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The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
LEGAL.
SheriG's Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS- U sued out of the District Court of the Sec ond Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zona. in and for the County of Maricopa. in the suit of Nigusl l.. PerRta. plaintiff and against D. Huag and George R. Kimbie do- ing business under the firm name and style of the Arizona Mining and Smelling Works Com pany defcndants duly attestr'i April 18th. 4. D. 1879. have levied on the following d-- scrihed property of tho said defendants ro wit. 1-2 doz pan rOl-ers; pieces of gas pipe: bars of steel; piece shafting; 13 long iron bolts; extra pulleys; pieces of iron piping ] cnuldrnn kettle: hopper and fixtures for Buha mill small lot rivits twe-r Pipe ladies; lot of ore sacks. second hand; pieces of sheet iron; grindsto,.e 1 lot of tools part can of lard oil pick axes steel bar; l3 rollers for concenfrator,; 23 large bullion moulds; 3 small bullion moulds. ! piece of boiler iron; sheet irln kettiP. l Stnr- tevant blower complete. No si: 1 iIun hanj pump piece rubber hose; axes. l seyfhs and snafh 2 cog wheels heveed gas pipe and screw pla'e 1 shoeing kit; 1 monkey wrench $ wrench l lot carl,entei tu,ls 1 hand saw l set match plains lor packiI 2 riviting hammer: l claw hammer S pounds nitric acid; pound carh pntaSh 2l cans con centrated lye; quart of alcohol dzo can ore sacks f; 1 can cynide of potassium ! m mDrtar and peste gln>s gradnator: I lot If test tubes; 1 cuPrl mond; bullion TO Ter. 1 re ort complete lot crnribes new; 1 huff. s nil ciln-; 1 lot bslting; lot alphab-t punches l lot knives. forks and spoons; l table castor
  bucke porcelain cooking pot>: l bellows and anvil and vice irnn whe~lbarrows ; new gold pans; smoothing plane; l Si-dgs hamm-i; screw slate 1 oil can l SrOOvs chissl: 1 blacks nth hammer; | chi.sl; l screw driver; l bastard file ? rat tail files S bits and brace; l hand auger l pipe wrench; pipe tcngs; machine oil can; l Port.hl- en- zine boiler; l French burr mill stone: km~lr- ing furnace; 1 force pump; Hepburn Rolling pans , settling pans; lot iron piping aJ- fached 10 machinery; tank for cOncentratnr; keg nails Sp; 1 office desk , long handled shuvels 3 tank quicksilver. not all f1ll: of coal oil; 3 hoes; lnt of lime; one steel square; pair bullion scales; wash pans; one buck saw; one screen; cook stove and fixtures.
 Public notice is hereby given that
 Thursday, June 18th. 1879. at ten o'clock on that day in front of the Court House, in the town of Phoenix. Cnunty of AIaricopa, Territory of Arizona. I will sell all the right, tflo anG interest of said D. Hoag and Geo. R. Kimble. (doing business under the firm and style of the Arizona Mining and Smelling Works Co.,, defendants. in the above described property at public auction fur cash to the highest bidder. to saiisfy said exc cutien much may be.
 R. s. THOMAS. Sherid. By H. c. Nc DON AID. Under Sheriff.
 Phoenix, SIaricopa county, A. T. May 2I.
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
s FED s !! FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME

WYE will send the following seeds post raid, VI on receipt nf price. Reu.it by PoStothee ar pn<fa.ys SfampS.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

The Presbyterians, after six years work in Southern and Central Mexi- co, report that the gospel has been preached by them ill more than sixty towns and villages, and twenty-two churches have been organized, and that more than 300 members have been received. A theological class, with regular attendance of eighty. has been established in the city of Mexico, three schools have been founded there and four in other parts of the country. There are three nis- sionaries in Northern Mexico,and in San Luis Potosi, city of 10000 peo- pie, a church has been established.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
The DanSita-

