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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
A Grand scheme for the City Of Mexico

Mexico is to undergo a remarkable change, one which will be of vast value to her, if the announcement that the government has chartered and guaran- teed the Valley Drainage Company is to be believed. Tenochititlal, the capital of the Aztec Empire, when seen by Cor tez, was situated in a brackish lake. The conquerer of Mexico ordered the devas- tation of the Aztec city, and the lake was filed up and over it the City of Mexico was built. The Valley of Mex leo, in which the city lies, is level tract surrounded by mountains. Six lakes, two fresh and four salt, cover the great CT part Of the area. The waters of Lake Tezcuco, which IS only one and a half miles from the city and is some thing like twenty miles long by ten wide, are only forty inches below the level of the chief street of the city. AL though there is a canal from the lake to the river Trio, which carries off the sur plus water, yet in rainy seasons the canal is wholly inadequate for its work and the waters of the lake overflow the surrounding land and inundate the city. What is now proposed IS to cut canals to drain all the lakes and carry all the water of, thus retaining miles of land and rendering the city more healthy in the erd.- To do this it will be necessary to cut through the mountains. The company which proposes to reclaim the land is to receive the vast area and S9,- OG0WO when the work is done, and 1t is estimated that 1t will be finished in three years time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Mills in Sonora.

One hundred and seventy-hve tons oi mining and milling machinery have ar rived in this city consigned to Mir. Mar GUS katz, for the Sombretillo Mining Company, of Sonora. A ten-stamp mill is to be erected at once with a capacity for ten additional stamps.
 Two weeks ago Mir. katZ forwarded to the Boston and Sonora Mining Com pany, of Sombretillo, steam hoisting works for their mines in that district This company are making substantial developments in their valuable proper tics and it is probable they will erect a mill iU a short time
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
The Atlantic < PaeiIic.
ILn. Anrala. Ha-all.l

Mr. J. l.. Hollenbeek, who is now at the East, has interviewed Colonel Stone. President of the Atlantic and Pa cifc Railway Company, and writes as follows to Mr. W. H. Workman, of this city:
 | called on Colonel Stone, President of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. He received me with a great deal of cordiali- Y, but was satisfied in his own mind that it would not be for the best interests of the company to change the route of their main line to take in Los Angeles valley, as it wuuld make 1t very much longer; but he has no hesitation in saving that their company was impressed with the importance of direct connection with Los Angeles, and just as soon as the main line was located permanently, he sand, that the question of feeders would be looked into; that he proposed to visit our coast during the next two months. and would come to Los Angeles to con- -ult and look over the ground MT. Nlckerson. president of the Southern Pacific and other roads on our coast, left Boston last week for that section, and President Stone thought 1t would be well for some of tie representative cit- zeus to see him and have hlm look the Crodnj over. | do not think there is any hope of getting them to change the route o' their main line, but do think there are good grounds to expect that they will have a road to connect with their main line from our section. If Los Angeles were made the terminal point, 1t Is questionable m my mind if the result would not be as craat a bene- tit to our city as a station on the trunk llr. r-nrllf L.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFY ] all per-uu- that they a-. '.. rvr... .' a ..-- ,ain mining claim sirgafeg |. Wa-ai..r.a JI. ,. iu the Patagonia MOCut+iU- Pin" DH.rfr A.- zoua. known Gs the EMPIEE NINE.
 That patent for -Iid mining claim Ha- .-- -ssd ou tle I7'h ddF ef February, I,,.. as ,ae United Sjgrrz Government tu tIr .H..r-r1r r. which patent i- on record iu thH F..H-i..- .-., Iu Tar-ou, Fiy4 County, ir F.uE I Ni.r- i.0.oll-. a,.l for % more part cI.f- -...-. .. -. mining claim rtf,-cI ce ls hereby mad. ,H sad -.e4-t.
 s-i lrrtoIS are warned 8.4'l-- r.-..r -s claim. a- liI trH-p5s~c-s tse-eUl u... 'a rl.-.- c.tyG -.e,,rciL1 Go llw
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
DEEIs F0R NIINEs.

