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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07
CszCRCE Ea.

Ae:bodis, Episcopal. Preaching first
and lhiri sundays Of each month. At ii a. m
and p. IN. in the Union church building.
Rev. ADAM HOLM, Pastor
Grcs5yserian. Preaching the second and
fourth sundays OF each month at same hours, 81
The Union church. .. W. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Sabbath School at 10 am. every Sunday.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07

If you want anything send your orders
TO James c. Connor; if not in his stock he
will buy for you.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07

ranging from 81 GO to sl2 90 per set.
The RegimeDtal Band is making fine
music az the Fort. and dress parades are
the order. The band will remain until
tie sd inst
James c. Common will open in about two
weeks the largest assortment of Holiday
Goods, Tovs. &c. ever offered in Western
Kansas
DIR. Milton, Dentist, can be found at
the Dodge House from now until next
Monday evening.
Rev. o. W. Wright will preach i'll the
Union church. the coming Sunday. norE-
ing and evening.
IIolton & Fox have fine line of Bed
steads, Mattresses. Sofa Beds. Chairs,
Tables, &c.
If you want anything send your orders
will buy for you.
Call and examine the superior line of
Pictures, Frames, &C.. ut Holton *
Fox's.
One Dollar will buy more goods at n.
CollaI's than at any other place IN town.
The finest lot of Brackets, Towel Racks
Sc. Just opened by James c. Common.
Cofiey d Marsh have jus; received car
lead of Flour. Feed. Meal. DE.
4 full line of Wall Pockets and Looking
Glasses at Holton Il Fox's.
You tan find the best assortment of
Winter Goods Mt N. Collars.
The finest Bureaus III Western Kansas
1T Holton & FoX's.
New Millet and Prairie II ay. balod. for
sale by NJ. Collar.
60 to Holton * Fcx for all kinds Of Re-
pairing, &c.
Mike Roa,k is lying quite III of remit
tent fever.
Boys Clothing. OF ali description. at NJ.
Collars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07

Cali and examine the superior line OF
Pictures, Frames, &c. at Holton &
Fox's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07

One Dollar will buy noIe goods at h.
Collar's than at any other place IN town.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07

Snow east, west am south OF lis week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-07
kM ssyoNRsssrNG FACT.

!arres for October ami Nov, mBer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-04
NOTICE
-To
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, June !, 1878.

All Taxpayers to the City of New Orleans whose
names hereinafter set FORTH referred to in the
accompanying list will take notice their munich
pal taxes for the year 1878 have been for some time
past and are now due and payable, in the several
amounts set opposite their respective desig-
nations and that the said payable not only
for the amounts face thereof but for interest at
the rate of ten per centum per annum from the
TH1RTY-FIRsT DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1878.
The aforesaid taxpayers also notified that after
the expiration of thirty days from date during which
DELAY there will be three publications hereof in the
official journal of the city, prompt and summary pro-
ceedings will be taken according to law in the Third
Fourth Fifth Sixth District Courts for the parish
of Orleans holding their sessions in said city of New
Orleans, and the tax bills will be distributed as
follows
From to inclusive, in the Sixth District
Court;
From to inclusive, in the Fifth District
Court;
From L to inclusive, in the Fourth District
Court;
From to inclusive, in the Third District
Court;
To enforce an early collection and payment of the
aforesaid taxes principal and interest together with
all costs, charges and expenses including costs of
clerk and sheriff, and all costs of court.
Furthermore, the aforesaid taxpayers are notified
that this notice and publication constitutes legal cit
ton and service of citation upon each and every
party named and referred to in the said list and the
said party and parties hereby required to act
accordingly. -
j. G. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-04
Bis Bills.

