the exterior limits of any village, town or city in thls Territory.
 Mir. Richards, on leave, introduced H. B. No. 52, An act to amend an act en titled an act amendatory of chapter I Howell Code, Of Jurors and acts amendatory thereto, approved Febru ary 12, 1875.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 January 42, 1877.
 Hen. NJ. H. CalderwoOd, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 have this day approved and signed An act to repeal an act in relation to the Sale of Spirituous and Malt Liquors or Wines at Retail
 Also an act entitled an act amenda tory of chapter A. Howell Code, O1 Jurors and acts amendatory thereto.
 Also an act to provide for visiting the Insane sent from this Territory tc the Asylum of Langdon and Clark in California. A. P K. SAFFORD, Governor.
 Mir. DoTrIngton, on leave, introduced H. B. No. B, An act supplemental to an act entitled an act Of General Incor poralions, approved November 6, 1866
 MT Bennett, on leave, introduced H. B. No. 54, An act authorizing and di recting the County Recorder of Pima County to transcribe certain records.
 On motion of Mir. Samaniego, House adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
 ANDREW CRoNLY, Chief Clerk.
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TIE people of Pinal county have the new road almost completed from Florence to Globe mining district Mir. Jos. COllngwoOd informs us that it will be finished by the first of Feb ruarv. This valuable improvement has been carried on quietly and to the credit and we hope benefit of it's enter prising projectors.
Arizona citizen., 1877-01-27
JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS,
 January 26, 1877. House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January %, 1877 MT Speaker; The Council has pass ed C. B. No. 16, An act to Preserve Game and Fish in the Territory of Ar iZOna.
 H. B. No. 16, An act to divorce Hen ry B. Jones from his wife, Mary E. Jones.
 II. B No. 29, An act 10 divorce Otto VOn Reichenbach from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Carmen VOn Reichenbach.
 And II. B. No. 39, An act fixing the time for holding the District Courts.
 JOIN T. ALsAP, chef clerk. MT. Speaker: Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom was referred the following Bills, have directed me to report the same without amendment and respectfully recommend their pas sage:
 H.B. No. 43, An act to divorce James Huff from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Lilly Huff H. B. No. g, An act to amend an act entitled an act amendatory of chapter 47, Howell Code, Of Jurors and acts amendatory thereto.
 And H. B. No. 5, An act supplement tai to an act entitled an act Of General Interpretations approved November 6, 1866.
 D. A. BENNETT, Chairman. MT. Speaker: Your Special Commit tee to whom was referred H. B. No. 54, An act authorizing and directing the County Recorder of Pima County to transcribe certain records, have direct ed me to report said bill without amendmsnt and respectfully recon mend its passage. D. A. BENNETT. MT. Head moved that the remarks of Hon. Geo. Scott, delivered in House yesterday, be placed upon to-day's minutes.
 Motion carried.
 On Thursday, in his place in tho House, MT Scott, on a question ot privilege, spoke as follows:
 MR. SPEAKER: Iwould respectfully ask if there have been any papers filed with the Clerk of the House in regard to my INFAMOUS proceedings in Leg islation m the House?
 MR. SPEAKER: Under the rule O Privileges, l claim the right to defend myself against certain accusation: from the Florence portion of my con stituency of Pinal county. The origin of these accusations is unknown 10 at liant. To day is the third day and tho third time 1 have asked the HoNoRA BILE member of the Council from Pi
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amended by striking out the words in the month of" in line 10 of sec ton 1, and inserting in lieu thereof the words Ion the first Monday in; and as thus amended its passage Is recon mended.
 l.. A. STEVENS, Chairman.
 Mir. President: Ipropose tomorrow or at some early day thereafter, to in- troduce Bill to amend an act entitled an act to provide revenue for the Ter ritory of Arizona and the several counties thereof, relating to Poll Tax.
 GEO. D. KENDALL.
 Mir. Ruggles, on leave, introduced C. B. No. D, An act to establish Pub lie Pounds.
 Mr.Kendan introduced c. B. No. 26, An act 10 provide for the erection of County Buildings in Yayspai county.
 c. R. No. 9 was read first time. On motion of Mir, Ruggles the rules were suspended, the Bill read a second time by title and referred to a special con- mittee of one from each county.
 The chair named as such committee MT. Rush, of Yavapai, Hughes, of Pi- ma, Ruggles, of Pinal, RedOndO, of Yuma and Woolsey, of Maricopa.
 c. B. No. 26 was read first time On motion of Mir Moeller the rules were suspended, the Bill read a second time by title, and referred to a special con- mittee consisting of the Delegation from Yavapai county in the Council.
 C.B- No. 3 was taken up.
 MT. Hughes offered the following amendment: Section one be amended so as to read as follows:
 Section l. All that portion of the Territory of Arizona now embraced within the county of Yavapai and bounded as follows, viz, Commenc- l ing at the northeast corner of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and running west with the boundary line of the TerrIto- tory of Arizona and Utah to no de grees, 30 minutes, west meridian thence south on said meridian to the northern boundary of the county Iof MaricOpa; thence east On said boundary to no degrees west merid- ian; thence south on said meridian to | the middle of the channel of the Gila river; thence east along the course of said river to the boundary line of the Territories of Arizona and New Mexi- co; thence north along the boundary line of said Territories to the place of lbeginnlng,-Be and the same is hereby formed into a county to be known and designated as the county ot Colorado.
 Mir, Hughes moved the adoption of the amendment. which was carried and the amendment was adopted.
 The question being now, Shall the Bill be engrossed and have a third reading, Mir. Rush called for the ayes and noes, which were ordered.
 Those who voted aye were Messrs Goodwin, Hughes, RedOndo, Ruggles and MT. President-5.
 Noes, Messrs. Kendall, Moeller, Rush and Stevens-4.
 So she Bill was ordered engrossed.
 On motion of MT. Kendall the Coun cil adjourned until the usual hour to morrow.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk.
 HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
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NEW ADHRRTISEnEYTS,