Every contry has q dance peculiar to it alone, and that of Central America is the dansita. The music for this dance is peculiar, changing key three different times and my ex- perience in the dance is equally pc caliar EncircliDg the waist of a beautiful black-eyed senorita with my right arm, I whirled, or rather was wliirled. away in round dance, the step of which was similar to the balance step of the waltz, the pretty siippered feet of my partner keeping another couple, the music having here changed time, we balance, and the ladies change three times. Sud- denly the musicians having become
 warmed to their work, quick brisk air is played. and, clasping your partner about the waist with your right arm, your left similery encir- cling the waist of the other lady, the other gentleman having likewise dis posed of his arms, the ladies put their arms around the waists of the gentlemen, and you arc initiated into the mysteries of a dance unequalled by any other in it's voluptuousness. Taking a step with your left foot you are facing your partner; so close are you to her that the sweet breath from between her red lips fans your heated brow; you gaze into the liquid depths of her eyes; you feel the beating of her heart in unison with yours; only for moments this; still embracing and in the embrace of the two Spanish beauties you re- volve on your right heel, and are brought face to face with the other lady, excited with the pleasure of the dance. her bosom rising and falling faster and faster in the effort to breathe; her brilliant, darksone orbs fascinate you and steal your senses. Now to the left, now to the right, you balance in quick succession, imparting a weaving motion to your body. one moment facing your part ner, the next greeting the smile of the other senorita, until, intoxicated with beauty and blind with dizziness, you lose all idea of earth and seem to be floating in space, and are only re called from your enchantment by the shrilI note which concludes the mus ic and the dance
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
Public notice is hereby given that on
 Thursday. June 18th. 1879.
SheriT,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS- ID sued out of Justice P. J. BOlan's Court of Phoenix Precinct. County of Marieopa- and Territory of Arizona, dated the 12th day of May, A D 1879, in a certain action wherein the County of Maricopa plaintiff. recovered judgment against George H. Sleigh for the sum of Sl0 l5-1O0 and costs taken at SIG 6O-lOO. the 18th day of May, lS79 have levied upon the following described property to wit:
 North l-2 of the l4 of Section l9. aRd the N l-2 of the N E IA of Section 20, T N, R 2 E, Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 Public notice is hereby given that on
 Friday, June 18th. at ten o'clock a. m.. on that day in front of the Court House. in the town of Phoenix; in the County of MaricOpa and Territory ot Arizonss. will sell all the right, title and intefest of said George II. Sleigh, the defendant. in the above described property. at Public Auction. for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy said execution CT Sc much thereof as may be.
 R THOMAS, Sheriff. By J. W. PARTNERSHIP, Deputy.
 Phoenix May 22d. lS79.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
Friday. June 18th.
SherfT's Sale .

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS sued out of the Distsict Court of the Sec . ond Judicial District. in and for the County of Moricopa and the Territory Arizona. in tho suit of Miguel l.. Psralia. plaintiff and against D. Huag and George R. Kimble doing bust ness uhder the firm name and style of the Ari- zuna Mining Works Comrnny. defendant>. ,inlv atiested April 18th. 1879, have levied upon the followi-g property to wit known as the Old Vulture Mind Property and Mill Machinery.
 Public notice is hereby givens tEat on
 Thurday, June 18th. 1879. at ten o'clock a. m,, of that day, in front of the Court House in the town of Phoenix. County nf Maricopa and Territory of Arizona. will sell all the light. title and interest of snid D. Hnsg al,d tieorge R. Kmbls in the ab-Ne described nrorerty at Public A Auction for caSs to the highest bidder To satisfy the sail execution or 50 much thereof as may be-
 R. <, THOMAS Sheriff. By II. c. MCDONALD. Under ShsTh
 IhaeniN. June 2% tS79.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18

