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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ALWAYS EQUAL 10
THE EMERGENCY.

The Republican parry has the confidence
which rightfuly belongs 70 character and 10 lo.S au
destiny cetrlless OF the machinery of the Offices "
can give AID the other forces II can not cohtro to
Thc .suea o state giSatIon which have latcy arisen
Will be 10 load upon the party, hut rather ne" ~
The blnndcrs and evil nature of The opposition wiz "
constant incentive to Republican I'D MY. Nheh III nj
time arrive, for action upon the next rlr'lloh "a
find Rae Irpuh leans awahe, Nl1aht, lbltlAkthS ""s
11ns- Is III ihriI NIFTY and me NhUIe SITUATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
oI.R norGHTY eECRErARY OF sTATE.

Should FrelinghuyScn remain long en0ngh IN
the state Department the Emperor of Morocco may ven
urr upon avrngng the conquest ~ the BarDay pras
In, Porter and ms fleet. Chilli has given fair warning
t6ar sire viii blow seapJrts out OF existence II We
don't mind business. and turkey, nlt SLOW "
understand diplomacy. has assumed a high hand. TO
which Mr. Frclinghuy-cn has az once bent pleaeahs
neck II ia really Mr Blaine says under me ne" 2fue,
of things the United states dllOmatcaIy aFAu
to ue out after dark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
ltnNDN -lNn -HrNLAENS

The mos, important financial event Of the
past week was the shipment of T2,33 L7Go in
specie. This is the largest weekly return OF
specie exports this year excepting the one for
the week ending February 1. The movement
of gold as officially reported for In" whole
country in January, February and March, and
for Ncw-York in April, was a, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
HEsT TO PAY WHILE WE CAN.
Prom me Tr0y Itmes rep

II ennnls IL III fUuI mn lS InaIItT OF ITI TdIIIIs
-, ,,,,ts N will be well make haste sioWg'
W,,fryr may be possible in that direction without 10
" ' ,,',.r of deficiencies and loss az credit, shnuo
,'i, us ine .-reAf mas. of our people 10 NOT
p' uo',' o. runorous about 10. however, on me con
frsry they feel ,hat the buId Us Oi niiiir NJ
49, n. f,fn. IA the present prosperous toHIii' VI
A. r, and eypre genuine auxietY 70 see t.' ~. "
INV ,,' am DIMINISH WITH all convenient Hprtu Nno
crhh'I'. "o , nrotitlou. And they are not aN'rso
tn .c approp toas for other purposes as atl"a, -
a. I,ri',b. ana iu harmony WIN J-c sIo"ln-
Ia 80. neither a. trayugant nor nlr-aidll'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
e,>,, ,op MILLER on lnE CHINESE g. Is i ,lS;
$50 go, MIMI j,n,s's Hdshu Ti5n Letter 10 me -i'''


The best argument | nave htai '. Oh ~ tse
,.' ~ chinese immigration, better iAa1 an! -
J''' ~, ~, mess n,ctast il IS the whole luih ia
Srr,s,~u Wosa yer, informal one by your e'uvl In
m his d N paror and n a pnNatc ooh'S' The tn.
,, Ntlirr said: Tie matter Is sinpn ti.4H' az, tor
-. ,,r, a rlce who have lived unocr "eAIu.4.I,
+ 600 wears without ever having innHe - .bich
49, ~ see any part of country al up Iu', uy
rn,nor. hcnd nor affiliate Win the Ah.r"'n AZ a.
IN Lion fAat Eastern manulac uirrs "a rP-A
iiO 81 ,i",n, want cheap labor Is eh,li'b ti.,ts
Wal they want is mt,n gent labor lin2r VA. 'Cpccs
N""' 'u = ,r,t f,kes ork ma schools auu '"u'V,
@ 80 b wer, actugtcd oIly bY selfish molisos III
m .bat round they would waat class o. acy
-, ,on-umers as We AS pr dnceis. l"o od
,t,r,ia /, toward frudd 81 stem III, - -" 80
nvnIa there control more acres tlan any ir IL wouIa
,v,rn Chinese labor TINS h possible "a. a. ~
' r vim caucasian labor The "Ncr"h' 7st nv
,,'t n, Caifor. Ia on tnis question means po',Ilr,
.a, I,nlg OF her citizenship against en's 's, LII
caucasian aborcrs IN our bfoau oV. ',,yyn,ris
moi b. conten,cd t. Work an fanss @ i, ~ own
iai' & himself As fAst 10 gets the mou,Y 10 W.
IL mo sLxlJ VI 10 aeIeS. Anu lHa~0S "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08
PUBLIC OPINION.
ALONG FELT WANT.

