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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-13
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attorney and CornSr i"r 1T Lao,
FARMERvILLE, C.rOH PARISH Ia.
viii practice in tn. Cou,s oi h. 3ri
Jut:,rii! district. and the Su1.. ne AID
reit r.. Courts in Monroe.
EE Special attention g.v.n 20 Cu.lec-
ton and Succession mutt ~.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Among the many costumes noticeable last evening at the masquerade ball, that of Mrs. c. A. Bray, as ''Nigh'," we hear, was among the costlest and most elegant, and much admired by many for the exquisite taste displayed in ifs makeup.
 Rev. J. N. Green will leave for the Ea,, in few days. He will take in the Exposition, then make . flying visit to hi. native State, Alabama. On this trip Mir. Green will solicit aid in behalf of the Pres- colt Baptist Church, of which he is pastor.
 Captain Watkins, representative from Gila County. was, by permission of the House, on yesterday, excused from further attendance during the present session. and left this morning for his home. Captain Watkins is a born orator, and had he been given t.e benefits of thorough training during his youth he would to-day, under favoIable circumstances, have ranked sec- ond to no orator in the United States.
 The Counter Jumpers take rhis oppor- tuni,y of returning thanks to the Masonic Ard Odd Fellows Lodges and L. B. shford for the use of Halls, to the Supervisors for the use of chairs, ai.d to Mrs. c. c. Bean, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Sheckles and Mrs. Bray for their kind assistance in preparing the supper.
 SAN. GoLpwATERl
 A e 2. Bss: Sss:'sT's Committee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
SUMMONS.

fn the Dis rici Cosrs os ths Third Judicial District
 Territory Of Arizona rcJli;y O. Yayapei.
 Washington K s-r.ss Plaintiff
 ". II. Gowan. v. E. Campbell. Rose B. Campbell
 w. c. a.upbs.i. P. '. Shepard, Frank B1-ge;t. and Edwz-d sTctiow=a Defendants. Action iro gat in he Dis ri court of te Third Su-
 di iaI isirict in and for the County of fsvspai, Territory ot 4rzc1a.
 The Territory or Arizona sends Greeting 10 W H. jovan E. [. Jslnfb,l. Rose k. CaETbsn, W. c, Campbell, U I Shepard. rzak Ba-gett. and Etw.rt NcG0wan-
 Hor hereby .:TnIaoned anG reIHire to appear in an action trJuth: against yOG by the above named a;ntir lc t Lis-ri.r CsUr- cf tAs Thirs Judi ial District and fer n ccaEtr cf Iasapa I the Terri tcry 0: aEiz0us, and arsv-Cr the cOaI2-at hled with the clerk of this Court, At rsscott in said county. ia copy vii D roaplant r1I1-ie= this suInInons within twenty days eIeisye of the day of servicei after the upon you of this sGEnOus, fl served n this county; but II served of the uty and within district ta within thirty Ga in al ether @se-. fort: days
 And you s-s hereby rotiaed zt if you fail 10 appear h. rom; hint above lr=t, the plain t. WI. 'Ste fa- against y0r and apply 10 the Co1-t for the relic: damanded in sad eeIrpIairt and Given ter ny hand and the seal of IS-,N SC q District or-t this e0th day Of ser- (SN 'a15er, 4 o-i 1851. A. E. fOore:. tr Rush ws-s, Attorneys for F1s:nti-
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Michael Glennon was brought in from C. A. Pines ranch yesterday with great gash cut in his throat and was taken tc the city jail for treatment Michael has been on spree for the past two weeks and on Sunday went to Mr. Pine's, where he has worked erea; portion of his time fir the past four years. He was in a delirious condition and guard was placed over him, as he requested MT. Pine to kill him, say ing that two men were coming for that purpose, but he was afraid they would butcher him, and preferred tha. N.. Pine would do the job. About one o'clock yes terday he threw the guard of the:r watch for few minutes, and procuring rAzpr proceeded to slash himself across the throat. Finding that it hurt him, he said he con tinurd to cut, and the more he cut the mere l. hurt, and the more it hurt the madder he got, and had 1t not been for the man coming 10 his relief he believed he would have cut his d-d head Of. Ee was placed in confinement IT the County jail, and will soon recover.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
From Thursdays Daily.

