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And This atlant states that the Textbook Of the
said Register does not contain an account OF the
services Of said Register and the fees charged or
received in said bankrupt estate and that there IS
no bill Of the services OF said Register, or the fees
M @ no I ~ on nIe for 90
Northern District OF Illinois, and never has been,
as thfs ataant is informed and believes
That on the day after the said creditors meeting.
held On the aod day OF April. 18Th that is to scy
On the 23d day OF april, 1874 the said Vocke Us AS
siyuee Of the said bankrupt estate, drew check
on tho National Bank Of Illinois. On account Of the
sud bankrupt estate, Tor the sum OF s.. 00o for
services and on the came day drew another check
OF S. 800 for services such Assignee On the Nc
chunics' National Bunk. on account ol the said
bankrupt estate, making total Of 81. 500. which
both checks were paia to said Vocke, aud which
sum lie omitted I'll his final report.
That said Vocke in his final report, made on the
ed day Of August, 1876. to this Honorable Court,
credited himself with further sum OF 81, 800 for
services as such Assignee, SO that SAID Sockc re-
ceved for his services IS such Assignee the FOL
lowing gums, viz:
Prior to ~ creditors meeting of 22d -z,e
n Apb1!s p5ecss 70 f7a:n m Anrii 81; ls;i 1866
According to his final report Of Aug. =,
1876, ............-.. ....-........- -ooo
Making q to,a, Of, SIC. $40
1na,ja Insurance Com 2anY. That su1o ocEe r.
ccjyeti as such Assi.nce OF the bankrupt Gernnnla
Insurance Company the following amounts. which
orable Court, viz
Proceeds from tho sale Of two promissory, 2otes
of 4. c. Ncsine sold ut private saie, TO Henry
Grecnehaum. by order Of this Honorable Court,
and paid BY said Henry Grceneoaum TO SAID NocSc,
APRIL 20, 1874 amounting to S. Oo0.
Proceeds from the sse o. tfe Ios following e notes
Palmer $3.50: Il. Salomon, 5aa25; X. Clark, 55ol;
milking u total Of So. 13G.
;rhut s1id Vockc in his report for the month Of
March 1871 reported cash on hand, Sl04. 81. II,
and in special report made to the credtors' meet
inv on Apiil %, 1874, he reported only. $751;
3l5 Is, being discrepancy OF 81, 55S. So. which
discrepancy IS not sufficiently explained by the fol-
lowing pnssage in the report OF said Eocke Of
April. 1874, VIZ.
..Fron the account herewith submitted it ap-
pe:rs that dcducti1,.. the amount payable on divi-
dend warrants drawn on first and second dividend
aud get ip the bands Of the Assignee, there is a
balance left Of $50, 312. 10. "
The petitioners ask that Mr.. Woke be ssheld
to explain " and account for the alleged lfscrep-
ancs Of 32f, ,55S.9S, a1ld, as lar as he cannot do
SO to the satisfaction OF the Court, par over for
the benefit Of the creditors. They conclude With
a prayer That the Court order Vocke '':by short
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Making a total. .... .:.... :....:.. :....S3, 1853
his report made US such Assignee OF said bankrupt
estate and read to the creditors meeting, asked to
be allowed as further expenses in closing up the
estate OF said bankrupt company the following
amounts to wit:
For rent ....... ...........-...........S 600
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Making total ..........:. ...-...:... VI, G00
in addition TO the Sims already received under
the name Of rent, clerk-hirc, and office expenses,
beside the amoaut Of 81, 54U. s. which he had re-
cetyed under the name OF services OF fees as As
s1.nec. That said Woke s'cs at the time when he
,:as appointed Assignee Of the said Gcrn1ania In
susunce Company, as this af1ant Is Informed and
balicyes practicing attorney, having an office in
which he performed hfslawprncttCc und legal ousi-
ness and that suid Fockc, this aflant Is inform
I'd and believes, in the month Of March or APRIL,
1873, formed copartnership with one Joseph
Leuke .an attorney law, for the transaction Of
law business, anu that be and said Joseph Leakc
for thai purpose rented Office in the Illinois
.St0afx-Zeitund Building, corner Of Fifth avenue
and.Washington street. in the City OF Chcago, and
that said Vockc did not pay any rent for any sepa-
rate office for the Of the business OF the ;erma-
MIA insurance. Company, nor did he pay 5000 Office
reutor $3.50 clerk hire charged in his report the
creditors meeting Of April p, 1874 and in his
dnal report Of Aug. 2, 1876.
That said Woke ns such Assignee In said report
made to the creditors meeting, estimated that
the fees Of Homer N. Hib0ard, Register III Bunk
ruptcy. to whom he had already paid the following
SUNS:
In July, 1872. -.......-.....S 5o0
III September, 1875. ou
wop]d amount to So, 600, which sums he
paid to said Register in Rankruptcy:
In June, lS74-.-. GOO
in January, 1875. ........................ 1000
Making total lof....,...-............... 81, $50
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The Railroads.

