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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-15
4 PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor Of the State of Nevada

IN COMPLIANCE WITH sEITIoS ONE
(tl M IN Act t" Ascertain and Express tLa wiz Of
Chne-c irnn' g.ation, approved February Iltn 1879,
l. l>,I> II SrsSr.p Governor Of the State o. Nevada
de- ir h @ mon tfe electors If this State TO signify
al }..".,n - ~ held November ID 1850, their
al - ~" '~'ntou.'>" or r ':;i"o Of Chinese immi
-"'r. ii N raves icr -, ~ .E~t '7oin"s. I'm
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.-A>. In sitn.-, rn,r~" ~: 'rr+t'n.' set my
SEAL h,nd and .''> IT, a;rs', >'! 'r he state OF
H Nevada t" .,e aii>,i }',;' a; { 'r-"n Git! this
JoHN Il. NI>KEAn,
Governor Of tho State u Nevada
I.srrs B,sooos, secretary nj State ,c1td
(oFFICIAI.l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. PASSED At THE
NINTH SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
No XHyl SENATE Concurrent RESOLUTION NJ. IS.
Resored by the Senate the Assembly cn,crrI,, That
the Constitution Of the state Of h. amended as
follows
Amend Section of Article " OF the Constitution Of
the State OF Nevada 70 read rs follows:
SEC The session 81 The Legislature shall be biennial
and shall commence the first Monday d" February next
ensuing the election of memb OF the Assembly unless
the Governor Of the State shall, in the interim
the Legislature by proclamation. Passed March = 1871
thereby certify the ioreoin to b. trtn cor of the
enrolled resolution ON file III my Office.
.-.- In witness whereof / have herouot, NY
f, ) hand and afixo,l the Great Scll ri State Done
9hAi' at "ttc: in City Nevada this second da
'--~' August \. II. th0uS and eight hundred
and eighty. JASPER BABCoCh,
rot ~, N.4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-15

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Dg MtNTIE viii asreo - forfeit Z we Sii.n -
FIVE. tIitcr his special advice and treatment VII 10,
cure OF or any thing impure or injurious to"i III II
HiISEiE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Ccnsuit:tiosi fee IiloT"l.sh eNa'ina
ton and advice, including aaysi, al urine - ~. TIC
cf vital Restorative. ~ 90 bottle. or in'Ir u'co
the quantity 5000; any address u1n fecei {"
price OF c. O. D.. from ohsery ana IN FiF"
nI.n,f if desired by A. r.. MINEiE, II. ID.
IL xenrney street. san FrsHcisco sA''
DR. MiNTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY SEPH-
sETECVDE cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder cam
,,uIps tonorrhua eject Leucorrlea. For sale by H. =
Foster and Geo. G. Th&Nter, druggists, carson ,iN >
:. bottle siN bottles for 500.
DIR aiINrlE'S - AND GE,oS ILL., are phc
best ami cheapest DY%PEPSiA and HtA1ot> cur
in thc market For sale h, g. T. Foster and George G.
Tha xter, druggists, Carson City. mhI''N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
Arrvai 0, our Lszislators.

