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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Judge A. ". sheldon. A,sociate Justice.
 MONDAY, May 31.
 Court met at 10 a. ID. Minutes of last court day read and approved.
 Geo. L. Lynde vs. J. \. McFaddeu ct al; on motion of M. J. Walsh, Esq, counsel for plaintiffs, it is ordered that this case be placed on the trial calendar and the case set fer trial June l2th.
 Mark Ezekiels vs. San Catarna Cop per Company; on motion of C. C. Ste phens, Esq, counsel for plaintiff, 1t IS ordered that this case be placed on tEe the law calendar, and the hearing Of the demurrer k Set for Saturday, June 9th.
 Territory vs. John Drummond; case continued by consent till June list.
 Territory vs. George Cooler. This being the time for defendant to answer the indictment herein, he being present in CgurJ, hIs attorney iaterpuses demurrer. which was Overruled and ex- cepuOus taken. Defendant pleads not guilty to the on-usa charged n the in- dictment. Case set or trIal Ou Monday, June lth.
 Territory vs. Vicente COsio. Tins be- ing the time for defendant to answer the indictment herein, he bejng present in court with his counsel, pleads that he Is not guilty of tue ofIense charged ID the indictment. Case set for -rial June 9th. On motOin of Hugh Farley, Salim A. Franklin is added as counsel.
 Territory vS. John Howard. This case came on regularly for trial, the defend ant being present in court with hIs counsel, Joseph c. Perry, Esq, asked leave to withdraw his former plea of not guilty. and orlsad guIl-y, which was al- lowed, and the defendant iu person pleaded shat he was guilty of the offeuse charged in ,he indictment. Friday, June lst fixed as .he tune for Vassingse It k ordered that Alrs. A. McCaun, 8 witness for the Territory iu this case, being a non-gesideut, be allowed her ex- penses, amounting tOthe sum of Slj4 1T accordance " th Section 525, page lj7, Compiled Laws of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
Notice of Forfeiture.
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 ITO eAWUfL 'T. -IOfl EIDGE. YOU ARE { ra-. b. u.t.r.t rlsf tIe urd, rsIgred nave ---.-...l Two L 1Eir-d D0llais m iarcr and -r.t-.r.-Hla-- u on each 0f th., following -.-r... and Ias-- bod mining claius. -ifuste In q !. .s-tIr ' r 1- District Pima county. Ari- r....4 t.-a.r- , .s 4uul. loratld A. ven ter 5 .--.- ru-tce ul c1elnu ls reclrGe iu BsoE .r tl1e-- I--e ---. tornty Rrcorier'- CGiCe Of .ic llII com C.; ana tLH Union. located June - f--i, notice Ct -o-u'fun re cor-iei in Book O Of l. i-es ra-e -g3, sad EacorCcr c ficc in order Q hold sand mn rs aims under th- pru-is.0 ua >ec-lru %. Revised Sta utas nf tls United >-a-e-. berg he a~. ou-r required To ho q each 1f sal4 claims Tor the v- ar~ endins IecCu her -. l--l. and lccsLher %. lss" Ard 1T viihin 7lre-y days -ftH- tlI- rstlce by puhlica-i n yus '~il or reiu @ Co contribute your pr 'pcr-iou fl -- l nEra.- Nl.urn as a co owner tn W.T.. ne HUrd-ed Doa irs on each Of -a-d cla ms yo1r ,ere~r tte~'ln Ui4i become he property of the -Ibsc-.hsIs under sald -tc'iCn 2.2f.
 F. ". SHuhTPIEGE. ie2 s-n C. C. STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
PROBAIE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CH $. SMITH. DECEASED T. Notice ls hera by rren Co tho creditors of and all persons having claims acsils. thr e-fHte ul , has, smith. deceased rt rrr-a TO fheu, WIth the proper yuIch-.- q. tle Adm. ri-jrs.Frr of sand --a-- co Il@ otce. NH. 1It Congress -tr.e'. up stair, w .rlIu tea ma..l- after iae ru. uuh- ucltiou oi thia uUt.cc.
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 IT. BUEHNAN Admini-tra;or of tho Estate or Caa. smith, de- ceased jZ4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

