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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23

GAIL RIVER LINE

Il FIR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
The best route to NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEWBED-
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOWELL, MATTHIAS VINE
YARD NANTrCKETb WILT HITE s,r AQGNTAINs. Mt
FAX " Gbd al principal cities and inland ana seashore
o. New GLAND and tie Province The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New
York daily SUNDAYS included al $50 p m. from Pier 2s
~ H. OF Murray-sL Leave Brooklyn p Jersey
City 1: p. IA. via Annex. GRAND PkOMkNA ABE CON
CERIs board evening by the spleudd bands and
orchestra attached these steamers FL LII NIGHTS
RE=T No int nlcliaie laroing between NETWORK anl
IA IL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
River nj sos (No1daSs e1copes when the steamer Will
touch AZ Newpor), arrives Newport Gao N. -Four
ing trains IA Ii RIVER 10 BOSTON. First train
Boston $50 m Returning tr1n leaves Boston
u IA. Steamer arrives New'lork $50 q IN. Tickets,
staterooms, &C, be obtained IN New York
at 29g, 2Gl III, 4sl. go Si4, ej7 Broadway,
on.ces at the Onite Of The liEo the pier and On
board steamers ana COuit and Annex Offices.
brooklyn and Jersey city In Boston al No. Old
House and old Colony Depot
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents, y. Y
GEO. L, COyNOR General Passenger Agent.
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NEWPORT LINE
u FOR BOSTON.

FIIlSTCLASS FARE 81.
Tickets limited ana only steamer leaving New
YORK o. and trin leaving Newport
ueX morning al $50. The magdhccnt steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
will leave New York daily al Sundays excepted
Pier ls H., foot OF sduIIaysI P4-ocugrrs TOu.
NewYCr. 30 10 90 inmates later than Via other lines,
ana connect Newport az $50 with sFAsTENpRESS
TRAIN arriving 81 Boston 1890 THIS l. THE ONLY
low fares that aaord. passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connect train leaves
m. running through To Newport In two hours Steamer
arrives IN Nev-Iork at Z O'Clock next morning.
stattrCOms be obtained Only the Office
the Line Picf % y. r.. and ON board steamers
GEO. l. CoSSOE BORDEN * LOWELL.
General Pass'r. Agent Agents
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rVNO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Though Trans way daily; three depots #
Philadelphia, two IN New-York.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TUEN IDN AND pIII,A DfIP

FOurtoen lhOnIh way d0yi three depOts IN
Philadelphia, two IN New-NOrk.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment, and tho
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after June 10, 1873.
Express Trains Ncw-YOrk via Desbrosses and
landt street Ferries a. fOliOws:
4:3O 49, $780, 90 linite). II III $780, T. o. O. 7.30
$50 sud 10 p Sunday, 1850 and D. y, 1850, $780,
and 10 p. ~
BOsis OF Brooklyn Annex with all through
trains at Jersey CITY GaoIdng speedy and direct transfer
for Brook IN travel
Returning trains leave PHILADELPHIA l2:o 800 1885,
1885, = $40 aud IL r. Qimtol ENpres 1880 M. 2 4.
6:l0 and 1855 On SUNDAY l2O $3.50. $780, s. $50
a. 4. 7.3i 7.
Ticket OGioes-Nos. 526 and 9i4 broadway. No. Aston
AMI foot ~ DesbrOsses and COitaDdts; NO Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF fulton-st, Brook
Ign: Nos. Ia, ZIG and lI6 HudsOI,-sL, IIObosen {;
DEPOT, Jersey CITY. Emigilnt Ticket Office No Bat
ery-plecc. l.. Z. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Passenger Agt
(,eu-r Manager
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REACH

