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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26
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thursday EVENING, Dec, e5th, 1879

Tuunsp,y EVENING. Dec. e5tb. 1870
The weather cbanccd Yesterday mornuo
and To-day we have a conuine old fashioned
white Christmas with m abundance If
snow and ice. Several inches OF snow fell
Yesterday afternoon. and mud and water
frozc M solid last NIGHT.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26

Neil, in some unexplained way falling un-
dcrneath and breaking his leg above the
knee, lie is said to be one Of the "hardest
cases. in Cairo and Il is to be hoped that
this little accident will have beneficial
effect on him,
Mr.. w. T. Pitcher presented to the
city council at its last meeting, petition
asking it to allow him reasonable
amount OF money to cover expenses
which he incurred while laid up in conse.
Qucnce of injuries sustained by him in
falling of the sidcwaN, on the east side Of
Commercial avenue, above Eighth street
If Mr., Pitchers prostration was due 10 the
cause assigned, his request should be com.
piled with. But we can not but help re-
bul,ing the council little for not acting
upon our advice, when We, weeks before
this accident occurred, called that bodys
attention to the dangcrou, condition OF that
side of the street
Yesterday was Christina, day--thc
feast OF Chrlst's nativity. twas of course
observed in Cairo as elsewhere, and also
as elsewhere, it was observed properly by
some and Improperly by many others; but
yet nearly all recognized it us a day de.
manding special notice and attention in
some way or other. Services were held in
the Episcopal and German Lutheran
churches, which were largely attended,
The business houses, both large and small,
and Of every character, were closed By one
O'Clock p, m. II being a legal holiday, the
postofiicc was open only from s o'clock to
II a. IN, and our police justices laid aside
the docket and the law and gave rest to
the scales of justice for the time being.
We have several times been called up
on TO record difficulties, which occurred in
or near Bill SCOTS saloon, in the settlement
OF which the knife and pistol played an
important part "Scott's Congress" is the
resort of all the lowest and viIest among
tie black and white Bohemians that come
to town or that nfest the lower portion Of
the city. The barroom and the sidewalk
in front are often crowded with black
wenches and tout mouthed raScaliOnS who
understand nothing better than to "crack
a bunk" or cut throat. The former are
never found without razor nor the latter
without pistol and three cards This
place has become notorious for the fire.
qucncy Of its bloody ARRAYS, and the horde
that constantly occupies it is terror 70 all
good men whose business leads them near
there after night fall. II is q fact, SO We
are told, that the sun seldom rises with
ont bringing to notice some kind ofa scrape
in which moro or less black @ blood was
split. In short, "Scott's Congress has
reached that state OF decentralization in
which it is an intolIerable nuisance, ard as
much of a disgrace TO the city as all the
other haunts Of vice and wickcdness con-
bncd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
Advertisements in lucarcoiumns 10 cent.
ger line, each insertion.

Advertisements in locarcoumns 10 cent.
ger line each insertion.
Winter is here in all its glory
Remember the poor pedestrian and
e4ean your sidewalk Of snow
Copies OF The BULLETIN are Tor sale
~ all the news depots of the city
Call on Coleman and examine the finest
and largest stock of goods in the city.
Order your New Year cards from The
BULLETIN Cal and see the styles
Miss Birdie Beauman, OF TUNE! Hill,
is N the city visiting Miss Jennie Wright
A Mr.. l.. NJ. Shell has been engaged AS
city editor of the Springfield State Rec,
lister.
a fire lot Of new style picture frames,
photograph and autograph rlbums, and
pictures at Colemans
If pride soe;h bto,e a fail, pride
S&s on the biggest kind Of biz boom in
Giro yesterday, ami Travelled extensively.
Don, forget that Mr.. A. G. Brown, OF
Metropolis, and Mr. r NJ. Younglood OF
Benton, will speak at IA. Reform .lll 10
night
Call =; CoIaman'> and set d fine lot Of
ahmmo,, panel pictures, INK Stands. wall
I,cket., Gle. The neNe,. and latest At low
prizes.
The ir:czng Of our gariou. ipk,s gave
she young folks a lnr opportunity for ska,-
ang yesterday of which they awaited them.
ss!7os with great relish
Hr So. Silver was absent from the
city yesterday spending Christmas with
his family, who reside on his farm few
sniles above Mound City.
Judge NIu!key is at home Cairo is
still his home -busily engaged with the al
fairs Of the Office to which he has been
elected. He is in good health
OF course, the Journalist who said il,
do-cnf mean anything when he says;
Common law is founded on common sense
other laws are made by congress
For sae--a new MosGr, Dahmann d
60, No 6 safe, inside measure 10 inches
digh, l6 inches wide and II inches deep
Price Si05 Apply at the BuLLErIS office.
--lscv. L Knappe will preach an English
sermon in the German Lutheran church on
Thirteenth stree, this evening, instead o.
sosierday evening, as was before announced
We have been requested 10 call the Al
IcLtron Of the authorities 20 the hole in til,
Ndewais IN front Of Kein's butcher shol
ON Washington between Ninth and Tent
street..
The Reform bal, will b. well hcatc,
t.nighi an dxua and large stove having
been pa; NJ in the back part Of the hal
glsncs everyday may expect TO DC CON
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BULLETIN ADVERTISERS.
CONTINUED FROM WEDNESDAYS ISSUE.
Il. sMYTH 4 CO.