We lad ihc pleasure of meeting several of esur law sliaker2 fgola different sections of the TerTtorr. Ms. A- (. Baker, eine of the best lawyers in lAa Territory, is III from MaiicQYa- aIse H.sIa. F. J. B,ian, q strewd roiitjcian asd g,.,L L1ryer Hon. Mr. Me ct,rEHick. ir,1m the southern portion of the Territory. ais honest miner with good eoun- ieIianee. Is aisp beEc. which completes the list fE ,aes.irers frosa 3IAricopa County. They s-re intelligent 1aen, and wiIl no doubt prure $, be valuable members to their con- sfituency.
 FrnR Pima County, Hon. E. A. Ficas, ot tie Council. who was the efficient Clliei Clerk ius the Hoase two years since. is with us, looking familiar as usual He sill be a .alnaile member iuasmach as be has had experience in the legislative halls. Hon. IL AG Woods, editor oi the Nugget, al ToEahstune, o8ie nf sur best conducted papers, was also an arrival this morning. He is young man. pFepossessing in aI- pearance. 4nd judging from his profession. we would say he wlll be an efficient member. F. H. Smith. wel and favorably known 10 all our old-timers, ii also here and las had x ''shake" with many an old-time friend.
 The genius ffola Mohave, Bho will occupy seat in the House. Hon. Mr. SouthWick, arrived yester,lay. We have met the gen tIenran. took q square view of his face, dis covered that Lo looked at Us with suspicion and with little green HI his eye; consider ed it unsafe Gor an editor Ia approach him too closely, however after becoming better acquainted We believe we will find him to be jolly g,od fellow and intelligent law maker.
 Hon. Duaalsl Rgbh, one of the Represcn- tstives fro'n Piiial. paid his respects to our sAnctum ihis morning. He is a good writer, and will make the Belt an interesting paper through his cnrrespondence from the Capi- tai. Judge Hackney, a noble, upright, honest man. is fortunate in his connection with Mr. Rcbb.
 The members thus faF are peers of any former term, s,,d more than likely suEeriors. After rest ol dag or two they win be ready to bo interviewed by the hundred and che persons who have axes [" grind.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
Peck Mining District
k. E. HAyEs.

At Miners Meeting, duly called and held at the house of Mingis Bros, in Alex audra, on the 2Gth inst, the following ac- ton was taken:
 H. H. White was chosen Chairman, and H. \. Bigelow, Secretary.
 The Chairman stated the object of the meeting to be the consideration of basis of agreement as to the performance of title work on mining claims. Statements and remarks bearing on the subject were made by Messrs. Hamilton, Thompson, Mingis and others. showing the necessity for an un- derstandine as to the method of compliance with the requirements of Section 2324 of the |. $. mining law.
 The law was read by the Secretary, and on motion of Mir. Sheltonbrand. the follow ing preamble and resolutions were adopted by the meeting:
 WHEREAS, We, residents If Peck Mining District, Yavapai County, Territory of Ari- zana. perceive the need If definite under standing as |" the performance of title work on mining claims Tn thls District; there fore, be j,
 Rsso'esi. That in the performance of the one hundred dollars worth of labor or iIn- prvycmenCs on each mining claim each year, d man wages in this mining district shall be rated at six dollars Ter day, which amount shall be understood tn cover all re- pairs If tools and cost of powder and other material used ,n such work
 Lesr'rc@, That the Secretary is requested to furnish the ARIZONA MINER, and the ArizsHa Dcsnncrat, with copy of these pro ccedings for publication.
 On motion of J. Mings. the meeting ad- iournel sine dis.
 II. A. BIGELow, Sec'y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
THE DRAMA.

Last night tTuesiay) was presented by the Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company the celebrated play of A Case for Divorce, " which was received by the audience in a highly satisfactory manner Their efforts to please succeeded. as attested by the hear ty applause Makepeace Thackery Blaise, by Mr. Har:. was true impersonation of the genuine tramp, and would have caused the blush of shame to appear upon the bra zoned phizes oi the real characters, so plen- tiful in Southern Arizona. His acting was superb. and brought down the house. upon several occasions,
 Nellie Boyd. as Helen Faraday, throughout the entire play displayed excel lent conception of the character, which is a difficult one Especially grand and affect ng were her tableau scenes at the end of each act.
 Mis,e, Maggie Boyd and Jennie Darrah appeared to better understand their parts in the play of last night. and were resll. first splendid
 Prank Faraday. hy Ii. B. Emery. was smoothl, a,d ~-ll disposed of, as Is GUS tomary with the gcntlema" iH all of the characters thus far as smed in the plays at the Prescott Theater.
 Mess Paulding Philo, and Welty, all pre- fcssionais e: high attainments, were particu larly good in "A Caso Ios niyorce.' and too much credit cannot be meted out to them.
 Thus far the several entertainments have been astis;ically put upon the boards and handsomely carried out, pleasing to those in attendance. The Company are deserving of better patronage, and we trust 1t will be abmdantiy bestowed. For this evening. the Company have announced that they will play The Celebrated Case. one "t lhe ayandcst dramas ever written. ar played upon the Aa.erican stage. It Is a heavy | play. and will draw out e.o.y effort "t the !, entire Company We trust every peTsm '' | Presco;; will be present on this occasion. as they csu,.o, eficyd fo lose tue opportunity of availinR ,hemseiree Qf inc rare treat offered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
eEr%T<IER&

