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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Republican Organization.

There was meeting of the Republican Representatives of the Eleventh Legisla- ture, held here before the departure for their homes, for the purpose of appointing Legislative Republican Territorial Committee" to assist in advancement of the interests of that party throughout the Territory during the next two years,
 The meeting was largely attended and a thorough and complete organization per fected, consisting of eleven representa- tives, apportioned among the several counties, as follows:
 John Haynes, E. E. Clifford, M. $. Snyder, Pima county
 H. G. Rollins-Caeitise county.
 G. R. York-Graham county.
 Donald Robb-Gila county.
 X. J. Doran-PInal county.
 J. F. Knapp-YUma county.
 George E. Brown-Yavapai county.
 David Southwick-Mohave county.
 The following named gentlemen were unanimously elected as permanent officers of the committee.
 John Haynes. President George l.. Brown. Vice President; A. J Doran, Treasurer; NJ. $ Snyder, Recording See retary; J. r. Knapp, Corresponding See rctarv.
 It will he the duty of the above Com mittee to look closely to the affairs of the party and earnestly urge the Republican pres, of the Territory to a more united, consistent and constant advocacy of the principles and policies of the Republican partv. and especially in connection with such Congressional and Territorial sub iec5s of legislation Gs will be of especial interest and importance to our Territory daring the next two years
 There being no Republican representa- tives in the present Legislature from Mar icopa and Apache counties, those counties are unrepresentel on the committee. Prominent Republicans of those counties will. however. te constantly conferred with by the Corresponding Secretary and nothing will be left undone tc give them a place on the committee two years from this time. This We regard as very in rortant move on the part of our repre- sentative, and one in the right direction, The committee Is composed of some of the best and hardest working RepUbll- cans in the Territ r.. and with concert Of action on their part good work will he done,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
TELEcRAPnIc NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE MINER

Dublin, March ll.-Limerick, Kildare, Kessey and Wesmeath are the latest count es drawn under the coercion act. Many arrests are being made an'l much excitement prt jails. Several squads ar rested claim to be American citizens While making arrests at Milligans the po- lice were pelted with stones and tue squad of soldiers dispersed. It is rumol'ed that Q flying column will counteract these ma n-uvers at once. Irish-An,ericans are re- ceiviug special attention st the hands of the police as being the most dangerous.
 Washington, March ll.-It is very probable that an extra session of Con- -ress will be called May l5, as Republican Senator's hope to thereby countelact the efforts of Democrats to force Senatorial organization.
 It is rumored that the Representatises have called the attention of our govern ment to the statement that 500 well armed Irishmen and four gatline guns had been allowed to sail three weeks ago from Key West, Florida, for Dublin Bsy, to aid the Boers.
 Atlanta, March ll:--f'ire broke out to-day in a grocery store. Before the en- zines had arrived the entire block of ten eInent houses. occupied by negroes, were enwrapped in flames. Nine persons were burned to death.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
STOCKS AND MINES There

STOCKS AND MISEs-There are some remarkable developments being made iu Arizona mines. The papers of that Ter ritcry teem with news of ricl, strikes. and as depth is obtained the lodges arp pear to widen, and indicate, strongly, tha, they are Assure veins, and to be exhausted will require great length of time. IL Is unfortunate that our stock people can not be awakened from that apathy they are in, and be induced to get few oi those mines listed at our stock boards. When 1t Is too late, they will etme to the realization of the fact that they have, by their stupidity, lost another branch oi trade. since our brokers laye Fast.
 drought into competition xsye displayed
 era mining investorsness talent. They T Hosful lacsa heavy boom to esist there srd I<tsisir time sucking their and ..cursing their luck, and this hoon, had ,ts foundation in the very mines which we should have controlled They are rapidly taking away from us .he Arizona mines, aHi having got many of the Bodie district, we should not be to see them moving tie offices of the latter to New York City, and grad lally so encroech upon our business as will kill 1t altogether.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
soNDVY
Sleirhing i> m order.