From me IIIHtn C0nsfN diOn fDem.)
One small Democratic leader IN Congress with
tWo u mis- Of hard backbone would give the party boom
for ISL genuine boom gen rally of home manniac-
tlre Ike every thing else that Is genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08

Persons leqrinq torn for the season, and sum
p1cr frarellcys, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
nailea to them, postpaid for 81 20 per month,
TIE address being changed as often as desired.
The explosion which on Saturday night shat
tered the windows in the cottage in Riverside
Drive. and seriously injured party of callers,
apparently was practical joke or piece OF
personal spite, and calls for active police inter
ference ii is carrying a spirit OF jest or re-
ycnge too far when man whose sleep Is dis
turbcd 10y merTymakers tries to quiet them or
frighten them by exploding a cartridge of
giant powder under their windows.
The neglect of public business at Washing
ton has been often commented upon i'll our
dispatches, and our correspondent this
morning gives additional facts and striking
statistics concerning noteworthy examples Of
absentcesm. They reflect severely on two
Congressmen from this State. One of these, it
is said, is too i'll to attend upon his public du
ties. but is well enough to be constantly at
his club. The other has important political
business which detains him at Albany. Does
it never occur to these men that they are paid
$1,000 a year to represent their constituents,
money that isn't earned
Two of the most important laws affecting
the health of this city which have been passed
within a year or two are those requiring the
registration of physicians and plumbers.
Ouacks either in the profession or the trade
are peculiarly hurtfu. Bad plumbing makes
much sickness, and bad dOctOring destroys
many lives. Ii is a satisfaction, therefore. to
know that the enforcement OF the registration
regulations is fast wedding out the so-callcd
doctors and unskful plumbers. The OppO-
nents of these regulations may well be looked
upon with suspicion. Reputable physicians DO
not want the sins Of quacks foisted upon them,
and plumbers who do good work ought to be
willing to be registered, especially as then
they can obtain better prices for their Jobs.
There may be few foolish people who want
to select their doctor as freely rs they do their
preachcf but he strcter the law the more
satisfactory it Will be TO The sensible public
and honest doctors. 1t is to be hoped that the
Assembly will heed the wishes Of the County
Medical Society, and Lot make any changes
relaxing these statutes.
The crime at Dublin considered merely as
a crime. is most extraordinary, az will appear
by the details given i'll our cable dispatch.
The time was only half past seven O'Clock
In the eyening-hardy early twilight now
in that latitudc-and the Park was pretty
well filed with people. Lord Cayendish and
Mr. Burke, who seem to have met
accidentally, were walking leisurely along
In frequented spot, when the men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-08

Persons tearing totcn for the season, and sum
ncr frarellcrs, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
,ailed to them, postpaid, for 81 20 per month,
the address being changel as often as desired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

GFrnrE TEFrHrkl.-Tbf iadiez cf Ire
lAnd will hErt . festival " the NEho-
cir church III tin; town On fbt crcn.rr
~ Friday. lee 11d. Che proceeds Il:
wiich ore 10 t. tcrrfod % rrpcUw an
<sKsn f0r The rArrrh- The grsni rucrest
xlwKrs attending the festivals q Ire
l4nd \ fEir lsdins Il sufficient ASSURANCE
til1i ttis will bt ~ rxcr,,tEon. and that
those Who attend viii hare : pleasant
evening. 40 1id good cause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