Tombstone is to have another daily paper
 Adios, ye of the Thirteenth" May good luck be ever with you.
 SiutFed owls were in demand last night, and 50 Was the ''ould stuff"
 Since the reduction of Territorial licen- ses the number of commercial traveller; visiting our city has materially increased.
 4 heavy hail storm to-day served to lay the dust sufficiently to ensure good roic-s for such of our visitor. as leave at an early date for their homes.
 The music furnished at the bail last evening by Professor Tuthill's string band was universally praised by those present as the best ever enjoyed by a Prescott dancing party.
 The sale of all property on which taxes were delinquent, has been completed. But few purchasers were found, and over nine- tenths of the entire amount So sold, failvd to brIng a cent into the county treasury.
 uS posSSsSiou Oi a ptStts "hasS iS "A"~y ~ sufficient to convince a woman that no masquerade costume becomes her unless high cut skirts and low cut shoes are p-omi- nent parts of her makeup
 Hon. Tom Hunter, one of the best men that ever filled a seat in the legislative halls of Arizona, will leave tomorrow for his home in Cochise county. The bes; wishes of his many friends accompany him.
 Hugl Percy, who ably devoted himself to wha; he considered to be the best interests of his constituency in Cochise county, leaves io-morrow for his home. May he be with us again two years hence.
 High rolling" at faro was an interesting incident which occurred last evening in one of our saloons, where at the request of a patron, the dealers of the game threw of all limit and 10 ,k and paid bets amounting at times over sl50 on a card. It is stated that the player quit winner of consider able sum.
 Mitchell & BAer have been kept busy to- day in taking photographs of many of the p participants in last nights bal masque, who like to preserve their appearance in cos tune as nemeuto of the occasion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
An act to make the county treasurer cf

An act to make the county treasurer cf Maricopa county ex-oficio tax collector. etc.
 An act, to create and es.s blish a county court in the county of Apache; to dehne it's jurisdiction. etc.
 An act amendatory of "'an act amendatory of chapter s of compiled laws to provide revenue for the Territory of Arizona and the several counties thereof"
 An act, to repeal "an act authorizing the board of supervisors of Pima county to fix the salary of iheir clerk"
 An act, to repeal ian act regulating the herd;ng ot sheep Tn Apache county.
 An act, to create the office of county asse essor. to make the county treasurer ex-oiicio tax collector, e,c, Ill Yavapai county.
 An act, to cre.,s the office of county ,essor, to make the c1unty treasurer ex -offieio tax collector, etc, ID Graham county.
 An act, to create and establish coun- ty court in the county of Pima, define its jurisdiction, etc.
 An act, to incorporate the Arizona Industrial Association and to make an appropriation i'll favor thereof.
 An act, to Amend ''an act to incor- po-ate the city of Tombstone, etc.
 An act, to provide for the payment of tue expenses incurred by Douglas Gray, commissioner of the southern counties and F. NJ. Murphy, commissioner of the northern counties of Arizona at the National Mining and Industrial Exposi- ton held ct Denver, Col, i'll 1883. etc.
 An act, to amend "an act authorizing Q board of building commissioners to be known hv the name of the Graham S:hool Commissioners" to cree. school building in the town of Clifton in said county and for the issuance of bonds therefor
 An act, authorizing loan on the faith and credit of the counties cf Maricopa and Yavapai and to provide for the con struction and repairs of certain wagon road known as the Black Calion Wagon Road in said counties.
 An act, to provide for the construction of certain wagon road in Marieopa county.
 An act, to fill vacancies in the office of probate judge.
 An act, to provide for the repairing of wagon roads from Tohto Basin 10 Fort Verde in Yava;,ai county, Arizona.
 An act, authorizing a loan on the faith and credit of the Territory and to provide for the building of bridges and repair of certain wagon roads in the county of Apache. &
 An act, exempting ire,neu from cer- tain takes. jury dury, te.
 An act, to amend ''.,n act to create the office of county assessor, to make the treasurer ex-officio tax collector, etc, ili Graham county, apProved March i2th, 1885.
 An act, to prevent the unlawful ia jury to gas or water pipes and mains or works erected for supplying buildings with gas or water and 10 prevent the stealing or unlawful drawing of water or gas.
 An act, to punish trespass upon Uni versity lands. An act, to amend section f23 chapter 10, compiled laws. (Bigamy Act
 An act, 10 provide for the current ex- penses of the Territory of Arizona for the years 1885 and 1886. (Appropria- ton Act.)
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
Notice of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TREscorT. kHIzoSA. I chr. ar. -;h. ISNl.