The Pullman Palace Car company
JAS declared Il quarterly dividend at
. per cent, payable February Is,
md carries over 4 handsome surplus
10 its reserve fund.
Representatives of the Texas Paci-
fc and of the Southern Pacific say
that a consolidation of interests of
these two lines has at last been effect
cd, AMI that compromise hill viii
make its appearance in the House in
!, few days.
The Illinois house committee on
railroads Is fully convinced tia; the
state has power To regulate the charges
Of, The Pullman Palace Car company,
hut has wisely deferred action uutiI
an opinion on the subject can be OBJ
ta.nod from the attorney general
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E. T. HOOKER, A. NJ,
Trin ira! and p, lessor Of ancient and Nod
err Languages.
}. q. PEAGCE. :. NJ.
Mathematics snd Estaral Sciences.
Ms. JUDGE WILLIAMSON.
Preparatory Department.

WYE de,ire 20 call nc attention Of ths patti
W lie 10 the complete arra0SaHanrS which
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sion The very best teachers have acen secured.
aaG the add. tlunIl services Of Competent trsc h
crs " IL % r-ocHr d needed. The govern
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discipline viii ~ enforced
Ehe faii Academic course viii re taGgkt. ia
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UNFuNDED BONDS, ETC.

The amount of unfunded bonds and
other fundable securities outstanding,
and upon which mandamus suits have
been brought against the old incorpo>
rated city, and bonds and securities
not as yet sued upon, is as follows:
SO, 29S, 629.10. The above amount of
city liabilities is held by people who
have, up to this time, refused to fund
and receive thenew compromise bonds.
Mayor Flippin has received news that
probably about 100000 has been, or
will be, funded in New York city by
creditors. If 80, it adds that amount
10 the amount of funded liabilities,
bonds ETC., and cuts down the CITY
debt some $4,000 more.
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NOW fOr Northern Frauds.

from the Charleston IS. CT News.
Now, that South South Caro.ina
IN! Louisiana have been explored, il
] Aish time to give Ike attention to
l'-.IGsylvsnia and Massachusetts,.
They will be found 10 have improved
Upon South Carolina methods, and Lv
thor side this state will seem white as
snow. 1t is due TO the South that the
Investigation 20 on, and be made conl
plete. The country then will see the
difference between the position Of
Northern states and South Caro!iaa.
Ia The north there Is cheating ana w.
ins, fighting and bribery, 10 put oaj
onr set OF politicians and elect anoti-
or set Of pretty much the sane sort.
In south Carolina whatever Is done j.
done, not to CRAFTY ambition or lust
ofPower, but to place the government
in capable and cl-an hands, and keep
it there. /. will lac kept there. South
Carolina nlaAes no war upon the ne
gro. The support of freedmen in car
rying on the government and perfect
ing reform will make tie task easie. of
accomplishment. With the negro ar
without him, as 4 class, the Delnocra-
q. white and colorcd, viii retain pos
session Of the state. They must dc
that--or shake the dust from their
feet and seek 4 home elsewhere. For
peace, for security, for the coascrya-
7Ion Of their ciGil and political rights,
The White people Of South Carolina
have fought before, and tkcy will net
ABANDON the tir..t HOW that the bai.n:
J. more effective than the bullet.
White civilization, and all that it in!>
jli,s, must rule in South Carolina, ami
1t is as much To the interest of the col
"!el race Us of the white race thar this,
rs it will, shall remain an accomplish
ed and irrevocable fact.
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PIANOS & ORGANS.