'uE vrai rt 'u s. 1Hy ...H--. h7reves slight ;'.- -s.lf.'s, ..t,- -t-.- H- ile late wAE to A g.u-.Ul. iGEat-a.5 a.c g.f esatstt,. iE-EsT0ss -.it LAM aE+-- asrh az r4E sE IIteHkEaE- WidoWs 'HI.-.r- E.-r- ssNt.sH -sar~. afIt11f5f Hod-,rs |. t-f.s-. F-a .-u.t-g- and --tH-- El4a- twenty -8te ysar- ell..-fl Co ,r~sea- feu-I3a .zsx nov lr. ..r4. ..-u formerly aai many snfitles Co t.-fss -a.. ts-4! sffi'4ed to bounty and ao fot know H.
 v-I 5Ta.tse l1-el-s fo- is.frasors. both in this cgs.t.. s-. --- iire57-- Arp'y st once.
 f4sla- bad s-r-rei .ag- i-ace lE thr largest Law a.I .1-I1 ares i. A A-ila u. Q. C., qua ri-t,c iru and al uf to mouths time. .g iuc 'r;1 attorney a' & 1shinson. send fvo st7ufs iyr fea~iu ana EEty laws sad in- zt-la.I1L~.
 AuuEE---TAULoa TITzgEEsLp, Attorney st Ias -o4ci.or @: u- s. Claims. el>FIELD, KASsAs, Lock Byx IGo Myll
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PROBABLE LEGISLATION.

Washington. Dec 29-The present out look Is that the work of the remainder of the session will be confined to l the passage of appropriation bills, and, that only measures of national impor- tance are likely to get through, such as d Refumding bill. and bill of some kind to carry into etiec, new treaty with China in regard to Mongolian emigration, count ing Electoral vote, etc.
 New York, Dec. 29. Subscriptions to the bonds and stock of the National Railway Construction Company opened yesterday at the office of Woershafer k O.; six million dollars have been subscribed, and 1t Is ex- pected considerable more than the amount required will be subscribed before the clo- sing of the banks tomorrow. \ large sub scription has been received from Europe to-day.
 THREE XDGRoES KILLED BY WHITE MAN.
 New York Dec. 2o--At Smithville. near Fortress Monroe, Va, a white man named Dunn. i'll Tow with negroes, killed three ut them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
. J. 4. WILLIAMSON, Commissioner.
ExEcrTIvE MANSION. Nov. g.

EXEcUTIvE MANSION, Nov. 23, 1880 It is hereby ordered that the following de- scrlbed country, lying within the boundaries of the Territory, viz:
 Beginning at a point in the middle of Cat aEact Greek, two miles below the lowest fall, north of the settlement of the Snppai Indians; thence due east two and one half miles; thence in southerly direction twelve miles, t0 a point two and one half miles due east from the middle of said creek; thenoe due west five miles; thence in a northerly direction twelve miles to a point two and one half miles due west of the mid die of said creek; thence due east two and oIie half miles to the place of beginning, to embrace the settlements and improvements of the SupIa Indians, be, and the aame i. hereby withdrawn from sale and settlement and set apart for the use and occupancy of said Suppai Indians. and the executive or der, dated June S. 1880, withdrawing from sale and setting apart a reservation for said Indians, Is revoked
 F. E. HAYEs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
The SpT4ZGa Scandal.