Florence Livery and Sale Stable
 Main Street, Florence, Arizona DODGE & SUTHERLAND, Proprietors,
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The Elliot House

The Elliot House
 Florence, PinaI County, Arizona. J. c. LOSS & BRO. ProPrietors. TIHE ABOV N A HE D HOUSE IS | amply prepared tO accommodate the travelling and home public, and attention is called to the fact that the proprietorS
 Intend to Merit Patronage By satisfying their customers with the best Of meals, and in fact keeping it the
 BEST HOUSE IN ARIZONA,
 Their bar is always supplied with
 CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS. January 22, 1877. H-f
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ATTENTION PASSENGERS -

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 20. 1877, V the undersigned will run
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DODGE & SUTHERLAND. PrOPrietOrs'

E, NJ. PEARcE, WN. II. SUTHERLAND Ag't at GIote City. Agent at Florence
 C.M DODGE, Genr supt Florence, AriI ona, Jan'y %, lS7. l5ont
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Line of Stages
Florence and Globe City, A. T:

Stages leave Florence Tuesday ,Ihursoay and Saturday at o'clock a. m-, ana
 Leave Globe City Wednesday, FTiday and Sunday, 6 o'clock a. m.
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J. c. LOSS X BRO. PrOPrietOr',
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Florence, Final County, Arizona.
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Legislative qroe.edings
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Tr-r.ca.~ To,,,or,- % IG~~

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 29, 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m- pursuant to adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 23, 1877 Mr. President; Your Committee or County and Counties Boundaries, U whom was referred H. B. No. 2, An ac defining the boundaries of Maricopa county, respectfully report that they Nave had the same under cOnsidera tion, and I have been directed to repor thereon, as follows: Amend by strik ing out section, ], and insert in lieU thereof section as attached to the Bil by rider, and, as amended, it's passag, is recommended.
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The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m. nursuant to adiournment
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JOHN A. RUSH, Chairman. On motion of MT. Hughes, the Coun- cil adjourned until the usual hour to- morrow.
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Intend to Merit Patronage

