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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
Savings Ranks.

BosToN. Msrch 2S In order to guard
against repetition Of the rascaliiy OF the treas
urcr of the Reading Savings Bank 10 disposing
Of the securities, bill was accepted in the
House yesterday under suspension Of the
rules, and referred to the Committee on Banks
and Banking, which provides that no assign
ment. transfer or release Of mortgage held By
savings bank shall be valid unless signed by
the president and treasurer and two Of the
trustees and acknowledged before iuatice of
the peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

lnter The new apportioomeut OF rep:ts:ota
lion in thu General Assembly Alexandria, Far
tx and Prince William constitute cue Senator.
ial district, and is entitled TO one Senator.
.is understood that neither General lace ncr
Judge Sinclair, the present Senator'S irou the
district as GOV composed, will b., candidate
for re-e'ection next November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
Murder and Suicide.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2S.-Hadessah
Douglass while out walking last evening with
female friend. near Dsuphin, Pa, was met by
q man named Gaynor. who drew q pistol and
sho. her in the right and left breasts, killing her
instantly. Gsynor then shot himself dead. Ha.
dessah was at one time domestic servant in the
family of Gaynor, and was about 10 years old:
Gsynor was married man Of about al years Of
sge, but it is thought that iealously caused the
murder and suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
EseGcstriaE:Gn:.

;4zw YORK, aiGrch 23-At - o,c.oc.s h-o.
to-day thera were oniv o!oyaa pedestrians OF
the track al Giitno.e's Garden ""H5n records
were q. follows: LsCaapoiin III I.:,as; ""''s2o
l03; Won Berg To-; Gushing .; 'Nl!LarGe - :
Tobias 95; VunAlamas; s.; isrfaHd 81; -.
Cisi7 70: Wp!liams -. ..nd Eica - nile. -.
Cha2eila sud ,rohi:. a2pc.: - &c iHa ;'e=05' ~
The lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

LARGE LAND SUIT DECIDED The SUI! o.
Wall ya. Carson, which has been pending n In
Ci.cui. Court CT Frederick county for some
years. and which involved the ti.le to G6o".
coo acres &C land. nHo miles west OF WE
chester, in this county, was decided in our Cit
cult Court last week, confirming Mr.. W:'srigh''
10 ono.half of the lsnA This land is SAID TO cor
tain large amount Of valuable timber both i1f
lumber and bark and large deposits OF iron ora
Of fine Guali.y - W'Hchcst-r Ncw3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH IS. 1879.
The last days CT the General Assembly OF

The last days CT the General Assembly OF
Virginia arc better than the first. 1t has net
only passed the bill providing for the settlement
Of the State debt. but has resolved to adjourn
sine die on the q proximo. The debt bill and
The bill to transfer the James River ard Kama
VIA Canal to tho Richmond and Allegauy Rall
road Company are almost the only two bills
that will reflect crcdi: upon it io thu gears that
sro to come, and they only got through stter q
prolonged struggle. Some, possibly nearly all,
Of tho members arc doubtless aotuated by the
best motives, bat the present age seems IN
favorable fer The palpab!e exhibition OF such
motives il legislative assemblies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
E.I.T'E RESSF1.I.2L.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ltung, Of Ohlo, re!oIrlog 10 tie ~
p1ltmaat cf the select committee to lnCc:ttgate
the clcction o: lis colleague (Hu.terTorth) ami
himself s2at 20 The clerk desk aId had read
Al cy!rGc. from The report Of the grand ylry
(wAi.h h=d IL. cy!niaed the ma.tcr) to IN"
eff &C, .ilat Ito trard ~ after examining -
WITNESSES, had found no ground TO take turthe'
pruccediog; in regard ~. lie exploited that
his eli C: was to prove to members oil III"
House hat Ii! colleague and himself were mol
considered il ,hn c'uHty e Hamilton as very
bad psT'nra.
Tie llou-a lh,n al oac U clock went ,ui1
CJmr;t,ca ct IL. WHEEL, On tue Army Ap
preparation hl'l
Mr.. Fucker. Ct Va. t!i.ral 40 amcn imcnt re
p:aI.rg tie lG'T Hh:cl prohibits any person who
las served l. a.y capacity 10 the military,
laval or civil s.:c.cg Of t!io Cjrttdcrat States
(fcm bcing appointed 10 any position in the
arm? Ct the 'altsd Stat,s. lIstrus;ed that II
would meet with npproba!ioa 90 both aides sai
that The etiSm. resting On very large class OF
the p3puIs:ioo Of the Sou hero States should b.
wiped cut from the Statute book now ard toi.
ever. A rciat & order was made
by Mr.. Ccrsc:, 81 Michigan. AID Insisted on
hy Nir. Sparks Q! ILL.,, Mr.. ClYmer OF Ps.. atd
Others, Ai7. C3Ggcr r,m1rkiog that MI Tucker
had h.0Tn doTa he gage OF battle, and that
tha! craticmsn iai had tho courage 10 o!!tr
wL2t the democrats had repeatedly said was
premature rfop0sition. lie himself had becn
laughed at gccraluly, when he had suggested
that the reduction oil the army was prop )sed 10
order 10 make room Ter southern b'igadlers.
Dir. Copscr subsequently Withdrew the pclnt
OF order, but it vas rcneWed by Mr.. Sparks, ni
H.. end nas su..oincd by the Chair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
GaNt0iu R0H1OU.

