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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-01

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-01
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

free exercise thereof The Territories of the United States are subject to the di- rect legislative authority of Congress, Eand hence the general government Is re- sponsible for any violation of constitution in any of them. It is therefore a re- proach to our Government that in the most populous of the Territories the con stitutional guaranty is not enjoyed by the people, and the authority of Congress k set at naught The Mormon Church not only offends the moral sense of mankind by saEctioning polygamy, but prevents the administration of justice through the instrumentality of law. In my judg- ment 1t is the duty of Congress, while re- specting to the utmost the conscientious convictions and religious scruples of every citizen, to prohibit within its jurisdiction all criminal practices, especially of that class which destroy the family relations and endanger the social order. Nor can any ecclesiastical organization be safely permitted to usurp in the smallest de gree the functions and powers of the Ma tional Government.
 GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY.
 And now, fellow citizens, 1 em about to assume the great trust which you have committed to my hands. appeal to you for that earnest and thoughtful support which makes the Government, in fact a. m law, Government of the people l shall greatly rely upon the wisdom and patriotism of Congress and of those who may share "ith me the responsibility and duties of the Administration, and above all to promote the welfare of this great people and their government. To this end l reverently invoke the support and blessing of Almighty God.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
COUNCIL.
F.esda--E..tE-Eonrth D,v.

TIcsday--Eifty-Foarsh Day.
 Council met pursuant to adjournment al | II otoci, a. m
 PrrsI4eut Aastegs0n iu tho Cha,r
 Roll called. Present all the members. Minutes oi Harch 7th resd and approved. C B No 1, An Ac; Co repeal An Act en. titled Al ict to facilitate the payment a. tae deht of luma County, read a 3d tims and a ul1..ou oiDor1netyu was indefinitely postponed
 CB IF. an Act to define and punish the crimes oi pc,Jury !n certain csses. read a :}d time and, on motion of Hr BsAer. u as iu- definitely postponed
 The following communication was re- cciNed from the House.
 h gse of Representatives. !
 Prescott. March :. lssI. Nr. President The House has rs.ssud ~ If 5 IF, auerdstorv of chapter Sl com piled laws, concerning mars, .t.d LiAn,i.. also ii U l-0, making appropriations for the "1Fftnt and contingent; expenses ot the civI z YcnH4@1f oi the ieu.o.y of rizona Tor tN7 1eal,. euIlas ua .Ee .si-. osy of Dvtea'ecr- i'o-, ant Tor other purposes
 RICHARD ErLE, thiei Clerk The tol.oH.ng messl.e Vas received iron, 'Ac Govern r.
 4E..TToET oF AFfzuNA.
 ENEcyrpE DllAstsaN..
 PREsCorT, March X. 1881. Fo f..o Territorial luaucl. harc @ inform toe ierritorial Council hat have >,-lati the following Acts of the .e-.S.4iiVc Assembly. namely, House nl.. g. eni!,.ea an -k-t to repeal an . .ei Ifg''4ms for tae taxation of the net 'rocee3s o. .1,a..-.
 to1acl. B.j 54. entitled ca Act t5 amend a 4ct enal-e1 s-4 .et Jg ElaSc the office of 'rot@te Jci1e sIect3vs
 t'9neii o.l. +3. entitled au Ac, ,o pro ias s siuS-H~ faId for the rayme- K j - .- rF..-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

