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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-15

Thus faT, Mrs. GHteld bears uP mos; hcrolcally. notwithstanding the terrible or deal through which she has passed and Is passing: ou;wardly. she holds herself ri,h much composure. h al L~r conversation with her stricken husband she whisrs.s .y hin words of cheer. She has the firm coz viction the President will l.re. a wi,L iu which the country joins Mr, Blame i. constant in her attendance upon the Fr,si- dent $ wife.
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l. seems to Us rather extravagant on the part of woo. growers and others who deal in wool and wooien goods to be pay;ng out large sums of money annually in shipping Ha'i olt and wooien goods il:o the territory. when, hy the erection of a woolen factory on the Verde or some other available point, the whole thing might be changed. Let sheep oaGers and others unite in an effort to se- cure a wo2,en factory, and We believe their cfni.s would be c.oEned with success.
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The l6tn Day of Ju y, A, D. 1881,

al be hour of ten m front of tte Court Hou-e in Pre-cOtt. said county and Territory I, IUsepa k Walker, Sher1r Of Iavapai county. ATzyEa, WIu -n right, title and i,terezt oTDe;. possessed, by the -iRer hl and Mining company the da when the transcript of the docket U! judgment filed in the ofhce Of the Recyrier Of Yavspa cOunfy Arizona, tO-Wi: The 10th day nf January A. IL ISsi al tune thersaft@r iu and to the spoYe described property to the highest bidde. far cash, lawful money of the United St..es-
 JOSEPH R. WALK LR. sheriff. Prescott, June 22, ISsl.
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Sherin7s Sale.

 of the Territory ArizOuA and for the County of YGvSpai
 Henry Asher and Louis wollenberg. part ners doing busIness under she nrn nzms of Asher woIsnbe-g, tlsintr1s, James Fine. Defendant
 Under and by virtue of order sal- and execution issue out of the District Court of the Third Judca District of the ferriOry of Arorz, iII and fer County of IAvapz in the above e1flsd action where in Asher ollsnherg. the above named plain taDed jGdm- decree of fort against he above named defendant, James Fs. which said tu6s- meni a1d dfcre@ is duly recorded in Judgment Book l. PAss 4ss +s9 s5o 45l, of said District Co1rt am commanded to sell that ce tain property, to-wi the Arst north extension of the War Eagle Ioe aIedgs being in the BrA5shaw ins in BradEhEw Mining District, in Ysyapai County, m AT ZoBa Terrltory Public Notio. is hereby give that SATURDAY, JULY 9TH. 1881, AT l2 NJ, of that da in front of the Court Holse doJr in the Vii age of PrescJti sad County of YsyapAi, win ssu the above described real Pub Auctlop. o the highest bidder for cash, to Itfy said exeu..cn and A l costs.
 JOS. R. WALKER, Sherf.
 Per L. E. ST. yANE-, Deputy. !, Prescott, June 2Sd. 1881 jas
 POSTPONED. The above sale is hereby postponed until the 23rd nst Saturday, at the same place and hour.
 JOS- K. WALKER, Snsrff. Prescott July srh. issI.
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There continues a marked improvement, in the condition of President Garfield, and the nation bresthes more freely. His pulse, temperature and respirationare more healthy. The nourishment he takes IS well digested, and every symptom encouraging. His sleep IS frequent and refreshing.
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The Silver Belt is out. iu favor of Judge Anderson for re&t Goyyrnyr of Arizona. A Fremont is still Governor, and most likely to remain aS such 50 long as he elects, it's useless frr the bel;. or any other Journal in ,hc Territory to be continually nominating this oue and that one for the Gubernqtorial ,hair of Arizona.
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PROTESTING.
SJ ES' RIBEg.

