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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

An Act to aid in the Construction of Capitol
 Buildings, and for the Support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 Be n Eaaeted Jy tAe Legisiafire Assembly of Ayi- soaa Territory;
 SECTION l. It shall be lawful for, and the right, power and authority is hereby grant ed for the period of twenty years, from the first day of February, 1879, 10 the Arizona Development Company-a corporation or ganized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona-and of its assigns, to give public lotteries, at whirh, or by means of which money may lawfully be disposed of by chance, anything in the laws of this Territory to the contrary notwithstanding, etc., etc.
 SEC. 2 The Governor of the Territory of ArizSDa, and his successor In office, and in the event of the absence, disqualification or death of the Governor-his legal substitute is hereby appointed a Commissioner to su- psrintend the drawing or distribution of sa.u lotteries and each of them, and certify 10 the correctness thereof, etc., etc.
 SEC. 3. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions cf this Act, shall be drawn in some public place to be designated py the Com missioner, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M., and five o'clock r. M., and in man ner 10 be approved by the Commissioner. SECTIONS 4, and provide for the collec- ton of ten per cent. from all prizes, and the payment of the same into the Capitol and School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
WEDNESDAY

Common baild,sgs rent for Si0 per ,hth at Bradshaw city. cash in advance.
 hho lost that shoe hetwee7 PheniN and ficopa Wells. Will the Herald ana Acr! fh"nixites have completed a new road fScl to Maricopa Wells, This rosd IS nf Prescott people. We go to Gila Bead.
 he extra session ofConrgress wlll proha- consume the cnure forty days allowed the constitution. The taX-payer foot s bills.
 Ten Davis will not be made & pensioncr ihe Government until the eX-rchcls be- 1ne little more numerous and bold in 4gresS.
 pVer S0.00o applications have already fn hled under the new law. IL is esti- 'Ied that at least 50,00O applications will 'received.
 Pear in mind that the Democratic party lne IS responsible for the debt created by I extra session. The Republicans made <fy etoit Co pass tnc necessary appropri- &ph oilis, but the Democrats would not,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
IN.NVIIs NVs -.INIIf I'I"s Proclamation of the Governor.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, | EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 FER. 20th, 1879.
 I, John C. Fremont, Governor of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and ex -officio Commis- sioner Co supernteni the drawing of lotte- ries for the support of the Public Schools, etc., by virtue of the power and authority vested in nIs by law. do hereby designate as the place where the first Lottery shall be crawn by the Arizona Development Com- pany, tho Theatre in Prescott, the Capitol of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be the 4th day of June, 1879. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and , o'clock P. V.
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of the Territory of Arizona, this 20th day of Feb rUaTy, A. D. 1872
 [sEAL.l JOHN c. FREMONT,
 Governor and ex-otilcio Lottery Com'r. The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres- colt, on JUNE 4th, 1879, or sooner, if all the tickets are sooner disposed of, on which oc- casion there will be distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2S2 prizes as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Friday,s News.

