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The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENrs.

NOTIUE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN shall apply to the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Delaware, at the next
January session, for divorce from my
vile, Laura Osg ood Harkne's,
JOHN @. HARKNE6S.
Wilmington, DEL, Dec. Is. 1880.
decl6-2tawlm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Another Larse Sale.

We are p'essed to see that some Gf our old pioneers, ah0 have stayed Hith their mining properties for so many yesrs, ex- pending time and money in their develop- ment, are beginning to reap reasonable re wards. Yesterday, the 2ls;, Philip Rich. arison. shO knows just about as much in regard to what constitutes good mining property ss any man in Arizona. disposed of his Cray Eagle mIuc, 1j0 feet. in Brad shaw district. t0 Q Mir Lamont, of New York city through Governor Fremont and Judge Silent, for the nice round sum of t30,000. The Gray Eagle mIue wts discoY- cred in ls1l by Jackson McCTackiB snd sold to NIT. Richardson in 1879, who, since that time, with limited means, has been al most constantly busy iH its development. There are on this mine, three tHnnsls-No. ! runs in on the ledge 100 feet, connecting with q shaft 45 feet Nn. runs in oB the lead 300 feel and No. 3, lsi feet. The middle tunnel, which is No. ?, carries body of ore nearly twenty feet thIck, and the lower tunnel has eleven feet. This property is so developed that 1t shows more ore than sufficient 10 pay for the purchase of the mine, The mine Is convenient tc a pine forrest of thinner aud never failing wa ter. all ot winch we bear goes with the mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Written si ivr~ssiy for the AHuoSs NIsEKs
 AN OYER TRUE TALE

abY what's Hp hers7 uhsi kind of e rg~g Irt's se4 vhat's the matter. anyhow. A srriusfnAgs st poker. and C mans teen shot Soyrs fool of a fellow dsssryei shat he got. . young shaver. tool uhV the ikes of him
 should Bsvsr have troubled with Slippery Jim Well. thai's the end uf hiul. You bet
 The mate for Jim . sOt born vet Aye that was the end. Bat beyond the seas, In the land where the thistie wEyes in the breeze 4 mother ionged and prayed for her son. For her loud heart gearued for her darling one And sadly she thought uu his bayish days. And recalled hts daring and Nilful ways When her ssne bonnie lssidis' she could chds IB her love and her strons maternal pride But of. had the leaves grown sere and broWs. And oft the riye thistle hsd scattered iis doEu Since the hayward youth lad left her here. Her dresFy wdowhood d0uhly dresr, tBoE. And 'nae is good n~ss-' seemed meaningless with weary eyes and care EorH brow. Stl hoping her grief might br turned into jos. sbs w1s;fuly soggh' fer HsSs uf hsr boy. But little she rscked that Ecross the Her loved one flesi dishOnOred grave. And the message. freRnt-d sith anguish and wee, That only stricken mother may knUE, The end of her love, her hope. and her fear The udins- so dire, she never could hear; For God il his love and compassion had come And tendery carried His servant nome.
 MRS. [. DOUGLAS BROWN. PkEscoTr JaEusry ietb, lssl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS
SheriUs Sale.

