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Removal.
A. N. Galloway has removed
to the Dwyer building, corner of
Main, and St. Charles streets,
where he has fitted up a new
and splendid gallery and is now
prepared to take pictures in the
highest style of the art.
b If you need furniture of any
description, call at
Z. REIcHARDT.
S. S. 5. cures pimplcs, Boils, or any
di,ea c arising from impure blood.
Parents, give 5. S. S. to your children
take it yoursclf-i: eradica'cs every faint.
Gardiner Hats
In all colors at d. W. Bloombargh & Co.
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Real Estate IT, IS.
Recorded by H. NJ. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for lthel week ending

Recorded by H. NJ. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for The week ending
March I'D: v
wa Cammaek % z rs A NIachan,
Ioo acres, Sam ninch league -. $1,000
TW Morris to L N Halbert, lot in ~.
Cloakey league .......... ago
RGreenfo H KNITTED, 200 acres,
Hnch league ...... ...... ......... 1000
7 Z Wood to VIC Baird, 7SJz
acres, Jno Williams league. .... 7s3
SB Strickland to John ilEalston 20
acres, w f Allcorn league. :. . -. -. Iso
] Strickland to John Walston,
3oK acres, w E Allcorn league. I5o
] X Strickland ct ais to John Wal
ston, SIX acres, W E Ailcorn lge.. 400
Julia H WEIGH to W A Vines, o.
acres ] Clark league. 500
H F PAIL to T T Shepard, 10, in
Brennan. 800. 49,. 49,. 49,. 200
] II Grabow to F Grabow, 7
tracks Of land :. >. ...... 1890. 5000
John Grabow to ] H and ] F Gra-
bow, CRACKS Of land, giftand 800. 100
B Tarver to ] H billiard, 100 acres
Hardeman league. ......... .... 100
5 E Woods to R A Harvin, rs
acres, Jno Williams league. ....... "a
Dan Hunt to VIM Zeiss, lot in
Brennan. -..a ...s,. ... I4o
A K Alien to CIV Booker and J
A carues. Io7 S-fo acres, P Kerr lge 1000
S R kennedy to H KNITTED, lot in
Burton..,. ..,,ss $3.50. 700
II Farlfela ~ Lannv LOT
in Brenham -. 1890. 49,, ..,... 40
: WSeide to c Lennstaedter, 7o
acres. G Borden league. ..... 49,. 400
H HDsily to c F HeNey, lot in ,
Brennan INDEPENDENTLY. ...... $50
P F Barnhill to F Becker. COZ
acres E Allcorn league, -. -. 1000
H Dierke to VIM Pesch, Io2H
E Allcon league. ....... $500 1900
VIM Pesch toll II Grabow, I6s a
J Clark Ice: toz y acres E Allcoml. $500
rs Williams 10 NJ Miller, acres,
Lesterilge . ....,,., ...... -. -. 0 sc
E AcCainto T 6 ABalg 100 acres .
McCsin League. .,...,,,.,,,,,. 900
7 E Petty 20 Geo Washington, lot
in Brennan .......,..s.,,,.,. 50
P B and 2 K Eldred 10 w 7 Wat
son, 23A acres, E Allcorn league. 400
Jno 4 Randleto Panpell & Har-
noson, interest in lot in Brenham.... I25
r ] Crook ct alto L ] Dill, nix
acres, A Miller league. ....... 1000
7 Lockett to L ] Lockett, lotin
brenhsaa,ky 80. -..... s--.....
A B Si6as ~ trustee to 'TW
HOUSE, land IA y zsiagtap county. S.
ID SChessher 10 N u Nelsop. 400
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q who will persist
butter and put
ie on his table,
ashamed to look an
in the face.
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,eof 44orIps Shops.