Auction,-To-rorrow at Fisher Co.'S salesrooms, will be sold an elegant lot of furnITure Also boxes or hoest Nsvtown Pip ns, Sundries, Etc. Be on hand at II A N., for bargains.
 It is more than likely that some of the old Federal office holders will be let gently irW hatch out and it must be annihilated. Treason is good word.
 R. F. Farnngton, the popular forwarding and commission merchant, is now prepared to ship goods from either EhrenOerg or Gi- Ia Bend. Mr. F. is known to be reliable and should receive the patronage of our merchants and others.
 The Tucson people are inflicted with a little poodle dog which ought to be muzzlcG. Theanimdl keeps snapping, snarIing and try ing to bite. Perhaps Lottery ticket would be a good remedy toapply. It might choke the cuss or, better, perhaps kill him.
 A little son of II ,n. E w. Wells, we are sorry to state, is quite low with scarlet fe yer, disease that very seldom makes its appearance in thIs secton. We are inform ed tnat Dr. McCandless, the family physi- clan, d.es moi consider the case at all dan gerOus.
 Owners of fast horses will bear in mind tha. oa Ihe 18th and 18th of the coming month, the races wilt take place at the Mhippie Park Race Course. l the event of tuere not being com reting horses for all the purses, the money will be put into the races that actually take place. Advertise ment will appear next week.
 A. B.-A load of ore passed through town this morning from the A. 5. Mine to the Aztian Mil of the May Bean Mining Company. A large quantity of tbIs ore will be taken out and worked as an experiment, when, should II prove to be of hlgh grade, wolk will be con tiuued and the min kept running steadily
 NIT. Price Behan is m Prescott, from Salt k yer, where ne has been for several months ln the employ of Mcssrs Bowers x RIch- ards. Mir. Behan informs us that large amount of wheat and barley has been planted in the Valley or the Salt River this year, all of which IS booking thrifty. Some oi the grain Is beginning to head out
 TRANSFORMATIONS The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of the Tiptop Mining Company, who oolieit bldS for delivering the ore needed at thcir mlii lu trllieU. us is a tllduLu i'a ebiAo NtsN ] to procure large contract where the work is steady, pay sure, and profits large. Read what they say.
 LYNX CREEK.-We are placed under ob- l hsaiions to Mir. Wui. Clark, the poet. mi | ncr. and letter writer, for the following news from Lynx Creek:
 Chas. Anderson X Co. have found some ! very rich plaoers, irom which they are talk m. opt S per day to the man, rocker pro- | cess. The water in ihc creek is getting l low and it is thought will soon be so scarce that plaoering will be suspended. ! C. |. shelton has stuck a rich body of ore { in ns valuable minc the Box Elder. A party of miners are about te commence | work on tie Georgia claim, which prospects 1 we'll m silver. The miners of Lynx Creek 1 have made up their miuds that ''the Chinese must gu." One put in an appearance few l days since on tue Creek and was immedi- ! ately shown the trail to Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
NOIice to Creditors.

Estate of Alfred H. Herrick, deceased.
 Notice IS herebe given by the undersigned, Admnis tratrix Of the estate of Alfred H. Herrick deceased the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased tp exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within tea months of the first pubicaton of this notice, to Rush N es al thelr office n the town Of Prescott, Hayapai Cun y, Territory Cf ArIzona.
 CADDIE k. HERRICK, Administratrix. Prescott, A. T., Feb. 2E. IS79.-w4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Certificate of Territorial Treas.

l, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer of Arizona Territory, hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed in my office it's acceptance in writing or the Act of which the above is a copy, and ha,. also filed in my office bond in the sum of been approved by the Governor, and an As- sociate Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- zona Territory, conditioned for it's faithful performance of the provisions Of said Act
 THOMAS J. BUTLER,
 Territorial Treasurer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
NOEice to Creditors.

Estate of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admnis- trator Of the estate of Alden Austin deceased Co the creditors of and all persons having claims against l said deceased, to exhitit them with the necessary vouchers within four months of the first publlca ion of this notice Co the said Administrator hs residence in 6e iowa of Alexandra, in the County of HavapaI.
 J. B. MCKENZIE, Administrator of the Estate of Alden Austin, deceased. t2s god.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
The "COsy SaiOOn".

The above Saloon, heretofore known as the New Bit Saoon corner of Goodwin and Granite streets, has been reopeded and thoroughly renovated by the signed where he will be pleased Co his friends and others who mBy favor him with their patron ge.
 LOUIS DUGAg. Prescott, Feb. I9, 1879
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
$. c. M.ARCOU, HOrtiCuICuTISC

Has for sale assortment hardy and green house plants, now growing in his garden Mccormick street. and which with fair treatment will bloom this season.
 Will contract to make and keep in good order grass lawns aud flower beds, which he will to give entire satisfaction.
 Prescott, March 1, IS7q-tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
i. NOTICE TO FREIGHTERS.

Ereighters and others who wish employment for their teams procure loading of lumber, at paying rate from this to the mill site of Central Arizona Mil Company twelve miles below Vie enburg. For infof- nation as to price, etc., apply to J. GOLDwATER RRo.
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. March 18th, IS79tf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
$ S!! FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME
sum mons

In she Justices Court of Prescott Precinct n the County of YAyspa', Territory of Arizona.-A. O.. Moves, Justice of th. Peace. FRED BRIGHT Plaintiff,
 versus
 FISHERS STAGE LIN F. dsf, ndant. The Territory Arfzona senda greeting Co T. \. Miller, Geo. L. Mcpolough. r. L- Fisher, aud Geo. r.. Kirk. forming partnership under ths firm name of Kirk McDouough Cc-. and T. T, linda, c.. r.. Fisher. l. c. IddiBgs John Doe and Richard Roe. You hereby su.nmosed to appear before me. my ocs in Prcscuts Precinct in tho CCunty of NgvApa the ist day of April A. b. ts7a af 10 o'cock A. s fa an action brought against you by said plaiutif. said actn brought to recover the of hundred and forty-three daiArs tue for hacksmithinr or iudent sill be taken against yoa fog said amount ioeebsr with Of his suit If yvn fs to appear aud GnsWer To the sheriff, any Constable Of ssid County. Greeting: Make esAi service and due return hereof Given under my hand. this Siss day og January.
 A. Q. NOTES.
 A Justice of tho Peace of said Precinct. Prescott Ian. s1, Is7S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
BORN

