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New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
TaE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be

rVaE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
known own Sy rs gsT nRR9 e IL
ILL EhiE ,G'no snI ra,ct ,,,rember - ISIS; Vi
8 a. in enc nnsn and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Dom Coaches tn Buffalo and suspension Bridge -
6p M tDay Fast ST Louis Express arriving at Bnnalo
M connecting with Ia the Nest and Southwest
n y 9sst racs GnIress or the West seep
Coaches through TO ochcSeI Buhao Niagaa tss Cncin
Chicago lit .,1,,.
Trains leave CbambeIs Street Depot, New.York for;
Newark, 6:ij $40 ll:iO a. M 80 4lj 5l5, 6:l5 1870
p H.. and II midnight Saturday nights only sundays 1l5
a. Rai6cFioi H S:fS rarK and Pa,saie 745 TO- 1918
Sundays g. $50, lul a. lij $3.50 and Il 2mlnght
Paterson Ia ~ & 10 sO 20 10 9S iyo & g q o. Y nG9R
m. ~ midnight SUNDAYS, $3.50, 9;l5, 1871 a. IN. l45
G$S S3aI p % g. i aI5 Il i RGnh' a. m las aAs5G7p m IL mid
night Sundays 8, $50, iO.I5 a IN. l45 $50 ana
coTn%a 7l5, a. m. 80 4:3O Sundays, $50 m
warTeS -? l9d5 ~ I3n ito 4S E N sundavs $40 m
honSoat and kF'i9p G a. m NJ o & 9 "a agnay ac $50 M 0
Mddeto%n. 7:i5. 8, C;l5 q. M; 3A5 4;So pm sun.
m trans connect With and oswego Midland Rail
ir PoIt e. JerTis 7i5 Q 1915 m 43o g. pm Sundays
$50 iOlj a IN, $50 and m.
y e 10 1aSe Ss een csr or nam a SSSTs
trains esyns pd o1e on q@3ef a9u % @ aSS
Ii5 p connecting with trains leaving Chambersst at 10
d m and II midnight
apn Sleeping Coaches can Do Obtained
checking and transfer Of BAGGAGE may be iett at the Com
Cont Brookiyn or at tho tho COMPANY nspoys y n TO-,
H. 1870 JHo. TS T. ABB0TT Gen1 Passr Agt New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains for Englewood closer pier~ont and Nyack
SUNDAYS and $50 p. The 1880 =. tram will
leave 80 minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel SpnnR Valley aud MOLsey, 4 G43 a. m. S43 p ~.
JSO. y. ABBOTT. GEM Pass'r Agt New YorK.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
NnRTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSE

Trains leave for Engewood Closer Piermont and Nyack
? $40 gi5 o. NJ, l. g. L. 4l5 63U. $50 $50, ll3O p.
SUNDAYS a. and $50 p The ll:3O y. III. tram will
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nights.
Nauuet spring Valley and MOLsey. Z. 945 445
JNO y. ABBOTT Gen1 Pass'r Agt New YOrR.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsat0nic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare ST. steamer bridgeport
leaves Csthsnesip daily Csundays excepted at i3o@ H.
and bridgeport II %,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
DOTTERDAM LINE.
limited STATES, AM. BRAZIL NAIL

u STEAMSHIP LINE. -
FOR ST. THOMAS PARA, PERNAMBUCO. ,B1AAunIA;
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting at 81. THOMAS
with Golnan steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. iiTstcass iron steamship ClI1 Or PARA
Captain Carpenter. will sail Tor tne ABOVE ports on
WEDNESDAY. Feb D. at D. Freight at low rates taken
tor me above ports Positively received after d
Freight must DO paid advance Freight received at all
ms MS 1rRASC r. y LOWER THAN by ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
freight engagements. passage having elegant ac-
NFi' (nn,e pier al River
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THE MONEY MARKET