On the approach Of the new year it is al.
WAYS pleasant 70 recall success in the past
as well as hopes for the future, In either
particular, the house Of 4. Smyth & Co,
may safely claim to be the equal OF the
strongest firm Of its kind in Cairo They
have all the requisites Of success, expert.
ence, energy and progressive business p'in-
ciples, coupled with industry and courtesy
to the smallest q, well Il, the heaviest Gus.
toner, and abundant capital to operate
upon.
T. Smyth & Co., can safely claim that the
doors Of their immense establishment open
upon business which they have an honest
pride in showing to the public Buying
always IN large lots and for cash, they have
at ali times the opportunity Of taking the
advantages Of the market and their custom.
crs can testify that the interests CT tn pnr-
chaser are always considered. And herein
lies one secret OF the prosperity OF this
staunch and reliable house, for their prices
can not De discounted and the article IN
thcir line which is not to be found in their
establishment must be rare indeed
The firm has constantly on hand large
stock OF liquors and wines Of the choicest
quality and exercises the utmost care
in purchasing their liquor. and especial
care with those imported From Europe
They have in connection with thcir whole.
sale establishment, sample room, where
are 10 he hau the purrSt and the best Of
wines, liquors, cigars, etc. The house is
situated on Ono lcvcc, between Fourth and
Sixth streets.
Il. W. BUDLE.
One of the most conspicuous houses in
Cairo, because OF the most successful and
cntcrprising, Is the jrwclry house Of Mr. Il.
w. Budcr, on Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Eighth streets. A larger more
complete or valuable sock of jcwelry,
watches, clocks and gene1'l gold and silver
ware, than Mr. Budcr's is not to be found in
any other city Of Calros sizc. He has also
on hand, an immense stock Of musical in.
strumcnts, pianos, organs, etc, which he
guarantees, aud sells at the lowest possible
| figures.
II is but lately that he has taken
possession Of his present quarters--hay
ing found his old place Of business on the
corner of Eigth and Washington inadequate.
There arc few houses which transact 80
large u business as his, and fewer that have
attained the commcrcnl standing enjoyed
~ it. IlzIulc OF Mr. Binder iSlhc best
goods for the least money. aud small mar.
| ginS Of profits and biz sales is another Of
hS rules. He has advertised in 'rnE Btu.
LErIS until his establ yshmcn' has become
q credit to Cairo aud lattcrng monument
to his enterprise,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26
Sales and Quotations.

HOrE.-Thc orces here given arg Tor sales from
drst hands in round lots. An advance IL
charged Ior broken lots IN filing orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26

And finds J BURGER the Dry Goods prepared
Of Ladies and Gents Ties the
Linen Cults and Collars Ladies' Misses and ChhirnS Hosiery Gloves Underwear Coz
u and the latest styles Of Fancy Ribbons Beautiful Black and Coond Csl
Coak elegant
prices Nov t buy Christmas advertise
wi not ", OF stock
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IN CAIRO. H.
LIMOS, AS sECoND-CLAss NATTER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
LEGAL.
si.erin,s Sale.

