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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Yerganofangem oes Superuiforea-
rat6es bon Dubuque 60.
SouudrsStsuna 1875.

Situns pon Wonta9, ben Is. Sauuar.
-Oas 8rotocou Der letten Serbanbluns
oen purbe eenebmiat. Sas @eiu1 non
ROie WcIaabon fir ertra Gersitun9 pon
Otebrarbsiten oil ben 0alp unb Burner
GriGsn in Soma Sopnibip gum 8eri3t
p:,pieien; ebenio bss County auSiturs
0teport iiber lnleiben pom S9rlfonb bis
Srm 10. Sanuar unb bic Yetition BON Wm.
@Ieminion fir Gorrectur zines Srtbums
i'm &feilement. -gsrtasuns.
Sisuns psn Oieniius, ben Ia. Sanuar.
-SiIas WOors, rsidte feline @ntIahuna
aIs Srieoensri6tsr uon Eaplor Eopnibip
Elm, bic angenommen marc. Der Nubitor
wurbe eriu9t bic Sruitee's su notificiren.
Sus @siu9 nm SteuererIaB pon Sobauno
gtasle wur6s psrwieisn, sbsnio Der geri6t
bes Serpalters Der Nrmenfarm ibsr feline
slbminiitration wabrenb 1878. 0ie 8e,
ridte Der f~olsenben 8eamtsn purben &C.
nsbmist: pom s. so. fnou, &. o.. in
Geru, Mcgartbp. S. 81. pom Yrairis Greet,
6. MiIsr, s. 81. pon TapIor, Wor. Sort,
gIsrt BON Sefferion. Oie Boabs foIssn:
Der Seamten wurben gut sebeiBsu: bss 5.
81. 81. Softer Don Waibinston uno bee
@lerts gb. &easp BON EapIOr. Die s,
@repter StraBenanssIesenbeit in Ssijsrior
Eopnibip fam banu Dor, bic 3eusAaus:
iassn uno Irsumente wurben seb0tt, ABE
Der Spru9 pertast.
Situns pom Mittpo9, ben Is. Sauu.
ar. - Oas @eIub pom @usn Tods I'M
SteuernadlaB wurbe perpieien.
greuier Qnselesen
beit.
gs purbs in bieisr Inaeleaenbeit peror6
net, baB bas @siu9 S1oum6ers's Il. Il.
seusbmist iei, boB bic 9srIesung cer Stra:
BE semdB bem Seri9t bes Sa9funbisen ~
9ei3eben babe, inter Der Bsbiusung, BAT
$50 SGabeneriub, pie bic gommifdre er:
fannt baben, NIT alien Soften bur9 bic
Betenten am ober bepor benz Is. MtGrs be:
,ablt perben.
Der aufieber tss %@ourtbauies, @.
@eId, wurSe ungewieieu, it6 mad benz
Imt5local 6eS 6rtsosnsribters DRc6enna
,u begeben unb bic Qctsn ,u %perlau9en, hi.
bieiem pom isinem Imtsuor8dngsr Is. @GI.
lace iberrei9t wurosn, uno bieie Sdrifts
itite DOT ben Soaro 81 brinSen. - Ssrta:
sung.
Situug pom Oonnerifag, ben 10. San.
Die enOsiLti9en gerbanolungen in Der
Observation-Disclosures purben auf
0isnfas, ben s.. gpriI ~ausseisst. 0as
@eiu9 pon Surlep, 9oetider 81 So. I'M
Stsuerna5IaB in Golse gran6es parb gum
geri3t perpieien. Der offSisle Bomb
bon &. Sroriaarb als gonftabIer pom
8aibinston Sopnibip par6 9enebmist.
Ser &sft Der 8eit warb ahf bic prlfnns
BON &e9nungen perpanbt. -Sertugung.
Sisuns pom Treitas ben II. Sunuar.-
Oas @eiu9 pom s. SO. grerion un6 Ter
beiben National Yauten um Stcuerna@laB
pnroe gum 8ert9t perpieien. Ystsrions
@eiu9 uesen irrtssu @%GeGemerts wurbe
eerebmigt. Die @eiude BON gun Suai;
pan. @Iira 0taOforb, Warp SO. Gir, Glen
Soils uuo s. Oubrot fir Stsnerna6laB
purben s~euebmiat. u. s.. &n6erfon nnb
u. 9siu9 nm 2 Stimmptdee in Sutton
Gopribip uor Der Stabt warb uerporteu.
Oas @eiu9 ppn s. 9eWis fir 5teuerua9s
laB iparo sutgsbsiben. - SatagWng bis
Uiontag ben 90. b. Wf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Nere Aaenteu.