On pnday there was spe-
cial me pg of the city council
for the pose of settling with
the San e railway for money
advance' he city to pay for
right of wS through town and
which is to be refunded by the
city in taxes on the railways
property. In other words the
railway has paid its city taxes
for several years in advance.
The amount agreed upon was
about $1,000. Mr.. Walter Ores
ham. q director and attorney
for the company was here, and
in arconversation, with Hon. M,
p. Kerr, mayor, informed him
that the company was get
ting ready to locate its ma
machine or work shops. He
Informed Mr.. Kerr that if On
citizens would level thee
from here to BellyilLa
would locate
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U. S. Court DEGREES in favor Of ]. H.
Zeilin & co.-The court ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the said Defendants and
their agents be and they hereby are perPct-
uqlly gnioined and restrained from using
or causing 70 he ussd upon any bottles or
packages Of Liver Medicine any Label or
Wrapper as resemblance or irritation Of
the said Label and Wrapper of The Com
plainants, or any Label or Wrapper in re-
semblancc or imitation thereof, and from
making, selling, or offtring for sale any
medicine under the name or title of DR.. a.
Q. Simmons Liver Medicine, or OF DR..
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine, or
d. !, Q. Simmons Liver Regulator or
Medicine. and frQp using the name orword
Simmons or the fac sliiile sigasgnEe CT 4.
0. Simmons, or in any way upon any bot
ties o. packages of Liver Medicine or Of
medicine made or advertised or sold for the
Liver.
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The following is an extract from letter
written 20 the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburgh, Penn:
a Benefactress.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery. OF this we
are sqrc. that we win teach our ssusy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. winslowp for
helping her 10 survive and escape the grip
ing, coliclipg, and teethipg siege. Mrs.
wfnsloS's Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and clTeS dySentery and
diarrheea., II sohenS the gums, reduces
inflammation, cHfcs wind collie, and carries
the infant safely Though the leething Pc
rod. II performs precisely what ii profess
es TO perform, every part of it-nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslew
-tASr her only through the preparation
of her ''Sqo.thieg Syrup for children teeth
ing" five had tle R99Her We would make
her, as she is, physical saviour ~ tke infant
race. Sold by al druggist. IS eenls 'ikQI-
tie.
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MARRlED.-In this city on
Sunday, February 18th by Rev.
F. T. Mitchell, Mr.. ]. T. O'BAN-
NON and Mrs. E. Z. GRAHAM.
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Dyspepsia and Liver CompIaint,

Is itnot worth the small price of7s cents
TO free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, If you think so call
at our store and get bottle Of Shiloh's vi
talizer, every bottle has printed guarantee
o.; it, use accordingly and if it does you no
good it will cost you nothing. Sod BY los.
fFstram, druggist, Brenhan, Texas.
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] Msrfiare Licenses,

D by H. M. Lewis county
for the week endin
|bn Kar.1 and Alyiine Masy.
* aYiIlianls and Annie Fielder.
ann Sternberg and Carolina Eb
CIR Belchsr and Martha Easiey-
AIangtusi and Henrietta Leibest
as Bennett and Angus,e Perry.
aus Dixon and Easter Sharp.
rette Pace and EImira 0sbeY.
4. o'Bannon and E E. Graham.
= Qii;'I.ey and Alice Farnuu.
.l.v Roress and Betsy Fields.
BArrIsrae.Lon Sunday last
ven coIored people were bap-
Cd in Hog branch BY Elder
hns6n. Of the colored Bap-
{ church, who gave them a.
blsia ssfaightfotward talk, one
alcnlated ITO do them much
y6sd ifhssded. Rev. Dr.. Chap
lain was present at the church
ana preached a strong sermon
to a very large audience of col
oFsa Rs0pIei2 D. a1i Z Oh
-MoRE Misunderstanding
IS nhlSxfuI, yet the law seems
to have no terrors for the gam
bIers-cnless they are caught,
Justice Hsckworth reports that
on Wednesday he disposedso of
about ten gambling cases from
tie rural districts and has some
sweas1 orfthirty more TO dis
psss OF. This viii prove a
BONANZA for the court and also
/ u the officers. Itseemed that
upa north Of New Years creek a
m: "a bad started a @wet gro
re AID tlsat night IN the rear
70 81 Of kbat same wet gro
ce NJ Of thersabouts a small
ga ne Of monte was opened. As
us ual in such cases a quarrel
ensued and the quaneIers, for
revenge, informed on each 9TH
er. The result is the bonanza
mentioned.
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ncil No, sos,
on Of Honor,
No. 9. on Mon
lie first paid since
h here. 4
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diptheda. esnker mog,h and head
ache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A mas
sal injector free with each bottle. Use it If
you desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist,
BRENNAN, Texas. 49,
The Fiorsnss S.sI.slnsals Or sAs.
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Jqsl received one car load
Lundreth's seed potatoes; also
a full assortment of Din. Fer
rvs garden seeds. Cheap for
chash. F. KRENTzLIN.
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Estray Notice,

Tallep up by G R Seward Oh the 4tl day
Of Aug. 1885, al his residence, and estray.
cd before W II Willie ESQ, ] P Precinct 5.
Washington county, Texas, one bay mare
10 hands high, years cid, valued at SIz;
also one bay colt, year old old, both bran
ded " on left hip. Valued at SIS.
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THE FAYORITE.