Trains the Brooklyn, Fatbush and Coney Island Raj
until further notice. vii run hathUury between FLA =
RTSH-ANE (l.pDC Island Depot. BROOKLYN and BRTGH
TON BEACH from $50 ~. 70 1880 M Trans Will also
leave BEDFORD Fran .Ilnaye. hsfh0ur.y irOm J.J5
1884 Last train from The Beach II D. NJ The deDots
reached via south AID Wall street Ferries By Auano
Lines, via Fulon Ferry by Fatbusa
Avenue and Adams nd Boerum street line, HaG
Ferry south Brooklyn Central Line via Grand
volt ferries iy Lee and NOstrand Avenue, 1h0mphns
AyenIe, and Franklin Avenue Lines:
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Gtfdmboats dno Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD -
I'D Leave New-YOrk foot Of Desbrosses and Court
SO a m for Washington Pittsburg columbus Cincinnati,
A, ana cs 4s T rsn amC&S to
Ohio. Pitisburs and Chicago. W., pn,,,,sn ..r,
SewYork baltimore and Washington making oeIe
con e Gs. Tor TS6 S@an cs sapore to cncn
40 M for Washington and West making con
nection the West as the p. m. train 49, W.. ,,r
i0eg p IN dS a 70. TSF e. moTs and Washington
making close connection. for ohcaGS Gne matt naisnSP p
through Pullman car. from baltimore to sdnca
F fIoi SlN Seworeans ana The south
through r Scf pSs a ea e. t Of
and Destro-sessts. and bepot Jetsry CITY >-r,p,ev
no'- Nd '''-i ASD coLoRADo.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
rry 1aSE IN So, OF yS 92 o. geTss Wharf
Commencing June ~ ls7s.Irans leave NewYor foot OF
$50 a.. m.-For Ilemington Ess9n, Bevidere Mauc "a
Chung. renaqaa, wilsesh1prG Eltnira &C. Connects al
So a. mFof High bridge branch. schooleys Mountain.
hlaneh Chunk TsmaquA Hazeton Wiikesbarre' Scranton
1880 a. p. somerville and Flemu ston
lis9S0S ass% a Taaaa Ha1eoa
Reading. Potissilie harrisburg, &C., eoooo,,. ,,o,o
Budds Lake and Lake Iiopacone Easi9n' Bey,aere ana
$50 p daly-For Easion, Allentown ana HarrisDufS
For trans 10 local points see timetables stations
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye at a. ~. a. p ~" ipr bocn'
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boafa 81 The rookyn Erie Annex" make connection
at Jersey City Station TO and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Taius leave for Red Bank Long Brauch ocean Grove
&c. at 40 D. has. a. H., l.3O $3.50 expressl a, 6:l3
p. 1890, 49, -. a, -. g.
tiou TO and and Fair Haven Red Bank; 10
and from Point Pleasant Sea Girt with All trains
REDUCED EXCU RSION FARES FOR THE SEASON
U1RFEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections foot II Lbery-st- for Freehold at
7:4J, ll.Ij a. ill., !, J:lJ, y. IA.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
NM u
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS 10 BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boat 80 Steamers loaVo Per 49, River,
every day, except sunday, az 6:5U p. IL.
OF the NORWICH LINZ leave pier daily,
including Suuiays, .. for DOst Worcester sc,
Tor Portland ana the White MOUNTAINS, DAILY excepting
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T'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
i known by is new name, the NETWORK. LAKE
EkIE and WIsl kltS RAILROAD. Arrangement trains
. a. ~ Cincnnail and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches Bafao and SUSPENSION Bridge.
M. DAILY Fast 81 Louis Express, at Buffalo
a IA connecting vita fast trains south
BS-ao u'iu''D D''' ''''''.1N '''' -
Goa, through Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls
bs and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dinng TO
IN In Emigrant train the West.
Ti.Ius leave Chambers street Depot, NewYork, for
Newark, G.t3 $50 1880 Sab AIS. 5:l5, 6l5, 1870
p ~ aud ~ mdmght saturday nights only Sundays Sl5
naigcrfir PARK ana Passaie g. 1850 To- 1920 H. II
noon $50 3 300 4.4O 10 Gao $50. = III D. IN. ~ mid.
night sundays. 8. $50 l0;20 l5O, $3.50 and ~
Par1Su BIS G. Gas. ZOO $780, TO- 1920 1880 M 10
noon lju 3l. 800. ago. 441 . 5:lO $50 6:lU gl1
9I5, LOCO a: IN, loo, $3.50. p N. AND II miInigAt. .
-unern. o. 80 1929 m. 1000 3JO D. Gale, ,. m, IL
Midnight. sundays g. e:3O. 1920 a. l;eO, $3.50,
CofaSa rs, NJ. $50 1870 p IN. Sundays 800 a. III
NeUDurF. 7;.s, . a NJ $50 4;Sg m sundays $50 m
Goshen. g, 800. .. lOSj m $780, 500. $50. p sun
days $50. l1:2. m. ESQ ?.
asHs sla l0,.c a. M $50 pm Thc . a n and 4:S6 D.
IN trains connect with New-IorG and oswcgo Midland Rail
Fol Iofvis 1850 o. 10:20 nj 43o G, p H. sundays
$50. 1910 a N; ., $50 and p m. -. -.
,rd no, y M o o. D. M aad at 1913 sad iis m
tickets passage and orapartmensin Drawing room and
n ana ransfrr u baggage may be left the Company
OAces. Nos 80. iul or g55 broadway. n. "; No. 2
TxnTess Trains Iou tho West arrive in SewYork at 7:26
=" ~ -. JSo. H. A6toTr Gem Pass'r ACT. YewYorx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Ensewood Chester Ilemont and Nyso<,
sundays a IA. and $50 IN. The 1880 D. m. train will
leave 80 minutes Later saturday nigh's.
JNO y. ABDOTi. GenI Pass. Ag'L, Newly
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D. EAllEsD 1hOIOSAl<S Will Dc ItNAtatu
- the School Trasts,.s Of the Twelfth Ward ~
the han Of Tue Education. corner OF Grsnd s
Elm STA until MOalay, the seth day Of june, lsiH
uHt O'Clock D. sand day Tor the erection OF -
School the west side OF LexingonaVe Vo'"'
lO5th and lJGthsts. A., ., ,hs
Plane aud specifications be at the ofce OF ti
Of school Buildugs No. l46 Grand ST. '
nuaI. ma
Proposals state the estimate for each branch 81
separately. and be iucOrsed " Proposals nt n,
WORK." Proposals FOR Carpenter Work. ff"p"'N' ~
Painting -. .... ,.r,no.px
The larry submitting proposal and the parties prog
to become suutios each rto his name and pace o i
deucu o. SAID proposal. -. a, this
Two responsible aud approved euriieS rcsinchS W -
city. required Ia al eases. -. .,,rs.
SO proposal Will DO cousderoi from persons whos ca I'm
ter sUd antecedcnt dealings wth the Board OF hhuV'' "
der their responsibility doubtful a., a. ,orn,t
tht accepted contractor VIII DC ma
tea without first obtaining la writing permission iV" w.
Committee Bullngs Of the Board Of liuctlloi
The trustees the right 10 reject any OF Hn "
F'Nr DAVID u. KNAPP
CHARLES CKARY, -
ANDREW l.. sOOLAkD
GERMAIN HAVsCHEisy
RIOS ,W ELL q. ROlsstON,
Board 81 school TIustoes. T"cli'h "~
Dated Now Yo<i, June 10 1879.
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ploposals.
rgEAsURY DE.ARImSI.