\ Prova 1engc, R. |. dispatch says that Ex-Govcrnor SIIaxuc has been for some time converting Cauanehc; into iort'ii- cation with as7uci patrols, The sheriff oon- Seluen,ly gci,szc,. to serve a writ "f replevin for Mrs. Sl.gag1e' clothing. She charges III her tig that lle las repeatedly informed her children that he uas i,,it their father: that hc attempted tn drag her Ia the u}I'cr si"'2 window ari thrag her iherefniuI; that In & drunken lark he made Fl bonfire of the bed ding oll the aoar. tbat he frequently made q criminal assault on tl,e servants "i the guests. causing fh,rn k, leare the house: that ha has allowed tl,eir "niy son to contract had habits. She lrayS inr a'im"ny and 'he custody of the i"ut children. Gov. Sprague was greatly yXci,,sj when the lliI was read to him and w-ll doubtless !'e B counter De +ition. alleging adultery. assertion, eN,raY..- ganee, otc,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
An Ariz5na Wonder.
eSiscr Es,t.l

...-. ---. tSs,scr Est.i
 On Pine :rreet. ahout l5 miles vest oi Birch's ranch, and six miie, north "f the
 east fork nj. the- Verde, therc IS an immense natural bridge. ti,o largest III the United States. + extends rp and down ihe creek nearly Bo0 feet ani hss a span of l50 feet. Its height iz cg,al ta irs spall- Itisacoarse. vrained sand stonc. Tie next !argestn natusa! bridge in the United States is in Rockbridge county, Virginia. l. is on Cedar Creek, and the top is pO0 fett above the bed of the stream. : Tic arels, Ut is crpwn, Is u feet thick, and is broatlt,, is @ feel. it is crossed by q public road. IT. Walker county. Virginia. tllcro Is a bridge 120 Feet long and 70 feet high. California has five natural bridges, the largest of which is on T iriln- tary creek of tie Trinity River, The bot tom If the arch is 20 felt a}5re the creek, and the lap is 150 fcet higher. Ii is 2o feet high, and S0 feet acrosy,
 ANOTHER ,~tlrF DWELLING.
 Olt Cave Greek, about ouG miIe al.ovc NadaskiS iailI!, tt.rlc ls Eslo oi tAc h'ttst aftd least knawn ut all thu ali Aztec i'} ruins. urisinalIy.it wis thrae stories high, but only ivo oG then, y,.o1Aln.. l. is built nnder,, ,, ci;is, aud ni yayi- The adobe clay of lhc ceuutre was used inr 's'oFttr, and it has hccvras ryceedinsIy hard There was ,,s, pistu,, brick jrowels in thosc days, ss tI'c usarks of ,l,o ,igers "F t'ae pgi'ai''re mase''l' ar, as plainly visible as Ii the ~oyk haA been da.lle a few days agr. Digging down thr"''sA the debris ,1a ,he toar. s'Hail ears of c'rn were found having kernels about the s,IfIe size and share as Egyl.tian c"rn. NJ lart of the w,,,l,l. "u.stde If those countries which have religions oF classical associations .eo.,ncctcd with them iresgnts so interesting a field fer archaeological rcseafc5 as ATiz''n'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
sum EEE CuS.

I the pstrr-i Co rt af te Third JUlic4l Dls.sigt, Territory of Ariz aua, County of N1haSr:
 Moses Ievy. Henry he-A and aui Gabriel Lsvy--Vartner,. uafuE hu-l- ness rudsr The hrrn name of Ley. kashlaud k co.-faain-l.is.
 
