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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24


 the county of Pinal.
 w. J. SIMMONS, Plaintiff, THE FINAL COPPER COMPANY, Defendant.
 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the First Judicial District Court, in and for the county of Pinal, on the 22nd day of December, A. D., 1881, and to me directed and delivered on the 23d day of December, A. D., 1884, in favor of W.J Simmons, plaintiff, ,and against the Pinal Copper Company, defendant, for the sum of five hundred thirty-three and 23-100 (S533.2 23) dollars, and costs of suit amounting to four hundred twenty-seven and S4-100 (S427 84) dollars, and accruing costs
 have levied upon and shall, on Saturday, the 14th day of January, A. D., 1881, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 p. m., of said day, town of Florence, in the county of Pinal Arizona Territory, at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgment, cost and accruiRg costs, all the right, title and interest of the said Final Cop per Company in and to the following described property to-wit: All those certain mining claims situated in Mineral Creek mining dis trict, county of Pinal, and known and named as follows: Millie, Esperanza, Burnside, Reed, Monroe, St. Julien, Tibbetts, Blk Ida Bell, Scorpion, National and Ray. Also the board ing house at Bolingerville, the smelter, store and other building at Riverside and one lot of near the said smelter
 Sheriff's Office, Florence, Pinal Co.,, A. T. Dec. g, 1881. J. P. GABRIEL, Sheriff.
 By B. J. Whiteside, Under-Sheriff. 39
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
A Legal Question.

MR EDIroR:-Can district attorney bring suit against himself for the recov- cry of delinquent ta1esl TAX PAYER.
 Qtlien sabe? That is one of those things about which ''you can't always sometimes tell, as A. Ward used to remark.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
In Hosts of FerntIfes

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is as much re- garded as household necessity as sugar or coffee. The reason of this is that years of ex- perience have proved it to be perfectly reliable in those cases of emergency where . prompt and convenient remedy is demanded. Consti- patton, liver complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion and other troubles are overcome by it.
 For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetters Almanac for 1882
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
Chance for Christmas Turkeys

A raffle for live Turkeys will be held at the Silver King Hotel on Christmas Eve. Terms and manner of the raff1e will be arranged by those holding chances. For further particulars inquire at the hotel
, 1881-02-09

opnn the to0r. Tho Department undertakes
IL nuke exchanges Just rs soom Ms tl!e bill IS
passed, without the intervention of bankrrs,
brokers, or my agents wilateycr. All TINT
will IM necessary Is tn surrender old bonds
rriur to their maturity. mil Interest will l,e
carefully adjusted to tlla date Ut tic maturity
Of tho bonds, aid n check for the salne, to-
getl,cr with the now bonds, transmitted 10
tic nWllcr. 1'iia IL sure 10 lie II ruputAr
feature with Nattoual banks, rs well rs pri-
Sato persons.
TO HECArrrULATE,
tho measure agreed upon by tho Senate Coln-
mittcG Inakes II rapid and economical fund
fitg of Tic redeemnb1e bonds certainty. 1t
creates two classes OF securities tfut are
destined to bccone popular with Investors
and profitable 10 tic Government, N,M1 It
stops short of n reckless interference with
tho difficult and delicate problems connected
will, tic CURRENCY, for att Of which tho bust
ncss-:nen Of tho country will be profoundly
thankful.
, 1881-02-09
CHEAT CURIOSITY 70 4f:E II.

GEEsAI CURIOSITY To SEE 1T.
Srtfiai Dispateh to 5nt Chicago Tribune.
W>sfl1SnroN, u. e., Feb. s.-Con,pIctc ar-
rangp,nents have been tniltte fOr counting tho
Electoral vote tomorrow. Tile proceeding
will bc merely formal. Everything is to b.,
ttonc decentty and IN order. The tw1 1iDuscs
will meet IN joint convention at II O'clock,
n,nl the .yutes will lecountetl In accordance
with the joint resolution ndoptetl. There Is
Ercat curiosity to witness the proceedings,
notwithstanding their formal clsaraeter, and
It lias been necessary to issue spCcial tickets
for that day. Tickets enough, have been Is
sncd IL many tines I'LL the galleries. It nay
be proper now tn say TINT, Ind
llo joint rule bccn adopted. the
ice-Prcstdent would hayo opened the GER
tlticates and declared tho result practically
I'll tho form proposed by tho rule adopted.
1le would have decided 10 contested cases.
As to Georgia, lle would have stated, in his
summary, that, with tho vote Of Georgia, the
vote for Uarticlt! would llnye been st1ch q
number; without It. 1t would l.avDbeen such
q numbers; and, nt the c0llclllstull, he would
haye presented tho total of the yOte without
any further declaration us to who WAS elected.
THE WARRANT ron sCci1 4 1TpcEED1Su
is found lii tic language of tile Constitution.
which deciares rlnt the persoi, having The
Errltest number Of yotc6 for President shall
bo thu President. THO inigtugc nf tho Con-
stitntlon Is mandatory. With such i record
s.s tho Vice-l President would have niatlc Gen.
Garfield would l,ayo bccn the constitutional
President Of tho United Stutcs wlthnnt my
other forlnal net except thu oath Ut Office.
, 1881-02-09