CINCINNATI, O.. Msrsh 2S.-Cspt Dayton
left Owensbcro, KY, this morning. aud will
reach Evansville about sig o clock. lie iectuTsd
TO large audience last evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

FIRE II LoupouN.- The store Of Mr. y. a.
Purcell, at " God Grove. near Rouod Ii III, VS.
destroyed by fire las. night. The lire IS sop
posed to have been Ito wo:k Of 90 LEGENDARY
A sna!! portion Ct The goods ooly IVES saved
The loss is net asccr;aintd, but the losnrance
was 81 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
Storm,

NEWPORT. <. l., March 2S.-The storm LAST
nightwss one Of the .everest that has heen eIpe-
rienced here for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-iG the Court OF
Appeals OF this Sta;o yesterday Neaio agai1at
ScruggE, ca appeal certified from the Supreme
Court Of ;hc United S!1tea. Gh0 question ir'
VOWED seems &c DO whether this Court vii! re-
cogniza The Supreme Conr! Ct Tic ucitca Statca
a. It's appellate tribunal. The case Involved
the construction O. TIC haal:rnpt !sw, u1dcr
section . OF article OF tic Constitution CT tie
Upied States tha Supreme Court has appellate
Jurisdiction "in all cases !n law ard equity aria
ing under the laws Of tho Ucited State. y
Under Ibis ac:!ioo CT the Constitution nc ar-
,pel!snt claiEct tho right 90 appeal to tic ST.
prcme Court, cad the hight vas recognized By
the Supreme Court. which tool; jurisdiction II
The case, and reversed the dtcjs!ou o! the C2ur.
Of Appeals Of Eirginil.
This decision was certified TO the Court 0!
Appeals Ct Virgioia. and lhs molten vas made
aycar ago for tic osry OF this decision on The
records Of the court. The court tcoi timc 10
consider: and on yesterday, by . divided Cour;,
directed the entry 10 be plsGe-Ju3ge Staples
delivering The cpinior, SD judge Ao5cuFo
dissenting.
Ia this csso Major |. Ii. Carlingiou was
counsel for tho appsliaD! Neaa, and Mir. James
Alfred Jones r,- the appellee. --Rich. Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

