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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
THE FIRE FIEND-Two BUILDINGS DE-
 STROYED.

Last night at about 10 o'clock, when many of our citizens were gathered at the Ice Cream Festival given at the NJ. E. Church, the alarm of fire was given, when the whole town rushed to where the flames were rolling out upon the night air, carry ing destruction in several directions. The fire caught in the building occupied by Miss Hattie Given as ress-mskIug estab- lishment, and before discovered had gained such headway that saving the building or contents was out of the question.
 The building was partitioned of, and the rooms adjoining were used as a store house, containing all the household effects of eX-Governor Powers, valued at about S3,000, besides four and other articles belong ing 10 BIshford X Co. Miss Given, of whom Prescott has no more industrious or ex cellent lady, lost all of her clothing, hous . hold goods and fl300 in greenbacks, which she had concealed beneath the carpet, saving only the coin. $500. Adjoining the build ing on the south was that occupied by MT ' shoe store. which was also destroyed, con tents saved. The other buildings stll south were s.ved by the heroic exertions of our citizens, who always work like beavers in an emergency of this kind.
 On the north of the building occupied by Miss Given, is the magnificent brick edifice of the Goldwater's, which came very near being destroyed, as it va. on fire for over sn hour, at the same time serving as bar rier to keep the fire iend from spreading north. Our citizens, with the limited means al thelr disposal, acted nobly and bravely, and through their determined will and the favorable state of the atmosphere, which was siill-not a breeze moving. our beauri- ful town, which is the pride of all Northern Arizona, stands shining monument nestled in the bosom of stately forest.
 The two buildings destroyed belonged to Hoo. Levi Bashford, who loses abou, 5000, as We understand they were not covered by insurance. The damages to the Messrs. Goldwater's store cannot fall short of 5000.
 This reminds us of the urgent necessity of more effectualy preparing for emergen- cIes of this kind, which visit, sooner or later, every village throughout the land.
 The well In the public plaza, dug by the county prisoners, did good service las, night, and there should be one sunk down on each corner of the court house square. Give Us water and implements and our pc opc will do their part.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Application fer Patent.
No. c.
L. \. LAND OFFICE.
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Prescott, Arizona TeTr.tury. July I lSso.
 No.'re Is hereby given that The Arizona Chief Gold and B.. Mining Company, by iis authorized agent Alonzo f Davis, whose ps stotice address is Mineral Park. Nohave c1Uut7, A T has this taT fled applica .ion for yAteut fifteen hundred us0t linear feet of the California Moss Mining aiul. bearing precious metals ~tth surface ground hundred lGoi feet in width. situate h iug and being lu Sa slcisc) Mining Ds'ric Mohaye county, Arizona Te-ritor. and ass iRuatod field notes ad oac!t Hat on hie this ofcr b; No- 87. iR the uus!.seysi pubic lands 0f the U iisa States, sad No. 55 being rited follows, to w,t: Variation, Ii E.
 .Beginuiag at a stake 2x4 inches iu mound uf stone built the IOse =, 'h- eud o ci x feet deep, 13 feet loug said monument bel tie vest end oi the Ca- fornia Moss claim. Thence s 12s deg V, s-53 chains feet high. rom th.s point the |. s N neral MoEu- melt ears K drg W chs. distant. high TccE on top of hih zf miles distant The soBth ride of SIser [ sek. known as the N alf's Head beaIs S deg. A. Thence = deg 31 min 7. 1 chains 60 stake 2xs Us in mound of stone fret high, uarksd g. Then i2is deg r., gg3 chains Ca stake 2X& inches, marked in mound uf stone, tt hi. h. Thence 55'4 deg W g2 12 chafrs to stake 2Ni uches mar ed $, in A mound ot stone high. From this point the it iu Sngar Loaf Mountain bes-s 55 dsL and ,the Whales Head bear < deg ". Tn nca s i3i. deg, V { 5t chains. 10 monument No l and place Of beginning. Con ain ug -p Gj-io1 acres.
 Any aud sl persons claiming adversely any portion Of said ,alifor ia MOss Mine surface ground q,,ire to file their adverse claim with kesEteF Of the |. F. Land Uhce. al PrescCtf, in the TerrtorE u Arizoua during the sixty days of publication here f. they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of tls Etsgute. WILL AM \. KELLY.
 g3'-sA KeEstsr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
SILVER PRENCE-RTCH oEEi

