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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
summons.

Tn the District Court of the Third Judicial Dtsrcs,
 Yaxspai County. rIIDoLPHUS F. SWEENEY Ad-nfnis-
 tra.or of the estate of HuSh 1- s"ss-
 new deceased, Plaintiff,
 Jeremiah NJ Gleason Louis l.. B. swee-
 rev Fugene E.. Burlingame, Shadraeh
 N Thompsou Pierce F. HoAie. Henry
 YSooth and William Church, Defts-
 Action brought in the District Court Of the Third yneiaI District in and for the County of IaSape a inc Territory of Arizona
 The eritor of Arizona sends greeting to Jeremiah NJ Cileasou Louis l.. B. SS SeeDey, Eugene l. Bur 6ngame shadrach V. Thompson, Pierce F. Eoxie, Hes,ry Booth aud William Church.
 Yaf are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named nIsi,tu in the District Court of the Thlrd Judicial istrt in and for County of Iavepai ln the Ter tory of Arizona and answer the complaint niei with Le Clerk of this Court, Prescott, in sid county s .opy of which complaint accompanies ths summons within twenty days texeusive of the day of serVe af- ter the service upon you of this summons, served I tis county: but if served out of inc county and with n this district then within thirty dsys in all other cases fortv days.
 Ana won are hereby notified that # you fali t) sppear and apser the complaint GtOVs requlteh iie in- tiF win fake judgment against you according 70 the prayer of tie complaint copy of whlcn IS annexed hereto, and costs and dsoursselts ID ms peiau eK- Gwen nader Iny hand and the seal of the said Dis .s. Courr at Prescott this I2th day of November, A. D. ISIS. MA- VI EA-7otsi e.''A- FIToH CHURCHILL, Att'ys Tor Pin nlS'no
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
GOLD. SILVER AND GREENBAcKs.

Since the greenback has been declared equally valuable with gold the pubic mind has settled down, and paper currency has rather the preference over the metallic sub stance in circulation throughout the cOun- try. The minds of the people are at rest as to the value of the different classes of coins, notes, etc, authorized by our Govern ment as legal tender for all debts. private and public. A great change, indeed. during the last decade. When gold was selling at 2S5, there were men who believed it would never fall below that point. They were de- ceived. They believed the Republic was doomed. They were sadly mistaken. They thought greenbacks would continue to fall until a cart load woald not be enough to buy sack of flour. They lacked conf dence. It was a great contest in those days between the faithful and those who had no faith in the American Government, the most powerful of the civilized world. The whole history of the rebellion was written with the changing gold quotations On the first day of the new year 1879. Our money is all right. How is it, however. with that of our sister Republic to the south Mexican dollars are quoted n San Francisco at 8 cents, while here in ArizOna they are passed for 100 cents. If our people continue 10 receive the Mexican dollar at par, schemers will sead them in, food our market with them, take away our currency, and the re- suit will Do that some Ons will bo loser finally, from the fact that when we become necessitated to pay our dobts with Mexican silver dollars. our best offer will be just what they are worth in San Francisco. IL is time that action was taken in the prem jses which will have q tendency to place this foreign money at a value certainly not in excess of what it Is worth. Since our mines are producing ib.o the millions an- nually. ii seems bat proper that some meas ures should be instituted looking 10 the es- taLlishing of Mint in the Territory at some available point. Wiih Mint at home, and the general increase of bullion from our wonderful deposits of gold and silver, it would be but a short time before our Territory would be full of American dollars, and the cry of hard times and for eIgn coins would be subjects Of the past.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
coaseIi-rea,h Day.