A Boy ON WAsuINGroN.-Boys' compost
TORS arc often fcarluly and wonderfully put
together. Here's cre about George Washing
ton that puts the FEATHER Of bis Country" on
stronger moral basis than any tina! has yet
appeared. 1t serves the still further purpose
of showing that where there is real, i.repressiblo
genius Rrea. ide' somewhat precadc the knack
Of spe ling George Wr,hi5gton was little
give him by his old man. When george he got
the max he cutted tree what had cherrys up on
it and est the cherreys he and mother boy.
wen georges old mrn toun out Whist george
and the no'her boy done, he called george TO
him an he E, }. george Washington, who cut!ed
The bark ofen the the cherry tree? george ss!a
did. The old man sails you did. George ssis
did and cannot toll Ii. Why cant you tell
ii sails the old man. Ccz sais george il tell Ii
this hore iellerl blow on me and then I'll he
spanked twice. That's rite ssis the cd man;
wenever yer get in to trouble tho easyest way
out is the bea'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

Tho honest pubic scotineut Of The people oI
the Uoi,ed State, is unsLimGu;Ig 10 favor q
DR.. Buil's Ccugh Syrup. TIE druggists pre-
nouuc. ito be The onys,andard Cough Kened
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

SUPREME COURT or APPEALS or VIRGINIA.
Feckhcimer against National Exeha5gc Bank
Of Norfolk. From tho Corporation Court CT tho
city Of Norfolk. Reversed. Judge MopcGrc
delivering the OPTION.
Old Dominion Steamship Company egaiost
Durck bardt From the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond. Reversed. Judge Cbri:ti-D
delivering the opiuioo.
Baileys representative against Garrett aud
ais Fcom the Circuit Court Ct New Kent
county. Reversed. Judge Anderson delivers
ing tho opinion, judges Staples aId Burks
dissenting.
Crunpton against Hoffman, Lee & CO.
From tho Circuit Court ct the tom o! Dan
vile. Afirmo'' Judge Staples dc!iEering the
opinio2.
Talbot against Richmond and Da1viile Rail.
road Company. From the Circuit Court of the
city Of Richmond. Reversed. Judge Bniks
delivering the opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
TELLER COMMITTEE.

Tie sub Committee Of the Wallac-. Teller
Committee met this morning, 10 the GIrard
House, PHILADELPHIA, ard commenced the eS
animation OF Rtoesscs. The itqliil:s were
principally directed to tho operations OF To-
Deputy u. +. Marshals Oh election day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28
EItc HIOuISa Murder.

LOUISA, c. H., March cS.--Iho gsrtiss
who murdered Mr.. Charles Il. Waitoa. RI
Yarcey7ic, ia this c3uatg CO tho oh Of this
mouth have been discovered and arrested.
They a!c oil colorcl and named Albert Mitchell,
VIM. Tailey and Aua Eliza jackson. &culn q
the money stolen ut the time was found upon
tho person of Albert Mitchell, who afterwards
made full confession. impicatiag the two
parties mentioned. The prisoners wer; place..
10 iaii, and guard kept arOuad linz building
last night, as much cZciomen. prevailed. and
fears CT iynchipg wcrn expressed. After the
murder the store G! tho deceased %aq rahhcl
and then burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

Corn I'D lcus % no; lay 10 winter. and cs
ptcisy a;lon Sno9 c:TeTs the ground bicluse
there i; nu;lIiCS il c5rn which furnishes the
material :tr The waite end shell Of the egg, hut
aiu1Gaot material fJr ilt and Tudimentary
y5t:s. As soon Is srrlng c.mes, coro fed hens
cymmoaa, laying All c1u,suc to do 50 simply
tecause they are able to supplement! this food
hy grass, worms, insects acd other sbumlnous
fuhslaacn7, ard also fad materials FOR egg shells
Ia bis Ct inc. stoac and Shells and debris Ct a
variety Of &, cay! ing matter that We have no
IT,. ncap'i>1 nf. Ga the Diner had, when
7hca: j. ia /, hens there il fat cnough 10 it
h a&p9iy 81: t'Iot is needed tcf t5o yok, aud
a'r!C1 enough - make tie wSl;o end lime
agoG2h 10 ic'a-;! Tie fhaI ath /; does not
SEGA GifT2ui, Dow 10 urd.is aud Wig corn fed
ii5Ha s@orIt act l.y. 81 they d. nG:, end Why
'shcGt led hers s1ou'i ia7 a hey ia -~tO"n
IN GaR}smrw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

