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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEwYoRK March MISUNDERSTANDING were 90 cars
Of $40 head56 60th-st at Jersey City
Total since saturday 1926 head against $3.50 head Tor
same time week. twenty-five carloads Export
Cattle for c. Eastman 8 FairtO Good Butchers
for SchwarZscd Sulzberger and the bal
receipts mainly Chicago bought Cattle % MI
OTderg from and sold arrive
No trade reported AZ either yard II is estimated
there viii be 10 the market Tomorrow
In Washington Market a little weakness manifest
slow Native Sides ranged from
20 lie for Poor Extra quality but general sales
at9sl DlO1c for Decent Prime Beef little Cow Beef
selling AT SaSc
suuent to-day 1000 quarters Of Beef and G25 carcasses
OF Mutton an the steamer Nevada by Joseph Eastman 49,
CALNEsReoepts l97 head ~ AZ Goth St and III az
Washington Market Prices steady with fair demand
lot Of Buiterlk Calves sold and Common 70 Choice
Ncals al 7alOc Hog Dressed lad moderate sale at
1902 &c for the best States and Jerseys.
sales--G. Oliver sold ~ Jersey Neals. at 1tD9c.
C. Collins sold; % Mt Holly Veals, at 80lOc.
Everett sold Is Jersey Neals DSc.
Jelo, Wright, HOag Co soldi Jersey Neals, l3l h.
al
Dilenbsck Dewey sold 80 Buttsrmilk Calves 100 ID.
5ale 800
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts were ga cars OF $40
heads Goth ST. and at Washington Market
JT73 head against 1854 head for the
last week An imprOV ia The dead meat
Of light shipments from Bu a0 caused
feeling and the stock carried from Monday to
with the fresh loads, mostly sold at shade
prices good trade Is predicted for tomorrow The
for Good Prime sheep 6Asz74e cars
Of M0dOcs sold at Size. About 100 spring Lambs were
S89S3 co per head No Choice Stock On sale
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Iauhs NJ az or so ID weight fine quality would have
bron per heal Mutton had fair sale a. s9
Toe Tor Dressed Yearig Lambs sold NANNY NJ
9dilc - 49, On "a
saes-DIlenpsck e Dewey soidi $40 Texan eheep 90 ID
5igc. n, "a -.
Haienbeck & Davis sold n state sheep, sS o. m 6osc
1919 Michigan DO. % D. at 6'se yestrlay 1A -
Lanbs o. per al do ri " 25 per head 10 no. ~
So 20 per head do at - per head - ar. 10 ~ =,
J. r. Sadlcr & Co sold: $40 Michigan ShooP' - ~ -
TIC o,. nc .. a. &c IN
322 do. 90 n ~ S6 so l45 do los ID, AZ 20 50 "a
Collins sold 81 Jersey Spring LANDS at o@S' ~ POT
head. , ..eo -,.N.os
Tg& Otis sold Io-sey Spring lambs At - pr head
Tverett q 90 sold 7Jersey spring Lambs at : 90 per
head. no, -. =, ,,-. =.
4Cth-st anil q Jersey Cty Total since astuIu1y
IA 500 head AGAINST 9O7 head for the time last Week
No i've fors sale Nomnl quotations iNi 90 Lignt
receipts OF Country Ore scd Hogs are reported a1u
steady Heavy Weights quoted az e'fdJci hieluh
a. = HeaYE Of % llOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 2s-2 m-Pork-Prfme Mess Eastern.
steady at 5lt do Western STEADY az ST.
Cut dun at 466ds short RID dull az AL: Long Clear
