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The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

when the road came to be sold counsel
requested that minimum price se fixed
to cover the charges of the receivers and
his lawyers. Judge Baxter said he had
observed that when receiver got pos
session he generally ran the road for the
benefit of himself and his employees, in
cluding the attorneys, and the judge
would hereafter see there should be a
reform in his circuit for the benefit of
creditors and stockholders. If proceed
ings to sell and realize were not pushed
to a conclusi on he would vacate the re-
ceivership and give the road back to the
company"
This judge is au exception and does
not owe his selection to some graspine
lawyers influence.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

THE NEW SENATOR FROM OREGoN.-
Hon James Ii. Slater, democrat, who
mas been elected United States Senator
from Oregon, to succeed John IL. Mitch
ell, republican, whose term expires
March 4, 1879, was born in Sangamon
county, Illinois, in 1926. His early edu-
cation was limited, but he succeeded in
mastering the intricacies of the law, and
has been successful practitioner at the
OAR He emigrated to Oregon many
years ago, aud has been prominent
democratic politician there for the past
score of years. He was elected to the
territorial Legislature in 1857, and again
In 1893, and then became member of
the lower house of the first State LeRis-
lature. In 1866 he was elected district at
torney for the fifth judicial district OF
Oregon, and filled that Office two wears
In 1870 he was elected to represent the
| State in Congress, but was not renoml.
mated Tor second term. Mr.. Slater re.
sides in the eastern portion of the State
He declares himself an opponent of in
| fiation, but favors the substitution of
greenbacks for national bank notes. and
believes that the currency should b,
| placed upon coin basis.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

However pleasant the news of the
gradual abatement of the yellow fever it
should not cause those who have as vet
failed to contribute toward the relief of
the sufferers TO withhold their mites.
Famine not only follows fever, but
charity does no more than its duty when
it places altogether upon their feet such
as an unfortunate enough to lose their
means OF livelihood by calamities like the
one now passing away. There will be
much actual suffering in the tracks of this
Scourge.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

WHERE LAWYERS are allowed to make
the judges, the judges generally sustain
The lawyers in collecting the enormous
fees which heartless men take for small
services, even from widows and or-han
children as well as from men who are
fools enough to employ them without
rirst making bargain and having it put
IN writing. Here is case in point that
VIII illustrate fully and fairly the rascali-
" so frequently practised nowadays:
Judge Baxter, of the United States
Circuit Court al Cincinnati, in passing
upon an application to allow a railroad
N the hands of a receiver to be gar
msheed, took occasion to say that the
practice of placing railroads in the hands
OF receivers is altogether too common.
lie cited the case of railroad in Geor-
gia, costing $4,000, 900, where the re-
ceiver in three years issued certificates
OF Indebtedness of s1,jOO, 900; the road
was sold, and the proceeds were insufti
cient to pay the Indebtedness. In a case
AT Detroit the road cost over $500 .0ono
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

EX-SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ROBE
son has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the first district of
New Jersey. In accepting the nomina-
uon Mr.. Robson expressed qualification
dt the prospect which his nomination af-
forded of meeting his accusers face to
face on the floor of Congress. The dis
tnct is strongly Republican, but Joseph
l.. Topham, man of large means, has
already announced himself as an indie.
pendent candidate, and proposes to make
the fight on the broad ground that Mr.
Robeson is corruptionist.-Ercho onge.
Our New jersey readers will please
note the fact that the GAZETTE favor.
The election of Democrat, but if nc
Democrat can be elected, as in the case
OF Butler, it favors Topham. All cor
ruptionists must be beaten before we car
secure economy in government Ono,
This is accomplished and the salaries re.
duced, other retrenchments will follow
Then you may expect your real estat,
to increase in value.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

II WILL be observed that Hon. Matt.
Carpenter, the eminent and eloquent u.
). Court lawyer, wants badly to get back
20 the U. s. Senate. So it is with all
these fellows. They have the impudence
Of the ID when they get into Congress,
IN talking about how much it takes to
keep them, no matter if they never
averaged thousand dollars a year from
their practice previously. The people are
fools to pay their servants to be their
masters. Some of them pride themselves
IN their oratory; and yet you can GO in
20 many Quaker meeting house and
frequently listen to a good old lady talk
more eloquen.ly and sometimes much
more sensibly viewed from opposite
standpoints. Democrats may not all be
lawyers; but they are not all fools for al
that and know very well that it is easiel
TO pay our enormous debt in gold dl.t
siieer than 1t is in goid alone.
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The True Democracy Of VI Nnssa
chusetts.