DEEDS FOR MINES.
 Ed Lougbottom to J D Andrews, W II Smith and C Smith, Mammoth mine, Patagonia District; SjoO.
 L Musick to c Witfield, l-l2 Noun tain King mine, Greaterville District; S1500.
 Conrad Beck to c Witiield, l-G Noun tain King mine, Greaterville District; S3u00
 AR Smith and J B 3IcClenahan to Otto MetcLke, Monitor mine, Orc Blanco District; S5.
 Otto Nctchke to R Smith, Monitor mine, Gro Blanco District, 8.
 W C. Stegman, Peter Dunphy and Thomas Gardiner Co F \ Ohl, + R Rich ardson, \ Harrison, E W Stewart, Amer ican Shield, Thchan and American Shield mil site, Santa Catalina mts; S20Uu0.
 c $ Eaton and J W Scott to L II Long, J r Prescott and $ Prescott, Os- ceola mine, Sl,oto.
 E \ Brassick tOJ \ Br0wder, San Jose Brothers, Little Nick, Lucy Black, Prince and Mill Site, seven miles southeast ot Calabasas, SI5.
 Geuaro Yslas to $ Hucke, 1-j Julia mine, Auro.a District, Sl5.
 Charles Stewart to E R Richardson American Shield, ThebaU, and American Shield mil site, Santa Catalina noun tains. Sl.
 PFNlson to AB Sampson, Reliance milc Tyndal District, gu.
 DEEDS FOR REAL ESTATE.
 T Goldberg and Aaron Goldberg tc Mark Ezekiels, store building and lot iI Ha-shaw SaO0
 Manuel Bandurraga to Francisco Go- meg, tract of land in corporate limits oi Tucson, ,C0O.
 " Osborn to Trespin Padillo, lots II and T.; block l.39, Tucson; S6u.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Butchers bond of II B Ward. Har- shaw, with ! France and Jno W Leek as sureties.
 Marriage certificate of Geo brennan and Hatty TiElay, Harshaw, Oct. 13, by Trevor Lloyd, J. r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

C.S.LtND OFFICE. TUC,oS tEE.st
 O.s..-- l l,-- NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CAB ~ .ls Morales has hlei not ce of intention 'J make Hual pluof before the Es1l-tsr and EacH7- CT at the C. <. Land Oticcst Tur-nH. A-z1-l on the sd day of November, l--I. at 1l o'clock o m- of that day. on Pre-emu'Iun Ir-.-...-I Statement No. 7-g for the SL s Nlis and Nt'- SEi.. See. l.. r. I5 S. R. Is F.. tnd x NWs -.c @. y. e <. E t9 r. He uuue= 5s vItrr--.s i--1'- IT, Hewitt Thomas Gates. th;ll.- q. N-g.- --l Andrew Couly. all of Tucson. ir--HEa.
 HENRY cot SINS. L..l-t.-. Fir-l publication. Oct. 2-y-lv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

Two Chinese students attending the Land Theological Seminary at Cincin- natl were assaulted by four young roughs on Sycamore street Wednesday night, and one of them knocked down and se- verely injured. The assailants escaped. There was no attempt at robbery, the
 assault being one of mere wantOnness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
U.s.L,yD OFFICE. rrcsoy. Aulay.

Oc-aH.. ,--. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT .a-- ~ A. Paige has nled notice of intention 'H l..-f final proof before tLe RegiStc- and Ig.t.- q the |. S Land Office in Tucson. Ar-- .r -. at day of November, 1S-t. at Q o'r.rr.. ..- IT r. that day. on PIo-omptiou ugclsUfu .'.1I.1. NI. 7-1 for tho NJ SLtt and N-- ~N . -r- lt. T. lI S H. t-E. He uama- ,. .ysIt trH--.-a--.,, Y. Hewitt. Thomas tiate-, Charles H- N..H-l- Andrew Couly. all of Tucson A-znr.-
 HENEI COUSINS. Res fIr-t publication. Oct 3-y--5w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