duh &C 47E Short Gear dun az f86d. Hams-Iong Cut
steady AZ 5O shoulders duh az 406d BeefInda Mess du
at lg Extra Mess duh nc l3j Prime Meas dn nc 80 Lar
Prime Western steady at 54Gd Taliow-Pnme citv dnIl
81 4O. Turpentine-SPrts steady AZ 40. RoAn-fine dun
at II 81: Common stealI At Sd Choice
1854 Wheat-No. White dnll az l0ld No 2 spnng
dull az los Winter New Western, steady at 1884 Corn
Mixed. hrmer at 62l2G. for new; 67d. for OiG.
LIVERPOOL. March 2S D.. m-Bread8t1na steady. FiOur
lO0l2 Genital for Western. Wheat J6d033d Der Gen.
tai for California White 69d0lO2d for California
Club 1854 0Gd for Red Winter aNlOi for Red Western
Sod. for Old DO.
LONDON. March $3.50 pm.-Cacutta Linseed. 45d rs
per quarter sperm OH, 2720273 ton; Pale kOsn 20
1854 Spirits Turpentine, 80 dj0ed per cwt Refined
Petroleum. So Spirits OF Petroleum. Td0Iad gall
Common ROsin. sd. Linseed on e25. per ton
LIVERPOOL March Is. CIR per
cv for the best American. Lard. 5+6d per cwt
for American Prodnce-Tallow 40 per cwt Refined
Petroleum. 81 96 l2l gallon.
htFOO hafcn e iectpts OF lett LOT tlo " -
three days $4,000 centas, including $4,000 cenals
American.
ANTWERP. Marcn 2s-Petroenm. ~ francs paid and sell
erS for nne pale American Wlcoxs Lara closed NJ l5z
francs 90 centlmes per 100 kilOs.
BREMEN, March 2SWilcOXs Lard closed at 81 marks per
lOU POUNDS Petroleum. marks 20 ptenningA
HAYRR, March 23WicOxS Lard closed at % francs per
90 kilOs.
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II. .rl.. ARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PrFp,ro - ATrIE-Reccipts today. 300 head
weC.- .lO' head: same
500 head cOnslglc4 through l12 market du tel
ing downward. sales. Good 20 Extra Stecrs, S23>i g
steers - 45aS5 7j Canada Feeders ~ 1885, CLOSING
weak cars remain unsoid - -, -, -
sHFEP AID A,iIs-EeceIpts to-day 600 head: tota tor
week TINS far $500 head: time last WeeA 7OVO
head; consigned through IS market duu ana pre-.
shade lower; Eastern trade; sales FaiT 70 Go9i "
: 75G7c deck Common and Light, 81 To- sew
eral remain unsO.d a.. -
HOES ecrlrts today $500 head for week Thus far
10000 time last week 1880 head C9nslgned
through, cars receipts very light market du ha.eS
workers. Good % Choice sJGf7 2j mostly lO N1co
Medium Weights % 20ds7 20; no Heavy here, Figs 600
$50. -,
CHICAGO March 2s-HoGs-Receipts. 10000 head; ship
meuts $500 market &c. better, Common ~ GOOD Mixed,
81 2OG 80 7 Heavy % 75Qs7 To- Phadephas and arers
AZ 2O9s7 45; Light Hogs IS 2e0s6 7Oj sbps ana Cull
$3.50 10.
CATTLE-Receipts $500 head shipments, $500 head;
market easy; Good exports, So 90 GTI SO
Choice shipping. So 0GS6 45; Common to Far
- sOdS6 Mixed Butchers stock $3.50 StOckers ana
Feeders moderately active ~ - % 1f5 20. -. ,
Receipts $500 head Shipments 300 head marset
steady with a good demand Common 70 Good Medium s19
81 so MeGium - 1896 Choice 70 Extra, 80 100
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FRrITs. BERRIEs I'D Yurs-pRIED.

