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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-05
LocsL Writers.

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McIloscrts, NJ. T. n. Montgomery, Stamford Col.
W. '. Evana. nanslIlc.
LocaL Writers.
Toarri,c Saturday new cabbage, radisl.
cs and lettuce Geo. D. wearcn.
Fon sALr. A Gnc scvcn octave piano,
nearly new. Apply At this Office.
Fon Seed Oats. Seed Potatoes, Clover
Seed. &c, go to Geo. D. wearen's.
- fonN. To the wife Of r. 7. Rsincs, a
girl, and 7. }. IIor'l, II pound boy.
DrAru Pole Gentry, we'll known
colorcd man, died here this week after =
long illness.
PAY Ur.-Our former Sheriff, NJ. 4. NJ.
Fchn.l. says that all who owe him fees or
taxes would greatly accommodate him by
settling At once. lie will not wait on them
much longer.
To GnANaFns. Last Saturday being a
rainy day, the meeting advertised was not
held, but Master J. n. Harris requests that
every member he present al Masonic Hall
At ? p NJ saturday, March ".
Tnr SCANDAL. - Over three hundred
comics of the Cincinnati Enquires and near.
Iv a many extr, comics ol the ISrrn,os
JounSAL have been sold here since the
publication of the Coleman tragedy.
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died on Saturday last tie i'ven a ~eek
WIN uokeh or more naiis w nus ""ugs
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To GnASarns. Last Saturday heing a
rainy day, the meeting advertised was not
held, hut Master J. A. Harris requests that
every member he present At Masonic Hall
Al 9rN SATURDAY. March n.
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DIR. ). E. HAYWOOD,
OF Sew York, voluntarily indorscs Il.
BEAD WHAT ne SAYS:-

DIR TUT New Yo 1. sept, -. iss5.
DoAr sir-During this year saiied n nc hundred
cases Of lung ssasss In the LIVER w-rds Of Tie
city The Sos we're OF q very severe type II wa
there ,y item ion WIS called % Tut kKpectorant.
aud con ess ny surpriss at It's wonderful pOser.
barring a practice OF twenty years. have never
knoSn a medicine TO act promptly, and with such
hspfy effects IL instantly subdusd the most sioont
hts Of c0uxhng aud Invariably cured tbs disease IN
a Tow a ys | cheerfuy indOrse u a. the be.< lung
madeleine 1 ever used, ,,,yonn N
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Farmers National Bank
AT ETA


In the state Of Kentucky. at tho Chose Of
business. Feb. 81. 1880.
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DEAD.-Anh Rowzie, who was 80 So
riously wounded in the IInstonviIle fight,
died on Saturday last. lie lived a week
with dozen or more balls in his body
Before dying he sent for a preacher, pro.
fe--ed religion and was baptized. lie urged
upon his friends to give mp their evil in
clinaiion-. and died saying he was going
home TO Glory.
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TnF SCANDAL. - Over three hundred
copies II the Cincinnati Eaquirer and near
" as many extn ccge- VI the ISrrRIoa
JouHSAL have been sold here since the
publication of the Coleman tragedy.
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cApuCQc AND FARMERS SONS
AnmCnO w ANTED-
$50 to si0O per month during Winter and spring.
For particulars, address J. McCuRDl a CO..
E5-4t Cincinnati. Ohio.
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THE TowS LIMITS 90 STANFORD
Should be extended 10 half mile from the
Courthouse every way. Dooleyville, Tor
instance, get all the benefit Of our town
government and pays not cent tax. II Is
moi fair
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Send a Gully

It is reported that during the existence of slavery ia the South, the coiored people held prayer meeting to petition the AL mighty for rain. Several ministers and lay men had timidly broached tho subject in moderate but suppiicating terms, asking that gentle showers be sent to revIve the corn and grass, that the mild batter of rain drops again be heard on the roof. etc, when aa aged minister, who had kept still and listened, became angry at what he consid- cred temporizing with the subject and sprang to his feet almost frenzied with rage, and exclaimed, ''Whss you Uigeers spect to gain by foolin wid de Lord in dls way why don't you sx for what you want like good Chris tians and not act like you's afrsidl Lemme show you how to pray for ram On, Lord, we's all dryin' up and want 1t to rain as il did when Noah bilt de ark. We don't want none of your elozs spEinkles, bat Oh, Ls5d, ssnd us a regular gully-washer. Oats tie wsy to treat dis suljick"
 A gully is what is needed in Yav- apzi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Track Laying on the 35th Parallel