By satisfying their customers with the be Of meals, and in fact keeping it the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST IS ls

mond. Kelley. and ]. W. Allen. Chase from Pert Jolnson
Florence howell Fcnnimors Charles Lawrence CaiOn Hnu
J. H. Wainwright Ernest from Philadelphia; g. T. horrs0n
Smith. and W. q. LOWS, Baxter nom Baltimore.
phi ApELpnIA, Aug lT.-Artivtd. steamships Roman,
Crowol Boston; Cathsf.n3 whiting Harding, iroia
Providence Psndctcn. nom Boston, Nfndicaior ROC
from Fall River Virginia. Hunter, IRON ChailesOn An
thacte, OTnmiey from NeNlofk. sghts Ah1f i.i,,, a.
Hyanns Lulu Lynn, Insl'y, from Richmond va Pianet
Peters from Potomac River. Aranna, Bateman, from Paw
muul,iy river. Cleared steamships Alcnown 1li% faF
Salem; A. sinners Mairsn. FOR NCwNors schre carrie L.
Godfrey Gocy for Boston, j. j. Moore, lcarson, Tor NeW
Bedford Iphralm and Anna lslcy, for Wareha Sailed
steamship Allentown.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NoBFoIE Va. Aug 1.-THE ship Assecarieur which went
April ia~ yestoriay hoated on
by the Il. g. =. BakerE Co. wrcckers.
GIot other ship Neirs fffH Pdgei
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
CAPITAL STOCK As SURPLUS.

The Exchange National Bank, on December2O,
1876 by Of the directors, reduced its capital stock
from 100000 o. 100000 agreeing 10 return 100000
u the shareholders, condition that they would
surrender twOfiths OF their stock. Nathan Seeey who
owned twenty five shares brought suit in the Court oi
Common Pleas agams; the bank, to determine whetncrthe
bank. after reducing he amoant Of lie capital stock, had
Alright surplus for any other purpose, all or
any part OF money received for the stock that
retired The case decided yesterday by Judge Van
Hoesen. who holds that the 100000 subscribed and
paid for The called in paid capital and
no longer needed for that purpose and is not required
for the payment debts IL ought TO toe returned TO the
shareholders as it has ACCOMPLISHED its mission. The
real question in the case. e is whether the defend
ant should compelled pay TO the plaintiff the value
Of five shares the amount which the directors have de-
termned TO retain surplus. The opinion concludes
8s follows:
If ordering judgment for the plaintiff would bring the
litigation close U should no further tban 10 make
sucn an order But il appears 10 be necessary 70 provide
for the decentralization OF the panf for the loss O his
twenty-five shares. the transfer Of which the bank re-
fused 10 ma upon its boOs II should order judgment
merely value Of the yc shares, II s possible that
the defendant wOJd refns Ia pay him the 5000 which
the directors ordered be paid to those who con
sent renQuish two-hths O their shares IL seems 20
Inc 10 be necessary order judgment for the value OF
the whole twenty five shares.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
To,al sales Cor The day


Government bonds wer" quiet and stroug ou sligs
of registered sixc. of 1881 AZ MA Coupon st
ll3A: Coupon isu7's AT lOala: rcgis.erd si lUni-
registered tenforties az 09ig new fuuf and a. -
at 100 aud currency skies ~ l25 We aHueN latest
street quotations
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
EXCITING PURSUIT or 4 BURGLAR.

