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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-07
FREEDOM Ys. BC LIDOZIEG

A bitter acrimonious debate arose this af- t4rnoon on a concurrent resolution from the Council. Some of the Democratic member. showed that in place of being men of even modern, moral standard, they are lcgsls- tor. filled with the gas of party strife. Thsir arguments showed their mental calibre.- Jacksonian Democracy showed its big and avaricious paws ready for plunge into the grab-bsg of tbe treasury.
 The Independent organization o' the As sembly with soundne,s of logic, ability of high order and wondroUs moral fairness of speech. aside from the issue, the printing question, showed themselves 10 be by far the mental superiors of those who stood upon the slender platform of ito the yictors belong the spoils."
 IL is too carly in the history Of our territo- " for bitter party strife to manifest itself in our legislative halls. Party strifes inevita- blv result in injury to some section of the country: and if the Democratic members had copiiued their speech, to giving of the legislative printing, from a business stand point, it would have saved much valuable tiue wasted in an appeal to Democratic doe
 trines.
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HOUSE.
Fourth Day.


 House met at 12 NJ; Roll called; All pres ent
 House received Concurrent Resolution from Comcilin regard to the rel ort of Com mittce on Mileage
 Minutes of previous day were read and adopted
 \ Concurrent Resolution was received from Courcil, stating they Il ad ordered 25OO copies of Governors message in English and 1000 in Spanish.
 Mr. Haynes offered a resolution that 47th rule be changed
 Mir Woods moved that the report of Committee on Mileage of Members be ac- cepted and committee be discharged. Mir. McCa;ferty objected, asking that the report be sent back to the Council for correction Adopted.
 Mr. McCaterty offered a resolution in re- gard to postage stamps and newspapers. Mir Robb objected.
 MT Bolan also objected, and scored the press in his happy way.
 A vote being taken, the ayes prevailed. A message from Council was received, asking i'll what respect report of Committee on Mileage was incorrect,
 Mir. McCaficrty rose to the right of privi- lece and demanded tl.at the Democrat re- port him Ill proper manner and place him in proper light before his constituents.
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The San Francisco Post has society cor

The San Francisco Post has society cor respondent in Washington who signs herself '1Eiiza Ruhanah' Her letters are gossipy and fresh. but the one under date of Dec. 18th has the bad taste to speak disparingly of Mrs. President Hayes management of White House receptions, ard complains of a want of wine on the tables, insttention to fashion and tamencss generally, with an i'm piled hope that Mrs. Garfield will restore the customs tha. Mrs. Hayes has discarded. Sensible people all over the Union have learned of Hrs. Hayes simplicity, purity of character and devotion to principle, and take an entirely different view of the situ- alton at the Capital, and believe, from her reputation that Mrs Garfield. instead of re- storing debauchery and gi.dness in tie White House. will inauglrate still other reforms. 4 return to the simplicity of the days of Martha Washington. in the interior manage nent of the White House, with an infusion of plain American custoils m plaee of snob bish European pIetense will hand down the name uf Mrs. Hayes to history as a woms<( of more common sense than any of her Ere- decessors in the exalted position to which she has been called as wife of tEe President pf the United States.
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COUNCIL.
Joint Assembly adjourned.

Council met at 12 M.; President Master son in the Chair All members present.
 Council concurrent Resolutions 1, ?, 3, 1, , and 6, as noted in House proceedings. adopted.
 Baker, of Maricopa, gave notice that at an early day he would introduce bill to establish a Commission to revise the Terri torial Laws. Also, q bill tn repeal an Act entitled An Act to restrict gambling, and repeal Chapter 59 of Compiled Laws"
 Darlington, of Yuma. gave notice that he would introduce bill, entitled "An Act to provide for the taxation of the product of mines and mineral deposits" Also, an Act entitled an Act amendatory of Chapter ?, Section l21 Compiled Laws, entitled ''Pro- ceedings in criminal cases.
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To fund the indebtedness of Maricopa

