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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
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h the Dlsfrie. Court of the Third Judicial Dishict
 Te ri oly of Arizona, County of aohSve- A. E. DAvEs AND J. W. sTEFzEssos, plns- s,i.. T- B. GENTRY and R. M. HUST. Csf Is.
 Actlsn brough; D the 10 Cour- ths Zhird JI- diesl Disifie the IrrrtCy OG RIizons in and fer the 3duty Of NoEaye.
 The TeTrifo y of riz1ns sends greeting to E. B. Glnigy sa E. N- Hunt Drfa:i-ast
 lJg Erz Es-t by summoned .nd required D app,H ln actiln Drcu 1t nsllust y1a bJ the aboys named ant fs uIziric- of the IhiTd Ju- cictai Distrl L. and 1T t.e Coau of Iohzye. in the srr!tJry of ATZ us, a1I lnsEeT h- emp 1aint EIrd the C4erk of thu Court. zt Einef al Park $ il CouaIy ts py of shiGa cempiSint Hceonp nice the lsl. within twenty d4s tex of the dsy after tEc stFsice UpVn you oi this nG1s- t served upon yen e. th County, sId within A.s Di-tE-t then within talIiy; iu se o5hsr Ca-es, iOIty days.
 And you are her by notified ths if yu fail 10 appear and anser th~ nFl- above requg ged, the piziu- u1 VI I take JItEmeit az f t for the sum of vo hundred Su1 slz y--ev-u aH1 etghly che kuHdreiths dollar, and st tuer si tle Of cent EoO-ta from July I4tn, A. D I-.2 the date of rem altIun Of tu-gEcnt herein, costs and tisburse- L1suts iu this behalf pen .CG-
 GsVeu nader my h1Ei and the seal of the seal. ssl District Court 4s Mineral Park, this 3lst
 ] day of DSceIa, CT, A. D., Issl-
 CALDWELL WEIGHT, Clerk. Davis Stephenson, At.Ou1e, ioE PlaIntiEs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Executors Sale sf Real
 ProDersV.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Cf order of the Probate Caurt of the County YAsspai. in Territory AFizoBA, made the oh GAy of seFssE- ber Is21 tn the Of tns estate of Aaron Nerh- hsirner, deceased Ihs undsrsizsed, the Exeezt of said estate, xill sel puhc Raetion, the highest bidder for cash, and s3isot tO eoaafIaaiol by said Probeit COur thursday. thea day sarcb ss1 st f2 ID, fEsut of the bOu.s door the Village Pres eoss, sad CSuury of ayApsi al be right, tItle il- trs and estate ui the said AzrSn Ne-th ner st tse n oi his death. il tae riEhf title and interest that the said sstte has by operation of lnE or h. ris seqG cer thau in addition to that of te said Aaron heiaser af ihs lime of his death, n and tO the fol0gsns described rope-.y and p= rlis, st14 q, ing and ins ia the ssd CcU ny and Ter tory yz:
 Ie-n lIts SHza-e-< thtrfy-eit i3i1 tfrtyut1- t3fi and fcrt ts la b.acs unber twenty t1), siiass a-a Deins n the V ge of Peescot-, fn -ald C ty xid 70 ma ked, es gn1.d de.en1sted oeseibel on The fzi of sad '. E.iEg Ee iter st of "a . es G-s bong a1 undivided 0Behslf int ret ia and to "a oSD lots
 Also GU undividid oEs-AaIf iuterezt ol, and to thr eara pi1ea. ps-ci trat 0f isnd situate On tAs AEua tria tiF and dasCribei a. follows IEe est hsf tiz of t1e no thea tai quarter aud De nortA ha4f tAa} of tne s0u h-sesE qsartrr tsi of scetoa t's.ntyseys i Township twelve -2, north cf laoge fw) t2, es-I Of the Glla and Sat ksv-r base a q uszidsar and heretofore the u.cEasou kareh meu-s ana ap urleaznoss thereuniO bzlo1sing CT ID 2nrys1ss Epl- Fta3uluE.
 Terms and conditions Of sle, czsh tn laz-ul mozeT ot he Crl.ee s1a cs, ten per csat q the pu- cns4 EloEtg be paid to tEs a1ctnneer on the day or tEs sss. nssuCs confirmation Of ssle oy sAa Prob- C Court; des a at expense Of purcsaser-
 NICE AEL EOE1isER,
 Txeeut0r of EstsIe of Aaron NeTshsil-sr, deceASsd
 PTescJtE, Feb. y.s, lssl.
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Sheriff. Saie.