Sleighing k in order
 The snow is worth millions Of dollars to Iavapai county
 Hon. X. C. Baker managed to rule in the Council during the late session.
 S. q. Delk ha, moved to Prescott from Cherry Creek.
 Mir. Cornwall rasde conscientious legis- lstor, and never asked to be exempted.
 California stage arrived on time this morning. How will il be tomorrow!
 !. II. Beliau l. making it hot for the Cow Boys in southern Arizona.
 Judge Haynes. of Pima. the hero of I2.OeO. more or less. hard fought battles during the recent sitting of the Legislature has gone home.
 Sol. Earth ;o- doy negotiated for and re ceiyed a deed for a valuable piece of land lying on the eastern edge of the town of Albuquerque, \. N
 Three small teams discharged cargo at some of our bushes, houses to-day. Lucky fellows ,o get into port without heing bured in the snow.
 I. Lvttlcton Price has been appointed by Governor Fremont the District Attorney of Cochise County We believe NIT. Price IS lawyer of Tombstone, belonging to the firm of Morgan. Price A silent.
 Inkstand~. pen racks. stationery, etc. in the halls of the Arizona Congress, dis uFIay hIieF1J T7ES 9a0w Tcfioir-e tfc rays of May sun
 Theie was some stealing sqino. .-e,'rril f59ils cane cane uI, mi ing and the question is who had the handling of the missing propcrtyi
 The following passengers went out per Gilmer. Salisbury x Co. $ stage this after noon: Mir. Norton and wife; J. w Dor rington; \. Sharp, Thos Dunbar and Peter Thompson.
 Mir. Sol Lewis. who has been good citi- Zen of Prescott for nearly four years with out leaving town. anticipates trIp to Cali fornia som. Mrs l.. and the interesting little family accompany the old gent. Boa coy0gs
 Judge silent, who i, doing ccnsidera- lle in the way of selling mines in this county. has been detained by the storm from proceeding to examine some copper bonanzas in the eastern portion of Nav- apai.
 During the cariy part of the session Hon Donald Gohb withdrew from the Judiciary Commtte. His reasons were ample to justify him in 70 doing. Toe much perfumcry upon the person ot one of his associats-.
 Mwat Nastsrs.u. who made a good ore siding ~it,er oi tac Council, has settled down tn h.> Law nt,,r.,-,-. The rules will b, strictly adhered g., hereafter. No susPen sion. rccnu,j6.-iu- or amendments enter taiued Bu>|ut~- tr tis 'ilt and hribe- ac uepted ivI .e-9,i counsel oie- "ycr tn bank.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

Paul Boynton, the inventor of the life preseFver suits, 1t is feared, has been killed in the Chillian war. MT. Boynton Is cousin to J. H. and Price Behan.
 How much did q certain member in the House from Naricopa get for his vote, or rather for not voting on the Capital question! Golly, won't he go home well heeledl
 From present appearances We should judge that the coming season will be a prosperous one for farmers of Yavapai. The moisture coming late will have ten dency to moisten the earth so that vege- tation will spring forth and grow nicely until the summer rains make their appear ance and p | on the finishing touch.
 The last of the Council proceedings have been handed in, and in this connection we will be permitted to say kind word Of Bliss Me iintock. who has acted in the arduous capacity of journal clerk to the Council. Her work has been hard, nevertheless shl has been punctuaJ, and we 3o not hesitate t. say that she has done more work than some half dozen other lady clerks whom We mlghe mention We believe iii giving the worthy praise.
 We would be pleased to have some one with capital take hold of the Crusscut mine Humbu2 district, which is one of the finesI properties in N'rthern Arizona. It only awaits capital to develop 1t and render 1t the boss bullion producer perhaps n Ari- zona The ledge is evidently the mother of all veins in the district, and will so prove to be when reasonably Prospected. It Is only q short distance from the celebrated Tiptop mine, and may be the same stratum. SCHOOL Tgxr Books. The Territorial Board of Education. consisting of General Fremont, President, T. l. Butler, Treasurer and M II. Sherman, Secretary, to-day adopted as text books for Arizona, Apple tons readers, geographies and copy books Old books, now in use. will be exchange f.r new ones, without regard to the con dition of the old books or the grade or num- Der.
 Exchange price on lst reader. 10 cents; 2d. l5; 3d, 20; 4th p and 9th 40 cents.
 Primary Geography 8 and Higher 90 cents, Copy Books 10 cents each, no ex- change.
 That is to say child can bring in a first reader and 10 cents, no matter how much the book may he worn, and get new one, or he may bring in lst, I'd, 3d CT 4th reader and for the exchange price take the same or any higher number, and so with the geographies, the pupil can exchange his old primary geography for new one by paying 3 cents, or higher one for either grade and 90 cents.
 Fremont and Butler voted yes and Sher- man no.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
wAsHINGroy NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March 14-1he following nominations for Registers of Land Offices have been lnade by the President; Wm. \. Kelly at Prescott, A. T.; Henry N Dwight at La Grande, Oregon; Henry W. Cousins. of Wisconsin, at Florence, A. T.; John w. Sullivan to be Indian Agent at Pueblo Agen- cy. ArizoIa.
 Congress has passed an act granting lands to Idaho. Montana, Dakota, Washington and Ar'zona Territories for university pmp ses, namely: = entire sections for each Terri tory, the lands to be selected immediately under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
sATC EDAN