Ladies Underwear ut COST
at d. W. Bloombargh & I
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FsrFf.s
Al cost ii d. W. Rlqombargh Y Go.


Fall and Winter Goods at COST
Call and be convinced at the old relieble
house of D. w. Bloombargh y Go:
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1850
Removal.

Swift's s. Specific cures Scrofula. Mer
curial Poison, old Sores. or any impurity.
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S. S. 5. cures Pimplcs, Boils, or an!
di,ea arising from impure. blood.
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Gardiner Hat,

Parents, give 5. S. S. to your children
take it yoursclf-i: eradica'es every faint.
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US ual in such eases a quarrel
ensued and the quareIers, for
revenge, informed on each 9TH
er. The result is the bonanza
mentioned.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-21
IT LOOKS WELL.

Several c.rloais of Arizona beef cattle have, of late, been shipped to California. This. We learn from one of our southern Arizona exchanges. We, long ago, predicted that q move of th.5 iind would be made by our s;ockrais.is. Nos that they have started m the business we see no good reason why a profitable trade should not sIring from tliis small start. The grasses of our Territory are exceedingly nutritious; its -s--laf.. iq --- 'i,t'; ,SrvT-rTT lie biqb -Syr e,,ions cattle that are pernIfttet' |" stay e'---.. r....,... ,,;.,l,. and J.,. ,,,. always plump ,1ff''t S A-:3-', ana .m aSS I' ''range |. sha"st @. extensive tl15- r,- ---e tory There Is, h.egtet. ole drawback ts the utilization oi a great 6cai of orr pasture lands. Water |. 1o; plentiful on lie surface "f tl,- ground. ba; IL csn be found by dig ging Mnd boring .,r . This being the ease, the Legisis:ure. taruuga our Delegate in C"ngress. .houil once again call on the general government 5p dy something for the Territcry The Territory, itself, should offer sufficient in4ucraent {" citizens who feel inclined tp prospect Mother Earth for water, not alone frr cattle. but for hoFses. sheep and other useful domestic animals. of which we have noH gIeaJ many.
 Ono, let II bc known that water fol all lurpo.,s IS tn be had below the earth crust in An ..ona, and, our word for it, there will come hero thousands of enterprising people to bring 1t to ti:e surface Then, and n"t unt, then. viil sl ihe broad, grassy acres fl ori Territory be n'a'te ;p give forth benefits which vc al expect to Iecone. Then will Arzona he abe to furnish s''t- t'cicnt heei and nut,on to supply the wants of the pc"nlc of >rrrnuading States and Ter Iitmiys
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Subscription, s5,00 per Year
IMPORTANT movExENr