~ The morning train from Eorkpoli
nov runs ihrosrh % jasper. - - e.
Dress. leaving Eorkpos1 ~ f17. Eun-
rrrbnrp u -. aud arriving y. Jasper
$3.50. n leaves Jasper NJ Il 80. and
rnni throuEh - Eockpcfr without STOP
ping except u HunfinrburE snd Gentry
riAit. and connects with ~ 0welsbpro
bosi - k>ckporr- This arrangement II
made 70 accommodate tbe oHcnEborO
md LouisriIie travel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

TIA general exercise embracing e.
admissions. compositions knd derikna-
lions Will take place - tbe public srhool
tl3, afternoon. Parents. and Others. art
lnrlie1 II Grisnd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

1.-THE -Lesfrr Combination N said
q - 81 toierLblE fair ability. have been
FllFing 70 tmkil houses in. Jasper this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

~ The highest mlfke "a price win ~
rsid for GOOD navy belnf u Letrburrsr
Kahn A Goa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

n>rThe P~tidenft 1n~essre IL ~ ~
particular Interest exotpt for its ~.
tittics-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

IrxLkrn Our peirhbcrinr tawn \
mixing fresh start this week.. Dr. Fnrs
moved into his neu building and 60
Wednesday, ppcned large fresh STOCK d
ornrk II neE furniture. and n n skid bic
Store looks - handsome - .'beIle Il
tht period The d0rior's learning and
<xperier0t are N nesDrAnoc thai he viii
49, frxt class drug rsora.
Lrhrburrer, Kahn & Co. slso opened
rui their new shore "Wednesday. and
Irrin ths number ~ wagon losds u
go. Which wcut ~, 80 jDdSe tbsy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

neud tbe rulos and pnss tbo bill 10 corrpC
tbe error i'm tbe revised statutes relative {,
| tLe dntv an kniL goods.
JIarrlson oI Iiiinnis. said fhe bli wal
nrasanted ,inder snsnonsion of Tho rules In
order 10 prevent anv amendment beinl
odnntod ~ ,pphicb phIi'v would nndifv M nreseni
the tariff svstem
va TO- hriag ,a,norl,o hy Corl;sle of Ken.
,nni,s =, a,,,,nsi,ion ~ tha bil1 and bv
pT'Iigy, ~ ~ Tns, WI Jiastcii or Kan.
se1 ,aoo'irSoim paoIion m of frdi"na R,j%cs NJ Now
IT,, ~, eeD,e', vi vi hii IIuhhnii nr Nicbicon In
f,,a H. y, H., 10 s,sno,J ,I,e rnins md
ra.or .nq III i'IV.," @ .U iGg noys AZ
P1pI wy D,'t We, eio,noa,I a., contorence
me speaker announces ",
LiIi p'' W ri!s;" ff;sdnc fnf Nea
9ll, oahioh' a. iiltlris' as'S1o0N' VI -''"
i2rh "lig hIhins, " l aunntoSeu, 81, r,Ioo
Iaui, Vi hs.nia nIGneu Hi ,,;J;po w. tor rba
amu nss sI1 h"jlJngpS Gi at HarrisonbnrS
ereCiloh oi Puoic av iieii 20 naS
anu hplhs'iol,' gnu aPPiopi'"'iNs "o'''00
10 each ior thIt purpose, a,,,,o,i,,tl a.,
cAll'er an hol!r hau neen cIisuni'o ~ W. yhe
ehof9 10 OBTAIN quorum, DrasE, VI & Wts,
cohsin, look the moor ~ npposiii9Ihi ~ W Wy
Oil. as lar as ne hau leaitcu tho Uii.S
products OF 'he Two Towns Were
pennyroyal ana sassaIIas, WhIcii
grew largely III the streets. mere was no'
enough business tneIe 10 keep u growing,
so that small childreh could walk ABOUT
without gettlng lost III the WOODS,
Paul created great dcal Oh atnuselh en-
by his defense OF the pili' ana MS oehlai
that 1t was pennyloN2l measure.
The motloh was hha'ly aSrseu 10 ana the
blll passed. ,,..,. ~. v.,- H.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

