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, 1879-04-17

CLEVELAND. D.. April lG.-pRrno1Erx-Un-
cslsngra; stanlstd wii.n ITO test lie.
OH CRY. la.. april ~, -pETNoLErn- Market
oFcaea wr"l:+ with aalcs at Eoc, declined to 7Rtac,
advanced tn 1>aic. uccl!HuA and cIosrd ut 7711,c;
shpments. ,1, e0u hsls. averaging u, coo; tsansac.
ttOnp. laU, GU.
F!TT*Hr1:1. f'a., Anrt1 TO- D-psT,lnrrrN-t}utct:
sr,laa lower: GRhic Ut rusacr's fur shipment: tc.
Tined, u!.c. Fll!Iadelpha delivery.
, 1879-04-17

ts tho bIs!uetsu Ut csuty Que hnying cold to
ttsa; !. ptomntly and p.ops1y mil it il goten rid
curative Ill III. 1uyne's ExrucioraIt, thoroughly
adapted to EeMo,u spcedily III cauvha and colds,
a!iar nny exciting Inflammation VI liz throat Of
lungst aud fcnloss las distressing symptoms VI
uatltlua VI plcuflsy.
, 1879-04-17

Bulk meats tu.i, weak, md loscr: shoulders,
e3.a0 buyer A1Iti: H,ort ribs. ei.t'' catll md
hnses Arti; shurt clear, st,t0. l}acun ,hItl mid
1owtr ,t At s4,no, ~ Il, md s;:,7,;;
1ErTEn-- -Eaaies; hcnvy recu!nts flaye teprc.scd
the market; fancy creamery, anc: rhpiea Western
ltcsefvct 1lat ltG: chofcn t9nsFaf Ohio. liGtlIc.
LissxED O!t-Steady ut t,e.
, 1879-04-17

New ORLEANS. April 1t. --corrox-Markc
easier; mfddltaR. l1i4c; low to. l0alQt1n:.c;
net rccnlrts, !, Hi balcs: Eross, 1,{S1 EXPORTS
coastwiHe, q, l1:: sales. 3. 500; stuck, 1i5,
MEMiIlis. Tenn. april ~. lD.-CprroS-t,uict; re-.
ceipi", al oa.Ga; fpMonts u1D: stuck. :IG ht:I;
ding, 11t.c. A'N
, 1879-04-17

:. Rrtft4F ro1rf1noldfnef q Thf Tribune.
LAKE geneva, Wis, April 15.-rl.r Whiting
House was to.lay lcAsca to ". v. Wutson,
furn'cr!y of st. Louis, who will ut ulcs proceed
!" prcparu for tho npr,l!,,g. Indications point
Ii y brilliant season this year at thl1 result.
Mr. l.: Il. Letter uf Cnicuvu, ts llnw cuilht1urt-
lng falnttai mansion uuI stables pyte, t. coat
ElUU. tkN.
, 1879-04-17

WaftFiny rnn~rrBtoHsnrat nt 1l,r iHrrH; nf tho
cHis.lL vet ri.!nEun. and tuAF, rnil,s, of her
lni:rr: tf thu irr4: anu confidence rrptxe.1 1Y her
lri''GhF* In flr SlMtH Courts: I'M, Of ihr 1,,nIpr.
ut" f'eaEl.tlce mil tnrrci!n n1lieucy at her hju
executive 0'ccss, Very retprettnlly.
AIntNr n E,ItITtWHurJI
, 1879-04-17