TNTHE PEOB3TECOUETOFTTE COUNTY I ot Pima Territory cf Ar.zlua. In matter Oi estItH of uuuas E-lk-up. drcea-- -1.
 NorlrH l- hereby gwen that N0udny the 2irh day cf Juur i--I. lr It o'clock s M. or =ald day. and tir guur-r11m of sand Court. lt Che Cuuufy tourJhoIsa. Iu tie county of Pima. Ieru-9rF of Ar.zru us. hove been appointed l- fhe time nd place for proving tre v1l. Of said Thomas EelEuap. daCgl-t-i and for nearing Che application of Jaiue- Quiulu for is-rg1ca tu Iim ot letters -cstameu' ury thereon.
 Tucson, May lf. l--3
 J. JA-ANDERSJN. Jr Clerk HtryEs 6 SrrLEs. At-y-. for Petitioner. i-- $-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

ism. by intelligence, by the eternal prin- clple Of right, by government Of the people, by the people and for the people. Let harmony and peace prevail forever. Prolonged applause followed this ad dress, and again the Fort Lowell band discoursed most excellent, thrilling, solemn ard appropriate music, and the chaplain pronounced the
 BEEEDICTIoS.
 The grace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the lose of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit, be with us all. Amen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Phenix Gazette John Kellerman IS this year raising wheat, barley and Irish potatoes at Desert Wells, twelve miles northwest of Phenix. without irrigation, and meeting with very good success. The potatoes are as fine B quality as can be raised anywhere, and will net John a good sum for his pluck and trouble, and next year no doubt he will go into potato raising on larger scale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
CLERKS. DISTRICT COURT, RECORDERS
 OFFICE ANp JUsrIcE's OFFICE.

OFFICE AND JUSTICES OFFICE.
 TUcsoS. May 29, 1883. To the Grand Jury Pima County, May Term: Mir. F0reman:-Your committee on District Clerks office. Justice office and County Recorders office, have visit ed and examined each of the Justices offices, and find their court records and books kept in good order.
 We recommend that each office be furnished with a copy of tLc Compiled Laws of the Territory. In the D strict Clerks office we find the records and books iu excellent order and find the present incumbent has made some lm- proyoments in his office that wIu not only make the court records more order ly, but be of great convenience to the public.
 We fud iu the RecorJt .lice the records kept in neat gCOu ., and very convenient tO the puo-lc.
 We take notice O' one book of records that ls so worn as to endanger tue rec Ords winch we would recommend to be transcribed to a new book or rebound at the expense Of the county.
 We also find that the Indexes to mines are only kept in the names of the mines as required by law hls IS very un- satisfactory and mconyeuIeEt 70 the publc, as m case O. the death of a miner or mine owner, the whole Of the records of mines must be examined m orler Co find what mines h- owned. We ecom- mend that Set of Index Books be made ont cou;aIuin, the names or tHe l0cators of mines and continue the present ln- dexes.
 R. LLOYD, Chairman.
 F. l.. CAPLEs,
 RICHARD STARR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

No. Isrho only Uu-i.AFF cure Tor fttt 'NL LA lNh- RHFA. Price Of either lnvIgurator S3 per bot ti.. s,v for SD. sent to any .ddfess on receipt of pri..e or C. O. D. Responsible persons can pay when cu-cd S'rIctest secrecy mUntained. Patients cared at home. lr- Llebig's Dlspen- sary has an elegant Drug store m building.
 Too frequent evacuauuns CT the blacder and Slry Sediment m urine uro symptoms Of Sec ondary Seminal Weakness and frostai orrhea. Complgirts readily yield Co the uR- LiEBlo HREtE' INT.
 Ordinary CaSes.-Any rec-nt case of sreoial or prIgars dIsras- cured for slO lseineulss su g ucieut to euro VIli h' prompt sent, Niih lu!! directions and advice C1 receipt or Sll- All Packages are securely co rcd from "userFallon-
 InYisorator Satupie> Free,
 To prove t.e wrrdertui p.Wcf CT ne bEt-tI GERM ,S ISyIaoH.TCE e bottle ot either number " D be sent free or charge. fersons ord rang iree bottle VII ou-y have To pay e1- presssga on Ielive.y.
 Most POWcFiui Electric Belts Free 70 Patient. Consultation. Examination and advice free and private.
 Dg LGEisIG .X co. 800 GcIry St, Private Entrance. 4o5 Wasou Sf. s- IT.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Florence Enterprise The cattle in crease on the San Pedro Tn this county, has been large this year. The assess ment roll shows something like 10000 head in that valley at present. The in- crease In other portions of the county has been large also. Finals cattle in- terest is becoming colossal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
THE Great English Remedy!

