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The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
LEGAL.
Notice.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER !
 vIs0Rs OF MAiICoPA COUNTY A. T. {

| OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER vIs0Rs OF MAICOPA COUNTY A. T. ] Whereas. by an act of the Tenth Legisla- | tive Assembly of the Territory of Arizona. ent tiled an act to provide for the erection of | cou nty buildings in the county of Maricopa. aKd other matters relating thereto the Board of supervisors of the county of Mzrieopa authorized to issue bonds of said county af Mari. ;oPa in any sum not exceeding $40. OOo oo for the erection of county buildings ef said county and, whereas. by the provisions of said ac [. the board of supervisors of said coun- ty of M sricoPa are required 70 adopt plans and specific: stions of said county buildings hin ninety ays from the passage Oi said act r. and whereas, said board of supervisors by the pro visions of said act, are authorized and ernpow- cred to appropriate a sum rot to exceed S5Oo tor the proc uring of plans and specifications for the erection of couRty buildings as aEnroSaid- Now, therefore, it is ordered that the olerk of this Board be snd he iS hereby directed tp Ad vertise for plans and specifications for the cree ten of h, use and i4i for said county of MaricoPa. The said buildings cost to extend S2S uuO, tine said court house to eOnfain tine follow ing Ins, to wit: District Court room, Clerks office. two jury ron-uS Eecorler's office, Treasure g otice, Shs ri1-S office bis trct Attorneys office. Collection office Probate Judges office and Public Adminis,rato s orie-- The jail to be of sufficient size tB eonrain six iron cells of the usual size, together with n suitable jailor's room or rooms. and may be i'm the basement of the court house or otherwise according to the plan adopted by the board
 It is further ordered that the sum of 43sO cash be paid out of money provided in said act for the plan and specifications which may be adopted by the board that all plans sn.i specifications which may be submitted br [ not adopted shall in become county charge, but that all parties submitting such plans upon demand male within three months after their rejection by the board shall Ae en- titled to the same that the per-ons subr.itting plans and specifications which ad"p- e,s shah before receiving pay therefor guarantee that the contract price of said buildings shall nus exceed the amount estimated in said Plaas
 That said advertisement be published in the PHGNIN HERALD and in the weekly San Fran cisco Examiner for the space of one month. that plans will be received by the Clerk of the Board up to and including the 18th day of April, 1879. That on the IS day of April. 1879, the Board will proceed to examine and pass upon such plans may be submitted and il is further ordered that the board reserve the right to reject any and all plans and specihcA- tions which may be submitted.
 w. F. McNULTY, Clerk.
 Dated March 10th, 1879. 67-lm
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Recently a Methodist church in Nevada expelled one of it's members. He thought it the result of his past or's spite against him, and, not to be outdone in his devotions, he conducts them at present in rather original way. He owns a saw mill near the church. On the Sabbath he attaches to his engine an immense steam cal Hope with which he makes his instru- mental music. and with the Sweet By and By'' drowns the voice of the neighboring parson. Has this indi- vidual as mnch right to worship the the Lord by steam and calliope as the minister has to worship Him by organ is a question now in the temporal courts. The magistrate, from whose judgment the case is appealed, decides that he has.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

McMILLEN SILVER MINING CONPA- -'A ny--Location of principal place of busi- ness, San Francisco, California; location of worl s. Globe District Maricopa county Ari- zona Territory Noiice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the nineteenth day of March. 1879, an as sessment (No. 2 of Twenty-Five cents per share WAS levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in United States gold coin. to the Secretary. at the of flee of the company. 32S Montgomery street. Room 24, San Francisco. California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid the twentY-third day of April. 1879, will be delinquent and advertis- ed T sale at public auction and unless pay ment is made before. will be ssld on THURS DAY, the fifteenth day of May, 1879. to pay tine delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By or der of the Board Of Directors.
 J. MORIZIO. S'try. pro m. Ofhce-32S Montgomery street, room 24 Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco, California.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
He Came In Ahead.