In the District Court of the Thiri Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yayspai
 ACGUsT Y. ksrTE. Plaintiff.
 GEORGE C. WEBSTER AND
 CHARLEs GATEs. Defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and execution issued out 4 the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County uf layapai in the above entitled action. wherein Augu~s Y. hautz, the above named plsiniH oh- taiuei g judgment and decree of fofo- obscure against the above named defend ants George C. Webster and Charles Nate- which saii judgment and decree is TecoTtish in judgment book z Of the said District Court on pages l44, li5, l4i. IF, l4S, l4o, am com manded to sell that certain, property, to vii:
 All and singular those certain ioi~, pieces parcels of land or building lots situate m the Village oi Prescott in the County ol Nayapai. Territory of Arizona, known. de4- ignaitl and described on the oti, ial map Dr plat of said Village of Pres 'ott, a. the same now appears on fife in ths oiilce of the E.-- corder of said Village of Prescott. a~ lots numbc sixteen, tlGl eighteen. tlNi twenty s2Ul and tweniy-two f22l in blork number thirry-four, t3il each of said lots heinz tfsy I5nl feet in frontage by one hundred au1 nt- ~ iIjgl feet tn depth.
 Referon"e is hereby made 10 she official surNcE and plat "t the oWn~ilp nf ibg Nt-- lago uf Prescott for the identification of the said several lots, pieces and parcels of IauJ or sO much thereof as may he necessary la satisfy said judgement, the sum of two hun dred and fi1ty-sevt n pG iS251 ,s,l dollars lIiH- ripal and iu;eroSf anj twenty ger cent upon the amount oi principal and interest Cpun- ~e .aeS. and the further sum uf fifty oue p5-lCQ l2jle5l dollars, cost. tax and ex pen-e Of sale and ac"ruing costs.
 iuugtLhgr NIfN all and N4HvUlar .a fF .lft- ments. heTe,litameuts uHd appurycuanrs's thereto, belonging cr many wise apPe-ta,n- ing, Public notice k hcTeny given lbst Uu
 SATU RDAI. JANUARY Slst. Is~p, at l3 o'clock NJ. of that day. la front of the Cour. House door, III the Village of Pre- colt, in said County, ol NlNajai. l v.ll seH at Public Auction, the above described igAl estate tu satisfv said eN scutiou and ali cosg-.
 JOSEPH E WALKER, Shcriu
 By L.. B. STJAMks. Deputy.
 Prescott, January 9thr ls>o Id.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

The jealous Ssu Francisco Chronicle is hereby informed that The old land gran, .u tine A * r R R IS nc; inrfeitcd ct lu pe forfeited, without the passage which s very unlikely of law ieciariHg f' 20 tg pe Arizona Democrat, Jan. goth.
 Bv reference to congressional proceedings ,f 'sgT. we anA thai Senator Booth intrc 1uccd resolution declaring the land grant ,o :hc Auansi. and Pacific R. K void ana ordering sA,d lands ,a be .hrova iDtc the h.nds ct 'he government and declared open "a location Uv sct,lefs ,uc b.ii vent tC thc Committee ou aaitresus and from thcre wss rcicrrcd iu tho Committee Jp Public Lands and was finally sent 70 ,hc gudiriAry Com nittec, where ihc matter was thoroughly 's-er.igatsl. and it was found ;bat the cor. .ors,ion ,o which ihc grant had Jccn faa,is sad so iat compiled yIih .hC terms oi the franchise that t woaia oc unjust tc declare tho charter forfeited Tue railroad com pAny had gone so Ia as a lo dispose of certain section Qi isnd pj s2 70 per acre, sni many sho purchased lands from the corpora;iou had imprevca them AgaIn in SIS, Senator Booth brought .he matter up .od < cude5 o skc maoucr
 Fi.a Atlantic sr, Pacific -ymps Davo nu,.f s0me 3t0 mites 7u the linc srst Nhici h. sAsrttE sN,cnjc, 1ast Ci :aQ Indian Territory, 3ad .s;e. transferring :heis .'sh; e iho Atchisos. Topeka soj santa Fe co-, poTst,on. ,his ~sn. psny hgilt 50 miles Ro'r af sne road .1 fr- vjcini,y 9. tno Rato"n mountain ls oo>s ss- seesr e, gs hardly r.sat that after 3oo rHe. ct ralroad ls compietss sn sF"uto ho,d.us 'sauchis. and Aitcs -bcg nav. disposed ot 'auds Ca settlers l.At aauId 3e acting ,g sooJ fsita ior congress b. ..@e .acs- tights away L. S.uia .,- ,.Es --sl er.se .s--E -- h,= -rTE iH -n'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Mortgages sale.