At Prescott March 2lst the wiie of Robert Council
 daughter, weighing ten pounds. Prescott March 2sh to the wife of Charles Hudson
 daughter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
LETTER LIST

Alham wm. Allen wm. Brown J T, Bal len < n. 9; Bishop C. Cordis H, Campbell Geo. Chew ] F., CarrollJ c. Davis J R. Fink W <. Fitzpatrick J, 9; Grady ], 2; Gable R. Gathrie J, Hanks 0, Hale Jas, H,lcomb c. Hampton J, Hill W N, Ives r. I. Rinaedy PR, Lagogue R, LaVson J, Light II C, McElligo,t T. Monaghan j, VI run D, MclIeffey W. Plluen T. Price U P. Roberts P ]. Ricketh B. Roihehild N X. Shields F r. 9; stephens W B, Smith W II. Van DevoTtes X II. 2; Woodwork II r. Waggoner Jacob, Willis G W, Watson Miss |. l.. Young ]. T. W. OTIs, P. NJ.
 Fer, ns in ealing for any of these letters please say "sdvertised.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
THE MINERS ASSAY OFFICE.

North East Corner of the Plaza. PR ESCOTC, ARIZONA 3, Assay of silver Sl. 5 gold and silver g. O. Other ores assayed at corresponding All assays guaran- teed Gold and silver meel into bars Working tests made, mines examined, sales negotated, etc.
 nt. W. If. MILLISCRAFT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

Wanted sS the Tragic Market. 200 chick kens. and a quantity of frrsh butter.
 fa6 !. L. HALL
 Girl wanted t0 do general houseyurk. For particulars, enquire at this ofice.
 TIE NEXT $s5 KENO PooL will come of at tue Cabinet. on Saturday evening. ihe 9eth. at 9 o'clock sharp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
NOiice to realtors.

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned AdIninis- rator Of the estate of John Zimmerman, deceased to he creditors of and all persons having claims ains said deceased, tO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months of the first publication o this notice o the said Administrator at his place of business in tee Village of Prescott, the County of Yavapai, and Territory of Arizona.
 W. u. TOMPKINS, Administrator of the Estate of John Zimmerman, deceased.
 Prescott, March 3d, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
R o TAI IA "A NA fl
 LOTTERY!

IN THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING Winch will take place,on April 6. 1879 There viii be only is,OOo, Tickets, numbered Co 5000, with T22 Fun Prizes. and the amount drawn
 will be S2.g5O GOO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
Best Route To Chicago

IHsit has be Ibkes Agent sslls you tickets by sas NuTth-W estrra Road Examine yonT Ti-fcfa za6 F-- fuse to bay r they Go noi rsai ,TcT tl1s Eoaf. Al Asassts ed tlern sDd Cheek usual BArgaze Free uy fhis IlIna.
 Through Tickets fhis Route Co zg Eastern fcts caa hs prucTHd at the Central Pacific Haslruad flckei oc, fo9t of Market street and Mont gonery -'rcef san Francisco, and st sli COupca IlrEff Uf3ces of CcairlfsPsciHc fs3lasad. NtEfrS HUeHfrT. E. B. STKxNETr Clat NanE'r. Chioazo. egn1. Pass. Az't. Uhicaeo.
 Feb.1B n.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
O5B PRIZE, sl0gS0 I!