CgFscIL CgAN8EsJa 18th, ls79. Council met at tea o'clock pers1ant to adjournment yesterday.
 President Bugbs.s in the Chair. Roll Called.-PFcsent-M Mrssrs Bean Grav, Head Kirkpatrick, Rowe. Thomas. We come and Mir President -Alssent-E N weiis. Minutes of preceding dsv were read corrected. ana sprroYea
 Ar Mells entered sbd took his scai. H E no. read a sccond time ia Council. Upon motion Of Nr. Head II B. no 3 was committed Co Judiciary Committee The foilosiDg message was received frou. the House.
 Uouse of BepTesen iaiives.
 Jan. 18th. iss0 Ma. rHEssBESI The hcuse bas passed II. B. ao. 4 entitled An Act Co amend cer tan sections O: Chapter 4s af pfocee,lings in civil eases. B. \. ficEAs,
 Chsef Clerk. IL B DO. entitled An Act ts amend certain seciians of Chapter 4s of pfoces 2. isg7 ID civil oazss. read frst l5n8o Ia Coan- oil
 Mr. Head gave notice that, at an early day wili introduced a lriii Ger the better pro tcction sf stock. si-,. hifl Co amend Ac, fe- sfing fo estr4y asimgls
 Nr Wells ioirpiucca ths folicslnr ress- iuiior. which upon r5finn of Ns flesd zas z'i srtcd Eaa' tho cjcIk le iostrucies ta n Ae isIuiy Ff ihe liot -e whst action it
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has taken upon the concurrence or no" currence of Conncil c. C. K. no. D. The following communication was rea" from the Governor.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 PREscoTT, Jan. 16th-, 1873. 1f, psrsynFNr.-And gentleman of the CounciI communicate for the information of inc Council report of. Territorial Auditor. lam informed that the annual statements necessary to complete the report of the Ter rltorial Treasurer have not yez been sent m to him by all the County Treasurers. DO soon as thIs report is received by me It Will be transmitted to the Council.
 J. C. FREMONT. loon motion of Mir Head the report or the Territorial Auditor was made the orueI of ,h.. day for Ii o'clock tomorrow. Upon motion of Mir Wells the Gouneii adionrned until the usual hour tomorrow.
 House-renth Day.
 HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 PRESCOTT, Jsn. l6, 1879. House met pursuant to adjournment Speaker Stewart in the char.
 Roll called. Present--Me-srs. Davis ray, Hamilton, Leitch, McAteer, Nicoles, Park, Rumburg Meade, Speedy, Nah ana %r' Speaker.
 Absent-Messrs AIsap, Bufum, Behan, Fitch, Purdy and StinsOn. Minutes of preceding day read and aP- proved.
 Messrs. Alsap, Slins0n, Bufum, Behan ard Fitch appeared and took their seats. Mir. Mead gave notice that on tomorrow, oI at an early day, he would introduce Ii bill entitled An act 10 authorize the county of Pinal to issue bonds to raise money for Courthouse and jail purposes. On leave, NIT. Hamilton introduced H. E. No. Ii. an act entitled An act to secure the construction of certain railroad and telegraph lines. and to provide for other mstters relating thereto approved Feb z, 1877.
 II. E. No. II read arst tune.
 On motion of Mr. Hamilton, the rules were suspended, II. B. No. II read second time by its titls and referred to the Com mittee on Corporations.
 On motion of Mr Meade, Council Memo ria No. was read ana referred to the Com mittee on Memorials and Petitions. The following messags was received from the Council;
 CovNcL CHAMBER,
 PREscoTT. January h, 1873. Mr. Speaker--I am instructed to inform you as follows:
 The Council ha3 eoncurred in II. (. R.. No. $.
 The Council has refused to concur in H. c. l.. No. 9.
 The Council has adopted Council Memo rial No 3, asking for the establishment of a Unit d States Branch Mint at Florence, Pi- nal county, A. T.
 HINsOS THOMAS, Chief Clerk. II. E. No. TO- an act to provide for the punishment of larceny in certain cases, was read second time by its title and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
 Mir. Alsap offered the following resO!u- ton:
 Resolred, That his Excellency the Cover nor be requested to send to this House copies of the reports of the Territorial Treasurer and Territorial Auditor, and that the Clerk of this House transmit to his Ex ceIency a copy of this resolution. On motion of Mir. Behan, the House ad journed until the usual hour tomorrow morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
ARIZONA LEGISLATURE.
Council-Eigh:h Day.