Where's ths TutrTIrtrc Fi, !i.t.au raI. liy. rcf PorAii1h duly iurorpurs cd and sZtstss uld,- hs l tnc iIh day of Nty. ie19, usSa. ezecJits ar8 de hveT uuio ihs undersigned its u deei of sssey. a1"e it writing, whi,h said dsai flse, Is eljy t'rie' in thf oitcs ci the Recorder ef beff. N of 1~Yapai county. A. L.. ip hn-s of thatf.i Gort gEges on ages 3s % gt3 whereby r4ij i-at'. r-,u 'ey "d '" th" nnJrrsEasa he ioiiaS1E lrpeTv D a1i
 Que hand pr'Ss.
 uue Gordon bob rres'.
 One IaI-r Clttsr,
 5) lt', BurgeOis ness Jypa
 lUl ll.H NoupareiI t,te
 5l ibs fiCs Huuusu tsr~.
 e fonts lob and advertising tyfs
 x taEts wood type,
 | Casr job furniture.
 box metal fJrniture-
 iiHP,st-R stone,
 Sg lbs Min,o,i Koiusp
 case as-or's~l rtl"s -ing,e, 5sp sa saA ags5s1
 font 1f fancy border,
 I funt of Sursi urnamrfts
 h"I of wood rsgirt and blf,iers,
 double stands.
 job stone tlile
 aS lob and neNs cases
 8 tables and bsu.,
 s'oei of joh rapcr loill hssia ytisr hssis ~eians the business the office
 Ai-". the good wI Of the Fr' erg,ri-s Prtli,lts Gem. lAhl ih 't uusiae-s of printing and puhIsl'itg ,Aih ne~elAlff hnovu as Co. ArEVua EutU~i F.sa go both daily Hud weekly.
 And WhercAs the said convey snce % s.sas a- .i - sad p! cad tlierprss Publishing Company made to aecdte The Jay neu of cctta.n proni,snry a Tor
 e cum C" -LS. executed by said CoInp. uy tc fte nss cef-tSued ou the sad 18th u4y uf May Is7q
 NHd where's defsul, has m dc iu the tav5ne-. of sa'i nui" according to s t~Ii0r and effect. And ,es hy tbe terms oi -aid chst+i orsgp aiorss ii1 ruuu default hc su made tu" undersigned ssnI-lvrl q, sell -sn Trupcrty, effects aud good vil Aa 5sv, s,. forth par; thereof. at Ib!Is yaiil. t .t hi ss' hddf fur cash ln hsud iy gsiug 3ss- place &lii t ms af sae of sand property the ses r 31 days a inc AriIrBs Weekly Mnpr sali tsics ts i inblshed weekly and once wesk h sug said l-3. .-1I HP'' thf EayH'ii of tha Turcuar" un,r. sl=l ,- aud diis"r c"HseN sail pro.eFsy s5 s,,i , th" Il chaser thereof, and hH with th- proceeds sald sale is ot the rrIrn-s- ci sad ssle aud said prom -sury note, and the tsance if aty t The said Enterprise Puplstiins Con rluy or its legal -es- seuatlye~.
 Now therefore Eva THvirr, the snurtraeeo iu s,.s
 nr gag" uai"I, pursuance Uf ssid d.e aud g,iz ri me-it uf couvenn Nii -s 2 The above s.flria atai @ -'Tt''~i persrua rroT"rts. -ietE ant .rsoH r Nt n''' thcr""s a- may Do rh. above yvl sos CoE-,d'syd, at pubic seuiue, or Monday, the 9th day of Feb'y A. n 1850. at ih" oT' of the Ariz0uau BesspaPc, M1utr. una street in the village of Frrscoti, Arixpua. at t.., oclnct of said s-t uAued day, to the hi1h..s der for cash. EVA IhNl,FH, far.r.e.~
 trs~coit. AI15"ua. January g. IS~J
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

P.rnell, the Irish agi;stor. is receiving considerable sid for his suffering country men wherever he goes |. is ;o be hoped that he will l,c able to relieve the suffering poor of Ireland through his msgnauimous efforts on ,he.s behalf m America The people of The United States were never known to stand back when starvation wss staring their fel'ow-ercatures in fhe face they are ,lwsys ready and willing to answer to the call fer humanity sake
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

ghe trlzpaa Gold and cIvcI Mining Com pany is the name of a mining scbcme with its office here iu New York, and claiming t. have thc Mutual Mine in ievapai County Arizona, rich in free gold and silver, with Robcrt T parvin, of Philadelphia, as Pres ident The prospectus makes no meuton- We obscFyc--of ihc special location ot the mine. Viii not some ut our Arizpna friends let us know whether such mine n the Mutual is known iu Nsvapai County N | Mining Record
 Iu answer to ;ao ,nquiTF Jf the Mining ltccori wc will state that the property IS located ou Wiiiuv Creek, uea- rblmC Butte five miles from the town os Prescott From gentlemen wo carr that ihe company own scycra claims which are considered far The NutuH, has T shalt sunk 'n lt s0 feet and 2 tunuc. The disCovcrci c. 'ho Mutual. Nj, Sbui's. ttiuk. well Qt ais :esd
 hp. MIEEg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
SUPERSTITION AND IGNORANCE