Gla County. through i,s Board of Super ,is"rs. protests ass'Hst the bullion tax re- l.eal becoming operative The MiNEE has always maintained that the n"r proceeds "f mines should be taxed jus, the same a> any ether property Ne rr.,d [" prevent the passage "f the acr frfealin- the law. but T"mmy Gates with his h.- oi gold was t"" much f"r II, and others win" opposed the nefarious repeal We hope our Beard of Supervisors Will also see fit to fellow Gila County. and also rcpudistr the swindle per I.etrAted Ly the Eleventh Legislative Assem- hly last winter. Equal taxation in all thing Is only ju-: Ard right, and l,t it SD b. main tained.
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Dis solution of COpartnership.

Notice issrehy given to,xhorn may concern thatthe partnership heretofore existing and known Brig ham City Go or Lake Co., doing business at Brig ham City, Al ache County, ArzOna, has this day bv mutual agreement been dissolved. and all parties havr claims sg2'nst -al1 Company or inGebted it. are hereby notified to preseut s1ch or settle with WTn Balisrt oE O. before September lsf. IssI who s authorized 70 s-tte all outstanding accounts of said Company.
 WN. BALLARD
 Business Agent of sad Co BEistaI City, AIachc County, Jun. .sth, lssI
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Prescott, yu.y l2th, 1SsI
SAFES. SAFES,

Fer sale, three first class FIRE and BUR- GLAR PROOFSA 'E1>, at very low figures. Weight of safes, ,5O0 pounds each, with lat est improved Halls locks"
 c. D. BROWN, Prescott, July II, 1881.
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DI,..s,. EFJL The -enci.l ;iu, e. .si.s, i.t I.lacei in H.. hands f Secretary G"sper, months ago. .non,v With which to lay for the printing o; the laws and journals of the Eleventh Legislative Assembly. and vet. un- blu>hinsly. the Secretary walks the streets of jIesc"tt. snt gives mo mag any satisfac- tion A> t. when ihe sad laws and journals will he furnished to the public. There is no sX..u~e for the unreasonable and very damag- ,i.. .i.!sy .l the premises. Is 1t the interest n .9,~ H,.!l,v which interfersl
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NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM TT MAY v concern, that We win not be responsible for any bLs . nfrlcsed for goods or supplies furnished either sut-ooutractors any oh persons ernplo1 ed on the Atlantic and Paci1e RAlrosd said parties have an order from of firm their business manager JOHN PRICE CO.,,
 agstzH. June l. 1881. Railroad CoutrActors
 Democrat please copy.i enos
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of the Telsoty of Arizona and for the County of fasApN.
 John Spruance and g. L. Stanley. partnersA doing business under the firm name aud style of spru4nce, Stanley k Company, plaintiffs,
 L. ?, Nash, defendant.
 By virtue Og execution issued out of the above en- titlei Court the sth day f June A b l.s.l unan judgment nteTet and dOeke ed in sai, Court and Co. 2sth day of Jgnc A. D lsl favor of the above named p1iEtas and agans: the above name1 defend sum of Sl sss i6.lo0 and seeming costs. com handing to satisfy said juugmsnt out of the personal property of said judgment debtor or If sufficient personal property cannot be found, then out Of the real property iu sad YsvarAi County belonging to said ungent uebior, the 18th day of November lss0 have duly levied upon by required, tAls Sh day of July, ls, all the uzh'. title and Bserest owned, posse s-d or Eed by the said |. r. Nazh on said 18th day Of November A. D. l-sl in and to the following descr.hsl pI 3psTiy, to-sii:
 That ger an mining claim lode known the ''Cioicen Wonder" commencing al A notice posted in cODspicous place upyn the ledge, ard running seven hundred and ffy t7og) feet uortherly and seven hundred and fifty i75u feet soutkerly rszkiny ef,e hundred 5nOI feet along the vein toge'tr wta three hundred 800 feet esen side af the Vein and located heinz sa and onehai nss southwesteriy from Bircd aad heDon ds r".ch, u Green Valley, n Tonto Ba.lD, la 1A'S al County the Territory of ArzOns being te property attached at the instance V plaintiffs in the anove eutitled action he ST dNy of November D. 1880. toEether Niih all the tenements, heredita- ments and sppurtsnADess ther.unto belonging in snywise appertaiIing. therefore hereby give public notice that on the
 30th day of July, A. D. 1881. the hour of 10 in front of the Court EOuse in Prescott in said County and Territory, l. Joseph R. Walker sherin of Yavrpsi County ArIOns. ~in sell al the ght title and interest ovnsI possessed held by 1884, in and 10 the above described prop-ryto the hign est bidder for cash lawful money of e United States.
 JOSEPH R. WALkER,
 Prescott Jrlv sth I9sI
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N0Iicc.
[. s. LAND OFFICE,