TREAsUR1 Dk.AkINLNI (
puRFAu OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING June II, lsl6)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- TITS oroe O'Clock saturday the 2 ih nslsp ~
for tn construction erection in tie sew bulng ir o
nnreau OF Engraving and Printing In perfect working OrIeI
OF one nigh pressure stationary engine vertical ludef
SOnoh stroke and sif bHSts eaeh
feet long feet diameter aud ore OF Two 'lton1
heatng may be determined upVn
described IN the specifications for he work. ,...
specifications construction OF the engine and Ds
and anv which may be desired Respecting '
same be obtained application 20 the undersig.s a..
The right Ia waive defects ad TO reject any OF All o "
ytd. - co,-
Proposals. sb0nd be plainly marked Proposals Tor Ooh'
srucIlOn Engiue ana BOleTs' and DO address 70
q. n. IRISH. chief OF Bureau
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Leaving West 2fth-st 10 a m; West 10Th at. 1920 nj
Pier North River :4o "A. JEWELS Dock BROOKLYN III
a. Leave ROckaway $50 y. m.
FARE, 30 cents. EXCURSION TICKETS, 30 cents
FREE TRIPS OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
- EXCURSION TICKETS, which include fares BOTH
WAYS ON THE STEAMER AND ELEVATED ROADS,
for sale all stations both East aud West sides
Al Sd CENIp.
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fau SCHOOLS.