1 Council met at 10 a. m, President Hughea m the Chair. Roll call-all present except Councilman Wells, who appeared, and had | his name called subsequently,. Minutes ot the previous day read and approved. | A memorial to Congress for money i for Geological and Meteorological survey | of Arizona was presented by Chairman of ] Committee on Mines and Mining. Read and passed.
 4 message was received from the House, stating that the House had passed II. B. 1 No. 6, changing the name of John Me Laughlin 10 John Barry. | A report was received from the Special Joint Committee on Printing, statirg that the Committee had conferred with and ob- tained from the publishers of the ARIZONA MINER and lhe Enterprise, a list of prices for Printing, respectfully recommending the adoption of the same. The report was accepted and the Committee discharged. c. B., No. 4, was read third time and passed.
 A message was received from the House, stating that that body had passed Con- current Rescl lution No. ', and respectfully asked concurrence therein. Upon motion of NIT. Bean, Concurrent Resolution, No. :, was colcurred in by the Council.
 H. B., No. 6, read first time in Council. Upon motion of Mir. Head rules were suspended, and H. B., No. 6, read second time in Council, and upon motion ot MT. Rowe, the bill was considered engrossed, read third time and put upon its final passage, and passed
 By request of President Hughes, MT. Head took :he Chair, ana MT. Hughes gave notice that he would at al early day intrS- duce bill to provide for the segr, gation of mining claims in Pima county; aud also bill to make the office of Probate Judge elective.
 Council adjourned until o'clock p. m.
 Council resumed its session pursuant 10 adjournment.
 The Judiciary Committee, to whom was referred Council Memorial No l, reported that they had duly considered the same and reported 1t back, recommending its passage.
 Council Memorial No. l WAS read a second time.
 The Committee on Printing reported that the contract for printing was made with the publishers of the ARIZONA LINER and The Enterprise, and that complete copy of the Journals of bnth the Council end House will be publishei daily.
 Memorial No. was read second time and passed.
 Mr Kirkpatrick introduced a Memorial to the Senate and House Of Representa- tives of the United States, in reference 10 the land grants, claimed III Arizona, deri- wing title from Mexico A vote was taken as to the adoption of the Memorial by the Council, and unanimously passed.
 Council adjourned until ta-morrow at 10 o'clock A. N.
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H. c. R. no 9 in which they respectfully

H.C.R. no. 9 in which they respectfully ask your concurrence. 1 Rssolued. Bv the House, the Council con- curing. That of all bills or reports ordered printed by either House, 155 copies be pflnt- ed and distributed as follows: Ten copies to the Chief Clerk of the CouHcll, ten copies to the Clerk of the House and five copies to each member of the House and Council.
 B. X. Fickas, Chief Clerk. Upon morton of MT. Wells Il. c. k- mo- was referred to the committee on printing. Upon motion of Mir. Head R. c. k. No 5 was cOncurrcd in by Council. The following message was received from the House:
 HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, PRESCOTT, Jan. 15, 1879. MR PRESIDENT: House has passed HB. No. 3. entitled "An Act to amend section 24, chapter 5l, Compiled Laws, A. IT B. A. FIcKUs, Chief Clerk.
 H.B. No. 3, entitled "An Act 10 amend section 24. chapter 5l. Compiled Laws, A. T.,rwas read first time in Council. Upon motion of Mir. Bean, Council ad- journed until p. Tn.
 Afternoon, , PM.
 Council resumed it's session, President Hughes in the chair.
 Roll called-Present-G Head, Kirk patrick, Rowe, Thomas, Welcome and MT. President. Absent-Wels and Bean. Mir. Thomas then introduced Council Memorial No. 2, asking for the establish ment of a branch L. $. Mint ct Florence, Pinal e unty, Anzona Territory.
 Council Memorial No. ?, read in Coan . cil, and upon motion ot MT klrkPatrlek' unanimou; ly adopted by the Council. Mr. Thomas, Chairman of Printing Con- mit.ee, handed in the following resotution MR. PRESIDENT:
 Your Committee on printing to whom Is referred II. C. Res. No. 2, herewith return the same, and beg leave to report that they have considered said H. C. Resolution, anu respectfully recommend that the Council do not concur in the same.
 F. Thomas, Chairman.
 H c. Resolution No. g, was not cuncurred in by the Council, lose voting m the negative being Messls. Gray, Head, Kirk patrick, Rowe Thomas Welcome and Mr. President, 7.-Ahs,nt,, MessrS. B,an and Wells, ?.
 The following resolution was introduced by Mr. Gray, aud upon motIOn of 1lr. Thomas was adopted.
 Resolved that the Committee on roads and ferries, and the committee on printing be authorized to employ one clerk to act on both committees.
 Upon notion of Mr. Kirkpatrick, the Council adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
sI,erin's Sale.