TO JI"aes ". NcGiBHeS, Greeting iol are hereby 'itei tO PpeaZ st this otace on be 27th day of July, l~si, al o'clor., m ,, ho. cause, .oy. ~hy yoar DeclN atJry sratem.n. : Q. le4, Tor stI Of SWls and w. of >wL. section 70 Iownship S \ ,, sI@u not he cancelled Tor r,sn compliance with the Pre-e:npti0n Laws
 w.S. KELLY,
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N0tlce
U s. LAND OFFICE, PREsCOTT,A- T., May 2O;h. 1881.

T..
 PEEscoTT,A. T., May 2O;h, 1881. To JaH'es 1T. Aiderson, Greeting:
 You are hereby notified to appear a. this offes on the 5h cay of August next to show cause if v tbere oe shy your dec ar4'ory statement, Nc. e42. for n x. W i4 and N- W !, of :. w. !. Sec IS .ni N P of N W. | Sec p, Twp IS, V R. F. shau noi be cancelled for noneOmilsnc with ile Pre-e-nr lion hT T-". EIz-T. R-x.ster.
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De Et.E- take Notice.

dersiErei VII ficsse core forv4 ra a. s,ra ,.ba, wlse taeif aecoHut' wiu be lac-d tn the hands of y Ati"rieys lm4SiI JUL. V. RODgSBVRG
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At a Bargain!- SPRING WAGON FOR SALE!

spriac wagon with side. back aad front springs. suitar- For one or two horses Alcs; good as nex Is onered for sale. Appiy for terms, etc,
 G. URFER'S. Prescott, July h, 1891.
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Dr Lenz. in a ryoent lecture n Paris, ciy';s his personal experiences and inyesti- .,ations e: the Cheat Sahara Desert. His explorations extended fiu-n Mprocoo to Tim buctoo. Georaphers. he declares, ale all mistaken m representing tEe Sahara as q dead, sandy level H. ioand II to be a vast r.ia.eau elevated l.0D0 feet above the At lantic. irregular m smfscc. Rocks succeed sandy plains, with h.re and there cases covered with grass and shubtcay. Stagnant sheets of shallow nater OccIu At mtcvals. I, is nut the bottom of iried up s-a sll ths fo.-.iz - tt-....a. ..sis1s.---s s' fT3.si, gaIof No portion "f the sahara lies below the sea level. According L. ths Doci"Is account, We should judge ;Ee Sahara !" be Dpt nearly SD fori,iIding m aspect. or difficult 10 tray crse as the Great Cul"rad" Desert of south ern California.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE HAT THE MANAGE ment of ny business, heretofore under Wrn Corrx longer in my employ. JOHN a CaIpRETy "
 Prescott. June Is lslI
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Tae >a,. F.anslsco Report. ' June 2l, says that Leut J. McE. Hyde. |. S. \, Is a3 the F2lac,-
 Leu' Hyde was for.seriy Quar,erlnaster st Fv.: r'y- .,-t excellent officer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-15

An Arkansas girl refused to marry L-i lower unless he peI1omed some heroic deed. i,, .l",.cl Ditl her mother.
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C. F. craN>. 51s Tfn> sf. ga0a Ia, sza FraHciseo 1 ssl, A2,Sf for c., AEiLoSA MnER ia Ia; eity. H,i avtkOrr,d Co ol>et moa,yE dae lh!s esiabliII =erf tak, oTa>rf oT adr>Ttisias asd atend t0 gAy s,As- t-rtA>Ii der0!vis2 upsa AIM A< rsPr,seEtatise y ns PrbtisEsr
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THE COWBELLOGIANS