One DTize, ,S20O0, one ,SI5OO. 2 prizes, =. 900 eaeh,-s prizes of GT5u
 prizes $500 each.-T ot s25O ca.
 lO Of sI5O each-5o of sIOO ea 50 of S25,-5O of sI5 each and 100 of ST ca IHR MANNER OF DESTRUCTION WILL BE Az FOLLovy: Twelve thousand slips of eaih.r numbered from one tgelse thousand will bc EHhioly deposissd in large glass wheel winch win then be tiosed and sealea by ne Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred and eightv-two sBp9 of leather numbered in Aceordanee with the prEes announced, viii be pubcls dcposjta ia small glass wheel which viii also be olosaa and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 tOmmtee of seven citizrus will be selected hS the ticst-hoders to examine every stage of the proceed iBgs.
 Both wheels win then be Teyolved in sight of the and- ence, uut their contents are mixed aud thoroughly mingled The seals Nill then be broken, and tho wheels opened, and TWO CHILDREN UNDEI TEN YEARS AGE VII be plzcss3 ciie each wheel and rEt@s as.d e nGmber drawn sf the time. The whe Is Wil then be cosed and revOyed and another number and prize dra~n and this ptocess repeated tl the PSI pr4z-s arc a drawn.
 ONLY l2Ooo TICKETS will be SOLD.
 Whole tickets S5.---HalTGS S2,5O,
 Quarters. S1,25.
 THE BANK OF ARIZONA win eel As Treasurer, and i,ed therc Co await the drawing.
 Prizes will be paid ten days nfter the draw ing All orders for Ticket. nast be accompanied by the money, winch can be sent t Bank frafss San Fran cisco Ger neaies of Deposit POstsi Money Orders or by Wells, fargo Coz Express.
 Address aI communications and make sIl Drafts and Money orders payable to Ire order sf tho ARIZONA LOTTERY q i9PAsY, Prescott, A- T.
 Register aH iGtfers containing Drafts Postal Or ders To avoid forgoros, bay tickets sKoeIt of re- glAT agents
 Agents for sale of tickets. Prescott J GSsdwster Bro.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
I'll
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
The Great Trunk Line from the West to
 Chicago and the East,

it is the oldest shortest, rnrf convenient cotn- fgrtzle aud in every fact the hst he yon
 ft is the graiest and grsntsi fisI~ay organization tu tho United states.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

 S 5000 '' 10000 66S '' loco .' 663,0OU Approximations of S4 600 each to
 the Sl, 900, GOO Prize 36OO0 Approximations of S3,0O0 each to
 the S200.0 .000 Prizo 27,OOO Approximations of S2,OO0 each 10
 the si00,00O Prize Is,OO0 0 Approximations of Sl GOO each to
 the 1000 Prize 5000 Approximations of Si 900 each to
 the s25,0O0 Prize 2,OO0 
 722 Prizes amt'g to Spanish Dolls. 2,250, COG
 PRICES IN CURRENCY Whole Tickets Halves QuarterS 500 SfO0 S0o Eighths Tenths Twentieths Fortieths S25 90 SIC 8 Information furnished, prizes cashed and orders hlled.
 TAYLOR & Co, Bankers, II Wallst., NY
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone
 by il through between Council Bluffs 6 Chicago!

No other road runs Pufnza H.ssl CarS or say other form cf Hatsi Cars. through- bstFeen tse Missouri River aBd Cblcrgo.
 PAS>ENGERs CONC EAST shoasd bear ia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

Auction,-To-7lorrow al Fisher k Co.'S Salesrooms, viii be sold elegant lot of furnuure Also boxes hoest N~wtown Pip ns, sundries, Etc. Be hand at II A. M., for bargains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

Hon. A. E. Fay has gone out of the Tue son Star, and that paper is now we'll edited by NIT. L. C. Hughes, tlfe owner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-28

Don't get caught!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25

Sioux City Journal 23d: The steame,
Niobrara will start for Niobrara and inter
mediate points at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon......It is expected that repairs will be
so far completed that the steamer Helens
can be slid from the ways into the water on
Wednesday.
St. Louis Republican, 20: Capt. D. w
Maratta Of the Coulson line arrived yester
day from Washington and will remain here
for ONE time looking after the interests Of
the Missouri river transportation company.
Capt. Maratta holds the important position
of agent of the Coulson line, and his eff.
cheney is we'll known. Contracts for the
upper Missouri and Yellowstone country by
either OF the new steamers, Montana and
Dakota, which leave here early next month,
can be made with Capt. Maratta. Capt. s.
B. Coulson, having come down from Yank.
ton, was a guest on Change yesterday. He
left for St. Paul last night.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
THE CITY ELECTION.