 simon Dsv.s. defendant.
 Action brought iu the D strict Court of the Third Judicis District of the Territory gf Ar il a8l for the County of N0hsve. The Territory of Arizona seud- greeting to Si-.o~ DAVIS.
 You are he-et5 suInE.Yue1 ahf -iarf4 t- ari -- g. au acton rUuglt against you hy the above usf4rT tjaiutiz il, the DlStrc; CuUr of the Th.ri Ju.tat strict in and for the County of Mohave ia tIr- Terri-orv uf AT z,ua and ag-sr to .Ne cuu-r laiit ned with the Clerk of Court st Mineral parE a said Co ury copy wii h cuEIiaut accon-r raly y-- tnis summons. hin twenty days K-I~iNo t.s a, of ssr;re after the service upon !ou ,l ths mons 1T served u tkis Couuty bad ii --.,I hs County and WitLin the District then within ..-E qays: iri alg other cases forty days
 And you gre hereby notified that 4 yol iai in az. .ar and atsvr the c.mull1ut ErQN, r,4uigsl. tsr tiff vii take judgment against ou ty csIr-ir iLe sum uf y.rcc suutret. sut fgGr .-'s uo --- A certain urdlui-sCry I9tr. dated Nyfr7".sE -f. .r r.,sts and dlsbu ~eaeuts iu tlis b-l--, es. '- Given uucer my hand and ihe s,al c: t-e sa- .-- trct Court at Miteral Park. tlis 2.5 tay .t je. A, D 1s-0 CAIINLLi \ IT ,1I. t.Fr-
 SAL ly II. LUCEsEsJ1E. IsFufy. DAYS < srEFHESsoS, tttorItys i-r 4.aiai.G. i-t
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Cut Ills Throat.

William H. Kendall was found dead yes ,er,lay morning on the floor of his room in the lodging house No. G32 Market Street. Several cuts were discovered across his throat and a bloody razor was under hts body. He was last seen alive at 1 8 clock Thursday afternoon sitting before the fire in ltis loom. The motive for the suicide vas stated [, be 1T health and lack of em- ploynent Kendall was native NeS ter sey. aged 24 years. He had been clerk in ;he P,.stolhce in Portland. Or. and in Pres ootr. A T.. and was employed at one time in she office of the Secretary of State of Ari- zona He was member of Prescott Lodge of Knights oi Pythias- An inquest saz held on the body last night, and the jury returned verdict pf suicide Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
A Applicaii0n for a iHIent Ia I:le
 Cumberland Mi.e.
No. G.
[. S.IANn nFFfrr.