BALTIMORE, April 1G.-FLoun--nul and heavy:
Western Hupcrfnc. sJ.o0s13.75; do extra, $1,000
4.O5; DO famlty. 81. 75G5.50.
Observation-Disclosures lower and firm; No. 9
Pennsylvania red, mono offered; No. Western
winter red, spot and April, 81, 09A 1.0Da.; May
and June. sl.1oA11. 1os;. cor,l--W Western hr,n
nta decline; Western mL1cd spot and april, 4a..t
6s42ssc; May. t7A047hc; June, 43!a6z4:,1ic;
etgAmcr, 4lc. 0als steAay; Western white, :}0it
NC; 20 mixed. :OaD3oc; Pennsylvania, 30Qt tj;lc.
lfye dull nj 5SGlGQc.
lIAY--FlrM n1id unchanged.
FnovIBioHa -Wenk und dull. Ness pnsk, $40 2j
G11o. fa: Bulk meats, fuosc--SiloHldcrs, :!atc;
G;tnr RIB sAcs. &c; pnckea, 44.db6!:e. lucon.- :.
Shoulder, ia;s; ceaE sib sides. uu. llams, VI q
u4c LHsd-Ifrnned II ticrcrs. Ttzc.
liu7TEK.-stea4y; pslns to choice Western pack.
Cd, laGt1tlc; roll, l.Gtlhc.
EHak-t2u!et ant! nnchHilxc1.
lETH0LEuM-Stcnly and unchanged.
EurFEE-Ftfln and unchanged,
WHIaKr--l)nlI anil utchanre;!.
FnEtdaTh-unchangcl.
corn l1G. 1U0 hi; uais, !, huu l!, '''
sltraEH1s--" leAt, 6s, oc0 bu; coru, 100, zoo bu
, 1879-04-17

N*w io1K. April 1ti.-Cotton gnoIs IN cooa dc.
nhad. and prices firm and advancing; prints fairly
active, hnd Hont makCA arc advanced; all McrEi.
inAck prints are advanced nc: aerslmuck piaucs
nEp A'lynnccA; gn.!ama in fnir rc,It,ust; dress.
deuaAd, a1.d foreign goods zagglah.
, 1879-04-17

r7ssa:c-.Wheas sathcr rasics; corn stcndy. Coun.
Try ntarkcts for wheat-tnglish and French quiet.
Epteint 1ts7aieA - ..:-. =. ~r.3ans.
s'sEnroot~ April III -11:30 n. m.-ELoun--No
J. It's; M. 2, s. Cd.
flnAfS--Whcat--Wlntcr, No. l. ~ Id: No. 3,
fs i1di snrlnv. M. l, ss oh. No. q, "a Cd; white,
No. !, o. ad; M, ., n ID; cln'', No. !, Ia I'd;
Mt. =, lis I'd. Cnrn--Scw. No. !. +s I'd.
rrnrIs,nSs--ForS, E0e. lar1. :I3a nj.
ftyENrooL, Ami 1t.-Corr',S-Ftm as f',ifb
rHd: snIcs, 10. uoO bales; speculation and export
1000; American. !, h00.
i'nov,sinSs-steks pork. 50s. Iard--Amcr,ean
3as Cd DacoA-LonR clear, 21s.
, 1879-04-17

1Sn1ASAror,'*. 1nu., April ~. .-iloaa-Weakcr;
T.. ff'.h1: rcce!pt.. 5000; rhiuinor,s, 1,Bo0.
tnA1s-Nilcnt enict; Nc. !. rcd, Il, ,t.ct1, o..
Torn hnHltHally UNCHANGED. Oats quiet ut !jfb.Hc
ihuy1sinN--Shunlers. 3aae; clcas rib. 81, TO,
Lard, SB.00. Hams, s.. OufS1 80,
, 1879-04-17
tkrttaAta Inlft,as

Tho cost of the army tn British India, even In
tilne Ut peace. Is $s5 0o0, ,Gl>) year, Or 10 pef
egnt of tht entire revenue. Thu Duillln, uni
furnishing vi u country ho.iso for thu Guycrll-
" Vt HonlbaY cost $s75, 900. No wonder
tAcrtfs d deficit In tlla Eeyunue.
, 1879-04-17

DETROIT. Mich, April 1G.-f'nAIS-W lowcr
but nctisc: cxtru S1.U..:; No. white, S1.nl!;;
April, S1.uii. Muy, s1.Ua: June, Sl.0aI;Ju]y.
Sl.of; mifI!n.. M. !. tHHc: amber nuu,llnI, -
REcEIrr.--Wheat. HI. h:.5 hn.
SAlvuEaTs-Whent, ~, .TT bu,
, 1879-04-17