Receipts week, l55o pkgs. with 40
pkgs. of Peanuts ami pigs Of Pecan Nuts. Ex
Of Dried Apples, AZ pkg Choice E0aporated Apples
demand unchanged prices loo boxes
sold % local buyers in round lots within the range O
quotations Poorer qualities somewhat neglected Sundred
Appes ruled dtl few North Carolina Bright sliced
would Sc but such scarce car of Western quar-
here. Offering Exporters 60 not bld &C. but
might be induced 20 6c NO Coarse Cut state Apples On
the market Eyapoated Peeled Peaches steady Unpeeed
held far above
buyers views that it il hard 10 draw a bid. sun
for ancy North Carolina There seems % De little more
inqu ~undripd Uupeecd The lot offered from
Sold but car loads changed hands
market whin fw days the selling prlce reported
private Z spbrrrcs, Bl1ckDerIes and Cherries
FIRM. Plums dun Peanuts steadier but moving slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

FRuIrs AND RERRIEs-PREsH.

EFFORTS Of Apples from this port i2 3, bDf from
from ali points IS b6s went 10 Liverpool 95 bbs 70 as
gov ami 6 bbls 70 London Receipt Of Apples have been
light for several days and the market has mer tone
The demand entirely for choice lots which
ont VERY TO o o " p Stock al that ae
prices Very tew Foraa Oranges coming forward and fancy
large for this Of The year bat M weather has been
favorable ahd sales slow The express lots Of eson Bsr
nes carried over from ye.tenily sold NJ jo&ioc and ne
day At 30 qs5c Quotliions,
Apples. BALDWIN Dbl sos5 z5Bo Poors Fair 5oSs 90
Bo fr god loce
Choice crate sS'' 75al 90 straw berries Fla,
IT, ali 10 fiin'' ~ DO o. charsston 500 s.
FURs AND SKINS
The market generally Is quiet though there IS sim fair
absence Of any material change In prices quotations are
HOPS
Receptsfor the week 800 bales last week 1919 bales
more freely which gives a Goods
per pound advance Late ioregn ayce are not
70 American eSPcrer and thee likely To be further a
f bo Go9G to- Prime as DS F 20 20 rn
Do, God to Prime 80 Y al aciAe Coast Sl...4GG25
MILK
The daily average receipts the week n the various
points Of distribution follows Erie Railway no
cans OF Cream - cans OF MIX Harlem Railroad 2ls0
80 do Midland Railroad 8 cans u Mia and - cans q
MIX; miscellaneous nearby routes $50 cans total 1906
cans OF MIA on ~ quartz each ana 20. cans 81 Cre4 pc
prices az which The surplus sold on the platform average
81 10 The supply Is little IN excess OF the den-n1 and
small quantity IA eft daily Prices hucuatcd rather
than usual varying from 81 40 - eau, and clos
ing al 81 10
POULTRY AND CAM
Receipts Of Live Poultry moderate demand very good
higher rm The arrivals OF Dressed Poultry
largely OF frozen stock The supply is not large aud
while the demand is only fair Prices are held very 1rmly
Choice Turkeys sell at ISc and Prime Chickens AZ l0o 4
single barrel Of Northern Wild Pigeons sold to-day at 81 10
Prime Eaglsh Snpe viii bring ~ 5OG5l O2, good many
little OF sell down 10 81 Is. Wild Ducks little stsacer. but
without much change in prices Quotations.
LIVE POULTRY
FOwls Penn and do, Western II 9lG
Jersey. ..-.......- 0l6 lDucks West, Pr. % ESQ
Do, Stato. 10 4Ab lDo- ~ De y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
washed wool have been in say demand t a5ss9c TOR Pns

washed Wool have steady 25032c for Pine
and Medium Grades and Choice Medium selections at y
S5c per % Conbng and Delane selections quiet a. A0D
Doc per I'd for Fine Delane and Fine and Medium Combng
California Wool IA QUOT and the assortment Offering poor
Holders are closing old stocks at low prices Pulled Woos
remain quiet and steady and have been selling At 45qo2c or
Choice Eastern and Maine Super 30143c for CouioB and
Good Super and Choice California Pulled al f595Oc per 10
Australia Wool inquired for and selling the basis Of SOC
D. for Secured. Other been quiet
nd
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DRESSED POULTRY.
GAME.
Wild Dnckl Can.


Exports Of Potatoes. 10 bbs OF Onions. $50 pSRs
Late receipts Of foreign Potatoes large hero
Is cont hued good demand and prime working ont
AZ ,gG 5c per bushe Homegrown stock in light supply
ana higher sweets decidedly
some small Seed Sweets selling at e. The Savannah
steamer was In late today aud the
exPects before tomorrow savannah Peas demand
~ So 20 Asparagus 409f5c Florida Cabbage 81 5Oo
. per DEL Tomatoes nearly all green DO
held y receivers until rpened Spinach
hrm. Other We getabes . quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

BosTOS March 2s-There Is no change IA Wool. The de-
rand from but 0rer @ effect
holders shade preoa Ono ana Pennyaha tleoces
have been selling ~ 0f4c for and Xxx aud cholce
nelectOns advance these prices Michigan and Wis
4Udflc, with small sales % choice al 4Zc and No
Fleeces at ei1e u including Michigan and oho un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