fiji: roof of tho New York Central Depot
OIL Exci!anRu street, 1Illlrhiu, yesterday
morning fell fronl tho weight nf tho snow
and from lnck Of support, nnd causctl tho
death Of several persnlls who were
in tho building. Tho bodies of
Capt. Dyrncs. Henry Walters, William
Wells, alltl Of two lal,orcrs. na.acs unknown,
llnyo been recovered frnln the ruins 1t is
feared TINT others have persisted, The
escape Of some OF tho PARTIES who
wcrc In the depot when tho roof gavo
way was little less than miraculous. Sow
eral freight trains had steamed out
Of tho building short ttmo before, and ona
train which was d,te about tho tlmo Of tho
catastrophe was pruvldential1y late. Tia
building was rickety concerl, nntl Ind 1}nf-
fato anything fl tho shape of an efficient
Building Department tllo building would
have been torn dow, long ago. Tho rail-
road company Is, Of course, primarily rcspon-
siblo IN tho inatter.
, 1881-02-09

At a Council Ut the French ministers yes
tcrday 1t was announced TINT tho United
States Government llnd agreed to frances
proposal for an International Monetary Con-
forenco at Paris this ycar. Invitations will
bo sent asking other Governments to par
tfctpato through representatives. 1t Is
not decided whether tho Invitations will
10 sent I'll tho name of France or In the
names OF France and the United Status.
The double standard will bo the principal
topic OF discussion ut tho proposed C0n-
foruncc.
, 1881-02-09
express their regret That Mr.. ljntfcr should
have gttne hack Of tho rrrnt Presidential
clcrtlUil aud rcDpencd old Issues.

express lHGIT TtH14:L ltlHt AIT. l31tiH! SIIttllu
have gtnc hack of tho rarIIt Presidential
election and rcDpencd old Issues.
MR. CoNKL1xtt's tsErIy
IL advertised for Thursday. Afcanwhi1c flc
pt,set good deal bcfnre the lIollse. Several
Srnatnrs, having crDwica audience. in-
luIset II gnotI deal III nratorIcal flights IN
the payment IT Sonic Mexican awards. but
Senator lIoottl, who l,att cinrFE Of
tho Pension Appropriation bill. tlnnily re.
fused 10 let them KO on, ai1tl that TILL was
nnatn taken tip. The question before tho
St1Ete wns On q print ot order raised ugalMst
tho reception Of nii amendment offered by
Ms. Plumb. apprnprtat1ng o0.0oo TO l,e lM,-
,ntliatcly available for clerks III tho Pension
O,Ilce, the AdtutaMt-Grneral's Office, md tho
Sl,rgeon-t;encral's Office. ~ general scoaso
rlls,Icd on tic po1nt Of order and on the ge,'
era! merits Of the amendment, which was
finally received BY n vote Of 10 TO II.
MI. coxKt!Sa
grattiled tho crowslcd galleries by speaking,
In lis nost Impressive ntanner, lit favor Ut
tho amendment. Thc bill as amended hay
ing been reported to the Senate. Il ctnnse
providing that accrued pensions due Indian
pensioners s1lall, I'll tic discretion Of the
Commissioner, be paid In installnGnts, was
stricken out. So WAS another clause. .lcctAf-
ins that nothing tn this bill shall be construed
to prevent MI absolute assignment Of his
pension hy lIers1oncr having neither wife,
child, nor parent dependent upon him.
IT WAS EVIDENT,
however, that several of tho Senutofs who
yotct1 for tic additional ,000 for adli-
tIoI,al r!crks Ind their doubts as TO the
Wisdom ri their votes, md 1t will not bn
strangc # Tint Item Is taken from tho Pension
Appropriation hill with The understanding,
tlat 1t may bc placed Oh tic Deficiency bill.
Thu Seflnte latd asitle tl,e Pension I'LL on re-
cciyng from the House official notification
Of the death Of Eyarts ". Farr, nf tito Third
New Hampshire Congressional District. The
eulo1ies delivered by Senators Rollins and
Blair wcrr II, goul taste aud tributes to tho
worth Of tic deceased Representative. ..
, 1881-02-09

