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, 1879-08-04
The Country Demand for Cur
rency, and Its Possible
Effects.
Bn1lion Product tor Six Months of
1S7O---Currency Sta
tfstfcs.
The Produce Markets Irragular-Provis-
ions Quiet and Eaaier-Hogs
Steady.
! Day Of Weakness IN Nheat nRd carn-.RIs
ond DATA 1AWtr.-.1oremtut of
Produce



Tho most important feature Of local finances
last week was the gradual Increase In the country
oTs1era for currency. The wheat CROP In the
eouthern part OF this State and Ia Indiana has
been extraordinarily large. Chicago must
supply most Of the currency to move this
stut1, and our banks orc responding IN heaEJ
tlmc It seemed that II would be
onrossorv IN Irnv unnn Nnw Y,-,,
80. - -, :,
toE eutrcneJs ou1 lu'o "A& pFeFented
caau3e a1 ulc GIN u @4'o week. Sn'ca2o oahR-
cfs arc making Ae'r calcu'Atlons to hanl!e the
iafgess amount Of currency this IA! that has
ever PASSED thfouga, theif hanos. Inc reserves
Oh tno Na" 10TH oRhh6 VIII % dfa"u upon 10
nn unprecedented axtans' The immense crops
OF Illinois, Indiana, kansns, Iowa, Minnesota,
Nebruska, md Dnkot1 will temporarily absorb
Immense ams<s-s Ut currency: The money
market mid stock mnrkct WILL fccl this TRAIN.
It would not be at all surprtsbc II a vcry sud.
5er unws-d +,vf,t ,xe,n oiu,n fhf. fo1t n .he
"S'' ue"esN S"'s' "eAo e.'e. sN'' N"'i w w
Eates 1or money ."hcn thls happens the hnp-
oeF IT. inc ~ oa'is.
of tho mnntt, ,ycrc ,nost1v IN lard nrl vcro not
sors hoarr 1hor sd,;o, so,aa,h,nt, ~ ~
volume Of courte. transactions, but lttte or
notbtnu IN di.ronota uh;ch ranatn vcrv ,utct a.
] Aea ~ n ,n, s, 1dao ss1 luz 49,,
Local securitics hnvo been ia fair demand At
,,u,1,,rpc1 r-Ion,
"uSuanssa T''a pl,sss. ,. ~ q. r..
1rou Mountain Il Southern Railway during Tic
&hs,1 ua.,- 4, Tails ,,,., =. s,,t..,.,
s'''eo "eSA >" o"'J "o'' ~ ton""' r ~,
18Th. 1s!8- =
1tshHt - - ~ tx 'tns aao' ~
Iron and ote............,... 1000 5.705. %
sandnss.... ''.'.'.' .-..." 4.aoo 4.las' 90
$Ss; $ssa Wy o.3o
Increase. sao. 70 '.;....
no oo''o.'u'tes " u4e eui,eHs, NuAs. eue
AoHo"luh atateHcht sllo"lnB 'he 'esue ahA re-
tfremept OF Nnttonal-hank notes aud legal
teudcr notes, under tho aetsot June 20, 1871,
aud Jan. IT, 1916, TO Aug. 1, 1s'V:
National.bank notes outstanding
passed. ;.:.;. .;....... $40, eo4, 1872
kuod from June 20, ....
1x7t. TO Jaa, II. 1875 4. 734, 500
deemed deemed and retired = uorooa
--
1874, to Jan. II, 1875 1907, e08
E.t,onsl.h,nk ,o,c.
outstanding Jan. IA.
11s76.;,....... -. 1851, so1, 45o
dscmed aml '1.ss 1sulaS re;
from Jan. II. 1s75
&,tet9 ~ tu3.99' :. -. :. ...SIo, ol4,57l
1~"A IVteaoAa'
aamn dn,c, '"e'n =, ,4s1oo
mo,,, .a.,
surrendered. ny "ss7. ssa mn
, 1879-08-04

Tho cargo n1afkat was better supplied Saturday,
and eight or ten londs were disposed Of. Piece,
ssu1 from Msnlasce sotd at 50. .02K. an advance Of
1aizc. Inch lumber was frn, and also 1Alh and
shfnSfes. THO rccclpta at ali tho docks hre e..
nccted to bo l'Rht tho coming week. Following
nro tho quotations Of iurnuor at1oat:
, 1879-08-04