Isa never-faiimr cure for Nervous Debih J. Exhausted Vitality. Semiuai " aa eEs. Sperm atorrlUa. LOST MANHOOD. lmpoten- cy. kaTaiysis. ProstatOr- rnRa and ull the terri bls effects Of self Abuse. youthful f0iiies and exec sss In Uaturer years -such HF loss of Memory ! Iresltufe Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
CnttIe fnrSnIe.

Graded American, Texas, and Sonora stock cattle for sale. either with or with out ranches. R. M WILRIN, Agt.
 22l Meyers St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
Official Records.

LOCATION NOTICES. Lone Forest. Amole, May 9. Fred Werner.
 Iron Cap. Amale, May 2. Wiley Box. E-l osz mIus, Blrboq qlivari noun t----. Aprli --b: David Blrrow and Cos .-s Perrin.
 Aurora mine. four miles west of David -.-s S1rIn--, Santa BItas. March l1; tL Cole. D Moore.
 F-luHcO mine, adjoining above; March %. Daniel Moore, C L Cole. lemriar mine. Wrigntson District, lly ll.h, @aS. Milne. Samuel Davis. h'ES-.aa lrlr, NTightson District. hAE '-, Jas. Milne. Samuel DgvIs. Anne u5a-, b.lc9u Mountains, April "l, Dan bal-lsrtv, A. ;. Har;zel. batA Gopher mine, Rincon Noun- ,aIl-, Apu. q. Dan Dougherty, A. >. Hl-,z-L
 Philadelphia mlne, Rincon Noun l.5ns Ap-i! 18th, Dan Dougherty, A. 5. H--iza-
 DEEDS.
 D-lid Moore l. c L Cole, Central aIaa NriEhtson district; Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Appointment of Edward Coker as agent ol the Ida Gold and Silver Mining Company
 Dle Bill against Copper Gem mine Tor Sl>l, by Daniel Moore to O l. Cole, to be paid out of the first proceeds Of the mue.
 Certificate of appointment of W J A.eTan Ter as resident agent of the ar-en mining company. Bond of 4. N Bragg, as Justice Of the Peace, with II Buehman and Joseph rolGrree, as suretiez.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