A farmer and his wife were recent ly jogging along on the Waitsburg road on their way to town with a washtub full of eggs. Presently the Government ambulance came along, and both the farmer and the soldierly driver began to enter into little race. The farmer had two young colts in his team, which were full of fire and oats, while the soldier drove four good mouse-colored mules, also in good trim. Sometimes the colts were ahead, and then again the mules. Buckskin was cheap and plenty, and the affair became quite interesting to all concerned. There was no money up, but it was a 5000 race in each drivers mind, and away they went Presently the eggs in the tub began to jump and hatch out. "Mattie," said the excited farmer, put your foot on it." and she did. Then he gave the ponies little more buckskin, and they won the race. When they came into town and the groceryman attempted to count out the eggs he found the whole tnb full of dump lings. but not an egg. That's rough" said the disappointed grocer, land eggs worth fifty cents a dozen and scarce" "But, Said the farmer, after a pause "I came in ahead."
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Notice.

We. the undersigned, Trustees of School District No l. in the county ot Maricopa, Territory of Arizona. hereby give Eotice that we will receive plans and specifications for a public school building for said district. Said building is to be of brick. one story high all walls nor less than fifteen feet h gh, five ms, center room 4oN40. wing rooms 40x50. center rising above wings We further give rOtice that will m eet at the court house in said district the 9th day of April, 679, to receive and publicly open ana consider all plans and specifications for said building.
 Cost of building not to exceed eight thousand dollars. We reserve the right to reject any aud all plans.
 A. D. LEMON,
 II. H. LINVlLLE,
 JOHN. T. ALSAP. Ma-cI, All. 1870
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Probate Notice

Probate Notice In the Probate Court of Maricopa county, in
 the Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Phillip Klotz, deceased.
 Pursuant to an order of the said court, made the l7th day of March. A. D. s79, notice is hereby given that Monday. the 2lst day of April 1879. at 10 o'clock of said day. at the court room of said court, in the town of Phoenix. in the said county of Maricopa have been ap- pointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Phillip Klotz, deceased, and for hearing the application of Charles Goldman for the issuance to him of letters testementary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same.
 VIM. A. HANCOCK,
 Probate Judge and ex-officiO Clerk. Dated March l7ih 1879, 69f
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02

The President has nominated Car ence King for Director of the Geolog- ical Survey Francis A. Walker for Superintendent of the Census; David s. Strather of West Virginia as Con- sul-General in Mexico; Jacob H. Stewart for United States Surveyor General in Minnesota.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
FOR SALE.

The Livery Stabia business of ]. D. NOnihon with the stock of Buggies. Harness. etc. This thriving business is located in the center of the town of PheniN- on the corner opp site Court House square, and will be sold upon the not reasonable terms, as the proprietor is about fs, visit the old folks at home. For particulars np- ply to the undersigned.
 T. D. MONIHOS. Phenix A. T., January s3d. 1879.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

PRESIDENT OF tins rcpuDlsc the right 60 cxer
Csc such unconstitutional powers. We DO
no. mean % pitch this cOncrsf on the grounds
~ objection 20 him. VINO happens Al not by
the grace OF God" by the run of luck" *
be administering that ONCE. II from yonder
east Of the speakers chair) the fir.t Prcsi
uent q the republic should step down 70 a.
sumo powers which the grateful people Of an
infant republic conferred upon iim - their
thief Magi-trate--if he were here. fired Nv
tnnt patriotic ard0r which moved him IN the
earlier and better days OF this great Govern.
menf, 20 him we would not consent 70 Weld
unconstitutional powers or 10 rest the liberty t
~ the citizen In any mans discretion. nor
would ne receive H. IL was not for the earlier
Dut Tor the later Executives Of the Govern
m+nt ~ grasp and seek 20 retain such ql.s-
tonabic prerogntiyes. II Is made on principle.
not on policy, and II can not be surrendered
Standing on such broad grounds, clothed
~ sucL a pHnoply, resting tins case on
the broadcast principle of Justice, we are con-
tent 70 appeal 20 the people Of this land
There T. nO tribunal before " hicn We are NOT
willing TO carry this case OF contest and We
are ready 20 allow Him who rules the des-
TIMES OF man 20 Judge between US and give
victory % tue right. do not mean 70 INF
any authority TO state what Others NAV DO.
but do mean TO say that IL Is my deliberate
that there Il not 70 be found a
single man on this side Of the House VINO win
EVER consent 70 abandon one lot or title of
the faith that II In him He could NOT sur
render u he would. and he would not. We
Are planted on our convictions; there we will
stand. lie who dallies IS bastard. and he
y no ccni-s n damned. Loud applause
When Mr.. blackburn concluded his speach
ne was surrounded by his colleagues who
congratulated him upon IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18