By Dayton-To amend the act to provide
for the obtaining of Information of the fnan-
cial condition of counties of this State. Or
dered printed and referred to the Committee
ON Ways and Means.
Special order taken up at IL 80, being the
consideration of Governor Bradleys veto of
the bill granting w. w. Corbett the right to
build street railroad in Carson City. The
bill was lost.
Also the consideration of the veto of the
bill ahorizing the purchase of certain prop
erty, consisting of two derricks, in Reno, for
the useof the State in the construction of
the prison at that place Bill lost.
Adjourned until Monday at II A NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
MADAME RENTZ'S MINSTRELS AND
THE BURLESQUERS

There was a good house at the show last
night, and they who were present were treat
ed to a most excellent entertainment-not
only excellent but quite as free from anything
Objectionable as any performance we have
had here where the female performers were
dressed, as some of these were, in tights. And
if it be proper for ladies to see one set of
burIesquers in knit drawers, why not another
set as we2 Indeed. if this kind of perform
ance be admirable at all-and the success in
Boston of the Seven Dwarfs, and the success
In New York of the Black Crook give abso-
lutte legitimacy to the leg drama; then
these shapes" have been baptised by pop
ular approval, and if anybody is at fault it is
the public and not the artists. This, then,
is as proper a show as is the Robinson CrusOe
burlesque or Eliza Weathersby's Froliques.
Az to Mabel Santley and Miss Kate Rayn-
ham, if ''shape" is to be accounted bet
ter to look upon the more perfect it
IL, they are more legitimate objects of
admiration than any of their sisters of the
burlesque sort who have lately been here
Now the performance last night was very mer-
itorious in all respects. The concert was good
some of the singing being excellent, and
the business of the end men being quite
new and fresh--which is a great blessing. con-
sdering the oldness and the threadbareness
Of the common stock in trade OF the average
end man. Miss Marie Pascoe sang French
laughing song with a most delightful nalvete
DIR. John Gilbert's comic acting is very novel
and very funny-nice clean fun, not over
strained: Mr. Collins and Miss Lee got
through their little comedy very cleverly
the McDermott sisters are excellent clog
dancers; Mr. Henshaw's Grafton was very
acceptable, and Mr.. Henry's solo cornet was
remarkably fine performance. ''Pippins,
the burlessue, is travesty upon or bejum-
Element of all the odds and ends of Greek
Mythology; and Cupid MABEL Santley), and
Venus Miss Rosa Leg, and Hippomenes
Miss Raynham), were very beautiful and full
Of music and quite alive to very pleasant |
sort of fun. Collins as the Peadagogue,
Gilbert as the Nurse, and Renshaw as the |
Sleepy Policeman, were all very funny. |
Henshaw got a tremendous series of encores for
his enormous dancing and altogether the extra
sasanza was tip top. Now, ladies take our word
for it, you will mass areally excellent entertain
lneut and a deal of amusement if you stay
away tonight. AS to the PROPERTIES, they
are all right, we assure you. n. Il. Mat
NEE this afternoon, at half price. Let the
little folk go, by all means.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
end for Iilustrai"d CHt.h gus and Prtc
Lit u ing Felt info' m atom and
Rules for measu ing.

n B-The California Elastic Truss is for sale by
any Druggist city They prefer sll Ia
rash, which they make large profit. SEMI Dr.
rect to the
unlAa 720 Market street Frarxisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18

The following correspondence is self e1-
planatory:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
APPORTIONMENT OF SCHOOL
MONEYS.