To fund the indebtedness of Maricop; county. To provide for the manner of presentin: claims against Maricopa county and to de l fine the duties of the Board of Supervisors Masterson of Yavapai gave notice that a an early day he would introduce bill fo funding the indebtedness of Yayapai Co. Council met 12 NJ, pursuant to adjourn ment, President Masterson in the chair.
 Roll scalled by Chief Clerk; Anderson of Pinal, absent. The Presidentappointed the following com mittees. Militia and Indian Darlington ] Earth, Stevens. Mines and Mining Stevens, Rollins Baker, Hereford and Earth Corpor,tion-Baker, Rollins and Hereford
 Ways and Means-Hereford, Thomas Stevens, Meade and Rollins. Printing Meade, Hereford and Dorring ton. Memorials and petitions-F -Fickas, Rollin, and Anderson. Elections-Anderson, Hereford, Stevens
 Enrolled and Expressing Bills-Meade Cornwall and Darlington.
 Education-Cornwall, Rollins, Hereford Meade, Darlington.
 Judiciary-Baker, Meade, Hereford, Rol lins, Fickas-
 Counties and County Boundaries i:kas Meade, Hereford, Earth, Thomas.
 Claims-Fickas, Hereford, Heade, Ccrn wall, Thomas.
 Federal Relations Rollins. Baker, An derson, Meade, Darlington.
 Agriculture Earth, Cornwall, Anderson. Thomas, Darlington. Earth. Rollins. Cornwall
 Territorial Offices-Rollins, Meade, Baker, Anderson, Darlington.
 Baker, of Maricopa, gave notice that he would introduce bills ''To remove Capital to Phenix, ''To repeal Chapter g., Complied Laws, ''To regulate fees of County Officers in Maricopa County.
 Cornwall, of Mohave, gave notice that at an early day he would introduce bills changing term of Court in Mohave County.
 Darlington, of Yuma, gave notice that he would introduce the following bills: An Act to repeal an Act fixing the fees of pub lie officers ill currency, and providing for the punishment of the violation thereof" :" "An Act amendstory of Sec. 20, Chap 4S, Proceedings in Criminal cases"
 Masterson gave notice that he desired to introduce bill to repeal Sec. s, Chap Compiled Laws, Page 59.
 Meade introduced resolution to print l 900 copies in Spanish, and 2JO0 in Eng fish of Governors message. Bai:ermoved to amend by striking out the 1000, sharp debate following-Adopted
 Stevens, of Pima, gave notice that he would introduce bill to remove Capital to Tucson
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Eleventh Legislative Assembly,
Third Day.

House called to order at 10 a. m, Speaker Knapp in the Chair.
 Speaker Knapp administered the oath tc clerk, assistants and sergeant at arms.
 Reading of minutes by clerk. Bolan asked that rool be called. Ruled out of order; appealed from decision of the Chair; Char sustained and Bolan called fol ayes and nays
 Haynes of Pima rose to a point of order Chair sustained the same Bolan again ap. pealed to House. House sustained Chair Bolan subsided No more iockeying.
 Minutes corrected in small particulars by Woods of Fina
 McCaferty of Pima. on question oi privilege, asked that the local press be more accurate in their reports, referring to tine unfair statement of the Democrat. House adjourned till I2 m. on motion of Haynes of Pima.
 Met at F M, pursuant to adjournment.
 Received from Council, concurrent Resolu- tion No. 1,resolving that committee of two from Council and three from House be ap- pointed to wait on Governor, and inform him that organization had been effected, and both bodies were ready to receive any communica- tion he might have to make-Adopted. con- mittee appointed.
 Received from Council, concurrent Reso- luton No. ?, appointing joint committee of "lle from Council, two from House to act on invitation of Supreme Court to use Court room for delivery of Governors message Adopted.
 Received from Council, concurrent Reso- lution No. 3, requesting appointment of committee of three from House to act with committee of two from Council on adoption "f rules to govern both bodies-Adopted. recess taken.
 Haynes, of Pima, chairman of committee on concurrent Resolution No. 1. to wait on Governor, reported that committee had fin lshed their duty, and reported Governor would deliver message at 1:3O D. m., Jan 9th, at Court House-Report adopted, con- mittee discharged.
 Brown, of favapai, chairman of commit tee on Council concurrent Resolution No. ?, reported that Court room had been secured. committee discharged
 Council concurrent Resolution No. 4. for the meeting in joint convention of both houses to receive Governors message Adopted
 Council concurrent Resolution No. ,, ap- Propriating s10 of postage stamps to each member, and thirty copies of any daily paper he may wish-Adopted.
 Council concurrent Resolution No. 6. Con- mittee from House appointed to confer with same from Council, to xmileage-Adopted
 Haynes, of Pima, moved that Council be notified that House would be ready to re- ceive them at 1:15 P. m., to receive Cover nors message-Seconded and carried
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House called to order at o'clock P. M.- Speaker Knappin the Chair.
 Woods, of Pima, introduced resolution amending report of Committee on Mileage adopted.
 Woads, of Pima, ga:e notice that at an early date he would introduce bill for the establishment of Cachise County. Robb, ef Pinal, gave notice that he would introduce a bill to seggregate the county of Pinal. and form the county of Gila
 Haynes, of Pima, gave notice that at an early day he would introduce bill to re- peal the bullion tax. Bolan, of Maricopa. gave notice that at 1 an early day he would introduce a bill to establish County Courts and consolidate them with the present Probate Courts. This is move in the right direction: and Is an able measure, with an able champion. Clifford, of Pima, gave notice that at | an early day Ee would introduce q bill to move the Capital from Prescott to Tucson. Rogers, of Pima, gave notice of a bill concerning fences n Pima County. McCa1terty, of Pima, gave notice of bill to compel Railroads to furnish water to all travellers and stock under way on their roads.
 Bolan, of Maricopa, gave notice that he would introduce bill to regulate fares and freights OR Railroads Ill the Territory. Council Concurrent Resolution No, q, to arrange with the Democrat for the entire printing. was read in the House. A sharp debate followed. sometimes descending into personalities. The oratorical powers and capacity for argument; of the different nIem- bers Was well shown,
 Hayes, of Pima, moved to lay tho Resolu- ton on the table: and the motion was car ried by the following vote. YEAs-Barton, Brown, Doran, Clifford Haynes, McCafterty, Robb, Samanieso, Southwick, Snyder, Steadnlan, Wollenberg York and MT Speaker-l4. NAYs-Boian, Dunbar, Lurtey, McC"r. mick, Norton, Rodgers, smith, Sharp and Woods
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JOINT ASSEMBLY.

