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Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
CAPERS OF ACRAzY HAN.
An Insans PeDnsylvanisu Causes
Q Sslr II the Wbiso House.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-A we'll
dressed and powerfully.b built man ap-
peared at the White House this after
noon and demanded to see the sac
counts Of the President. Mr.. Dins.
more, the doorkeeper on duty, at once
recognized the visitor ~ a "crank"
who had called there in May last and
was sont honIa to his friends in Penn
sylvania, and, with view of delivering
him into the custody Of the police, aug.
gested that the accounts could be seen
down the str-st and that he would
ac0mpany him. The man. who gave
the naIue of John Woling. OF Penn.
sylvauia, then presented letter which
he insisted gave him the right 10 enter
the Mansion, and endeavored to force
his way la. Mr.. Dinsmore .ezed him
aud desperate struggle ensued.
Woling attempted to draw revol.
yer, but Dinsnore, who had grappled
him by the throat, chOked him 80 Wig
,rously that he was unable 10 nse IT,
Stewart Cruinp and another employe of
the house hurried to the assistance Of
DiHSinDre, and the luuatic was with
some difficulty overpowered and his
revolver taken from hil.. II was a
large. sized seven shooter with every
chamber loaded. The police were
notified and Woling )r DR. Noetlng was
taken to the station and locked up.
The letter which he presented reads as
follows
joan WoLING; You are hereby iu-
formed that DR.. John Noetling is law
fully elected President Of the U ,ipd
states, and occupies the W hlte House
every day. ALMIGHTY Con.
Communicated BY the Holy Spirit.
Physicians have examined Wolinr,
and, finding him insane, he will be sent
to :he Government Asylum. The pc
lice authorities feel some indignation
that he has been perm ted to run at
large by his friends. He turned up
here In May, and was then sent to his
relatives AS insane. He talks and acts
nationally on subjects Of common con.
versation. He says he is u doctor hy
profession, and has large family. lie
has been living apart from them, how
ever, fer several years He asserts that
he did not intend to assassinate Presi.
dent Arthur, bit drew his pistol in
selfdefence when Dlnsmore attempted
violence. Wolings home is said to 10
at Colcsville, Snyder county. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Tenth Anniysraary.

The Live Oak Assembly will cele-
Lrate the tenth anniversary of their ex,
isteLce by a reception at the Clayton
House, on Wednesday evonin9, No
yemb-r 3Jth. Invitations have been
issued and the event will b, looXel
forward to with anxiety 10y all VINO re-
Geive an invitation. TnIs organization
has always given very ei'J yAole AZ
well % successful ani.ivrrsarIes during
the past, and it is desired by the com
mitteo to make this, IEe,r tenth ami
versary, the crowiing event Of AL pre-
vious receptions. The Invitations and
tickets Of admission aru got up IN Il
noao and very attfae'ivj appearance.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
The following des,rihei kenl Estate. viz

All that certain lot, PEE" or parcel of land
situate in st, Georges n a.. ,red, New Cast e
County, Dol, adlrinsit l4nls OF fanuel
Dale's heirs am biEd.n. on lht G "nd New
streets more particul rly daecrlb"d as FOL
lows to wit: beginning At the corner Of Lake
and New streets and running themes with the
line Of the said New sr,ct n.rth, . 9de-r@ts.
". st, 65 feet " land OF Dale'S h irs thence
with the line of the s,.id Dale's heirs nth 81
degrees west 80 feet to land Of sid Gray hn',
william, thence with the line OF the SAID
lauus, south . deg ees eat 80 iedC 10 tht
n ,rth side OF Lake rect. thence with sa!d
'.a,.c .tr,ct north, 81 degrees east, 80 i&e
more Cr legs to he place o beginhnR. con
tanning 81 square feet more or lets, 'Bcot
X. to, ., pagr 30J,) WITH Lwo a'd hai
sto v franc dwelling and frame stable AM
o her out t-bulIings thereon erected.
Seized A d taken in execution ns the prop
cr,v Of Charles Henry Gray and Elizabeth l..
his " fc and , t. :. and t b III by
rHn.L + K CLARK, sheriff.
SuaElrr's OFFICE VII Ing GA, Del, oct. Is
1881. DC ~ cVd
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Ehe 'Ei.tru AnRuA nj.