ct. LOUIS LAW SCHO0L.-Term opens
- october is. 1879. Tuition $50 per year NO extras
FOR circular address HENRY HITCHOOCk Dean
VALE Law SchOOl.-Rcguar course, 2 wears;
Graduate course 0or degree OF DC.1 wears Fa term
t1ens sept %. Address Prof. WANLAND NeW-INoh ~
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Erstrnulon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
q IN PER OUARTER.-R0ard,t tuition, Eng
CpeJO lsh, French muse; school open all summtr.
HOME SCHOOL, u East l2Jth-st
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

via T. evidence Direct
A FULL NIGHTS RESI- ONLY ~ MILES OF Rail-.
THE IANOKIIE PALACE STEAAEES
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen.
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave p m daily Sundays excepted from Pier 70 North
River uOot OF WaIrehst)
Passengers arrive Boston q. No intermediate
landings between New YORK aud Providence
StacfOOms and tickets at Nos 1868 3eI, 10 and
042 at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels -
y am ashus brooklyn. Also, tickets sold al
uTilCpal Clccs and AZ al offices VI West
colt Express Company.
/. " fIiKiss. e. r. Agt d. BABCOCK, Pres't
rErHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS LAST
at 9 p m. from Pier 49, North foot Of jay ST.
special limited cscts, 8OOb ONLY on 245 a. m con.
Meeting sIn 1t -0DHgtOn, sold via this line from RowYOrk
H. BOs.on fOi 81 so
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

z u IVUt'o @-1I71IV7 y = - . =.
HNHE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
The Fan term Of THIS Day and Boarding school foI
Young Ladies' viii open SeptemOer7 CHARLES ~ " hsl
llincii.al, l3S M0utAe ne ST., Brooklyn, N y
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Art schools-New-York City.

Wf receive pupils pancinr Qandscape howers attn nc
(lhs and decoration al her studio The Bella" No 40 Last
16th-st, corner an ave.
out Of door sketching during MAY and June
References Mr.. j.. Huntington Nil VIM Hart MI James
bi. Hart, Mr. A. T. Bellows
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For Young Ladfes-Citv.
-IlHE Misses Grnham lsncccssors tn the MISC

= Utthl WI IeYPeb ItI IsnkIsII - n
EEPrEMBER s. al No 5thave. This school, established
I'm cont careful training and thorough nstruc
lion IN every department fOT which has hitherto been 50 Ia
VOTaby known.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS BALL.OW'S English aud French School
NA for Young ladies' and Children No "a East 29ds, viii
an InuIs SeptcmheT
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Double Track. the Improved Equipment. and tn,
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
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Gelp Wante0.
Oftur5loHs.
IA -RoCKAWAY BEACH. Every Day.

OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY.
b. the magnificent excursion steamer
COLUMBIA.
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For Bows and Young Men-countrv

80 Home,ike boarding School for lOu
~ BOYS. r. KINDS a. ~. Hampstead. Long Island
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ENARMER.-By n man to work on n farm
has vie and chid yoaIs experience IN al
Of LABOR best referonce Address W. Box
X Tribune Office.
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EARDENER.-By n single man, English,
W entire %
graperes vegetables grounds eti best referonoes Can
D44.ess \. W. ~ the seed sloIe 90 broadway.
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EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. foot II Liberyst for Freehold al
74J, ll.lj a. Ia, 4, J:lJ, y. m.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