 Territory of Arizona, County of Yav.pAi. JOHN sPRUsscE and SAMUEL L. s-AS1-Kr. partners tradins and doing business under the nrm name
 of spruAnee, stsnley < Co., Plaintiffs, LEON LErNsRIE and PEFEa McCARDELI, partners trading and doing business under the nrm name
 of LeyniArie Co.,, Defendants. By virtue of an execution and order Of sale in ths above entitled issued out of the District Court oi the Third Judical District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of YsvapAi and to dreotsi duly Attested the 20th day of December ls7s by which commanded to proceed to notice of and to seu the following described property, to wit All the right title and interest of the said defendant of in and to, Lot number forty-one 4I in Block Der i've (5) situate lying and being in the A. YsvApa, in the Territory of Arizona, together wit the improvements thereon-
 Notice Is hereby given, that on
 Friday. the 10th 6ay or January, 1879 12 o'clock. In the premises ID the town of Alex Aadra, in said county and territory, vi offer for sale and proceed sell, Public auction, to the highest of America the above described property, satisfy sum of eleven hundred and sixty three I3iOo SIlsi2) damages. and eighfyhree 2SlO0 tS 35l dosrs, ecsts and disbursements and aecruing cosis tese beng the amounts in said order directed to be made.
 ED. r. BOWERS, she. tf,
 BY R. H. WALKER, Cnd- sh'f. Prescott, A. T. Dec. 20 1s7s,-td.
 POSTPONED. The above sale is hereby postponed unfl FRIDAY. January Sls 1S9, by order of the attorney for plzn uf F. r. BOWERS, sheriff. By \. P. PIKscE, Depary.
 Prescott, January 10, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
Sum mems.

In the District Court of the Thrd Judicial District,
 Territory of Arizona. County Of sfohAve. JOHN F.. RYAN, Blantif,
  WM. T. DExS, W. W. SrEARNs, W. H. CooNs, T. J. CooNs, JOHN DUNLAP,
 W. k sTANDEFER, G. W. TUNaArE, Summons. T. E. HARDING, W. R. BOWER, T. W. CRAIG l.. J. RIcE, and F. W. CPAIs, Administrators Of the Ett,te of c. C.. CARLTON, deceased, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Mohave in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Ari=ORd sends greeting 10 wm. T. Deen, W. W. Stearns, W. II. Coons ~ J. Coons John Dunlap, W. R. Standefer, c. W. Tungate T. E. Harding ". R. Bower, F. W. Craig, l.. J. Rice and F. W. Craig administrators of the Estate of C. C. CARLTON, deceased:
 You are hereby summoned and enjoined to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District and the County of Mohave, in Ter ritory of Arizona and nDswer the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court at Mineral Park in said County "a copy of winch complaint accompanies ths summons wit in twenty days teNclusive of the day of s.Tvce after the service upon you of this summons, if served within this couaty, but if served >ut of the County and within this Dlstricr, then thirty days in all other cases forty days.
 And you hereby notified, that if you fSl to aT- pear and answer the complaint above required the in said complaint and costs and disbursements ths behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court at Mineral Park, this 18th day of November A. D. IS7s
 CALDWELL WRIGHT, Clerk.
 ian3l-60d
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Fridays News.

The bean crop failed in Maricopa county entirely. Maricopans are without capital diet. Stick to your pumbkins. rum and sap dear friends of the balny louth.-Saltei.
 Mir. A. J. Pinkstone. special agent for the Sacramento Record Union, called upon ue this morning, and informs us that he in- tends to establish an agency for the paper, in this city. The Record Union stands at tho head of the list of all the Pacific Coast papers, and we believe that many of our citizens will be glad to have an agency es- tablished at Prescott, through which they will avail themselves ot the opportunity of subscribing for the Daily.
 Maricopa County sold the Capital for WIckenburg, the Vulture mine, etc, etc.. two years ago; now she wants what she sold, for nothing. Oh! no, children, we can't see it. If you are anxious for a valu able article why not pay tbe price! If the Capital goes, we want our territory back. We want to see the Court House and Jall at Haydens Ferry; the Scnool-hoCse which IS to be erected might be located at Tempe. A slice of the mining interests of Maricopa might be given to Pinal; Prescott can have her depot at Gila Bend, secure her four, when she needs any, from California; bar ley and wheat can be brought from the same source. If the Capital is to be set rolling. take II to Pima county by all means. Tit for tat, Gentlemen.
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In the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct, in the County Of Yavspa', Territory of Arizona--A. O. Moves, Justice of the Peace FRED BRECHT, Plaintiff,
 verEus
 FISHERS STAGE LINE, defendant. The Territory ArIsona sends greeting to T. N. Miller, Geo. L. MeDonough. E. L. Fisher, and Geo. E. krk forming partnership under the firm name of Kirk MeDonough Cc., and ]. J. Kinds, U. F. Fisher, l. b. Iddings John Doe and Richard Roe. You are hereby snnmosed to appear before at my office in Prescott Precinct in the County of fayapa tn t day of April A. D. 1s9 at 10 o'clock M, in action brought against you by said plaintiff. Said on bio 1ght to the of hundred and fory-hres dollars due for backEmithinR. judgment will be taken against for the said amount together w costs of this suit if You fail to appear and enswar To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said County, Greeting: Make legal service and due hereof Given under my hand, this 3lst day of January,
 A. o. NoYES,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. Prescott. Jan. Yl, 1878.
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Assessment Notice.