The following item, which we copy from the Albuquerque Golden Gate of June 30th, will give our readers fair idea of what the 4. < P. l35th paralle) R. R. Co. are doing on the eastern end ofthe route. in Arizona Engineer Kingman is busy with his 2l as -i-tnts, locating inc road across Mohave County from & point near the Needles, on the Colorado river;
 .lIr A B. HoIbrook. Chief Engineer oi the Atlantic < Pacific Railroad O., IS in town making arrangements to have the headquarters of his corps of engineers re- moved permanently from Los Lunas to Al buqgsrque. He says the road will be pushed noe with all possible speed and that tIaek laying has already been commenced
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
All Is Lost

On the 2d day of tie Cincionati Con. vention the New York Sun, leading Demo cratic authority, solemnly asserted that Til den must be nominated or the great issue SUI rendered. Tiideu was not nominated and what has become of tue issuel It IS lost {, they have no issue; the party is bankrupt and has Do principles. and even the catch words, bloody shirt, third term. Cesar Ism," military despoti.m,' 'centrali. zation," etc, are lost in ihe nomination of Garfield and Hancock. There is no issue between the nominees as soldiers, while Garfield is Statesman as well, and Hand cock is q soldier merely, with no policy, ex- cept opposition 10 the cause and principles for which be fought
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
RepupHcan County Convection.

Tomorrow is fine day fixed for choosing delegates In the various precincts of the County to represent the Republicans in the County Convention to be held in Prescott, July 24th, 1880. It is the earnest desire of those who have taken inisiatory steps for an organization of the Republican party in this county, that ell the precincts in the county be fully represented, and in order that the country precincts shall have their full share, and even more than their proportion ate ratio. based upon the vote at the last election, each precinct, however small the vote, Is allowed at least one delegate, and one additional for each thirty vote. cast two years ago. Prescott precinct would, under this arrangement. be allowed twelve delegates, but in order that there shall be ID dissatisfaction on the outside, the nun Der has been cut down 10 that figure, and the outside precincts raised in about the same proportion, in order to prevent 'he possibility of anything like town domi- nation over the country. There will be fifty odd delegates in Convention if ali pre- cincts are represented, only twelve of whom will represent Prescott, while the country will be entitled to about forty. Ii is hoped that every genuine Republican voter in the county, whether he belongs 10 a Republican organization or not, will lay aside the cares of business tomorrow and assist in sending good men to the Convention 10 be held on the 24th. Don't neglect it or trust to others; let every man attend tc his part of the work. and then he will have nothing to Grumble at after il Is done.
 Every party has its chronic fault-fnders, and grumbling is 10 be expected, but the object now is to give as little occasion as possible for growing, so that those whose province it is to find fault with everything will be compelled to acknowledge that everything pertaining to the organization of the party in this county has been done on the dead square" We understand that the qualifications of voter at the primary tomorrow will be that he is Republican and will work and vote for tue success of the party in the coming election. It IS very desirable that no Republican stay away from the polls and that no Democrat be al- lowed to vote at the Republican primary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

COUNTY SEAT OF APACHE This question W wlich has been agita;ed in our Courts fol over twelve months, has finally been dis posed of by Judge Silent, who finds that the election in that county in some respects was irregular and orders that SpringervIlle be the County Seat.
 At the coming election this county seat business will probably come up again, when the vote of the people will decide where they want headquarters established. If the last election was illegal, then the matter can be properly brought up again at the next election.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
A s23o.ooo Case Decided.