We are very much inclined to think
after all il was the true Democracy o.
Massachusetts who got up early, tool
possession of the hall. and nominated
Gen. Butler for Governor. We judge
from the following resolution, which
the unanimously adopted, touching the
election of Mr.. Hayes
"Resolued, That with exceeding shame
and sorrow We have seen President
elected by the votes of the majority OF
the people, at an election held in accord
ance with the provisions of the ConsIitli-
ton, set aside, and the people deprived
of his service in that high office by a Sc
ries of the most astounding forgeries and
perjuries, the possibility of successful
existence of which weakens the very
foundations of the republic. Our grief IS
not lessened because this monstrous
wrong was done by the aid of an uncon-
stitutional Commission, which found IL
necessary, by party majority, to refuse
to receive the evidence of the patent
frauds in the electoral votes, in order to
consummate the act. We therefore un-
hesitatingly declare that no man ought
to be permitted to hold Office who is
tainted with fraud aud corruption; and
and if it can be done without rehuke by
perpetuity Of republican institutions
1t is certainly very encouraging to find
such a resolution ado pied by the party
which selects as its candidate for Gov.
ernor the leading Republican on the
Potter Investigating Committee.
We fear the boiling minority who have
taken week to get to Boston in, will be
as much behind in moral politics as they
will be in peint of time. We apprehend
they will be disposed to assmlate their
platform to that of Tammany Hall, the
Pennsylvania Wallace State Convention
and other spurious Democrats.
On this point the Massachusetts Butler
resolution is IA model.
The resolution on the Presidential elec
ton adopted by the Democracy of Con
necticut yesterday was equally sound
"a plot and fraud which shall not BE- con-
doned and shall never be repeated" is
language strongly indicative that the
tai nt Of Talnmany, like the yellow fever,
has not extended East. Two New Eng.
land States, i'll one day, have avowed
the true faith, as held by the Sun.-N. Y.
San.
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BUTLER will carry Massachusetts as b

BUTLER will carry Massachusetts, as by
whlrlwind. The Radicals have evi-
IDENTIFY endeavored to combine the oppon-
ents of silver currency by introducing in
their platform a resolution squirting at a
single gold standard and the payment OF
the bonds and government revenues in
gold only. We hope and expect the
Democrats will make Ben. Butler the in
strument for hurling every Radical
scoundrel out Of office, and filling the
vacancy by good honest men from either
party.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

The Best Qualities of MEDIUM
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROF6li'A'
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and NaiSa'
Choice PERFUMERY C0h0GtS,EWss,'
N'-oN' AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAI IR IOo4H'
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and MafRs'
A choice Imported Key West PTiaeO'A
West or GreIley Clsar} .us
CboiceFLAVORING EXTRAC1o''"'
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Mafha'
AT WILLIAMS
Fine A MEXICAN & IMPoRIhp 'Ss ..
'''' : - At Ninth and Mailsl ,as
"Get the best" WILLiAama49c Ph-
CEOUs DENTIFklCh, vo,
Choice Goods, Acc,uacy q dt'pe''D~ :
Reasonable Pi1GS9;o Pi1G%SsoN sTOR
WILLIAMS PRESCR1PTloJNM NMsrssI
apl2tf Corner Ninth anu -
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THE effort in Massachusetts to keep
up the old corrupt Radical party will be
assisted by all the bankers and bondhold-
ers' agents throughout the country to
defeat Butler in the same way they de-
feated William Allen, of Ohio, and elect
ed Hayes Governor. Hayes's promises
then to the gold gamblers. helped also to
secure him the Presidency, through the
agency of the New York bondbrokers.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

FOUR thousand more children attend
the public schools in New York city this
year than attended last year. We should
like to know how many more attend in
Wilmington this year than last.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-19

BUTLER is their own club and well
the Radicals deserve to be beaten with it,
dirty as it may have been. "Set rogue
to catch rogues." But nevertheless
Buffers course may rid the State of
thieves and hand it over to the Demo-
Gratis in better condition than it is now
10
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SEPT. I'D 1879.


-JS1S.-
Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
or Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
EDWARD l.. MARTIN,
of SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
ACOB BUTZ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Adnlinistraacr's Sale.