SoIsenbs Ssrrn buben bic @ite ssbabt,
bic aaentur far bic r9ursmburser Gazette"
su aberusbmsn. Su 5reepOrt, gu. Sen
q. 9. Coos. Sn minneapolis, Minn.,
Ser 8. .. &osba9, go. 125 Glib. 5.
StraBe. 0isisIbsn finb baber ermd4tist,
abonnsntsa gu iammsln, @elber gu cousf'
tiren unb bafir su quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
@racfember9
Sesetabilii6s
PILLEN

iinS felt itber oreibi9 Sabrcn bctannt uno
iperoen bon allen, ipelde SieIelben 9es
braldt babclt, ais iifere Sur fir Sopfs
lbnlerien, ScbcrlciOcu, 9erbauun9Sbcs
ihwcrocll, Gallells mo joe alloere @rt
Siebcr anerfanlt. 0icIclbcu mirfcu nit
9rObtcr WtilNc uuS i~tcllcl Die @eiunSs
bcit bcrcr, wclhc on o~llgcneincr n1o
ncrp6icr SdJmGhc leioer, micNer her.
j3n ~pcrfaufcr bel ollct SipOtDcfcrr.
QrctS % Scnts per Spr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Sweimaf ertOnte bieie ISOLDE 6eueraI:
Iarm. @inmaI mar elm Sduppen in
granb, bas anbere nal mar Seuer in gu:
ber's Sarsfabrit. geibe Wtale seluns ss,
bas Clement nieber,ubaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
StDre III p%erfanfen a.!

Sm Ilbli6tn Nainntfsta IN llmhdrbe balber elm sutts
BsFstbum gu ~vtriaufsn. DasfsSt beftbt aus so Gdtr
eaup tn Der Dlitts elmer srpesn tdttpltfhsn arfseluns, tt&t
nsten Der Rtr6t sessen. Guf BEN 9ruabfid beFustt f4
Elm @tbiuet, psldts felt Sabrtn ais @ahbaus, Salpsu unS
@artttY Store" sestsnt bat, fsrar etaauus, ttn grisat.
frpbntaus, fprie cine naffs erb lutte 1mteeertrifa Die
@trnttae, bsftebt aus 100 pstlnab.netn 8arnsrn, pcsSu ca.
50 eursnburser fub. I'm rGssrt &ustanft rsnbe man i'd
an bic Heedetipn htsfes Blattts. @ 3S6-398
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Der Wetr apolitan 3eibitaa tn Der
Nabe ees atbendums, fribsr pom Dedsr une
9assr, iest @ibbs unp 60. setalten, IL nit elmer
Wustpabl pcrtrefaiGer 8ut' Den unb 8ussies. 70.
pie ben teifsn pferptn ~periebsu. Wer eine Spa.
~,ierfatrt ma6en, ODER btnaus in bic 8esens fab.
rem MID. = fol- bort feline Srber binttrlaRen.
auti6sn fur 9si6enbsaGnanih. iu nieSrisRsn
preiSrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Settle 2So6e madte bic Ia6ridt,

Dab Elm 9eUiher Stsiser in SadiOn SO.
Ra beim Observation-Disclosures sriaoIsn ba.
be, Die &unOe bur6 Die Sldtter. Dem il
ni&t 10. Sn Spruce Gresf bat iid Elm
seUiher Stei6en nit eirem &eoolusr leiGt
perlebt, ais &c einsn @run3er eriHisbsn
tpollte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

pa pieIei6t eiuiss uniersr abOHllerl'
ten uns ssrne neus 9sisr einienbsn pirOen,
iebo6 teine 9uremburser in Der uu'SeSeno
fnb, 10 m65ten mir auf bic Soma" auf'
merriam MAIDEN. 9rObsnummsru rperosn
fret suseIanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
NsipsVorf Warftberi9t.

wsr a]sissrapb). 20. San. 1879.
Webl-S4.25 bis 4.50.
@eiSeu.-Wilwaufee, No. q, $1,OO.
9ufer-3o! @ts.
BeH4torn-sem. wsifI. 4s bis 4sac
&c meineheii6-$S 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
"a. Comic MGrftheriGf.