677 Fernandez Joseph, ......,.. 90 q
1851 Fernandez Salvador -...... - 90
1926 Fitch Dennis and Geo E
Strong ,..... ....,...-.... $50 90
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
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Henry 5. Ewald Jeff San Francisco on Tuesday, December 10th, for Ari- zona. He will visit various parts of that promising territory in the inter est of our paper. receiving suhScrip- lions. taking notes for publication, etc. lie iS we'll and favorablv known in Oakland. California. as we'll as in the territory, where he has resided for years lt is our intention, as far aS we can gain facts, Co give prominence tC the real and permanent interests of eur neighbOrIng territory. With her our state is becoming more and more intimately connected every day, and that literally; for it is said that, as early as the day altcr the publication of this notice, regular trains Wjii be running from Yuma 10 GHa City. This is only the first short step ln a progress which k to reveal tO the out side world more clearly than ever bc- fore the vast rcsOurceS-mineral. agri- cultural and graZing-Of Arizona. An9' assistance given to q gentleman, who. like Mr. Ewald, will have it in his power to publish jo the world whaf he sees and hears. will bc an act of friendship to thc territory, whose advancement we all wish tc cncoUr. sge.-Sc;cniifc Press,
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
Our Mining Interests.

An organization has Leen formed in New York City called Bullion Club" which has for its objects the promotion and sustenance of the gold and silver interests of the United States, and the exposition of our re- sources and progress in that line. The New York Duly Gruphic devotes two column editorial to the enter prise, including the following pream- ble to the clubs constitution and by laws:
 The development of American gold and silver mining on the basis of a le. .itimatc industry and securing for New York that share of the business connected with this industry which iS due to the financial and commercial metropolis of the western hcmis phere. To this end the club pro poses:
 1. To bring into fullest and frcest conference the parties interested, in- cluding mine owners, mining engi- nccrS and experts, ore rcducers, deal CTS in mines, bankers and brokers, in. vestors in mines and dealers in min ing machinery and supplies.
 ,. To use the best means in reach of the club to ascertain the latest, fullest and truest adviceS regarding the condition of mines, prospects of new districts and the improvements in mining and reducing precious metal ores, and arrange the informal ton, maps, samples of ore, etc, ob- taincd for the convenience and i'm struction of all members of the club.
 3. To promote ncgotiability here of interests in mines and mining stocks on basis of intrinsic merit by secur- ing better understanding of the sub- icct generally on the part of eastern journalists, investors, brokers and legislators.
 1. To keep n record of mining operations and parties connected herewith for the private use of the club.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

TIE bill introduced in the |. $. sen ate few days ago, by Senator Booth provides that when lands reserved for railroads, or on account of Mexican grants are restored to tine public do- main, all persons who have previous ly and continuously settled on them
 with the intention of claiming the lands, on homestead or pre-emption laws, shall be entitled to all benefits of said laws, and date back such rights to tie date of actual settlement.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

THE fraudulent sale Of CXamina- tion papers, to the teachers in the public schools in San Francisco, has Teen undergoing investigation in that city for some wee s and the end is not yet From the evidence so far .adduced it seems that the teachers .who had a few hundred dollars tO spare, were generally the successful applicants for positions. Education, and all the qualifications that are usually required in competent teacher, were ignored altogether. IL is thought that the authors of this dis reputable business will be brought tg a rull sense of their iniumy.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

AMONG the details of the army re- organization bill not specially men tioncd in the report of thc Burnside commission, is inc provision that hereafter all vacancies in the grade of sccond-licutcnants shall be filed by appointments from graduates from
 military academies, and by promo. ton of mcrltorious soldiers in the
 army, and that general officers shall be selected from the army; major generals from brigadicrs, and briga- dicrs from the field officers of the line
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

THE Colton SeuiTropir iS aUthor- ity for the statement that hy tlie time the railroad reaches Maricopa Wells the hot weather will be so excessive as to cause g cessation of work until cool weather returns, and ip inc infer val the labOrers will be employed in building q "cut off " between Maiave station and COlion, thus saving one hundred miles in the distance be tween Phenix and san Francisco This change will leave Los Angeles off the main line. for which we are sorry, but whcn the business interests of Phenix and Los Angeles conflict the weaker must % to the wall.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS,