act shall continue in force till expiration,
until three years next after the passing
thereof, was adopted by vote of 60 to q.
The house adjourned at p. m, having,
with the exception Of the interval of two
hours in last evenings session, been in ses-
sion continuously for 30 hours.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The senate, in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations
Rollin NJ. Dagga;t TO be minis
ter resident in the Hawaaiin Islands
George p. Pomeroy, agent anC
consul-general at Cairo John Fowler
consul at Trinidad. Postmasters- G gorge
Ware at Washington, Georgia Lawrence
Taiatferro, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Fanny d. Porter, El Paso, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
Foreign.
ABANDONED.

LONDON, July 1.-The bark Herlest, from
Charleston for Bristol, was abandoned Of
Creek Haven the 2sih instant Amer col.
liding with the steamer Ben Found she
capsizsd, and is being towed to Greek
Haven in that condition.
cov1xG ABOUND.
The Times in its financial article says. II
i informed on good authority that Lord
Dufferin, British ambassador az CONSTANT
nople, has telegraphed 20 the foreign Office
that the porte has signihed its intention 70
be guided By the views OF the conference
respecting Egypt, and that
TURKISH TnOOrs
well be cent to re-establish statu quo IN
der the direction Of the powers. The
Times says IL ~ also advised that Egyp-
tians In government positions have petit
TONED the sultan and powers through Der
wish Pasha 10 restore statu quo ne the
country is becoming utterly unorganized.
This Information. though known in some
quarters, has failed to arrest the downward
cause Of Egyptian securities. because oi
the announcement Of large iailure in
Paris. neosssItsting some fJroed closing Ol
accounts.
THr morsE % ooNNors
in committee continued in session through
out the night on ciause ~ Of the repression
bill. At731 o'Ciock this morning sir WI
liam Harc1urt, home secretary, said tia
time equivalent % two working days had
been consumed IN the discus ION Of aclauss
uf secOudary ifnp1Ttance. Means mus b
adupied % end this state Of thinrs. Par
nell said the home rule members would
IrfEaI re rHEIE c0rErETMfr
81 hume and ahruad. He curteuded fhrf
no opposition could BE- more reesonatlT
conducted againsf suct an ntruciUus mes.
urt. At 80 o'clccE- d.. Lyon FIayfnir
Chairman of the curnuiftee. sid there haf
besn deiberstely ulanned distractions q
the busines 81 the house- BeErnn. Collan
Cunnings, Dillon. HealrT, Ilearny, NcCer
ny, hErum, MedEs, O.Clnnr-. D -Ilr---..ll
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
WE ARE RIPE

For another onslaught upon our various stocks,
and prices must suffer We are already thinking
of the time, soon to come, when every inch OF
room will be wanted for the display OF another
Seasons stock. For the purpose OF obtaining
that room, we announce our Grand Semi Annual
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

~. J0uE. July t.-Ths riss which has
l,ssn coming down the Missouri river for =
fsu days past is being pretty seriously fslt
hs-s- Tht advnncs tc-day e this roirf
has ben iullT elEhteen inches and tie riss
tc-rirtf s1rnethinr over thir1~fwo fnrf
abCFt lCu vnfsr rnark No er-f1ns 1rrnrrr
has resulied, but a ~ q to feet rrr'~e
vuuld iuundate fhCusnnfs cf nrres rrIf
caus. r-eaf det-uriur-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

PETERSBURG, Va, July 4.-The court of
appeals has granted a writ Of supercedeas in
the case Of Oliver Hatchett (colored), con-
yicted in the criminal court Of Brunswick
county last April OF the murder Of Moses
Young Coolored), and sentenced to be hung
on the 2lst of this month.
The case viii come mp for trial in the court
Of appeals at It's session In Richmond next
winter on n petition for a new trial. The
writ Of snpercedeas has been forwarded 10
Hatchetts counsel. Litileton Hatchett,
father OF Oliver Hatchett, was
also convicted last April as acces-
sOry 20 the murder and sentenced 20
hang, but the case was subsequently
brought 20 the supreme court on a writ OF
supercedeas, when the court decided that
the evidence did not justify the conviction.
This case comes up again at the fall term
Of the county circuit court. Both mur-
derers are confined in the county Jail Of
Brunswick.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
Crimes and Casualties.