ltlterapb.l 20. San 1879.
WsiSsn-rotbsr. Ro. 2. 944 bis 94sc.
Wslfdtorn-29t bis 29s Gts.
Safer-2Is bis 2l5 @ts.
ShmeinpHe'i h-sS rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
s. perae6t fat Geine 2So6e, baB

nidt @irtbe aus benz eanbe bieber ssbratt
wsrben, bic fid sesen bic Steuerseiese
OnteI Sam's psriinbist baben. s. Sui
Ter pom Clinton unb .. 80. Wullen non
Sonba batten I. %. fur ibr g~srsebsn, Der
cine 5000, Der unbsre $3.50 girsidaft gu
ifelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
aus Sout6 ADAMS. 2IaG., srbaI

Jus SOHlD NOaWS, SlaU., efDal'
ten mir BON Germ o. Seim foIsenbe Mtt.
~tbeilunseH: Sc madt mir Srsube, Sis
gu benadridtisen, ME uiel sutss bas ct.
Saeobs Del in biefiser @esenb sewirtt
bat. Cine 6rau lit an &bsnmatismus
iObab ibr arm gang lubm mar unb iis ibrs
eisene @di4e nidt nebr bsiorsen tonnte
Sd Iieb ibr cine Glaide ct Satobs Oel
3utommen unb nod brei' bis pisrmaIiaeu
GInrsiben mot ie wiebsr seiunb. 8as
bic frau fir eine Sreube butte, tann ft
Sober benton. go t6nnte i'd piele Sdu'
auffibren, mo bas st. Satobs Del Dor
gutter Birtuns mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Die Dubuque Gases6fdtter pubIisis
siren me6r 0OcaIneutsteitep, ais irsenb elm
anberes 8latt bss Staates. Oas 1T ri6s
tig, aber tein Sdabe udrs es, wsnn (. bss
SdunO's ni6t pubIi,irt pirbe, bsnn 80
1T Trash, and nothing but Trash.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Nilmaufee aRarftberi4t.

per dsitarapb.l 20. San. 1879.
Wei5eu-Ro. 2, SS9 Cts.
SGter-l8! @ts.
BsH n-2st bis 20 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
SbieaQG Warftbeaitt.

Ielserapb.t 20. San. 1879.
Web SIS so bis 7.5G
8ei3en.-Ro. 2, s24 big s2B @ts.
Welf pea @ts.
6afer-l93 Sts.
y utter-23 bis 80 Ste.
gter-22 Bis 20 Gts.
Bbistp-Sl.O4.
9 dweine-$2 95 bis $40.
6iubpieb-$3 80 bis $50.
Q d meine1eii d-$S. so Bis 8.65.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
2li6t weais S6red;eu perurla6te

uor einisen Easen elm Ser. Staaten @s'
beimpOIiBiit in bieiissr StaSt, pel3er uOu
gpOtbste 81 glpOtbete sins usb auf Had'
ubmunsen uOn Or. sIusuf &6niss Sam:
burger GamiIiensM ebi3inen fabnb:te. @ie
uns mitsetbsiIt purSe, Baben bic 9erreu
u. gossIer u. SO. filnf %issenannte 9etet'
tiOs untsrwsss, wsI9e 8sfebI Babsm, TO-
slet9 isbsn SAMPLER gu arrstiren; bel wsI'
dem iOI9s R~adabmunsen s%efunben per'
ben. (We9IeIbIatt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
SanCas Sdn0ereien.

SIR &arten, fir gireulare II. gampbIs'
tie in beutider unb ensIii9er Spra4e, BIZ
complete Qustunft iiber bieie 9dnbereisr
ssben unb fur ermdBiste @%tienbabnpreii'
N ii9 bic 2dnber ansuieben, abbreifr,
man fi9 an:
u. s. Gibbs,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

2aaoaute Sarr %suarautirt, baB ie bic
bsftsn 9aur: unb 9eIjarbeiten in Der Stast
tbut. Wan ipre9s Bel ibr uor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Der 6o6w. 2Sater @rie(er, bier
tpobl bstannt, 1T gum sroben Ssiouelsn
ieiner @emeinoe, BON Sort Maoiion nod
Wuscutine periebt uorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
gso. 3. - @ansat!the Srieaifs