By virtue of zn Execution issusd out of Justice Tom Empbell's Court, Bracsh Precinct, Ysyapsi County, Arizona Territory d2 ei January 2&th, 1Ssi and to directed, vhsrein \. C. shaes is plaintiff and Martin MAier ls defendant, for the sum of One hundred and txenty-forr aud eighty-hve-cne hun drsdths dollars tS125 t5l001 judgment Fourteen and fourteen one hundreirs dollars sis-4ltol interest and Twenty and fifteen bGndreSiths dollars sl4i5-lg) cost of suit, have levied the following real esta;e to wit: One board esrss Isxz0 feet and contents, and lot g fee. fro asd l0 feet back from street, and marked on the plat of the town Of Alex andTa Isvapai County. Arizona Territory. Lot No. 2t, Of Block l. and situated PriDee street of the above written town and county, together with s and singular the tenAments, hersdii snents and zppur- teuances thereuntO, belonging in snyvise spPur- tsiniDg.
 Pu6ic Notice Is hereby given that on rharsday. February 2iih. 1ss1 the hour of 10 o'clock of said day will sell, Public Auction, in iron. of the above described premises, at the town of Aexandra, fzsapa County, Territory Of Arizona, the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash or SO much thereof ss may be necessary to satisfy said tudgmsuf ami eosts, with sccruins costs
 T R. WALKER, sheSif,
 Byw. J. MuLvESES, Deputy. Prescott, Feb. itk, 1881.
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Cushing's Manua! having been adopted to govern the action of the present House of Representatives. all rules laid down Ill said book are supposed to have reasonable con struction placed upon them, and no one knows that fact better than Judge Haynes, who took gui,e the opposite position this morning in debate. We are sorry to see other members wait for a wink from the Judge before casting their vote. It IS more honorable we opine for each and every member to have mind of his own, than bc usedas tool by malignant, sectional enemy. People of old Yavapai, which will yet be power felt, will remember well her friends and enemies; and 1t shall be the duty f the MINER hereafter to show up the records of some members. Their acts shall go back to their constituents.
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Mr. Joseph C. Perry, the efficient Chef Clerk ot tae Council, We understand, Is an applicant for the oHiee of District Attorney in the new county of Cochise. We hear him mentioned by members If the Bar and others from Pima as a successful attorney in procuring the discharge of criminals, and infer, should he Ieoe.ye the appointment he seeks, thA; he would he equally success ful ln punishng criminals and putting down crime
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

Tn the District Court of ihs Th1rd sudicsi Dstr!ct of the Territory of Arizona in and fOE the County of TavspA.
 The BradshAw Milling Company, PiAin;iH,
 
 ABRA& s. HEWITT, detendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District for the County of Ysvapa in the Territory of Ariz0na-
 Territory Of Arizons sends greeting to Abrau 6. Hewitt:
 You are hereby sumnoned and required Co appear in action brought against you by the above narnsd plaintiff in the District Court Ct the Thrd Judicial District in and for tbe County of Tsva7z in the 7t ritory of Arizona and s1sve- the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court Teseott in sad County, (a copy fl which complaint accompanies th3s stsmronsl, within nty days teXcuzive of e osy of ssrves .f the upon you oG this suEIn0us, served this county, Uuti served out of tre Coun and within this District then within thirty days in al other easss forty dsys
 Ana ycu hereby notified that if you fail appear and the complaint, above fequIrtd the pisin f will take def4ut and juLrs nt sRainss you for the saIn of Six thouSs nd tI hundred s.d twenty i've doll rs ud neIert hsreon at teu per per annu. iron the I4th day of DecemheE A. b l-S1. costs and disbursements m tn bsh.1 expendeI.
 Given under my hand and The .eGl or ssid
 Seal. DI-triet Court al Prssc0ts, 1his Tventisth Day of December Is o.
 WILLIAM W-LEEnsos, Clerk Churchill k NastersoB, Atlerneys for plaintiff. Prescott, Dee. 2etk lssJ ..
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We most heartily concur in Judge Tuck CTS sentiments in regard to the unconsti- nationality If Legislature passing law emp wering the Governor to reconvene the legislature after adjournment. The law of Congress provides for the meeting of the present legislature for a period of sixty days. When the legislature has compiled with said law then they shall have complied with their duties, and we see no way III which territorial legislature can overthrow the law laid down for its guidance, by the little Congress of the United States. If Congress could have but seen through this Capital question, it might have shaped things to suit some of the anxious members better, and saved much unnecessary legisla- ton in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