Blackberry Milling and Mining Company. Location of Principal Place of Business-San Francisco Cali fornia Loaf,on of Works Blackberry District Mohaye County, Arizona Territory.
 Notice is hereby gven that at meeting Of the Beard of Directors held the l7th day of January, le19 No of 5O cents per share levied upon the capital stock or the Corporation, payable immedi ately ir L. S. Gold Coin the Secretary, al the ocs of the Company 324 Pine Street, Room l, Ssn Fran cisco, California.
 unpaid on the 2stn day of February, ls79 will be de- fnquent and advertised for sale st public anetion and unles payment is made before, will be sold on Iridas the l4th day of Iarch. 1879 to pay the delinquent assessment. together ~ith cost of advertising and ex penses of sale. By order of the Board Of Directors.
 A. c. WALTON, JR.. SecrstsTy. Office, 324 Pine Street, Francisco, CAl-.-t2I Id
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
Loca! intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Hon. W. J. o'Neil is in town from Fer. gusson Valley.
 The slaughter house of O. Allen & Co, caught fire and partially burned down a few days since.
 Charcoal for Uncle Sam was being de- livered at Whipple, to-day, in large quantities.
 Numerous freight teams are in, and will discharge cargo tomorrow.
 Jake Marks has been presented win a fine horse and buggy, by his friend, A. Gold man, Of Phenix.
 We believe the present Board of Super visors are competent and doing much for the general good of the county.
 The Board of Supervisors were in session this morning lookiog into matters aPper- taiaing 10 the interests of the county.
 Mir. Cherry, the mining expert, came in last evening from the Big Bug country, where he is interested in mining operations.
 Several teams left Ehrenberg on the 2Oth inst, loaded with merchandise for Prescott merchants.
 Gov. Mccormack will probably go as Minister to Germany. He will all the bill.
 The case of Miller Brothers, applicants fog a discharge in bankruptcy, Is sill on trial in the District Court.
 Messrs Randall IS Cline Lave a new ad- vertisement calling the attention of the people to their stock of goods. Read what they say by all means.
 Jake Marks returned q day or two since from the Tiptop, where he left everything in prosperous condition. Messrs. Living ston and Lewis who went with Jake to take look at the Humbug mines returned to S. F. via Phenix, much pleased with what they saw at Gillcit and throughout Humbug DIs- trict.
 NIT. Sol Jackson has rented the Bowers Station and ranch, at Skull Valley and moved to the same. Hereafter tine travelling | public will find this desirable place io stop at. The lady-members of the family l are excellent house keepers, and the boys | know how to take care of animals, two very essential things in the make mp of q good l station. A. Allen, the brick merchant and archi | tect, returned yesterday from trip 10 | Phenix He went down in company with | Uhas. F. Fredericks and returned with the 1 same gentleman. They came by the Tiger | mine where they found some hing like I50 | men at work taking out ore, erecting hoist | works, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
sum mons.

In the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct r thu County Of Yayspai, Territory of ArlEona-Ao. Moves Justice of the Peace
 GEO. W. HANOE, Plaintiff
 
 FISHERS STAGE LINE, Defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to T. N. Asl Geo. l.. McDonough, F. l.. flsher and George r. Kirk forming partnership under the firm name or kirk MeDonough Co.,. and d. ]. HindH, U. F.. Fisher, l. U Iddings, John Dee and Richard Roe defendants. You are summoned to appear before me al my offcs in Prescott Precinct in tine County of fsyapai, on the 2ist day of March, A. 1879, al 10 o'clock, in an action brought against you by said plaintiff to answer the complaint of the sboyed named plaintiff. Said sctiOn Is brought !o the of ta hundred ninetynine aud ttyhuDdrehths dollars, or jadse will be taken against you for the said amount together with costs Of this suit If you fail to answer.
 To the sheriff. or any Constable of said County, Graetng Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this 2lst day Jsnuary, A. D. 1879. A, O. MOVES.
 A Justice of the Peace or said Precinct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
Ranch For Sale.