After rccess-2:30 D. m. k Il called 1 Absent without leave, Roman. Ii B l16 taken up for consideration. Haynes offered the following amendment. | Insert at the end of lind 10, on page 3, af ter the word corporations the following | provided. that parallel and competing line. ! of railroads shai! no. be ~lidated under 1 the provisions Of this act Adopted WollenbeTg moved tn amend by inserting ! immediately after the ab vc amendment the following ''nor shall any railroad corpora tion combine with another competing rail road line for the purpose Of controlling either l fares or freights. Adopted:
 Amendments considered read 2d and 3d time. Bill as amended read in full | Bolsn oEered the following amendment l to section .: ''prpv!Ged nothing in this act shall be SD construed as in any way to amend section 25 of chapter 5l of the Compiled Laws of Arizona, paSsed at this session oi the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona. Adopted. Bolan moved to amend Sec 1 by striking out al, after the word corp rations, in subdivision r., line 1SS. Adopted.
 II No ltG, as amended, placed on fual passage.
 Roll called
 Ayes F: nays $
 On motion of Woods II E No I26 was taken up for consideration and considered by subdivisions.
 Subdivision T. as reported by committee read anI adopted.
 Subdivision B, Sec l. read.
 Woods moved to adopt subdivision Is, Sec
 Ayes and nays demanded.
 V --ir T trrr; z Sharp: i sfIsr Steadmsn Woods, Nollenbur4-I7.
 Nays iaynes, Roman, S0u;hwiek and Mr Spe1ler-a.
 Subdivisions Nos i9. 20, q. 22. g, 24 and z5 oi See l, read and adopted.
 See . read.
 Norton moved sp adopt Sec 2.
 Haynes moved Q ameaJ. to strike out of Sec that portion re'stng to District Court reporters.
 Ayes and Bays demanded.
 Roll ca..cd.
 ayes Barton. Bc-,yn, Clifford. Hayes. Liuiey, Norton, Roman, Snyder and Mr. Spe.a -9.
 Hays-B,,aa, Dunbar D5ran, Mccormick. K dyers, 3o5o, >ou-hwicS. smith, !sharr,. ,tza--alaH. Woods. Woi.enberE-I2.
 Question r-cWged on motion to adopt Sec :.
 asea aH1 hays de.aandeI. Aal called aF-s-ao.m, Brown, Dunbar. Doran. s-c .9rH4i-., Norton, Rodgers. Robb. South 1 a'i-6, SI,.n, sharp, ct adman. Woods. Vol ! eu ,gg-If
 Aay'-Bas59a, Giiarl. Haynes, Lurtey. ! Roman and ti. SpeJzel-6.
 Sec . a0 ,pCad.
 S-c $ read and adopted.
 Sec read and adop.e5
 O. motion ot Hao.s II 2 I2j va. read n tlEe ay ttle.
 Nolcuberg moved t9 amend subdivision >o 70, Sec !, by adding .G0, the amount Ii wed Mir. Knapp for papers. Adopted Roll called on final passage of H BNo l26 Avs Barton. Bolan. Drown. Dunbar lOr.E, Lurtey. NcCoruick. Norton. Rodg- Is. Eobb. Roman. Southwicb. Smith. Shy Ter, sharp. SJeadmau. Woods. Wolienberg IS.
 Nays-@iaori, Haynes and Mr. Speaker ' Appropriation bill passed On motion of Rogers the House ad djourned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
HOUSE.
Tuesday 54th Day.

Tuesday 54th Day.
 House of Representatives.
 Prescott, March &, 1881. House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp in the Chair Prayer by Rev. T. C. Hunt. Roll called. Lurty was excused for tn, day.
 Minutes of previous day read and spprov. ed.
 | The following repOrts handed in, NIT. Spcaker-1 our committee to whom was referred C ll9, an act to repeal sec. ! ilon 7 of an act to amend chapter9 of the { Compiled Laws. respectfully report the tdlI back to the House with tho rec ammenda- tion that It do not pass. JOHN HAYNES. F. J. BoLAN, II, NJ. WooDs. Ar SpeAk Akr--Your caAmittea, to whom was referred C 46, respectfully report the bill back to the House with the recoml- nendgt.9n that the hill do not pass
 JOIN HAYsEs,
 P J. BoLax,
 !. K. ROGERS, Mr. SpeakeT-Your committee to whom was referred C B 105. an act to designate holidays respectfully report the bill back to the House with the following amendments. which we rccomnehd be adopted, and after theiT adoption that the bill do pass.
 johS HATEEs,
 P. ]. BpIlN,
 !. K. Ro FRS Mir. Speaker-i iouF committee, to whom was referred II E i2l, a h,ll fGE seCs.ring liens 10 mechanics. lSborers and others, re- 1 sp-ctfui.y report the bill back to the House | with recommendation that It do not pass
 JUBS HAYNES,
 F ! kolss,
 ] k. RoGEEs Mir. SPeaker-lour committee. to whom was referred II l27. have had the same under consideration and report the bill buck recommending lts passage.
 L. WoILENBEEs.
 II. M. WooBs
 F. ]. BoLsS. With unanimous consent Wood introduced E E l2T. an act tO amend an act supple HeEta! to chap n C, the Uompiled Lave. pnctTnInG the registIsti Of vOters. sI,- 'ruved Fen. 9. 1S1J
 Read lst time. rules suspended: bill read l inc by ti;le and referred Co committee on { ! lectisas q Brown moved that the rules be suspended 1. ad tho committee on Ways and Mean. be eruit;ed to introduce bill relative to dis- net court reporters.
 Ayes and nays demanded i1il called. Aye If: nays B i29. relative to district court report '> nfT'si'''-- ee cn Ways sni ri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
EiOCaF.
Thusda y--65 D Day.