,t sssms .bst .he MaricDpa indians. s though iB dails contact with Americans 's- ;he lss, decade anu a baii. where they Isse asd sr opportunity of lcaTnin. right from wrong and attaining Anowl ledge oi sa0Tsis stii cling to their baIhsrous habits of killing any oi thcI- Jribc accused Of si,chcratl Y ycry often occurs that icai- 9ysy arises oetw"cD s~. males af tho tube orcr some iair and gushing jAmsei when :he man having the greatest influence gets Ais friends ,o circulate fhc report that the .entlemsus opponcus is possosseo of witch craft, wLcE ofF goes his hcad quicker than g3s ssh say Jack RnbinsoG.
 We fcmemhcr ,hat two ScalS sgo. ,e oi 'he Pima tribe became converted into -ne Mormob faith b 0rotheF Jones of lonesviiio sud they were taught to believe, by he prophet that any miraculous cure could De affected; by inc laying on of hAnd. At she time Tn question the small pox was raging with the Pima tribe iivin. sn Salt RIvc' and these poor dupes con concluded t0 turn physicians, perform mirac alous cures without drues Of any kind, and after tn. rules isid dsHn by Bishop Jones. They repaired io fine Indian fa''olaria, vii Isge). put out ,heI shingles. NJ. Ds from IUnesvillc, and commenced practice After about half of The children had died with the fearful disease, the students of Jones college having 'ailei ;o perform q single cure. the old men oi the tribe declared the doctors as possessed of T.i,bcralt and ordered them ic ne killed which order was carried out. and Jones, who was looking for sn Indian Agency defeated n nis aspirations
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
To and Mine syoid

Our friend. D K poiand O. Big Bug. .a- form. Ga that a, hGs received news from Chicago gentlemen, who were herc some tune since negotiating ~iih him for ibe purchase of me Poland nIne, that thcv have concluded to taAe inc property and asked him 10 forward the deed and upon tue rc eeipt of which 'heJ will telegraph him ;he purchase price. which. Se understand, i. t2O,coo. Gradually favapai mining prop eriJ is being parchsso.l by capitalists from sbTead Just whNt wc want
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Railroad Employes Arriving.


Nearly fvc hundred men vii leave the cily tomorrow for Casa Grandr, ArlzooA, to commence work on the eastern end of inc southern Pacific Railroad They are under the charge Uf the Superintendent ot Con s,ruciion, T II. Strohridg', who is also President of tic southern Pacific lIairoad of Arzoua, and will commence work Im- mediately upon their arrival The camp outfit and stores were all sent ahead ias, wccK and sufficient supplies for this feRi ment Df workmcp They w;li bc followed by others, until between two aud three thou sand men are employed The first detscb- ment co-si-ts of white men and Chinese Casa Grandc IS el3 miles trc n San Francis CD. and connection will be made as soou as possible eith either the Atchson suu Santa Fe iine or tbe TeIss Pacific. This vii connect eventually Oregon with New Or leans and Texas. and form complete .ys- tem Of railroads over the entire length Qt ihe Pacific cusst--,S F Post, Jan, 10.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
uTEf rTE~ ar >TK.sg TkCEINHY N ALI. n 's5.ie-. Nle-asa'',ss-. ss'saussniy sud lsEd
 E(GL.1ES j, ROLLERS,
iiisA f-- -sErs af Casr rpaga,a.