As work progresses, this marvellous min
 sral deposit of silver ore continues to reveal richer and richer strata, which places it in the first rank of silver mines on the Pacific Coast or elsewhere, Sometime since we mentioned q fine prospect or ore at a depth of ls0 feet. Now at 12 feet nearer the Chi nese Kingdom foot of solid ore, assaying over 5000 10 the ton, is found, while two or three feet of other metaliferous quartz exists, whic1 assays over two hundred dol lars 10 the two thousand pounds of quartz, wbIch at oncs places it on the upper planes
 There are now upon the dump at the mine immense quantities of ore, in fact sufficient to pay back to the present owners all they expended in its purchase and development The mine is being handled with view to fully test its merits, and Dobly has it sus- tained its fOImer high standing as "Prince" among the silver bearing lodes of Arizona. The ore coming forth from its prison cell is of black sulphuret character, rich and beautiful to the vision and according to care ful assays would pay to transport to the other side of the continent for reduction, if the emergency so demanded. We venture the assertion that within a radius If 30 miles around Prescott there exists mineral field. almost totally undeveloPed, in a min ing sense, which has no equal in any land, commencing with where the sun rises in the morn, until ii dips its crimson face into the sea at the jumping oil place st the occI dent. still there are those among us who can never see anything good at home or near Prescott, but must explore and prospect in some unavailable. unproductIve place from 50 to l50 miles distant. Let our prospec- tors and miners pay attention to that which is within easy reach, has merit, and the by and-by will be full of bountiful harvests.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
s5 Howard.

LosT.-Two mcmorandum books. beloac- ing to ]. D Cook. of Point nf Rocks, cen taining milk account, for May, June and July. The fiader will please leave Ihl same at this otiicr.
 Get your Boots and sH-ss Si the only reg u!ar Boot and Shoe Store ID Prescott, A. J Masons. next door to the Arizona Bank GARNET REsTAUBANT will open on Men day, July 26th, in iFst-clGss style. Give m' | call. All SAM. July 24, lss0-1m
 Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order and warranted to please th' most fastidious. and al san Francisco prices at A. J. Mason's, next door to ihe Plank Go to Geo. S. Porter ,G Cos, east side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
 Haruess, sGli,rs ed. rep-irel s1ort n0tics isn. reasonable terms, at the boot and shoe store of
 Al. MASON, Prescott, May 70, lsNl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Tut RSDAY.