The next event Of tha season will be
the third annual ball OF the Y. | N A.
on Friday evening next, November, 4th
in Web,ter's Acaieluy 1t is desired
Dv tn. committee having the mater i'll
charge to exceed all previous ttforts,
and they will all in their p'2er t.
make it u success. james + ke ley
will be Master of Ceremonies ou that
occasion, assisted by Tnom ss ). rnc<-
er as Floor Manager. H" vii b. a1dtd
by Ii A Gallagher, ID. j. K-egan, W.
A. McCatlorty, as Assistant rloor MAJ
ayers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

r ODK AT TIE CROWD GOING TO lO3
East Sixth street, Granger Store, to
buy some of those delicious California plums,
at rs cents per pc unu, gold every place for 8
ceor4 70 preserves equal 70 them no seed
in thsri just try pi0 made OF ou .vapora-
ted poact o. and plup.s ,uixeG together, it is
1T for King ge! can of clam filters, can
make thelu in minutes 1t would pay YOU
10 come and try tn lot coffee, at2 and 26
cents, re yed today from New y ork Gle T.
ed in the roa ating. it is grand We sell the
b4st doll ar bag of iiou in the city -four
atEsper barrel Is x"clleLt ; best cape cram
berries, At and 10 cents Hs. mnce meat,
ne: 4ts. apple hntter I5c,' oLt meal soap, 3
cakes In box, 10 cents; rine soap, at &c. bar
Frank Allibone's przo soap, 10 cents cake
don't IF rget our wood ash soap, 4 'bs. in bar,
"A cents a bar: lot OF buckets, at Is cents each.
brooms, II cents. and for rs cents. 1t will
pay you to see thH sugar opened today, at
the Grangsrs store, 1903 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
.There's MiiAtOns In Ii "

The dem"nd of She people for an eas.
ier method Of preparing Kidney Wort
has induced the propr.eturs, the well
known Wholesale druggists, Wells
Richardson & Co, OF Burlington, VT,
to prepare H. for sale in liquid form At
well as in dry form. 1t saves all hs
labor OF preparing, and as it is equally
efficient it is preferred by many persons
X duey. Wort always aud every where
proves itself perfect remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
The following de ;cribed roal estate, VIZ:

All that certain lot Of land, situate In the
city and co lnty Of New castle, in th" = aLe
Of Delaware. bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit
Beginning at a point on the northeast side
of Delaware street where the same II infe''
sected by the northwest side of>iXth street
theme by the said side Of LeIaware street In
northwestetly direction twenty four feei
thence in u nvrtheasltIly direction, parallel
with Sixth str ct, one hundred and hi-'y.
seven feet TO the southwesterly side Of Cher
~ street thence ny the said side ofCherry
street in sOutheas'ery di tction, twenty
four ct, to the suid siie OF Sixtu street,
afor, said, the ce by tho sal sd Of sixth
street, in tsouthw:Ster!y direction, one IN
dred and thlrty.seven feet, to tns place OF be-
ginning be the contents thereof more or l,s ss
on which ID erected II brick house and bacs
buillng. (ttook, NJ, Vol. 10, p'ge So, ctc.
SEIZED and taken la execution as the prop
erty OF William q Guycr and Mary NJ, his
wife, and t. t.. ard q be sold by
PHILIP Il. CLARK, Sheriff.
eRIgY's OETl IL, Wilmington, Del, Oct.
IL. 1881. 6ct2l-eo1
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Cisiluren'S NJ NHrIl N.

is the title of an illustrated mon,Aly for
the young L, is published ny f Is
Goddard ~ CO.. New York, for 'he sum
o one dollar per year. Tle hook con
taiis many interesting gali in''clitivt
pieces for the yOung. 81 Ike 1t be-
cause it contains something he,!d'H
meaningless twaidlr illustrated by
pretty pictures You seem to hav.
minds az well as oll r people, ant you
have rare art Of impartlnS informA'
tlon. Tae Museum is welcome viSi'
tor at onr house; all of us read it, be-
cause we find SC many articles senSibl",
while they are sprishtly and interest,"
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
ha0ln and shoes

at low prices. Daniel McCusker, I6
West Second street, has got large al Z,
desirable stock Of boots and shoes FOL
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him a call
AZ he is determined to sell at the lowest
DriCe,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
For Sale.