Yesterday Judge Silent decided the case Of Peck ys the Peck Mining Company in fa- vcr of the company. This is q notorious case. Peck claimed that Hobart and Hay ward, of San Francisco who have had man. sSement of the company property, had, with the conniFanoe of the Board of Direc- tors, fraudulerily mIsappropristed s23o,- 900 Of inc eompany's money, and that they are so manaEing the property as to coufs- cate it. Peek asked far fbe appointment ot q receiver, and Judge Porter, before whom the case was Commeacel anpriatcd Judge Brooks Receiver. Af-eraarIs, oa tHe per- sonal application oi Caas. D. Easan, C. $. q. <. a., cic, Judge Poucr sgmmarily Va csted the appointment ot Judge Brooks without setting his accounts or making any provision .or the payment of the men who had bee4 emploped by him. Subse .queEty, the lse was transferred tO Judge SiIenr's court, and last saturday II was brought 10 a hearing upon a motion by the company that the case be dismissed, because It did 10; state cause of action.
 Yesterday judge Silent. in an elaborate oral declsiou, sustained the motion and dis missed the bill. Judge Silent held that bill in equity may be summarily dismissed, and the suit thus termIuated, when the bill is fatally defective. ard ifails to show facts entitling the owner to equitable relief. That this complaint is so defective, and no re- eeiver should have been appointed, because disappears thst the alleged fraudulent acts were committed by Hobart and Hayward personally, and that no application had been made 10 the company to remedy the wrong through the company's own machinery.
 That there must be a clear default by the company to remedy the wrong before stockheIder can bring the suit, and that as this relates to the personal qualifications of the plaintiff, to sue, it Is fatal to this suit
 Judge Sileu; held, also, that the courts of thls Territory have no jurisdiction to control the internal affairs of foreign corpo- rations. That plaintiffs remedy is in the courts of California, where the corporation has its dcmicile. That the fact that the eompany's property is in Arizona, and that if has compiled with the local incor ,crstioG laws, does not cloihe the courts of thIs Territory with jurisdiction to control the internal management of the corporation itself. That if receiver is necessary to protect the rights of plain tif, he must be appointed in a suit like this by the Courts of California, and when So appointed the Courts of the Territory will respect his powers and protect his rights <ss same as those of an agent of non-resi- .lep. corporation.
 This case is one of the most important which has been decided in this district, no se,. ount of the law points involved ID it. TA. l., wyers have asked Judge Silent to re- ,n,, his oral decision of yesterday, to arisnc. % that it may be referred to in fhe future.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

sANL c. MILLER and F. V. WILLIAMS.
 By yirtne of Execution ia tSe above entitled diczl District Territory of Arizona, fB and for the County Of iAyaYAi, duly tested on the 5th Of @uy, A. D. lss0 by which am commanded to make Of the personal proper of the above naned defendant frri w. winiams. if sufficient be found; if not, then Of his property the sum of One thousand six hundred and eshiynine dollars and seventy and aftyhye one hnndrrSfths dollars costs and dsuurseneuts to- geher with sccruns eosts, Co sAesfy said judgment. Failing to md any personal property belonging ;o said defendant exempt from execEtion have levied upon and seiEed all the right, title and interest of said de fcndant, of n and to the following described property, lands and premises situate. ; rE and be.ng in the County of YsxspAi and Tsrrfs0Ty Of Ariz0ua;
 lst. Al the right tile and interest of Pred ". Williams consisting of an undivided interest of one huncred and ninety feet of n and i0 that rareular mining claim and mining lands on the Tiger lode con sisting of eight hundred feet n length along the lode located by Dan OLeary- John L. Taylor, Jack hore and Thomas stonehouss the I6th dsy of January ls7I and lying about tso miles south of the discovery locanon said Tiger lode, in Tgtr Mining District the said claim being patented t0 John Taylor and others from the United States
 2d. All the right title and interest of the said Fred W. Williams of. ID and 10 the original disc yery location or claims of the California Ledge or Mining company in the aforesaid Tiger Mining District the said discovery location claim having been pafentei to S. c. sheckles A. E. D.yis and other, from the United States.
 sd All the right title and interest of the said Fred W. Williams. of in and to the original discovery lo- cation claim tho War Esgle Loe situated in the Bradshaw Mountains, in Bradshaw District, tI the said County Of Ysyapai, the sad mining ci2 location be patented b w. ]. Tonpkins others bY letters pAtsui known Mineral Certificate, No. 27.
 9th. All the right, tile and interest of the sai1 Fred W. Williams in que to the first south extension Of the said War Eagle Lode the said ez'snsion having been patented to said Williams and others by the United States.
 s,h. All the right title Aad interest of the said Ere ". Williams of iD and to the original discovery h. cation claim the Compton Lode Ledge. situate lying and being in the Turkey Greek Mining District in sad County of YayapA the s@id location claim having been located by W. W. Compton.
 Public notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, JULY sIrt Is st r. o'clock M in frcut Of the Court House, in the town of Prescutt, in said County and Territory. wi sell At Public Sale to the highest bid der for cash ell the right tile interest of the said of and to the above described property and all the right title and interest whica the said fendant had therein the 5th day of November A. 1879, at any time since said date to satisfy said oution and all costs.
 JOS E. WALKER. SHERIFF.
 By L. B. ST. JAMEs, DEPUTY, Prescott, July sth. 1ss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Pensions! :!