Pursuant to order of the Probate Court Of ths County of lcyapai and Territory of Arizona duly made and entered on the 9th 6ay Of September, A. D. 1878 Whereby t s ordered that the administrator of the es- tate of John M. Rounr'e, deeea~ed sell all of the lro- perty of said estate to pay tho expenses aminstT tlo and the claims presented and allowed against fbe said estate :: pHblic private sale may be deemed Tor ;e best interest of all concerned. Notice Is hereby gwen that the undersigned administrator of said esta will sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash Tn front of the north door of the Court House. q. Pres colt, in said county, on
 Saturday. the I2th day Of October ,s1S all be right title and interest of the said deceased m inc tune or his deat and all right tile or interest since quired by operation of la9, of in and the following described land and real estate, situate lying and bein III the county of Gavapai and Territory O. Arizona viz An undivided one-ha interest in lot number tyeUtysiy ta) III block number thirteen 13l fronting on AS,a za street. on tha west side Of the Plaza in inc town or Prescott in said county. Also an undivided uterst of nity feet n the first north extension on the Grey Eagle lode or vein of rock containing precious metals situate, lyHg and being in the Tiger Mining District County and Territory aforesaid
 The undersigned NiL u the meantime TaceivalseaIed DIGS or proposals for the purchase of the atiye de- SciiDed property or any part thereof up to fabclock ioo on Friday the ilth day of October IS72 a which hour such bids or proposals will he opened and " sati fory will be accepted, and the property sold a, sa and III case no satisfactory bid or proposal m ro celyed, the sad property will be sold at pubu auction s above specified. Terms o sale ten per cent at time of
 sale ana e balance npon the approval of the sale v the frobate Court cdnveyances at the panse of p,rose
 W.J. TOMPKINS, Administrator
 or the Estate of John NJ. Eountree decreased
 Prescott, Sept. 20th.-td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
-SfN%--- Arizonians Visit General Fremont.

A party of about twenty citizens of Ari zona Territory, including Levi Bashford. T M. Alexander, E. G. Peck and H. A. Bige low, from Prescott; ]. llcCrackin, j. Towle Doe Glidersleeye and w. E. RiGenour from Mohave county; R. E. Burlington and l. 4. Ames, from the Colorado river, and G s, Nttredge, from Phoui2, called on General Fremont at noon yesterday, at the Palace Hotel, to wish him success in the position he was about to assume. The General evinced much interest in the afrairs of the territory, and expressed his belief in its future prosperity. lie referred to interviews which he had had with railroad officials in the Eastern States and San Francisco, and of their determination to enter Arizona with then roads from the north cast and west during the next twelve months.-TS. k. Post. Oct. 18th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
From the Little Colorado.

Jos Drew, candidate for Sheriff, and cx.
 Mayor Nathan Ellis who ccompanicd hiul
 in his elcctioneering tour to the Little Col orado, returned last evening and drought good accounts of the political interests they went to represent. Drew attended strictly to the Sheriff business but Ellis is a "Camp- bellitc" and urged Campbell's claims upon the Saints. Drew met his competitors Bow CTS and Walker going in as he came out, but both he and Ellis think they will have their trip for nothing as the people are too thoroughly set in favor of Drew to be changed at this late day. On the Delegate question they are not quite so certain, but Ellis talks quite hopefully for Campbell; Wcolseywas just goirg in, and Davis or Stevens will have the last say. So that it is really uncertain who will carry the Mormon vote for Delegate. Many who claim 10 be posted say Stevens has got it all cooked up with Delegate Cannon, of Utah, while others think his back can be broken. Wcslon't pretend 10 know anything about it. Hoolsey. we hear, has promise of solid vote in that country, winch, of course wilt elect him if he can hold it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

