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Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

A CplCOR'S SAFE.

A UDlfORS SALE.
BY virtue CT a warrant Of the Mayor OF the
City Of Wilmington, to me directed, viii be
exposed to Public Sale. at o'clock, p. M, on
FRIDAY, MARCH rs, 1880,
At the Auditors office, No. 81 East Sixth
street, ia story,) In the City Of WILMINGTON.
New Castle County State of Delaware. all
that To-, piece or parcel Of land situated as
follows: '''
Commencing at point on the southerly
SIDE OF Third street distant 10 feet. 4 inches
from easterly side OF Jefferson street, thence
eastsrly by srd street IS It. to point thence
to a point, thence northerly 10 it. TO place of
beginning, containing 25s square feet, more
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty Of Elizabeth II. Rates. and to be sold by
q. b. UNDERWOOD,
CITY Auditor.
N. Il. Tho above named property is to be
sold to satisiy a lien hereon for paving.
Ihos. NJ. Ogle. Auct'r. 3-l6lOt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
New Castle Landlords mov,ur

Mr.. George A. Milliugton, proprietor
of the jefferson House, New Castle, had
public sale Oh Thursday, preparatory
to removing to Bombayhook to take
charge of the hotel at that place. Mr..
B. D. Longland, present proprietor Of
tho Delaware House, New Castle, will
become the proprietor of the Jefferson
House to which he will remove on Mon
dav, and Cloud Person at present pro.
prietor of the Washington House, New
ark, will next week remove to the Del
aware House, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

A dispatch from London dated tho
18th inst, states that at the race for the
Liverpcol spring cup on that day Pa
role, Lorillard's American brown geld.
ing won the race by half length with
a leLgtn between the second and third
horses. Eleven hCrses ran. The bet.
ting was . to 4 against Advance; to
l against Chocolate - to against Pa
role, and 10 to l against all other
starters.
Immediately on the finish of the race
obieotion against Parole was entered,
and being proved, the award was given
against him. The objection was on the
ground of cross. The race was
awarded TO Captain Machell's Advance.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
NOTICES

NOTCE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the Statute In this Dshalf the subscri.
bers hereby give notice that they will make
application on the third day Of April, A. d.,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty, TO the HonOra-
Bile Leonord h. Wales, Judge OF the Super or
Court Of the State Of Delaware, for a Charter
incorporating company to DO called ssThe
Repauno Chemical Company" The object
OF the said company being the making, buy
Ing. selling compromising and refining Chemi.
cal Explosives, Cartridges, Fuses and Primers.
A. draft OF the Charter Of tho said Company
viii be- on that day presented TO the said
J uaRs for his examination and erder thereon.
HENRY DUPONT,
LAMM0T DUPONT,
March 2. &-NS EUGENE DUPONT.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
The College Enter,a,n,nen,

The last entertainment given this sea-
son by the Iris Society Of the Wesleyan
Female College will take place in the
music hall OF the college this evening
at eight o'clock. The exercises will be
very interesting and will consist of
yo.al and instrumental music, select
readings and declarations.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
The Warrington Hotel Opening.

John Mealey will formally open the
Washington House, No. 205 Market
street, on Monday or Tuesday. Since
Mr.. M. has purchased the property he
has had the first floor lowered fifteen
inches and the rooms nicely fitted up.
Mr.. Gre ennan has repapsred the rooms
on the frst and second floors very pref
tily' In the rear Of the front room on
the first floor small bar room has been
placed. Mr.. J. B. Johnson has had
charge Of the wood work, and Speak
man q Bro. have furnished the gas
fixtures.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Police Court.

No cases were tried at police court last
night. This morning confirmed corner
lounger was given ten days in Jail as a
vagfant, ard man who shouted on
the street. in a drunken frenzy was fined
fifty cents ard costs. Police business
during the past week has been brisk.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Retired from the Buslues-,

john g. Yates, who was engaged in
the tailoring business at No. Is Market
street for SO many years, has retired
from the business. The store has
been leased by Matilda Jackson, and
Will be opened next Saturday as a
restaurant.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Officers Elected.