We are indebted to Hon. D. R. Sessions
fer the following copy of his circular to the
school authorities of the various counties, an
nouncing the distribution of the moneys be-
longing to the Department Of Public Instruc-
ton
CARSON CITY, January 21, 1879
To School Superintendents and Fiscal Off
GERS of the State of Nevada You are here
by notified that in accordance with the pro
visions Of the amended School Law, | have
this day apportioned the sum of S25,7S7 %
among the several counties of this State, upon
the basis of the School Census Returns for
the year ending August 81, 1873, per the
following abstract of apportionment
-4bstract Of the First Semi-annuM ipportion-
npe,t Of School Moneys for 1872.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18

the bill be referred to the Committee Of the
Whole. Carried.
Allen of Lincoln, Assembly bill, in relation
to the sale of poison, etc, ordered engrossed
At - NJ. adjourned till Monday next at II
o'clock A. NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
A DISCOURSE ON TAXATION, DIRECT
AND INDIRECT.
CORRESPONDENCE.


| Inc Following correspondence ~ beH OK
al,o+
plahaIoIy
| CARSON CITY, January u, 1879
Hon. H. r. MIGrIELsDear Sir: As the actual benefits,
zns of the eommeah bT anV system Of tpSation
direct or T 1ns Ea'eSf ~
for solution before the ninth session Of the
Senate and Assembly Knowing that you have given much
uy YOUR ABILITY to mpaT to us much yan
n S a1 m n he utre ay
by lecture upon the topic Of Direct and nd
Taxation, and by doing you will confer lasting
favor upon yours truly,
II A. GastOn L. f. Allen, Speaker pro ten
Speaker of the Assembly of the Assembly.
C. P Shakespear, NJ K Lyon,
George Watt, W. f. Smith,
T. E. Hagar, Thos. Robinson
George Patton jackson Ferguson
Geo. l.. Andrews, J. p. Smith,
Thos Lane, 7. FlannerA,
E. n. Underwood, W Prsk,
J. T. Foulks, d. Lyons
Hugh j. Mohan, ". f. Price,
Chas Green, Thomas Irvine,
Ii. NanSlckle r. r. Gibson,
owen Fraser, John 5 Mayhugh,
5. NJ. Beard, j. +. Allen,
A. Lawson, II. Kennedy
}. C. Harlow, John Smyth,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18

WHAT You WILL FIND AT FRED Brooks.
BY going to Fred Brooks. in Rinkels block
you can get, at the lowest figures, music
stands, side and common, baskets, wall
pockets, book shelves, clock shelves, towel
racks. toilet, comb and slipper cases, hanging
baskets, picture frames, &c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
FINE CHRoMOs AND OIL PAINTINGS.

Go and sec those fine chromos and oil
paintings at the One Dollar Store In the
County Building Jalo-2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
A Physieisn's - Y~ars' experience

Colt MBIA, TuOlumBe Co, July 10, 1873.
w. J. Horne. Esq Dear sir: For time past |
have have used in practice the California III site Truss
with entire satisfaction in of complicated hernia
If both During practice Of forty five have
found that would, with the and certain
~, retain the required adjustment, the being al
way. under the immediate c0utr0 of the patient. The
simplicity and Of application is II itself guarantees
every experienced ph stefan have the honor IN remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute 70 the
alienation Of afflicted humanity. Yours, truly,
} T. TIBBTTS, M d,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY. W. j. HORNE Pro Maseas-@aaaees@A
81; Il:
prietor.-Dear Sir; feel that oveW "
to YOU and t. humanity to writeFsA - G
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- k\IAF&-z5-1I
TALLY CURED Of u bad Of u
Rupture Of thirty ears standing, by Y
Of ynur Incompatible Truss,s, u
which purchased from you three
months cannot describe the suffering, both physi
y and mentally, that have undergone during that
!eriod; and now fee Ike being have worn all
kinds of russc both Steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours It, simplicity Of
construction and facility with which it be adjusted,
and the AMI rfrct freedom the motions NJ the
body with which it he without causing any rTi
tatpn It's chief mcrs and il is perfect supporter
have had sign o return Of the rupture since the
first day put it on, and feel that perfectly CURED
nyau Bile and the fact should be known 10 the world
You refer any the subject ~ their merits
| am truly yours. ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Clerk
5 +. Daily Evening Post san Francisco July 20, 1873
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-18
NOTICE..