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EYCHdyar e.,,.
hsrepoyted by tie Gotd and Stock telegram q.
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 80 1879
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrBpyp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. SS7,
NOTICE No. SS7,
u. S. Survey or Lot No. SO Il. 81 N. H. 81
NJ, d. NJ.
SHFBA LODE.
U, S LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber II. 1873. J

U, s LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber IL, 1873.
M-OTICF is hereby given tlat tn De Soto
ia cola ard silver Mining Company,
G. rporation the state Of california, naNu'B
IT. principal Office at ian Fl aneiseo, cam ma,
has by .ttur " O'Clock, ils II sldent az III ana
attorney il fact v hose postofhce touiess IL
Mill City. Humboldt county Nevada thIs cay
Ned in thus ofiice its Application for pateLt
for i've ty-oue huudreu ana thirty five t2l33l
linear feet of T. shebs Z ode, teallhg eold
and silver, Hith -ur Gce six hundred toUtV
feet IN Width the sane beng ofhcially EUR
Neyed plated and desis nate as = Ssl Ney
or Lot No. 81 il township thirty-oh., Nutth
barge III irty-four east. Mount DlaDio base
aud Meridian situate i'll the star Win nB DIS
tic county % humboldt, and state u New
da. ard described TIE surface hy meits and
bouud-. according 10 tbe plat and heid hotes
Of enrvey thereof on file in this Once as
follows, VIZ:
BE inning at Post marked No /, u, ,.
survey No. 80, on The II SD east - me
shcba mine hosting Woiks; whence the Il CD
ton NJ, num- lit bttVe.n the sh b, Mining
Iou.l any : claim ant the e ; to Ielnc,
know u az the urth Monument OF tEe Gail
To- MIA claim On the heba ledge, Gear sou'
seventy t70j degrees Wesi dis ant three nun
dred t300l feet, L. $, nonum Ut No !; oei
also Post No 4 Of L s, survey y 81, beer
ute ; East distant two thou AID itet THE sara
L. ;. MO. ument No. l b. ing Fl tGate at e lotIt
bearing souyh teSenty-six t7ol degrees fife
15l minutes, west GlstaBt thlilteh thousand
ana tAre { J undred and ty tl33l0l feet from
the Ii rthWest corner # section Nineteen ti3)
III 4, II K IS IGst, A. l.. NJ the moutb
Of the lie S to upper fuuId bears south 80
degrees V est dis all. 500 ieet, aud the mouth
of TIA De 800 lower tunne bear south D
degrees IVES distant 2y7 feet and running
hence from said ost Ii alktG No l L. b.
Survey No. 80 (iIom lieh sid bearings and
distances are siyen as abovel; Ist oouise.
south 10 deptes, vast SIX h. ndred feet to
o,t marked No :, L. 5. surgej No SO; thence
2d course, south t"en degree. east twent' =
nlarktd No. >, L. >. Surv y No IS; thence,
"a { Ousst, Aorth seveIty degrees. "a Fix
hundred feet to Post mailed No. 4, Z e,
survey so. 50; tLeIee, 4th course, II nth
twtIty degrees west ~ enty -one hundred aha
Place ii bt ginning, Containing 70 ao-i00 acres;
courses Z PEE seQ floil lr Mtfi, in vi h
Mal netie Va idii Is al II dCGIees % mn uIcs
has. said Grim ls bounded II tie nth by
Z. Survey NJ. %. Lovn ~ ;Lo be. den
lel0t aim, upon The same lode, ana Is T.
coIded III 10, Is q al.d of Iotlcts CT Ioca-
tons oi mining Ct ms OF sal s'aI Nil s
Disuict, kept 1T tai Il y, Lun boldt count! i,
Eeyadu
my ana all adverse claims must be filed in
this fiee vlfhlr TX days flOm date of first
newspaper luLllcatIC LereOf.
{. \, DAkI.I5, Register,
November Is. 1873. God
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
& he nj fig g aIc.