Notre ia hereby given that the f0lo~-rs- -nzn-t: settle has filed nJ.ice of hs intention to rske nEA procf in spro hss clzir. and th=t said proof ME ba made tefore the Register snd Receiver Of 'Ee .- States and Oce, a Prescott AriZonG O. th~ 18th day of March, iS l. yiz John w. IOhnson, of CaE.r Ve. de- yzyapa county, Arizona. for his Hoine-ts.a ApYIi. ation No. l5. for the of the nortb-e,st I. | tlse half ot the sOuth-east i Of >ect4cn S, teen >tsl in Tovcs.p Nc. Thirteen lSl os-E ef Range No. Five t5t East.
 Eensrnes the following witnesses to prove his ctn tfuroCs residence Upvn- and cultivation of said land. viz. C. p. Head, ot PreScoet. ArtZ-na: w. g. Fead. of Camp Verde, RriL ns. Joseph ~-lser, Prescott. Ari.ola: and Josiah Hsrr- O. Camp Verde, Ari oaN
 TUDiAS WING. Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
COMMU NICATiON.
PREscorr, March 18th, 1885.

EDITOR MISER:-The Fighting Thir- teenth" is now thing of the pass. All honor and tha nks gre due to Dr. F. K [. Ainsworth. President of the Council, for his untiring efforts in behalf of his c,n- stituency. embracing five counties, espe- cially for his labors in behalf of Yavapai county, his home; and in doing 90 I but echo the voice of our heaviest tax payers. Well done, gallant Captain, say many of our citizens. and s., does .- Nh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby g:ven ty ttc Enders:ga- ed Administratris of the estate ot J. R ,d. czevsky, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, tn exhibit them with the neces- sary vouchers, within four months afte, the first publication of this notice, to tte said Administrative; at her residence, in Prescott, 4. T.
 Dated at Prescott, Yararai County, Ari Sona Territory, March II, 1885.
 JOHANNA RADCZEWSKY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Jack Harkins, probably the most scien tfc horse sheer west If the Rocky Mount aims, and who won the medal at the late Territorial Fair for artistic horse-shoes suitable to the different gaits or inhrmi- ties of horses, is temporarily laying up for repairs, having contracted asevere coil, but hopes ,o be able in few days to handl e the most vicious bronco that may need new undermining
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed assignee of the business of c. 4. Randall, and as the concern must be wound ID n thirty days, all persoas indebted to said C. 4. Randall are hereby notified to come forwsrd at once and settle, and thereby save cos's of collection by law.
 L. WOLLEBNURG. Assignee: Prescott, 4. T, Jauurry, 2i, 1885
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
Notice Of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT pKEscorr. ARIZONA, l. l..-

LAND OFFICE AT pEEsc9rr, ARIZONA, NErch 18th, 1885.
 yo.iee Is he-s'ry Si-r1 that tsc following named settir has hled rCce oi his i.tentt0n Q make nnAl proof ta support of ais claim, and that sai proos viii Iasde before he sgIst@r and Receiver oi tn.
 u.ed States Land oEi-e &t prs ott, Arko-is- t-e iS day Arsi. i5-,, viz Chzriss A. inc. of Tres colt, Eavapzi toun.y, ATizo1a Territory. for his Iec;a-ato-y statement Nc. lfI for the south F of the no-thWes T.. and Inc west 5 of the Etvest A ot ton No tWe-ts 32), in Township No. sfxtsao ISl north, Of Range O. SDs .tltvet-
 Hs names tne following witnesses to prove hs con- tnucus residence CpOu- sEd cuitivst ioI- ot- said land. viz: H i-lia-a G. i5reE Gle Peterson Roherf nan an James Mt CrG-n. el Of Prescott, YAsEpss
 THosAs WING, Re-tsso.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Holland has advanced to the proud emi- hence of the drunkes: country in the world, in spite of a recent law closing 12,0O0 saloons. Two and l.alf per cent of her population were sent to prison in one year Tor drunkenness, and nearly SIS, ,O0o, ,0oo a yslT is s?eGt on whisky
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
DENTISTRY .