Adj1tant General Postles ani the
commissioned officers of the Delaware
military company held meeting al
Dover, yesterday, when the following
officers were elected
CIlonel--Ssmuel A. Mscallis'er, OF
Wilmington.
Lieutenant Colonel--Samuel Wood,
of Wilmington.
Maior-Arthur Boyle, Of Dover.
Adiutant-Dr. Marshall, of Milford.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Sunday Papers To. morrow.

lfyou wish a Sunday paper, New
York or Philadelphis, you Gan leave
your order to night or in the morning
at Mr.. Hawkins cigar store, G18 Market
street have one promptly left. Papers
for sale in the morning after 10. 90 a..
N. Davis the newsdealer.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Chancellor woodrufrs Por trait

When Supreme Chancellor D. B.
Woodruff of X. of P. was in this city
some time ago for the purpose of insti-
tutlng lvanhos Division, No 2, Uni
form Rank. X. of P, at New Castle,
he presented one Of his portraits to
the Wilmington Division, No. l. The
picture presented to Wilmington Divi-
sion has been handsomely framed by
Mr.. W. G. Bangh, and was put on ex-
ibition in the window of Mr.. Lem uel
Marr's shoe store, No IL East Fourth
street yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
The Washington. Companv.

The Washington Fire Company have
purchased six new rubber coats lately.
The ladder which was broken at the
81. Peters Orphan Asylum fire is being
me 'ded and will be in service gain
a. l-.,e1 pa.t VI .!ext .eeA.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Hart at KarIan's.

Mr.. Peter Cunningham, who is a
workman in the Harlan & Holdings
worth company, and VIII, resides on
Christlana street, met with a painful
accident yesterday ty falling while
carrying a heavy rudder. The chief
injury was the crushing Of his foot.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
A TaVOrIte Play.

}. W. Golfers Bankers Daughter"
combination will lie here on Saturday
evening March 9Th. This is the troupe
which presented the play here last win
ter and made such a decided chit"
They will doubtless be very successful.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
/ RoeFING!l

All kinds composition roofing dene PROMPT.
ly and at LOW PRICES. Old leaky tin.
sNingle and composition roofs coated with
plastic and made water.tight and good as.
new. Give US call -.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: S'r' Hsnra & Co.. hnrlr'ara
stvf., xn.Ai s4d -A.lAsI sts. 49,. ma.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Tho transportation OF American
Cattle.

Cattle.
OrTowA, Ont, March 19.--It is now
understood that very important com.
mission has been obtained from the
British Government, and that American
cattle will be permitted the privilege Of
transit through Canada from one
American port to another, with the
privilege also Of stopping for rest and
other accommodations at some one place
in Canada.
The Minister will, it is understood,
make immediate preparation for erect
ing the necessary sheds at Lynn,
Ontario, for the reception and care Of
cattle
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
PRNP0 BALS.

PROPOSALS THE BUILDING COW-
l. mittee Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF
New Castle County will receive scalel promo
aals for erecting an extension to tho uInin
building OF tho Insane Department at tho
Aims house up to the 10Th day Of March, 1851,
at I'm.
The drawings and specifications may be
aoen ut Springer, Morley and Cause, sid and
orange SITS. III March ~, 1850, Il NJ.
All proposals Will be addressed to the
Chairman Of tho Building Committee and
indorsed Proposals Tor erecting 40 extension
to the Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much time he
requires in which TO complete the building.
The COMMITTEE reserve the riJht to reject
any Or all bids q. HILL RRINTON,
3lo'2wd Chairman Committee,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

Schr. "Menawa," Capt. Fairchild, of
New York arrived to-day with a quar-
ter Of million feet Yellow Pine Lumber
from Wilmington, N. c., for A. NJ. Qu!n-
by Il Co. She is now unloading at
P0ole's Wharf.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
WANTED.