- Y Writ UE Of an execution issrod out
1E OF tie District Ctur 4 the tLu1tL JuGi.
elai district Of The state { ( Mex ada IA the ..d
day Of d. cen Der, 1878, and to liz directed ard
dellNefed for Judgment recovered in aid
Court n Tie ga Cay OF Decen b,r, 1875. in
favor OF James ii lorsLd ar against the
hye Patch Consolidated Mil aud Ninin4
Company for tie sum Of SIS gl9 81, damages,
win interest tleiecn at tie rate of zen p,r
cent. per anLUm till pad. tgetAtr With
$3.50 20, c. SIS III dist u +, neits IT ii o dat.
q sald JUG ement, and acciuiIg costs. all In
U. D. god com. Lave LEVIED Oh and taken
III execution the following described real
estote, to wit:
hat certain claim and Ii hing right n that
eetl"ih Iode 'r EN- 81 late in keLO Mining
DlhtIle, humboldt ooGn y, Nevada. and
Blown and described as he Alpha nine. benz
tte Nane pIoptrty conveyed to A.. ". uree,.
We'll by NJ. Ii well, Constable Of K&e bach
Tow hship Humboldt couny Nesaca. JpIy.
1910, AID + c. rded in look 70 of Deed,
p'ees zg9, 800 AID 81, bun boldt couI,tv
Nevada, records
Also, hit,en hrrdred feet II eco fl, ON tina,
cer'aln iedg' Of silver bearing 70, situate M
Lcho hing htlIei, uInLoIdt eonutv
NtNLda, ana known and dehcrlLed Az tie
n, hsas, sld beile he same as conye, ed bv
Slalkson and Ccdy 10 istac toeeLtr by deed
daitd JUNE 9Th; lo77,
- 'AN'' VI hhhuitu lttt ii 600 III that
Ger alA ven or led situate ia Lcho Ntning
ilstrlct' htmboldt county, Nevada. and
Lho"h as the butte Il de Or claim.
Alho, the s 1T LAT Of Northeast oue.four h
" fectltn twenty, Tow nship thirty. $ ortb
hante tAirt! -tLiee Iast Mount 1 iaLlo Base
ana nae ldial, tege Ler with the auarIz NH
ala IMPROVEMENTS thet, on, with ,he ARM
u hai Ger ht reuhto belonging
Also, about 600 tons u railipps. and
Also that cen tain water right and l,rivilooa
Del H. ing TO SAID def, ndant couhisti,g ~
stream oi water and the works, strueln-es
ahd water pipes ust d to con, sane fror,
.be M thrC Ugh Panther Lanyo on to said az
ieLdahi quartz mill, situate On the last 1als
u Noiti eaet quarter Of sec ion twenty Tow.
sLlp thirty, Aoiih Range tbifty.tlr'e lau,
houht Diablo Base and Meridian near ~
faleh, Humboldt county, Nevada.
Notlee Is Leieby 81 en- that on FRTnAv
,he oAFt lEEhIh day OF JANUARY 1H.o
LelNeeh he hours Of 8 O'Clock In the 4, ~ ~,
aLc o'clock in the evening, viz: ~ ",aIdnss
~ 4, NJ az INT front door OF the Courthouse in
WIN hlaeca' humboldt county, Nevada
WI eeil at public action 10 tie birhss,
Diader Tor cash u. s. gold coin. All ~ ~
.ooVe described properly or sufficient theyaof
70 satisfy said judgment, cost and acrrning
owen under my hand at my office In VIM,
ihucea, Humboldt county, Nevada. hi. 1itI
day ofDecember, 1878. q. KrIp @i'h
sheriff VI humboldt county, Nevada
"oASs' deputy. d26-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
application for a Patent.
NOTICE No 3S8.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80, 4 81, N. R. "a
III. l.. Al.
ShI BA LODE
L. 5. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
\ ,.sl.., Ia 1870