Territory of Arizona, County of Ysyapai, trading and doing business under the firm name
 of spruanee, St4nley < Co Plaintiffs, LEON LEYMARIE and PETER MccARDEIL, partners, trading and doing business under the firm name
 of LeymArie Co.,, Defendants. Bv virtue of an execution and order of sale, in the above entitled cause, issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for County of Yavapai and to directed duly Attested the 20th day of December, 1s7s by which commanded to proceed tc notice of safe sEt to seu the following described property, to wit l: An right title and interest of the said defendants Der i've ts situate lying and being in the town of A. exAndra in tho Peck Mnug District in the county of YAvapa the Territory of Arizona, together with the Improvements thereon.
 Notice is hereby given, that on
 Friday, the 10th day ci January, 1879. at I2 o'clock r. on the promises the of Alex Andru said county and territory will offer for sale and proceed sell, at Public auction, to the highest Of America the above described uropery, @ satisfy the of eleven hundred and sixty three 1-lOo S 163l2 damages, and eghtythree 2Sl0O Ss3 2si doaIs costs and disbursements and accruiGg eosts these bein the amounts in sald order directed to be made.
 ED r. BOWERS. She if.
 By R. II. WALKER, Ind. Sh'E. Prescott, A. T. Dec. 20, 1s7s,-td-
 POSTPONED.
 The above sale is hereby postponed until FRIDAY. January 31st, 1872 by order of the attorney Il un. E. F. BOWELS, Sheriff. By x. P. PIERCE, Depury.
 Prescott. January 10, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

CSsRATEEUL-Thc members of the House and Council, st the commencement of the term. voted for themselves twenty copies eSch of the newspapers of the Territory. leaving il entirely with the members to make their own selections, etc. One or two of our Pima delegation ordered three copies If the Dos Republicss, Spanish paper, and more. than proportion, as there arc ten papers published in the Territory Nevertheless. the narrow minded edItor oi the Dcs Repub,icas, telsgraphs as follows to one of it's mos; ardent suppnrters: Your order for three copies of the Dos Ropublicas respectfully rejected. Mr. Fully wa, awarded the printing of the Governors mes sag, in Spanish, sud really has received more patronage thaE aHy other paper ir Tucson, and his telegram seems to indicate that the proprietor Is most ungrstcfu object of misery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
---7'-7---v-ffs- THE o'BRIEN MYSTERY.
The MiIIIopaire's Brother Disappears Again
 A Reported ComprOSuise.

The NtIIionaire's Brother Disappears Again
 A Reported Compromise.
 P. S. O'Bueu, the reputed brother of the deceased millionaire. Vim. s. 0'Brien, to- gether Sish his wife and daughter, lef; the Baldwin, where they have been stopping for the past month, in the carly part of the evening of Wednesday. Great care was taken 10 prevent her husband from being seen, be being closited in the bedroom of the suite occupied hy inc two while the porter removed the trunks from the main fOom. The husband with his face covered vith a broad scarf. his eyes only being visible. vas hurried into a carriage hired at stand other than that of the hotel, and driven rapIdly 0 the Palace Hotel where thev remained for S Iew hours, when they icft taaf carsysRsaFy, and up to late hour las; night had not returned. The sudden departure of the two frJm the BaidSin Is accredited to the fact that J. McDonough and bis wife. the sister oi the late W. S. o'Brisn, hsd arrived at the hotel from San Jose on She previous day and taken possession of an adjoining suit of rooms, and Co the visit paid Mrs O'Brien during the afternoon of wcdResday by Mrs. flood and daughter. I, is ruaiorea that the olsim cd the alleged brother upon the estatc of the deceased millionaire. has been settled by the pay men, Of &S0O. .OoO to him by Mir. Flood, aod that he has disappeared ss mysieriOosly as he sppeAred.-S. S. F. Cal, Jsn. iO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.

Tn the mater of the Estats of James P. RuH de csased-
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adninis- .rxor of the estate of James r. Bull, ceeeHsec to the
 ,ors af and alI persons having ea against the said deceased to exhibit tho nscessry voueh- within t onhs of the pubfca ion of this notce 70 the said Administration, at hs residence in Mineral Park Mobavc County, Territory of Arizona.
 NM KRr. EE, Administrator of the estate ef James P. Bull, deceased
 Mineral Park, Dec. 20tn, le's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
SENATOR THURMAN 4 LITTLE OFF.

In answer to Blaine's speech, charging fraud in the Louisiana Bnd south Carolina eIectious. Senator Thurman said thousands of working men in Massachusetts, Michigan and Pennsylvania were compelled by their employers to vote the Republican ticket or lose their situations. The Teller Commit tee. priar to leaving for Louisiana to investi- gate election matters. called upon Senators Elaine and Thurman to substantiate their assertions. Blaine addressed sharp, bright letter to the committee, designating his wit nesses and requesting that they be subps- nael. Thurman huInmed aud hawed and ,yas embarrassed. but at last said that he had read about Massachusetts frauds m the Bostou Globe: that Congressman who was beaten for reelection in Michigan charged his defeat tO such influences, and man named Wallace in PenUsvivania gave him information as tO that State. The Michigan man fGeneral Williams was interviewed by members of the committee, and declared ,hat Thurman had exaggerated what h0 had .,ia Thurman finally inferred the com ,ni,tac to his informauts. and denied having assumed Inc responsibility of the facts stated in his speech. Blaine. on the con ,,nry. takes the bull by the horns and offers to prove all his u;tersBces.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
Delinquent Sale Notice. TIGER MINING COMPANY