VIZ ANIED.-FlVE GOOD PANT MAX
w ers and three Iourneynen tailors to
WoIk on hne Oats. Prices advanced on Goa Ia
70 hrst;class wsrkmen. Apply In person to
me wilmington Clothing House N W. cor.
4tn ana MARKET JNO. ". DIEfENDURF,
Slo'ti Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Lumber ImDOrfnffnn

The schooner "Menaws," Of New
York, arrived at this port this morning
With q load of lumber for W. G.
Simmons & Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

WA n 7 i D---A YOUNG MAN OF
w good bu.inefs habits would like To en-
gage In an established business either as en-
pIoye or partner. Address Joe, REPUBLICAN,
oince. $40 3Lt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1880

Ats oclock, l.. NJ,
The following deg T!bed Heal Estate, beinp
the property If William ). McCauiley. de
ceased, as follows: The one equal undivided
hall part OF all that lot OF Iand, with . flame
binding thereon erected, situate in the city
OF Wilmington. aforesaid. lying between
Taylor and Ninth street, and extending from
tbs easteriy side OF ButtDnwOod street 10 low
water mark on BrAndywine Greek. with a
front on Buttonwood street Of about l54 feet,
on said Brandywine creek OF about $50 feet
and in depth about 80 feet from ButtonWood
street to low water mark on said crock.
said property TO be sold free and clear OF
dover.
Attendance will bs given and terms made
known at the time and place atOresaid, by
CAROLINE MCCAULEY,
Administrative,
Or by Walter Cummins, Her Attorney.
Attest: J. M. Housman,
Clerk Orphans Court.
", B-The above would make fine wharf
property, and the lot has enough dirt ON 1t
when graded down to fill in for wharf
Also at the same time and place tae follow
ing desirable
BUILDING SITES,
in the said city Of Wilmington
No. /. Lot of land on south 81 10 OF Seventh
street, l4O feet west from ths westerly side OF
Broome street having u front Of 40 feet, and
extending that width to u depth Of 1873 feet.
no. Lot OF land Oh the north sido Of Sch
street rs 1t. east from the easterly side Of Du-
Pont street, having front OF IS feet. and ex-
tending thai width to depth Of III It.
Attcudsncs will be given and terms made
WALTER CITMMINS, Attorney.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Thomas M. Ogle, AuctiOneer.
%-l0-lS-l5-l6.l7.ls-I9.2O
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
DUBLIU SALE.
blu SALE.
VIII be offered at Public Sale on
MONDAY, MARCH ",
M. a00 East 2ixtb atya,,
Commencing at on O'Clock, A. y

Commencing at on o'clock, A. NJ,
Consisting Of parlor suite of Q wall cbairg.
tetatete easy chair, ettagre, ] M ascnlc inlaid
table, costing 5000; 3 marble top tables, i
walnut secretary, piano stool, parl0r stoves,
Victor cook MOI, mirror, feet by i feet
French plate, % yards Brussels carpet, bed
steads, rocking chair and lounge. UMBRELLA
stand End hat rack, office chair, 1 clock, / set
oil china, Queenswarc, &c., 2 oil paintings.
and everything pertaining to housekeeping Too
numerous To mention. JNO. 3. RH fDEj.
DraRe u Co., Auc. 3.l8.3t~
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

WANTED-ONE HUNDRED HOUSES
w otuppiy tho demand made upon us
daily by soSa and reliable tenants east OF
MarKet St. J. II. FRAZER.& co,
ZAtl 3rd and Shipley
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
A DhlNlsTKATRlX SAIL.
REAL ESTATE,

BY virtus OF an order Of the Orphans Court
of the State OF Delaware, in and Tor New Gas.
tie County, mAde at the February Term. A.
D.. 1880, Of said Court, Will be exposed to Pub
nc sale at the auction loom Of Thomas NJ
Ogle, COS Market St., in the city Of Whining.
ton, on
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
Fancy nrAss GOODS.