We hail with dc.ish, the earnest efforts on the part of the people oi Prescott and vicinity to have this town and section welded to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad by branch Iaiira.,I. Thls movement was, several months asp, iliadgisrated. But, nothing seff0's Tsss, until week or so ago, intended. Now, the peorle are very much in earnest. stock has been subscribed for, and bill i"f franchise Vill soon be Pre parcd and .u,ui,ted to the Legislature. Having already stated the objects of thc I.iovers "f the enterprise. the space now al our dis,y,ssi Is yur lNcase for not repeating the same. TLe bli Will. uf course. be printed ani aGoiy cirsciated, and then rYen he that r,un, may read, and will, We think. ike ifs lrr..-!on~.
 With a branch rajlr,ad connecting Jhi. town and section Hlth 'he great trs,ns-conti- nentsl roai noN being constructed to the norrh nf u,. Prescott Merchants. manu- facturer-. tralcsmeiI, etc, will he paced in o.nnecii"n with many great ceiIters of trade.  Industries -f which only rhc most -anguiGe ainoIlg u- loo" dream will spring up and fnur.sL Tbg trade of large section o' country to tlsr south, east and west "f Us wiil o"m. hcrc: that winch Me now pos-ess .I increase. and here in this mountain valley ~ill grrw up a city that will be the rIi,l- "f Northern and Middle Arizona.
 Isolation alone ha. kept these counties ct the north in the hack ground. Railroadr c.'nnscting then with every section "f the Union are surely coming; they will bring u- poI,uiation aI.d H..Iis to develop and utilize our rvs"ufocs. The grand scenery ot eur section ant our health giving climate will become known ami aIfreciated, >o the MI>EE. aiuals the "r-e.n "f progress. is pleased beyond n4e..,:Ee wirh thc earnest nes, disllaye,l I,y out people in the laudable efforts now bcHg mode to bling the chief town "f Upper Arizona into lme with the live towns aud cities of North America.
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of which previous notice had been gwen, An Act for the protection of stock -a.se-s.
 Council Bll 10. @ read first time 1a Council, and lCo copies ordered printed. Earth, on leaTe, introduced Council El No. Il. An Act to regulate Riparian Water RigEts Fl Eav2Is.i ana Apache Counties
 Council Ei.l No. q rJad first tune in Council, and zJ1 copies ordered printed. tlcEas gave notice that he would at an early day introduce a BiL % amend Section l of an Ao; emitted "An Actof General Raiiroad incolgo-aTioa5, approved fs5gu- ary T., 1872
 Council Bli Ea. l9 s,as lea5 second tias by title Mir. Rollins offered the loI.osng amend ment:
 After tite word measure, insert the words ''kmigats of Py;hias.
 On motion os Rollins the amendment and C. 5. No. 70 was referred to oJuiiciagy Com mittce.
 c B. No. g vas read seconI time by title and referred to Judiciary Committee
 Il. B No. - was read second time by title and referred to Committee oil Cor porations.
 Adjourned until ?. IT.
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? : Council u,e, at i ., H.., Ilu4illa. ec- san in the chair.
 RpI called Pre- .ai-r-an. ? .i.er. Berth. Ccn~-I D.nia ., F.-ls Here Lotd. -.,5.- .s.-sn-- .-t.s>.s. tae.as and air. Presiicn5. House B'.l ,'o, aas ths sPec-2' order. t.r 1 ?. Ei.
 Nr. B-kr moved t.at they ia-,a Com lllt5ec @. the Whole to consider House BI No. I.
 The ay'ss aal nays were called for, result i.,g 10 usy, q, , ayes
 Bake .,-ed iy.. t-e .-. .5.rr ot s-,e ill tv '.-'i.' srSi'o.31 l'f '-Y par-e4- .i e--a. amend
 z' 'bi i,as h,las made s-. .D- s read by -ec-..,s.
 Mr. He,eto.l ,-er.l .. t aia-saaa,- hr'it t1 ~,et.n l. s-.--r 4.e- the word ''Pr-., da,H |, .l. including ,..e word ''to m lane i. inserting the following.
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THss5ay-Fa Fa'--7e- s-a Bay.
i!'lt S.l.

! fae H.'s-, ,aet .lu,=1aa, to adjournment ] Speaker hlafp ia tae lair Pu.vtr hv Rev. Ai.,H- : HrysPct-Aie-srS. bar. D, Eo'an, Brown, . Dcc5.lr, D3rcl. titf -j, Ba-acs. Iurtey, | Ncta-oT.., ieCOIu..>, E.T,Ou. Roman, t.DI--l-, i'rrH. >l-l-- -p, SoGlhwick, >m..h- -,-otm.a. n,als. Wo.Ienberg, The M.l9-.s C.. t.le r-ecolti1g meeting w,.- read; e..I-. and approved
 Snyder a,r .a..1 aaI ,,-l his seat: Iae .pA,u.6s uls+.s~ 3as .ecc.Fed from the Go,,rHn~:
 z ie 10 ,e .f Esr ,rtir.s: In corn piance vi D request oi the Washington National 1ouuaeat S1c.s--. ! lay before the House .h- -s-s..I. les. ullor, adopted by tha, s.si9v oI t.s .. ot Noyemoer, isS1. il t 5. u 1.,i. following. ta.w:-.
 Es taf, That t.ie |.ss l..,sl National Monument ,ociesy c.-1it.iy invites those States ars ie.ri,o,i,l 9l..-l nave not as ye, made IEcseL-aIors e.. memorial blocks @! -t.E- tcr Insertion in the mnGuneLt ROW being erected ii the EcG,l4l CaI41a .u ;ae mel!gry cf George Washington. etc.
 ta request o. Barton. >Aarp vds excused oD account O.. illness
 E.ea. g.-..aea .i Committee ol Cor ?. ..i IFS. 'f.- -.e lowing rcns.t: ..s -s-.- te.s .aa. .',a ou Cor u.Ir'. t- u.a ---eHa nouac blll N. I.. ,, lroyilc ..r ti- collection or ia n-
 ,h..-.-.- ... s.l.- - .l i--lt-at CJnl- i 4.-l,s -- Arizona i......ls. have considered l ias >.,-.e. a... ..i .-....-. ae A-i B, c-lsred tr ae -,. --.- .1-z {. tfy Gr-s-, win the 1, rec.rHssHG-i,n .'tat !. le r-terei -o the { Ju.l-.--y .-Es.---e. al .l ,.ai-A is re- , ,;.ec.i---y sl5.li-5e-
 Csr. '. rcors, Chm'n.
 E < ~>Nr-E.
 t. f E.,1o> At..ts'. ...: E.. 1". Nr ,i referred o t.ss l.a... ..- e. Judiciary Cosa:-ter. '--.,.,- 1...r.-n az ...- l..-.i,t-e "u 'u. "-5 ana ..-....s. n..a- ...- s-l owing .-Er-f
 ,.a .sa4--a L.a. t-4-4il..- .n Pub
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ThUrsd y---4G5 Ds-.