The Florida AEriculturist says this is the last year'cheap orange lands can be procured There is very little left, ex- cept in private hands, and it will bring big puces in the future.
 Henry Ward Beecher's resignation from the chief editorShip of the Christ ian Union ends another starring attempt in newspaper work. It is probably To secret that 1t has not been successful
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

REV. B. r. EDwAAus. the u1E pastor of the T. J. church in this city, arrived from Kansas On Saturday, Nov. l2- Alr. Edwards is a pleasant and scholarly gentleman, and will make many warm friends personally and for his church ln this citv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
The yrLoi Eiiuc.
TTruu tI-a FI--rrC1 iu-oru-is,. ]

From tLa Florence Ll-erp-ls'
 This mine, located u the Papaeo country, about twclty-cight miles south of Casa Graude, and owned by Judge J. D. Walker and Col. P. E. Brady. ot Flor ence, has attracted a great deal Of atteU- tiOn from prominent mil-rg mcl lately. l. l. one of the few mines which has paid handsomely from the grass roots down, and bids fair t0 becoiue ole of the heav.e est bullion producers of the Terri tory. Some English capitalists, who own the claims surrounding this splendid property, have made strenuous efforts to get possession of the Nekol, but sc far have been unsuccessful. the ogtcrS not wishing to sell. It is their intention to work the mine and slip the ore III they have accumulated sufficient Co buiid.a small mill. When this purpose shall have been accomplished then Messrs. Walker and Brady will need nc other source Of income to insure them i rapid and certain accumulation of great wealth. \ mining expert, by the name of Mckee, has examined the uIIc and offered to erect teu-stamp mill pu the ground for a small interest in the prop erty, but the owners have declined 10 accept his proposition.
 The main tunnel on this mine has reached a depth of 1lS feet and in orS all the way. The pr0prietors are shipping ore from this tunnel at the rate oi about ten tons per month, and every toI oi 1t runs over S3OD iu silver. From this re- turn Messrs Walker and Brady reco ve over S200. Beside the ore they are ship ping they have about lj1 tons of seroud- grade ore, free milling, on tLe Cump, which will run from $40 to 500 per ton. Beside the main tunnel several prospect tunnels and a shaft have been oTened and all show orc high in grade and great in quantity. A force of twelve men are at work on tho mine taking out ore. We are informed bv Colonel Brady. vi o re- turned this week from a visit G. the mine, that quite a number or prospector, are at work in the district Jcre Fryer and associates asc pushing work on their claims with satisfactory results, and Nr. Andrews, whose claims lie five miles to the east of the Walker-Br.jy camp, Is at work Ge-.lorinr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

4 CoScERT j. shortly to Toe given un- der the auspices ot the Catholic Church for the purpose CT raising funds to pur- chase a pipe organ for the Church of San Augustin in tlis city. The best local talent will aid in the entertainment and it will doubtless be very successful and pleasant affair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
NOTICE

IUo.ON. PI1lN .u-N-T. .
 AEIZ0Nk IFEMr1EY. bcfob.r II l--. . ITO CHARLES BAiNE OR AM ONL CLAIM E ing title under hiu.
 You are hereby notified that wg us r- "a signed. have expended OuH Euudu-. N#. labor and luproveWeit upon -lc ts.-.H. l-.s NIEc. situate in Helvet.a Mining p,-l- t-a county, Arizona Territory. E order tI .u.. sad promises under the provisions uf c..I. -'-i 4 the Eevi-ed Statutes of tue United States la-. thr amount required Co fo.u the el-.e i"- Cd yeI ending December 5l. uSi.
 And z within nlusts days aLrr p-. ...H. I thss notice you fail or efuse c. Uu.... .... y.1 portion of sad expenditure a- a r.-.E...- gI- interest in -lld claim Vll haruUe fHrf-...r- | lh. -abscr bers under sad section --t.
 THOMAS rEahNaP ocl6 Jm JAMES eLlNLiA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

MR. CoyryaroN JOHNSON, Superin- tendent of the Ecm9sa Company, at Harshav. arrived in the city Sunday eyen- ing in time t0 take the tram for San Francisco, where he goes fora week on mining bushes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
U.s.L0D OFFICE rTrrs7y. Ar-z.s..