rron:A, April G.-IItu,lwisEs-Dull; 100 brls
al 21.G.H.
, 1879-04-17

LOUISVILLE, ky., April fU.-CoTrox-Quici
At l1tc.
F1oCn-1}ul md unchnngcd,
GnA1S-Wlleat tlrM ard tirhrr: red nnl amocr,
81. 00D1. o.. Cnfn 1!rn,er; white, :]yi:c: mtxcd,
31tsc. Outs frner; wh!tc, Zoe; nli1et1, aiIc.
1sye h!ghrr Mt t5c.
1EAr-eair demand at s.. oO1'10.01
PI:orlsloss-PorE quiet at $l0. ia. Lard quiet: :
choicn lcaf t!trcr, S7..5; Ao Key. 81. u. Bulk
meats 1a!e: cah,er: W,c; ce:r rt6. Il. sjGl. ID.
ifnlCMh,sei :, t.':ier; thonllcfs 4s; clear rp.
WAlsKY-Nfarket dull at Il o.,
, 1879-04-17

~ !'.l. tl,s !:r na. hatn rIrh,, pcranl's N
nt ri,rfEelcs ny. 70 act NJ la'Ih Judge anh tNry
rersnn set1;r' OF etine f'gat ioM hEs nn '"
Mar,t Il ffls' ,1a'. Gy 5mry eu'p"'e nf Twelve nHn
whether q not l1n'r hnGn legally .r1l,e,l !. new
,s'a' I'm ll'H" nre u'Y views ~ illis palnfnIly
,si,, e, salr: n, "hss iear the tnnrt M
t,!. nss m'1s aeIt-nil h* WF"t'cs, me- II nr TIM
vrs 'n, ,,,, 'tfss,shsi t, u. TIC aonil tthsa
anil % nov ts ,yer sa nrey tn tn, W. H. 'n!SS
-, inntsnt nMd Scasnt my" ~ ietr l'o*
seaA' ., ~ assarnre wl''s Wnnlt G9 mt fnwart prov.
llsc nellsc siin e"ntis nnu 'hr world. Tie fnct lint
tmgy snrffssed 'mrorinht evidence ~ my
NY "S ra tf9'te fe, T. NY M. 1.p 1cf g ~
ttsohs. IEc allldaslt nt sfearna. which was
~ thn supreme court ~ l'Ic RECENT htaf'
p1r!"t.ng TO br iii aElit:in,. h!asle BY mr. 10 HIN
M!l!s nnacf MFrsfs nj ltut1anI. nrhrly nf'' years
nsn, t was ~ aF1s.agnen tnof'y attsr "
ali his f. former nesl4ry n Ie sase: laA meyer
a,tslnoou. u yyrAns. u 'iuna I, Ivy. na! 70
a"nnd whn & wnnl .ssi:x that ha ever 1laie s1c
.! III! t,it i4isa GsaYit wA. eyl1enty ~ u i'uA'he,
res ' stc we a ~ rs afsr ,,
ny afss.i hnt m ti'n morning Of my nntelpaf:i
GGSscmfo, q, nfi! u mt y wy alto iatrl1tIe y
p,seiS p in .s honSat e5rn9osntifc @ testimony & ni
~ ~ H. r. mu",nK, ~ Alun Met Ahu c4hstffeH WIN
~ ~. ets uAMeeM Itexluehee a''a Boston III lHe
i"ir"e"n T., e.,t y. =. 1, oaile ". !s.i' ,,
@ exprst!. % tc t"rea s Fsirss"ns' of S1s ss
Ely e quar- ~nlcn ny m iont nEsntct fhe huo!Ic
sp" y rsiniy"s % nt1rT es sl,ss nn nypaj n s'sm nn
q m!"s ,, wat q alissiy u indi5or!iy hs css"f
a aas s"sos ys srsssa rss n IN cs. 1T st
aSt 1a,; oss sta ~ ~ , n.y. , s" ,;, d. no "vr .2
, 1879-04-17