AS a rule, the men who would bring the
greatest honor TO the Office of mayor OF
alderman do not aspire to it, for the reason
that there is not much either in the way Of
honor or emolument in these positions, and
the grumbling that is sure to follow = good
mans best efforts is more or less annoying
to sensitive natures. And yet, the wants of
society demand that good citizens ELL these
Offices. They should be filled by men of
character, intelligence and honor-by men
who are actual citizens and tax payers.
Such We have, and such should be selected,
put on the ticket which it is proposed
to form on Saturday next, and elected /;
and when elected. no good citizen can
refuse to serve. And it will be best too to
select gentlemen who are not seeking nomi-
nations. for a mar who will quit his bust
ness to 90 out to seek a nomination for alder
man will hardly be found fit for the place.
A large number of the taxpayers, prop
erty owners and lovers of law and order in
the 1st ward, desire to vote for Capt. James
c. McVay for mayor and We ask that his
name be put in nomination on Saturday.
MANY VOTERS,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
NO SUCH 0 ISSUED.

While in st. Paul, Commodore Coulson
called at military headquarters 10 enquire
about the order prohibiting wood choppers
and other whites from remaining on the
Missouri liver. A telegram was sent to
Col. Wood, at Fort Bennett, by the adju.
tant general, enquiring if 1t was true that
any suca instructions had been issued from
the interior department. In reply Col.
Wood said that no orders to remove whites
from the Missouri river had been received,
excepting for the removal of Kirwin Will.
son, which order was enforced. Otherwise
there we're no instructions touching the
matter under complaint. This infor-
nation comedies with intelligence just re-
ceived BY US from Washington. which
states that Commissioner Hayt asserts that
no order has been issued warning away
settlers or wood choppers from the Mis-.
souri, and that he does not know that any
such action has been taken. Our iniorma.
tlon from up river was positive upon this
subject and it stated that several parties had
already been ordered of and that Capt.
Schwan. agent at Cheyenne, was receiving
visits every day from these men, who were
impor,uning HIM for permission to stay at
their ranches, but that be wa unable to
grant them relief in consequence of the ar
bitrary nature of his orders. But the evi.
dence before US seems conclusive that no
such order was issued.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
..wnA1 ARE you GOING TO 90 ABOUT IT

Because the penalty oil physiological laws
are not executed speedily, some fancy they
are void. But when the system breaks
down, almost hopeless complications arise,
which the family physic an, by reason OF
his limited experience, fails TO relieve, the
pertinency of the above inquiry is apparent.
Many remedies have been specially pre-.
pared for these cases, and many physicians
are bidding for their patronage. AS before
making a purchase of land, a search" is re.
quired, and the title carefully examined, Sc
invalids should carefully investigate the
claims Of any physician Offering to trea,
chronic diseases. DR.. Pierce's Family Med
iciDes are we'll known, and have effected
many cures where eminent physicians
have failed, yet to accommodate surgical
and complicated cases, and those DESTROYS
of being restored speedily, DR.. Pierce has
erected an elegant sanitarium, at a cost of
nearly half a million dollars. No ipstitu.
ton in the world offers advantages superior
TO those found in this establishment Half
q score of physicians are In attendance, sew
eral of whom have been prominently con.
nected with leading American and Euro.
pean Hospitals. Every improved facility
for Fastening a cure that q liberal expendi.
ture of money could secure can there be
found. Before fully deciding where to go,
address Invalids' and Tourists Hotel, Tor
circular.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
Mseaeus DENIAL.
bat Three Hsrses Have Ever Dssa stolen
At Firesteel, An RePerts e Con
trary Notwithstanding.

Nat Three Herses Have Ever Dssa sssleu
at Firesteel, An RePsrts e the Con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Firesteel. Dawson Co. ID. T., March
81, 79--Eas. Pres and Dakotaian: IL %
tice an article in your daily of the 10th
ststing that horse stealing is becoming &c
prevalent about Firesteel that five or six
head are sometimes stolen in . single night
and that armed guards have to be kept
stationed about the stables.
Now, MI. Editor, your informant is
blowing bis horn about things he is wholly
ignorant OF. or causing the publication of
q wi!ful lie to malisciouly ipjure this Set
Element. think this county's record will
compare favorably with any other county
in the territory during the past seven or
eight years. Since the first settler erected
his cabin In this county thefe have been but
three head of ponies stolen here. The
idle mongers have nothing else to do but
c%onjure up fictitious stories that have a
tendency to ipjure our settlements and a
great many of these stories which find q
place in the public journals had better be
dried up. We have courts ready to punish
any and al! criminals and we would con.
clude that If any party has any complaints
to make they had better present them tc
the grand jury instead Of the public jour
mails. Yours Truly,
JOHN. L. Bowman.