L. 5. AID OFFICE, CARSON CITY, /
Nevada, Move IIDtI, IL, 1878.
~ Office is Hereby gwen that eter Wool
IN cock, vht sc post, III, address Is Mill
city, hun DO oil county, state u Aevaua, has
this day filed thin othce his slpli, alton for
ID patent Tor Line hundred 900 linear feet { f
he HLBA ODE beallug gold anG silver, with
outage sl' LLldltd tUtuJ teet Ill width, the
me ! eng tfhcIalIy surveyed, plated and
DIT sCIi eGa /. 5. sUkvLY ok lat o. 80 III
ON lship TLuty-one North bange 1hnty.
four Last, Mount Di&bl0 base and Ner,ci;.n,
situate IL the star Mining LisuIct, COUNTY OF
..umLOldC, ana state OF Nevada, and C, NJ
molly known as the BE at iltcl~I Ola IL on The
heba Lode, aid det CIlD, u ~ lleleS and
bouDds al {, surface acooldlug TO the Plat
and tt "a notes Oh HE i'll this office as fol-
lows, % RlI; Beginning ut a ! oat Ina. ked No.
/, l . ). survey NJ. % IiUun which the south-
EN- monument 0. the lie Soto Conn aLy'e
claim CI the said sheba dc, Deln5 also
the northern MonL nient Of this cl IL bears
sUutn scSt lily degtees west, dls. ant three hun
I'll, d d tOurtt ca (3l4j f,et, d cut aud incline
On the ltdse fifteen feet aecp beaIs suu;h 50
ae- rses 10 minutes west distant 400 feet; u B..
>. mUnEn ei No. l, On north side II /, I'D to
hel a nlI e. eng also fOst No 4 OF L. =.
~lrNeJ 80. 81, ears LoIth foriy-tVo deLlees
.tteen L44nI'es east, u4stalit slAteeH bundled
ana twenty five is625l ieet; the sald last ILen-
loled L. = nIOLLntut. NO. /, beng situate
Il u POINT beam sooth seventy -sl4 (1t)
segrees fifteen tl5J j. iIutts West, distant
,hIrl. en Thousand tLree hundred aud forty
l334U) feet tlolh the DOrtI. est coiLer VI Sec
tiUH AiIett en- III ItMhstlp thirty-unc t3lJ ,
Aorth hinge ibLty-lye 1857 at, Mount
III. bio Base aha AnllQlaL; hence tlom said
iost, marked .'v. /, L .. Survey NO. - from
vi Inch tie tore going bearings and dlsia
ale 5.v IL,
il.st Course. touth two ~ degees, forty
I've ts5) lnlltttts, last $40 itet to Host
30 .. \. ). survey No 80; thence,
s.oOl d {, uIse, south seventy (70l degrees
| West tZS feet 70 IOst marked No. L. b.
uIvey No. -; inen,e-
! 1hlid CoIIse, North Two ~ degrees (45)
foity hAe nlil utes, est $50 feet To f1At
married. No. l, survey No. ~: thence
fourth rtse, Olth seNeit! tl0J degrees,
asi 90 itet 10 sad Ust o. /, the Place OF
D, giLl.n 4, c Ata4lI & A. 4o-H aeIes. Courses
| eAlless "a N III true A.ellCIan with hLhnetlc
| vaili lol al IL degrees 81.
said claim Is bULnCt u ,n lie North by the
De Suto onlan1 CLAIM, aha OH tie OutA
b! the N,OlcUok clllni, IA eli the sane iude
| aid % recorteu III Box Z al age l4J OF tic
iecoIa Of aiming locatlt Ls OF salu dis rict
kept at staI ,uy Humboldt Z, unity. Nevada
any AID ali adverse cams must lie filed
IL tLis flee WITHIN Sky days from date 1
nrst public tloL heleo1.
Z. u. HANKS, Register.
November 10, 1870. cod.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
Notice TO Lein Holders.