l'l1ltA AD1GlsHIIIAs
F't1tAnrErH1x, april IT, u-FrHCK--Gu!ct. Rye
-four qntet md unchanged.
GuAtx'-Whuat quiet: No. 2 Wcstcrn rcd. clc.
satof, 81. l!lh. Rye steady, Western, i7ff5Sc.
coFn-MnTkct t1ull; Western Rejected 1p!:63 sf!:c:
steamer, ~ "a !?'ic. t}ats qnfrt and unchanged.
PnorIsr'Ss-71]u1I nna unchanged. 1nrd lom-
ina'y UNCHANGED.
hUTTE,s-Qutot md unchanged.
E""s--Weak: Western. l1stlgHc.
CitEErE-Wosterh creamery, T457tic; io good,
GGtB4c.. =.
rErnotEt;N-tlnlct: rchncd, n,5c: crude. SEC.
REckttsTs-FInur. I.s. 0 hrs wheat. IT., Dn0 Int;
corn. 1a3, V00 bu; natt H. i'01 bn; ryct !, UUU bu.
, 1879-04-17

foLEno. O., April 11.-GtAts--Wheat lull;
cS'ra w',ts Michigan, s1.o3as orezcI; nmbut
M'chgan.s .sfnt, s1.0'I; Anrll. 81. Os.; bid; May,
s1.o4l: Sn. {" rcd winter, spot. s1ot.. !;
May held al s1.t1, sl.o4i bid; Jnns held n,
S1;oaE, sl.n5.s b!d. Corn dull; hfuh mixed.
:W!1c asked: :Igc lid: No. =, .pol, :t:i.tc bid;
Nny ;'n,ac: 5nl,e held At ;si, 3G.i offered; july
Jte4c unctca. Oats thuctiyt
, 1879-04-17

u - =, -, ~
IT, Louis. NO., april lu. u.-FLouN-Flrmer or.
inA'S-"hrat active Grn', mud higher; largo
EXPORT usMana; No. fed fall. 81. uI!a D;Hi !
caal; 5i o3s Arstli 81 .03tsfi O3 Aay: 81. W!
@slus?s 3unc; Nltlteto7c Jnly; No. . Milwaa-
shadr hieha,: cinsri aE, y, oa,, Mnn ts,ce"
1ntxea. :3GT Qlic caai,; :s.s;et;Sjc AprlI: jHhGs
:Sstsc Mayt 1aas l3as.e Jusle; ;,sa.dt:i!ic July,
nmc S eseday w.th M sooa lpmnnts; No @5Sea
1ey ,Inii mn5 nn,s,,t anu huwes, ~ ihc. rar-
fNjc. S t'.'@- w ~A~'~-a 0SSo
, 1879-04-17

L. Phar, Alltl the Z. f. Snltt who was 1T tl,p
Adams House IN Boston, Juno III, 1874, wryu
otu a'ul tho samu person. The writer Of tho
letter is ati expert in handwriting, it being Ills
exclusive business:
DEAR StE: Previous to tho trial Of Juhn 7. palr,
- vermont. to srst gentleman 4criring my prl.
ir"slonhl srrvlcrs. Frous lutmpE tuslncHs. ittur.
% Views unHcf'taoA that questioned hnInwrsinss
fnhlu ba sreHnntGtl 10 H.u fur nnul yeH AMI G,y nu-
lou q. IN expert. ahoyuA thu summons. nMI ltlc.
ssntle'a', "lp introduced htnsc!f IN ass!.laut
ha'e t"reus.cn lss ioak me 10 liz .,dnn,s
is,n'c. nut cal!es uon tho crrk Tor certain, ~.
i.stt' which wns l'nnsted to lf1n. laS then lt ,ne
10 retired scnt, ati took rum Ais packet II lAie
irl!et !rnn thair In which l.e alleged! III positive
Ga,s tsf.s tn h. neYuf wrnte lho 'nns ~. i.
register, nor wus be there nj thu date upun whicS
r!id name WAN wrI.ttA. This letter. il phnir's
"wn lahswrttnp In tIse hanu* ot hsa uwn coutlsat,
WIS i' W tla stantarl fHt comparison. With huct
perlhartY an! adscss !Iah F!Iar Arurred I'll. limo.
tencn that tenevnirnt snd1sII!nas ha contrtl,,ini
sna3 sim 10 lrfraY the cxpellses of hts counsel
70 ll"stnn, aud tn prucura expert testimony upon
lstpr.
lus.vr ana ll,v na1lo registered W. +. Smii, Ii.
Altsns, w." wore IDENTICAL Supervising uiha]
upHn the ohcr' to 10 viewed ~ II .sansparel,cy,
curves ansis.' aa sS jo'"!ur:' '' aaa sa1''' II II
In" u ;ry IsS1 sfi q tna f .
Elnn; From any httur OF writing VI Phalr'b,
hasIns tho letters sompotng thu letters that nuke
haHu .hAy bc lMalle IN letter by letter a1d nrrage
y. to 10 a|mnst identical with taat upuII ihs
Alanls !luunu tsGster. There Coula 10 no cnauee
for a1!s forgery
Alter eit'lu Nf close observation and Gonna rsop
ny soucsposfn9 aul tuxtapottttot.. tie gentleman
ha' tAetc could he III danut but thnt thu leller au
tiRhAtufU upon tiv rrGItteE Wcrr by thu aafI!o
t!anl "Details have left OUT aud hasr nor 1uutcd
words. n.t only substance uni moaning. II l'ha!r
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Administrator Sale.