ABANDONED ON Her WAY 10 II; hL?A&.
Inst Tuesday bridal party .13@l &caicTd,
DEL, arrived on the steam:C G3@ISiaG1, sd
The prospective bridegroom lett lis vessel @
tersitly &c procure q minister &c a0tGr-n&1 !ho
contract. That vas tie last lii h'dG cect 81 7
OF hin. She remained CO The Eo2t 81 ~,
and went with it on the u!,' l3". .h2 b-y.
returning with tho Georgian. aa"ia YESTERDAY
to resume The vigil h3p!Ee fJr ;.c r~i1rn o.
her absent lover, Ter efforts ",;e Ct 80 avail,
however, as he did 10: tam IT, HnI Re hc&it
sick girl returned iass hight II Ter h"i2c -
the tto Diamond State. llGaEy !e:ca!"I
the lac. that after icsVlds the Boa. j1osSsy
moruiag the bridegroom Eot . 3Fiosirr. a0',
It is supposed is sill clEcusi2S,o; = rs a.o5ey
aud that of his intended h:il, which :i2 ':i n
his possession when :!c par,td f:on ner, I!1%
disappeared. Is probably ashamed 70 rclrn arr!
fscs her. She eRva she 5nc7 O. MS :a'a' aTpa.
tito for strong ik, tu; ':uS:ed II her Htii-
cnca 10 reform him when .hey la ba+a ma.
rj:i, - B12iinure inlcrcu"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

LAND SaLFs.-L1s. Wcl.ys;ay 1l.srs.
L:wis Il. Powell a7d J. u. Or, cama.;s.i,a-
ers ia The case Of ilciIimmcy 80. Banner as4
riece Ct lacd in tho L9g;ttsTi!:e 1ciGhb.r.
hood, c,ntaiains IS ac:.s. i. $500 per ac.e.
Sauu, Ropp purchaser. lirkcr agc:aacar
Mcssrs. Harrison, ucG!c1 Al;-2aG.-, Ec,-
lcr and Orr, commissioners, sod tac !-5@ q
Thos. II. Clasctt, mile south Q. L.. t2T*, etd
coD.siripg 40 acre9, for $50 per ac7a~-ih2s.
S. Worsley purchaser. Riol;cr auc.;oac-r. -,
4 portion Of "ScIkirk," no sc.as, 'Gaa @23
to Mrs. Is. G. Carter iol :2j. ~ per @c...
The farm icrncry owned b. the !Atc !.;~aca
Simpson vas aoid rtceusIy By Mas:c'. Henry
Harrison and Il. II. les, cJaims,i1G@rs, ~
SIG. 50 per acrc-N. J. Reid purchaser. ). -
Diviac auctioDccr.
Thaddeus Hatcher ,,5s boucht ;ao j:a,c.cr
farm, 2lo acres. near liau'.a2, !2c 80 per
acre. Edgar Gregg has purchased Io3 ac'ca
adjeining, without improvements, tor $50 Der
cc.c. The ca.i-a farm was I2sj assessed 8. SIS
per crc.-L0uCl01Sl M1ror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-28

DIED.
ii., White Post. Clarke cot
h iaataat. Miss MARY ii Z
late Bishop Meade, aged 81.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

There is some excitement in San Diego over the discovery of placer gold deposits on the bay shore, bV- tween the United States Barracks and Gilberts' lumber yard.
 A fire in the Merrimac chemical company-s works Monday night, caused q loss of $1G,O00 Insured. A. \. Weeks, book-Aeepcr for the company, fell into a pool of Vitri ol and Was fatally burned.
 The President has sent to the Sen ate the following nominations Geo. W. McCrary of Iowa to pc Judge of the Eighth Cnited States Judicial Cir cult, in place of John r. billion, re- siSaed; the resignation to take effect the first day of September, 1879, ana this nomination to DC for the vacancy thus created.
 The annual Post Route bill makes no provision for the the establish ment of any routes within the boun- diaries of Arizona, but parties desIr- ous of paving the way for additional mail seryIce in these States and Ter ritories can readily have the bill amended by the insertion of addi- tional routes, in the Senate, if they communic; { their wishes to Pacific Coast Senltors before it is taken up for final action
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