EHyia.cr Nlrciy. of the Guaymas ana R." GFande Railroad, passed through Tue Son on IA- 9fti inst. from Guaymas 10 Sat F.anci.c", tr5 fhc purpose of employing 5uD hrni.ed Chinese laboTcrs 10 work or itc road
 p.''-oHs ;c,idiug Il the country, in want os ahy article oi :@crchaniise in San Fran eisvo, grrst uf small. can have their orders flle1 at the very lowest cash prices, by sd dressing C. N. Crane. Purchasing and Ad yc.tis'as Agsnt. SIS Pine street, Agent for ihe ARIZONA MINER.
 X Democratic paper asserted. when mo- tirg ihe death f Zach. Chandler last So- yemier, that ith hs departure all the in- fam 'us slcundrels who sere engaged in the III igGc. ot Mr> Surrat;. except Gen. Han. Geek. N r dead.
 =. I;andui, Government freight CO., ;r~c'.r is n ti'sn from Maricopa He re- p"r'> ih. grol ( 2 Pima Indian. as trouble some jp the extreme and thinks that the GnycrDm nt >houls look after them Their la; gs; since ihe killing of Daniel paiirieh.wa, brutal attack on Henry Morgan, partner of the late Mr. D,itrich.
 "I.a SosoJa." published at Tucson, iu. fo-m> U- that the Record is again in trouble Mr ruomaS. who Was formerly connected with ihe paper, Ia the absence of his part nvr. Mr CarrCnteF sold the concern "a q M;. Audrr-on. Now comes Carpenter, %nl Is,s claim to thc property, the title O; which i> to be decided by the Courts. l>u't q ,traugs that Mr Thomas should do q. .f. .E The Ysvapai County Republican Central Committee ,aecicd by thc Convention. met "u ;h, 2ftl ir>f, and organized ky elccting Clark CH-rtbll. Chairman: II. A. Bigelow. Secretary. aui Wm. N. Kelly, Treasurer, of ihc Committee. Mes>rs HargrAve. Bigelow, Kelly anu Per, n were appointed m Exec Ui!Fc Committee, to have charge of the or disi..v Dlsibc-s uf the Committee, such as faising tdEis. ltc. NJ '>srs. Hsrgraye and CuuQ, bigl wrrc elected Auditors. The Exec uIiyS Committee NaS ordered to levy an as- ScS>mrnt nn thc several nominees of the f""vs iliHn, [" provide necessary funds for imaaH,Iist" u % ia campaign expenses. The Cawu.ito" a 'af;ied, su'j,ct to the call of the ta.ifm.u.
 "R. -Giar" in tho Democrat of ihe asth in~t received such an au>wc; as he deserved. The 'Jsa~ o! juigr Tucker are clear and fr.~n~aalc to the letter and he could not have B asSwv!ei ta' question more sensibly. 'froNi.;- a,- generally found among those wl'o d' ao; lay the printer dollar during Their lifetime, hui manage 70 borrow their nciIhhoT'S paper and md fault if they are n"i mentioned iu every other issue as great mcl aud Iubilc henefact"r>. Regular Was .sl'a loo late. as the MINER had hn:>i~i, Ifkou' pay or promise of pay. tEe .,a.uc> ti all ibe candidates In nomination fn: o.,.oc iy tac Republican County Con- v>s;.r8.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
N M. RI-FEINilS

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon MackereI. in tins. Mayo's snow Flake Goldfish. 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, III and l0ll cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tent. Wagon Covers. all sizes and weights ''Iron Clad" Rubber Boots, long and shorl Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 -AT4Ssl- New Spring styles Calico and GiDgham Black Alpaca, Scots to Fl 00 per yard; Corsets Handkelchiefs and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott. March zt}d, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30

We would suggest that our citizens call A meeting at an early day for the purpose of taking under consideration some method tor more efiectuslly guarding against fire, which is sure 10 destroy our beautiful viii lage unless proper facilities are provided fo- its suppression.
 FESTIVAL CoSTINUED.--There are several galloUs of ice cream left over by the hasty breaking up of tte festival fast night. The ladies will be glad to serve any that may desire to be present this evening al the church with the cream and cake rem q. 1ing on hand. In the hurried departure to the fire many doubtless have tickets that were gwen out last night. These will all be re- deemed tonight If presented.
 Tine census returns for all the counties in the Territory have been completed and the full reiurns appear elsewhere in inc MINER today. We would advise that they be cut out and carefully preseverd for the purpose of reference hereafter. The com plete returns furnished the Governor by ! Marshal Dake are mechanically gotten up and certainly reflect great credit upon MT. Walker, secretary in the Marshals orfice. MT. Walker stands at the head of efficient clerks m Arlzona, and we doubt very much whether any census supervisor furnishes the department with clearer repc, than does Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
WEDNESDAY,.