A young mare coming years old, fair
driver, will work in single or double
harness, fearless OF locomotives and
would make . good carriage or road
horse, Apply at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

a TTENTlON--An persons dos.ripg pure
n Drugs or Chemicals, or wishina thsf
or private receipts carefuiiy
Compounded Of pure materials, should 90 70
the drug store Of ,,,,,rySr
S17 Market street, Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

= HEKlFF'S SALE-By virtue OF \ writ OF
- Levari traclas to me directed, VIII De
eyposr d to public sale at the Hotel Of, amuel
Peacock, IN Mid lctoYn, in st. fe rxcs
Hundred New Castle ounty, Del. Oh
FRIDAY, the .th day OF November A. d., 81,
nt . 40 o'rI ck u m
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
SUERIFFs' SALE.

'CHERIFf'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ o.
- Levart Facias. to me directed, Will be
expo ed to public sale, at the Court II Suse
on Market street, between Tenth and Elev
enth streets, In tho city 0f Wilmington, New
Castle county, State of Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the sth day Of November, 1881,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
Al, those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
o. land, with the buildings thereon erected
situate in the city Of Wilmington New Gas.
tie county. S'ate of Delaware, and boun led
and described ~ follows, to VT:
No. | Beginning ut point on the south.
| or side Of Eleventh stree between Jefferson
and Madison sts, at a distance ofone h irdred
and fifty feet westerly fr m the westerly sid'
Of jefferson street n corner OF lana OF 20,
lestine j. Miller. thence sOuthcrly, arailel
with Jefferson sire t, ami p .sSing thrOu b
tho middle of the division wall betw en- the
| house ON this lot and tho house al
| 'oinny on the east one hundred and sky
five feet to corner, thence wes. riy parallel
| nth Eleventh street. thirty feet to a corner.
thence north rly. parall with Jefferson
street ono ht'dred and sixty 1--WE feet to the
said side Of Eleventh trect, thence thereby
easterly thirty f,et to the pla % Of beginning
be the contents thersof that they may.
No 2. Begipning ut stake on the woster-
ly side of iatnDli stree ut the distance Of
forty feet from the northerly side Of tive nh
street thence westerly passing through the
middle of the party wall Of the two.'tory
brick hou o thereon ere-ted and the sdlO!n-
ing one on the south, and running parellel
with velfth st., eighty five n. tothe middle
Of u ten feet wide alley Op ming mt Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, 'ence thereby north
crly twenty feet to stake thence easterly
and para lol with twelfth street, eighty five
ioet to the westerly side OF ratnail street, and
thence ereby southerly twenty feet to the
piare of tcgnnlnS, be the contents there Of
what they may. Book X, Vol. 8,page 25o, &c.
Seiz ID and tax n in execution rs the prop
crty Of EdwnA. Van Trump and clara j
Van Trump, his wife, and to be sol by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SuERIpF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Oct. l5.h,
A. d., lss!. oct.2 cod
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

SHERIFF'S SALE-Ry virtue Of a writ of
y Lcvar Fac as. to me directed, Will be
exposed to pubic sale, at the Jefferson House.
kept y Benz d. LonS!ald, IN the cl.y ct
New CaAlc, Now Castle Hundred, in Sew
Ga: tie unity, Delaware, On
MONDAY, the 1lh day of Nov. A. ID, 1881,
alta o',lo2k. p. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
ALSO, BOLD BY ALL BUTKsFtIEF''
NAV AGNES FLEMING.