whom such award shall he made to enter into q written contract with said board for the erection anl com plction of said building or buildings, and shall require such person or per sons entering into said contract to give bonds to said county in double the amount of the contract, with two or more sufficient surcties, condition ed for the faithful performance of the contract, the Sureties to be approved by the probate judge of the county The expense of advertising for pro- posals 10 build the county buildings herein specified shall be paid by the person or persons to whom the con tract shall be awarded; and no con- tract shall be entered into with any person or persons until such expen scs are paid, and all other expenses not otherwise provided for, shall be paid out of the fund provided by this act.
 SEC. H. The beard of supervisors may agree to pay, and pay, upon said contract as follows: Upon the con- plction of onethird of the work, one fifth of the contract price may be paid; upon the completion of twO-thirds of the work, an amo-nt sufficient, with the former payment, to make Onc-half of the contract price; and the balance of the contract price shall be paid upon the compile ton and acceptance of the buildings under contract by the board of su- pervisors.
 SEC. F. Five thousand dollars of the bonds provided for by this act, or so much thereof as the board of su- pcrvisors shall deem necessary, shall be applied to furnishing the said court house and jail, and in fencing and Ornamcnting the grounds about said court house, and thirty-fivc thousand dollars of said bonds, or so much thereof as shall be deemed necessary by the board of supervisors, shall be applied to the construction of court house and jail; and neither the said bonds, or the proceeds arising from the sale of said bonds, shall be applied to any other purpose than that named in this section.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
THE PROBATE JUDGsuIP.

By tciegraphic dispatch received in this city yesterday, we learn that Gov. Fremont has re-appointed Capt Vim. A. Hancock as probate judge for Maricopa county, and that the council had confirmed the appoint inent. There are few men in this county who stand 90 high in public estimation as Capt. Hancock, and his re-appointment by our worthy gov ernor will be commended by nearly every resident of Maricopa county. He is one of our oldest citizens, a courteous gentleman, and man who will perform the functions of his oi- flee with ability and fairness. We congratulate our people in having the services of Capt. Hancock as pro bate judge.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
A GOOD LAW.

The following wise bill was intro duced in the council by Hon. F. G. Hugles, of the Pima delegation:
 SECTION 1. Al the regular meeting of the several boards Of supervisors af Ahis territory, held at the county seats of their respective counties, on ahc first Monday in April, 1879, and thereafter .on the first Monday in January, 1881, and every two years therrafter,:n majority of each board shall elect.a.eicik of their respective board, who shall perform the duties <EHd be known as the clerk of the board of supervisors.
 SEc.-2 The clerks of Jhe board of supervisors elected as provided in section one of this act shall receive an annual salary of 500 each, to Le paid quarterly out of the general fund of the county.
 SEC. 3. Tie records. books and accounts of the I,oard silalI.he kept as the office of the clerk of the board and in his care. and shall at all times be open to public inspection free oi chargc
 SEC. f. Each clerk of the board ol supervisors, before he enters upon the dures ef his office, shall give bond 70 Eae territory, in the penal sum ot S1 900, for the faithful performance of the duties et' his office, the bond 10 be approved by the chairman O :be board of supervisors.
 SEC. ,. No person shall he ciigiJl, to any office, nor shall he become ; candidate tor any office, to lc voleC for ,by the qualified voters at m, general election, during the time h, holds 1ie orice cf clerk Of the board .qt supcrvisor:
 SEc. {. That so much of section six and seven of chapter nine of tn compiled laws, and all acts and part ud acts which provide for the count, recorder of ;hc several counties ac9 ing as clerks of the bosrh of super visors, and receiving pay for sucl services, arc terciy repealed.
 SEC. '. Fhis act shal1 take cfTcc and he in force from and after th' frs Monday in April, 1873.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

TUE Southern Pacific R. R. through Arizona Is no longer an experiment, but for seventy miles il k a fixed fact
 The road iS built Mr. Huntington now announces in Washington that MaricOpa Wcl!s is tD be reached by
 May 1st of this year, and Tucson by inc same day next year; Messilla. New Mexico by the beginning ot 1881, and Fl P.so in the fall of the same year. That's GuSiness.-StocI Report.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