Mul. Gl.s9n and his sister departed for tbeir home. Camp Date Creek, this morning
 John Whiie reports good prospects for 6 large yic.d of cura this season in Peoples Na!Iey,
 Ir. Eastwood is in this section from c qba, locking after fat beet cattle for ths, market. P!euty uf them In this section.
 Q-ile a l.sely interest is being taken in Cr'pn Creek mining properties by all vho can raIse money wltn which 10 make pur- ciilses.
 The "Idet child cf Mir. Ben Wade, of ChIno Naiies, IS reported very sick. Win. W-s'5- r0dr sruaa n ade's rsncn, on mulebAek L. P.useott today, after a physician, dis tiucc If 2S miles. ia exactly two hours.
 Tie funeral of tAe child of J. II. C.rpen- fer. thi- p- m. Vas quite nnmerousiy at tended TBe services at the residence of Mr. and Mi Nil5s. condacted by Rev. G. II Ada1ns, Nere solemn and imposing.
 Mg- Edy. of New York, has returned from his tup js Mineral Park well pleased with Hue genera. appearance of mining interests III that section He anticipates visit to n'incs in the !um, ,dIate vicinity of Prescott bef,Fe rr!ur4ing to New York.
 The Siar Novelty Troupe returned last evea,Hg from their trip 10 the Verde full of praises for the people down there, wbo treated them so kindly ana gave them iaa r"usirg houses upon the occasion of thr:T entertainments. They will give . performance here thIs week.
 CIEA> U.-Many of rhe streets and al- lsy. oi ouT ;oHn are acrumulating rubbish iB considerable quantities, whIch is un E'al:hy, unpleasant aBd not al nil beauti- t,inc n appearance, therefore we would suggest ihat Ih: contractor for cleaning streets bc looking little closer to duty.
 When ,he Democracy of Pinal County gt'ur'i ooc more member to its ranks by the acquisition oi young Mr Fitch, it was for fsaaie. a> hc happens Co be their only ora for, and deep set within his soul dominates Repubi.ca1 principles, which will compel him lo yo," ,hc straight Republican ticket "auaef ti.e rrse."
 'fhe .as. heard from Dr. Tanner, the man who l. setting the world an example in the matter how 70 live cheaply-simpiy by not ci!iug-has passed the 29sh day without any apparent distress. save a little irritation or hur.i;g ol th~ stomach. He has had sev. erai ":icf- of mrrriscn. the ladies believing That 'hrT wer5 sure of living with man po'.r-sias s-eh wonderful will power.
 The kenGb.5eal, oi Mohave County. is vii llr saen bv the proceedings of their County Ca;vcat.pn. puU,ished in this issue oi t!c NlNEE, are up and doing. liar moay anl ac'ian prevails in their ranks. tHo important clements to insure success We arc satisfied tbat the three Northern cngnties V.H do their shole duty at the c"'uing November election. and that the cau,r c' R,pa5iicag'sm R, will come of tri- umrhaut.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Armed e the Teeth .

l. q ycry common expression. but we think ,ka, armed to cmuClli>h and preserve them tn . ripe oId aCe k decidedly more apprc- pfiaic. Ta.S can be done by keeping your seil with a bottle of that splendid dcnti fyIce. Fragrant SOZODONT, which will l.csu,ify th, teeth and preserve them from thr r4yagc> ot decay. SOZoDONT con taia> DO acids or gritty substances which iriurc 'he enamel, out Is composed of rsre aul aD'i.cTIic he'hS. winch have a bene- tiripi effect on The whole economy of the mouth Ssli by druggists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
The Chinese Must Col

\ dispatch received this morning from Deputy |. $. Marshal Earp, sa!s that the people of Tombstone have rotifed the Chinamen in that vicinity that they must leave. and that riot is threatened if they do not go.
 The above dispatch was received by |. $. Marshal Dake.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Notice to Creditors.
EsrArE or WILLIAM THOMAS. Drcra

EsTATE or WILLIAM THOMAS. DECEASED. NOTICE is hereby given by the unGersigu ed Adiuis tra;or of Thomas, deceased, the credit of and all persous having claims against the said d. ceased. 10 exhibit them ytb inc u~res,aTy vouchers within Oi months after the hrst publication of this notoa to the sand administrator ai hs residence aud business plsc to-Wlt; T. Jtop Mine, in YAvapai County, AriEona Territory.
 THOMAS REED. administrator of Estate of Nm. Thomas, deceased. Dated at PIoseoti \. J July .-lh. l-.n:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Pcn@iOHl@ @.