Gen. Rollins expects to visit Mineral Park early next week in connection with mining matters.
 The bill creating the new county of Gra- ham has been signed by the Governor, the eAicsrs of the same appointed andcontrmed
 Hon. II. IT Sherman voted against the adoption of ApplcJo.'s text books for UT public schools We 50 place him on record
 We hope that the journals of both Coun- cil and House wil be Jeff in g complete con dition th's session, something neglected at the session two years ago.
 The ore from Mr. Alters ind three miles south of town shows large quantities of wire silver. We believe Lew has struck 1t at last
 Father Der.chcs having been called to Phenix to niecr the Bishop, leaves the morrow services.
 There seems to Le general dissatisfac- ton among tax payers tO the extra pay voted clerks and other attaches of the Legislature
 Mol,are county will have four quartz mills m successful operation within the next sixty days. when things will come up with ..boom. We have great faith m the hnai outcome of t.ist section.
 !. II. BelluI. the efficient sheriff oi Co cllise county. ''nipped one of the C"w Boys a few days since and lodged hIm m the Tomb stone Wickyup. from which he escaped the same night and went forth to l1In hls companions in the field of robbery.
 Hon. Mr Jennings, 0f the House, las sIccnnbod to tine great strain brought to bear upon his nerves during the last to days. He has gone to bed, and declares that lie has the measles It Is curious how it effects sOIne n.eu.
 Jennings is good fellow. however, and xe are pleased ta know that It Is nothing more serious D:,ier members are also com plaininc. but It seems to he entirely confined io the head. Only swell, nothing more
 TIE THE,rBE-Wc understand that the performance last evening was well at t,nlcl and that the acting was quite ac- ,,.ptable. Miss Stevens made her debut as an amateur and was self possessed, but was somewhat tame m her acting. Her singing k said to have been extremely
 
 sweet. andher high notes well executed, while the low notes were rather mild We are pleased to know that the enter tainment gave general satisfaction and was financially C success.
 The last day of the most illustrious Leaslature tha. ever assembled III any Territory of the | nion, collapses with l2 o'clock tonight They, the Honorables, hold their titles till the very last minute. Tomorrow morning the sun will shine upon these gents, when their arrogance will have ceased and they will step forth much miher and more common place than they have for the last seventy odd days. Respectable citizen, will be just about the equal. once more. oi Arizona honorabIes, Of course some of the gents composing the mob are high minded gentlemen, and we are pleased to know that they are to be found in the Republican ranks. Thank God the session is over, and We are about to be allowed peace and quiet once more.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
NEW MAIL ROUTE COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Postoffice De partment has completed arrangements ex- tending railway mail service over the s. P. R. R from Tucson to Deming, \. NJ, go miles, and from Deming to Socorro over the A. T. & s. F. R. R., 100 miles. This con nection completes continuous nail route from the east to the Pacific Coast, from Kan sas city by way of New Mexico, Arizona and through California to San Francisco. The track on this connecting line was completed on the 10th, and now through inal service will begin on the 18th. It will enable the department to. forward mail from the Mis- sissippi river to Southern Arizona and Cali fornia several days sooner than heret fore The completion of this road offers additi IT, al inducements for traffic and travel between St. Louis and the Pacific Coast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
Teupes [ in a Tea PoJ.

The Yuma Sentinel in commenting upon the false articles published ill regard to the capturing of Nr. Lyons store at Yuma, has the following:
 Our community have been deeply and grossly wrobged by theseI reports, of which the olly portion of truth they contain is the fact that the Deputy [. <. Marshal did march into the town with a party of armed men, having a writ di- rected to the Sheriff of Yuma county, and him only, and take possession of the store of Isaac Lyons. The only resist ance was sues as an adobe wall offered when one of these men dropped his gun out of his shaking hands and 1t went of. otherwise 1t was Gs blcodless a victory as the Major ear won. To a stranger com ing in the town it may seem as though there might De some truth in these re- ports. if by dance he should meet tbe Deputy Marshal while he was perambu lating our street under convoy of three or four of his armed men sith 35ujied-bgr- reled sbotans. If this is necessary for bis protection. he Is not5he brave man that We have always reee,ded hiIa. II 1t k done for eject and t3 keep up the farce which he limSelf created, i, is too Con temptible o make any comments upon. and if L. s. Marshal pake does not sc- verely reHeuanl l.a for t We shall always think Le has l5ig day uHpsr- formed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
CAPITAL.