INJUSTICE. county of Yavapai for the quarter ending Dec. 5Ist, 1880, pald into the Treasury 8 tvlfe over seven thousand dollars. Marie ps county the s1nie quar- Ter re.,;rI,, little over two thousand dol lars, still Marie pa has representatl III the Territorial Council of two members U Iaya3ais one. There IS great lnlustlce mewherc and our penple sh uld sit the ,nattert the very bottom It Is a well kn wn fact that Mush McClintoch, one of the pet onuuerators for &arcopa county, made false returns and the matter was brought t. tae notice of the Census Marshal of the Territory anl he winked at the fraud: This matter Is no trihing thing and Yayapai people should speak.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

!. hal been rImprei on gha stree, that ;A. .s,.-.-..,- 1..el to veto loo Gila cOun- r.. ri.I sr.i i4i@ iu .rninS Shen. the me sage came co -Ae iIal-- tbSi tle oil was signed, .. c.i. ed d a-2rsy burst of applause, and tIc father ot fae mcclure. Mr. kobD. was load, J.e Tee. ilu. of hearty cougrItu.a-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

Ne te. t1- pleasure of a call, today, fr,.4 li-. u 5i Hughes, who arrived ill Prescott r-esr0av from Sonoma county, CaL E- .s a--y l4pauiad by Mrs. H, and coHrs here for the purpose of entering in.o some kiuI Co: 0as.He,s.
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DEPOT FALLS IN.
A MEMBER FROM YAvAPAI.

George E. Brown was bonn in Lee County, ICxa, twelve miles north of Fort Madison, July l7th. l8iG He passed througl com mon school course. After the breaking out of the war, m 1881. enlisted as private m Company E. 14th Iowa Volunteers, ln which he seryed until the close of the war. when he was mustered out of the service ar Davenport, Iowa, August S,h, lej5. Eml- grated to Kansas with his folks in lSGj, and for many years lived near Olatho, Johnson County. and took an active part In politics, being Secretary of the Republican Central Committee for four ycaIs cuI Delegate e. the congressional and State Convention iI 1872 He was also employed in the State Treasurer's office. where Le remained until 1874, when he left Topeka, Kansas. for Colo rado, remaining there but short time, and then drifted to Arizona, reaching Prescott October, 1875. Engaged in dry ranching the first year, and in March, 1877, entered the Sheriff-s office as Under Sheriff He left the office for the purpose of following the ranch business on the Lower Agua Fra, where he has resided for the past three years He took lively interest in politics in the Fall of 1878, making canvass for Hon. A. E. Davis, Delegate to Congress, and Joseph Drew for Sheriff. On July 24th, 1880, he was nominated by the Republican Convention for member of the Assembly, and immediately took the stump for his party, and to him is due much for the sue cess of the Republican ticket in favapai County Politically he is a true-blue Re publican, and, if we mistake not, belongs to the same Brown family of o8sawatamie or the martyr of HaTper's Ferry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

,1TkcHslz,l,- Yesterday attachments were issued against Marks Wollenberg by F. W. Blake and Chas Cohen for about sl .OOO. Chas. ". Beach and Geo. W. Curtis caused to be attached the property Of the Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining Company, Marines District, forabout $500.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

The question naturally presents itself to th.. ruo-eiu3Iced mind aS to whether mem- l.sr ci tle Legislature Nould work SD earn es-lv. faithfully an mechanically for the re- usli oz a ll.g iia.s tle bullion lAw unless paid v..l .r ,J Goil-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