Council and House met in Joint Assem- ply, and proceeded to the Supreme Court Rooms to listen to Governors Message.
 Fickas of Pima, Stevens of Pima, Earth of Apache-from the Council, and Haynes of Pima, Brown of favapai, and Norton of Yuma-from the House, were selected as Committee to wait on the Cover nor and in- form him that both Houses awaited his pleasure. The Governor appeared and read his Message in firm and distinct voice. Although short, the suggestions em- bodied in it had evidently been carefully prepared, and were practical, logical, and directed to the best interests of the Terri torial resources.
 Joint Assembly adjourned.
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"Let tEe Called Jade Vince :"

We commend, heartily, to the people of Arizona. the honest, manly uCterances of Mir McCaferty, of Pima, Tn the House of Relresentatives. While We hold that the press should enjoy 8 full share of liberty, we claim that it should never allow its privi- ,eges to degenerate into license. Mir. Me CafFerty spoke truthfully when he said that the Democrats themselves had sold their party when they did not place in nomina- ton for the position of Speaker Democrat The vote for Assistant Clerk cannot be ac- ce,ted as tesi, inasmuch as other Demo crats than. Messrs. Sameneago and McCaf- ferty voted for NIT. Murphy, who Is Re publican. Messrs. Rule, Marion and De- lan,v. all Democrats. were elected to offices in the House. and the first two without op- position. The Republicans have certainly shown that they are sincere m their deter imitation .tn he independent, and Messrs Sameneago and McCatfcrty are to be com mendcd for rising above party and working for the whole people. Mir. McCaiferty Is the peer "f any Democrat m the House, III all the qualities that go to make success ful and useful Representative.
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HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS.
COUNCIL.
Fourth DaY.


 Council met pursuant to adjournment at 10 a. m. President Masterson made re- marks in relation to the official duties Of the minor officers of the Council.
 Reading of Journal of yesterday by Neri Osborn. Assistant Clerk.
 On motion 0. Meade the same were adopted and approved as lead.
 Baker of Maricopa offered amendment as to rule 2S, governing size of committees, making it read not less than three nor more than five.
 Rollins of Pima gave notice that at an ea.l. dey he would introduce bills: To organ!z.. new county out of the east ern part of Pima.
 To give validity to certain reeosdsil Prns county.
 To aid and encourage mining in the Terri tory oi Arlzona.
 To regulate ths practice of medicine in Pima county.
 Baker of Nsric"i.s gave HOuce that ai an carly day hc woG!d introduce bills: To prevent the practice af medicine. surg cry and obstetrics hy unqualified Pcrsons m Arizona Territory.
 T." percent the destruction "f fish in Salt, Gile sni Verde rivcrs iy means cf glant powder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-07

