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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-08
SUNnR1GHT LITTER.


A Grand ball at Rogersv;lle
Thursday night.
Some young ladies of our town
have been wearing paper shoes to
Church.
Miss Annie Crenshaw is visiting
friends iii Wartburg.
take notice that the sbear" and
"eub'' are always Oh time. No one
beats EN-.
Oh, that's all right. Pug will take
care of 'ein.
If l was to see two ladies and one
young gent riding one mule would
think mules were very scarce.
Samuel Dearth, a gentleman
about seventy years old, while wan.
dering iii his sleep in a second story
room Of the Mcsier House, on Tues
day, tell from the window and only
lived about one hour and q half.
His home is at Springbero, Ohio.
lie was here looking for a farm. He
is a very wealthy man and had only
arrived here the evening before. lie
was accompanied by a relative.
We would advise any one owning
chickens and sheep within twenty
miles of Sunbright to sell or put
them under guard at once. A pro-
tracted meeting commences mex,
Saturday. Only about fifteen preach
ers are expected.
Call OIL Julian for fresh meats.
The remains of Herman West
field were received here by express
Monday morning. His family lives
in Allardt, Tenn. He was killed by
falling 4Oft. on to the pavements at
Cincinnati.
This place is well supplied Will,
Lawyers and preachers.
Three hundred Republican post
masters "6red out" Monday in Ohio
OAK.
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THE WEATHER.

REPORT orTRMpERAr AZURE FOR RUGBY, TENN
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On Monday last Mr.. Jas. Milmow
had narrow escape from drowning
He had taken Mr.. Dan Ellerb,
down to Glen Mary to catch the ex-
press, and returned by the old Glen
Mary Road. He was accompanied
back by MIR. Potter on a mule, and
at his suggestion they tried the
Stonecipher ford. White Oak was
quite full owing to Sundays rains
and they thought that the mule
who seemed 70 touch ground all the
way when Mr.. Potter tried the ford.
would take the wagon over more
easily than Mr.. Mllmow's "Molly."
They changed the animals but jus,
as they reached the middle of tn,
creek, the mule lost his footing, and
in moment the wagon turned up.
side down and he bed Hoated down
stream, leaving Mr.. Milmow and
Mr.. Potter struggling in deep water
They swan to the shore, and then
came the question, how to get til,
animals out. To get the mule GU,
they had to cut the traces, and then
it was discovered that Molly some
how had got her thigh through the
spokes of one of the wheels. After
much difficulty and with the aid of
Mr.. Pot:er's brother, who was with
them, they managed to get her leg
out and bring her ashore with the
wagon. The wagon bed was also res
cued some way down the creek, but
the seat, an umbrella, rug, coat,
small bag, etc, had to be lett at the
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-08

An old lady read a paragraph in
one of tho papers the other day.
describing how . grindstone burst
in a saw mill, and killed four men.
She happened to remember that
there was small grindstone down
in her cellar, leaning against the
wall. 30 she went out and got an &C
cident insurance policy, and then,
summoning her servant, and hold
ing a pie-board in front of her. so
that if the thing exploded her face
would not DO injured, had the stone
taken out into the road, where twen-
ty four pals of water we're thrown
over it, and stick was stuck in the
hole bearing a placard marked
Dangerous" She says it is mercy
the whole house was not blown to
pieces by the thing before this
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-08

The following registered at Vine
Cottage. during the past week:
H Hoffman,, Allardt, G z Rogers,
Scott Co., VIM. G Cloud, Sunbrisht,
W M Dunba Cincinnati, J W Mil
Ter, Cincinnati, John Jellicorse,
Glen Mary, Chas. E Jellicorse, Glen
Mary, A X Stewart, Chattanooga,
10. Hand, Chattanooga, J W Krich-
baum, lockwood, G Shaw-Page,
Bungalow.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Lord Wolscley in accepting the
invitation of the Committee toattend
the Memorial Service to General
Grant, at Westminster Abbey, thus
replied:
Il am grateful for the opportu-
nifty of paying the last tribute >f
respect to one of the greatest SOL
diers of our time, and of showing to
the people of the United States, how
sincerely We feel for them in the
loss they have sustained. AS a SOL
4 er I can not but feel that one OF
most brilliant leaders of men has
been removed from the world"
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The following letter has been re-
,:eived by gentleman in Rugby and
handed US for publication. 1t speaks
for itself MS to what lengths some
swindlers will go in trying to tempt
sther people to help them in their
nefarious trade.
New York.
Dear SIR
No doubt when you receive
his letter you will say it is some trap
set for you to yet you into trouble. But
such is not the case. As true as there i,
a God in Heaven, | obtained your name
through friend Of mine who passed
through your place, and this is all /
know Of you. So help me God | speak
the plain, candid truth. Ny purpose is
far from harming you, either by look,
word, or action, and should you make
up your mind to answer this letter |
will give you my word and honor tina,
no person, man, woman, or child, shall
hear or see from my mouth any thing
that ever passes between us and | viii
keep this promise as sacred as | would
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Mr.. Sol Giles has purchased from
the Board of Aid, tho rest of the
hillside lying behind his house and
known as the Orchard. This will add
about seventeen acres to the piece
ne has already got, and will make
his whole place just unGer thirty
acres.
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my oath before God in Heaven.