 NOTICE k HEEitl GIVEN 1HA. IHa GUM ~ herIaDd AmlGg Company. whose !v-;Jiaee dress ls San Francisco a-. has ;hls Gag at piCAtly for patet for hi'eea LuL -e iltaf S-,f h- Cu. beTlau1 liiae Or Neiu. se4- -e.i. are ground fred feet H-4t.. -Itual.. .. e and being Martinez Mining Dlst-.c count. gt ls- Tai, and efritsT! of Arz. aud kEa..t 444 a.t- uz;.d by he Led agtes and ,t-lA pat i.ir D.. s. office a. Lot No g, iH TuW--4i2 -. l.-l.ge - Gia and Ss t River A!sTi4ian.
 SURVEY LoDE-b ginning at lulat lr u4,...s ,rs ac crutfe 9; end O: claim. tn-loe s-.. l..L along lode through mi'ar oi C am, Fasts.i,L is . -5 |. Cat q deep ty tN4 't. ue-.- g .5 1T d.st; 1J q; shalt i- :, deep tg JNs it. ale a - d.st; IO5J IT, b.-cf -i.lltH .oI. eE- ~ E--tlt: r f open crt .sl I; l.n.. l2 i Nle, ,j d,r bears n dst: l51 C., cu' - it iJisl5 t s-d I aal it derp ny q. b-ars N 50 it li>;. l ... ~ ueut e stone e-ta .l.shiI- = i- cad ut ,.....
 EXTERIOR BoysD tRIF- -Beg-l--.l1S tHs ,-.....- meut IL ce,trg oI . W end ci clam. tl..-.s N +t % m.n. l. s8t fi Co . i claim where .rsi.. .. pI0jects 2x212 II above ercUud. .4lkr,. ' Aa :. .a N sIds. UnG oi stone hi-u. fGtE..e q fr 3J mn aoLg si1e ot salln i5JJ l. . .. 7. where gr4ulte rock i14 v sIuar" projects q s.. surface. marked O. top ty cg-s fE4 la-. sa4 N 1.. II. a stone mound 2is It high Oa > side, AaLg g. deg. 3J mn N 4ui.g eI.L oi an s % .;- ueut uf sou. ID centre of l. e-d ;- 6a .t .s COT of claim t0 Asit- rac- T. lese. v Jh -ur.4.- 2X2 i sguA mArstd uy cEo-s 8N4 iGcle- a \ lil. stonr mound q hlgn uu >N sGr c s--s, thaI.ct e .5 deg g. miu along boundary. vafIAt.ou l, l.- ss n 24J 1t, road bears l. aud S- lff- fi.. gulch flows south: t5O It.. cor claim. gran e. stone Isxi2X6 inches, and marked C No lN. stone mound ai. fl high on side; from this corner tl. L. S Mineral Monument No dartIuez Distrscf. b-4rS deg ss min l65 # iist, theuc1 q l@ ,5j mn F along w eud u claim. I4Lcu i4 deg 53 % e.. lIiaIu gu.ch HJxs south it to !sca rnouu-f. and place oi leg nuIuF containing ssl.u acr.. Ais claim is bounuei hy UIsIErt!e !ed land
 The location of .his IuIn~ l. duly r-corl! !n taa i- c1rers Ofe cf YaysTal County, AIlzJla Ter. .ogs, in Book of Mines Page a45.
 Any Eld ai p~rsgBs q lam ad1sT-. any portl rt said Cumher.and Mine ar id min uy ground 4-Ee- iulefore dercrbed required tp nie tlsr alvsr-e clam with the Legister oi he IuIt,d sE4t.S Land Oihce at Prescott III the l'rllt'ry oi Ar1-a. daring the sI1ty days period of publication hereof ta,y uln be barred D! virtue of the I!o' I-ous ai ffs
 W. hLLLl.
 oI-61d AEsIsITE.
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X MAN SHOT BY HI, WIFE.

Detroit. Dec. 2o-At disreputable lodging house, known as the Caledonia House, John Furguson, proprietor, was shot dead, by his wife, who alleges that she fired in self-defence. Furguson was drunk, quarelsome and abusive. threatened her with knife. She fired three times, and the last shot entered his heart. He had another wife with four children in Renna, and another al Denver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