Christmas, day held sacred in Christian history, day devoted to good feeling and hearty cheer, a day whose observance has been purified and brightencd by glowing touches from the wonderful pen of Charles Dickens. On that day the Christian world will be called to prayer and the church chimes will ring from every stecplc in the land. That day will bring to the mighty flock, who bow to no clerical dictum, the same feeling of joy and gladness, the same happi- ness, thc same love, and the same glad some spirit of brnthcrly unity that iS not the monopoly of any sect, nor the birthright of any creed. The good and the true, the noble and the gcner- ouS, those whose hearts are warmed by the sweet breath of Charity, will welcome that day alike with those who knccl at altarS and listen at pull pits and breathe itS happy air. Sect will not be known, but humanity be ever present.
 And on that Jay when families are unitcl at the same board; when the children laugh and make music sweet CT than the strains of lutc; when the father and mother look benignly on the happiness they have crcated-a happiness that k not selfish, but re- ciprocal, and that will, when the glOS- " locks of the prime orliic are silver cd and whitencl with the snows of age, enhance the giver an hundred fold; when the grandfather, who will soon be bcckoncd to that land where lilc'S mysteries are cleared, looks around with loving eyes already dim- med inv the shadow of Death; when at happy homes mirth and joy abound and the spirit of Love, lowering over folds her wings in bcniSGn on the scenc-thcn should the hand of Gen crcsity strcw pearls of Charity from the purse of Plenty, and the poor be remembered in the halls of the rich. Ii should he a day ofreunion. ofior- gcifulncss of past wrongs, of for give ness of injuries. It should bring to ihc mothers breast a renewed love for her children; to thc husband a ten dcrcr regard for his wife and family, who are his earthly jewels; to the children better appreciation of the blessings Showered upon them by low ing hands; to brother and sister q deepening affection and a strcngthing of the link of love. The day should arouse iii each heart nObler thoughts and better aspirations, faith in the present and hope for the future. Then will the day bc a day of rejoicing, and the chime of the church bell ring out on m atmosphere made balmy with the sweetest zephyrs of humani- i ty-Errh1Hge.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

TIE attoncy-geneTai has designat- cd Wyoming and Michigan as places for the confinement of all criminals convicted and sentenced for violation of United States laws in the territory of Arizona. Persons sentenced for over six months and less than two years goto Laramie City, Wyoming, and those sentenced for period of over two years are to be taken 10 the Detroit, Michigan, house of correc- fiOn
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
Freight Facts.

The Yuma Sentinel, of the f4th inst, notes the arrival of the follow ing freight for Maricopa county: SALURpAr. December 7-Pheuix E Irvine. I powder l6O.
 ? rHaydeu's Ferry-C T Hayder.l carboy acid 2i2
 McMillen-T NJ Boyd, mdse, AGO; II c Hoffman, cigars. 325.
 SUNDAY, December s-Phenix-J M Cotton 10 oil, s5l; A Goldburg. 3 oil. l9O; Nathan X Co. } oil, 24j; Asher X Ellis gloves, TO. Hayden's Ferry-C T Hayden. l stationery laO; Hayden's mills, 10 fut l O5O.
 TUESDAY. December O-Phenix-Asher X Ellis, , hardware. 2.IlO: F Irvine X Co l dry goods, 100; NJ i. Peralta, G saldlyr. l,Is5; T Ols 1u, leather llO.
 "WEDNESDAY, December ll-Phenix-M I. Peritt, l3l groceries, F .2OC; J Sampler. | show case. 2lo; c E McClintock, l marble. l4O
 THURSDAY, December l2-Pneuix-M Ed wards, , mdse, jG0J M E Peralta, 52 hardware 9 groceries, 2l paints etc. g J77; A Goldberg ls hardware, 1890; John R Dail & Co. II iiquor. ? 5IO; Irsine X Co. 9 hardware, 100.
 McMn'eu -Sionswal7 Jacls,n mine, G ma chinery, go quicksilver, GJo; L Marshall ] hardware. 7j.
 Camp McDowsT-U $ 6, suniries 4425.
 FAIDAr, December l3-Phenix-H R Pat rick. l mds. l5a: o Sheets groceries ;9j; Asher X Ellis, 3 clothing, 3lj; II Morgan X Co, II Tobacco, c. sundries, 2, ,Oaj; Gold G Co, tobacco. a5 canned goods, 2oa groceries. l6.Oll; G II | l., 24 sundriss TO; r Chsson, l m lse, 4); N L. Peialta I mdse Ii0.
 MoNi l'n-MeM Hen mine. I drugs, 1 blue stone. 95 mining sund;ies, eos.
 Hlylen's FeEy-lO boots, ,94 groceries, 7.5D Camp McDowe!,,-U i7 ammunition, ,slI.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