the necessary changes in the court house ! buildinp. opening and repairing lines or ! communications to the different parts oi 1 the CD lntv, said roads Go he open Co tue ! free use Cf the people. We vouli specially recommend the | buildirrof q; good and substantial bridge across the santa Cruz river, at some point most beneficial to the travelling public.
 We would recon mend complete re- modsIiug Of the county jail, also of the Recorders office; the building of a new fire proof vault for Recorders once with moveable book eases and desks running on railroad track.
 Nothing in this report shall be held construed to mean that rallgoads are m any sense prIvate enterprises.
 All of which IS respectfully subml ted.
 Tucson, A. T., May 29, 1883. Adjourn ed March term, 1883, District Court, Pima County.
 VIM :. EDWARDS, Chairman.
 H. BEUNs,
 CHAs. kBEsHAM,
 LEoPoLDo CARRILLo.
 JAIL AND sHERIFF's OFFICE.
 Your committee on the Sheriffs office and jail report as follows:
 We hav. examined the books of the Sheriff and find them neatly and syste- matically kept, and giving a complete history of all transactions pertaining to that ofiice-the first instance. within our | knowledge, of the keeping of records by ! any Sheriff of Pima county.
 On the first of March, 4. D., 1883, the . taxable property of Pima county was as- sessed at S3,S5l,7l l3.
 Amount of assessment On the same, S90,5IJ IS. Of this amount there were collected SSl, POS 43; amount paid into county treasury, SS0,33O 16; Collectors fees and commissions on same, SoII 6L.
 We find that immediately prior to the 23d day Of October, A. D., lSS2, certain prisoners confined in the county jail and charged with having committed lenOus crimes were allowed privileges pot compatible with wlse and proper prison discipline, and while We believe hat punishment should be visited per 5Onally on those who commit offences lCaius, the law, vet we desire, Tn the most emphatic manner, to express our that Sheriff should be held largely responsible for the acts of his 
 On examination of the jail and Court house We give 1t as our opinion that the ot the building was job To iich from the taxpayers Ot this county, or the most cOlosssl evidence Jf incompe;ency, if We may not say crim Inal culpability. it has ever been our 1i-pieasure to witness.
 We recommend the following improve meuts and alterations in the jail
 4 wall should be built which wOuld {. nclCs- the rear and east side oi The jail.
 The window graung5 should be pro- ected by chilled steel sIeves. The wainscoating inside the jail shouid be lined with chilled steel.
 There should be two additional water closets inside the jail.
 Chilled steel of larger sIze than that lf which tbe iron grating k made should De- substituted for the IrUu grating. Combination locks with lever should le placed on the cells SO they can lee ocsel from tLe corridor. The cell door locks should be of such character that not more than one lock an be unlocked wIJh the same key. The prisoners receive a sufficient sup. .ly of wholesome food and speak well of heir treatment. The premises are kept lean and a salutary prison discipline
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

In TOreuCy. EEhaUred Nlt-iuy. Prem tufe ue- ciIae and LOS, OF MANHOOD. iu all its com pl cations and from whItt yer cause produced. tI eurlu.e- and p.Ilnes tIs hiu-ds >rOeus a--- rlr Nerves. issa.u. liI c-rs, Dises- t.1l. Reproductive Org.1-, and Fhy-lcll snd Mental tlru.It- l- stops any unuaU.rul Lebil- I..l.ue dram urar tca system, preventing iuvol- uisrIrr lHa-p-. LruII-Iffu.s ursl-ls. sen lual lI--H- vLtl tle urua etc. SO uestrucilse 70 UiuG and body. lt l- a sure l.ulIa.gr of ail EIDNEF AM l. ADDER COMPLAINTS. it contains no iIiuruls Iu-retiI-lf-- 70 those suffering from thc evil yncCfs os youthful inUtsCTcGlou~ or CNCc>.C~. ~ps rssN. thor
 oush and pCrmuHcui GRE Is c. ARNN- HE'D. Price s. JO Ter hutti-. or nv- bottles ln ease. with fIil directions and advice. SlO. Sent secure from ob--rva-I.u tc alY address up- on receIp- of prIce, or C. 0. D 10 be had ouly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

T his C re a { Streu gth entng z Remedy and Nerve TONIC l~ the icgl l.
 uuto result uf over ,vsuty years of prnc- meal experience, and tJ JkE~ WITH UN- FALLING CERTAIN rN Nervous and fhy- -Ical u-illits. Semi ual Weakness. Sper-
 uato liUa. PrOSta- [ rrliua Emissions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
MEDICAL.
DIR. LIEBIG,
Di~pensary, Cor. Ceafy and Mason street. san Fran
 ef.fu AIfgnruEa

Dis pcn,arf. tor. Gcafy and
 Mason Street, san Fran
 cisco, C~ligOrnia.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE
 I for the euro of all sPECIAL COMPLICATED and sO-caled lN- Ct-rABLE CugoNIC DISEASES. Dr. Iirbi.'s Gc c-man InVi.o- rafor is positively guaranteed fo cure Nervous and Pm sical Debiltv SeminII Wcaknes~. lost Hsnhoud. spc mat"r- Faea. Loss or Eners|, Ring in. and DiEJinc>s tu the Head. fseianrhoiia, Hopeless Feelings. PFo>faforriie- and all tho results Of youthful im- prudence and excesses or ma tu-e ysars- The Doe or. a regular Caiiese Physician from Eurorc. Will agree tO for felt one th0u>dnsl dollars for a. c--e tbe InViEDi ator Will unt cure under special treaf- men and advice.
 The reason so many cannot -s- cured of Weakness anc the above di-el ses ts oWlrE 70 e Complication. called PROS iA A IJio HEA. which requires pc clllar treatment.
 B~. fiPhi.'< Euyf.orafOr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