And in Accordance with iaH, aud sn ,-a ai t-r Board Cf Directors made ;-- :. d. of DCsa l7-', so many -hart- ra.G I4r e. ot -vc1 ~'.ca ma! Cc uecC--arN, W. ue -Jd sg ul--r laru. .ie ofic- .i tl- touIp4uy, N. a4 Mon EaI4.-, -tlt... FraEcl-co ,a.4i1llia, D4 Frsas,. r. .f.s --y O. Dtceuu-r. i~>' ag iA- ,lr si 90 --Jea T. a. %! - jay C. Day said dehs.i 3e.It t-rv t9- h. CT with cos Ul advertising and irsss oi -4s Bel.
 Gl.ifFt4H~. -tlse,4..
 ofhee 5-s Montgomery siEe,t, oaa lE@Lcz,.. ,-l- fOrua4.
 The above Dulugu ut Sale :. Doe IoHsI u I J s.- usry a. IS-l ! e.a,r Q. sL- Laar4 ul D-l.c,. s, as lls same LJ4E4L1 lace. ;. IL. Gl.4i Eii t
 Gtc-5.~ .clv.-Ey.
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LEGAL
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Iu ;hs Dstrict Cos= of the Thr iIciAl District.
 TsrTst9r! ni ArIzlnA, Couaty of XsyaP4i
 Levi Rlshfsfsf. NSEa. r. Blsiifor3 ana Robert tf. LzTGtssf-. pl=rtae-s under he firm EAuse tf i.. 64sa- iold * CoiaFal-, p-ai-l;i-s,
  ThIt.p sleT,arns1, ti,s.atzli.
 Action lrausa aga nss ys1 ia the Ds:rict Court of the iur- 5Gt.s2l fsttle.- la and for the County of l4yz as. tt tav Ier.stvrI z Arizoua.
 ter.4iJ1y el AIlEc salas sr.,tlE- Ra-llp ACp0n- nsu:
 Ton gre hereby rusnla- nd 70 zIPsae !n action aEsegei --.-st gea y tLe sb-Te A4Ist pia-utIa in FEe DArt tcust oI t- i.r3 us1csa D!stTlci, ln and :uf ;-f tlrE l-vsf1l. 3g tl- ritcTy Arlzouz, and atstfr se e3fI a5Dt A. cd gFfa the Clerk cf the CvirT, -t J.-rus. ia s-Id '01aty, copy cf Whi D CORA z larle5 e. Is sualvIsi within fNe1E'y a9r lrcrlVs c. Y As e sEslcei after the service upon !oH of tu2s sunlrsls, served in ths County bat 4t FfeI ca- uf tl- CJgu... and shB ibis Dis- i=l 2, thea ws;-a t!rTJ d-!s al otAsE eEses forty Qags.
 A4d y5u hereby ao3fe6 thst # ysu f4il r. appeal s1l. f ref iEt TeruisVd the gls1u- q n4li t4z sl.-s.- ..lst y"g !-E ths sGu of I lItset --. tSslls ry-aizhf enc hund-ratns ....--- .t-.5.f viih tvo per ctut interest per -lta ipl ai.s-a.l -lG i forty -uias dollar 4ro-. tt 4A sy O. 2, sll es 1s,c. aud aud as 0c.>-- ------s ll ,-.- b..s.f a,i.1e4.
 ~ Giysa under E-y hlrd and the seai Of said Sr.F u-s's..i casr. al isus 9 !, Ina 4:h day S1 V v WILLIAM WILKINSON, IresoJ.i, Dee. !, Is3i.-l,1 Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

A SAD CAsE-- Within our recollection We cannnt recall a case which Is half so sai and lamcntable as that of Fl. Scholly, of Walnut Creek. in this county. NIT. S. who a few years since was fine specimen oi the truman race. bearing every indication of strength, activity, the very picture ot health, has been for the past three years paraIvzcd. and IS now more helpless than a babe just jprn Alter becoming paralyzed he tried every restorative, but without av7si, GCadually from being able to walk, ho WIS deprived If that pleasure. Follow ing this. m time. he became speeches. Ii ere his a,liietions did not cease. the Su- u.uue Master seeing i; Ga close his eyes. ryiug him blind T,-i,y hc cannot m.yn a hanI. fn"t or limb: his eyes are closed to the whole world. his tongue remains silent however he can hear everything spoken to him. Siill there remains tn hlm one who Is faithful and lasting as time, and whose love iS as str"ng as tl,a belief in truth k his wife Her every moment is given to her stricken down husband. Day III and day oat thle woman remains by hls side, and never tires 0! asking him questions as to what his wants may be- The stout. robust man If yesterday. as it were. is to-day merely breathing corpse Indeed, indeed his lut h a sad one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
New Reservation.

Hon. W. \. Kelly, Register of the Land Office at Prescott, is in receipt of the follow ing instructions from Washington:
 DEPAKrNENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 CENTRAL LAND OFFICE.
 WAsHNGroS. b. C., Dec. q, 1880 Regissr aad Rsoeirey Presoo,', -4ri1oza. GeHReasa:-f transmit. herewith enclosed. for your information and for the files of your office, the o"py of an executive order, dated November 23, 1880, declaring a reservation for tho SupIai Indians in Arizona, with boundaries in place of the boundaries men tioned in the executive order dated June &, 1880. withdrawing from sale and setting apart q reservation for said Indians, said or der of June S. 1880, being revoked by the later order nj November 23, 1880.
 You will make proper annotation of the reservation upon the records of your office, and respect the same by refusing to receive any filings of said lands or locations upon the same.
 Please acknowledge receipt hereof.
 Very respectfully,