T. q. sALT0SsTALEr 4. .A.ffppfR co.s
sALroSsrALL. krDpEn d c..
III t.ASaIle.st.. CnlcAEo.
SIOUX nKUkERA.
Stock. honth. a1L sold on tnEgi9 BY ieleEaph Il y.
formation furnished IN application.
Messrs. saiion.all, kidder Trnak, Of our hYu.
members Of the New YORK. Stuck Exchange.
, 1879-08-04

EDWArsD L. BREWsrkH
1ot WkAhtnkton.tt,
oYYxNa To1 sALa
CHICAGO CITY O.,
CHICAGO WEST TOWN -.
COOK COUNTY H.
-.-... uHlrrD STATES a.
IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL Bn0REA
ee WAStlISlTuS.Sr.
- Has for Sale
ECRIp TO PAT TAyE9. WEST TOWN BQEpas
COOK COUNTY DUSp8.
wants
THIRD NATIONAL BANK KECEiVER6 cKE11Ffs
GATES.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

Wicken5ug that will wIken it from it's present Ieihargic state and make it live and pros 2erous city second to none in Arizona All this prop erty IS in AEaricopa county
 The last tcu.hes on Perslta'sne~ building will be finished today. Tomorrow and Friday will be occu- pied in moving the stock from the old store and unpacking the many thousand pounds of new and fresh goods that will arrive by tomorrow By Saturday it is expected everything will be in readiness and the building opened for business and the inspec- ton of the public. h the evening tine building will be lighted by many chandeliers The building is 35x65 feet, and r feet high. In the rear Of the store will be handsome counting room. Altogether, the building is as fine a one as can be found in Arizona, and speaks well for the enterprise and energy of is pro prietor, and also for the rapidly grow ing city of PhpniX
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
OFFICE CT CLERK OF HoARD OF SUPER { EIs DIS U MAaIC- PA COENIY l. !.

OFFICE CT CLERK OF ItOADD OF SUPER
 vlsHIs cT MAAIc PA COCNTY A. I.
 Whereas. by an act of the Tenth Irc slG- tss Assembly of ihe T it " of Arizoua entitled an act vrt'viCe for ti:e elccts. of r5u.tr bui diucs in g,. couatV If -il ic pr. sI Il O.ier nat CTS relating hereto thr F r of SUpe. visnfs of the county O Ma icopa ar authorized to issue bonds ui i'd county f Maricop; IT any sum 2 ot exc eiu@ SllUco Oo icr 1Ie erect oi caun'y buildings of said county and whereas. by the provisions of sad act the board Of supervisors of said cOUn- y of MGrii'opl squir | einpt ? ans t specifications or said unty bui irgs vi hin ninety day f om the pas-ag said e; and Nherea~, said boaid of s1perviS' rs by the pro- visions of sad aet. are authoiized af d eIn' Ovv cred tn aVprouria-e a sum O. tO exceed S5f0 for the pr~curiug of @lars and SD -clfieaf0ns f r he erection CT couBtv bnI!.iiiGS as 5f TO aic. ". therefore it is ordered that the olprk t-f this Board be and ie is her bv directed t, nd vsrtise 1, T plans and specifications for th~ eTer- ten ot con house and Jail for said unfy Of Maricopa Tie said nuildIngs not 10 co-t t1 exte.id $ B OOO the said court Eouse 70 contain the follow ing rooms, to " II: District Ccu-t h. Clerks office two jury roo ns. RNcorsieTs flee Treasure s office, >her ifs office, Dis t-ict Atiornev's office Collect on office. l'-ohate Judges office and Public + in7s-r; t0 flee. The iaii to be of sufHcient size to contain six iron cells of fha usual size, ts go;.lcr with q suitable jaiiur's room or rooms. and may be in inc basement uf f'.e curt hose or otherwise. according fo the plan sdcpred by the b iari
 l. is further ordered that the of @ 70 cash he paid out of uey provided in said ar; r the plan ani p 'cifica ions wh ch may be airp-ed by -he D e'd that al plans and s 'erifc5 ions ich may e submitted b' moi adopted sha! in n c1se become a county chargs. hut that all par iss suhIniTti~g such plans upon d mand 'ie within rec mon hs after their reia ction hy the hoard shall be en- titled to the same that the per su III ftirg la us and specifications which arr ad D e'i shall he'O-c receiving pay therefor guarantse iha- tho contract price of sad buildings shall mol exceed the ar ot;nt estimated in said plans
 That aid sdveitis. tnnnt be published in the PEGNI1 HERALD and In tt e weekly San Fran ciscO Exaniner for the space O one mo tn tha. plans will be recei. ed by the Clerk of the Bnard up to and incl ding he lS-h dav of Ap,il, 1879 Tha' the l5 day of April l879 rhe Ro .rd will n ococI 10 examine ani pass ipou such plans as my be submitted, and is further ordered that flIe ard e>er-e lie right 0 reiect any and 4l' plans and specidea- tons which may b. sub ite
 " F GfCNJf LTX Clerk
 Dated March lGth, l679. CI-lm
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
E. OT7TETR TR Y ;! VIII be dr-rvn at Prescott, 4. T., on Uednes
 day. Jane 4th, 1879.
Act orthe f.aciSIa.uro.