ANOTHER VICTIM.
LoNG BRANcH, July 1.-William S. Garri-,
son died this morning, making the fifth
death from Thursdays accident His death
ped was surrounded by family and friends.
lie did not regain consciousness before
death.
A RACE CONFLICT.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July The Union
has Just received particulars of a fatal con-
ilict between whites and blacks at Resoocks-
vile. Three colored men named Turner
had been for several days visiting the VII
lage named, and indulging in threats
against some of the citizens, making much
bad Feeling. This eliminated a few
DAYS since in row in
the courthouse, started by one of the
Turner'S in the vicinity of the building,
just as the afternoon session Of court was
being called. with open knife in his hand.
In the row that followed the three Turner'S
were killed and several other negroes
wounded, and several whites, also, but not
fatally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
Marine.


NoHFoLE, Va, July 3.-The abandoned
British bark L. Z. Cam was toved in the
harbOr and grounded fO-dsy. He
masis and spars are gone e1cept
the mizzsn mast, the bowspnt and jib
boom. Her edges are battered and her
decks are gone from the main hatch to
transOm. A quantity Of broom-corn. TO-
bscoo, fustic, zinc, hides, she ep skins,
feathers and bones mixed up IN the
lower bold viii be DISCHARGED under fhe'su-
perFisi0n of the custOm-h0use authorities.
~ uIsTEEee
The schOCner Nebbinrer and crew, New
YORK % Jacksonville with stone.
uut IN to-day with sails
split. She reported having encouufrrrd a
Whirl Wind, Saturday evening. ten ufles
south Of Currefurf frlrf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
Clearing Sale

To-day marks the of its beginning The day
upon which our sales have footed up the requisite
amount will mark the era of its end. "a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

On motion Of Cannon, q Illinois, the sen
ate amendments % the Legislative EtFrO-
urietiOn bill were cOncurred in.
On motion Of ManuiuE, of Mississippi
the rules were suspended and the bill
pa sd appropriafine 5000 for the cree
ton 4 building 81 Orford. Mississippi.
e1sT. of HeunsylFunia, moved % sus-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-08-26
s 3~,568,11e SO


SECTION z The Minister of Finance shall credit the Appro-
prlations OF the last biennial fiscal period all the amount ap-
%propriated by the Act approved on the Both day of July A.D.
1880 and remaining unexpended on the 31st day of March,
A. L: 1882, not otherwise re-appropriated and such amounts
shall be deemed no longer available for the objects for which
they We're originally appropriated.
SECTION 3. The Minister Of Finance shall continue to nav
the salaries appropriated by this Act, the compensation Of
soldiers and constables, the compensation of school teachers
and the current expenses of the Bureau of Education. Board
OF Health, the expenses of the Fire Department, of the
Supreme Court, and Circuit Courts, Government Stocks and
the interest accruing thereon, the support of prisoners and the
expenses OF the Leper Settlements until the Goth dav of June
A. d. 1884, unless new appropriations are made before that
date.
SECTION 4. The Minister of Finance shall not cause or
allow to be paid from the Treasury any money for objects
not provided by this law. 9"
SECTION 5. No person holding more than one Office. for
which salaries are provided. shall be authorized to draw
than the salary of the highest grade of Office held by him.
If the salary, OF any office held by him shall amount to
two thousand dollars or more per ,annum. and he shall he
entitled to no other OF further compensation.
SECTION g. This Act shall take effect and become a law
from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this 18th day Of August, A. d. 1882.
KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-08-26