AhurSda '--0o Day.
 houss met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp m the Chair.
 Prayer by Rev. T. C. Hunt.
 Absent without lcave-RoIGan
 Following reports received.
 MT speaker-lour Committee on FIs~. uons, to whom was referred II I2S have considered the same and recommend i,. mas. sage after the adoption of the followina ad. dFtons to sectI,n ]: Subdivision ! la have added and read as foil0Ws: that no res,;s. terIag ofhcer shall be permitted to pla.,g an. name upon the Register after 20 davs h,.. fore an Election"
 Subdivision to be added and read a. ,o, lows: that m the year 1882 and every fo..,. years thereafter there shall he an su,,rely, new registration J NJ McCcHxAc. DONALD RoEB. | +. E. GITFaRn. Amendments offered by Cosanitte cn Elestions to H B l2s, read and adopted 'ln mGtion of Mf. Woods, the hill uas lad 91 the table, suhjec. t. the call e; auv meEaber of the Houss.
 on motion of Mir Brown. House took r.- cess until 1T h. ut.
 Alter recess, II a. m. Roll called As.snt -Slthnut leave, Messrs. Roman ., he following message ws. rsos.tei ffo,o the COuncil. Ar, sPsakef--The Council has concur Fed in X C CH11.
 The oenel has amended HJ R2ans ami passed the same as amended.
 The Council has cunsurrei in H,nsa Amendments to C E q. 
 fse Council has smen9ei ard Tas.ed .. amen led II NJ q, asking aTnf ,pfiAtian. fr,.n . C 'ilsTe>s for Prison puIT, ses. etc.
 J. (. PERRr. Chief CleaL Aif. '>Tesker-four Committee t., ,sh,,,. wa' referred C $ sl respectfully rep.r. tbs hili back 'u the House with the sect-nrs- ny'ng S'nendIaeut and recommend that .bs 'sHl'' te adopted, and after its air,,.ian iAs' the biii do pass.
 JosS HAYNEs. Chn, Co.t 1r Speaker iu,r committee Ia. yl.,,.,. ? as referred E ssl r,ssDectfullv r..,.,r, ,i.' 3iil back to the HO'isc. zithout reclasp,s5,- iaiiOn.
 JoHS HAYNi.>. , r. j. B8IAN NIT Speaker-Y ur committee .o ,b...., as referred II I2', respectfully r,I.,,4 De tsilI hack to the House. with ,.-l.,,.. aeifaaf'"n that II do not Iass.
 ,'"ES HSTSEs. Chm. Jud Com
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
COUNCIL
wsdnesday-Pny-Ftan psr.

Wsdnesdsy-Fifry-Ffnh Day. Council met pursuant to adjournment at II a. u.
 Pnesiden: Masterson in the chair. Roll called 70 Al the members presen; except Baker. Minute. of March 3d read and approved Dorring'on oiferei the fulIoving Setsorts.
 'oGncil Chamber.
 Prescott, March 2. 1881. Mir PreSideut-YvUr Committee on Mi litla and Indian Affairs. to whom was rn- ferred II NJ No 9. have had the xalEe under consideration, and rep II hack with the that II pass.
 J. W, DoERIxcToN.
 Chairuan, Report accepiel
 OUTNCn CHASBEE.
 PgI>,orr. March .eh. 1881 Ar Pr,slden'-Y"ur C0Snieittee on Ter -1teisal Aiiairs, e whom vss sfcrr,-i srl-sfi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
B No |, An Act to repeal the tax onthe nett proceeds of mines.

! B No I, An Act to repeal the tax onthe net: proceeds of mines. Jos. C. PERRY, Chief Clerk: , Question recurrcd on the amendment oi Brown. Lost. , Question recurred the motion Of Rogers | to indefinitely postpone the bill 1 Ayes !3; nays :. 1 H E l0S, 1 Bill asking appropriation for construct of certain wagon noads was in- i. definitely postponed ' SOuthwick moved to reconsider the vote { by whieisd E lOj was indefinitely postponed ! Los. House refused t' reconsider. E E NJ 123, relating to county boundaries between Final and Pima Counties ass taken up for c8Isl lderatiOu.
 Robb moved indefinitely postp ne the bill
 Roll called Ayes II; nays 9.
 Rohb moved to reconsider the vote by which II E l23 vas indefinitely postponed.
 House refused to reconsider by vote: ayes 6; nays IT. $ II E IT., relative to the branding of cattle, read Is. time, considered read 2d and 3d time and placed on final passage.
 Roll called; ayes l4; nays 5.
 II s G7 taken up for consideration
 Boisn moved to postp ne the considera- ton oi the biil until I2 nI. to-morrow.
 Hobb moved 10 amend by indefinitely styonins the bill.
 Mr Rolasn apPsared and took his seat.
 Question recuTTed on motion of Roob to indefinitely postpone II 5 No G.
 Roll called:
 Ayes IS nays ?.
 Boian objected 10 Sharp voting
 On motion oi Brown, Sharp was permitted tp vote.
 II No e, relative to water ditches at Salt River, was indefinitely postponed.
 Sharp moved to Tee nsider the vote Motion lost
 On motion of Clifford the House took d re- ess until 2:3O D. h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
tIsVeIth Legislative Assembly
HOUSE
Mopdsy-53d Day