Receipts for the week. 979- boxes: last week II sos
boxes corresponding week last year 3G2 boxes Exports
last l04u- boxes
Liverpool cable quotations hrmer al Sis Freight by steam
Liverpool lja2Os The market has shown far degree n
srcng stock there has been doing
all grades and generay Al better prices Home buyers have
Fancy but shippers taking lower grade
rarely above II &c sale OF 2JOD boxes 81 Coopsrs
there more export movement tends . renew
confidence Of hor and while the situation es not IN
dcate great activity M the market material aiy ance
prices. 10 suggests tic probability Of there being an
outlet for all the stock no better figures than were
uht few weeks as'. The sine quality OF Lreamery
Sklms selling 70 shippers l2' above last week gool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Ioypoy March 2s-Foo wing the Wool sales of Non
daV m detail $500 bales AdoadescOured llda 5l I'D
greasy stdol locks and pieces oglGl a. 5os bal95
bnrf Phll.p--c0ured IL Old, greasy. lOd I'D
Locke and pieces 7d0lGa I'D LOS bales Nat aud Cape
Fleece I'D secured 81 L greasy. Fad ~ I'd, l,O15
bsi sydney and ueenala nd-Flccee i2 1l I'd secured,
iei Sd greasy ID locks and pieces 6d Lodi 800
hale Zealand--cDurcd- lildGllldi greasy, 5IdD
To- Id. locks and pieces, ~ 1IId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
wHoLEsALEPRICEs OF COUNTRY PROD ICE
For the week ending March % 1857.
RKAys ASD TEAS.

Pecepts for the week-BcanA 493 pggs.i Peas 24.3tO
bush EXports-Bcaus 253 Dkgs.: Peas. 2O,OJ3 bush
Foreign Beans arrive freely but prime stock
meet= a ready trie II strictly choice, and
less qualities. stat MarrOrs are sparingy offered
frmer tone. About - 10 Is The gen.
eral asking pricp and while 10 would he difficult 10 sell
auantitv az that figure IL w0uld be equally difficult 10 buy
for Mediums also frmer. choice os selling mp %
So 40 A little movement reported in White kidney
at no higher prices Red Kidney very quiet Black IuT
lie SOUP held steady. Green Peas dull the
drop prices has not increased the demand as yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29
Beans. medium

REGENTS for the week. 100 pkgs last week, 1888 pigs
corresponding asst year 1860 pkgs Exports for the
Great Britain and - pkg% 10 the cOnti-
neut There element IN the market to-day and
prices universally Irregular varying with the feelings
seller and the wants 81 the buyer The supply OF Fine
Table Butter, indeed might 81 al grades. has been
very days with The Oss ~ about 300 hail
frkn tubs Delaware and Green Counties which went
10 the bottom OF the Hudson River in the steamer Thomas
Cornell a night here an actual scarcity to-day Most
81 receivers had hardly enough 70 supply their regular
trade compelled 70 the market and buy
FOR their There ~as really no wholesale price
Fancy Creamery at 20 U4Gc AID Choice at asa
44c And Tubs were readily sold AZ 42043c
While prices may ext enc being based upon the
transactions an excited the crCuns such
quot atoms The Local demand IS daily
there enough out Of town orders here
large share Of the receipts for time Prices at
Ein yesterday were 81 ana the advccs IRON All sec
sufficiently 10 foster the belgi that this
market cannot break Tor week ten days more The
v.s Of Imitation Creamery, Dairy and Factory
goods light thar prices largely nominal Occas
iOua EvOve received and sold 9t fun quotations. IN
Instances little There little Old state Butter eft
that we drop il from list Quotations:
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-EINsLlsht Coat skins in good demand and arm' Deer