A medical man called the attention Of
an appeal commissioner on yesterday to
q curious case. It was that Of con-
irmed opium eater aged but thirteen
months. The facts Of the case are these !:
The child, when few months old, suf-
fered from what is commonly known in
household words As . belly-ache.- In
order to relieve the child from its suffer-
ing, those in charge commenced giving
him paregoric, then stronger prepara-
ton, laudanum; and, this failing In time
to relieve his sufferings, morphine was re-
sorted to, until now the child has to
take half a grain Of morphine at q dose
In order 10 secure rest and relief from
suffering. Medical men know, but the
world does not, that morphine Is q
vegetable alkaloid extracted from opium,
Of which ii constitutes one Of the mar
cotic principles. There Is nothing in
DeQuincy's book on opium eating that
equals the above. Memphis appeal.
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school and Church.
The Boston School Committee ha.
abolished the kindergarten school.
-Hamline University, new Metho
dist institution at St. Paul, Mimi, viii
Dc opened next fall, II its solicitors find
money enough TO finish and furnish the
building.
Miss Harriet Carter, one OF the city
Missionaries, in Boston. has had up
ward OF 50 Chinese scholars the pasttwo
~ three years, in connection with the
Chambers Street Sunday
The Rev. DR.. De Koven was wealthy.
ne left $40, 600 TO Racine College, with
which he was connected He was a
oschelor, and took lively interest in
me social welfare Of the 400 students I'M
DER his charge.
Jules Ferry's Education bill pro-
vldes for the exclusion OF all Jesuits
from from the work Of instruction in France.
they now have q colleges with mp
wards OF 500 teachers and number of
lower schools.
The Methodist, Christian. Baptist
and Presbyterian pastors OF Eaton. d.
preached simultaneously the other Sun
usy morning against Sunday amuse-
ments, the exciting cause being a pro-
posed Sunday excursion to Cincinnati.
There are four schools OF theology
y or near Chicago Congregational,
methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist.
ineir students annually hold social
ana religious reunion with the most
cordial goad fellowship. This year the
0iethodists entertained the others.
Superintendent Eliot, OF the Boston
public schools, recommends an interval
q two sessions between the oflense Of A
pupil and the "blows struck on the
"a. 1ard with rattan" permitted by Bay
S'a'e law. A still longer period would
" popular with Bostionan youth.
pr. Shaw. the popular pastor Of
ne largest Presbyterian Church in
rochester 4 n r., and one Of the largest
y me country, says that women shall
p'ay ny his prayer meetings, and ne
Mou'u IKE 70 see any body try 20 stop
men mem; The women OF his Church agree
- Ain.
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Lace Is the feature in spring mil
iinery-
-ona"is OF all kinds are revived for
spring wraps.
-Shirred Innings for bonnet brims
take precedence OF all others.
Black toilets and black lace bon
nets are the Juror of the moment in
raris.
Satin and French bunting make .
beautiful combination for walking suits.
High fraizes and long jabots will
DC the leading styles for neckwear this
spring.
French bunting takes precedence Of
all other semi-diaphanous spring fab
rics.
For certain styles of beauty, CAV
chinese silks and foulards make lovely
morning robes.
New York milliners have shown
more colored than black or white bon
nets TINS spring.
-Alsatian, Normandy. and Lorraine
oo~s rivai .uroans as finishes OF FASH
'onaole coinures.
The latest novelties in shoes are the
Henri Trois sabots and the Catherine de
-1'o' so1''''s'
-Parisian coiffures are de rigueur
low on the back OF the head, or rather
on the nape OF The neck.
Derby hats and ulsters should be