It has ofscr been remarked that Were Phoenix incorporated it would be bcibeI both as regards health and morals. With the latter 1t viii com pare favorably with any town in the Territory Il is not necessary that we should be put under the expense of a municipal government at the present time, simply to rectify these evils. for it lies within the power oi every individual holding property to take the matter in hand. The own CTS of the different canals will have the water shut of for time in order to clean their ditches. Let those who own property, do the same and give their water courses q good cleaning out. 4 great amount of sickness in warm climates is caused ny malaria, arriving from defective cesspnols aad sewers and in cnnse. auence fever is bred with its other re- suits To avoid such we must take every advantage for the proper puri- ticatiom Of ditches and cesspools by thorough clearing. If decayed vtgctation is left in the ditches ob- ktrhrtiag ifs flow, and permitting a stencil. sickness will be sure to fol low. We have the handsomest viii lege in Arizona, emhowered with green trees, and living waters flow ing through our streets. Let not its bright prospects for the future be blasted by want of proper care in those things that go to make it a hcaIthful, cheerful place
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

WASHINGTON street, from one end ter the other is being constantly i'm proved; new buildings of brick, and two story at that, are to be seen on every hand Old buildings are being rcrnodeled and improved; in fact, ev- cry one seems to have caught the spirit of improvement and all, from the largest merchant 10 tho smallest storekecper. are employed in the march of progress. These improve nrents are rot alread Of the times a single day. New arrivals are of daily occurrancc. Some settle in the valley, procuring farms, and others settle ID this city, and being live and enterprising. and used to good busi- ness places, demand the sanfe here. One year ago, at eight o'clock in the evening not single light was visible from the stores along cur thorough fares; but now for distance of four blocks the lights from the stores make it as light as day. "Yerily, 1 say unto you" that Phoenix Is grow ing faster than any Arizona town and one year hence it will be the first town in the Territory as political and commercial center.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

RAMON DE YBARROLER. an eminent en gineer and landowner arrived in New York May 20, from Mexico, to supervise Inc construction of iron work to he made in that country for the International Exhibition. He says public interest has been aroused and pc pie are preparing actively for the enterprise. He is confide che building will be ready and the exhibits in their proper departments l'v next .'ana,.rr, wie2 tl:,- EXhipi- i5'.i. .z iv 1e .s.I-l@d
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
TncIe Sam.s Horse Sale.

Surplus horses, mostly in fair con dition, are to be sold to reduce eX- penxes, as follows: Four at Apache about the 10th; one at Bowie about the 18th; two at Grant about the 10th !; two al Lowell about the 15th; three at Mcdowell about the 10th; one at MojaTe about the 21st; one at Fucker about the 20th; one at Thomas about the 18th three at Verde about the 10th; eleven at Whil pie about the 18th and one al Yuma about the sane date.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
DR. SPINNEY,
 NO. II, KEARNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.

Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN
 VVTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM W the effects of youthful follies or indis- cretion. will do well tJ avail themselves of this. the greatest bOcD eyer laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPINEEY will guarantee to ferfei. $500 for every case of seminal weakness private disease of any kind character which he undertakes and ails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty tn sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder often accompanied by slight smsrting or burning sensation and a weakness of the system in g manner the patient cannet account for. On examining the urinary de posits ropy sediment will often be fiund and sometimes small particles O. albumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkisn hue again changing to a dark and torpid ap- pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant ot the ca SC. which is he second stage of seminal wea ness Dr. $ will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases. and healthy restoration of the genito- urinary organs
 Office Hours-lO to 4 and fl to g. Sundays from 10 to II m. COssu rstion free Thor ough examination and advice, S5 Call or addless DR SPINSEY CO,
 No. Il Kearny street, San Francisco
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