Any wound injury. 4as disease. however sligh, the disability. entities soldier -f t~ late pension. lhOUsaucs age yer entitled. fFN~fse- nT SEE Ia uEssN BAGS Ar uET cog It-Cu AItsF- Nffp~s, Children uHder sixteen ytaT., dtTtultut MUtlrrs fstlers also Brother and >4-t-rs uda~ fWsuty-oue years entitled tJ !lIsia1. Pension laos now more liberal than formerly, and r-suy entitled to better strE- Many Yet iLed to bounty and d1 nut know lt.
 l vfl ITucuIe patents f0- iEsyutors both i this Cou1try and ia Europc. App al once.
 Having had several years eEp~ieucs in the largest Law and Claim oncc iu Washington. n. C., qua antcs satisfaction and saving to you of io months time, than by eJrresuuudig uit, attorney go Aashington. Send stamps for peu-iou aud unts laws and fn- structions.
 ADpEEss-TkTIoH FTrzsE.ALD. At.o4aey st Law solicitor o3 U. >. Claims. NrNIIELp. kA>sA-. Lock Box I5s My3l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
To Days News.
CARD.

IL being impossible to individusliEe where all diC ~e, the undersignsd take this method Of returning their sincere thanks to all ~ho ably snd nobly as sisted in preserving their property.
 M. GoLDwATER SONS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Situation Wanted .

Situation wanteI hCusekeepeF, to tak- charge oi a lodging house, by young lady. For further Par 1culArs enquire al this 0hice. i39G
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
THE WIN.

The Leading HctG ef San Francisco and the most elegantly app1ute1 ha:e tu tsst world. Sas1.age having been expeude by Mr. Baldwin in its coustrue- ti"n aud furnishing. Headquarters Army and Navy. special uodattouA for families and isrgg parties Prices the at other uutcass hotels, g 10 S per day. Special W ts made for permanent boarders. The hotel casche and carriages u waiting a all and railway dspct- Rooms be reserved before arrIYal by tslegraI hiFg the Baldwin.
 mh95 II. H. PEARSON. Business Manager.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Personal.

Any Persou knowing of the Nhercaboats of Michael
 HeIibrun wiE confer favor his faa Uy cpuuiuui eating the sane to has hr3'her sss las; iu Bri, City, AT Address Louis He.lurou, IN5
 ws A Ayenue. Chicago. Tucson Citizen IlsAse
 copy i3aw4t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
BORN

PowERS-In Les Angeles. Cal. July r. lsso t' the wife of e1-Goy. C Powers. of V ss. |, son
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
Population of Final County.
Final County in Line

We fad the following Republican call'' in late issue of the Drill, published in P- nal County:
 The undersigned citizens of Pinal County hereby form ourselves in:o Republican Club at Pinal, and authorize ]. D. Baker, Esq, to call public meeting q, suitable time and place, for the purpose of effecting s nrrsr;xes,on-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
D I E D.

CARPESTER-In Prescott. July s7th. IssO 'I.itts Buttercup." in'ant daughter of Harry Carpenter, aged three months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
TRdGIC H.4RKET.
Trade

In consequence Of his continually iucrsasipg .iness J. L. HALL tne fUrael Ir0priet0r of the above Mark et, has made arrangements whereby MR. W. R RHODES assumes a ha1 lujere the business from and afler She ii1 of January, t>-]. Al business prior to the above date will h' sttef by Dir, Hal, whom nil accounts up c. tlat tiiae w7ll be paid.
 The Market iu ths past. wg cout!nue to supply i- patrons with al EUds Cf meats that procured iu tuI- section. and zi reasonable fatcs
 Cash paid for S:d Game Poultry. EEgs aud Butter.
 HALL. RHODES Prescott. Feb. ICth is.l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
ropull Ition of Pima County.