John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch Consoli-
dattd Mil and Mining G npany.
NJ oTICE is HEREBY given that John Nc
IN MILAN cCmmenced suit against he
above Lanleu defeldant on the 3lst day Of
Decent Der, i8 ., u tie District Court OF the
Fourth Judiciai III let Of Nevada il and fol
Humboldt county TO enforce lein for labo'
perfol nee III lf4e l,ye atch mine. ri uatt Il III
Echo Atinin Iis,rict, humboldt COUNT S ate
OF Nevada, and more particularly desc ibed az
follows; o. nlmenciis al d stake near tie
lav1ne OF Bn;te IeuyOn, and uuning 1909 Get
IN a northeriy direction a stake, said mine
known as the h. { Psteh ssine, and owned by
the Rye atch Consolidated Mill ana Mining
Company.
All persons are hereby notified that are
claiming leins M DIR the provisions Of an CT
Of The legislature ii he State Of Nevada, en-
title en- Act 10 secure ltlAs 10 mechanics
and other, and 10 repeal all o her Acts in
1eIation h5lefo." (appi' we'd March 2, 1851
to be al lltas b, to- said Ccurt on the 10Th
day OF lebl,aiy 1873 al ~ O'Clock M bein,
day OF legnlsl C n OF said Court 10 ex-
lib then AID tAele the proof of their saiu
leins
S. S. GRASS, Attorney for the taid
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff.
de3l-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
Assessment No ice.

tBIZoNA silver Mn NC COMPANY.
Location Of VIC k, knoxville, humboldt
county, tate of Nevada.
Location Of pin pal place Of business, San
Francisco, Galiiorhia,
N OliCE il leItty sven, ihat 81 a me- tin g
4S of he lir6ctoIs, held IL The gh dty OF
ltceHber, le1e al astessn ent & o ~ OF one
oIiar Isl per shalewas LEVIED on tie CAPT
tai stock Of The corporation, payable imme-
diately ia United States gold coin, 10 the
81 ere AIRY at tie flee Of the Company Room
NO. 70, Nevada Binck. No. 800 Ne nygonery
street ali fiaDcisco, Callfornis
Any stock Gron which this ss,essm, Mt
sLalJ ltn ain LTlaId IN MONDAl, the
1HlEIEfN II 13,il day Of JANUAbl, 1879,
Will be delinquent, ald tdyeriIsed for tale at
1ublic auclloD, anu uLltss payment is made
Before, NIll be sold On 8oLcay, The bird
tool DAY tf teblua'y, lSI9, TO lay the de-
llquent assessment with costs II adyertis-
ing aid txreLses If ssle.
WILLIAM WI LIS,
fecft ttry.
flee Ro ON Ne. 20, : evsda Biock. No.
500 Mt LtgoneT5 street. San Francisco. Cali
itFh d dtc1Z-tu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08
4 CARE.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiona OF .oGth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF maIbood &c L i'll $, nd
Il recipe that WITH cure you, FIRE. OF CHARGE.
Thi great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionaIy in SCu.h America Stna Sc fad
dressed elvel De 20 he REv. JOSEPH L
INMAN, Station b Bible house, New York
CITY dtc-2-'7S-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08