worn only in the country and on noun
tain' pedestrian tours.
Pretty stockings and low shoes have
oeeoS .ov apparent TACT as part OF
young iaoies toilets.
breton lace drapery scarfs twine all
aIounc bonnet crowns and then form
a. = lazy oonno's
80 as al so.s y na's, oonnets, turoans,
a. 49,. oaPs are ~ vogue TINS spring for
oA = vi n 'nuocr veal.
entirely Covered w;,h sa ~.se 'nc cro~ ~
on the chin str.v - sorrds.; sv"n ~
- n -.1"''oH.
- -, Son.l $50 ~ cummings ana pipings
y s .u y "a are gwen preference over
n7aes ~ Inc PreSaling coiors OF the
w.. ~.
ha.n", n'. anu Solo :!s Oanton Grape
90 ie n WIN mowers, ieatners
a.n.- Iii, apt'oal = me openings among
''"e' 'A'''e's nose's'
--Sattens and mummy cloth novelties
show dainty little flower and leaf bou-
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Personal and Literary.
John g. Whittier Is unable from III
health 70 perform any literary work.
MIR. Henry james, the novelist. ia
now only SO years old. lie is a native
Of Nov York, born in April, ls43.
--Munkacsy. the Hungarian artist.
who has recently sold one picture for
$50. 900. was formerly carpenter. and
has painted only few years.
Hon. Thomas Fitch, formerly Of
Utah, and later the Speaker OF the
Arizona House Of Representatives, is
about to appear as Richelieu at the Bald
win Theater In San Francisco.
Professor Mary j. Stafford. Blake.
NJ d., gave the valedictory before the
Faculty at the sixth annual Commence
ment II the Boston University School Of
Medicine, in fremont Temple, Boston,
on Wednesday, March 5.
MIR. William Morris, the English
poet and upbolsterer, Is now practicing
the art OF weaving. Not only il he en-
deavoring TO carry out practically some
OF his own designs, but he has set 10
work 10 dye his own fabrics.
MIR. ID. X. Locke e. Petroleum v.
Nasby'') has written play founded up
on the "Widow Bedott Papers, using
the Widow herself. Tim Crane and Elder
SMILES. The play will be produced by
Neil Burgess, Providence actor.
The widow of ex-Gov. Samuel Bard
is lecturing in Louisiana for the support
Of herself and daughter. Her topic is
"Contest; or, Time on Review" She
is native Louisianian, and the New Or
leans Times says representative type
Of Southern womanhood.
Editor Storey OF the Chicago Times
is building for himself and his young
bride a fine suburban residence, and \
surrounding il with full grown trees
conveyed from Indiana. One red ma
pie thus transplanted Is sixty feet in
height, and whole platform car was
occupied by 1t on the journey.
The elder brother of the late viii
liam Hewitt (who died at Rome, at 8 80
p. m, on March 81 died at his residence.
Heanor, Derbyshire. England, on pre-
cisely the same day and hour. His
name was Francis Hewitt, and ne lived
in ''the old house at home," which Is
the subject Of one Of William Howitt's
poems.
-Lope de Vega, the Spanish play
wright OF the seventeenth century, was
one Of the most prolific Of authors. Be-
ginning 10 write at the age of II, he
produced no less than 800 dramas, and
Il Is said that every one was acted dur
ing his lifetime. His printed plays fill
70 quarto volumes.
DR.. Newman, the new English Car
dinai, plays on the violin and violincel-
10 with exquisite taste and skill. On
being challenged by an eminent Metho-
dist divine TO discuss the merits of their I
faiths in the Birmingham Town Hall,
ne declined, but said he would "play {
The violin against him." Z
in Manchester. England. has lately I.
been exhibited copy of the first edi-
ion Of Newton's Principia, containing !
he autograph of Edmund HALEY, the .
astronomer, who gave it to the Abbot J
Nazari. the editor Tor several years OF a 7
cientihc journal in Rome. The book
afterwards passed into the possession Of c
Dr. Dalton, whose autograph II also I
'ears.