Any wound or injury, any disease, however shgh the disability, entities soldier of the late war to pension. Thousands are yer entitled. PENSIONS BI NEW LAW BEGIN BACK AT DAY DISCHARGE Widows Children under sixteen years, dsYerdent Mothers Fathers also Brothers and Sisters under twentyone years entitled 10 pension. Penslol laws are how more liberal than formerly. and many entitled to better Many vet entitled to bounty and dc not know II.
 I will procure patents for inventors both in this country and in Europe. Apply at once.
 Having had several years experience tn the largest Law and Claim office in Washington, b. C., gua'antee satisfaction and saving you of to months time, than by corresponding with aorrey at ashingtoB. Send two stamps for Pension and unty laws znd in- structions.
 AnnEEss-TsYIoR F1rzeKRALp, Attorney al Law Solicitor of U. s. Claims NISFIELD, KANSAS, Lock Box I6s MX2l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

4 special car came in on the A. T. < $. F. K. R. last evening, bringing NIT. Charles s. Crocker, the President, and Col. Blass, the Chief Engineer of the California South ern Pacific RaiIroad, and Major Hammond and Captain Campbell, of this directory, who are visiting New Mexico in the Tn terest ot the road. NIT. Crocker stated that the Southern Pacific would make junction with the \. T. < $. F. R. R. not later than the end of next December, which will open up southern railroad to the Pacifc.-Al buquerque Golden Gate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Lost aote!

NOTICE :-To aA whom Co may cJBceFn- Aoli-a is " hereby gyea that estzIu fTuIEssu-k Note, dated Gilett A. T., Jane 8, ls~si !ais sN months after date. Peter Arnold Order, for tEs o9 Ihrce Hundred Dollar. with terest a, one FeF cent per mouth, signed ws. E. HOOPER Co.,, by JOHN McCONNAChIE, Attorney-iB-fAct, vas lost between Gilist and khe Tiger Mine, about hs 9th day ot June ls; and all persons hereby furtaer notified that the said note is yAuseSs for the that n given without any valuable consideration, and aEy negotiating for purchasag the taIne hereby tined tha; the wf not be pad by The undersigned Any person finding the said noie may deliver the sams Co Peter Arnold at GiIlett, or the undersigned at Pheuix-
 WI. Il. HOOPER Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment Notice.

Prsscot May goth, Is1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
We Observe.

That every measure advocated by th, Republican party for the past twenty fy, years has been opposed by the Democratic party.
 That the Democratic party m a few months, or years, at most wIll wheel round and advocate those very same measures.
 That by such action they condemn them. selves and aeknowledge that they were wrong and the Republicans right in almost every ins,sGee
 1T any man thinks these observations in- correct, let him examine the history of the two parties and be convinced that they are true.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

'-Pronlises, like rie-c-usts are eas.ls broken" Democratic politicians ere pro fuse in proiess.oBs of Iegaai.uee and pfom ises "f reform in case or zaeccss. Rogue. are alwaYs peaiteat ua,. sleT are tsustd aad iheu they a.says reT4l taair srue na tare. l.u have oaly io examine tte p4st acts of iAe Democratic party .f yos want [, know vhal .t wli ts in future should it ever .e- .ata -Ter again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES
Iahorer

NAIVE wood: draws water: cleans hous g; whitewsshes be ats and lays carpets does small repairs such ttinl dragging doors and locks. glazing windows, Sc pSint signs; digs and cleans wells, cellars and vas build and repairs fences brick ues stone walls shArpeu knTes, scissors Sc.; makes and tends gardens; VII undertake any work pecessary be done, however puisiye, difficult dangerous
 Is known to be competent and reliable
 Orders left in his box front of the postoffics (which he visits least twice dzyl will meet with prompt attention
 N B. Be careful to leave orders ia tn box bearing the of JacK-ofatrades mistakes in that respect have already caused disspp pOintment and delay
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
A WELL KNOWN THEATRE MAN SHOT.
CASRAiGN MONEY.

Chicago, ruly 7.-The Times Washington special says: A clerk in the Treasury de partment was surprised on Tuesday to find that with $500 handed him by the distri- button officer there was note stating that as he had not responded to McPhersons cir cular S20 had been withheld for campaign purposes. The clerk was very indignant, bu, soon learned that he was one of the many victims, and that any careless talk msht result in the loss of his place. This is the first time that money has been struck from the pay of government employees in this manner
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
4 German Opinion.