Russell and Spencer offer this morn
ing one case wool filed fancy dress
goods at l5c. per yard, would be cheap
AZ 201.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

From our sfics to the New Ysrk and Phila-
dciphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur
niAhed simultaneously with sales being
made ut those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and sanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
rfed on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready tor good First Mortgages.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
ID II. ROBINSON d GO.
H.
BANKERS & BROKERS
n. II. Ger. EourEh and Markes.
WHINING TON, DELAWARE

u. s. TOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
W. NTRD.-l0 thlres Union Rational Bank
Stock.
Philadelphia, New Yerk and B eton stockp
bought and cold ON commission. Every iaSN
.iee afforded Tor persons 70 sell or invest II
tocks or bonds. febgo-ly
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

nlsSCLUTloN OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership. between tho under
signed trading under the firm name Of Chan.
aier a heisier, is this day dissolved by mutu.
AZ bills will be settled by the new firm.
Scott X Helsler. Iy.6tE
ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
WILLIAM 5. HEISLER,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

WANTED "A GOOD BOY FROM THE
w country to learn the earpentering bust.
ness. Apply or address
3-l9-2tdk2tW NO. 1870 WEST FRONT ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

N0TlCE.--IHE SEVENTH ANNUAL
IN meeting Of the Excelsior Loan AssociA-
ion Will be held ut the office Of tbs Secretary.
NO. 404 Market street, on Tuesday evening,
the 23d inst, at ~ O'Clock.
inc Auditors VIII submit their annual re-
port and an election for officers and directors
held. DIT, HAWKINS Sec,v
wilmington. DOL, March 10, 1880. 1t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

WHsVHFy ~ II ReTIKOUJ ymbO1.
| will lecture on Masonry as explain
ed by Emanuel Swedenborg in the
city Hall on Sunday night ct 7.3O.
100. Il. AY.v., ,TALTy.,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

DUBLlC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, on
MONDAY, MARCH I'D, 1880,
az O'Clock, p. M,
at No. s23 Market street, Wilmington, Della.
ware, q lot OF household and kitchen turni-
ture MRS. REBENCA W BANCR"Fr.
lA0s, N. USis, AussIvaesr. S,ii4t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1880,
A lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
at Si3 Tatnall street, at 10 o'clock. A, NJ.
Tho furniture Is nearly new and OF first
class quality, consisting Of one parlor suite,
walnut chamber suite, hair mattresses moss
mattresses, feather beds, cottage suite. A
table, marble top, terry lounge, extension tn
ble- hat raeS, book case, looking glass, conf
mode, sideboard, revolving chair patent
rocker and lumber Of other chairs. parlor
stove, 2 cook slaves and txture9. blankets,
comfortables and bed linens, oil cloths and a
lot OF fine window shades. Also, lot of
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of pans, COOK
ing utensils, tubs, &C.
317-5t r.. M. OGLE, Auc,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20
IDIRECT PRIVATE wIRn,

W lmiAgton, Delaware
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

"ANTED.-COLORED WOMAN + lR
w general htusework. Apply III FIR nch
stIeet. 3-lS 3tk
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

TI.L1oTT, JonAs0N 4 oO.
BANKEBS AND BROKnas,

o0RNxR SIXTH AND MARKEr sTs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-20

WANTED,-WOMAN WITH A CHILD
wv u years) wishes q situation to 40 lixnt
work In d small fanny. o. as housek eeper in
tho country ApPlyat RGrUB. office 3iS4t*
UTANTED-PDUL FOR WHICH
wv the highest price will be uald: deIiv.
ered at Third st. MAJ ket. n. Is. APPLETON,
2att
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THE BOOM.