MEETING OF rH4 STOCKHOLDERS
N Of the Carson Water Company will be held at the
Office of Wells, Ftrg" Co, on the
2Otn day Of January. A. ID. 1879.
For the purpose of electing Trustees Of said company
t. Z. PINCkNEI, Secretary.
Carson, January =, 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

vastly outwcigbs the possible good accom-
pliShed by them
THE TRIBUNE has heretofore pointed out
that. from a purely partisan point OF Vlew'
nothing could be more advantageous to the
Repubhcans than that the Democratic scheme
to force an extra session should succeed.
There is no need to go further than the record
which the present Congress has made Tor
itself in proof of the assertion. Nothing that
the Republican party could have done for
itself could have been so effective as the remark
able exhibition which its opponents have made
of their own incHpacity and unlitness TO
administer great affairs. As Republicans we
shall contemplate the calling OF an extra
session, and the revelations which the Democ-
racy are sure to make of their uuiitnesS, win
complacent philosophy, confident that they
will contribute to the wholesome reaction
against that party which has already begun.
As citizens we cannot but deprecate the effect
upon the business interests of the country OF
such a constant menace To our financial STA
bilitv and credit. And we are unwilling that
the men who are engaged in the plot should
90 further in it without being reminded OF
the certain effect of it upon their party as Wei
as upon the country.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
PERNONAL.

Mary louisa Andre Grclier, a kinswoman
o. Major Andre recently d.rd Captou. London.
Major Andre was native oi tha' place
Colonel Thomas A. Scott has entirely re-.
covered Ia. health and expects o. couniry
fully prepared for hsrd WORK lie IS nov io1rueyiugup
the Sic.
Gustayc Dor6 has completed two charming
pictures. one an English rura landscape. the oJler
group ~ five persons. two poor howrr y,ndcr and
IL,ct Z. .il.lrru standing on a London Oud-e.
The story that the late Judge CIdwalaGer
Of p .ii.cpula was 30 puuct.ious regard Official
dignity that he fined his brother $50 for coueup' ols
day when hr came coIrt aud addressed he bench
as JONI, =" is possibly somewhat rNdgg'Ihted
Mr. W. u. HOwells made an eloquent speech
u Boston the other day. pleading for tnc coutuuaHce0
the tat. Mr-. Emily Bis, GouiIs educational work
Rome. The occasion va, ths first auuua. meatugoi
the association formed to advance dis. GlIl4s eatr
pr,Scs
That the late samuel Ba'chclder is not
properly REGARDED u tine and he serF E ,r complaint
of The Scientifc AmercoH Md ma. save tH journal
was a dreamer, uud hIs intensely pracucu cDultymes
rewarded him with fame Nh Btche.d'r was dOer,
one Of the pioneer, In the cotton industry, BRAIN
worker of sin guar power man ~ science and My.n.
non His name is not even to DE found n 'ho eneyclo
IDiias.
The gentleman who maintains the chief
ccci -iatcll authority over tte Indians i' very hiae
of poup and circumstance when he travels among uen
A covered wagon cannot withstand tue winds tust
v,ap across the urac-. so putting into 1n onea wson
sufficient Visions for himself aud Dis dr.frr. aud
food FOR the Two horses The excellent Bishop Hare BE-
gin. % long Journey among Dis 0Ii cl.''c- 40 ed
sets uu h's tent on ti~ open f''''''' o. "''.'
Mr. Gladstone, although he h5, passed his
s.xtr.nth rtndav. wiclIs the axe w'tn -.elt Dce.
AMI. more than match, as NalAor 90. active .nd
alrrt men tEeuty years younger t.au De-. q i- and
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