BRENNAN, Secretary OF tho Irish National
Land Leagno, will visit this country IN order
ia promote the spread OF tho organization
among the oIrisl,-Anerlcans. Walsh, another
prominent Lund.Lcaguor, will visit Australia
III tho interest OF the Loaguo. Both Walsh
and Brennan Will havB to leave ireland be-
fore the Coercion bill becomes Inv, or they
InAy not bo able to leave. Several Home
l.ulo members Of Parliament propose to visit
UnyEtt III prison.
, 1881-02-09

Mn. MuynELtA stated III tho Houso NJ
Commons yesterday that he would take such
steps rs would prevent, as far as possible, H.
Treatment Of cattle shipped FROM this cour-
try to England. 1Io said. however, tint tho
majority Of tho cnttlY ~1nhtcd from America
looked as though thay were Just from the
fnr1n
, 1881-02-09
Widespread Satisfaction with the
Funding Bill as Doctored
by the Senate.
Long Report Reafiymimg tho Monroe
Doctrlnc-The Electoral Count
Lake Trout.
Foolish Actions Of tie Illinois Dclega-
tion-Bulldozors In Florida-1m-
portant Committee Work.


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Blk months haso eiapsc'li TO accurately ac"
torm'ne tie an'onnt or money that VIII 20 r.
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, 1881-02-09

HERR BENSt0sEN, tho National Liberal
leader IN the prussIan Dict, became i,cetsett
Mt Herr Won Ludwig, who charged hin With
breal1nE his oath to tho King Of Hanover.
A. challenge wns tito result. -Von Ludwig
wisely declined to fight, but repeated the
clnrgcs. uurr Dunnlgscn has to grin aud
bear 1t.
, 1881-02-09

JOSEPH N, TIttnAEt.r WIS hanged nj
Annapolis, N. s., yesterday for tile murder
OF Charlotte Hill. The execution WIS wit
messed by n large, disor.lerty, drunken
crowd who had buen gathering ut the scene
stnce the evening before, md who tore dawn
tie Jail fences. notwithstanding TIC ciForts
Of several Constabics. Thibault seemed to
be Dunltcnt,
, 1881-02-09

4 NEW line Of ocean steamers will co,n-
lnence to ply between New Orleans and I.o,,-
DOH {Eng.) In a month. Tho linz will con-
aist Of fifteen steamers at,d will be largely
employed in tho transportation Of bread
stu'Is. Ono vessel will leave New Orluans
every week.
, 1881-02-09

THE Adds divorce case, on trial Mt GRIND
Rapids Mich, promises to be one Of tho
most filthy and disgusting III It's details tllat
have been tiled Il, tho West for 4 long tin,e.
Tho evidence given yesterday wis very DAM
aging to Mr.. Adtlls.
, 1881-02-09

C1TY-ArToESEr Gn1SSEL14, III reply to a
question by Alderman Bond, holds tliat tho
Common Council eaT pass ill ordinance re-
Quirin9 the bridges to be closed in tho morn
Ing from to 7:3D, nnd In tho evening from
$50 to 7, and tllut such an ordinance will .be
valid
, 1881-02-09

Sit W1LLAs1 1IAl.couIT stated in tho
House Of Commons yesterday that tfero
were Eravo rcas0ns Willy Dayltt's tlcket-of-
leave was revoked, but he did not feel ut lib
erty to state whit tlIcse REASONS were.
, 1881-02-09

SEVENTEEN business and other houses Of
Walnut, a yIllagc on the Rock Island lnff-
road near Council Bluffs, H., were reduced
to nslles Monday. Tho buildings destroyed
wcrc the principal ones III tho village. THO
loss IS placed Mt S50O0U,
, 1881-02-09

TIE Board Of Directors OF tho Milwaukee
Chamber Of Commerce passed resolutions
yesterday favoring tho repeal Of tho tax OH
bank deposits, and calling OH tic Wisconsin
congressman to usc their best efforts tu Sc
cure tho repeal,
, 1881-02-09

SENATOR CoSSfASo Introduced n series Of
resolutions in tho Senate yesterday chilling
Oil the Secretary Of tho Treasury for detailed
Information rs to tho administration Ut tho
New York Custonl-11ouse nint tho working
Of tic Civll-Survcc rules III that institution.
Tlle resolutions wcto adopted.
, 1881-02-09