IL Is all well enough for the City AuthUri- ties to make free cormoners of mich COWS to a limited number, say one or two to each family. The COW Is a most useful animal and ought to be afforded every facility for obtaining the Dest food, and tD that end should be allowed to crop the tender grasses un the commons and waste places about the city. but We submit the proposition to the sound sense of every thinking man and ~o- han m Prescott. as to whether 1t IS right, just or reasonable fer people to let their COWS run at large through the town, each wearing . deafening, changing. loud sounding iron bell. with which to murder sleep. In some portions of the city the entire population Is kept awake night after night by continuous cir,iegrse of cowL bells Can the City Fathers I.Gt a stop to il by an ordinance requiring town COWS to lay aside their bells
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To Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that tho City ,.1rs ,r- nov due and any such taK rensain uursid Augu.. lst will become delinquent.
 J. II. pODsOS.
 By C. l.. SPENCER. ,,. x,. .- D1pzty.
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Railroad.

We would urge upon business men the necessity of taking immediate action in pro curing money or something whereby We may toe enabled to build branch rail road from our town to the line of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The urgency of this mat ter IS greater than is generally conceded, and action at once Is very essential. Welded to the whole civilized world by band of steel. We have have nothing to fear. without it we are &t the mercy of perhaps some new place that may spring into existence.
 IL were the dawn of happier days for this people if we could all subordinate our selfish ncss and indifference to the general interest, if we could call back the spirit of public vir- tue that would have Cibbcted, upon the streets of Boston or Louisville, the yenal legislators who should have dared to with hold the senatorial tu.a from the shoulders "f Webster or a Clay to sell II to some cvuceItei or incompetent accident upon w,am God n. Lis infinite derision had be- s,oweI great .slti.-FiaIA Ton Fi:ch's cT..li,n al Tombstone
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Teams Wanted '

PRICE. KING x Co, Railroad C0ntrsc:- crz- near Flag Staff. want irelEhtrrS iuas1lais-y carry supy,4e from Prescott ;He.r tanT and s aJ TlcO Cents I CT POItHd .. for the same sppy 10 L. BA IF ORD co. P."sco
 PRICE, kINU Cp, Prescott, June 3, Is.I-t.
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SheriG's Sale,

In the District Cer-t u sbe Thrd Judicial Dstrict of the Tl.oty of Arizona in and for the County of fasApa.
 John Spruance and 2. L. Stanley. partnersl doing business under the firm name al.d style
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3Oth day of uly, A. D. 1881.
Admini.,rator's A Sale of Real Estate