In tho matter of the estate of Charles c.
 hcDermitt deceased
 NORICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 in pursuance of order of sale made hy the Probate Court of the county of Mari oopa. in the territory If Arizona. on the 9th day of May. 1879 in the matter of the csta:e of Charles C. McDermitt. deceased. the un- deTs ened will sell at private sale the follow ing described real property. tO-wit: The south one half of southwest one-fourh of section e. in tOwnshi 1. north of Inge 4 east of the district of land subject to sale at Florence, Arizona. The interest or right of the said deceased once tn said land was q homestead t'tle not yet perfected
 Sealed bids will he received for the same and up the 26th day of May. 1879 at 10 o'clock, d.. m by 1he undersigned at his place "f residence, about two and q half miles south If Hay den's Ferry. in Maricopa county. and will be opened on that day. All sales subject -,l coI.frma ion by the Probate Court of Mari copa county
 And tn undersigned gives further notice that he will sell al private sale the following z described personal property belonging 10 the said estate One water right in the Tempe Irrigating Canal. two gin barrels. five car isenter planes. one chi=el. one guage. one ham mer. one try-square, one oven and Id. one raeku<e of clothes and blankets one hand saw, one shot gun, one bedsiead and bed. one set blow harness ono blow No. :. and tw 0 horses IT. io the said 2G G-h day of May. 1o7g.
 And in no bids are received and ac- ceptrd for said real estate, and all the above named pcrsopal property is n.t sold at 1d o'clock m. saiu 25th day of May. Ie79. then the undersi igned will offer all of snid pr, perty at public auction for sale 10 the high '-f bidder for cash, ihe sale of said real estate being still subject to confirmation by the said Probate Court of Maricopa county
 THOMAS MORROW. Admin sirator of inc cs-a.o ci Charles c.
 NcD-rmirf. dccccsed.
 N 5 Jis. l5Te. 55-3v
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
\ New EnterDriSe.

Eass Thursday reporter of inc HERALD inspected the new slaughter ing establishment of Mcssrs. Baltz 6 Kelly. situated some four miles north of town. The buildings are constructed of lumber, roomy and "ell supplied with the necessary ma GhinoTy for the business. Large and separate e0rrals have been erected for cattle, slieep and hogs. A well is being sunk that is now down some IS feet; water Is expected to be reached Ill about5 90 feet. Rooms, where en- nioyees live are adjoining. The en- tire concern. is under the charge of q brother of Mir. Baltz, who thorough Jg understands his business He has just arrived from California, where for many years-he was in similar business These are certainly the most complete Slaughtering houses in ais territory
 Owing to tha central location of Rh@nlx Messrs.- -Balsz & Kelly some hime since selected this as site from which to supply tiic retailers of Ari z0na wihl fat beef at all seasons of the year. Tneir cattle range is situ- aied in tAe northeastern part of this s0uIliy and is of suffi cient size to keep fat several thousand head of cattle. This firm now supply all the retail butchering establishments of Ph@aiz and hope ore lnng- to control most of that kind of business i'll the territory.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
OUR GRAIN MARKET.