Population os Yuma County. psr~sns II yssrs sad svsr. srclasivs Of soldiers and Tndtans . Ia r-rsoos 10 and under n. s,eiasve of soldiers and InSaans .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30

Wall rar-r 90 ,t-. roll at Geo. $. Porter~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
The NEan-Oi-All-W orI>
National, Territorial and
 County JOb NOnliHee.
SIGN PAINTING,

ls prctful info railc of Prescott and Yara- pal Uuty tbai takes hand any kind of lobs such a arriage, Wagon aud
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-30
POPULATION OF ARil0EA TERRITORY.
Population of Apscns County.

Population Of Apache County. No. os y~rsous, 7i yssrs snd ovsr. exclusive Of sa.ds-r. s.sz Ia<..ns ..-..-.-.-.. Isss No of p~r- 10 yssrs ard una~r si. sreiasiSs of soIds-r. aud Iddisns sss No. sf p-rso@s under is ysazs, e1clussSe Of s"i- d3ers and frf1sns s-e : her of sostisrs ... ......-..-........-. I6s sn1ssas employed Ab0rers and intsr-Dsrrsed w1fe whites. ~
  TotA pcpulssioa. a..-.......-......-.. ..--. ; ,4Se
 RACH.
 V E1ses hlscxa ChiDe~s ot Indians, sserers, sse.. ..-.----.-- ---------.- @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01
FANCY GOODS. &c.
FANCY GOODS. dc.
GAVE MONEY BY GOING TO
sos BROAD STREET,
AND BUYING YOUR FANCY AND HOUSE.
KEEPING GOODS OF
STEVENS.

We are daily opening bargains bought during the
past two weeks and now offer 200 PANNELs
FRAMED or UNFRAMED, from SC. up; some
beauties at rs, go, anc s7c.
EAsELs and EAsEL-FRAMEs for card pictures,
CABINET PICTURES, PROMENADE PIC.
TUREs Of all grades and styles;
Unique designs In SILVER and ENGRAVED
CRYSTAL VASES:
CARD-sTANDs, plain or engraved, IN great va
rieiy;
CAsTORS from the durable 5.bottle Brit aRia or
a-boitle wire TO the elegantly chased and en-
srasede-bott Csstors Of the cheapest patterns
new designs In PICKLE CAsTORs;
CAkEsTANDs, ,sYRUP-CUPs, ,sUGAR-DIsHEs
BERRY-sTANDs, BUTTER. DISHES. and all
kinds Of TABLE SILVER;
large assortment ofTiN SETS, all the choice pat
terss, with wall protector or covered jars-ll
patterns ia CHEAP FULL-sIzE sET;
Also, ,he COMMON STRAIGHT JAR SETS at a
very low price:
Handsome coAL-vAsEs and cheap H0Ds OF all
sizes al bottom prices;
Choice decorations in CHAMBER SETS, hand
some BAsD SETS, and PRiSl ED SETS al
prices that defy competition.
Tue greatest care has been taken during the pre-
sent purchase as TO the quality and durability OF
goods and The srietest attention paid 70 tine known
wants ADD tastes Of our patrons, and we feel conf
Dent that Our customers VIII have the advantage ol
the greatest variety and lowest prices at
Doso sTEvESs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
-dlsposed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. Z. Richard
son:
John II. Wyatt (colored), charged with
stealing lot OF geese valued at So from
Swan Allen. was sentenced to receive
twenty stripes.
Annie Williams (colored), charged with
stealing pair OF shoes valued at Sl.5O from
Susan Simon, was sent to jail for sixty days.
William Button, charged with trespassing
upon the premises OF Mollie White aod
breaking ber property, was discharged.
Mathew j. Murphy, charged with assault
| ing and beating his mother, Bridget Mur'
phy. Continued, in the absence of the CON-
plainant.
William Haskins (colored), charged WIN
embezzIing 80, the property OF Harriet
Abrams. was convicted OF petit larceny ana
sentenced to receive twenty stripes.
James Fisk (colored), charged with being
an escsped prisoner from the chain-gaDg.
Continued until to-day and the accused
committed 10 jail.
Alfred Williams (c0Iored), charged WIN
stealing lot OF railroad iron from the Cbes'
sneake and Ohio Railway Company, was
convicted, and sentenced 10 receive nfseeu
stripes.