OEuJNAYG JaUtNE .sut0guisI saeu a.ivisshis
 STEAM BOYLE ls -Psr'.cusr risios given Co a. quality "t th. r-atfla and ssrtu-Ish3P. asa bu hrst-cizzE ssrs rra~lursI-
 WATER . TIT. s( toiief or sheet ir1r. nf any s.Ea made iu sa.tthe length for cpu1s,'tsuS together. s sh~sfs r" riurhri s0d IarkeI fag Stiff eut- rraa: sa he ri,itafi arr t.s qroert.
 HYDRAULIC INVITING t}efar TcFk sIrs wsir ripa made }y this s~tahl~i,lanrit. Tfyi'rd bT hy dr7u r risu-lris .lrr-y tsi qualify of gUgt rlns far urorf rr ts .r1a vu-E.
 TUNP~- Fer Iatt uF ag ssy repbrisy sud -f an5 style. Cur svlr uf d4 1cl c-gfHFTuud rrE-inrss Sth double rs rs tgiag4 tsrt,u.sfiy resutaf. ended ws r,fsr p rlrr sg nss t aH~ hasiaF Tyst hssu bral..5 tovc.
 DIRECT EET}EH ENHfNTr gas -zadsrEF-s'isf srr-- -r~4.., f .l'r -ar-v ,f= fs-trfsr. t q vts tha seiey.fs- -gI ssavsv +z~- a.Tirr fErrFt ta Cd s.tls-r
 MINING ss.'ts4 ], fs -'s fal5as is-r. 'ao5sHrs ll..isti-zs srs Htnsur -41E 1ssr~a 5'he' ft,s.-.-l..e-- --s....r--l ivnI7tu2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
JUDGE PORTER kEAPPoiETED.

We are .p receipt If telegram from Washington, dated the slst, stating tha, Judge DeFeEest Porter had been re-uomi- hated by Pre.iden; Hayes as Judge of the End Judicial District. and that h.s appoint. ment would be confirmed This shows that Judge Porter stands vel! ID W ashiu gton, as he does in Arizona and everywhere else. EIpositor please copy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
A Dead'lle In Arizona.

Three prospecturs arrived in town carly this week from tho country bordering on the Little Colorado. lj0 miles north of Prescott, bringing with thcm g considerable quantity of ore, which they claim as com ing from a ledge in the Ava Su- pal canyon, into which they had to be suspended by ropes They were told of wonderful cal bonate deposit that existed in this canycn by Moqui chief who prohercd his scr vices 10 show them the lead aBd dId SD. The deposit is capped over with uearIy l50 feet of limestone, and was only exposed by the canyon which cut t, showing ledge eighteen feet wide, and hoTizantal in shape The indications aui marks prove conclu- slvely that the Indians have, as Inc Moqui chief stated. supplied themselves for a great many vcars vlrb icad for their bullets. The late disc0yerers of thIs limestone cap ped iedge iaid iu good supply of proyis ions. aud have returned tC examine more thoroughly into this curious bonanza. Should Inc thiFty-iiih parallel railroad Dc built with Inc rapidiiy NC think fl will, and the new find prove to Dc as rich as tho dis coverers thlnk it ,s, we may look tor an. other Lcaddlie in Arizona within i40 miles pf Prescott anu withiu 6 miles of ihe iron highway
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
THE MAINE MUDDLR

From our dispatches dated ,iIo 18th, it looks ss though trouble must inevitably folIow, The Republicans have possession of the State House, which is guarded by troops 10 keep pOu, the Fusionis;s, who declare their intention of taking possession, in which even, somebody will be hurt, and that per. sen or persons will be the Fusionis,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

ln t1e Di@fyit '"ust 0i the Thir3 +H1teia Hirsfit oi th" Territory "f ArtEuna in snd fe fhs ""siy ui NsvsPai:
 jiJrTos BHooEa PiAinti8
 