IT is to be feared that congress will spend toe much valuable time in dis cussing the money question, which could be devoted to far more practi- cal and beneficial matters. The na- ton is no, threatened with financial crisis of any kind, The credit of the republic is unShaken at home and abroad. Treating one kind of dollar as money and another kind as bul- lion, having two silver dollars of un- equal value iH circulation, and paper money the price of which iluctua,C $ almost daily, are some of the anomal- ies and abSuriities that have arisen from congressional mcddling win money matters. The currency ques- ton should be allowed a rest for d while.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

THE HERALD can bc found on fife al the efollowingprumincu, places in San FrancIsco: Hotels:- Baldwin, Grand. Palaca, Russ, Lick, OccIdeHtal, Com mercial and American Exchange; also at the Mercantile and Mechanics Library. and the Olympic Club. The paper is also filed at the 'ico House and Free Library, Los Angeles; Or leans Hotel, Sacramento, and the Grand Pacific Hc;cl, Chicago. We do not think it is an congregation when we say thai at least fifteen hun dred people read every issue of TrE HERALD at those fifecn pIomincnt places. The benefit 60 this section and to our adv; r.isels ny this judici ous distribution is very grcat.S
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
Prospective Railroad Wars

Our eastern exchanges have much tO say about an early dissolution of the Iowa pools. and the complications between the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, and the Chicago and North western railroads, which are getting more complicated every day. Jay Gould who siill retains his hold on the two latter ro?ds, is very dcsirOuS to break the pool, to bc enabled to make war ui Ol the Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy. This road has lately obtained control of the AtchisOn. To pella and Santa Fc railroad, and the leasing of the Denver and Rio Grande by the latter has made Jay Gould very angry. The managers of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe are rapidly pushing their line forward to q connection with the Southern Paci- iic. Mir Gould. il is said. will make "a desperate effort to prevent the speedy carrying out of this project by making war on the Chicago. Bur lington and Quincy. There is but little prospect, however, that he will
 
 erful as he used to be, ahd then the Chicago and Northwestern, on which he has never had very strong hold, may also slip out of his hands before he is aware of it. The Burlington is q powerful corporation, and with its splendid western connections, can give Gould all the fight he wants.
 MT. (. Perkins. the manager of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, has proven himself thus far a man of great sagacity and sound judgment, and seems to be fully able to check mate Gould in his manipulations.
 It was currently reported in rail road circles recently that the Union Pacific, Chicago and Northwestern. and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific had formed combination against | the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and the Al t.iIiSon, Topeka and Santa Fc railroads, and that the war be. | tween those giants would begin be l fore long. The eastern trunk lines will no doubt be involved in this cor. : test, and the indications arc that the Erie and Baltimore and Ohio combi nation will side with the Burlington while Vanderbilt and Scott will bc | found on the side of Jay Gould. Scott like Gould, is trying hard to prevent the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa FC from s,cIring an independent outlet tD the Pacific coast in order to hell , his Texas and Pacific scheme, which ! has received q great setback by tho active operation lately carried on by the Atchison, Topeka and santa Fc.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
THESE two selections are from the

THESE two selections are from the the Prescott papers of the same date. Pay your money and take your choice
 The road from Prescott tO Gila Bend will be built via Date creek and Martinez. The route by Way of Wickenburg and Smiths mill is i'm practicable.-Hiaer.
 The road from Prescott to Gila Bend will be built via Wickcnburs and Smiths mill The route by way of Date creek and Martinez is imprac- ticable.-EaterpFiSe.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
Mininq Notice.

To whom it may concern: !. NJ. Drsl Q, or any others claiming interest in that certain mining location claim known a> the FAvoHTTE min ing claim situated in McAllleu Mining District, Maricopa County, Ariz ma, this is to notify yoii that in accordance with provision of AliLing Act of May 10. 1879, ani in compliance with the re. quirments of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year past, ending on the 70 of November, ISIS, by the undersigned. Now, therefore. if within ninety days from the fIst publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion of the cost cf said work, the undersigned will claim forfeiture of all '. ur right title and interest ID and iO every portion ot said mining claim.
 RICHARD O'CONNELL.
 McNiillenVille, Arizona, December 7th, 1878.
 Ion
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

