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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODS

department, In which We have spared nothing 10 or-
der to make a most attractive display. not Only ~
ornamental but also Of useful nS ,iceablc goo
Among the many ATTRACTIVE BAEGAiN~
BROCADE SILK VELVETS az fI7O, former
price OF which wa $3.50
BROCADE SILK VtLVETs at +3zj, FORMER
price So;
COLORED BROCADE VELVET at 1912 form.
price So;
9 pieces BLACK SILK.VELvETS At 75c.. s...-
| rIor to quality generally sold at y 80;
Also pieces SILK.BACK LYONEsE yfLNEI-
at most attractive prices;
Our purchase OF over toOr cases ~ DRESS GOODS
IN dark and most desirable shades we has, l>-
sorted, and shall sell ~ the low price, ~ lU aud
lie. yard-the prize OF be cheapest among
them has been 1879:
l lot BLACK CASIIMERE~ at or, the former
price of which has been 7jc.;
FANCY and BROCADE III H. a. $3.50 70 Y1ri,
Fmcr price Of which sis been Over sfa yard;
SURAH SILKS al 9Jc. a YARD, former price - .tpt
pieces BLACK Salts t-lightly damaged by ea-
teri at 50c yard valued al nom tl.Z0 FOO
~ JOa yard;
SATIN DE MERYEILLtCX at $3.50 former
price S2.7j;
COLORED BROCADE ILks at 53c. yard, Pop
mer price sl.25:
Also NOVELTY DRESS GOODS At one half their
former value;
Also large stock Of Hos berry, among which wll
be found sample 10 of l2c dorm full,r,g. ihi-
made MISSES HOSE al 27r. a par, the 81, ir
of which is from - o. Shea pair;
4 complete new stock Of KNIT UNDtRWEkE
all descriptions al reduced prices.
so dozen GAUZE SILK ilANDk RCHIEF~ %
l5c.. former price Of which Ia, been 3 &C.,:
An extra larg" purchase ~ SILK lfANDkFR-
CHIEFS has enabled re f0 iclucc price, oI ali
the various quailte>,
so dozrn LADIES' ALL.LiNEN UNRESTRICTED
HANDKERCHIEFS az ~:
Upwards of zoo dozen HANDKERt HiEt~ of .I
descriptions al most atir ,c'Itc prices.
A large purchase OF INDIA sHAWLS at about .le
haIf their value;
Also , >EALSKlN SACQJES az slSj, the '.,.-f
value Of which IS $3.50 also , AZ from 49, ''
tl0O-these goods are consigned 10 us Dos o. il..a-
facturcr;
Also, To close, several FCR.LlNFD SILK CiHt m
LARS ut cost
We shall also Offer a large lot n entire n,w d. H-
LACE CURTAINS
20 pieces BLACK SILK CHENILLE fWN"f 3d..
47c. yard, former prioe l3c.;
Also CORDS and TNS>ELs af reduced -aie.- 80
Sells al 2'c reduced ii0m ijr.:
FUR TRIMMINGS la ihe warriors de-ira''t 't'
rare Opportunity to plNh1'c RIAL iA'E
GOODS In HANDKtRtHltF' a'i We he
WEAR of various new descriptions;
I lot Of $50 dorm l25-BONF Atjt ~rAbLt
COksETs az re. the general price oi which
Is Sl.25. dc l-Sat~t&
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tg~ HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET..

We have reduced The pfases ou pr LABoa AND
HANDSOME STOCK OF
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
from 10 10 Is per ceht. ,ur viir,-, base llN3F'
b.,n very low sud m - reduction MAXI rHt Ir,.-
mings without doubl the CHEAPEST ~ TUB
CITY.
ALL.>ILK Fringe from BE. up Z, Do '..'I
kinds The preitie.l 15c. tvkD a4d iN''
%igB0N. Silks. sATINs, VELVtT>, 81
Tons. sc. &C. ,,..,.
we have al,a YeJafsd rlir'. Ou bUg Rollfi-
gold PLATED JtWELk1 watrm'd
tgruish. w have heauttiu' assortment. auH
eIry Is lust tie thing Tor Christmas present. '''
early and Ct a large assortment 10 siec' non. -
beautiIul auJ cn'an line Of Si hANIh
CHIEFS fr0m 95c TO 81.
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a- cHRlsTMAs paEsENrs.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
d. 4 z. MITTELDoRFER.
527 BROAD STREET.