professionally quiet unchanged Cloves Prime Fan
Thar q 2Jo Red Peppers, % GjOC; Prime Nutmegs 10
Sc Mace 81 zoe. China Cassla - 1919; Prime Ba
t2ya lG01bc Singapore Pepper - &C., Batavia, II c
slratra A9a GlJc; White DO Pmeuo, ia I1c. Airi
can Ginger. 6l2c Calcutta do, 5sic
STEARINE- Dun and prices wholly nominal Choice City
quoted IL all &c OloomaTg arne stearine. 9a09a,c
-CGA du4 and nOuLnally unchanged ut IA 7asc
for Good Refining. and SIC for 96 test CentTfuga
hhds MelSdO 55sc, and go hhns Cuba Mus
cayad0, 7alec. Refined easier Crushed, lOc Powdered
SEA Zoe; GRADUATED 44c Cut Loaf lOlfc. Cubes, 9c
standard a. SIC. Moud a" 9lAc.. on 4" sl9dSsc
White Extra, 7 Yellow d. 7e"7's Yellow &C. o
as &c: Yellow. TAI &c.
TALLOW-Frmer aud in better demand Prime CITY quoted
7l4ls q, 24c: sales 100000 n. G7lllsc
1EA-Ac deratelv active and generally steady.
TOBACCO-keutucky quiet at 64sOc. for Lugs 1l4dl2c
for Leaf; sales 200 bids; Leaf quiet sales 800
1880 Ohio 42dl4c. 400 cases. lsS Pennsylvania.
Gl2 100 1850. state, private 80
1880 England Wrappers - 03jc; go bales Havana
Sse as1 20.
WHALEBO NE-Quiet az 81 As for Arctic.
WOOL-A somewhat better tone prevails resulting
slightly large demands from manufacturers Prices have not
sellers do not hesitate accept bids
while shown IN which irregariy
reported. large. but The
clip shortly DO upon and desire to all poor
grades noticeable. Hence, fair movement IN Texas
grades Other Wool reported weak. Foreign
quiet though attention is paid % stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

state-FactOry-
RGI-

Receipts for tho week 2o372 pkgs last week pkEs
week last year ,t pkgA The supply con
tiHue- al, but t demand fair aud ne market grnrr
ais steady tie u l1DlT &c 20 fine marks OF
Western his IL the universal asking
price Tor fancy marks but 70 VOId have been Ghcult
move car lots AZ l7c Dur< and Goose in l2ht
supply cOrresDOnIn ely light demand. quota
uOns:
Jersey L. T. and Western fresh-------l7 Gl7i4
nearby. Der dOZ ais Southern fresh -l6 Gl6L1
Penn and Y....l7 0I72 Duck GJ2
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Diuioeno Notices.
March % 1872

MaTCh 70 Iss2.
BUFFALO PITTSBURG AND WESTERN
I'D RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE CouuOus lue April the General A0rfgagc Bonds u
this COMPANY thaf date presena-
ton &C the Offices OF POST, MARTIN - CO. 81 PIN
New York or h. W. CLARK d CO., 80 south 3dst, fkia-
delphia. ~ gI.N I'LL
HANNIBAL AND ST. JosRPH RAlRoAD COMPANY,
a. BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, Feb. 20, 1882. :
COUPONS due March /, 1882 ON the Eight
per Convertible Bonds and the Six cent COnao
dated this Company wi be paid on aud after the
a. W Anal Neg,YOrk. JOHN - HILTON. Seegetarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-29

PANAMA RAILROAD CoiPANY.I
NEw-YOgK, March -, lss2.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF Stockholders
Of Tho Panama Railroad Company VIII be held az the Of
fee OF the company, No 81 Wa st Monday tho third
day OF April next at II for the purpose Of eiectng thr
~ directors for the year next ensuing and for the
Transaction Of such other business before the
meeting.
Polls viii he opened at ~ M and be closed at p. m.
Transfer books viii De closed the afternoon OF the 23d
inst and DO reOpened the morning OF the 4 pToxmO.
T.. Il PENFIELD, secretary.
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ADYERTISENENT FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK Tribune WILL 1915 RECEIVED At IItts
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lrst-st- 308 West Twenty th.-st. ElxhtlavA.
Fouteenthst, corner Un0n-squsre, 700 Third
ave. corner F0rty.seventh-sI. the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. l0Ol and 300 rhirave, corner onehaadrcd and
twenty dfthst. mp 70 ; .. M At reSllar 9lce rttsA
NOTICE To CAPITALISTS.
FOR SALE
VALUABLE COTTON MILL.
I'm Jersey, 5000 spindles with capacity Tor l0n0
heated steam lighted BY by water power esay
access both " New. York and Philadelphia. also,
10000 ACRES or LAND.
much vauable timber with twenty-five miles % 'front.'
age on three railroads Among the Improvements are no
ab0vemeu U AMI gTist mll-, sCrsloIscs Tire.
cranberry 0og large lot % cleared land, two villages Win
over lOu houses barns stables, sc Win be sold WHO'S
OF IN tracts ~ suit Is. LOEBESTHAI- 1sv..,,o-s
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Do, Western. -..-
Do, southern.
boosters
Turkeys, Jersey.
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" ma md nnchnngea. Wheat