K n K & Il IN -
Now offered at
L. Il Z Z TSI7Gs
Populsr Dry Goocs Store. PA J south.
west curuer Eighth street
a spter cio Beaver Gle ak
giin Md in satin md rim new st!lel
oHiS a. 81.
a lot # I xirs EsGte Cots tiimntd
Oslocn in and dec ujrfe. a. 50 II & sic.
NATAIAssE ClCtKs Misses. and chiler p's
Cloaks Of every kind jutt II eeiNtd; llso TIE
70 lowing BAEG. In
4o-inch RIAtK Cast MIL. wsrraniod all
wool, s5 cent? IoI 3sld; Nor.A ~ rs.
Black 1r mining silk., 70 cents, a, 81 rs.
Biock 1lin ming We v1rrant,d silk faa
81 90, 81 and 81 IS per yald
Spis I'd c Sssorl ms M winig
Ltess ceocs: 10 20. &c
Il,nuels of all kinds fItm % cents upwards.
Canton Il,uneis. blesthed 81 d unbloached,
frtm l0ccnts per yard upwarc.
Ladies DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing a warm, comfortable
" inter garment should
not fail TO order one Of
the Cloaks, There is a
sure saving Of IS to $40
on each Send bust meas
ure and length Of sleeves
and a sure fit will be guar
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged,
1t orly costs co or 60
cents to ser q "A cloak
though the mail
Address;
T.. BIGDJ,
2. 0. Box $40,
224 j Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper Pa erns.
Catalogue furnished free en- ap'
plicatior.
III office.
Paving established Purchasing ARency'
Mr. H. Bicn will give his PERSONS attentep
10 al orders u any kid. such as Boots ara
Shoes, kuimtme, Ctoekery, Carpets, MILD
cry Go dt, Groceries, elc.
BEING in constant bukifoss relations ana
having thorough acquaintance with all tpe
leading house,. ladies, in ordering through
Mr.. Bien, Will receive the full benefit oihs
experience and find IL more adv antageoustnsa
doing their own shopping.
Aug.l5-Ta-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-08

awarded highest prize at Centennial Eyposi.
non ior hne Chewing qualities and excellence
ana lasting charactcrof sweett ming and favor
ing. The best tobacco ever made. AS oul
Dll strip Trademark IL closely mi ated on
inferior goods, see that "JacKsona Hest" IL
on every plug. sold by Ill dealers send
Tor sample, free, TO q. A. JACKSON 4 o..
mirs.. Petersburg. Va. L. g.. L. Wertheimer
Agents. Dan Francisco febl9-T8ly
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05
1Ionhn,.s ProcecdinGs.

Special to THE HERALD.
 PRESCOTT, February 3.-There was q very exciting session today, and bargains and sales were developed beyond measures. First came the question of removal of the capital to PheniX.
 A motion was made to indefinitely postpone the bill, and the Maricopa delegation voted affirmatively.
 Motion carried Leitch, Vail and Speedy voting in favor.
 This kills the bill, and the capital remains at Prescott.
 The judges salary bill passed the house. Lcitch absent, and Messrs. Vail, Stewart and Rumburg voted with Yavapai.
 The appropriation for the peniten- tentiary was defeated in the house today. Notice was given for its re. consideration tomorrow. Itis doubt ful it passes.
 There is feeling among the mem bers today and the excitement grows warmer.
 The Bradshaw road bill passed the house today, but the vote will be re- considered tomorrow and the bill will probably be defeated.
 The bill to segregate the office of sheriff from assessor and collector was defeated in the house.
 Yavapai has captured the weak ones and then throws her friends as she did in the penitentiary bill.
 \ memorial asking the President to revoke the order designating cer- tain farming lands in the Salt River Valley as an Indian reservation, passed both houses and was tclc- grSphed to Washington.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05
PERSONAL.