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF IdE INIEhIOh.
Salary Minister Il,
Salary Chief b,
Clerk of Land Office 3,
Third Clerk of Interior observation-disclosures. 3,
Fourth Clerk of Interior Department...."..~. 2,
Salary Governor of 3,
Salary Governor of Maui 3,
Salary Governess of Hawaii. 3,
Salary Governor of Kauai 3,
Salary Clerk Governor of Oahu-...""--."... l,
Salary Clerk Governor of Maui"-.....--.... l,
Salary Clerk Governor of Kauai ...."-....." l.,
Salary Clerk Governess of Hawaii .......".-... 1,
Salary Jailor of Oahu 3,
Guard of Oahu Prison {,
Salary Superintendent of Water Works and
Clerk of Market -
Salary Clerk Superintendent of Water Works. p
Market for Waikiki, Maui. 2
Market for Hilo, Hawaii. p
Civil Engineer 81
Salary Superintendent of Public Works""..... g.
Incidentals and Travelling Expenses of Engineer
and Superintendent Of Public Works....-. L.
Salary of Postmaster General. ........... 81
Pay Clerks of Post Office. ......."".~ H.
Pay of 100
Pay of Mail Carriers. 49,
Incidentals of Post Office. So
Postal Money 1O,C
Marine Telephone Station. IL
Pay Keeper Royal Mausoleum. 6
Expenses of Royal Mausoleum 9
Pay Keeper LunaElo Mausoleum. s
Pay Janitor Aiiolani g
Pay Messengers Interior Department. "....."- 90
Fireproof Safe, Interior Department. 6
Incidentas Interior Department.. 20
Incidentals Governors Offices ...... .."".....
Books and Stationery for Registration of Con-
veyances 3
Copying Records of Land Commission ..."... "a
Road 1870
Pay of Road Supervisors. 14,4
Roads and Bridges
Honolulu
lO,UOO
Kooauloa 5000
7,OOO
Waianae 5000
Waialua. $500
Road from Lahaina to Wailuku... 10000
Lahalna o,OOO
Bridge at Honokawai, Kaanapali 1000
Waikiki. 5000
Makawao 5000
Hama 1000
Molokai 5000
Lanai 1000
North Kohala ..............."." 1000
South Kohala ................... 1000
Hamakua.. 5000
North Kona 1900
South 1000
Kau from Punaluu to Kapapala... 5000
Other roads in Kau................ 1000
1000
Hilo. 10000
Koloa, improving road and land
ing 1000
Lihue, improving road and bridge
at Nawiliwii ................. 5000
WaJmaa BRIDGE 9 600
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03
ASSESSMENT WORK.

We call the attention of every one, for we are all interested in mines, to the communication signed "Prospec- tor" and the answer thereto published in another column. This is matter of vital importance to miners in this dis trIct and in fact in every district for it strikes to the very root of their titles. To be able to sell a mine man must be able to show agood clear title and in order to do that, he must be able to prove beyond the possibility of doubt that he has done his as sessment work for at least year or two previous and that his miningclaim is not open to relocation. In answer ing the communication referred to we merely take common sense bus mess view of the subject and have given our opinion accordingly. There are others among us better
 able to discuss this point in its legal bearings than ourselves for we do not claim any pretentions to legal lore, and to those we extend cordial invitation to use OUT columns freely in discussing this important matter. Let us have this matter dis cussed as it appears to others as well as ourselves. It certainly will do us no harm and we may all learn some thing, and by exercising a little care and foresight now, save ourselves an immense amount of care and trouble hereafter.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03
TEE VOTE.
hereafter.

In the four largest towns in Ari- zona, viz: Prescott, Tucson, Tomb stone and Phenix, the vote at the late election went in favor of the Repub- licans, but the country, which is set tied up mostly by people from Miss ouri, Arkansas and other Southern States, o7erbalanced the large towns and carried the Democratic ticket almost triumphantly. Again, the Democrats as rule vote unitedly They don't scratch, as do Republj- cans, hence another reasQp %1y they are successt116ad the Republi- cs9nlss Observed the clannish rule adopt ei by the Democrats we believe every man upon the Republican ticket would have been elected. Let Republicans hereafter adopt the Democratic doctrine of never voting anything but the straight ticket, and the party will be more certain ofsuc- cess.-Prescott Miner.