527 BROAD STREET.
win open on MONDAY large stock OF DOLLS at
all prices;
sHELL.BOXEs, SILK HANDkERCHIEFs. FAM
cY BOXES, PERFUMERY. SOAPS, HOSE OF
all kinds, GLOVES, wORsTED HOODS,
sACQUEs, sCARFs, sHAwLs. BALMoRALs,
UNDERSTANDS, RIBBONS, ACES.JEwEL-
RY, LACE and sILK-TIEs. RUFFLINGs, all
of which we offer ut very low prices.
CARPETS, CARPETS! CARPETS!
Another supply OF those cheap auction CAR
PETS ard RUGS; CARPETS at tic. worth
25c RUGS at II 90 TO SO;
CLoAKs, DoLMANs, and CLOAKING at and be-
low cost TO close;
BLACK CAsHMERES from auction;
BLACK CAsHMEREs at IA, II, 10, rs, 80, 35,
40, As, so, 81, and G0c., worth double The
money;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at coo. worth 81;
for LADIES, CHILDREN, and
GENTLEMEN from Zoe. to the best made;
BLANKETS,
CoMFoRTABLEs,
LAP.ROBES,
HORSE.BLANKETS,
CANTON-FLANNELs,
CAssIMERES,
KERSEYS,
TWEEDS;
DOMESTICS of all Kinds at wholesale prices.
Alin want OF bargains give us a call.
ID. & L. MITTELD0RFER,
dc l2-suWSSa 527 Broad street.
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On Tuesday Justice Mccormick, OF Bed
ford, caused three colored persons to be sold
for ninety days. on the charge that they
were legal vagabonds. All three brought
only about four dollars.
The valuation OF land and buildings in.
the county OF Prince George under the new
assessment l. 53,9j7.52, showing de-
crease OF Sl49,304 " as compared with the
old assessment.
The assessment OF Alexandra city shows
reduction, compared with the last assess
ment, OF about Sl,000,000, which is equiya-
lent TO nearly 33 per cent.
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the neglect Of bis officials along the lines
aud or The postal clerks on the trains. Daily
complaints are mede to- us, and We nre
forced TO defend our postmaster from cen-
sure that he does not deserve. Let Mr..
Bailey look into this matter.
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DANVILLE
THE PREACBERS-FOR THE COLORgD PEOPLE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
BIN ADAIR.

THE PREACBERS-F0R THE C0L0RED PEOPLE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
DECEMBER II, 1880.
The work OF the Hastings Court OF this
city for this week has been tel rible 10 par
ties who have been doing business OF an
illicit character, to the wearers OF concealed
weapons, and the keepers OF houses OF III
fame. Some how the grand jury got hold
Of conclusive testimony, and the indct-
ments were accordingly brought in. His
Honor Judge aiken gave notice that he
would try all Of these eases at the present
term OF the court.
Rev. II. A. Compton left for his home, at
Elizabeth City, last Wednesday. Rev. p.
A. Peterson went dOwnto Richmond with
his family last Thursday, and enters upon
the pastOrale Of Centenary church. rev.
Oscar Littleton, presiding elder OF this dis
trct, has entered into quarters at the Lynn
Street parsonage. Professor Edmund Har-
risou, of Richmond College, is here, and
will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Jacob Henry Smith, OF Green's
boro', n. c., will preach at The PreSbyte-
rian church tomorrow. The Ladies Chris.
tian Association, OF the Baptist church,
were busy yesterday 10 preparing rooms at
the parsonage for the reception OF MIR. and
Mrs. Holmes, who are expected to return
from tour in the North on or about the
10Th or 10Th instant.
Colonel john W. Darlington, from the
Commilteeon Public Schools, reported at
the Council meeting for this month that the
committee had learned some time in July
that the Society of Friends were going TO
send out before November a corps OF teach
ers for The schools for cOlored people, and
that not wishing that they should find no
house ready for them, he had rented
CHURCH building, and that the school opened
on the LIST OF November. His report was
adopted. AT the same session OF the Coun-
ell Mr.. Crawley, from the same committee,
reported that the work OF building another
school.hOuse for the colored people was
going on satisfactorily, and III due time the
house would be finished. ALPHA.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, December 1880, by Right Rev. BIsho,
keane. AMBROSE W. MCINTYRE TO LIZZIE
lNEZ DOHERTY: both Of this city. =
New York, Norfoit. Danyille, baltimore. an,
Philadelphia papers please CODY.
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FURNITURE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SrOth-6
II GREAT lNDU CE M.E 4 ~tA>1 IN
of nh in need Of goods 20 our urge and =, cct'
stock OF Furniture. embratsE all 81 'ht
styicS in psrior, chamber, sn.s Dung ROOM ''-'
our stock Is full aud compile a; our pilc', ~ I,
,he lo,yeSl. orr goCs viii cusB are WIN any a 'D
city as f,r workmanship and tal,b 80.
'''' 80 w. r.. GAgHRlGHf & >o~
neaam rs Governor 81 Afi-
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RoBERT HAROLD.
s15 AND Sl7 BROAD STREET.