As harvest is at hand and it will be but a few days before no incon- siderable portion of the new crop will be ready for the market, much tunCern is being manifested regarding the effect the railroad will have on prices, Many arc predicting that it will be scarcely possible to realize any profit or even to clear expenses, maintaining that grainwill be brougth in at rates which would be TuinouS to rauchers here. We arc pleased to observe. however, that these are very generally persons to whose interest 1t would be to have low prices, or to put it in the language of the stock board, they are the "bears" of the market. We predict, however, that there need be no uneasiness among our farmers, and we will proceed to substantiate our prediction by Il few facts and figures, which will tend to give it the character of something more than mere prediction and loose speculation.
 The editor of the HERALD while on a recent trip to San Francisco took occasion to investigate this very mat fer and learned that the lowest rate of freights for large shipments of grain from southern California would not be less than :27 90 per ton. Los Angeles being the initial point, as but little grain would be obtained this side of that place. This would I'e at the rate of $1 STE per hundred weight on grain laid down at Marico- pa. Another point now enters into the consideration. Where is our market? It has always been to tine n0rtlrEard of Us. in the Bradshaw and other northern districts, and we are free to conclude that it will con Iinue in this direction What then, can California grain be laid down here for. At present it costs cent pound or dollar per hundred to get freight from Maricopa laid down here We understand. however. that it can shortly be laid down for fifty cents per hundred. Let us take this lower estimate, and the freight alone on huudred weight of grain from Los Angeles would cost S1 S715. Add to tbjs the lowest probable origi- nal cost, say fifty cents per hundred and We find that grain cannot be put down for less than S2 3715 per hun dred- Storage and wastagc would also enter into consideration, but we hIake no allowance for them. Even II the railroad rates should be but q dollar per hundred, It would still cost two dollars per hundred here, and our farmers havesold and can continue to sell al that rate and have q fair margin left. We have, as will be seen, made these calculations on the very lowest possible rates of freight and purchase and fully believe we arc under rather than over the mark. Again the grain products of the valley will probably largely increase in the next few years, but the demand for it in the northern mining region will also increase with the developments that are just sure to come. Therefore we sec no cause whatever for uneasi- ness amaaG our farmers. They have inc commanding position and no or dinary cossrsc of events can drive them from it.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
HOTTER Y , Will be drawn at Prescott A. T.. on Wednes
 day, June 4th, 1872.
Act of .hc Legislature.

An act to aid in the construction of Capitol
 Buildings. and for ths support of Public
 Schools in the Territory of Arizona Be ii enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
 Arizona Territory
 Section l. T. shall he lawful for. and tle right power and authority is hereby granted for the period of twenty years. from the lSt day of February 1879. 10 the Arizona Devel- opment Cumpany-a corporation organized and existing under and "y virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona-and its assigns, t" give public lotteries at which. or by means of which money may be lawfully disposed of by chance, nythinS in the laws of this Territory iu the contrary notwithstanding, etc. etc.
 Sec. ; The Governor of the Territory of Arizona. and his successor in office. and in the event of the absence, disqualification or death of the Gov vernor-his legal substitute is hereby appointed q Commissioner to sUperintend the drawing IT distribution of prizes in sait lotter- ies and each of them. and certify to the cor recfuess thereof. etc. etc
 Sec. 3 All lotteries drawn under the pro visions of this ac, shall he drawn in some public place to be desienated " the Commis sioner between the hours of ten o'clock n. i.nd five o'clock ?. m, and in a manner to be approved by the Commissioners.
 Sections f. , and provide for the collection of ten per ceut. from all prizes and the pay ment of.ihc same into the capitol and school funds.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Conf{nued from FIrSt Pagc.