 An act to aid in the construction of Capitol Buildings. and for fhs support of Public Schools in the Territory Of Arizona Be it enactei by the Legislative Assembly Of Arizona Territory:
 Section l. T. shall be lawful for and the right power aui authority is hereby granted for the period Of wenty years. from the lst u diy Of February 1872 10 the Arizona Devel- o!'Inaut mp uv-a corp ra1l,n org ,nized and sxis ing under and oy virtue O: the laws of tEe T ri -.ry of arzoua-snd it. assigns, ;o give public lotteries at which. or by means f which none, may be ;s9fEliy disposed of by chance anything n tha laws of this T-rritory 10 the contrary notwifhs,andi g. etc. etc.
 See. 2 The Governor ot the Ter, itory of Arizona. and his succcs-or in offire and in the event Of the .s' seuce disqualification or death CT the Governor-hs gal substitute Is hereby appointed Commissioner io suprriutend the dr wing Q |; rib 'filu of prizes in saii lOtter irs ard each Of fl eIn, and certify tS the cor Tsctness tl.e-euf. etC. tc.
 Sec 3 All lotteri-s drawn under tho pro vi ions If his acs. shall be drawn in soma public place {. be designated the Comms- si. ner. betw-rn the hours Of ten o'clock . m 1nd five o'clocS p- a | in manner to bc approvei by Commissioner.
 Secii"ns 1. a. oyide .or the collection of en par l. rom al prizes and the pay ment of he same inio The capitol and school funds.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
T2E EE.
Arrival and Departure Of Stages
 -YesseDGer List-

From Maricopa (making close con nection with Tucson and end of rail road) daily, arrive 9. m; leave for Prescott, via Wicl;enburg, 9:30. From Prescott via Wickcnburg, 12; to Naricopa, 12: 80. To Prescott, via Gillett, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, st a. m; arrive every Tuesday, Thursday a~d Saturday at D. n. To Camp McDowell, twice q week.
 GEO. E. LoRING, Stare Agent.
 ARRIVALS.
 The following is the passenger travel, as furnished Us by the agent: Monday-J D Glastonbury, " H. Buardw ell
 Wednesday-Charles Nellhof.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

Special notices in the reading columns oi tn- HERALD gie charge for at the Tate OI tcl cents per line each insertion.
 Subscribers who do not reee.voi their Ta.er regularly will confer favor by adddrt s'ipg this office.
 The HEHALD is issued every Wednesdar and Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock. aEc coa- tains Photographic news up to that hour,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

The ladies composing the com mittee on supper, in connection with t"e concert to be held on Friday evsning next, wish to say that no pains will be spared in setting a first class table There will be roast tur- key, chicken, duck, ham sandwiches, cakes, candies. &c.; potato salad, "~epared by Major Vail, if onioi s ca be obtained Coffee and tea will ,e erved. All for fifty cents. F. erybody in Phoenix and vicinity should attend, as they will be sure to get the worth of their money.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
EaiLroaa Eracress.

Special to T.E BEsALD
 YUMA, March 10th - Rails were laid up 10 last evening one hundred miles from Yuma. Eff teen carloads of steel went out this morning. Grading is completed twenty miles beyond the rails. From present indications a temporary stop will be made at bIaricopa wells.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
THE 4IANNERO or DISTRIBUTION WILL
 BE AS l. LIONS.