The public have always been lack ing confidence in pawn brokers shops. from the fact that they were
 here today and away tomorrow, they having DO regard for the patronage of their customers, merely trying 10 take advantage whenever they could. We must note exception in this State, and
 that is the establishments of Uncle Harris. the celebrated pioneer, No. 221 Kearney Street, west side, be- tween Bush and Sutter, and the old stand, No. 702 Kcarney Street, bet. Clay and Merchant, San Francisco. *
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

By reference to our Yuma dis patches, it will be seen that there is but little care for suffering humanity in the heart of the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma coun- #. Two men were found on the des- ert in famished condition, were taken to Yuma and application was made to the Chairman of the Board Of Supervisors for their relief, which was refused with the remark that Yuma county can't support Califor mia" They were kindly taken in charge by MT. Chas. D. Tyng, who relieved their wants. Men die on such parsimony and such officials.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
$50 Reward

stolen. from the house on the southeast corner of the plaza, on the night of May -s. q buckskin bag. marked ~Clsrk II con tained the following articles: One pair os diamond earrings set in jet, m the snspe o a star One pair amethyst sleeve buttons. with four pearls in each. A piece of se.Itle- man s gold watch chain. bunch of keys aud about twenty-siX dollars in com. For inc rnrnrn of inc property to the HERALD oi. fee tn, ahovc rcv-sra will be patd- sDd 30 questions a~kcd.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

Quite a number of quandom Pres colt friends have bought property in this citY; fully sustaining our views that this is the coming city of Ari zona. They all say this valley looks moro like home to them than what they have been used to, for the past two or three years, and feel agreeably surprised at the country here
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
SEyERAL members of the Gener

SEVERAL members of the General Assembly of Virginia have refused to draw $i60 apiece allowed for st- tendance upon the extra session of the Legislature The Chicago Times hcralds this ns 0ronf that patriotism has not perishcd from the face of the earth.
 The only difference between u e members of the Assembly of Virgin ia, and the Arizona Legislature. was that our solons voted themselves back pay and pocketed it together with patriotism
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

THE Board of Supervisors at it's last session adopted plans and speci- ff,ations for Court House, and soon we will hear the sound of the trow el and hammer, in the erection of fine building for cur county officials. The cost is to be $2s,OO0 In few years our ears will hear the sound of labor on building for State purposes.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Pinal, Territory of Arizona made on the 2cth day of June, 1879: in the matter of the estate of STEPHE BICHOUL. deceased. the undersigned, Ad- mini-tlator of the said estate. will sell at private sale. to the highest bidder for cash; in lawful money of the United States. and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on or after
 Saturday. June 2Ist. 1879. All the right. title. interest and estate Of the said Stephen BichOul, deceased, at the time of his death: aud all the right. title and interest that the estate has by operation of lean or otherwise acquired. other than or in addition tn that of the said intestate 1t II 9 time of his death, in and 10 the undl- vided one-fourth interest in the ''Mon- mouth mine. situated in the Globe District, County of Maricopa- Territory of Arizona.
 Terms and conditions of sale; Cash in lawful money ofthe [. S. Deed at expense of purchaser Bids or offers may be made at any time after the first publication of this notice and before making the sale. All bids or offers must be in writing and lett at the oifc ot H. B Summers. Florence. A. T., or delivered 10 the undersigned personally
 Dated May e9th, is.9.
 ELISHA BICHOUL. Administrator Of the estate of stephen Bichoul, deceased SU-S
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
Gaturdny. .gune 2Ist. 1879.

c7S-The National Gold Medal was award ei to Bradley X Rglofson, for the best Pho tographs in the United States and tEo Tionr, fIeds1 for the best in the world.
 4-: NnDs- -cuser: -rreet. Ssn franc'sco-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

s. G. Holbrook of the Isabella Min ing Company, and Dr. Chilson Of Globe are registered at the Sturte- want House, New York.