Dss. BISTIF-'S Kidney Remedy Ssph- reticurs, cures all k5ud- of Kidney md Bladder I0upiaiut-. IuUorrhua, Gieot Leucorrh0a-
 For slio by all druggists. q a bottle. -iz bottles
 u4t. 1f N TIES Eaudtiiou Siti- rrJ tue ae-- and cheapest Dvspepsta and IIilfiou- cure in the market For sale hy all druggists. ield&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
FEInAY. Lnns Isf.

Court met at 70 a. n. The minutes of last Court day read and approved.
 Territory vs. An FO,. On motion of Wm. N. Lowell, Esq, counsellor defend ant herein, # is ordered that the order heretofore entered be set aside and the defendant he remanded to the custody of the Sheriff Co be taken before 2 Justice of the Peace for preliminary ex- animation.
 T.. Rdgrio vs. Oriole G. and $. Mining Company; it appearing To the Court from the certificate cf the Clerk tha. the appellant herein has not complied with the law concerning appeals from Justices Courts, il not pe-fa'tilg his appeal in tne time req qIired by law, on motion of c. C. Stephens, Esq, counsel for respondent, it IS ordered that the ap- peal be dismissed.
 Territory vs. Charles Howard. Sen fenced to seven years iD the peniten- tlary.
 Territory vs. Jame, Carroll and E de Glrmo. The motion of Joseph C. Perry, Esq, counsel for defendant herein to withdraw the plea of not guilty hereto fore entered and interpOse a motion to quash the indictments. IS overruled, and exceptions taken by defendants.
 Territory vs. John Drummond, assault with intent t1 commit murder, on trial before a jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
DR. (. D. SALELELD.

2I6 Kearney Street san Francisco, Cal
 Consultations scrir-'y confident .l. by letter or a- OI -s rEEE Ter rl- convenience of pa- tieuts and iu oruer tp insure perfect srcracY tavs a1Ipred Co p-ivH-n sll-ess, under e ulcl aIl packages are forward 2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

SuEci.r Co show Ir4 r erir. will be sent 70 any on. applying by letter, stating has -ymptOms --l a-s. CsmmU0i-s- -s1us strictly confidential.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

tur-ial Eris5id-. Aversion Co Soclsty, hmness Of Vis.ln Noises m the Head the vI'al hUid ulsslce uuon-ervel m the uuue. anu many other LIseases that lead Co insanity and death.
 GN. NINTiE wll agrec Co forfeit Five Hun trri Doilars for case of this kind the Vital -te-r0rative lUuCer his special advice and frat-urrrI will not cure. or for any ihlng impure cor ru5r-lou- found iu lt. DR- NlNTik treais a- SrIvars Dlselsss successfully without iner- .rrr gsr=uItquor free. TEuruugh examina- ti.l ari advice including gnalysts Of urine. s5u9. Frca or Che Vital Restorative. S3.uu a bOt- fIe, or fclr umes the quantity, SlO.0u; sent to any address upon receipt of price or C. O. D.. -acurr feJl1 observation, and in private name fl ,l.si-cfl. hy l. E. liiNfIE. N. D.
 1f Eaa-uy Street. San trlncIsco. Cal
 SIMPLE hoTILE FREE on application by letter stating -yuptous. cox and age. COmmu- ulc.-iGls strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
CORONER.