Twelve thous.n slips of leather numbered from one to twelve thousand viii be p blioiv drI osited a large glass wheel which will then be closed and aled by the TerritOr al Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred aud eightyfwo slips ot leather mum cred in ac c"rdance with the prizes anuo need will be publicly deposited i,. a all glass wheel, W hich will also be closed and sealed by the l erri-orial Lottery Commissioner.
 commit of seven citiz ms will be lecI-d by the ticket holders to examine every sag Of the rocee iugs.
 E "s wheels will then be revolved in sight of rhe aud until their contents are mixed ani th"'oushly mingled. The seals will then be broken and the wheels opened aud TWO CHILDREN UNDE TEN YEARS OF AGE will be placed at each " eel and prize auG n-mbrr drawn at the same time. The wh' els will then be clo-e ed and revolved, and anu her rumbsr and prize drtwn. and this proress repeated until tn 252 prizes are all drawn. The holders of tickets bearing cores pending numbers will be entitled 10 tbe prizes Urawu.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
Quarters, Si.25.

T ne Bank of Ark ma will act as IT. asurer ard all tIoneAs r, ccivt d iroua sales f .ickels will be oeEO>ired there t1 ;waii the drawing Prizes will be pail ten days aft ' inc drawing
 An ord IS for ticheis mus be accom-, a lie | hY the m"nef, which can be sent iu ISuuk Drais on San Frau' ssp, Ie-tifca es ot be rosit or Posta, Money Orders, UT by Wells, Farc < Cos Express.
 -e'0Iess q communications. and make all d-aft7 and money orders payable to he .rder uf he ArizoAa Lottery Copmany Prescott, 4 T.
 Re -i,ter d let CTS contaiuiu., draf S CT post al oriers T. avoid forgeries. Duy no tca cts except ef regular agents. 64 2,n
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
Certificate or Territorial Treas

Certificate Of Territorial Treas
 uTcr-
 1. Th-mas Batter Treasurer of Arizona Ter.itory her-hy 'ify that ths Arizona DsV einpment Company bs day hl'd in n Y oie- acceptance in writing of the act Of which the aaove is a c. py. srd has als , flt q my ot.lee bAni in the sum of twenty thousand 6ollG which bond has been ap proved by the Gov~rnor mi an AsSoriats Justice oi fhe SGr.reine C'ur; ot 4 -izrna Ter riio V cnuditio ed for 1T. faithful performance ;Es prov sionS of sn q stt.
 TIUMAS J FUTL R.
 Terri Q ial IT asurer. Prescott r bruary 2otl lse
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
MAR RE ED.

ST sW-IsAAC-At The residence Of tho b ide's aar-its a-a Phn.-x March Ilth IS7a. b. -- F=v 4a N.s-r. Mr. r. i SHAW q, Miss CLArAH IsAA
 T Snv is 70 -ary Treasurer and Clerk os inc District CosIt and very well knou-n h this conmu ity. Tie bride is a dsuch.or t. one f elr ts' family. May 'i ey he a-d-rsi5 heepy is tine wtsh of iie !ira. ID
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
Prescn IF brnarz 2
Proela.natioa Of the Go.ernor.

2 . . ---.-.--A71-t oA ttto s= Q . t--7-tO--.
 s.s [ sgTrO I o 4 AKIzpNA
 I1TcJTIvE DEt'T.- t bruary go. ls79 ]
 I, John c Fremont Governor Of the Terri tor Of .+rizous aid eX-ollieio Con missioner tn srirssintrnt the 6-,twing f O eri for the SUPP rt of he pUoiic seh0o etc, by virtue o. thr D au1 authority vested in by law, o herehy de>iGra-e as he place where the fifs7 c tlerA sha b- ,'raNl bT th- Anz1na % va a' i'l-.t to.a.;t tbr Th re in Prs ana tEs tllil- when the same shall be drawn shH! bs tLe ftn day of June lr79. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. and o'clock p rl
 Witness ny hand and the q eat S ai of the arv A. D. le7e
 fsEALI JOHN c. FREMONT. Goyeruur and exoaiclo Lottery C0snmissi oner
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

Ihe matrimonial ercnt oC last Tuesday had been expected for some time. The HERALD wishes the happy couple long and pros. porous life, and tender thanks for the bOuntifuI supply of cake.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
wotfrp.