Prescott, July sth 1881
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"a RINGING LETrER."-Ths New
Albany Qndiana) Public Press OF the
I'd instant contains letter over the Sig
nature Of John b. Stotsenburg, Esq, son
OF Evan q. Stotsenburg, of this city.
The question of Prohibition has been
introduced into the politics of Indiana
and Mr.. Stotsenburg's letter lakes strong
and open ground against 1t. He forciLly
and ltquentiy urges The Democrats Of
indiana 10 make no CONCESSIONS TO tli
Prohibitionists and Insists that il wou d
be an act OF Injustice to pass proni i.
tory law. He refers to The passage OF
such q law Ii Indiana some twenty
years ago, and says the State suffered
greatly In consequeDce--lhat a larg,
quantity OF trade aud money was thrown
into Illinois aud Kentucky, greatly to
the injury Of Indiana. Mr.. SIS letter il
strong one, and is very highly spoken
OF by his Democratic friends.
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DECAY OF ENGLISH ARrsTooRAcY
ANEvITABLE.-The English farmers
are greatly exercised over the oompe-
tition their products are meeting with
IN the markets of England. They see
no clear way of avoiding this and an
tioipate still greater competition. As
VIII be seen from an article elsewhere.
mr. Blake, large English land
noioer and extensive farmer, has taken
the trouble to come to this country and
examine this matter for himself, and
ne has arrived at the conclusion tha,
American competition Is only in ;ts
infancy now; that Ave or SIX wears
from this time the English farmer will,
hnd American meat live and dead and
American grain very much harder &C
compete with than now. he does no,
seem to think 1t possible for Englist
farmers to sustain the trial which
seems to be inevitable in the near fu.
ture and he apprehends heavy re-
duotien in the value of English farm.
Ing lands 40 q consequence, and with
this must come the gradual decay to
the great landed aristocracy Of the
British Islands.
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COMPLIMENT TO GEN. HANCOCK
Col Forney in Prooress very proper ly
says: 'It is very graceful and gra,e.
full thing to note that Secretary
Lincoln should have invited Gen.
eral Hancock to take charge of the
military ceremonies ct the Yorktown
celebration in October next, and that
General Hancock should have accept
cd the honor. President Linceln held
the Gallant Hancock very near his
heart, and when, after saving the
stricken field of Gettsburg. 1t was
supposed that he was mortally wound
cd no more affectionate message was
sent than that which came from the
man who less than two years after fell
BY the hands of the assassin no
doubt inspired by this memory bis
faithful son wrote with q warm sim
cerity to the peerless soldier at Gov
ernor's Island"
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TIE LETTER of Messrs. VIM. M.

TIE LETTER of Messrs. VIM. M.
Kennard & Co., deploring the discus =
sion Of the management of the hos.
pital in this city is just what might
have been anticipated. The GAZETTE
has abstained from referring to the
matter further than to furnish the
very truth Of the condition CT affairs,
and give brief denial of the numer.
ous and slanderous charges that have
been hurled at the physicians and gen.
tlemen constituting the Board Of
Health and In charge of the hospital.
The firm alluded to says the discussion
shaving injured the spring and summer
trade we have no desire to have the
fall trade damaged in this manner"
Nothing could be more natural and
proper than tina: those who have felt
the injury should give expression to
the fact, and the letter of the firm
seems to be oouohed In very mild,
proper and appropriate language.
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~ TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

EvERY
DIR. JAMES TODD, OF PHILADELPHIA,
VINO for many years has been emlneniIy
successful In the treatment ofCHRONIC
DISEASES, has opened an office at
so2 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on Tuesday
and Friday of each week, between the
nours Oh A. n. and 8 P. N. Persons su +
fering from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
OF Appetite. CONSTIPATION. Nervous Weak
nesn, General Debility ,Catarrh, !, N Neuralgia,
Deafness, Roaring Sounds In the Head
broncnitis. .Asthma. Diseases ofthe Throat
Lungs, and Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Womb
Brighrs s.n,,s disease. seiataca. Lumbago,
orIhoids or Piles, Functional Diseases of
me Heart, certain stages Of Marssmus
and Lung Consumption. Scrofula, PIm-
pies on the Face. Diseases OF the Blood
and SKIN, Scald Head. &C, &C., will md
~ greatly TO their advantage to call. az
they will be told with certainty what
aiis them, and when q cure Is promised
you can rely upon 1t. Consultation free.
Jyl6 6m.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s.. s..