Blaine largely in the lead.
Porter way ahead.
The following notes have been received
sine. the closing Of 0ur count on Wednes
day last:
FoR PREs1DESt--Blalnc, lob: Thur
man, Ii; Grant. 70; Tilden. Z; Washhurn
2; Bayard, 4; Sherman, I; Seymour, g.
Fos DsLEGArE-Porter, s.; Head. 2;
Stafford: SO; Campbell, Is; Stuart. IL; But
Ter, l; Bidwell, s; Republican nominee
IL; Bean, L; Democratic nominee, 8,
This makes a total of lS3 for Blaine;
al for Grant: 81 for sherman; a Tor I'll
den-witk at least s dozen small towns
and mining districts to hear from. We
hope in our next issue to give full and
complete table of all votes cast Thus far
St Is a splendid showing for Blaine and
Porter. and yet Grant, Stafford and Others
run pretty well. We most cordially re
quest those who have no, sent IN their
choice, to do S o This week. Every Irali
brings TO US eoodly number of caarz5s
returns. and We have no doubt neXt wsek
Will enlarge the vote very materially. at
the last week has done.
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Los Angeles, April 5, 1880.
Mines and Mining at Homo
z. E HEWITT

The mining news from all parts OF
county, is most favorable. Parties arc
arriving daily by rail and wagons, and
spreading themselves from Yuma to
Williams Fort, on the north; up the
forks and beyond into the ranges trend
ing to the Gila, and embracing the Cen
tennial District, and 50 along down into
the Castle Dome Range and District,
and Montezuma District adjoining the
former on the southeast.
been going on quietly for some months
past by Mr.. W. P. Miller, and his asso-
ciates. Veins Of copper haye been dis
covered, and partially opened. showin Z
heavy percentages of that metal, togeth.
er with very considerable quantities OF
gold, and latteriy, rich injections OF silver,
chlurides asd carbonates.
Professor Bl Ike has been some days at
Castle Dome District. inspecting proper
sies under his control, and it is currently
reported that q formal opening of them
will shortly tie made. with all the ad-
Iuncts OF improved machinery; without
my official sanction attachsd 10 it, it is
probably correct, simply because its rea.
| %unab bic; all that district wants is steady
prosecution Of work npon an extended
| scaie, and there's no one who knows any
| tsing about it that doubts the great re-
] cults 20 Saw from IL,
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ED. SINrINEL:-Hurrahf for Blaine and
Porter, the count you gave in yonr last
weeks issue was d good one, keep "p the
yoom. "A Democrat with Repub-
lican proclivities.
MINERAL PARK, April 2, 1890,
DEAR FRIEND KNAPP:-Your Conrass
has Just reached this section, and lie meet
lag with general favor. | will do all /
can TO get full expression of our folk
Ia the matter, and hole You will see tina,
the SENTINEL reaches Us more prompt
IL, Yours, T. H. s.
PHOENIX, April q, 1880
Ed. SENrIXHL:-Blaine and Porter il
our choice, and the returns so far Indicate
that feeling all over the Territory. Keel
up the Boom, we will send Bliine to the
White House, and Porter to Congress BY
o rouSing majority. Truly Yours,
Subscriber,
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River Items.

The Steamer ella, with two Barges, snG
about 200 tons of freight will leave 70
Nohave to-day, also number of passen
enrers whose names we could not ab:ain.
Mr.. Oscar Macy, of Los Anglesl, aud AZ
old time printer, arrived in Yuma yester
day, and will go up the river as clerk o.
the Steamer ella. We had a yer.
pleasant call from him
The Colorado River raised clever
inches THURSDAY,
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The Topographic News frem Wash
ington, shows that Delegate Campbell
has presented charges against Judge ST.
lent, Associate Justice of our Supreme
Court. The charges are grave if true.
but there are two sides to the question.
one of which is yet to be heard; whatever
the merits are, We believe thai every
man has right to do as he pleases with
his own, provide the rights OF Others are
observed and respected. He may be a
Judge, or any other official dignatary,
and If he chooses TO put his spare lime,
and spare, or all his money into mines
should be his privilege to do so, But,
If as Judge, be embarks In an operation
that points directly to himself, as he
brst, who may be called upon in a jud cial
capacity to determine question of con
traversy regarding the tenure, or working
Of the property, it is clearly his duty
under the law, to vaeatc HIS position ir
the instance, to another vi0d Of all inter
eat whatever. II ne fails TO do this as.
sumes jurisdiction under this state q
facts, and gives decision,
fatal perhaps 70 his pertic
ular interest In the matter he
should be summary dismissed from tn,
bench. We have met Judge Silent for a
moment only, comparatively, and did no
take NisiI for knave, or believe him I
fool, one or .he other, or both If thu
charges against him as made. are true.
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False Sympathy.
G.. W. NORTON.