All i-jie rerso-s-no' having visible means of maintainiuc theinse Tvcs. and who live ti: ont emp oyIneut. aro notif rhat they must leay e town or they will be arrested as vagr.,n-s and dealt vi:h ac oroinE to lnw-
 F T ONsS- Sheriff Phceaix, A. T., March l, l~79.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
Freight Arrivals.

March 1--Phunix-Mrs 1 R Col ton. 1 organ, 380; Ii L Peralta, 10 oil, 820; Nathan & Co, 1 oil, turps, 350; E A < Co, , syrup, hats 805 /; J Samtor, ? whisiley, 810; T A, hay rake, 1C0.
 March -Ph9nix-Bank of Ari- zona, iron safe, vault front. 5.900 :; Goldman & Co, 3 groc, 1,0GO
 March 4-Ph@niX--J LeBar, II liquor, 715; Samter, 12 groceries, 6 dry goods, 2,570; Goldman & Co, 3 cigars, 985.
 March 5.-Thomson & C, , coal oil. 3SO.
 March 7.-Gco Hall, 1 bed, 1O5
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
PRooRAsll1E-FIRsT PART.
sErn~ ptHr.

Overture, Orchestra; ioag aud Chorus, Come this Wa" Misses Parker, Belrham and GHain: Dae'. "Juanita :" Misses Winn and 5f1rr3v. Piano Duet, Soldiers Chorus, 9 from Faust, Mrs. Reynolds and Diaz; Comic {, I1 Song, "A9y Ornaments, ing, The Blue and the Grey" Miss L. A. Vim. Tie performance to conclude with the laughable act ot Handy Andy by Miss .. A Whar- ton and C. C. 7. Sl,irrow Mrs. Reynolds will preside at the piano.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
The first Lottery under the foregoing law will
 oe drawn et Inc rhea;re Prescott, on
JUNE 4th, 1879,

or sooner, if all the tickets ara sooner disposed sf which occasion there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 rlrizes ls fnIl iK.s
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

RThe National Gold Medal was awarded to Bradley S Rulofs on, for the best Photo graphs in the United States and the Vienna Medal for the best ;n the world.
 42e Montgomery Street. Son Franeiseo.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12
Grand Concert.

\ grand concert for the benefit of the Presbyterian church will he given at lhe old Stage Office building, on Friday evening, March 14h, under the management and direction of c. CT. Skirrow and C. c. Conrad
 PRoGRA1I11E-FRsT PART.
 Overture, Orchestra; Song and Chorus. My Mothers Kiss" Misses Mae Fitzpatrick, = Beacham and Fannie GriMin; Song, Dublin, Bay" Miss Flora Murray; Quarte'te, w hen Night Comes OCT the Plain, 9Irs. Steele. Miss Lucas, Mr- Isaac and John Isaac; Reading, People will Talk" Ms. Diaz; Serio-couic Song, Beautiful Neil" C. C. F Skirrow; Song, ~S-c that my Grave kept Green. 1Ilss \ Winn; Piano Soi). -Eatt.-s EEaaiolinata," Mrs Stroud; Cnarade, AIr and Mrs Ciaullc, John Isaac and Miss FauEie Lucas. Interval of cHe hour f5f supper.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

h. accordance with m act Of the LeRisla' five Assembly of Arizora Territory. and the Proclamation of the Governo-
 Issued hereunder q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-13
Amusenlents. &C.

FORD's OPERA HOUsE.-To-night Mr.. jefferson
will give his farewell performance. He has
filled the Opera House to overlooking every
evening this week. He will play tonight in
"Trip Van Wrinkle"
HoBBIEs.-The Weathersby Goodwin company
appear In "Hobbies" at Fords Opera House
next week. It is a performance full of good
music and rollick1ng fun.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"T The Danites" will be
played for the last time at the National this
evening. 1t is a most interesting play, nicely
presented 1t has not received the patronage
that it has deserved, Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin are
both good and they are well supported. The
house should be crowded tonight.
"PINAFORE" AGAIN.-NeXt Monday evening
the Chicago Church Choir Company appears at
the National in ''Pinafore," and propose to give
the music of that popular opera with all the
strength In the various parts which is required
to give it full effect,
THE THURsBY CONCERT at Lincoln Hall, next
Wednesday evening, is the talked-of coming
event In musical circles Miss Emma Thursby
who is fresh from her European triumphs, comes
here with good company, each name being
well known. The sale of seats at MetZerott'S
indicates the attendance of large crowd.
THEATER COMIQUE.-The attractions at the
C0mique tonight will doubtless crowd the
house. The variety performances at the Comique
are one of the features of the amusement OF
washington. 1t is far ahead of anything else of
the kind in the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-13
The OIiver.CamerOn Case.