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MEMPHIS FINANCES.
What the Taxing District Owes
Her Assets.
Appeal Of the 9th.

The amount of city bonds funded 10
date is s2,2O9, 65O.74. The new COM
promise bonds issued in exchange for
these amounted to s1,104,825.37, or
one half the sum, which was also the
amount of city Indebtedness reduced
or saved to taxpayers by the funding
scheme.
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CITY ASSETS.

The nominal assets of the city, ac>
cording TO the statement of the fnan-
cial condition of the city furnished by
Comptroller James A Newsom, up to
July /, 1873, amount to 81, 265, 245.-
OF; and according to the value of as
sets based on report OF special CONS
mittec, s904,878. so. If these assets
gre worth anything, then the amount
of outstanding unfunded Indebtedness
(S3.29S, 629.19) will be reduced so
mach; if the assets are worth nothing
then the above amount comes within Il
few hundred dollars of accurately rep
resenting the city debt unfunded. This
amount, added TO the funded debt.
makes up the sum of 81, 403, 454 56,
~h,c!. is about what Old Memphis
owed her credito s at the time the
charter was abolished. To pay this
heavy debt Memphis has not real 81
Persoual property to the value Of 512,
900, 600, and should it be collected by
Inandamuses from the courts that val
ne will shrink annually immensely,
and it will remain, as it has become
impossible to pay unless under fair
and equitable compromise between
creditors and the corporation debtor
by funding on = living basis.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
A Horoscope.

A shrewd prognosticator of coming DO litical events, alter casting the horoscope makes this prediction: The Democratic Convention will meet next May in St Louis and there and then nominate
 For President-Samuel J. Tilden, of New York.
 For Vice President-Dr. Luke F. Black burn, of Kentucky.
 The nomination will be for sale to the highest bidder, just as it was in 1876, and Sammy will bid the most money aud hon. estly take the goods. Gov. Blackburn will be nominated to placate the 'Solid South, " and make the ticket go down sweet in Dixie. Our prophet says, after inspecting the entrails of birds after the manner of the Roman soothsayers, the auspicics all point 10 the nomination by the Republican Convention, to be held in Chicago. of UIys ses s. Grant, of Illinois and Ohio, for Presi- dent, and James c. Blaine, of New England and Pennsylvania, for Vice President, and that all the power oF h-ades cannot prevail againit them. The Tribune reserves its own President guess until later in the season. and more of the back counties are heard from.-Chicago Tribune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
Adminissrator's Sale.

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance Of order of the Pro ate court of the County of MohAye, Terri tory of Arizona made on the ath day of September, A. b. Is5g the matter of the estate of Samuel Todd deceased the undersigned, the Administrator of said estAta will on or after Wednesday. the list day of Oc tobr next sell Private Sale upon the terms and con- itions hereinafter mentioned and subject to the nrmaton of Probate Court all the right title. in- tst apd estate of the said Samuel Todd a the time of his deah and all the right title and interest that the said eiae has by operation of law, otherwise acquired other than or in addition to tha. of the said samuel Todd at the time of his deSth in and Co the following described real esiafe to-Wit: building known the Ninerai Park Store, tnd the lot which the same stsds situated on the Westerly side of Main Street in the VI age of Mineral Park in said Afohavc County said lot having frontage said Main street Of 5s feet stone Street; also house and lot at the Village Of situated about so yars Southery from Buckleys black which mine is situated in Todd Basn, on the Todd led or lode in said County, and extends i40U feet along ledge lode, and of the width Of 600 feet Bids for the purchase of said property any pa1 thereof may be ef with c. 4. Tweed. Attorney for the Administrator. at his office at Mineral fark, in said County. Terms and conditions of ssle Any sale for bid less than S30, Co be paid in cas- any sale for more than that sum, onehad cash. the balance in 90 days from the s1ie, with security Tor the payment thereof, approved by the Probate Judge. Deeds at the cost of the Purchaser,
 L. DAVIDSON,
 Administrator Estate of Samuel Food, deceased. MINERAL PARK, Sept. 18th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