THE State Senate yesterday confirmed
George Ralllfs az West Park Commissioner;
tho Hon. Isaac n. Arnold rs Lincoln Park
Commissioner; Charles Arnd as J,istid, Of
tho 1eaco fur the North Side; md Amnson
Miller Us Justice of the Peace for tiIa West
Side.
, 1881-02-09

TIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company Inns
again reduced emigrant rates. Under the
new schedule an Immigrant cnn rot to Chl-
caso from. Castle Qartleu for 50, to Cleveland
for So. to st. Louis for 50, and to Louisville
fnr E4
, 1881-02-09

THE King Of Spn!n refused to sign tho
Ministerial Financial bill which passed tic
Cortes, mud tho Ministers hnye rendered him
their resignntloas. It IL probable that Seiiors
SaEasta and Martinez Canipos will be in
trusted with tho task of forming tho now
Cabinet,
, 1881-02-09

CESAR CANTu, I'LL Italian historian all1
politician, Is dead. lie was In his 10Th year.
Ho enjoyed tho honor Of having bern I'M.
prisoMed by the Austrian Government for
Ills opposition to Austrian tttie In ltaly.
, 1881-02-09

AN amendment to tho rules Of the Chicago
Board OF 1'ratlo increasing tho admission fec
Of members from 81, ,000 to s2.500 was adopt
cd by that body yesterday by vote Ut 704
IN
, 1881-02-09

APPROPRIATE resolutions OIL tho death Of
Congressman Farr, Of Now 1iasnpshlrc, wcro
adopted by tho House yesterday. Euloglcs
were delivered by Mcssys. Briggs, Hall, lsay,
Bland, bowman, Sllerwn, and others.
, 1881-02-09

It15j l3O OJ114DCLEltSa
lsIsnEl:'s CONTEST.
sptetal Dt'patta to 7ns Chicago TFthune.
WAsIfSGTnS, u. C., Feb. S.-1fornt'o Bis
be-, Ir., received Tho following dispatch tl'Es
iioritn.:
MADISON, Fta.' Feb. e.-1ntcnso excitement
acre. flfht III our presence. anu k"Hans !fc
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ttnr,n ,.ncss ,rc.c,tc,f hv farce tro otanaon
Madison viii cnco,lr,uo VIOLENCE etscwbcrc. Ilut
act III, your judrucn;,
Tllc explanation of The above ti1spa.clcs il
as follows: Col. 1,slec was II candidate tnr
reelection to CONGRESS Inst November. Ills
Democratic competitor was Jesse i. Finley,
Finley was declared elected by tho Dcsn,s
cratfc officials by Il ,uafority Of about QUO.
Col, UIsbpe alleges TINT
THIS APPARENT MAJoi.1ry II rt,Arutu<ESr.
and tl,at lie was fuirly md legally c,ucted.
Within tho required 1eri.ut subsequent to
tic election Col, Blsbee notified lis opponent
t1,at !iu would contest tic seat Of tic latter
tn tho Forty-seycuth Congress-. Col. J,fshro
| e,nninynl os htu nttor,,ev f:cu II. .1nut;uu
y ,,r,,,,mant r., n,x,.or rosi'1,, ~, 'tnnt.o,'rt1,
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will ,,ts,tnc,,on ~ ~, os,.r ~ ,1.vs,ct,',.
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! service rs Il 1}rtgadler.t;cneral by brevet.
| lie las been cjtlzeu Of EIorlln during tic
| Inst sixteen years, but, Of course, Ii still II
!. ,.orr,t. .,,oopor :, .,J thorof,r, l., t,,o
| c!laste language of Mr. Alkc,t, Of South
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cosspanlcd by Slr isaea!', WHO lsn Notary
| l'n1lle. lhe receptlo! Which, hWh1ted tIleso
gentlemen IS outlined III tile dispatch 1irst
.&n1 ft1.t 16N fuIrf fLr1,t
, 1881-02-09

THE British Government has ordered two
regiments, consisting OF colorel ,ner FROM
tho Dnrbadoes, IL tic Gotd Coast. Africa, to
do battle with tho King Of AslIantee's Wrnly.
, 1881-02-09

CHIEF JOSEPH. OF tho 0ka {Canadfan) In
dtuns, who translated tue Bible Into tho lro-
Quots lalguage, Is acad. 1lo was Meth
odist Clergyman.
, 1881-02-09