SrrteInbs. i..a. i-,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JESUS ~ NouuJp has nlefi notice oi hts l.-.l-l". '' make inal proof before tLr HpE-taraHl .s-t.'- er ar thc [. x. Land Office iu Crc-.-. t. 4..1 Che l2fh dIy Of October. l--i. a- ]. nr..-s a '.. of that day. on Pre-eUrIou Usr.rr. state meut No. s--. for the NE. of .H. .... H- 7-'- tion l- Township | S. Range lf. ]. name a- his witnesses M8rario Aulra lt. sr-...I i-- s-crD. Jesus CarriIlo and Lo-alz z1 N.ss-... a-- of Tucson. 4. T.
 HENRY COUSINS Register. First Publication. Sept. 1u. I--i. V-N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

ASY country that can stand the cow boys, the Apache, the hot weather, the gubernat0rial scramble, the foods, and still live, must eventually come ont all right. We arc having our share of lt, this year, anI yet Arizona was never more prosperous than 1t present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF EAJN&N U .rrr r.. | fl.s aay r-.l ii--,.F.H H.... ..-' The Lr-.uu VAL D. con .-.-.. -. who U.U collect ali b. .~ an ... u-s- oi t.- uua. Js...- n. ..-....
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

STEAM hoisting works from Rochester, New York, are al the depot, consigned to Mir. Marcus Katz, for the Auvaca Mil and Mining Company, Arizona. The machinery will be forwarded in few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
U.s.L,SD OFFICE AT TUr-cy. ta-z.y....

us. LAND OFFICE AT TUe--y. t.rz.yA
 S-uteu.hs- ---.. l--i- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DEWITT ~ C. Gage. hls filed notice of ute-t0i '' make final proof before the E sister and a'- ceIver of thc U. s. Land O1ice iu IUr-.r. d. i- on the 9l-h Jay of October. l--1. rt I.u. r.1-G So m. of that day. on Pre-emptIou D"c..-.f -l -,a- menr No. 6l-. for the Ei- of rir SN and "'' e- the SEi. of Sec. a. T 2 <. EI6l. ha ran--s s- witnesses Robert C. Wood. Gro. E. 'o0k, a. Do Dot-0u and John RIo.le-. all of Na-arI .s Ar- zoua. HENRY cot SiNS Ea.s-.-
 First publication. September Is. i,-i- "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

WEno.ice thl. @ uumbero' exchanges, who have no political axes to grind, are strongly favorins the appointment ol Secretary Gospe- as Iremuu-' ssccessor. They are satisfied with eTroo[s he has given Of his fitness isc tls position by the manner in which Lo has performed the duties of the office ln tle absence oi the Pathlinder.- Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Information Mnnied.

Information wanted Of Henry Le Roy, formerly resident Of Waterford, Y. '. When last heard from said to be at Casa Grande, A. T., where he is supposed to have had several mining claims. Any person acquainted with his whereabouts will confer favor upon his brother and friends by communicating Co J. W. At kinson, care of Chapin & Gore, -3 South Halsted street, Chicago, I.linlls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

IT is stated in army circles that Gen. eral Mcdowell, commanding the De pertinent Of the Pacific, is to go on the retired list. A new department com mGnder will soon be selected
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

I,TFrr. r. \. Wm1c5x, 18th infantry, has been appointed counsel for the In- dian scouts that are being tried by the General Court Martial at Fort Grant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
NOTICE
 TAXPAYERS!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IHA "---- - V vI-lt tbe following named place 60. ..'- l pose of collecting tte Territorial and ...--- Tax on Property and Ppl---aT. u comp.
 ,sIta an As- ro ameud Section No t-,J '. - Act fo provide rryeuue for the I-rrts-l a-l several counties thereof approved f.h--a1l - f-15. which shall constitute lawful ....-a-a- the rsF-..eut of all TaNe- charged rlt' f-- Che Tax Roll approved February la. i'.@
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