0ubuau,, BEN 20. 9auuar, 1879.
in peI6u dat Srisft ansastat lRS. Utldt prn t3. San
bt ian 20. 5aa. In her ttsfesa Spfrffes ans,,ommsn y
nt6t abe,holi psrttn Gnf.
guit Intrn Z Rcblsr Qeulf
gOB s aIumpp gurfbarb
SuIter Samucl eelB Grso 2
8snief anna gsnftrs Ssinri6
8rt6er SOpbas gipfcf 6snrp
@aae Subsrt ysanitn Peter
Sutsr antCu 2 Nu6Osl itrte
Damn Nrs Ia Streitr 8
Ssinen 9obn y Wbitman ausulti
5einIein Maria Websr @bas
Ssrbtt q
a.. ~. <nrbsrI. pafntthe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Am Is. Sannar, 3 uar 40 Minutsn.
bot es in ct. 2ouis unb 8sotut. ssresnet,
in Davenport, Dubuque, Ga grOIe biz
mad ct. Yaul binauf seidneit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
q CD t!

@p In Rdtbtas 9pbias, sSbirtis aus gpsilsr. Cannon
gtanesn, @rcBs. earsmburB. Dtrfslbs rtife i'm aprtl 1873
mad Antsrtta, mar tn Rosers part. Sppf 60. urb iultBt In
aurora, 8ane 60, 81. Hdtsre gustunft ri6te man an
BITE Reeaetipn eieies pilates. 3S9-392
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Tarntcit S,l permictben

Drti bebauts Sdrmsn, Raot qtglars glSmsut5 Co.. Ga.
fur Elm bs ianf Sabre ~ psrmietbtn Gt fae In auses,st6.
meter SrenuI8 0. Die cine tG5, bic aussrt lS5, bic BRITT,
800 ader arcs, Dns Sanp IN ntu. auf ltktr f,tt rim
sutes 5aus nit SiaaunB unl Satuns. gtnta 8ras unS
psHtr. lin naesrs apsinaft Stnes man I'D an
gSm. q. Youna,
1851 et9iarj. Sppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

Die g%aaoioaten fur ffdotiiae slemter
beginner bersits bic 2euts am Rnoplo9 gu
5ieben and to shake hands.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
2dnbereien 80 perfamfen
pDer ;l pernttetben.

WDarum bt,ablt ibr fisr 9rlar Rsnt, fur sinsn oder
can't, penn ibr fur rrnis;r ais bic 5dlft, bttftr Summe Il.
men ipl6en nrtett en- unb babd bic Rsnt, nod bur6 &ufbre.
den abstreisnen fSnnt, pesr ptnn tbr has Qanb faufea unb
hasitlbe tbstlptiIe eur6 AuTbrta'n d~bbGdtlsn hurt 2 Sas
eans Heat tn Der sdt' swtisr = %isnbatnsn. uus ttnsr iatbslt-
tdtn 8irtefn elmer suter ssuii6sn anisbIuns. lin adhere
aasfuuft f6rtibs man an
g.. 6. SaSiSfpn,
Gtuwaubruras. gatrt, QeD1ars, SoSa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
&eine @adsfer;eu

iiuo wholesale unb retail ~ BADEN Ia Der Sub-
banslune ron
Mnbfbauer S Sebrle,
zee Al Souib "a Gale Ctr, Gbieagp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

1891
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
IIOn5ay-s Proceeding z.
COUNCIL.

PRESCOTT, January 13.-The coun- cil met at 10 AM.
 The president appointed Messrs. Thomas, Rowe and Gray a committee on roads and bridges.
 MT. Kirkpatrick gave notice that he would introduce q memorial to ap. propriate money to cover expenses of making q geological survey of Arizo, ma.
 Mir Head introduced bill to pro vide for the erection of county build ings in Yayapai. Passed to engross ment.
 MT. Hughes bill to restrict gam bling was referred to the committee on-finance.
 Mir. Bean moved that the councf concurrent resolution relative to print ing be reconsidered.
 The question was debated at length
 Messrs. Bean, Kirkpatrick an( Wells voted in the affirmative, and
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