subject even to the man that is to represent Us m the next Congress. Seiber and his Indian soldiers are out on scout in the direction of Tonto Basin, where band of San Carlos renegadcs were recently seen prowlinC around sliecamps of white settlers. Win. Horn, formerly of Prescott, is running the Verde brewery, and making q good article of lager. The farming community have been generally successful in raising good crops of everything this season, and their only prayer is now for daily mail and to see Woolsey elected 10 Congress. which will insure them an outlet 10 the cast by good road being built over tine Mogol lOE range. as that will be one of his earnest cEdeavors to procure aid for its completion if sent to Washington. The Verde is solid, almost ta man, for Mir WoOlsey, and by the 9th of November, there will be but little, if any, effort made in behalf of any of the other candidates. Mir. Davis, G. ". Hull, ". s. Head Capt. Jackson and Geo. ". Hance, are all snoErn of for the Legislature. Would It not be well to select one of our supervisors from the Verde! +. c Camp | bell would fiji the bill and be q credit to the | county. Uuntil my next. Gdios,
 W.B.
 Camp Verde, Sept, r, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Application for Patent
To the May Bean MU Sic Caim, No. A,
UNITED STATES LAsp CpF!oE.l PRESCOTT. A. T. Auc,Ils. Snt., 1s-s

PRESCOTT 4. T., August 30th, Is7s
 Notice is hereby given that the May Bean lIning company coinpauy duly incorporation under the laws 0i the Territory of Arizona, hy it's President Curtis C Be mas ths day fled his application for United States faieIt Tor nNe acres for null site claim lying and ba hl Ill lavapai county, Arizona Territory and known ana uesSnaed by the field notes and official uls on le Tn tis ofhee as Lot No. 37, B. See 2l Twp l3 North Range w. Of Gia and Salt River Meridian the exterior Doundares of said lot No. ST B. being as follows to W' Narlatons l4 deg, Fact; beEiniin a. < N, corner ei clam eheie T. set = in e erond granite rorx ioXi4Si2 inches marked M B M So I, and on west slde mound of stone 2s feet high: thence Sf dey la mn, along north boundary of claim tn chains ,o corner el cElnl whaTG is granite stone IGxlOxs lhehes ' Tn the ground, marked M B NJ s No IT and on east side mound or stoTe 2s feet hgh From tbis corner the section corner between sections % and 07 1Np' To- Nofth Range West Ga and Salt River Meri.ii an, bears 2S des west 255O chains djstart. tbanc degs. II min. west song ho,.ndsro of .Is.,, ,, e l. eefns: oi eian. where ia set 2, i, e,a,,J stone e2axi4x5 Inches marked M lI s No TIT and on the side mound of stone 2i, feet h.h .henca e. dts ~ inlns west along south boundary of cIa;,n m chains to " corner of claim where is set s in inc ground granite stone 24vI2xe, ,rarleS n n Y e bh' quo on sest side mound ef sldti3 ass feet bh tneuef degs II mins. W along west bnuodary o, cailn chains to mound So and place of haginrs; D five acres. 0A Ne6iunins'
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any -o-,; U sa iI ste claim, as hereinbefore described arc TO dtred 10 he their adverse claim with the peris.e- VI % 'itso N'ies and 0sssS. al frss,,o hi Ina ssaTT totY et Afsore, during the sixty taysI period of ,h
 hefeoi' or they win be barred by virtue of fh revision of the starute. ~ "i 'ie WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Subscription, s4,OO per Year.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY

The freedom of the telegraph line was rendered Gen. Sherman and he gracefully accepted it.
 The barber who first reduced the price of shaving here, now gives each patron cigar. Ulster overcoat next.
 For the twelve months ending June 3Oth, 1878, the Mint at San Luis, Mexico, coined silver pieces 10 the value of $2,0iO, ,126.
 The total receipts of the telegraph office here and at the post, collectively, average $709 a month; at Tucson, about s5OO a month.
 Bishop Andrews, of Iowa, who has charge of the missionary work of tine Methodist Episcopal Church on this Coast, is making n tour of the Northern Territories. He preached in Walla Walla, w. T., on the 9th. He should come to Arizona and take look.
 SPECIAL MILITARY ORDERs.-Thc follow ing orders were issued from headquarters on Sept. 18th: Acting Asst Surgeon J. H. Strom is relieved from duty at Bowie, and relieves Dr. R. E. Lightburne as post sur econ at Camp Huachuca. pr. Lightburne relieves post surgeon l.. N. Clark, at Camp Mohave. Dr. Clark will report at Presidio, Cal, for annulment of contract at his own request.
 1t being Impossible to quarter in public buildings at Fort Whipple the following named persons in the service of the United States, room rent at $l2 per month has been allowed for them in the town of Prescott: John Fowler, hospital steward, July and August; Julius Fischer, general service, typographical assi't, July; Paul Riecker, general service, typographical asst, July 1st to Sept. 1G.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
sum ERouS.
In the District Court Second Judicial District in the County of Maricopr and Territory of Arizona. HENRY T.. LIVELY, Plaintiff
 vs. Summons. MARTHA F.. LIVELY, Deft.