To F. B. Cullum. Foreman grand iury.-Sir: Your committee on Coroner respectfully submits the following for the consideration of the grand jury.
 Tho present officer assumed the duties of his office January 1st, 1885 since then has held eight inquests as Coroner with the following result: Murder f, suicide l, accident l, natural cause 2.
 IL IS the opinion of your committee that ali papers and effects of deceased persons have been properly cared for and disposed of as the law requires and that the duties of the office have been faithfully performed.
 We furthermore beg to report: That it has come to our knowledge that E. J. Smith, Cororer of Pima County. has held the dead body of one Captain H. B. Jenks in his possession for fourteen months, stating that he has SO held 1t because he has not been paid for hls fees as undertaken for said body. We hold such action on part Of the Coroner as a gross offense against public de- cency, and recommend that the proper authorities authorize the burial of said body at once.
 r. K WELLISGrOS,
 WI. BURKE,
 JOSEPH P. LONEEGAS,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
TUCSON RETAIL MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Wilkins X Shotwen,
 III Con=res, street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
Use a. q Gargle for the throat, as Wash for the Person and as
 DiSin!eetant for the House.
| CERTAIN REMEDY AGAINST ALI CON
 TAGFOTS DIsEtSES
Perfectly Harmless Used IRter-
 HaLIY or E.UteTHGiiy.
I H- LEILIN . CO-

J. H. LElLIS < CO. PrOprleto~s. Manufsctnrinr Chemists. Philadei- phIa. Price, 90 cents per bottle pIn- bottles, one dollar. apII-6wd-wIt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
DECORATION DAY.
The Brave DeaG Remeln-
 bered.

The Services at the Cemeteries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
PUBLIC ADslISIsTRATo

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. To ii. E. Cullum, Foreman Grand Jury, Sir: Your Committee on Public AdmInistrator, respectfully report. that on account of the absence of Henry Buehnan, present incumbent of the of- flee of Public Administrator, your com mittee failed to get access to the books.
 [. K. WELLINGTON,
 WM. BUERE,
 JOSEPH r. LOSERGAS,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02

II. B. CUilum, Foreman, l. $. Fried, Geo. 4. Gum, John F. Magee. Charles kresham, LeopoIdo Csrrillo, John G. Goodman, Abe Marx, Richard Starr, F.. K Wellington, Anthony Anslyn, Jos. P. Lonergan, Roht Lloyd, H. Bruus, r.. l.. Caples. Wm. II. Burke. J. A. Ernwder, J. Fl. C.Waltemath, Wm. <. Edwards,
 Philip SchreitCr.
 COURT HOUSE.
 ToTHE FOREMAN OF TuE GRAND JURY, Pima County, \. T.: The committee on the Board of Supervisors and Court House, submit ss follows:
 The business in the Supervisors of- flee IS conducted in a business like and systematic manner, the books neatly and to all appearances correctly kept.
 The board have allowed certain &C., counts the amounts of which we thmk quite out of proportion Co the services rendered.
 The warrant drawn in favor of !. 5. Allen m the amount Of Si52.lj for @ well on the Gunsight road. We are iu- formed that this well is of no value, there being at no time sufficient water for more than two or three head Of stock.
 Warrant No. g. iu favor Of E. J Smith. frr Sl1G9O is for the burial of Mir Holbrcok, late jailor, and while C. just charge against the county, we con slider some ot the charges in Mr. Smiths bill far too high.
 Warrant No. n. April 9th, 1SS3. in favor Of F. B. Pomroy for SlOO.
 Mr. Pomroy was authorized or request ed by "some citizens" to visit Prescott during the last session of the legislature to lobby through bill "to assist public enterprises" commonly known as the Port Lobos Railroad bill. and under the provisions ot sa,d bill the Honorable Board have decided Co issue county bonds to aid a private corporation to build a railroad from Tucson to some poIut on the Gulf of California. and also to issue county bonds to Q private cor poration to build a smeFer.
 We cannot see how this bill of Mir Pomroy's is a just charge against the county, nor what benefi; will accrue to the county or to the mass of her cltIzens by the passage ot ttis bill, nor any bill that authOrizs the Board of Supervisors to give away the pubhc money to indi- viduals to aid them in their prIvate speculations.
 We cannot understand how either Of these enterprises can be considered as public m their character. The county or the general public will not have any control over their actions or the conduct of their business affairs.
 We recommend that the necessary steps be taken to prevent the payment of said warrant or If if is already paid to have the money returned to the coun- ". That the Honorable Board do not issue to said companies, said bonds. We do not think the Supervisors have acted wisely or for the best interests of the people in determining tO grant county aid to said companies, and recommend in the future the bonds authorized by said bill. be not used to promote private speculations, but be applied to making