D. PENELaND deiitis, is PERMANENTLY O cated m Prescott and all 'perstIons ri- trusted to him will be carefully performees and WARRANTED so give satisfAction-
 OFFIcg-First door east Of Bank of Ari- zona. on GnrleY Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

To LEr-A nicely furnished Room, at the second house below the Waldo House Enquire at the premises, of Mrs. Hsttaa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

There is one good thing about piano playing for young ladies. It de~elops lots of mu-cie that will come handy for spank ing. .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Spiced Pigs Feet, Spiced Tripe, genuine New England Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Maple Syrup, Butter Eygs and Cheese just received at JoHr G. CAaPBELL's,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
N tiee Of 7 Forfeiture.

To P. E. sisk and othe-s whom it may concern:
 Each ot You. your exc utors CT assigns, gre e-sby noticed that xpe--de3 one ECn1rei Sit-, doi- lars in ayor zI.t improve t..e Srugier mine, si-uat-i in tnr ka district Ysveps County, Ar1o' in oriec ho.I sad premises, uu-. ls provisions of Section .ssi Revised stz:rtcs-tljs being the u-et peS.e tile for the se q. nd if vithia ninety l1i days from The sryise nStico oT public ton Of this rVtce yoa fa = t11Jvs, yo':r portion Of such expeIItG together Eith cost of this awe tisenea. ycur interest s-i ri1in co-oEler- will become he prcT-tY If the TIIdsrs!zT cd unrr sa! ton ssl Ii eSiSe Statutes cf tho United -taes.
 V. n CHAYbEk;s Fr-scots Ar.roaa, Jannar-. 2, lSSs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

San Bernardino's young ''bloods" are taking lessons in the manly art of self defense,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

The Methlodists now include roller ska ting ~i;h dancing, billiards and theatre going as ''damnablc dissipations.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

FoR SHEA fine stock range in the Sulphur Spring Valley, about l5 miles from Tombstone. Living water and wells on the range Range consists of 969 acres corral and horse on ranch: Will be sold cheap if applied for at once. Address ''N. |" BJx ? Tombstone, A. I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Purity Tea, in cans. Packed expressly for me and put up under lny brand in Ja- pan. Tr5 it. T. ". OTIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Caliiorniaas are making move to buy Q home for General Grant in Sspa Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Roberts, tie gunsmith, keeps always on hand large assortn;en, of all classes of fire arms and standard ammunition for rifles. revolvers and shot guns of every descrip- ton. Clearing and repairing fire arms a speciality, Goods spld and work don. at the loves. rates. Cali on him at his armory on the west side of the plaza
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
FRIDAYS EDITION.

The 18th Legislative assembly of the Ter ritory of Arizona adjourned sine die to-day at 2 .15 p. m., after an all night session.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

The total number of Acts of the ses sion approved by the Governor IS l2S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
LETTER LIST.

The following is lis; of letters renls'ni ing uncslled for st the Prescott p"s--otice for the week eu,,ing March l3. 1885:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

I- .As Dis rist Coss os fhs Third Judicial District Territory Of Arizona. rcJUi:y O: Yayapss.
 Washington X. s-rzs, Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

JOHANNA RADCZEWSKY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-12
House,.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. lit