Harry Woods, by his manly and upright curse in the Legislature, has endeared him. self to the people of this section, and in con- necsion with such men as hessrs- Smith, Lurtv, Norton and others, will lono De re- niernbered by them. We reas nably ex- pected some fayors from Apache unty, but alas they were captured against us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

We hear the concert given by the l2th Infsnu5 raud last evening in the Court rom. spoken of m the highest terms On behalf of the citizens of Prescott the MINER extends thanks to the Rand, the officers of NhipV.c and all who were in anywise con nected Ritn the entertainment gwen gratu- jtousiX:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

The new funding bill, which looks like something to be created fr the purpose of giying some one aa office and the County Treasurer an increased salary at the expense of tax-T,ayers. is again ready for debate. The wise ones ~Iil gtt the thing fixed bye-and- bye
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11

NOTICE--The pubic are hereby informed that John ~ Holmes Is the lsEf agent tO tske care of a the prororty Of the Goodwin Mining Company and two stan nlps mill on Turkey Greek arizona and Inc said Holmes has fu rigai to protect tle same AS@,i-ss every one trespassing on the sAEe
 MURAT MAST RsON,
 supt. Goodwin Mining Go. Prescott. New. B. 1ssotf.
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The Capital question was to have been sprurg last night, in the House, at an op- portune moment for the Counsel and his clients; but, To and behold, the H use was fund mapping and rouid not stand a session when the quorum was lacking. The gavel was used to procure order in the lobby, t no avail. The S-at-A. locked the doors to keep free men fir m going their way; how ever. as the House lacked a window-keeper, an exit was easily accomblished in that d. rection. Confusion, flushed cheeks, glaring eyes, smoothing down of hair that was standing on end, clenched fists, gritting Of teeth and all sich could easily be distin- guished in the ranks If Counsel and clients. They were defeated nicely when they tried to smile, remarking, of course, that it was a matterof little consequence. ''Sour grapes, you know"
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Hon. Sol Earth has made one of the best meulelas in the present legislature. He, at least. has stuck to his county and has never though. oi js.niH- Pima.
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RATES OF TOLL
AGENTS WANTED!

Parties qualified and desirous of repre- seuting Agency of Foreign Fire Insurance Companies will please apply to F. 0. Box 22t;g. san Francisco.
 References anG Bonds required
 Prescott, Feb. :, lSSI-lwd.
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US. LAND OFFICE. PHErcorI. A. T. FEB. IIth 1881.