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serted, is far from good indeed. nj the
late royal wedding he was obliged 70 re-
main seated, only raising himself, and
appearing TO do IL with some difficulty.
when the Queen entered.
Passanante, the would-be assassin
or King Humbert, hiss won the admira.
ton OF all Italy by the GOODNESS and
stoical courage he d splayed during his
trial just ended. A bold brigand Is al
ways hero in Italian eyes.
Margaret and Arthur, Duke and
Duchess OF Connaught, have cost Eng
land pretty penny. 1t is reported that
the price Of fitting up anew tho royal
yacht Osborne for their bridal trip Is
about 100000. And trade Is bad, and
work-people on the verge Of starvation.
The Paris wits and draughtsmen
are making merry over Prince Louis
departure 10 fight the Zulus. They
have him on wooden rocking-h horse:
they mount him on velocipede; thew
put a badly bent sabre de mon mere in
his hand; or again, they bedeck him
with carpet-bag and gun-swab.
Some Of the English papers are
earnestly advising the creditors OF the
City Of Glasgow Bank to accept set
Element at - shillings in the pound, on
the ground that the assess ment upon
shareholders necessary to pay the whole
amount Of the banks debts will ruin
the victims. The amount required Il
~ $50 on every share of the par value
Of $500.
1t is now announced authoritative
~ that "the question OF the elevation
OF John Henry Newman to the Car
dinalate is settled in the affirmative.
One difficulty in the way has been re-
growing out Of DR. New (
mans unwillingness TO leave England.
Cardinals who are not also Bishops in
actual charge of dioceses are, as rule.
required to live in the Holy City. This
requirement has been waived in DR.. \
Newman's case. disappointment will
be announced shortly after Easter.
-" suppose you are aware" writes
London correspondent, "that the
Queen is q superb musician, both in
'trumental and vocal. Etiquette re-
luires that her performances should
never be heard, however, except by her
own family or others of royal blood:
but those who have had the privilege OF
listening to her say that in early wears
her voice could compare favorably with
he finest opera singers, and that even
low her ballad singing is most charm
ng."
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The neglect to invite Mr.. Gladstone
70 the royal wedding Is charged TO the
Queen herself, who Is ANNOYED at her
former Prime Minister'S course in war
ring against personal Government BY
the Grown.
Lord Beaconsicld's health, 1t is as
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MIR. David Wilson was literally cut
in two in a saw-mill at Bono, Ind.
John Iced, aged IA, OF Uniontown,
O., died in great agony from eating
poisoned candy.
A little daughter Of John Thomp.
son Of Conway, o., was burned to death
By hrr clothes taking fire from stove
Frank Ried, aged Is, Of Decatur,
ILL.,, was shot through the head BY his
own gun while he was climbing fence.
George Steck, son Of Judge Amos
Steck Of Denver, Col, was killed BY the
accidental discharge OF his own gun
while hunting.
Miss Mettie Harrison, aged IS, who
lives near Cedartown, Ga, was burned
to death while washing out Of doors,
her clothing having caught fire.
AT Tifiin, o., Miss Kate Pfeiffer,
aged 10, was fatally burned by her
clothes cathing fire from an open CRATE,
near which she was standing
A little son Of Mr.. +. Gravitts OF
Elkhart, Ind, had his hand so badly in
jured in clothes-wringcr that amputa-
ton was necessary.
A few miles from Farmersville,
Collin County, Texas, a man named
Clark and two Of his neighbors went
hunting. Clark discharged one barrel
OF his shotgun at an owl, and went TO
reload IL, putting his foot on the trigger
and blowing In ut the muzzle. The
loaded barrel was accidentally discharg-
90, blowing Clark's head completely
of.