II
SIS AND sl7 BROAD STREET.
in order display my immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
I have taken the
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE
No SIS BROAD STREET,
mex; TO my old stand. aud with mcrea ed facilities
Am better prepared Than ever TO serve my
Customers Nv stock + larger Than
ever. consisting In part Of
RICH SILVER-PLATkD GOODS. such as TEA
SETS, CASrORS, BUTTER-DlSHES,C CAKE
Baskets, CARD-STANDS. VASES, co.
LONGE-StTS. JEWEL-BOXES, CUPS, NAP
KIN-RING-,&c
FRENCH and ENGLISH DECORATED DIN.
NER., TEA. and CHARACTERISTICS, FANCY
PARLOR LAMPS:
beautiful as.Ortment of engraved CRACKLE
and IRIS GLASS in PITCHERS, VASES,
CUPS, GOBLE1S, and EPERGNES;
TIN TOiLET-SETS and COAL VASES in great
HANDSOME VASES and FIGURES in BlsQUE
FRENCH. CHINA, and LAVA;
JAPANE>E GOODS, sucn as CABINETS, BOXES
DESKS, TRAYS, PANELS, and DECURA-
TIONS, VASES, DOLLS. &C..
WALNUT BRACKETS. WALL.POCKETS Ia
BLES B0Ok-SlIELNES. &C.:
Our stock of TOYS is large and complete, Also.
DOLLS, WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, BY
CYCLES, CHAIR, &c.:
FIREWORKS aud FIRE-CRACkERS. Also, some
handsome CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
save your money 10y buying your goods at
HARROLD'S
dc l2.14.l9,21 SIS and sI7 Broad street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
UOIIDAY GOODS.
+. b. SPENCE & son,
qO3 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ONEhCoAIS' ONEkCOAIS'
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
Ovrpco,rs ovrpco.rS
"'h"NOAio' Wv E"C'Ni''
"HToS 0CilS'
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS
,,.,... ,,,.,,..
,,,..,,.,.,.. ..,,,o,.. ma. ,,,,
poSiNE>S ooii9-lEN DoLhAhS'
BUSINESS SUlTs-TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS-TEN DOLLARS.
Fp SPENCE 6 SOY
=, ,,,,.,.,.,. CO..,
L b. 81 HN'H Sun
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
~ ~ ~
fEhbKOhE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
KIDCrovFs
D,-,,,, -, ,,,,ns
ONh Wv 70
Errp.Top cIovFs
[,,,,.'-
HHAL''n'N "HO'Eo
DIVING AND WALhiN"-GLoNES'
T.. B' SPENCE sun,
T.. b. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
r. u. SPENCE 4 son.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
,ruuc,rpn s1rpr. avn np ,u,rpe
- =" - ~ 80 ' ' -
INDICATED shlhIs AND DkA" Ek>'
- ~ ''''' NV INN " ''-'~'
susPENDERs'
SUSPENDERS,
sUSPFNpERs.
eUsPENDERS.
NFpIvo IrNDFpsuIpTs ONE DoItAR
.,co,,.(, ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,., no,,
"""'N' ' '''" . " = '
mTnIyo u~nrps,,,pTs ovrnoT1.p
FANCY HALF HOSE,
Witt ,TFHaIFt1" Sr
MERINo HALFHosF,
SCARLET nALF.HosE.
p,>rv SI,t, NrcuwpAp
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NEW FALL Sly LIS
~ rugSfrURE.