Arizona enjoys. When ] last had the honor to meet the Legislature, Arizona was the most reInote and secluded of the Territories. Now, one trans-co ntinental road, shortly to be followed by another
 connects her with tAa vEolesy ystein of the Eastern raiiroais auJ the Pacific. and is about to connect her directly with the rich trade of lexico. She Is the thor oughfare for the trade between the Pa cific Coast and our Eastern States, in close pro&;mity b tie trade EiJl ten mil lions of people, and we may fairly as- slme that the prosperity of Arizona is assured. J. (. FREsIONT.
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Su n mona

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 In the Dstr1et CosFf of the Third Judicial Dsvfif. Territory of Asif'ms. County of Mohsve: Moses L-vy. Henry Koshland andl -. Gabriel Leyy-partner>, aoins busi- ness undsr he firm name of Lsyy, koshishd Co.-plAintifs:
 
 simon Davis, d-fendspt.
 Action brought in the n strict Court sf t,S fSEss 1adrts District of the Territory of ArxoEa Ia asl Tor ue County CT MUhave.
 DAVIS:
 i0" hr hereby sunmoned and required to sppssx fn -n ae'i1n Lfeuxht Agafpss you by the sbove rsrpea kiAhtu ia the District CSurs of the Thirf JudSctaa Lsttict. in and for the County of Nohass, in the Tern orv of AriEoaa. and answer to he cornplsns ned shh the Clerk of this Court st Mineral Psrs fn ssh Co ny ts copy Of wki b complaint aeconpsni-s tnas sninfncns}. within twenty days (-xersive the aA of efsieeJ zffer the service upon mons 1T served in this County but if served cut Of me Ccn! and within the District then within thirty aA!s m Ili ofhsr cnses fo-ty dsys,
 And yoa are hereby notified thst if you fsIl to 3D. pear and snsvtr the ccn1rains r.guirss tie pai"tn VII take tudsnen; against you by default fer 'he sum or Three hundred and fUu: .$s09 dollar. o+rtsin proInis-ory dated Der 2s 1878, ,f cns;s and ds5u in this behalf pxrnssei. Iissn under my hand and the seal of the said Dis b. Is-o. CALDwEII WRT:uT fri.rk DIAL By II. HUcKsBvuM, Deputy. HA'n ksrEfHxSsoS. AttorEsys for Piaintif. naS
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.A Card

Toan xho are suffering from the sorrow and indIsorctiuns of youth, nervous weak ness. ear.y decay, loss of manhood, &c, | will -su: e recipe that will cure ycu FREE OF CHAM. : h.. 2;c9i remedy was dis- covered n> !, ,m:,siorarv in -cu,b A.acr!ca Serd a ,ddres-et, envelope to the REV. Io,EPH T. LYMAN, Stctson D, NeAo York ci'y.
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And in accordance wlfh law. and order of the Boar Of Directors made the 27 dsy of OctGt~r, leo many vharc- of each parcei of such stock . may be n-cessAry, will be sod pubic suction the onaee of the Company, No. 3., Mon'sons n stres;, n.n frrnc-co, California, Friay, the sxth day of December, lss the h.u. of o'clock ?. H. of sad sy to Fay ssd d-l'nquet thereon tossth- CT with of advertising and expens>s of the ssle.
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 ofhce. sss Montgomery street, San fr.ncisco. CsB- forniA. dA.7
 The atcve Delinquent Sale is postponed rn il Jan. usry h. ISL by order of :tks Board os Direc.o.s, ~f the came hour and place. ,. II. GRlFFITHs.
 dec-jiW Secretary.
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SUIla m O1sS.