Thomas Jones of 500 Sprng-st. and An
dr,ys c. Lynch Of No IS Abingdon Square held in
$1,000 bail each yesterday by Justice Wandell. at the
Jefferson Marxet Police Court, charged with burglary
Oa Thursday afternoon John Meyers them leaving
the house No O99 Forrth-ayo with large bundles of
clothing Believing them to be thieves lie followed them
T. Third-ayc and there gave tic alarm. They fed iu
different dir, clons, followed by crowds crying stop
thief" Sergeant Hamilton Of the Twenty ninth Pre-
euct heard the alarm aAG joined in the chase. He fol
lowed one OF tie burglars across S!xty-second-st,
10 LeXingtOi.-.ye.. then down 20 sixty n st-st,
tbrou eli hixlyfrst-sL To FOuTth-aye, down Fourth
ave. To fIfN -uiuth-st, through Fiity-niuth-st
back 10 LeNiuGon-aye. down 10 Fny-eighI-st.
nno down to near Tnri-ave. The fugitive entered
large tenement house ani aps,ar~ and out the
TOOL still closely pursued Dy The Scrg cant They struggled
lew louos tAe ToJI but the burglar jumped down
the sftir tic adlnDiHy tcacmcnt aud followed
by the scrgrauf, who finally captured hiin at Thrdaye.
hnd Ffty HiItl.i. On his person were found several
tkcetUu keys. IFS alleged aCcOmpice not arrested
uuf stc IN the night and found at Thirteeuth-st
AID HXi.-aYs. found that the rooms OF Mr. and
Ais. Lnbrr nj No 1909 FOurth-ave had been broken
mo ana 500 worth OF dresses stolen Nearly all The
piOpiW recovered The streets, where the burg
Lar threw the articles IN their Night.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Joseph Small was arrested for debt under judg-
uent of the Marine Court of Emanuel Vremondez
Yesterday he applied 10 Judge Larremoie III the Coa %
Common Pleas discharged under the nolven Debtors
Act The application opposed the gOlnd taat t act
was intended solely tile relief OF aud unfOtuua
oeb-Is could be invoked In where debt
ftauduenty contracted ON the part OF the petOng; 1t
caed that the FOR the benefit OF ali debtors WHO
proper assignment before applying for discharge
The decis reserved.
In the divorce suit of Jacob II. Theobald against
his wife Matilda Judge LITemore IN the Court G Common
pies yescray overruled the exceptions 90 the report
BoswOrt the referee the question OF aiimOny and di
rected putN q q the defendant 800 counsel fee
and - a week alimony during the trial
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Common Pleas-SpcciGl TGrm-by Judge Larrcm0rc
Ttassle agt Report c0nhlHe and sale O prem
SpilcTtOHpltWt dlSnisscd with
the costs Mcintyre McIHyre Receiver app1intt Thc
On euwrh savings Bank agt Bucnanan Co 1Le Mrfcdn
Tile Ere Insurance Company agi. Power et aIp0rt
rrmcd aud decree ordered rhcOOad agt IhcOblld in
t5r matter DO GIef.-A Ililcai.Oh granted. Mi
range agt. Bird.-MUii0n set 2sdc. eHainiuat.on.
efc cTaHfed. DuIand agt. Smith.-Aplfuycd.
scott agt Commission ordered. Grlng ac be
Tafe-Netcc De- served Oh judgmcDto Chap o.
avs $50 IayioT TayOrcference ordered to taAe
proof report. DcNOe &lynn-r confirmed ani
na meu ordered Bussel agt. Fts-@nt o! assistance oi
drIcd -.
Bg Jdgc Urn H0eseW llame act stead an othcrs-Mo-
skc aud tor Judgment heaied 0eeley agt
NO N.N.Aork Lxc.lalgo Blua--.- 0llnon
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
IN oL NE LrNE ACRoss THE CITY.

.. A. Bcs;wick a. Co., oil refiners of TINS
city arc laying pipes for the conveyance Of OIL from the
ves' 10 the side OF this city. and under the East
kvr 70 EuutCrs Point Tho work was begun about five
H"ails ago. The pipes employed of the same
sze as these ordinarily used for gas, aud are laid
Ia The saine manner The OF pipes Will save
much rms aud expense ia conveying the oil from
uis tlty 10 the hrn's factory at Hunters Point
AVst Of the crude oil used By the drm Is brought