New ami elegant slylss ,.,.,.ov
ClIAMRhs FURNITURE.
PAkl.OH SUITS, ,,.t..,.
I'm Hair. Cloth. kepe, Raw SIS, >Aua S''N'NN
Plush, and other sleg iht goods
Large assOl meni al ON-prieth
CHANbtk SUITS, ...-.,,,.
nINi>e-RONN urn NUM-
MATTRESSES, sc. -. -, s,,,,l. 10
Fxaniue my Slock, and You Wis hnu
at, Inv nos SAMUEL W. ak,RNtnl,,
sun NV SSaas sao ID Governor s.sset kleomonu.-
RVRNTTUREl FURNirtRh' q
Il MATTRESSES. FEATHERS, Eto-i,n az. ~
lies IN want can alwsss sinl' s>n ,'' E,forsNb
nnrrbaSing call aud b. cosyincst lSSa,S<T 30
money on tvERy ARTICLE; Ies me- hA ss,in,iiiAs.
My TRADE PROVES IT. PAktoM st'hBiSsf.
psp-sITtlS All prices and sts'ss .INVlIs
MAKrit's aud UPH0LsrEaiNa MATs ,.sn ard
LOON ISG-6LAss PLATES, v'V" ''s"'
oe'~av WILLIAM DAFfnoN. itss dsiS s''''"
FACTORY, ID, Is, 40, ~ norD sinss9'"
oe2'Sm
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ELEGANT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
H (iIfrs.-We are now receiving large ,elec
tion Of choice BOOKS In elegant binslngs pretty
PICTURES. PORTABLE wRIkfNsi-EESks,
fokTfpI 10. scARD.CASfS, Putn Ef-i y IN
CANNON BOARDS, CukUkhRS> CHESS MN
DOMINOS, PHOTOGRAPHIC snd Au1utskAPH-
ty; CHlI.DREN,S B,,uK San ia inenso cOllec tor
novelties in INkSTANDS, GOLD PENCILS
p'ENs, aud Cases. FASHIONABLE ~ ALTON.
EkJ q specially, The most exttnsiye anu the lnosl
besn,if sfnck or BIBLES. pRAYER-BOpkS,a aud
bIMNALs we have ever sifffei. Judgement and
tas' xevsised IN nllIag orders.
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MI VISIT SYCLE-BROTHERS
when you are out looking for your
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
They have Il great many
USEFUL ARTICL
GREATLY-REDUCED PRICES.