DISSOLUTION NOTICE

V'HE FIRM OF McBiIN A rrr.. A Harshaw and Ll Noris. Pima ,-, ot Territory, has thls day h-,1. q -...- -,s consent All outs -ardin-; s..ea--. |. ..- 5-.il , bT kT.-ls-l i's n, X 4lCij ,I,.l, ;1,T5e. b,s
 l-'. H.HIv Tucson, X. T., Oc-obor %. l.,- ''''--'. The undersi -ned have th.- I..- f.--.... Iartqerslip rgdtr Che Erm ra...- a..l .,.'.;, hres ha sl N 1-cbain Cor tIs Tu-l 0-a .s ---.- ins general me--Ean.l-a hu-lr r. .- -. '-'- ot Harshaw and Ll Noris. P-a e.---., |, 70 2 All outstanding accounts due-I4 t-,. s-' s;,.. A, Z. Ban Sigre-s sIIl be cJucr-ag b. A- VIII pay all debts contracted tr -.. sam.
 lltafF- rl--H.-
 L. l. H.'...,
 Tucson, AT. October -4. i--l r.... ......--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Local Intelligence.

TIE foundation timbers ol the tower for the city fire bell have been placed in position. and the mechanics are buslly at work on the structure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

W.B. PHELPS, an arE0naut of Cahfor- mia, and an oldoperator il Arizona mln- ing property, accompanies MT. Willard to Sonora for the benefit Of hls health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

In the City of Mexico Wednesday night eX-PresIdent Diaz was married clyllly to Miss Romero Rubizo. The witnesses for General Diaz were Presi- dent Gonzales and General Pacheco: for the bride, Ramon G. Guzman and Manuel Soaredra.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

AH. AETHCE A KNOX, formerly Of Of Tucson, but more recently Of Empire City. has gone t1 Los Angeles. The Herald of tla- cllr s-r5 ot u--l. "1lr. i. {. Knox form sr.E a- t..'s eitT but BOW of Arizona, is paying a F.=-- Co lis father in this clry. llE Knox, We are glad to learn Aas been quite. aG-ees7-U. ln the ''Son Kissed -.ui, being JLs owner oi .a number 0t prom .-E claims near tAc Total Wreck u t..s Empire Districts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Ar late h5arI last Sun Iay a man VT

Ar a late h1ur last Sun -aE a man vas assaulted on Conre@s street. uo- far from the Congress Stree. Lodging House, as he was returning t3 lis lpIg- lngs, by two men who Euoreei hlm down, bruising and cutuEg Linn very badly about head and face from which the blood run freely. They tore his pockets open ni took twelve dollars from hial-aL the money Le had with him-and left him l-m- ca tac ground and madz~gC8I tbeir escape. The y.c- inn Vas Uua5la s3 recognize his asSaI- ants in the darkness and could give no description ol .L-u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

ONE or the Las. resuecieI and vel known members cl tla legal fraternity Of Tucson, whose venerable locks he- token an age tla. lls physical and intel lectual vig1r seem c. deny, c1utemplates a visit to 1uea-al .lts aD argLe-l logical expedition. hltl dry auuor and sly twinkle of tie eye Le remarked that should the expedition fail in making very important discoveries, its success would be assured br briuruE him back as a snecimeu cl prehistoric antigu5t-.  ' TIE Masonic Lodge, at an informal meeting Monday, made arrangements through a com4.tt-a ta complete a con- tract with Hon. II. $. Stevens --- alodge room in his new block near the Cosmo- politan hotel The juiliin-, ou which work had been sul pended for few days to determine tlIs question. VIII at once be pushed Co completion. The hall will be 30 by 63 feet inside measure with two ante-roJms le hy 20 feet and r l1y P feet in size respectively. and a banquet room g by 25 feet. It is to he a first class structure lu every respect and VIII be handsomely fIwls -cl h- fine lodge. The hall used present by the lodge is inadequate to tle wants o. t-gf- lerUIly. and larger one ls aE imperative Uccl8- sIty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