Changed Heart. Another intensely
interesting new novel by May Agnes Fien-
inx, authUl Of those capital novels-duy
Ma rlscourt's " GA Wonderful Woman :
M I'd Marriage. silent and Trne-Lcst for
Woman-etc. Beautifully bound, price %.
o. W. CARLETON 4 CO.,
Oct2l-lm y-eOd Publishers, N. I. olty.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
cRsn,CwiES STILL Low.

We ha, at recoivei our fa!l SOCK
z eds, viii, h w. w.h sci. a. t-et li"Wiht 10"
p.tces: s Ms. CT go . eire sop, 20 Gus
lbs. hea starch, % cts b'. prnnes, 20 Gu
good WASH boarns, "a CTS Ior,o'hs' 90 Vs. s,
and best Rio Uoh q, - ct :; re-. Java, ~ c' =
6ne l!u ht drlps. ~ cts, ur 4" ct ga IS extra
our 40 ct tes is fne, good Us sold in N v
.iac.s TO 80 cts. Remumber we "i.l seal vi
II 90 net cash barrel of extra lsm!i. ho"r
au.. rantee a. .isfaction or send II ths III u
and refu tire NJ he' mi h'ur We nai IL, u,
sa,nre tne rise. Hay. cora and OFT, sold at
the lowesr marke; pr cts; goods delivered
Flour, 81, 4a. d ~ cts. ptr h., guaranteed
C..ll ana satisfy Yourselves:
r. J FORD,
sept24-tf Front ana Madisoh S'e'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
HIIctrtcal cures.

r AURA Z. kOXBURY, LIVING AZ I30
IL Lioerty street, cures all Kinds OF chron'
ic disease In and by tho power Of human eiec'
triclty, by the laying on of hands; She new.
or fails to cure in any case Of rheumausm ~
The best Of City references given. octzsAt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
DHII4ADELPHlA,w WILMINGTON AED
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCT. 80, 1851.

DHILADELPHlA,w WILMINGTON AID
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCr. 80, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follow:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sts-
ticns, 100 $40, 9lO, 1880, q. ~. $50 100, 100,
1000 p. m.
4 M, l2.lb, 9.66 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2o6, 2.2s, $50,
'.C0, 86b, l1.53 u. m, 1913, EOS, 647, o.8Sp. N.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, az
.. m, 4.4b p. m.
Perryvilfe and intermediate stauor GlS
y. N.
Baltimore sld Hay Line, go 0p. IN.
/ Baltimore and Washington, 12.b1,. 1.37 L07,
1855, s 3S q. m, 1855, l.04, $50, 1871 p. m.
Trains for Delaware division leave for:
New Castle, 900, asa. H., Los, 3O9, o.2bp p. N.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, YES
D. m., LOS, o.2b p.m IN.
lelmar and Intermediate Stations, 0aS q.
m, LOO y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
alo q. m, 500, 7.C0, 1000 p. m.
PhiIs delpbia and Few Y ork, 2.06, 3.25Am.
6.47, o..8 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2bl, 1.37, A.o1
y6b q. M; 10. 81 p. n.
For furthor information passengers srs M
,rrod to the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. F. KINNEY. SuDt.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
MARY ]. HOLM Els.

Just publIshed:-m Made line. Asplentid
new novel BY Mr.. '. Holmes, whose i 'vels
sell so snornlo, sly, and are read and re read
W tn such interest Beautifully bound, price
Sl.60. r
Also handsome new editions Of Mr..
Holmes other WORKS tempest and Sun
shine-nen Rivers nth La lc-tdna
Browning Marian Grey-W Lawn
Forest hOuse-etc., etc.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