Messrs. Rowe and Thomas in the negative The motion was lost.
 A message from the house, relative to a joint committee on rules, stating tbat the rules had been cDncurrel in by the house, was received.
 Adjourned.
 ASSEMBLY,.
 The assembly convened at 10 A. ". The motion of MT Fitch to divide the printing between the Ehterprise and Miner, was voted down by vote of 10 to S-a strict party vote.
 \ resolution from the council, ap- pointing committee on joint rules, was adopted.
 Mcrrs. Purly and Fitch were ap- pointed as q committee.
 The speaker referred the various subjects of the governors message to a alprcpciatc committees.
 The subject of printing was again before the house. The concurrent re solution that the printing be given to the Enterprise again aroused party spirit, and after a lengthy discussion, Mir. Fitch introduced a bill to let the printing by contract, which was ta- blcd.
 Mir. Alsap introduced resolution to appoint a committee of two to con- fer with q similar committee from the council.
 Messrs. Alsap and Vail were ap- pointed such committee.
 Adjourned until r. N.
 In the afternoon session, MT. Ham ilton introduced a bill concerning mines and mining claims. Referred.
 MT. Alsap called for the reading of the bill introduced by Mir. Behan yes terlay, to change the name ot John Mclaughlin to John Barry. Read a second and third time and put upon its final passage. Ayes, 15; noes, 3.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
FROM PRESCOTT.
Local Events at tie Capital.

Special to TIE HERALD.
 PRESCOTT, January 1.-The dra- matic club will present this evening at the theatre, the comedy entitled " One Hundred Thousand Pounds"
 Hon. Thomas Fitch has been re- quested to reproduce Richelieu' at an early day and has accepted.
 Gov. Fremont and wife are enter taining members of the legislature from time to time.
 Speaker Stewart is looked upon as very impartial man in his position.
 President Hughes, of the council, is popular with the people. He is an efficient presiding officer.
 The Hughes gambling bill will meet with opposition.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

School. books of all kinds very cheap at Loring's.
 O'Neil's teams, with lumLer for Loring, are daily expected.
 All kinds of school books and sta tioncry, etc, at Goldberg's.
 Asher & Ellis in the past several days have received 100000 pounds of goods.
 All persons indebted to John II. Burger are notified to call and settle. See advertisement.
 MeSsrs. Goodhue x Armstrong have recently brought to this city a splen- did assortment of fruit trees and shrubbcry. which they are disposing to our citizens very rapidly. Their stock is of the very best quality, and warranted. They occupy the former business house of Nathan & Co.
 All kinds of produce taken in ex. change for merchandise at Goldberg's.
 The first street sprinkler known in PheniX made its appearance on our streets last Monday. It will be q great blessing to our citizens next summer, and to retain it, it should be well patronized by our business men now. MT. Evans, the proprietor, will be around with subscription paper and should receive the signatures of all.
 Trunks, valiseS, satchcls and carpet bags at Goldberg's
 Ifyou want fruit trees go to James Back and sons farm where you can get: Three year old apple trees, ex tra fine, 75 cents Fine budded peach trees, large and thrifty, 75 cents. Ap pricot trees of superior quality, S1 0O Pear trees, 75 cents. Ncctarine trees $1 co. All guaranteed to be in good condition. To all purchasers of one hundred trees or upwards special rates will be given. If you cant come send your orders to J. \. Hobill, Phenix, \. T. 1t*
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

TIE workshops of the Southern Pa cific railroad, at Sacramento, arc very extensive. When running full handed they employ from 1900 to 1,400 men, with monthly pay rolls amount ing to from $75,OOO to $S0,0O0. At present about 1000 men are employ ed at the shops, the pay roll amount ing to upward of $6l,O00. During the year the value of the work done by the company at these shops, in ciuding repairs, building of new cars. foundry work, locomotive building and repairing, etc, exceeded s3,2OO,- 900.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

"Thc Hospital expenses have been unusually heavy on account of many indigent sick coming into our midst" " The above is from the Sur of Tucson. This county is also suffering from the same complaint. During the past year several thousands of the taxpayers money was spent for the care of the destitute sick. A larger portion having a nameless disease Steps should be taken by the proper authorities toward the erection of a county poor house where light work would he provided, thus making them self supporting.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

On January 2d, the most dreadful accident ever known on the Sacra- mento division of the Central railroad occurred cast of the Summit. Engine No. r, a mammoth wheeler, weighing 40 tons, exploded, instantly killing W. C. Norton, the engineer, fatally wounding Charles F. Hoy, the fireman, and seriously injuring $. II. Green, yard master at Truckee.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
Tuesdays Proceedings.
COUNCIL.