House met pursuant to adjournment.
 Speaker Knapp m the Chair,
 Prayer by Rev. T. C. Hunt.
 Roll called, absent without leave, 3Ir. Roman.
 Minutes of previous day read and ap. proved
 Following rerUrts received:
 Mr. Spcaker-Your committee on Way, and Means. to whom was referred II E I26. have had the same under c,nsideration and beg leave to report the bill back tn the House with a substitute for the subdivisions re- ferred to them and recommend that the sub stitute be adopted and that the bill do then I,aSE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
JOHN HAYNEs, r. !. BoLAN.

Mr. Speaker-Your committee un en- gr ssed and enrolled bills, to whom vas re- ferred . |; ll9, an Act | repeal section of an Act to amend chapter 9 of the colapiled laws, respectfully report the same correctly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
Tul o;Halcl rEoBLEx

h' '.Ia experience oi voumerci,, lIa. ti8Q> 'i' t.' a-., # hos been found tha, roI'N1ud silver ,.i -l ,hr oul, -.,f. foun- 'iail"'Ni"f .. 'aHl,. i.., ~s-, -n. Confus!on las re,ceN.it Ls-H created is thcvariations in the re.AIiF- value Uf thr metals. but | caHhre1j!r\l.Ilera that arrangements can be s,ss.is Ntve51 the lesdin. commrr- cia! na.jerS wl\ ! vlI --1ure tue general uSe of bota me,S\
 soRroNi,'f HF.\ k 2" Law ,xp ORDER.
 Ths constitution \,usla1-.~., sb,olute -.s----~-s- :,.-.is.. q. gs-e, {. r.r,Iifi..,l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

iute for H B Nos IA and S6, entitled "A Bill to provide for the better employment and to utilize the labor If the convicts in the Territorial Prison, and report back with the recommendation that it do pass.
 J. W. DoRRISGroN,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Mir. Speaker-Your Committee to whom was referred H n l27 respectfully report the bill back to the House, with aecompa- nying amendment which we recommend be adopted, and that the bill do then pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-03

A PPLICANTS for certificates Of
IA qualification to teach in the public
schools of Calcasieu parrish. viii pre-
sent themselves for examination on the
second OF fourth Saturday of each
month D.. w. BRYAN,
Chairman Of Committee.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-03


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-27
GOLDEN VALLEY MINES,
CABARRUs Co., n, e.
January 10th. 1881.

To tie Editor Of Tie Concord sun
10 your issue of the Sth inst. you
give to your readers an article copied
from the Raleigh Farmer and .Nechas
&c, on the mineral wealth of North Caro-
lima. History locates the fret discov-
cry of gold in North Carolina to have
been at the Reed Mine in Cabarrus
county. The mineral wealth Of this
county is immense, and its mines should
receive greater mention from the press
of the county, in order that their ex.
changes might make some passing notes
on the subject, and capitalists of other
States receive such information as may
be necessary that will lead to the devel-
opment of some of its vast mineral le-
sources.
The American Gold company isa
Philadelphia, Pa, company, operating
under charter granted by this State.
1t has been In operation about two
years. The company owns In fee simp-
ly about 300 acres Of land which EN-
brace the Faggart mine and Barnhardt
Dine, .uTbe.. aeepest point yet reached
pects. They have the 'Mears chlori-
nation process for treating the ores OF
WHICH lHSy nave laISc supply. IL 10
the first works of that character that
has been erected in this county. They
have furnace capacity of 10 tons per
day of "a hours, with chlorinating
capacity Of 20 tons per day of "A hours,
the treatment Of the sulphuret ores by
chlorination ls great success. and will
lead to the development Of some OF the
vast resources Of this and other States.
w. III. ORCHARD.
0The discovery of applying chlorine
gas to dissolve gold in the ores was
made by one Plattner about century
ago, and the only chlorination process in
use until the application of chlorine gas
under pressure, was made by DIR. j. Ii.
Nears, of Philadelphia. Under the
Plattner process it requires SO hours to
accomplish results that DR.. Mears can
accomplish in hours.