NICMILLEN SILVER MINING COMPANY M Location ni principle place Of business San Francisco. California, Location Of works Globe District. Arizona Terriiory.-Nniice is hereby given that at a meeting of the B ard Of Direct ors held on inc 22d day of November, 1878 an assessment (No. D ftwenty five cents per share was levied upon tho capital stock of the cor pursi;ion, payable immediately in United States gold coin. tO inc Secretary. at the office of the Company, room 2i, Safe Deposit Building San Francisco. California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid, on the second day of JRnugry lS19, will be delinquent and advertised for sale, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on "Wednesday the 29 h day of Jauuary lS79, tO pay the delinquent assessment, 'ogeth- CT with tue COS; of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors.
 A.C. MCMEANS. Secretary.
 Office Room 2i Safe Deposit Building, san Fraucisro. California Iqfd
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

TIE editor of the Eaiesrrise says the railroad shall stop for fine summer at Gila Bend, while the directors Of that corporation state that it will go to Maricopa Wells. Now in few short months we will have the saiiS- faction of knowing who runs the Southern Pacific railroad.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

For the week elling Friday, De cember If. the following freight has arrived at Yuma, for the different Arizona towns, according to the .Se.,- tiHel, of the 18th; Prescott, .G2 .G91 {; Phenix, 54,J13; Florence, 3,ISO; Tue son. 63O43
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

IT is stated that the friends of Sena- i0r Thurman will insist on his being she next candidate for governor of Ohie, ,lS'icvinS him the only man to beat the republicans. Should he Jc successful, he Will be able 10 secure the nominalian for the presidency.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21
cABlsET FIGURES sIo Per Dor.
The beautiful Sun Pear and Watch Dial pictures are specialties.
 VIM. MCKENNA. Artist.
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an or'ier of the Probate Court of the county of Maricopa, in the Territory of Arizona, made the day of December, 1878 in the matter of the estate of John K Thompson. de- ceased, the undersigned the administrator of said estate will sell ai private sale to the high est bidder for cash, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court on the 7th uay of JaRu- ary lS19, all the right. title and interest and estate of tie said John K. ThompSon, dec 'ascd at the time of his death and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by Open- ton Oflaw orotherwise acquired other than an in addition to that of the said in;estate at tho time of his death in and to all that certain piece parcel or lot of land. situate. lying and being in the sail county of Nsricopa and Territo y of Arizona. described as follows, to vt: The northeast quarter of section thirty five (3J) in township one north. of range four CD east of the dsirct Oi lands subject tO sale at inc Land office at Florence. Arizona. Bids will be received as sealed proposals, addressed to the undersigned, to be opened on the said 7th day of January le79 at 10 o'clock. A. M. Ana if DO bids are so received. then at l2 o'clock noon. on said day l will offer the said above described piece ot land for sale at public auction to the highes, bidder for cash.
 J. T. PRIEST.
 Administrator of Estate of John k. Tnomr- so1 deceasci
 Tempe A. T. Dec IS. 1878.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

IT will be seen in our iclcgraphic column that John G. Campbell has received his certificate as delegate to congress from Arizona. This, we be- lieye. settles the question.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

TIE amount recommended by the pension appropriation bill is S20.GlG,- OO0. It is estimated that this will fall short of the amount required by S2HOOO
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

THE death of Henry Wells iS an- nOunced. It took place at Glasgow, Scotland, on the 11th inst. He was the senior member of the great cx- press company of Wells, Fargo x Co.
Salt River herald., 1878-12-21

Gen. John B. Winters has just re- turned from a trip to Arizona. He likes that country very well. especial ly with the mines in the Bradshaw district Prescott, he says, is town 5.301 feet above the sea level. with q popu.atiel Of 2,G00. There Tom
 Fitch k practising law, and has q
 large and lucrative practice. Al the late election Tom was elected to the Legislature. They manage things very nicely in Prescott The leading men of both parties get together and nominate ticket, and that ticket is generally 9lcctcd without much oppO- sition. So il was in Toms case. He
 was telling Winters about it, and wound m by remarkiDg: The last time l run for office in Nevada, my asses smcnt was sl 1000; this time il was sj.40." One of these days, when Arizona gets to be a state, General Winters believes Tom Fitch will be a United States Senator-StocL RCpOT.