Lie-t. Dravo, O. the Sixth cavalry, stationed at Camp Mcdowell, is wis iting Phenix.
 Superintendent Weber, of the Tip top line, accompanied by Mir. Hop kins, clerk of the company, arrived this morning from Gillett.
 Dr. Goodrich, the accomplished dentist, returned from Camp Mc- Dowell on last Saturday evening He will remain here only q few days.
 Wm. Wallace Bowers has been confirmed as collector of customs at San Diego, Cal; and O. L. C. Fair childs postmaster at Tuscarora- Nev
 Mr. E. $. Penwell, a prac5ical printer connected with the Prescott Miner, was in Phenix on Tue sday. He has just returned from a prospect ing trip, and returns in day or two to Prescott.
 MT. II. VI. Hayes, late of Prescott, has located in Phcnix for the pur- pose of practicing his profession-the law. MT II. is a gentleman of ability, and will be an acceptable addition to the many able legal lights of Phenix.
 Chas. E. McClinto.l, the energetic business man of this paper, left on the stage Monday for Prescott, to in terview our law makers and transact other business. He will extend his visit to Yuma, and will return some time next week.
 MT. E. Irvine, one of our most prominent business men, returned yesterday from San Francisco, after an absence of over two weeks, look ing hale and hearty. His letters written to this paper during his ab- sence, have been read with much interest by his many friends.
 Maj. Berger, the agent of the MacNealc S Urban safe company, left for Prescott on Monday, on busi- ness connected with the company he represents. He is d pleasant gentle man and q thorough business man, and the safe for which he is agent k the best made in tie United States.
 EX-Gov. Stafford, of Tucson, so- journcd here several days, and d.. parted for Prescott on Monday. He will visit, during his trip in that sec ton, the Tiger and other mines. He is largely interested in mining prop critics in Arizona, and doing much to open up the great mineral resources of this favored country.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05
LECESL
Special to the HERALD.

PREscorr, February 2.-The Lcgis- laturc adjourned Saturday without doing much business.
 The bill tO remove the capital will be the special order for tomorrow. On account of some combinations it is feared it cannot pass, although there may be changes yet favorable.
 The Hughes election law bill was introduced in the Council yesterday.
 The Kirkpatrick mining bill is still with the House committee. There is some objection to it and it may not pass.
 Will send full report of proceed. ings tomorrow.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05
TELEGRAPnEC BaEvETIEs

Mir. Jones is elected United States senator from Louisiana.
 Subscriptions to the four per cent. on the 30ih ut. amounted to s5,141,- 45O.
 Unite q States Senator Ingalls, has been reelected by the Kansas lcgisla- ture.
 The third inStalment of the Mexi can indemnity of S2OO,OOO has been paid at the state department
 The funeral of Dr. Lindcrman, at Washington, was an imposing affair. and attended by nearly all the officers in the city.
 It is rumored in New Orleans that J. Madison Wells, surveyor of the port, has been indicted by the United States grand jury for malfeasance in office.
 Judge SponoTd, of Louisiana, is in Washington and declares his inten- ton of re.opening the contest for the seat in the senate occupied by W. Pitt Kellogg as soon as the democrats have control of the senate.
 Senator McCreary's resolution for a scientific survey of Northern Mexico requests the government to confer with the authorities of Mexico, and ! proposes thnt the National Academy of Sciences conduct the survey.
 The naval court martial convened to try Lieutenant Commander Kells for writing an insulting letter to Sen ator Kellogg, have recommended that he be dismissed from the service The sentence will have to be approv ed by the President.
 \ Washington special says: Poii. clans who have been making personal capital by the passage of the bounty bill are somewhat startled by the ne ccssity of increasing taxation to make the bill operative. Tea, coffee and the income tax have been discussed.
 Washington correspondents do not think the family quarrel among the democrats can be prevented much longer. One writer, in view of pro cccdings in the house, says: Unless Randall is more ingenious and fer. tile in partisan parliamentary de. cisions than he has hitherto been, it will be impossible for his party to escape the dilemma which threatens it The issue is d significant one and the attitude of southern demo !. cratic congressman k such as tc cause serious approximations among their northern associates of impcnd . ing permanent disscuSions in tho party"
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05

sentenced them to pay fines ranging from S15 to $50. The question now arises, have these moon-eyed cusses any rights that white people are bound 10 respect?
 During the week notice was giv en that the people of this valley would assemble in PheniX today to discuss the recent order concerning the lands in this valley. Up to the hour of going to press 6 ?. m9 no meeting has been held.
 Gustav Beher gives notice that he is now sole proprietor of the United States Brewery, and will pay all debts due by the late firm.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05

HThe National Gold Medal was awarded to Bradley C. Rulofs on, for the best Photo graphs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best ;n the world.
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