tnt JI1tIcf z
 Yavapsi, Territory of Arizoh.-
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 N. Summons.
 GEORGE BEAVERS. Def. Tine Territory of Arizona reuds greeting to George B-sVers, c.fcDdSns:
 You are hereby summoned 10 spflar before the Jus tice ct the Pea the above named Precinct the co,Iiy of Yayapzi op the ssh day January A. b., ISsl r. cclocE, action brought against you by sad llLrds, to GLsser the complaint of the aeoys napsed plaintiffs.
 Said action is sbrcCGht to recover the sum Of Two hundred aud fo.t .ty-tire- zEd eighty-eigbt oBe-an- dredts SgsJ-tS lCcl, balance due fer chsndise sold aLd Iyrrei to said defendant jads nelIt vil be tAk against you for sad amount. to- geter with cost of this suir fail to appear ans. answer.
 To tIe Sheriff any Constable of ssid coanty greeting: Make legal service and duc hereof Given under my baud this sth day of November so.
 THEo. MAXWELL, Ju stlee of the Peace, noyl6 Lower Verde Precinct.
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HOUSE.

Brown, of lavapai, moved the appoint ment of Assistant Ssrgeant-at-Arns. After sharp debate as to the unnecessary expense, the motion. by motion of McCafierty of Pima, was Laid on the table.
 House adjourned till t2 M. to-morrow.
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Tn the District Court of the Third yucssi Dssrsrt of the Territory vf Arizona in and for the County of Ysvspsi.
 The Brsdshav Milling Company. plaintiff, kBaAM \. HEWITT, defendant
 Action brought h the District Cnnrs of the srhird Judicial Dstrt, in aud fos the County Of Yss.Ya tn the Territory of Arizona
 Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 Abr.D r. Hewitt:
 You are hereby summoned and re4Slirei .o sfyear in sn action brought sgsins, you by the ssvs named plaintiff in the Di,trct Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County Of Ysyssai the Tt- rroiy of Ar,ons- and the complaint filed uhh the C5e-k i ts Gosrt st ffesost in ssid COunty, s copy Of which eoni plain; aceornpa nies this sunnoEs witn ivos'y dsys excusive of the day Of sereo sf- ter tho service ulsa JOu of this summons, served n this eoury served = County. and within this District. then within thirty dsys in s other cssss forty dave.
 And you ass hereby notified that if you fall % spI>sr s aEswer the complaint above required the Ilsi- tiff viH take defsur and tudgnsI axxinst you for tes nm of S;x thousand three hundrri and twenty Eve olllrs, Ind thereon st ten Ier ces' ef snns frO1 th. lsh day of December. A. b. i,e, and cnsss and disbursements th.s behalf sIp~ndei. . Gwen under my haE1 aud the sea} Sf ssiez
 Seal. rDl-tric. Court. Prescott, this t>estefh
 Day of December ls5D.
 WILLIAM NYLxassoS Clerk Churchill M.terron. A;farseys for plaintiff. lr-seUtt. Dec. 3-th, lssJ.
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Tom Campbell, J. P. \. c. sKScEKLs, plain;i9, IAETIS NAIEls, defCniaTt
 The Territoiytf Arizona sends grecEng to Martin Ms!er, ce:enaiznt:
 You are hereby sUIo:soned to appear before me, ct :ny oce III Bradshaw Pfecincc i 'he County Of ava pai. the 2Aid day of January, A. b. lsp, d o'clock F. h., il acsion bro-ghf Sgsnst you oy said plaintiff 10 answer tlle complaint of the above named pa:iliC. Said action i. brought 10 recover the of hundre! aud twenty four and eisnty-kTe huads.ns of doil.r Sl3lS5-ieSj and interest on the tse rate of per cent month fTotn A1- gust Sd, IsSo, until paid, p,mirsory note made and executed by Martin Maier to V. C. sheckles Co., pr judgreut xiii be taken against you foI the said amount together with suit, you fail to appear and
 To the sheriff, any Constable Of said Counfy, greeting: Make legal service and que return hereof Giy.I under my hand thls 2rh .sy of Soytmber, A. b, lSeO.
 ToA CAMPBELL.
 Justice of inc Peace of said Precinct. Prescott, Dec. 22j, lss0.-4w
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Notice tO the Public.

NOTIcf.-rhe pubic hereby inforrnel that John N H'lms is the lawful agent to take of all the property of the Goodwin Mining Company and tvo- stamps mill, on Turkey Greek, Arizona and the said do-ne- has full right to protect the same against every one trespassing the same.
 MURAT MtSTERsON,
 Supt. Goodxin Mining Co. Presct, Ncy. .. 1Ssutf.
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MANHOOD RESTORED,

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