The vote upon the removal of the Gap ital from Prescott to Tucson, came uP m the Council, today, and was defeated by a vote of : to 1. The seat of government will remain at Prescott for the next two wears. and for this We are indebted to the Hons. Masterscn. Earth. Cornwall, Ander- son. Rollins, Meade and Fiekas. Nays Thomas. Hereford, Stevens and Dornng- ton. Baker. excused.
 We are willing to admit that this Cal- ital question has served to force many ill., timed laws upon the people of Arizona, some of which we hope may be set aside by the Congress of the United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
The Election Contest AgaiI-----GoOdwiu
 Versus Cline.

This morning the Court sustained the objections made by MT. Churchill to any further proceedings being had in the case on the ground that the term has lapsed 6y reason of the passing of the act by tine Legislature assigning the Judge of the Court to the First Judicial n;-------''.- the Court met, and consequently the Judge had no authority either to open or adjourn the Court on that day. This practically ends the case and It cannot be brought up again except upon quo 'rdT- r1af0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
THE CAR AssAsSISAIED.

LONDON, March IA St. Petersburg dispatch says: As the Emperor was return ing from parade in Michel Menage at two o'clock Sunday afternoon, a bomb was thrown which exploded under tie Czars carriage, which was considerably damaged. The Car alighted unhurt. A sec,n bomb exploded at his feet, shattering both legs below the knees and inhicting 'tler trivial injuries. He was immediately conveyed in an unconscious state to Winter Palace, where he died at 4:30 this afternoon. One officer and two cossacks were killed and many injured. The bomb-throwsrs were arrested. Great excitement prevails.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
from the Terr.tor,a, rreasurers Report.

The foll wing Is copied from the Terri. torial Treasurer s Report, which was sm uged and hiddenduring the late Session of the Legislature, bat now comes t. light in Chief Clerk Rules desk:
 "Treasurer Pima County has been for the mast two years very remiss Tn making Re- rorts to this office. The first and second ouarters in 1880 he rade no report whatever | to Nhis office. but ai the end Gf the third i quarter then made arl sent Reports for the | previous two qultes
 I would recomlned that the Territorial Treasurer be instruted and an appropria- ton be made to co,pcl delinquent Coun ty Treasurers to roOrt and remit, and in the absence of an Attorney-General to bring suit if necesary. Aside from Pima county the Tresurers have all been prompt and corTee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY I. NO. lKEARNEY STREET. Treats aiI CstoHie and Special
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

TIE SKULL VALLEY SCHooL.-We hear that the skull Valley School, under the management of Miss Dessie Grandy, lN progressing admirably. There are m at tendance nineteen scholars, ell residents of the valley, which entities the school 10 rank a. first class 50 far as numbers are concerned. We hear Miss C. very highly spoken of as teacher. She preserves good order in her school and has 0n cN- cellent system cf teaching.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

X grand trunk railway line h projected from the sruthern terminus of the Utah Southern railroad in Utah, through Arizona to Tucson, Rod the new capital of that Terri tory. With the Union Pacific thn' will form a new all-rail connection between the East and Arizona, Il, <, Courier,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

FIRST ATTWrr or EIg Ns5 SOCIAL REPoETEh-4 Brooklyn editor engaged 9 Western reIsr5er, t o,be- day, and in consequence vas favored with t4isdeaclip- ton Of the cosunirs gora ag ladies at a party; Mar NoIIc5 & fgoek, white sack and hairAunchet; E.aua L&tFCbe, yellow dress ud h.-b-ac Iej slippers; Marion WilloIhby. some kind of thin stuff. white ald tied up Uith blue tape, and hair frizzic. Jennie .lurchison, black clothes and 8 father in her hair; EHa
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
THE KALLOCH CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-In the kal- loch case to-day the prisoner underwent cross-examination. but nothing new of inter est was developed At the close the de- fense announced that it would rest with the testimony, except in favor of one witness this afternoon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-18
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