No. 67.
 Notice is hereby given that Alexander Gilmore, whose postofhce address is Prescott, YsvSpi County, A. has this day Ii cd application patent for thou sand linear feet .0 of the nf north extension of the .'Ec pse' Lode caring precious metal with sur face ground two hundred l20l feet in width, stats, yi' 2 an being in Pire Mining District, Iaya- pai County Arlzora Terrftors. and desigDaed bT the field notes and of cAl plat f in ;his ofc. Gs Lot No S. in Section 23 Township 70, North Range l. Vest of The i and Salt River sricisn sailo No go oer~ dsscribe Sc follows. tovit: ecliHaion 5 dees $ rnins E.. commencing at blaZsd oak tree DO inches dairnetsr being enre rroru eut Of claim tssou h. err boundary which no ice Of location 2 posted ard siuare oucrorp ngs cf ven; = drs 2e fnins W, feei to monument l. slate rock 4za1l inches, se, half into ground m1rked ]; \ from this point juniper tree % inch"s diameter. beGrs 25 dess l.. fee staut; fiso oa< tree 70 inche~ diameter bears l deg W, p feet distant thence degs 70 Uins E, 1000 feet 10 Incuument No l. sl't rock se feet the O-ound pruie ng 6xl2vls fn hes and marked Ri II: F from ths point oiAzei ozk tre- IB inches diameter. Iears 29 dss 3l Hus W, B feet distant: aIs an tree biszsi, bars 2l degs F, ls feet distant Thence s9 2 0 mius On fee Nunu1asn No T. slre store st feef in ground projeeting fxSXi6 inches and ms-Eed II III; bN from th's oek nee inches i1 diam ter snd bazsd, bssrs e deg % ruins W 2i5 feet dlsfsnr al Q an oak tr lZ mcl-s d. nc. and blazed, bears c1 q -s " II fe-t dts ant; also the U x. Mineral Ncn-rrent NO. 1. r. c. . b-e-g v 5 ders z, l2iS fse distant. n-n @ s5 5egs sJ mIns V, T. co f-et 10 M11une1t IV slate soue se, 2' inches -n tte er 1nd projecting, 5x B ue7-s aad ra.rked V ", ,5 q fo1u IhIs -ler csz tree bazad a d 24 lrcaes ID disrrate- D. sTs 24 dFts ". Q s feet dlei1n GEO aa.=d oak tr-r 2l Iuches diameter, b srs go d@gs 35 feat irtapt; so the r. S- Aus-al Monument ' G 4. ear S 70 deg @ fa L. Lcues V 53 cezs 2l rans w. l4l feet Go plos OG beginning, Containing 4.s9-il0 rcre5-
 Any anu al person csiinE aivsrsely any portion Of sal th nor execs0u of the Ecip-e Lode or surface ground are required hls E ir is ere csirn tl ths Ilezsfs- CT the $. Land Oluc.i at Prescott tn tns territory Of Arzola dur.nE tAe si~ dsls of m H. cari0u hereof, tly lI be barred D? TIrIe oi tEe P-''-'-'''-' Y ILLIA,I \. KELLY, Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Ofsce s; Prescott. Arizona.
 Jan1zry 21st- Iss1. [ Notice hereby given that the foliOwing named set tier has filed notice Of his inssuOn 10 nske final proof M support of his elIn, and final entry thereof tine q. S. Land Ofhee Presco-t. ArizOn=, the 25th day of Februzr |, IssI. viz: Wesley Herman, Homestead No. I22. for the \ [ "A of L and W L of r. L and s Y of " | sec II. Tap. 13, R East and names the fol Oving his winesses: George White, George Wood, Nsthan b Boxers ana Fred RildenUrspd, all of YsvapA County, A. T.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Rssisssr, Jan. 2ist, IsSl.
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FEBRUARY DRAWING.

Remit Money CT Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIs- TERED LETTER OR POsToFFICE ORDER. Or ders of S5 and upward, by express, can he sent a. our expense.
 R. M. BOAEDMAN. Courier-Journal Building, LOUISVILLE. KY.. or T. J. COM MERFORD, 2I2 Broadway, NEW YORK.
 Prescott, Nov 6, Iscso
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ANOTHER RICHMoND.-Mr. P. Hayne, City Attorney of Tombstone. Is an applicant for the District Attorneyship of Cochise county.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of CALVIN JACKSON. Deceased.

Estate of CALVIN JACKSON. Deceased. Notice i. hereby given by the undersigned sdmtns- of the estAe of Calvin Jackson, decessed to the creditors off, and all per hAvtnsestn ag4-n>t s.e dec Hs-d, to exhibit the same, win The Dsces ary voucssrs within months after the nrs publication this notic- the sad administrator, zt his resi- dene~, iu Kirkland Valley, County of fASapsi, Terri tory of ArizoBA-
 SOLONoS JACHsOS, AGaiuisr of'he esta;s of Ca,T Jsckson eeceased Prescott, FeoruaTy 2j, lsSO. 4iS'
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GAEEIELD AND ARTHUR ELECTED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Vice Presl- dent, this morning, called the Assembly to order and said the two houses being as sembled in pursuance cf the constitution, the vote may now be cast and counted r President and Vice President. After read ing Alabama and Kansas claims Began moved to dispense with formalities s-carried-
 The states were then counted in their or der, and the Vice President decided that James X. Garfield Is elected President and Chester A Arthur Vice President of the United States for four years, beginning March i. 1881
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New Gum shop.

Having returned 10 my old shop. corner of 1cCor- mick and Gos dx1r s.teeta- the West side of c fse Greek, I propose doing work cheaper than the cheapest All kinds of work done Sal frsneiseo prices.
 sHor-aUSs AND EITLEs CLEAsED FoB 90 CENTS, and all kinds of work ia proportion. Lock-stieh Sewing Machines repaired, and you get honest work 1, .1vis.f V. V. BESSEIT. >
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Local intelligence.