T0LED0 MaTol IlHCIIVt. : IIeI -IUU
81 81 Apr and NAV 81 "a June 3lA July. 81 lji4;
August 81 ia all the year, 81 To- Corn little doing
july 40 c asked al the year 55c asked oats dun and
unchanged. Cloverseed No = 81 SO; Prime, - 50 do.
NTmmoth s. bid the close Wheat quiet and shade
Red spot ami March held az 81 30 April 81 1894
a&I "a May 81 344 June 81 3lif asked: July. 81 Is ;
August 81 u asked. quiet, nou.naly unchanged
hi. cepts-WheAi, 1000 bush. Corn 10000 bush; oats
none Shpmcnt3WAeat $4,000 Dush.i Corn, 1900 bush
Oats.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

THE city authorities of Fl Paso are taking stringent me, ures to prevent the spread of the smallpox, which + ep- idsnlic in that city. They have passed an ordinance providing for board of three physicians, who, with the Mayor and city physician, shall constitute a health committee, which shall have gen. eral supervision of the health of the city, with power to adopt any measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of smallpox or other infec- tious or contagious diseases; to remove to the pesthouse or places otherwise iso- lated persons afflict | with such dis eases; and to provide for the compul- sery vaccination of persons exposed Co such diseases The ordinance provides for R fine of S25 to sI0O persons refusing to be vacclnated; fine of $50 to S2JO upon any physician failing to report any case of such disease within 24 hours; a fine of S20 to sl0O upon any person re- fusing to remove to the pesthouse on other designated place, or upon any per son refusing to put out 6 yellow flag at a house where such disease was known to exist or upon any person removing such flag; a fine Of S50 to f2O0 upon any person leaving his abnde and going into the streets after the eruption shall have broken out upon him. The ordI- nance requires the health committee to report to the council twice a month, or oftener, if required, and makes it un- lawful for any person to visit the pest house or other house where smallpox is known to exist, except under the direc- ton of the committee, and afiixes pen alty for violation of such section of 8 to S25.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
LET IT RS DONE.

Albuquerque, New Mexico, has $ min.
 ing assoclation. It IS corporate body,
 organized under the laws of the Terri. tory. Article second reads as follows:
 This association is formed for the purpose of giving protection to the le- gltimate mining interests of New Mex ico; exposing fraudulent mining schemes; the collection of minerals for general inspection, and the adoption Of such other methods as may be deemed
 proper for the purpose Of aiding in the general development of the mining re sources of the Territory of New Mex leo, by procuring from all parts of saio Territory reliable information and sta ustlcs, and the dissemination of th, same by publication or otherwise. witt power to buy and sell such real estate Tor the use of the association as may be necessary in forwarding and carrying out the objects of the association.
 It IS composed of some of the wealth fest and most practical business men from the different counties in the Terr:- tory, who purpose to use their best ei- forts iR forwarding along the mining manufacturing and other. industria! pursuits of the Territory. IT the pea- pie of Tucson and adjoining territor, are wise as to their own interests they will make a move similar to that Of their Albuquerque neighbors. IT such an crganizatiOD was p-' t.y effected. an1 ,os prinHples judiciously and ener- geticRlly enforced, it would draw to- gether the best men in the Territory, who would join hands on the common issue Of our material prosperity. The result would be far reaching and of great consequence, as is apparent to every man of rejecting mind. In New Mexico Governor Stover IS the head and front Of the organization. In Arizona Governor Tritle, us a progressive and practical business mRa for seeing the great possibilities that would accrue through and by means of the corporate body in question. would lend It his wIll- ing aid. Let us at least be as progres- slve as our neiChbors.