,tH ERIFF'S SALE-.iy virtue of writ 81
al, NenditlDni tXponas, to ma directed, ,
viii be exrose TO publ,' sale at the hoe' OF
Sau.Ge Peacock l.. Middleton in st.
q oryos Hun, red, New CasLle Co., Del, on
FRlDAY the llth day Of November "A. ID -,
at 2GO o'clock p. N.
The following described Real Estate, viz
A lot of lun. situ ttel in Appoquinimink
Huudr1t, New CA tic County, and hte OF
Delaware, bounded and described o. to'lo"s
to W.T. Oh the north hy lands of william
Wilson on the east by lands Of william hihh
dpccas ID. on the west by lands OF LtpeS r.
,\othwcll an on the south by lands of the
heirs OF saac Gibbs, GO tanning on" hundred
and iurty acr $ Of !nnd n.orn or less, WIN Il
three story frame dwelling house ahd L anne
Darn and oLuer out bulldIngS thereon erect
Cd.
Seized and tax lin cxccuton MS the prop
crty of Lydia K Ro hTr'l and 10 ne so'h ny
uHlLlP X CLARK. Snerih
>uFRIFp's OvBlcE, Wilmington, Del, Octe-
Der, ID 1881. cct l'-eouls'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
,oR SALE

,Ir-, ROJMED frAnn toL.
Oh ~. SA r,nt porch. front s,ae ana ona. OK
~ dS diS!n,rcd srr and pa nled. Price, sIoo"' s
= al fenA'" va GKEtfH y plERoh,
CtaJton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

,v sALE-A YOUNG NJ AXE, !
On ali good traveller, sold for want
! !'Si,d in all harness. Apply AZ tne
,rrnlCAS office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
,rv s.u.0
:. rug EDERSaN'

sss.s.sr sroppor.apr,,iil ~ pruilt aft.r yoa own 'ne
'.'S" s.!s ssa "a sof S'Hs '%.si.ss :s:ss':i s..
M "a.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26
Meyers District.

The news from Meyers District is ex- tremeiy good. The main shaft of the Gunsight miae is Tow down nearly 200 feet, and the showing is beyond expecta ton. The lode is in the neighborhood of 100 feet in width, and at the bottom of the shaft has been disclosed vein of pay ore fully ten feet in width. The entire shaft is in ere, but, as no cross-cuts have been run, the full extent of the metal deposit cannot be determined. It is estimated there are about 10000 tons of orc upon the dumps and in the drifts. The amount embraced within the workings is beyond calculation.
 The mines of this district show every indication of permanency, the veins being strong and regular. The country rock is porphyritic granite. and the ores carry horn, chloride, and antimonial silver with some galena. We have seen some most beautiful specimens in the store of Sisson, Wallace & Co.,, at this place, all from the Gunsight mine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26

On the first passage of bill be- fore the Council to-day, for the punishment and imprisonment of all suspicious persons found in Yuma county, MT. Meade, in ex. plaining his vote, stated that, as he did not desire to deprive Yu- ma county of a Representative in the future Legislative Assemblies of this Territory, he voted No.
 The above shows about the average capacity of the members of the Eleventh Legislative As- sembly. Meade is a pretty man and the favorite of petticoated clerks. He is Chairman of the Committee on Engrossing and got his resolution through requiring all clerks to assist the Committee. Seven females all to himself. Go to Utah. The reason which ac- tuated the sweet drink (Meade) to vote upon the vagrant act was that temperance drink (Meade) expects to be standing member for Cachise county, and wants members from Yuma county who are his peers-vagrants and thieves.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26
VETO.

We can scarcely find words to sufficiently condemn the action of Governor Fremont in vetoing the bill creating a Com missioner of Emigration. His asserted reason for so doing is that the bill named the Commissioner. In other words he had a friend whom he desired to place in that position.
 When we consider this act of the Gov. in the light of previous ex. ecutive interpretations we have a choice of but two beliefs-either he has lost individuality by req son of age. or he issImply iInper- tinent and dishonest in office.
 The lottery bill of the tenth leg islative assembly named John C.. Fremont as commissioner. There was no veto interposed. At the same session there was bill in troduced naming the governor as Territorial Geologist, and his strikers strained every nerve to force it through. It was killed,
 but there would have heen no veto. The Yuma county road bill named the commissioners and there was no veto. Governor Fremont, since his advent into this Territory, has been nothing above chronic beggar, and only makes himself heard, like a sucking babe, when the pap bot tie is kept from him. The legis. lature of Arizona, from it's first session, has passed bills naming commissioners and other officials,
 and, until the advent of the pres ent superanuated executive tramp, no governor has presumed to interpose veto. We heartily commend the action of the legls-
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26
In every issue of the Democrat