NEW CASTLE COUNTY 8. s.
The State OF Delaware 10
snau the Sheriff OF New Castle
SEAA county, Gresting; Whereas,
Mary q. chase, by her peLi
lion " the Judges OF ocr Superior Court,
nled in the office OF The Prothonotary OF
the said Court, In and for the county OF
New Castle, for the cause OF com piai n /
therein a. LEGGED, has made application TO
our said Judges that decree may Je pro-
nounced dissolving the marriage exist.
Ing between the petitioner and her hus-
band, Thatcher Chase.
We, therefore, command you, as you
have been heretofore commanded, that
be aud appear before the Judges OF our
said Court at the next term thereof, to be
held at Wilmington on Mond ~, the
twenty -eighth day OF November next, to
answer the allegations OF the said petit
ton, and also to snow cause, II any he
has, why decree of the said Court
should not be made dissolving the mar
riage existing between him and the said
petitioner. according 70 an act of Assem-
DIy, In such case made and provided and
also 10 do and receive WHIT the said
Court shall then and there consider con-
cernlng him in this behalf, as TO the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said act OF As
this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Com.
eggs, Esquire of Wilm ingJon. the twen-
ty-hfth day at May. A. u. Eighteen hum
dred and eighty-one.
GEO. A. MAXWELL.
PTothonutary.
Assueu, June IL, 1851. t-l1-3 70 os
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MONEY CHEAP.-The Philadelphia
Ledger says: There 10 no noteworthy
change In the money market in this city,
loanable funds being in abundant sup
ply. For business paper the rate i.
mainly to n per cent. Call loans rule
o. 204 per cent. At New York lhe
supply is ample, and call loans rule at
zfeOS per cent. on pledge of stock col.
lateral and 2@2A per cent on United
States bonds. Time loans are offered a,
. to per cent. on 90 days to 9 months
piiis. In the discount marke. prime
mercantile paper is quoted at S64A pei
cent.
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N ORDINANCE
IA CONCERNING
PRIvY VAULTS AND CESSPOOI.Ss

Be q ordained by he CITY Council OF Wil-
nin0ton -
SECTION /. That from and after the
passage ofthis Ordinance IL shall be law
ful for the owner OF any cesspOol or privy
vault In this city to connect the same
with and drain the same through any o I
the covered pablic sewers, upon the own
er first obtaining a permit from the street
Commissioner and the payment to him
OF n fee OF so cents, which said fee shall
be for the use OF the city. yhe owner
making such connection shall leave the
sewer In as good condition as he shall
have found In 9 same.
SECTION 2. Any owner of any cesspool
or privy vault who shall connect or cause
the same to be connected with any cover
ed public sewer In this city without first
obtaining the permit specified In the
first section OF this Ordinance shall for.
felt and pay 10 the City OF Wilmington a
fine of ave dollars.
SECTION 8. All Ordinances and parts of
OrdinaI ces Inconsistent with til is Ordi-
nance are hereby repealed
Passed at City Hall August 8, 1881.
DENNIS ]. MEM ON,
President pro tenn.
Attest ;-HENRY X. PENNINGTON,
augS-I CLERK of Council.
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frotessor Newoombe, of Washington
has erected apparatus On the terrsc,
about the foundation OF the Washington
Monument, and is there continuing his
experinsuis to measure the velocity of
light 4 revolving mirror is placed at
Fort Whippls and . stationary mirror
- the monument. The time required
lbr nash Of light TO travel to the monu.
nsnt and back 70 Fort whippIe Is asoer
'sainsd ~ delicate measurements.
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NOTICEB.
NJ Office
--T0--
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
DOyER. DEL. August 3. l92

SF1<>t AAbss avs uos v, ASs'J
Notice IL hereby given to the School
Committees OF the respective School Dis
tricts within this State, that / have ap.
portloned among the several Counties Of
this State the clear income for the pres
ent year OF the fund for estab ishing free
schools and have divided and distributed
the share thus apportioned to each Coun-
lows: 10 each OF the Districts in the
City Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
tll4 10, and to each Of the other Districts
In New Castle County s85 81; to each OF
the Districts In Kent County t67,88 and
to each ofthe Districts in sussex County
$6i.49. The dividends due the Districts
In New Castle County are payable at tho
Farmers Bank at New Castle TO the
Districts In Kent County at the Farmers
Bank at Dover, and TO the Districts in
sussex County at the Farmers Bank at
Georgetown.
ROBERT ] REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer and Trustee OF School
Fund. aug4. dtawlmow.