1'ostmastcr-t;encrnl Maynard in subsi'llzlng
AtsIerlcalI-nlntnet vessels constructed Of
iron In compensation for carrying nlo mills
between tho United States autl snmn nf the
South American and Central American ia.
ti4nq
, 1881-02-09

DR. WILLIAM TnEv1rr, who was secEe-
tary of State for Ohio for three tcrins, aud
who held various other political Offices. died
yesterday ut Columbus in his I'D year.
, 1881-02-09

THE House Committee OIL Appropriations
tleciued yesterday 10 refuse to recommend
an appropriation for tho publication of the
reports OF United States C0nsuls.
, 1881-02-09

TllE lion. Androw h. Hay, who repre-.
sentud uue OF tho New York districts I1l
Congress from 1s4D to 1851, died yesterday al
Wlnslow, N. Y.
, 1881-02-09

TIE Senate Cog,nlltteo oil Post-Otlices and
rost-lsoasls agreed yesterday 10 recommend
an appropriation Of 100000 10 be used In
accordance with the recommendation OF
, 1881-02-09

LATER Intelligence Indicates that thirty
flyo persons lost their lives by the wreck Of
tho bohemian on the Irish coast Sunday
night. TiIo vessel a1,l cnrgo arc total losses.
Their combined value was S137,000.
, 1881-02-09

UErr1aa is to 2 that llanlan will bea
Lpycock next Monday oil the ThnMcs,
, 1881-02-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Extraordinary Excitement on
the Floor Of the House
Yesterday.
The Members All Engaged i'll Log
ltolling for the Niyor Ap'
proprintions.
Parade Of the Sergeant-at.
Arms with His Mace Of
r Gold.
Attention at Last Directed to the
Legislative Bill Appropriatiug
Seventeen Millions.
The Senate Galleries Filled with
Ladies' DESTROYS to Hear
Conk1ing.
Continued Dcbnt6 OIL the Pension
Bill-ConlzlfilE's Call for
Information.
---
Widespread Satisfaction with the
Funding Bill as Doctored
by the Senate.
Long Report Rcafilrnlng tho Monroe
Doctrinc-The Electoral Count
| Lake Froit.
Foolish Actions Of tie Illinois Dc1ega-
tion-Bulldozers in Florida-Im-
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-19
Scientific Wletellanp.
The "People's William"

The Right Honorable William
 Ewart Gladstone-"the Peoples
 William"-is represented as be,
 ing very m uch depressed over the possibility tl:at his last admins. tration will be chiefy k,fown Tn
 history in connection with the Coercion bill, with the application of the absolute rule of the cloture in the Honse of Commons and
 with an infamous and possibly unsuccessful attempt to trample over the Boers. He may we'll be exercised. He has not been prominently identified with sin gle measure of late which does not antagonize every utterance of his earlier and more generous career. Notwithstanding all his highrsounding professions of de- votiOn to constitutional British methods, what is he now but a sort of British General Loris Melikoff, whose power is to be used to intimidate and repress?
 He is said to mediate peace with the Boers on the basis of the independence of the Transvaal. Let him declare it at once. When nation finds itself in the wrong, as in the case of an individual, d frank confession is good for the soul. England owes apology and reparalion to the Boers, as she does to the Irish, and nobody knows this better than Gladstone.
 AS to the enormity of his policy in the Irish question, no one caa feel it so keenly as Gladstone, who has d thousand times put himself upon record against the very measures he has now adopt ed. Wt. should not be surprised | if the struggle with his sense of right would kill the old gentle man yet. He has absolutely nothing of the jaunty and debon nsir temperament of Eall Bea- consield and he feels poignantly the inconsistency and positive criminality of his present atti- tude.-[L. A. Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-19
Net a California Indian.

If Timothy Mccarthy does not yet rival the great Denis Kearney it will not be from lack of that mother wit so happily illustrated in the many keen encounters among the representation of ould Ireland. This is the same Tim, who at one time in the old country argued the famous case before the Duke of Macakaac, as to the legal phrase of "McCarthy come away" or "COme away McCarthy," and succeeded be- yOnd a doubt ii. establishing the legality Of that knotty question of law. Since then hard times has fallen to the lot of Timothy, as will be seen by his rec ent con- vic ion before the police court in San Francisco as being a person to which the vagrant law applied. As the complaint against him did
 not charge that he was not a Cali. fornia Indian (they being exempt from the operations of the vagrant acD, Tim very properly applied to the Superior Court for his release which was promptly
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-19

Trains arrive at Yuma from Los An geles tt A. NJ. and leave for Los Angel. ta 6:30 P. M., as usual.