don0polis Journal says he once heard il road. ~,
he gives from memory some of Its points. Tho
most important Of these were that n wa, ,yrop,
IN principle to legslatr against the Chinese a.
class: that existing facts neither Just fed nor IA
mandrd such legislation; that the fact about tha
cond ton ot the race IN California and OREGON vera
different from those generally presented; chat tina
iuta.1iiy of tho Chinese merchants t.c,. wss
worthy Of all praise; that the oonloon
la5orers wcro remarkable for searety and
ai'hflncss. os shown ly rho 'r.timouy ot
railroad contractors; that their sooia. vices vera
less in proportion to numbers than those
OF Americans and that the evils apprcbeDGca from
immigration were ideal rather than zeal. H., con-
clusiors were: That clas- legs .otlon was nee
c,sary that the problem would work ITSELF ont 10
the satisfaction OF all and that 40 harm coula come
out OF the employ mcnt of Chinese laborrrs 10 de.
vclop the great resources of the country that oar
Government could afford 10 pas just laws boz
could not liloId 10 pass unlust ones.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

r.p,,r>. 1,..,r,,l a,,.. France will NOT insist o,
$40 r.i..,..,.....,. If \,.I., p,rr.. Snc-, t1,
isdo.1 --- Tncr.,,.'l.o., I'M Kl.ll.qr AGAINST the
~L,,... ra.r re.r crn.n,d. -- Alderman R,vard
Lo. L.c,. elected NIavorof Montreal. == The Pope
ia. ,nuoiuted Cardinal Borromco. Camcrlcugo of
tbe sacred COLLEGE. =- The CIyde sh.pw1ght~
h., .,,,,,..d to .y,or, 81 Lours prr week.
Do,,tsrIc-t SYNOPSIS OF the report Of Nr. Potter
q s,i.,, rrillc to-day. Itrcyicv. fLc lection
;r tr,. south. and conc,ud-~ that Tildu and Hem
drick, were elected Report, VIII he submitted
bv Republicans and 10y General Butler. =
Al extra session Of Congress Is now considered
iDcvltaAlc. == Their. Is no solution OF The
Lynn trunk mystery. -- The Virginia repudll-
4oui,ts succeeded Iu defeating The plans for ADJUST
ip,, tl.. ruhlIc debt. for tire present
Coy,rr,,.-Porh branches of Congress have been
j., almost continuous session since FRIDAY: ro,e~sr~
were occasionally taken on sunday. bar both
Uop.c. transacted great deal ofbusigcss the Sem
ate pas,rd ia, Suudry Civil aud the Legislative
bills. and went 10 work on tn" River and lIarbor
bill: Nh Edmund, and NJ. Corkiiu- desired to
have q substjtute adopt,d aurropatiue s.
600 900 40 "a, to save S7O0O.OOO and prevent
. d.fr,t but tlcy were defeated and
the biu was passed; the Senate th,n.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

part Of the Treaty with China and would
therefore instantly terminate the obligations OF
both countries under the compact that there
is no such emergency existing as TO Justify a
measure which has been formally adopte"
only once in all our history as a Nation that
the falling off in Chinese immigration
makes it clear that no harm will come II
time is taken to submit the whole
question to the Chinese Government, with due
regard for its dignity FOX mutual conSldeia-
ton Here the resident directs attention 10
Il point for which California should be CRATE
full. He shows that the stipulation in the Bur
lingamc Treaty which binds the Chinese GoV-
crnmcnt to make the transportation OF Its SUD-
iccts to this country without their consent
penal offence, "commits that Govern
"mcnt 10 active and efficient measures
"to repress this iniquitous system"
therefore the people OF California can
prove that the Chinese who land ON their
shores come as slaves and not az free men,
the foundation is laid in this treaty for de-
mand that such traffic shall come promptly
TO an end.
The message deals necessarily with the legal
and international aspects of the subject, almost
to the exclusion of the considerations "i
morality and sentiment, which have had
greater influence upon the public mind
But even of rhe more formal view the Presl-
dent has spoken with the voice of the best
opinion of the country. To this, also, Com
crc,s has been listening, for the vote IN the
House upon overriding the veto shows that
the bin cannot now command the votes 1t re-
ccIycd upon its passage.