GREArLY-REDUCED PRICES.
| 200 SILK HANDKERCHfEFS from the COM
monest 10 $3.50 each-the largest variety Of
SIX IIandkcrchIefs in this city;
100 dozen FANCY LINEN and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS from &c. TO 81 each;
Handsome boxes Of COLLARS and CUFFS;
Large variety of LADIES and GENTLEblEN'S
GLOVES;
Great variety of CHILDREN'S CLOAKS;
Immense assortment of LADIES' CLOAKS 10 be
closed ont at much less than regular value:
We also have a lot OF LADIES and CHILDREN'S
FURS 10 be closed out regardless Of cost;
100 pieces of CARPET to be sold at great reduc-
''Oh III pr'c ,iiL.CLoTHs.
WINDOW. SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS.
An immense stock OF LADIES and GENTLE
MEAS UNDERWEAR must be Sold as the sea-
A few S very q hand,ome BRoCHE sHAwLs suitable
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERE-'hc cheapest ever
shown in Richmond or any other cl:y-at from
Tic. to 81 per yard-Lupin's best goods;
80 pieces BLACK SlLK al bottom prices;
- P piece BROcHDED sILK$
ID pieces BLACK SATIN:
Al pieces CULORED SATIN. and hundred of other
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS; ,.. 800.
still few more Of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS:
1000 pieces OF handsome DRESS GOODS ut great
reducions :.
$50 d zen more Of those cheap TowELs
800 doZ IN more NAPKINS:
10 pieces TABLE-LINEN al soc. worth 75c.;
Large stock of FLANNtLs and CAsSlMERES;
zoo pairs more OF those cheap BLANKETS left;
500 BALMORALS from soc to 50 each;
large line of DIR uGGETs aud CtHJM BCLoTHs;
100 nieces of NOME REPS at 12kc-real value
25c.;
5 1000 pairs STOCKINGS from l0c. 10 81 per pair
100 pieces SILK FRINGE and PASsEMENTERIE
TO eject from;
900 SCARFs. FICHUES. and C0LLARETTES;
/ 900 COkSt - IRON 35c. 10 81 %:
d me more of those DOUBLE-WlDTH DRESS
GOODS at the same Old price:
a few more of those Sc. DRESS GOODS:
BLACK SILk PLUSH at $3.50 worth "A;
BROCADED VELVET AZ 81 worth So
COLORED SILK VELVET TO be closed out at
9 &C.:
our sl.75 VELVET reduced 10 81 per yard;
100 LADIES SATCukLS from Use. to ~ so.
SYCLE BROTnEkS,
de 12.eod BIZ Broad street.
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We sympsthize with "Obseryer in bis
oldfashioned notions; but we could not
publish bis communication without offend.
ing a great many excellent people.
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In the history Of our e.tabli hmont. have I,dI...
in nearlySIl kinds Of oJs been more ab.o'a'. .I
sweeping than This season.
MONDAY, DECEMBER GTH,
viii DC anolh GRAND OPENING DAY witl ..
when We will exhibit thousands Of ,arou. .-
goods throughout al our departments.
The thorough advantage in our recent puI.....
will be given to our patrons.
Consult your interest and before you pu5,l,..
elsewhere compare our prizes.
In addition, we shall opln new
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
That Dream.

4 man living within the jurisdiction oi the United States recently had dream tha; he WAS 10 be executed, ana when standing upon the scaifold, ready for the rope to be adjusted and the trap to drop, Satan made his appearance upen the stand and accosted hiE. thus,
 '' 0u are to be executed, but if you will answer three questions winch have 10 pro- pound that no man has ever been able 10 answer me correctly, promise thatyou shall be saved"
 The man, all anxious to avoid death, agreed to answer, if possible.
 Satan Well, wha, was the earth made Ior.'
 The answer was properly given.
 Satan-"What Was man made forl''
 Again the answer was properly given.
 Satan-What gre tie principles of the Democratic party"
 The man sain Let the execution pro- ceed."
 If that poor doomed man had only been acquainted with Juuge Rush and could have drawn from hin what "those princi- pies" were, what blessing it would have been. The next dreamer will remember and call for information at the proper place and from the proper person.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
Miners Meeting