will sell, reasonable terms, my Stock, Dairy Ranch. egey situated about three miles Prescot and about mile and quarter from Ferguson's Ranch, Willow Greek. Has on it, a failing spring of pure water sufficient to water hundred head of cattle the round. large quantity of Oak and Juniper timber two quarries Of the finest building sand stone and any amount of excellent the place, and contiguous to it. which the commands. IT. also acres of land suitable for agriculture and house, baFn. chicke9 and wagon houses. CaI upon Mir. Ferguson at Willow Greek, Geo W. Walker at the Tiger Stable. &. D. Brgham the premises.
 Prescott, Jan. seth, IS79.-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
LEGAL.
o,icetoCreditors.

In the matter of the Estate Of James P. Rnn de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admins tr4or of the of Jsnaes F. Bul deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceesed exhibit the vouchers within months of first publication of this notice, 10 the said Administrator, at k;s residence in Mineral Park, Mohave County, Territory of Arizona.
 WI. KRIDKR, Administrator of the estate of James P. Bull deceased.
 Mineral Park, Dec. 20tn, TS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
MOrfgagee's Sale.

Whereas Paul Weber did mako, execute and deliver uuto the undersigned, the lGth day of December, A. D.. 1878, his certain deed and instrument in wTp whereby he conveyed to the undersigned the property to wit: All of that certain Printing Ofce known ' The Arizona Enterprise Ofice," consisting of the types. presses, and stands. Also all the printing material in said office, and the good will of the said Psul weber in the business of printing and pub fishing said newspaper.
 And whereas the said conveyance was made to secure the payment of that certain promissOry note executed by the sai1 Panl Weber 10 the undersigned the 10th day of December, A. D. 1Ss and whereas default hsS been in the payment of said nOt and whereas by the terms of said deed and instrument in writing power given by the said Paul Weber to the undersigned to sell at public sale to the highest bidder for the pay ment and satisfaction of said prom1ssory note. Now, therefore, l. John H. Marion, in pursuance of the said deed and instrument n writing, will sell ths above described property at pubic sale, on the 2Sth day of February. A. ID. 1879, at the office of the Arizona Enterprise, in the town Of Prescott in the County of Yayspai. and Territory of Arizona, to the highest bidder, for cash.
 JOHN II. MARION,
 MORrGAGEE. Prescott, Jan. 2Stl 1879. td.
 Notice is hereby given that the Arizona Enterprise has refused to publish the above notice of sale.
 J IT.. MARION.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
ENGINES AND BOILERS
High Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when asfvisabie.
 STEAM DOLE ts fsrtieBiar attention given to the issif ef the material ana <ssssaaH-hip and hrst-slA-s sork produced.
 WATER PIPE, of teiier or shcrf Iron of any ssze made in seiiaae length for connecting together CT sheets ror ptnehcc, ard packed Tor rlfI ent reaay Co be risitsa on .se groHnd
 HfDkAVLIc RIyETINo.- BsiIer uurE and water sIe uaasls by ihs establishment, rivtsed b hydFsur nsefing nfachtBsFl. that quAEfy of wark being superior Co hand WUrk.
 PuMPs-Fur mining. Of auy saparlty and Of any stsls Our styie Of dfret astRg, cofDpouDd enefncs win double line of pufs particularly recommended. We rsfer to those BOW Ca ase, Bot having btsikcu GouB.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for uniergrO,nd x0r2. irrztosi, eSty water works purposes. built xith o-ebFaisd pssey Tziss motion, superior o any othsr.
 MINING MACHINERY Quartz nsls. pans. boiler haisnE machinery sinking hoistnz engine, ether machinery required jI4 gm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of HUGH c. MACPHERSON, deoea..

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminls- raor of the Estate of Hugh C. Att herson, deces 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against hs said deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months of the first publication of this notce to the undersigned al his residence in Mineral Park, MOhave County, Arizona.
 H. KRTDER, Administrator of the Estate of Hugh c. Atchefson deceRsed-
 Mineral Park, January l9th 1879.