PRESCOTT, January 1.-The coun- cil convened at 10 AM
 The joint committee, consisting of one from the council and two from the house, were appointed to report the best method of obtaining the ne ccssary printing for the two houses, reported that they had considered the matter and obtained from the Miner and EHterprise list of the prices of printing, which will be submitted with q concurrent resolution to be presented in the house, and would re- commend the adoption of the same. Accepted.
 The council bill, No. 1, was read a third time and passed.
 A message from the house, that the printing committees Of the two houses make arrangements with Messrs. Beach and Weber, jointly, for the necessary printing for the two houses in accordance with schedule prices was submitted and concurred in.
 Bill No. was read a third time and passed.
 Mr. Head was called to the chair.
 Mir. Hughes gave notice that he would introduce bill providing for the segregation of mining claims in Pima county; also introduced a bill to make the office of probate judge elective.
 A memorial, petitioning congres, for sufficient money for q geological and mineral survey of Arizona, wa, presented by Mir. Kirkpatrick and passed.
 A message from the house, that they had passed the bill to change the name of JDhn Mclaughlin to John Barry, was received.
 Adjourned until afternoon.
 ASSEMBLY,.
 The assembly convened at 10 A. M.
 MT. Fitch reported back from the committee on education, the house bill in reference to judges salary, with amendments.
 MT. Alsap presented report from the committee appointed to confer with the proprictors of newspapers, for the purpose of arranging for the public printing, and moved that the rules be suspended and the matter of the public printing be taken up. Car ried.
 The concurrent resolution to give the printing to the Miner and Enter prise equally, was adopted.
 MT. Alsap inquired as to whether any report had been received from the treasurer of the territory or oth- CTS, giving an account of the financial standing of the territory. None re. eeived.
 MT. Fitch's bill relative to mort gages was read second time and re- ferred.
 Mir. Fitch offered a joint resolution that the judiciary committee of both houses be instructed to prepare a proper memorial to the department at Washington, asking for revIcw of the ruling of the controller of the treasury, in respect to the salary of members of the legislative assembly.
 The council informed the house that it had passed an act to amend an act to provide for the erection of county buildings in Yavapai county
 MT. Vail introduced a report from the judiciary committee, reporting back to the council the concurrent resolution, advising the adoption O. the California code and recommend ing that the resolution be returned tc the council as imperative.
 On motion of Mir. Fitch, the con current resolution passed providing for the printing of 15O copies of eacl bill for the use of members of botl houses
 Adjourned till tomorrow.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

Adjourned till tomorrow.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

The following comparison of the volume of business transacted during the past year by the Phenix and Tue son postoflices will assist in giving the stranger and idea of our rapidly growing city. Tucson-Orders issued $142,32 s1, and paid, S37,293 9. Phenix-S1O!,O26 6l, and paid s33. n-- Ot
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

TIE number of miles of railroad constructed in the United States last year was 2.GSS-eXceeding any pre- vious year since 1873. Minnesota Iowa. Missouri, Colorado and Kansas made the greatest progress ln railroad building.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
ASHER & ELLIS.

HThe National Gold Medal was awarded to Bradley & Rulof,on. for the best Photo graphs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best ;n the world.
 42s Montgomery Street. San Francisco
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
FR1N YUMA
siouthcrn Pacific EaiIrOad-MOrc
 About the New Town, Etc.

Special dispatch to THE HERALD.
 YUMA, January 13.-A two hours ride from Yuma east brings you to Adondc station, distance of thirty miles, where you find a large water tank with capacity of fifty thousand gallons, a temporary platform for the delivery of freight, barber shop, two whisky shops, one hotel, telegraph office where a lady operator officiates, and a Chinese wash house. Passcn gers and mails and freight are now delivered at Adonde.
Salt River herald., 1879-01-15

TIE HERALD IS the only semi weekly paper published in the terri tory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-11

HAWAIIAN SUGAR CULTIVATION The Haw siian
Commercial Company, composed Of merchant q Of
this city who are the owners Of Maui Island, one
of the Hawaiian group, has Incorporated, the
production and sale OF sugar on the island in
question being the purpose for wbicJ il is formed.
Maui leland contains 200 square miles, and por-
tions Of the land ure mountainous, lying on the
plains between the sugar-cane that is to be Guilt
waited. The area Of the plantation is about 49,
900 acres. A quantity Of water-pipe, to used in
conducting water from the mountains, 10 now
ready for shipment to the island, and n number OF
men and mules and a lot Of machenery were sent
forward some time since in the ship Fremont.
s. f. Chronicle.