CHARLES KAIGHIN Plaintiff,
  The Blackberry Min and Mining Com pany, B. H spear and Breon, composing tho nrm of Breon Spear, ]. C. Curcton. Wm. B. 3.idenOur aud samuel CrUzier e0mposins the firm Of EdenouS CrOzier, l.. Bashford, R. H. Hurfnister and W. S. BashIord. composing the firIa of l.. Bashford E Co.,, F. W. Blake, JOhI, Howell David Calm.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in for the County of Mohaye m the Territory Of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona greeting the Hack berry MIL and Mining Company B. IA. spear aud Pau Breon, composing the firm of Breon & Spear, !, C.. Cureton, WIn. D. didenour and samuel crozer, com posing the rm of Rideuour and Croz l.. Bashford K. H. Burmistr and Wm. C. Bashford, composing the nrnl of l. Bsshford Co.,, r. W. Blake, John Howel and David Calm.
 Yoa are hereOy summoned and required to appear in an sctlon brought against you by above namea painun, in the District Court, the Third Judiciai District, in and far the County MonANe, Terr tory of Arizona. and answer laint hed with the Clerk of the Court, st Miner Park lAid county a copy of which complaint accompanies this sumfno within twenty days exclusive the day Of servioe ft~r his county; out if served Of the county and within bis District ten within thirty days in al other cases fOrty days.
 knd hereby no flied that if you rail to appaar and answer the complaint above required the piain- tiff v sppv io the Court for the reief demanded in sad eOtAint, and costs and disbursements in this be- h. h expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis trct Court, this p tn day of June. A. D. 1879.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT. AMUEL HAMILTON, Atty. for Plaintiff. lsEALl Csussd4a Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17
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THE noJADA MINES

According to information telegrsphed from Washington, fears are entertained ai tbe State Department that the .rush of per- sons frsm the United States to these newly discovered mines of great richness, msy cause trouble. The Mojada mines are sit- uated al point where four Mexican States meet, viE: Sonora, Chihuahua, simalos and Drrango, and not over $50 miles from the border towns of Texas. The dispute likely to sdse between these four States for the pessssion of these mines may result in the General Government taking them under di- rect control, but such cOnsunation will assist very little in securing to the people of this country the undoubted right of going there for the peaceful and legal purpose of working these mines, subject to the laws of that country. Eventually our government which Is always more successful in protect ing its citizens abroad than at home, will bs able to command fair treatment for those who go there from this country, but grave complications gre likely to arise, if tiis present rush continues, before this is accom-. pliBhed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

The Republicans in Ohio have elected Foster by from 10000 to 30,000 majority, and have sufficient majority onjoint bal lot m Legislature to lay good grandpa Thur man away in his little bed and eject Gar field or some other good Republican to the U. S. Senate This sad condition of affairs is probably due to the fact that "ihe result was largely influenced by local liking. The defeat of Democracy m California, Maine, Colorado and Iowa, and wherever elections have been held this year, is prob- able attributable to the same unfortunate cause-in fact 1t seems impossible just now to find many counties north of Mason and Dixon line where the ''local liking" is not for the candidates and principles of the Re- publican party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-17

It is proposed, in regard to mineral lands, to prefer the system of square locations bounded by vertical lines. This system ought not to be decided upon until the question has been thoroughly examined, however. We are not prepared to say that it may not be the best adapted to gold min ina. the conditions of which are altogether or mainly different from those ofsilver min ing, but 1t certainly is not at all adapted to the latter. Square locations with vertical boundaries would make silver mining SO hazardous and uncertain a business that few would engage in it; for the chances would almost be against the discoverer, and the work of prospecting and opening the veins would be for the most part sort Of yackal service, performed for the benefit of sharp speculators whose knowledge as to the location of the parent lode would be obtained at the expense of the p.ospectors. The "dips, spurs, angles and sinuesitics' Of of silyer-bearing veins would play havoc with the vertical boundary principle, and manifestly would defeat the true end of all Legislation, which of course must be the se- curing of justice to all men.