Lo,r-A diamond rug; twenty dollars will bs paid ly returning the same to
 Rosa STEIN.
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M. $. SNYDER,
 Chairman.
Received.

Received.
 II B No 76. introduced by Smith, An Act supplemental to An Act fixing the con- pensatlon to be allowed to the Sheritfs of the several counties for the performance of their duties as eK-oficio Deputy Assessors, ap- proved Feb. 8. 1877, read lst time, rules suspended. read 2d time and referred Jo Cc4ult,eo oi the hoe.
 JI 5 Eo =, introduced by Luitey, ''An Act to change the name ot E " Smith to Newian | Wams.ey." read first time.
 Luytey moved to suspend the rules, read Bill 2d tune by title.
 Bolan moved an amendment that 1t be laid on table. Lost.
 Rules suspended and Bill read 2d time by title: rules further suspended, read third time and placed on final passage. Ayes IA: nays 1. r E No 7S. introduced by Judiciary Com mitjce. an act to amend Sec. l of an act en- titled An act concerning District Court r,rorteIs, approved Feb. i3, 1879.
 Read hIsJ time, rules suspended; bill r-.. -esand time by title and placed on or Gel .rj reading.
 I 3 Eg 67 read second time by title and rl;.es .-pended: read third tune in full. placed p1 final passage and passed. Ayes 5s. ..ssn.
 N. .UatIg offered amendment to title ot < B ..7 l, read ''.An act to protect the earn- ings ,5 married women. Amendment adopted II B No l9 taken up and ordered read by sec;I ns. The following message was received from the Council: : lIr. Speaker-The Council has concurred in ii C C l. No ,. J. C. PERRY. Chief Clerk. Mr. SpeaLer-The Council has passed H . J No :; also ( 5 No S5, an act to amend
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eLegEgIp LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Continued from Second Page) placed upon its final passage and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes Baker, Earth, Cornwall, D rring- ton. Fickas. Hereford, Meade, Masterson, Stevens, Thomas and Mr. President-1L
 Absent-Anderson.
 Title of bill adopted as read
 Ii E No 5l, an Act to protect rai iroad corporations III the enjoyment or their fran chiss: read third time and, on m ton Of Masterson. was made the special order for Feb. 10th at o'clock D. m., by the follow ing vote: ayes s; nays, 3; absent, l.
 ii E No 22, an Act to repeal an Act en- titled "An Act to aid in the construction and maintaiance of a certain railrOad; read a third time, placed upon it's final passage and passed by the following vote;
 Ay=s-Baker, Earth. C rnwall, DorI1ng- ton, fIckas. hereford. Meade. MastersUn, Stevens. Thomas and Mr. Prfsident-ll.
 Absent anderson.
 Title Of bli adopted as read.
 On motion of Sir. Meade, the Council stood at recess til 6:30 ?. m-
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No,ice ,O Whom rr May Ccnce.n.

l, James PA:ter son, have comm need repairs nay Toll Road from Big Bug to the PecE, and will com mence to collect tJu and after the lst day uf February, A. D., 1881.
 JAMES PATTERSON.
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AFTER RECESS.

 At G:3J P. M. the Council resumed it's ses- sion. President Masterson in the Chair. On m ton of EIckas q cal If the Council Was rdered
 R Il called Present-Auderson, Earth, Baker Dorringt n, EIckas, Hereford, lhom- as and AII President.-8. Absent Cornwall, Meade; Rollins and St5seus--A
 gle c-rgeant at Arms Was instructed to bring il r.le absent members. On m ton of FIcka, further business under the call of the Council Was dispensed with.
 Fickas moved to adjourn. Ayes and nays were demanded. Motion to adjourn was carried by the fol- lowing vote:
 Ayes-Anderson, Baker, Fickas, Hereford, Thomas-5.
 Nays-Barth, Dorringt n and Mir. Preai- dent-3.
 On motion of Fickas Council adjourned.
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anv person having good second hand, | guitar, can fiud s-.,e for same by applying, : at the MINER office. jl7-t
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Every body is reminded of the Land League meeting this evening. Let all turn out. See to It that the hall Is filled.