WEDNESDAY, Feb. llth.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
| currence.
Report of the Committee on Judiciary, re.
porting resolve authorizing the county OF
Piscataquis to secure money on loans, came
from the Senate, and was tabled pending its
acceptance in concurrence, on motion of Mr..
Dyer of Foxcroft.
On motion of Mr.. Kaler of Scarboro.
Ordered, That the Adjutant General fur
nish the Committee on Claims a report on OF
before February 18th. of the number of cases
under which claim may be made for CON-
pensation of drafted men, as in the case OF
Serenus B. Downs of Winterport, who, hav-
ing furnished substitutes or paid commuta-
ton money. subsequently volunteered and
served in the army and have not been reimbur-
sed the Communication money so paid as
drafted men.
On,motion of Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent.
Ordered, That the Committee on Education
be requested to inquire into the sale of timber
and grass on public lots, and the charges on
the treasurers books against said lots what
said charges are for. and whether said lots
are located or not if they find said lots were
not located, why the charge is made.
On motion of Mr. Nutting of Perham,
Ordered, That the Committee on Agricul-
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 20. 1885.
The Committee on Interior Waters hereby give
notice that public hearings will be held at their COM
mfttee room follows:
Petition of MiltonG. Shaw of Greenvilie, for an
act to Incorporate the Chain of Pond Improvement
Company. Assigned for Thursday, Feb. II.
An act to prevent the throwing of slabs. etc. into
the Medusenkeag Stream and Its tributaries. AS
signed for Thursday. Feb. II.
Petition of r. W. Lincoln for amendment of act to
incorporate Bangor and Brewer steam Ferry Co.
Hearing Thursday, Feb. II, p. NJ.
An act to authorize Jessie Over to improve the
dam across Mill Creek in Cape Elizabeth. Hearing
Tuesday, 18th, p. M.
Petition of j. W. Palmer and others to incorporate
the Rockebema Improvement Co. Hearing Tues
day, Feb. 18th, p. NJ.
Petition of j. E. Haley and others, for act to pre-
vent throwing gdust and other refuse into kenne
bee River. Hearing Thursday, Feb. 10TH p. N.
Petition of J. w. Freeze and Others for act to EN-.
power County Commissioners of Penobscot County
lay out highway from Oldtown across Orson Island
ard Saltwater branch of PenObscot River Hearing
Friday, Feb 20th.
IRA II. RANDALL, Sec'y Com. on Int. Waters
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The bill for the erection of public
building in this city. was first introduced
in the Senate, in January, 1882, by Mr.
Hale. 1t was then referred to the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings. Early in
February Postmaster Manley of this city
appeared before the committee and fur
nished the committee reasons and argu.
ments why the bill should pass. The day
after the hearing the committee unani.
mously recommended the passage of the
bill. II passed the Senate, and was taken
in charge in the House by our late repre-.
sentative. Mr.. Lindsey, who urged it with
great persistence, but owing to his illness
the bill failed of a passage. In December
1883, upon the assembling of the present
Congress, Mr.. Hale again introduced the
bill in the Senate, which it passed at an
early day, and went to the House, where it
was taken in charge OF by our able and
efficient member of Congress, Hon. Seth
l.. Millken. Mr.. Milliken has urged the
passage of this bill before the committee
and before the House, and finally succeed
ed yesterday, in securing its passage.
Much credit is due to Senators Hale and
Frye. and to Representatives Milliken and
Boutelle, also to the indefatigable labors
of Postmaster Marley, for securing
the passage of the bill.
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Its all right for poets to sing the praises of
the beautiful snow, and the merry sleigh bells,
and the ringing skates on the CLASSY ice, but
they can't fill the bill with that sort of stuff
when one is sitting with his feet in tub of
hot water, his head done up in fannels, and
with mustard plasters on both sides of his
chest What person needs then is a thor
ough dose of KidneyWort to act as a cathar-
tic. for nothing will 20 quickly relieve that
congestive, feverish condition which comes
of hard cold. Often these colds cause
bilious attacks, lame backs, disordered kid
neys. rheumatism, catarrh, etc. Kidney
Wort can be relied on to bring back healthy
condition. febl0teod&wlw
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for the past fifteen years, with distressing
pain over my eyes Gradually the disease
worked down upon my lungs. About year
and a half ago l commenced using Eiy's
Cream Balm, with most gratifying results,
and am to-day apparently cured.-R. c..
Warren. Rutland, VT.
My daughter and myself, great sufferers
from Ca,arrh, have been cured by Ely's
Cream Balm My sense of smell restored
and health greatly improveI.-C. NJ. Stanley,
Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y. Easy to use. Price
so cents tebl0teod&wlw
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Legislative Notices.

Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
given before the Committee on WAYS and Bridges
in the State House at Augusta
Thursday February l2th at O'Clock 7. NJ. on pc.
tition Of Thomas Titcomb an Others of Kingsbury
for an appropriation road from Blanchard to
King bury.
petition of the municipal officers of Belfast for
an act extending chapter l43 of the private and spe-
cial laws of 1866 entitled an act to enable the city of
Belfast to build and maintain free bridge.
.. w. FREEMAN, Sec. for Committee.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

AUGUSTA. Jan. Is, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
given before the Judiciary Committee in their COM
mittee room, as follows:
Feb. Ii, al 2 P NJ ON bill depriving the Superb
or Court of Kennebec Co of jurisdiction of libes of
divorce.
On petition to amend the charter of the City OF
Gardiner.
On an act authorizing Dennison Paper Manufac-
turing Co. to issue bonds.
ON petition of Lewiston and Auburn Horse Rail.
road Co. for authority steam electricity on
its roads. On Feb. IL, at 2 p. Vi.
On proposition to authorize the city of Saco to
contract with the Trustees of Thornton Academy for
the tuition of scholars. On Feb. IL, at p NJ.
C. f. LITTLEFIELD, Secy. Jud. Com.