HecksT, Rb9, next to Carl Schurz, is the leading German orator in the United States at q Fcefni ratification meeting, said:
 .'Jarfeid, who has risen from the ioiline masses Garfield, the hard working farmer Garfield, fine brsye soldier of freedom: Gar. field. theclesr hesued staiesma an and scholar Garfield, the worthy citizen of the Great Repubic-what more do the Germans waatg''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
AsSessm Notice.
OFFICE OF THE EPr.sopr snvra Mpr

OFFICE OF THE PEABoBT SILvTR MTxTSe
 COMPANY. PRBsCoTT, JUNE. 5th, iss0. Notice is a rsby gwen that al q D eetipg of the Dt rsetors, he'd MAY 25th. Isse, Ksse-sneent Of Twg and hAf i2is} cents per share levied upon th, Capital Stock of thls Corporation payable iEnme4As tO Thomas J. Butler, the Treasury Of this Corporation At the office of Wells, fargo Coz, MontexunA Street Prescott. Arizona
 unpaid the Stk day of JULY, A. D., lSi win be de hnqBent and advertised For Sale puhllc Auction, and unless payment is made before viii be sold ths ELEVENTH iilthl DAY of ACGUsT, lss0, al 2 o'elOcl N., of that day. i- front of ths Bsak of Arizona Corner Of Surlfy and Curtez Streets, ia Prescott County of YayApai Territory of Arizona. pay the delinquent sssessnent; together S1h costs of AdTeT. Using Eni eKTepses of sale.
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 SECRETARY PEABODY HIsTNs Co OFsIcE-over Bank Of Arizona, s. W. Corner oi Gurey and CorteE Streets Prescott County Of YsvA- pai, Territory of Arizona.
 Prescott, June eth, iss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

Prof. NJ H. Sherman, Superintendent of Public Instruction for Arizona, arrived last evening from Tucson. To-day he is visit ing Charleston and Contention City, and will establish school at the latter place. MT Sherman will spend several days in this district and take run over to Harshaw. He is devoted 10 schools, and ArIzona could not nave better superintendent.-Epltaph.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment Notice

To H. L. cEESowTTH and a sEz.srs under hi-a. YOa arc hereby B0tlE.sd that we HaXe expended eue hundred d0llsrs ia atsos a-8 rrtss-lts upoa ths ChencWifh Clasru. owtE Iissr-.t. 1ut,aft q HuBty Ar2ous- ia order +t Aasl fae sa fE.-sas a-l1rt tf FrssialoE4s Cf Sect. -f+ i.fa4zj ..ltas-a of tle United s.zla. and .l wA1 t-srs atrt- E-sIs nl- t3ca by rut,le-ss Ela tss sr e.tr.e @. 4tlltet yvar EEeEoFtlsHs al.l esrs .ts. -saF, ysaF i-ltsFe-t tn s-ll t.4-H- f.1 E-1 ffy aS tht subrcsthsrs, uu1sr asi3 e5-...a f-
 G0aE 6. MACK EZfE.
 IE-tials1 SIEl&. Mineral Park Jups efeB. l.sl.-l .ePss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

Mir. Harry Carpenter, who has lived in Prescott for several months, during which time he has made many warm friends, is preparing to visit New York and will take with him his httle babe "Buttercup" and place her with his mother, who has asked the privilege of bringing up the mother iess tabe- May Harry's trip be pleasant nd his future attended with prosperity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
N0tice of AssesSm eng.

To 4. A. MCLAIN and other osnsrs
 You are hereby no ined that We have expanded for the years ls7o and 1879, hundred dollars each year. in labor and improvements, upon the "Bgel. sometimes called the Dan Hgei mining elAim sitna Waliapal Mining Di-trlet, Mohavs County. Arizoua Terr1torr order hold sad claim under the pro visions of seeicn 232s ResSed Statutes Of the Uuits States, and if ~ithin ninety days after the due pubh cson Of this nctice according to the requirements said staiute, in the AEzoSA MINER la DewSPaPer pub hshed nearert said ela you fail rtfnss to 'ribute your proportion q fueh expeudItnre CO., your interst n said claim wl become the prop erty of the uEdersigasd, under suid secElou 2s34
 THos. MULLIGAN.
 ID SMITH.
 JAS. MULLIGAN. MINERAL PARK, April 9th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessnen Notice

To A. J. Moore:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Nevada mine, Humbug district, lavapai c0unIy, Ari- zonA in order hold the said premises under the proyisions of section 2S2a Revised Statutes of the United States and fl within ninety days after this tlce by publication yon fail refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure co-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said section 234.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott A. T., May :, lss0.-9Vd.