Council Iae' pursuant 5a adjournment at
 II clock @. m.
 President bisst-rssr-, in ri,e cs,,iy
 Roll cal.od-.,l. l..esel.t.
 -nutes of Janu..y 18th read and .,. proved -f
 9lr. Anderson presented a petition from
 residents Of Pinal county, as follows:
 To the Council and House of Renypser.,.
 rNes ol the Legislative Assembly of the
 Territory of AIlzona:-
 ne undersigned, citizens and residents cf thls county of Final, respectfully represent that they have learned with aston!shlrcp- of move made by the citizens of Mar.copa, whereby they propose to have honoraile body authorize their withdrawal fru,, hi. county and Dc attached to the county of Marieopa. We respectfully and earnestly otuest that your honorable body will pay no heed to sad petition. and pass no lay; ! that will interfere with the boundary E,ex : of this county, other than may be necessary for the establishment of the pronosed new county of GiIa The annexation If iii, town of haTioopo to Naricopa county y.ou!I make the enforcement law in the county i,n- ihedlateiy surrounding said town. on the spu'h ana east, very expensive t. this county. IL Will withdraw from this county large amount oi taxaiie property. viz lG miles of tAe uhe "i the S. r. k. k, for the p,..I0se ~ ~ iioiA -dGTlo"pa county, witAou: bene- ht;iilg, m any aPprecisb.e manner. the few c.tizeHs that ask It. Since the o.c-1uiy.,-ion "i tA's county that portion has hsi ,xtegd- ed 70 r all the material advantages w-thiu me power oi the county whenever they nave been ergiiec for. Ii the town of Mar ic"Pa is n"T without peace officers and l"".'i set1.., It ts because of the apathy oi me ie" e-z7ls residing in said ,ovn. tLey .,'i-i5 taken 20 steps to secure them. VI S-e ,s,-ae- -i-s.c your Honorable P ,,Iv u',7 i,- e@s.re to USs the power entrusted t' }'a 1i lae De plc in such an arb ,s-..ry manner T as J' practically destroy the country 7 -ii1 .'i- se .f -Tatifysu- t.s uills ot fey oi i-s citizens or tae .5ru-5.5v .f IS cHu.irit- I8 .e.r-ee-.-a the .''l ti7a sH-t l.. this ,aeasue t5 ls .s- ''-SiiF.i 60 .-e county of ,Larico1c. ald r, ,tEe rom rs tag ia--er and valuable uifnin, us,ilet of Globe for the formation of the proposed new county of Ci,a. y7r,l be ;o 5L'1cJieai-g destroy the present county of [ iii',l under taxation therein ia iurure and deplete our r,,51r,es to 'CcA an eXseHt as C. Tender us hqukri,.. We therefore respectfully rcmorstla-s -s vi.l TOUT Honorable Body, and asa that .ha 'e-itlau ot the citizens of AIafic1r,a l..sv t,; 1, T holly tlsre;agdei fSigned by Ceo~-c ". i.air and many others.
 (t,affe9e' c yZ Psgey
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-21
COUNCIL.