This morning. Judges Wylie, Cox and James
sat in General Term to hear the case of Mrs.
Mary A. Oliver against Simon Cameron-action
for damages for breach of promise of marriage,
&C., in which in the Circuit Court verdict was
rendered for defendant-on motion by complain
ant that her appeal be heard without requiring
her to print the record and on motion of de-
fend 1a to dismiss for want Of printing. Mr. B.
j. Darneille appeared for the plaintiff and Mr..
Cook for the defendant. The latter, in support
OF his motion and in opposition to plaintiffs mo-
ton, referred to the atfidavits that plaintiff was
Off featuring, &c. Mr.. Darneile replied in brief
argument, simply calling attention to the facts
OF the case, and referring to the financial inabil-
ity OF the plaintiff to follow the rule and argued
that she was entitled to justice. Mr.. Cook, in
ms closing argument, intimated that there was
claimed that the affidavits filed did not show
that the rule should not be enforced
The Court, after consultation, said that they
would grant the motion OF complainant and sus-
pend the operation of this rule
The case was then continued to the January
term, Which will convene on the fourth Monday
OF next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-13
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, United States agt. Edward Stokes;
argued by Mr. Robinson for defendant, and Mr..
Wells for the United States.
CIRCUIT COURT CNo. 2)-Judge Cor.
,,: 1e sata utermehls agt Green; Judgment
jury sworn and respited.
EQUITY COURT-Jttdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Cook agt. Cook; argument con-
tinued until Monday. Strider agt. Carrico:
drawbacks ordered collected by Trustee Craw-
lord.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday, Edward NARROW, perjury; motion
in arrest and for new trial overruled. Jury dis
charged until Wednesday.
PROBATE CoURT-J,idge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Susan jackson was appointed
guardian to rphan OF Marie E. KretSchmar;
bond $500. Minnie I. Miller, same to Georgetta
Martin: bond s. 900. VIII of John Green filed
with petition of R. NJ. Lipscomb for letters. Jas.
W. Hayward appointed guardian to John NJ.
Pitts, orphans OF Aaron Pitts; bond 800. Estate
OF Stephen S. Springer; auxiliary letters granted
to John Campbell; bond $500. Guardianship of
Daisy f. CaSpariS; answer of John HitZ, guar
dian. Guardianship of Indiana Garner; citation
against j. F. Garner, guardian returned. Same
count of Ellis Spear, guardian filed; decree di-
recting increase of bond to $1,000 aud full ac-
count. Will of Maria Bancroft admitted to pro-
bond 81 200. Estate Of Edgar z. steever; JAS.
Fullerton bonded as executor $1,000. Estate of
Columbus w. Dashiel; Virginia Dashiel ap-
pointed administrators; bond s1,OOO Mary A.
burgess appointed guardian to orphans of
Caleb w. Burgess; bond $500. Estate Of
William Eichler; Minna Keppler appointed
Administrative de bonis non; bond, $1,000.
Will of Ann Hoen filed for probate.
Estate of Minerva Rodgers; inventory of per-
sonalty returned by one executor. VIII Of
Bernard Henze filed for probate. Estate of E.
A. Paul, late sergeant OF marine corps; cause
continued. Estate of John Holroyd; Sarah E.
Holroyd appointed Administrative with will
annexed; bond 81 900. Petition of Hugh Hille-
brandt, guardian to Sallie w. Grimes, for leave
o use $3.50 from estate for wards support, fled
Estate of Henry McIntire; letters of administra-
tion granted to Lizzie P. McIntire, bond $1,000,
and w. E. and Edwina McIntire appointed
Estate of Charles Hibbs; inventory of personal
ty returned. Estate of Margaret Cumberland
will admitted to probate. Estate of Nehemiah
Hill; ADMINISTRATIVE directed to return inventory
OF personality. Estate OF John F. Benjamin;
application to transfer assets to Missouri re-
used. A number of accounts were presented,
approved and passed.