Location of principal place of business San rfan- r,sco California
 Location of works, Tiger Mining District Rrsash.x Nounsain Yavspai county, Arizona Territory
 NOTICF-T'hsfe are delinquent upon the Ioli,,vvs,,s ascy,,ad stnck account of assessment tNo ., l- d , te 2ist day of October 1s7s several set opposite the names Of the respective sharchode,s f,ila
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
SPEECH OF HON. J. N. KIRKPATRICK,

Delivered m the Legislative Council, at Prescott, A: T., January 14th, 1879, pend ing the passage of his Memorial to Con gross, with reference to fraudulent Land Grants.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

General Grant has now made general tour of the Continent Of Europe, and his presence has been honored everywhere by receptions, ovations, etc, including all the principal cities of Ireland except Cork. Cork couldn't stand it The COrSOniaas had heard that General Grant was in favor of goddess schools m America, snd opposed ta the union of Church and State. Here bigotry got inc better of them and they sent word to General Grant, who was then at Dublin receiving the congratulations of that more enlightened city, that his pres snce would be offensive to the people of Cork, who regarded him ss a heretic. Not bciug wanted, he, of course, didn't so. Cork is the only city in the world so en- tirely Priest-ridden
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

Hou J K. Luttrell, NJ C., from CAlifor- mia, sometimes known by the familiar pet name of "the wild ass of SIskiyou," has expressed the intention of removing to Ari Eona when his term expires, where 1t Is his intention to establish himself in the prac- tioe of tho law. Taeson, wc understand, is his objective point,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

Articles of incorporation have been dled in the County Clerk'S ofIica bv the Rruns- wick Mining Company. tn operate in the Territory of Arizona, CapitAt slcrk. Si0.- oo0.tso. birectorS-fseo. if. Rice. William S. Chapman. Wm a, Davenport. Richard li. stretch and John E Mason.-ECall. feth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

The Plymouth Church pew sales for ihis year amount to $sse5S. an excess of sa.sI7 over last year. Getting on the ragged edge of despair" seems Co have proved s finsucisl speculation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

\ nanhuFy man who leCiur,sd Ga au ad- joining town, said that many people failed io get into the hall It subsequently, came ont thsi they had made no sffeuaVs to.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
Council Ninth Day.

HousE or RErREsExTATTyEs.
 4sn. l5. lSla NR PrFsfrrvr Too Iloase ha. pa-,s-l
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Job work done in the latest ssyles ,.f 'hs art at the NT>tH office.
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.. \. TWEED. Attorney and Csaaseisr at Law. 2tnersi Park Nshsv- Co Artzo,s
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has taken upon the concurrence or non-'O" currence of Conncil c. C. R. no. b.
 The following communication was reao from the Governor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-28

MINE NovGoRoD FAIR. The great market
of the eastern world has been held ut this
junction Of the Volga and Olga Rivers. in
Russia, every summer for hundreds Of years.
Here the nations of Europe and Asia meet
with their products for trade. Cossack,
Chinese, Turks. aud Persian meet the German
and the Greek with every variety Of mer.
chandise that mankind employs, from Saph-
Tres To grindstones, tea, opium, fur, food,
tools and fabrics, and last but not least, med
icinea. J. C Aver 4 Co.'S celebrated remedies
from America were displayed In an elegant
Bazaar, where the Doctor himself might
sometimes be seen. They are known and
taken on steppes Of Asia rs well as the prni-
ries Of the Wet. and are an effcctual antidotc
for the diseases that prevail in the courts OF
the North as well rs the huts and cabins OF
the Western contincnt.-Lincoln md Times.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-28

Some person having inquired of
government officials whether an In
dian could become citizen by taking
out naturalization papers, Carl Schurz,
Secretary of the Interior, replies as
follows:
sit is principle judlcially estab-
lished that Indians can be made citi-
gems of the United States only by
some competent act of the General
Governmcnt-eith a treaty or an
act of Congressman therefore in the
absence of any such statutory enact
ment or treaty provision, no declara-
ton to become citizen can dissolve
the tribal relations of an Indian. l
know Of no such statute or treaty re-
specting the Indian tribes of Wash
ington Territory"