Our farmers have bc"n all busy Of late planting \ larger acreage will be put in cultivation than ever before. New ground is being brokcu in every direction throughout the valley. Thousands of fruit trees are also be- ing planted, and the time will come before long when this valley will be able 10 supply the peoply of Arizona with all their brcadstufls, and have 9 plenty to ship 10 other markets.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

X letter from C. VI. Ballard. oi Tombstone, says: Times are more lively here than e-er before, innu- mcrable mines are being developed and tue erection of mills upon the San Pedro river, which will soon be rcndy to receive ores for milling. gives the miners and pruSpectors great encouragement.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

TIE papers af the United States arc worrying about Col. Fred Grants pro posed trip to Asia and five months leave of absence. That is q small matter on which to spend so much la- bor in type setting. The young Lieu tenant-COlOnel has seen ardurOus ser vice for several years at the pcrilous frontier post Oi Chicago. and needs some rest.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

WE publish in this issue q bill just passed by iie legislature for the cree tioa Uf d court house and jail in this city. Also a bill authorizing the boards of supervisors to elect clerks, etc. These acts should be read by every citizen of the county.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AMI
 MUTTON.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Ofi'e of CIief C sinm issary of subsistence
 PRESCOTT. A. T.. Feb. uafy 10th, 1879 SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate with - q copy fl iLis advertisement attached to each will be received at this office and at the office, of the Acting Assistant Comm 'ssares ai es .h of ihe posts named herein uaiil l3 o'ciork noon. Monday. March l7th. 1879, iO= the sup ply of such quantities of Ref and Mutton on the block as may be fiom time to time required a, Camps Apache. Bowie Grant, IIuachuc;I, Lowell, Mcdowell, Mujave, Supply, rhomaS Verde, and Fort Whipp!e. A. T., and Fort Yuma, Cal, from July lst, l579, to June 31th. lSSO. Blank forms conditions, estimates, &c., furnished application to inc Acting Assis;- ant Commiss;.ricI at any of the posts above named or tn the undersigned. The contracts io b. made under this advertisement shall { be construed to involve ths United States in any obligation for payment in excess of the appropriation granted by Congress for the pur- post.
 CuAS. P. EAGAN, Capt and c $.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
NOTICE.

Persor> doing bushes without licelse will call a' my uillc and procnre license, or action will be ruinmencud against them.
 R. $. THOMAS, 53 Sheriff of Maricopa county, A. T.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
EEOI YUMA.
PersOnaI-RailrOad Progress.

Special to TIE HEEALr.
 YUMA, February 12.-The wife and family of J. VI. Cotton left for PheniX by this mornings train.
 Track laying is suspended twelve miles east of Texas Hill. No rails the cause. Grading iS fur in advance and being still continued.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

IS our issue of the 9th inst, we stated that all our members in the legislature voted to postpone the bill removing the capital This was mistake. Mr. Rumburg did not vote to postpone the bill, and is therefore entitled to this correction.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
Town Property for Sale.

The uudersi sned offers two blocks of excel lant town property for sale cheap for cash: Ii is located two bio ks sou ef the plaza. The property is planted in alfacfa and surrounded by an ochoteer tUT live ieuee.
 TNoS. U0NE. 4. the furniture factory. 5llm+
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
Assessment Notice.
OFFICE or THE GRAND CANAL Co.,, PHENIX, 4. T., Feb. 4, 1879.

Assessment No. l3, of Ten Dollars per share upon each aud every share of the capital stock Of the Complny. was this day levied by the Board of Directors, payable at the office of the Company in Pheuix. on the lith day of February. le79. aud if not paid on that day the same will be delinquent and will be advertised Tor sale on the ith day Of March. 1879.
 By order of Il @ Board of Directors.
 WI. A. HANCOCK. Secretary.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
Southwe.s Correr of tue Plaza.
J. S. BYERS,

Would respectfully inform ths ciizrns of Phenix that he has opened first class Loarding house at the above location, and is preIa ed 10 take b, arders by the day. week or month, at moderate prices. Meals served nj all hours The tabe will be supplied with the best the market affords. share of the public latron- age is requested. feb5 Inn