mincrnl deposits arc greatly cnhan- ccd by the abundance of wood and water and their easy accessibility in the Catarina districts. These noun tains comprise one of tAc finest DOT tions of the territory. They are GOV cred with d magnificent growth of timber, in which curiously enough, can be found sugar naples, and the foothills are heavily vcrdure clad with luxuriant grasses and beautiful undcrgrowth of flora. The land is rich and fertile with numherless streams of water.
 THE scENErT
 Is unsurpassed and the climate q most salubrious and delightful orc Your correspondent visited these mountains a short time since on d hunting trip and was most favorably impressed with their numerous at tractivc features. Altogether, I be lieve this will prove one uf the rich tst and largest mineral districts in in Arizona. Several sample speci- mems taken from different mines in this district assay from S25 to g 900 gold. Prospects" give assurance that as further developments are made even richer assays than these will be obtained The Southern Pa cific railroad is now rapidly stretching its ron arms eastward across the ter ritory from Yuma, passes within q few miles of these mountains.
 ST. LOUIS INVESTMENTS.
 I find that St Louis is largely in. terested in mines in this territory. As rule I find also that they have made good investments l am glad of this and hope such examples will have the effect to awaken further in tercst among her capitalists to the essential importance oi taking advan- tage of the fine opportunities for prof itable investment here and making inquiries as 10 the many advantages 10 be mutually derived from closer commercial relations. Arizona prop erly belongs to St. Louls. Geograph- ically and in commercial point she should sustain the same relation to your city that Nevada does to San Francisco. This is selt-cvident even to the most casual observer
 The products from the valley of l1e Mississippi and machinery from the shops of St. Louis manufactur- CTS will find a ready market in supply ing the immediate necessities of the Arizona 11iner. In my opinion there is d splendid field here for safe and profitable iEvCetment in mining prop critics. The attention of St. Louis capitalists once turned this way, their investments anT consequent sue cess would greatly red dound not only to their own material in. crest, but 10 Arizona's also, in advancirg them to the prominence they are certainly deserving of-R F. Straine in the St. Louis Republican.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Proclamation orthe Governor.

TEfEITO " OF NTIZ0NN-
 EXECUTIVE DEPT. February 70. ies9
 l. John c. Fremont. Governor of the Terri tory of ri7ona and eX-oficio Commissioner to snperiuteni the drawing of lnrreri.s for the support of ihe public schools etc, by virtue of the power ani authori;y vested in ma by law do hereby designate as the place where the first lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Company. the Thra'rc in Pres colt, the Capital of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be the 4th day of June. lr99, between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. and , o'clock ?
 Witness my hand and the gr eat ai of the Territory of Arizona this 2Oth day of Fcbru- arv A. D. 1879.
 lsFALI JOHN c. FREMONT, Governor and ex- oilicio Lottery Commissioner
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M OtiCe.

Having established q Purchasing Agency, MT. l. Bieu will give his personal attention 10 all orders of any kind such as Boots hnd Shoes. Furniture, Cr"ckery, Carpets, Millin- cry Goods, Groceries, etc.
 Beinr in constant business relations and hay in. 2 thorough acuuaintance with all the lea l. ing houses. ladies. in ordering thron. Il MT. Bieu will receive the fuli benefit ot his eNPe- rience and fird it more advantageous than doin.r heir own shopping
 Addr. $ lc;ters. !. .. HoN -i0.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

The following postmasters have been appointed in Yavapai county /; William Gilson, Date creek and Miss Libby Jackson, Skull valley.
 Trustees for the Tiger mine have been elected as follows; Joseph Clark E. 0. Hastings, Levi Bashford, Geo. B. McAneny and A. D. Allen. The Board organized by electing Joseph Clark president. ". II. Lent secretary an.i .. II. Helm superintendent
 Sonta Rnsn Cal was lately visited
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Quarters, @l.20.
Halves, &2. 50 .

The Bank of Arizona will net as Treasurer, and all ,unu.,s received from sales of tickets will b. G-posited there to await the drawing Prizes will he paid ten days after inc drawing
 All ur,l-rs for tickets must be accumpa1ied by the money, which can be sent in 6nnk Drafts on San Francisco Certificates of De posit or Postal Money Orders, or by Wells, Fargo tc Cos. Express.
 Address d communications and make all drafts and money orders payable to the order of the Arizona Lottery Copmany. Prescott, A. r.
 Register all letters containing drafts or post al orders To avoid forgeries, buy ne tickets eNcert pf regular agents.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Certificate Of Territorial Treas
 

Certificate Of Territorial Treas
 uTer.
 I, Thomas l. Butler. Treasurer of Arizona Territory. hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has his day filed in my office acceptance in writing of the act nf which the above is a copy. and has als" filed in my office a bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars which bond has been ap proved by the Governor and an AsSociate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona Ter ritor Y conditioned for its faithful performance of the provisions of sad act
 THOMAS J PT-TTrR.
 Territorial Treasurer. Prescott. February 20tL. 1873.