Ed. JoURNAL:-Whilc the several sen
sational articles that have appeared in the
Evening Express, of this city in regard to
the recent railroad accident near Cahazon
are put before the public for purpose
that is probably well understood ia this
community, l deem it nv duty to offici-
ally enlighten the public on points in
which II is Of right Interested, and at the
same time to console the Express by ad-
yisirg it that its sympathy for the Rail
road Company, for its unprecedented
pecuniary loss, is in great measure I'm
reasonable. The loss to the Company
cannot exceed $4,000. a sum only $780,,
900 less than its estimate. Now dry
those tears. The loss to the patrons OF
the road Is nothing. No car on my divls-
ion is overloaded. Some cars are built to
carry fifteen tons. Those who load them
know how to discriminate and faithfully
attend To their duty. The 4" false econo-
my" mentioned in regard to reducing
The number of brakemen is pure fic-
ton, the regulation number having
been employed at all times on all trains.
" The anxiety of the Directors to push on
the work of extension" has. I may say,
from the books, among other disasters,
resolved in giving TO the city Of Los An
grles an Arizona cash trade Of SIS, 900 per
month, and to the county a cash trade of
100000 per month, which, l dare say, is
fact deplored by our friend OF the E1.
press, IS it is in cuntraventton Of his prog
nostications, but possibly satisfactory to
our produceas.
E.E HEWITT.
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We call the attention of the people, and
raore particularly the Board of Su.
pervisors of Yuma coun ty, to an enter
prise that is attracting considerable at
t.ntion in California, for the advocoteo
cheap transit viz, the James Railroad.
From the experiments made so far. it
seems to be a complete success. If So
it will solve the problem connected with
the difficulty OF our connections with
Silver District. and bring the rich ore OF
those apparently inexhoustabIs mines to
our very door. Los Angelica and the
San Gabriel valley arc stralghly in favor
OF it with every indication of q track be
ing laid between those two places at an
early day.
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Board Of Supervisors.

The Board met GU Monday, Alril sih
and continued in session until the 9TH
;hen adjourned, until the &c OF M.y,
By courtesy OF the clerk 0 +. Town
send ESQ, we summarize their proceed
ings
They autited OF the contyt, expense
fund sundry accounts amounting "a S69.7
Gemsal Fund the amount of $3.50
suadry accounts, and i-sned scrip for
forsl510 In favor Of C. W. c. R,wel AS per
contract with him for service as attorney
for the county in the case of the county
against the s. p. r. r. of Arizona.
Compared the accounts Of Tax Collec-
tor and Treasurer, and found every thing
correct.
Tax roll for taxation OF net proceeds
Of mi,es approved, chairman's warrant
attached thereto, and placed in the hands
of county Treasure for collection.
Appointed Isaac Levy ESQ. Justice of
the Peace in the place of &. A. Ring
ward Esq. resiynes.
On the Sd of May will consider a reti
ton for opening road from Yuma
Silver District.
We have just learned that the District
Attorney Of this county, H. N. Alexaneer,
has issued notice to the County Tlea,-
urer that the specific warrants drawn in
favor of &. W. c. Rowell, for alleged legal,
service, have been illegally issued, with
out authority, or werrant of law, and
VII hold the Treasurer responsible,
should the same be redeemed or paid.