In every Issue or the DeulOcraC there is a fling at the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. That is all right in general way and when justified by facts. The Democrat asserts that the inf1u- ence of the company killed the exemption from taxation clause in the Prescott Railroad Bill. What miserable nonsense. Even if so it is a most humiliating con- fession-that our legislators were actuated by a pressure not gener- ated from motives looking to the welfare of the people but by base hatred. The till was properly killed because there was no merit in and it's passage would have been a dangerous inovation upon the republican principal of "equality of taxation" Exemp- tion of one places an increase of burden upon the other. All the States of the Union have embod- led clause in their constitutions demanding equality of taxation, ana the Courts of those States have decided that DO one, not even the widows and orphans, we assure the Democrat, can be ex- empted, as the Act would be un- constitutional in making taxation unequal. As far as the Southern Pacific Railroad Company is con- cerned we are creditably informed that it has no axe to grind Tn the present legislature. That there has been no one authorized to oppose for them legislation of any kind. Two bills were introduced, and from what has been told us, they were of general benefit and applied to all railroads alike. The
 Southern Pacific cared but little
 whether they passed or not. It
 may be that the fahlS of the viper and Smith applies to some mem
 bers who so consistently oppose,
 without examination, everything
 that has railroad attached to it.
 Always "give the devil his dus" is our motto.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26
1t is Truly Wonderful.

To see what improvements now exis as compared with railway travel only a few years ago. To become convinced of this, one has only to select for his rout
 East, the popular and well known Chicago and Northwestern Railway Pacific R. R. in the Union Depot at Coun- cil Bluffs, where stands the c. & NV Palace Train. composed of pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegant Day Coaches, Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars etc, ready to convey its passengers through Iowa and Illinois. and into Chicago. Glidsing moothly along over the superb track of steel rail through hriving cities and villages, com.oi tably
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26

The Silver Girt, also the property of the Gunsight Company, rms nearly parallel with the Gunsight vein. Developments made upon this mine are truly remarka- able for the work done. A cross-drift has been run on the surface some 45 feet m length and about 12 feet in depth. This cut shows the vein to be g feet in width and the ore streak IS feet, Ten feet of this ore streak is mass of horn silver and chlorices, with strong streak of galena. Tue croppings themselves display a wop- derful quantity of first class ore.
 The Eastern mine, of the same compa ny, is but superfirially developed, but shows streaks of rich metal
 The Mineral Bed Consolidated Mining company, of this district, have just paid eho iasI instaHineut CT the purchase money of the Mineral Bed mine.. The shaft on this miae is 100 feet in depth with ore all the way down. The mine is now being timbered, preparatory for the receipt of hoisting works which have been ordered from Philadelphia
 There is no district in the Territory with better prospects ;Dan has Meyers District. The mines are rich asd undoubtedly per- manent. The arrival of the 4O-staiup mill, now nearly completed, and it's erection will Insure an output of bullion that will astonish the minin. world. Much credit is due the gentlemen who have had in charge the development of taese mines The policy pursued has been a~strictly business one-a thorough development of the mines before erection of reduction works. No work has been done unless there was money to pay for it. and the absence of brag denotes legitimate en- terprise. MT. Bevens, the superintendent for the Gunsight company has beeL spend ing some time m Yuma, but is extremely reticent of all matters pertaining to the mines he has charge of. L. J. E. Jaeger has some fine property in Meyers Dis trict, adjacent to the Gunsight mines.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-26

guish the difference between local, special and general legislation or rather has no conception of the latter. All that has been done so far has been in the interest solely of localities and individuals nothing for the people. May the good Lord hasten the close of this legislative abortion and preserve us from another like it. There are few members of intelligence. With those we sympathize in
 their distress at being in such
 bad company.