Al meeting of the miners of MohavC
 County, held at Mineral Park on the 18th day of October. 1880. MT James ". Haas
 was called to the Chair and W. NJ. Ewing elected Secretary. The Chairman explained
 the object of the meeting Co be for the pur-
 pose of petitioaing the next Legislature to
 modify, amend pr repeal the law relating
 to thv tax on the net proceeds of mines
 Messrs. Souihwick, Faller, Grounds, s'urz
 and Ewing were appointed a committee to draft resolutions to be acted upon by the
 meeung Tue committee reported tue fol lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
 adopted.
 REsoLvED That we are in favor of sub-
 stiiuuag for the present law taxing the
 net proceeds of miIes, law that shall pro
 ylde for he collection Of tax upon the
 gross bullion product of one half of one per
 ceut, and that all mills and reduction works shall be held responsible for such tax, pay
 able quarterly 10 the County Treasurer. And, fprtLer. That any person oI com paav who shall ship any ore, taIlings or mineral bearing material from this Terri tory, shall return, on oath, an account Of the gross proceeds of such ore, or mineral bearing material, and such proceeds shall be subject 10 a tax of one half of one per cent That such tax shall, in every case. be deemed hen upon the mines from which ] the ore is extracted, and also upon the pr0Derty of the person or company reducing ! sand ore or mineral bearing material. ! Rcs1ref further: That the Il iners of this county are willing and anxious to pay their ! just proportions of the taxes for the Count y and Territorial Government, and in order tC ] secure the prompt and certain collection oi
 the same. desire that a penalty shall be pro-
 vidcd for the uonpayment of such tax, and l that some one of the county officers shall
 be specially charged withits collection. Rss0lre4, That We ask the aid of our l brother miners throughout the Territory to assist us in repeating or having repealed the present bullion law.
 .Res0lrsd' That we request the papers Ot 1 the Territory 10 print these resolutions. NJ. W. EWING, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
HONEST SUPERVISORS

We read Ir the Democrat of the extreme honesty and economy of the present ring Board of Supervisors, which sounds incon- sistcnt in connection with the following hard facts, which the record is uGfeeling enough to maintain Rs truth. We select a few points from ihe Act of inc Legislature of lSs7, authorizing and directing the pur- chase of the lraa SprIag Wagon Road, as an example, without attempting 10 go into detail on all their shortcomings. This alone will show how recklessly they have put the County to needless and foolish cN- pensc, in the face of a mandatory law.
 Section g of said law says: "Saii bonds shall bear interest at the rate of IS per cent. Ter annum from the date of their issuance" " sA mos, yilanous and exorbitant rate of in terest, which to an economical Board should have been an urgent reason for paying the principal as fast as possible in order to get rid of the interest
 Section ( says "The Board of superyi- sors shall, annually, at the time of levylng other taxes levy special tax sufficient to pay the interest on and twenty per cent. of the principal of said bonds, together with the amount If the Treasurer's fees on such amount. which said special tax shall be ad- sled to the County tax. etc.
 Under this law, a Board of Supervisors anxious 10 do their duty according 10 law, and 10 save their constituents from the pay ment of an cxolbitant interest would oer tainly have complied, at least, with the law. and. if possible, paid these bonds car Tier than required if the bondholders would permit it. Did they do It! On the COZ trary they have put the County 10 an e1- pensIvc lawsuit, and cost in addition.
 Let us see il this is not so. The Iron Spring Wagon Road bonds were issued in January. 1877. for sls,00O, bearing IS per cent. interest per annum, and are due in 1889. The law requires that the interest .and one-fifih shall be paid each year, but the law has not been complied with. The amount paid in ISIS, on the pin cipal, and on which Ihe IS per cent. interest was stopped, instead of $s.OO0. as it should have been under the flaw, was only S242.
 In 1879. instead of 20 per cent. of the remainder. or Sl,9j2, they paid only $l47eO leaving ;he balance 10 bear Is per cent. interest, and ia 1880 they only levied a ta. sufficient 10 pay Sl.5, instead of 20 per cent. on the remaining S9,Gl2.s0, or $l,922.56.
 This is what is denominated honesty and economy, and it is upon this showing of financial management that the voters of Yavapai County are asked to continue the chief bungler in office, and add another whose delight It will be to acquiesce in whatever mismsnagement he may propose Cline and Myers are men of brains and honesty, and It is the duty of every voter who feels an interest in County affairs 10 vote for them. They have an interest in good County government and the stamar to maintain It regardless of ring influences.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

Ridicu,e, f accompanied by an occasional sparkle of wit, is eBdgrsLle and entertain ing to the readers ofa newspaper, bltstaie, flat, silly, prosy, downright lying, with no other object than to deceive and no other ability than capacity to utter falsehoods is entirely improbable and unworthy gentleman who is known to possess the ln- tellect of our worthy contemporary of the Democrat. Therefore we will be excused for doubting his agency in noticing the Re publican rally on Saturday Itis suggested that he must have entrusted the writing of this notice to buck soldier, who is said to boast that he is the brains of the Demo crat