 Pau WTrEB and R. II. wTHEr. AIs wlfr. Dri.us e.. Under ad by virtue If an order Of .aic s,d ,sfrt. oon issued out of ths District Court t thira ns d'cial District rf Tho Trr-tt Y of Nrt1nus i su1 P ih" t"usiy oi sTai. iu th" above entitled ast u "her'i Gideon brook'. the above uHsic- riali.ln ohtsnsd u1Rncut and decree of force Isurf s..lt.t :b" above uafnei defsitdauta Paul Weber ami sl U Weber, hich sad judgment and drrt is rfrt,l f, Judgment Book of sas DistriCt Court, ru pE-sa .4 S1. M aAd s9. Commanded to a. II that r. r property, io Wits Al ari singular tip4a crrttn lt, pi'F- larc'ls uf land hu ldtug luis situate a ,- Ni'isge o' fr"s.us, "a the Couu of iaear.E T-rt- i"r} "i AriEoaa, known nssizEaof aud ue-.glF rrl " efbcia map 'r plat 1f Said Village nf Prescott as pr sam" noS spIffs pB hr iu tis cfirr trs s.r- oor1e- of -aii Village sf Prescott, a- l.ls si,i. a S' l", v and F., ir i'tE Euihr sl-4 the --is Fs i t"' 1t lots nun lerr |, snI E. ssI ,h .zr,ru is fef "f int numbered s and ths vaais of !at ntll,i r block number 3. t.,fereurs Is h.r,v made m tH , cia SnTsFy Had plat uf th@ town ziss ,f tIs Ns- , Prescott tor thr classification uf ri. s,d .sv-f rsa 's N''i lar"ei= of land, nura -l.fets! rs f,- f note-serN is sati~tf gaid uisus-ut fH. ~af. M .1 hundr' aur forty and tw-lsn nuH,rei n .s,isa dollars, priDcip7! zad i.li-Fsst. sd ih rt,.sq ana ninety hVntrestih xgisfl dplIs~r r.4s.s a. arr7-, i'f't' and s1~'s, together 0Iti e. EnJ giuvalr ls ~" ''.I., nf N'I'ai"'p'- snt 'FpaH"nssesr shof~ @ I@.' ns'nE "s io SuN Wisr sfierts3nf11.
 Fn.h' u"'ica ts A'rFh+ Fiteis. fi4.t e-5
 Saturday. January 3ist i63g eI 't eleck. af thsi ay iu rr.,rt f t1,. t-. ou-r door, J tnF NIlass uf Fre-..g, s said ,,,.. pt hsNsini. WIl -"li s' lfs5fc su~ ,n fo~ s,.sr M s"rlfi real e~Et'. tn t1~ hiuha i II-r f.,r A, - l,atlsiy sAld sx~cu'taa gsl sll e..zss
 ip~EfH U. WALKER slscr g.
 H! J.. IT, -r. 'aHAs, A-past Prescott \. t., 1suWsfy rh- lssl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Es-c.,ui eat NJ.ice

4'a E fl. EsEafs Fec sr- t-rels loi3Esj ssai . has- -!,rf ra. la-t- a..t ts,If. da44-s u Itbor and su gI.f. ftts --l.tit yrtHts e.4 s! ihr i'atll st isfrr fsi l. e a5sIui.. Uisfs-ff. B af-fss f 5a.r, ar.f -s. .I ari-r i- h'.i sad Bfeii.ef- uu t.r t Eati@slls ut -"lau -i-g Hsi-ri statutes tf fHa it -t1. sEsF W .tatn uif~te davz N's -- u.-l H. lf.-. st.'-- sf.4 ffft .,,~s Co il.il7-.~ sHfI F-H.'t.-s ut -E ssI-furs ~l- osftF, N0Er ffs-t -8.'i i'st1 E tst~g Boo pf0v-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
Notice ssf A>se,smeui.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

Ssturnsy waS ihc New York Herald day ,o be agaius, tho Fasion,sts n Maine. end ,t said
 ls inc e.cction ot a president f the Sca ate was an illegal farce Maine is without a Governor and General Chamberlain having no military superior k left 'p Use his own discretion for the prc>cryaiyon Of ortlcf His assumption of power can 5e resisted l1y the Fusionists ouly by recourse to iho lu- dietary Thc difficulty ot .he Republican situation has heretofore consisted in finding away ui access to thc courts all branches of the State authority hclng apparently ir the hands of thc Fu>i,njsts The tables nave been turned ny the action of General Chamberlain. 1T Mr Lamson claims to act as Governor he must apply ID thc courts tG instato him in office. when Inc commander Y ;hc militia refuses tc recognize his Ju- ,hority, and oy assuming that he WAS not elected President of the Senate, disputes tie legality If ;hat body a. now organized The Fus,unisis have had a triumph ss brief as t was dis2raCetui
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
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