TIE cost of living in the East is stea ii- ly increasing, while with us it is as steaii- ly decreasing. A man can live in Tomb stone or Tucson about as cheaply as in any Eastern city. or course t is more costly away from the railroads, owing to the increased cost of freighting. Each year tt will be growing less with us, be cause we shall be growing more and more self-sustainiug. The agricultural interests of Arizona are capable of suf- ficient expansion t1 feed million peo- ple. The man who gets his knowledg ge of this country from looking at one of Colton's maps will be very much in the dark. The agricultural area is small compared with the total acreage, but it k sufficient to be an empire in itself IGiObe Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Scarcity Of ''Double-Barreled'' Preach

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says that the vast majority of preachers can not preach two good sermons iu one day. and it has resolved itself into a question whether the church members would ave their sermon all milk or have it half milk and half water. "Double-barreled ministers are not SO thick as they Used to be, he remarked "There are very few ministers who can preach, and atiii fewer iaymen who can remember two good sermons. People can't remember the two, particularly when they are di- verse. They go tp church for the same reason they go Co the opera. IL is for the reasoning, the rhetoric and the ex- citemeEt that they .-0. Not one in zen of those who went in thr morning cared to go a5 night Co hear a plain sermon. I will do my people the justice to say" he added, "that they cant digest two ser mons, and they don't attempt to-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

Ar the meeting u5 t-e creditors of Lord G Williams Co., al Lord $ Wii- Hams, held n the 1-.h, large num- ber of creditors were ragsCaa al--a, nearly all of whom .-a-' al a..-asILsl- to ac- cept the p-.ua-.ul advanced lilly cents on the dollar. The Bank ul Cali fornia refused q. l--rr -u.1 the a-rae- ment, having asea-.aiue3 chat SlEN.1 cf its demand had been invested il cattle business, which amount, vECu I.ld iG f1il, they would subscribe -a tLe agree msnt chec-lu.lg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

There V as an electric light man ID 1Sl2 who pr1possl to light Paris ty about half a dozen " art tic.al suns" and who got some money subscribed Co spend in eXperimeutS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20

Swiss immigrants are pouring into Kentucky.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Vanderbilt, Papago District, Sept. 24, Mrs VI L Bigelow, G 5 Eaton.
 Seiover Papago District, Sept. 24, G 5 Eaton, Mrs Nj r Bigelow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-04

Yesterday a Polish woman named
Francisco GOwalsk, who came here with
the emigrants who arrived in this city
about two weeks ago, went to the clothing
store of Adolph Albert. She had a one
year old child with her, which was very
sick. She said she was in destitute Cir
ccmstances. Mr.. Albert took her to DIR.
Stehman, physician at the city dispensary,
who attended the child, and advised Mr..
Albert to have both it and the mother
taken to tho hospital. Mr.Albert then saw
the mayor, DR.. Ehler, one of the hospital
physicians, and d. B. Landis, president of the
poor directors board and he had the wom-
an and child taken to the hospital. The
child is suffering from inflammatory catarrh
and is better to-day. The woman went to
sec Mr.. Albert because he was able to
speak her language and by reason of the
interest taken in her by him, she is n a
place where she and the child will receive
proper attention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-04

In tho supreme court, yesterday, the fol-
lowing Lancaster county cases were heard
Shirk and Becker's appeal. W. II. Will
son for appellants Emlen Franklin 70.
appellees.
Swartz VS.. House. d. G. Eshleman for
plaintiff i'm error; E. D. and H. NJ. North
for defendant in error A. Herr Smith in
reply.
Harnish VS.. Herr. A. o. Newpher for
plaistiff in error II. NJ. North for defend
ant in error ID. G. Eshleman in reply.
The Harnish aud Herr case was heard
further this morning and also the follow
ing:
Edw. Welchans VS.. the city of Lancas-
ter Atlcc and J. Hay Brown for Welch-
ans, G. NJ. Kline and ID. G. Eshleman for
the city.
Hershey ct. al. VS.. Gohn Given for
Hershey aud II. NJ. North for GOhn.
About dozen members Of the Lancas-
ter bar had an elegant banquet in Mr..
Steinmctz's room at the Lochiel last night,
Justices Paxson, Mercur, Sterrett and
Green being guests of the occasion.