Action is brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District Tn and for tue county of aIaricopa ill the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Martha E.. Lively;
 Ton are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you bythc above-nae plain- tiff i'll the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis tfict III ana Tor the Ccm of MaricoDa, in the Terri. tory Of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court a Phenix in said CountF ia CODY of which complaint accompanies this su-nulons) within twenty days texcssive of the day of seryice after the service upon you or this sumaons, if served in this county but If served out the county and within thjs district then within thirty days: in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ar.ca and answer the comant as above rea:ilred inc ijal
 til will apply to tie said District Court for the relief de- maded in said complaint The said acton Is brought to oaiu decree dissolying tue bonds 0; matTirGny heretofore and now existing between ne plaintiff and ceendant, according 10 the statutes FIicn cases made and provided, and general elie3 and cos,s ments in this behalf expended.
 Given under lny hand snd tIe seal of said District Court at Phenix, this 10th day of July. k D. 1878
 aug@idO FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
StOien--SI25 Reward.

Stolen from the undersigned two sorrel horses-One light sorrel with back just scabbed over aud white stripe in forehead; the other dark sorre brand cd on left hip with freted D. very large. The above reward will he paid for the return of the property and capture Of the thieves, 5 horses and Si00 fer thieves. JOHN STFARNS
 The following is a description of the suspected character: Height about feet inches, dark hair, hglIt eyes, color mixed cIouded, fair complexion. Had the appearance of having been in prison living an indoor Efe hands white and tender, rather deshy young about 2l 10 g of age. Upper front teeth decayed and snaggled and dressed in dark clothes was also clean shaved On being questioned to where he was stopping, and where he intended going oaye in direct and unsatisfactory answers.
 Prescott, Arizona, Sept. IT, 1s7S.-2wks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Assessment Notice.

To Edward JoIce, and John Kelley part in the General Custer Gold and Silver Mine, situate one-half mile east of the Senator mine, Hassayampa Mining dis trict, Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.
 Ton are hereby notified that if you do not apnesr within ninety s0 days from the date of thIs notice pay to J. D. Gates proportion of the for ls17 required by law. the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine or iode ac eordinG to the mining laws of said district.
 J. D. GATES. PRESCOTT, July 2i, 1878. 2s-9ed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Assessment Noiice.

To Col Chas Reynolds Mrs. Celia De Kuhn, ard wil- liam De Witt:
 You will take notice that you faii to appear and do your proportion of assessment work the Casket Lode Cheery Greek district within ninety days from the date of this notice the undersigned wt claim for feiture of your interests in the same, according to the United States and Territorial mining lsTs-
 JAMES RIDDLE. Prescott, A. T., August 26th Is7s.-Sn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Dissolution Natice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partner ship heretofore existing between the under signed in the tinsmithing, tin and stove bus ines at Prescott, 4. T., under the firm name of Frederick tE Hill, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mir. Frederick retiring from the firm. CHAS. II. FREDERICK,
 SAMUEL HILL.
 Prescott, Sept. II, 1878. 3w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

And m accordance with law and an order S 9i the board oi Directors, nadeon the 3lst day or August, 1878, so much of each narcei a such stock as may be necessary will bo soid al public auction, at Davis S RandalI,s store, Tn Mineral Park, Mohave county A T., on the 7th day of October, 1878. nj inc noar or : ?. m-, of such day, to pay said de l.ile @ 'sii. s assessinent thereon, together with cost oi advertising and expense of sale
 w. F. GR0UNIlS, Secretary
 ofice, Mineral Park, Mohavs Co, A. T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

X correspondent at Tempe, writes Sept. 2lst, that taey have seen the Enterprise of the l7th, and that it has had the effect to gain votes for Woolsey. We shall not enumerate the epithets which the core spondent applies to that paper, indeed he seems to be ;beut as angry as the ed,tor was when he pcnRed tho articles to which oh, Jection IS made, He makes good point--on whom tine gods would destroy they first make mad as applied to the Enterprise of the l'th, but immediately puts his owr foot m the same trap, He says if any contem- plated voting for Campbell they have given 1t up since they read the scurriious biliiprs- gate ot his advocate. Woolsey he says will carry Marieopa county almost solid.