Council met pursuant 70 aJiQarnment st ! II 4. M., President Masterson m the Chair. ! Rpii calleI. Present: Messrs. Anderson Baker, Earth. Cornwall, Darlington. Fickas, Hereford. Meade, Rqil.Gs, SteSe4s, Thomas ard Mr. President. Minutes of Jan 18th were read and ap- pyoycI
 Hoadt offered the following report: CoJN,u CHAMBER. Jan. Is. 1880.
 IT. F5es'fs.t:-i our Committee on En- gro 'al and Enrolled Rill- rysi,ec.fulIy re- po.-1 that they nave examined and compared: Council Bill Ee. z. an act entitled An act amen,latory of Chapter NJ. Section I21. Complied Laws, entitled Proceedings in Criminal Cases, and found the same to be correctly engrassed ". K, MI4rB.
 Chairman.
 No objection and report accepted.
 Baker made enquiry in regard to the cop les Of the Journal ordered printed for the Use cf ,he members cf the Council. ard was informed by Meade that he had ordered the eal'.e t'Ei.:-i
 kcil!nz made enquiry III regard 10 the Li.is which have been ordered printed, ant Eas lal'r.lcd that they would be printed 
 Hereford introduced Council Bill No :}S. an act to amend the general railroad incor- Po-atiyu oc.. approved Feb. II, 1879. Couacil RlJ 50. :;S read first time. and 'n motion oi Rollins, lo0 copies were order sj printed.
 .5a,t-s ii.'rpipc-1 UoGucl B:l. So Sa. ar -c, t' aaeud Section Ia, Chapter , of tLe Compiled laws. in relation to County Re ,,cl,-s.
 CrueI Bill NJ. 3G. read tifs, time iI ''",ll and ordered printed. t. tr,rTall rItrcduc.d Council Bill No. l0. i
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HOUSE.
Thrsday-sLzraenth Day

ti.1se met pursuant to adjournment.
 e..ker Knapp in t-.e -'4.ir.
 aver by Eer. I, C. Hrni
 a.s-l la:.l3
 I---A.- Barton. Boian. Brown. Daubsr i-"'.,ia, G--lrd. HsyU sS Luaev, ,McgofI,,:.x N Ne-.o-i, Rodgers. koSb, Samau.e.o. >opth &.e-' >mitH, snyder, onary. StslJlnen -.if t' -rED,rg, McCalIerty, York, and Aa-'n.-Eomaa.
 Minutes approved as read.
 > Ian introduced the following Hons. -,-- -- -'-' "', a lii-i to amend Section r and .l o."pte- i1 Complied laws of the Ter ---tl- of Ar.saaa. ll A,s. time, ordered printed a.iI re -e-.eL to Judiciary Committee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-21

Tho Mf>tK k llea,cd Ia know tl,a; ccr. tain nenihei, "f the Legislature from Ta,a- Issi county d" not reco.liae thc MINER as its "I-.an or the rcpr.>cutat've of the people "f the Cnunry Inc NNEx has tine s.,tis- faction oi knowing that the candidates whose election It advocated for the House oc Representatives we're elected to the m,n. when hai ,ke MNER Tel. sn di<a2sed. their election could have been defeated T. hay he the pri,ilege c: the N,>LR, two years bence. |" advocate "r dislppryve the cleo tion of these gentlemen. Legislative bod, ies may censure the press; that is privi- l-ge accorded |" every citizen cf the nited States: but, gag the press, never, as it will speak out independently. because 1t is it's ,luty [" d, 50. 4ild because the Constitution of the United has 3, accorded it the right
 If a newspaper nlan makes f.i>c accusations, We say, cane hin.; If Lc hi-.ls. then prose cute him- hu; gag won g., guuticmer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-21
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Council met pursuant ;o a3j7cInreat cI 70 o'ci'CS M
 President Mp..,r-on iu tie cb-ir
 Roll cs..@I. s.. rrc-eut-Arayrsau, H<I,r Bath. Co:H"HI. D5'ru..or. F.,h.-. u,ra ford. Meade. Ro .i.., ot,y.ns. T.onIls .4.I Ar. Pl.siGcnt
 YIayer by Chap...l
 AlIuars- of Jan. I5,h read asi approved. Anderson, cf pSr! csuhtv. was by ray President appointed an 4Ia!I.5nM mem o,r of tEe JaG,c.aIg tcr.mi,tlc.
 B4Ner u'i-.,I ,.. to.low.au gega1., which wa- adop'ed:
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-21

lie Buiiding5 and Grounds, to whom was re- ferred the report of the Territorial Prison ComInis for the years lS19-S0, re- spectful'y report that We have examined the report. and md 1t correct We also recom- mend that the report Dc printed, and copies furnished each inemher of the House and Council. We also respectfully suggest that the House take some action on that part of the report which refers to utilizing the prison labor. 50 as to make theIn whole or ill laIt self-sust4ininr.