my oath before God in Heaven.
| will be plain with you. am deal
ing in artcles--paper goods-l's, "a,
5's, los, ana 20's; do yoa understand
can not be palmer until know your
heart is true to nae; then will send
You full and plain particulars and terms;
will ulso satisfy and convince you tina,
| can furnish ynu with fine, safe, ana
profitable article that can be Used in |
any manner and for Ill purposes, and
no danger the best proof is that not
one Of my customers has ever been in
trouble through my goods, and if you
are my friend will be true and last
ing ole to you. Now understand me,
fair and square, ask NO money in nd
vance, nor do | want it. | want to give
you plain and positive proofs that,
should you need my assistance, can
and will help y"u out Of any money or
business troubles you may bs in, aud
ne matter to what extent, and no person
on tho face Of this earth need ever he
the wiser for it, unless you betray me;
and as | never have or will harm you
by word, look, or action, ask you Ms a
man Of honor and principle not to harm
or expose me NJ intentions to you are
asapright as Heaven itself, for a man
oan have honor aud principle no matte or
what his calling may be. My motto is,
if can't do fellow being some good
: I'll do him no harm. | will answer no
communication unless this 10 returned
to me. will return yours promptly.
Trusting you will take no offence at
above,
Yours in honor and friendship,
JAMES A. MooRg,
No. ll9 West 10th Street,
New York City,
New Yvlk.
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One of the best dances of the
season was given by the Miss Mar
lands at the Newbury House on
Friday the 3lst ulto. TO give the
names of all those present, we shoul,i
have to give a full and complete
directory If Rugby young people
Another very pleasant affair came
off on Thursday evening of tn.
present week at Mrs Riddell's.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-08
We have been requested to state

We have been requested to state
that a book entitled "A Prize Essay
On the Cultivation of the Potato by
d. H. Compton, and How to cook
the potato, by Prof. Bio" is missing
at the Library. The Librarian will
be greatly obliged to any one who
can give any information as to the
whereabouts of said book.
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bottom of the creek until the next

There are in Rugby, we are sorr,
:, hear, two or three persons who
link it their bounden duty to
outtonhole every stranger that en-
.crs the town and run down not only |
the place but also every individual
in it. Not only this, but we are in
formed that people getting off the
train at Rugby Road have been ad-
vised to re-enter it without ever
coming to see our settlement ut all.
Surely America is big enough to
hold us all, and if there are any who
are not satisfied here, why do not
they seek more congenial cline.
We speak strongly on this subject
because we feel that there is some
thing very cowarlly i'll people run
ming down those who provide them
with their bread and butter. Besides,
what do they expect to gain by it ?
If they have invested in property in
the town, surely it is a very curious
way Of trying to dispose Of it by
getting false reports spread around
and endeavoring by every means in
their power to drive strangers away
We were also informed, few
days ago, that visitor had been
told by q resident here, that there
was a very bitter feeling between the
Americans and the English. Now
any one who knows anything at all
about Rugby and its inhabitants is
aware that there is no truth what
ever in this statement, but that, On
the contrary, there never has been
even suspicion Of u rupture in the
cord al relations that have Away:
existed between the Americans and
the English since the formation Of
the colony.
We do not believe that the settlers
in amy other colony in Americ:
would allow the things that have
been said in Rugby, about Rugbe.
ians, to be passed over without tax
ing some steps to put stop to it, Of
strongly advising the discontents t.
seek another climate more suited t
their health.
1t has been said that all these re-
ports are directed against the Doare
of Aid. The sooner We get over thu
idea that the Board of Aid is tn
general "wet nurse for the who'll
Colony, and that now we are hy
years old and ought to be able t
! walk alone, the sooner we shall fin,
out that it is necessary tor each ant
! every inhabitant of Rugby to pu
his shoulder 70 the wheel, and d.
! his share in building up our colony
The more visitors that come to Rug
/. by even fer few days, the IN II
2 work there will be for some one, an
/ the more money will circulate in GU
settlement. And it IS the plain dut
o every inhabitant to make Rngb
' rs attractive as possible to them, 8
that not only will they themselve
come to see us again, but will advis
their friends to do the same. We ar
, certain everybody would feel NOR
! contented and hopeful about tn
e future Of Rugby, if even for shol
5 time they were to forget their ow
. little pet grievances and do littl
'. mere for he general good.
| e.n
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provisional Prospcctu
. be Opened JANUARY ., lss5. |
VISITOR.
The RIGHT REV. cHAs T. eulNrARD Do. LID Bishop Of Tenne,

cHAs qulHrARD DID, LID Bishop Tennessee
HEAD MASTER. 7
REV. J. H. BLAcKLOcK, Univ. lond, AC.P.
TRUSTEES.
TELFAIR HoDGsoN D. yice o
JOHN R. PROCTOR State aelosit, Frankfort. Kentucky.
THOMAS HUGHES Esq, MA, &C. Chester, England ... |
BROWN MARTIN, Esq. Mansions Westminster England
HENRY KINDER. Esq, 70 Lombard Street London &C. England
REV J. H. BLAeKLoCK ACp. Trforss. Rugby, Tennessee.
CHAs. P. KEMP AN. MD, Glsrray Rugby Tennessee
FREDERICK c. FISHER, Esq. Ysudhls Rugby Tennessee
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
IT. REV. J. H. BLACKl.OCK AcP ....... r..
CAAs. p. KEMP, AN. ND Secretary.
FREDERICK G. FISHER Esq, Treasurer
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. .-~
Rr xst. 1 ,g %
Vocal Music, and Physical Training
SCHOOL TERMS.
The educational year divided into two TERMS 49, . . .
9Th June 2O with vacation Z" tive weeks at
Christmas September January with
Christmas
EXPENSES PER TERM
8.T Board including washing fire. and lights loo
Rcudept Rugby vicinity
REASONS WHY BOYS SHOULD BE SENT TO RUGBY TENN
l. The acknowledged em. the Cumberland Plateau
win
selected by the Executive COMMITTEE where they will
students Christians and Gentlemen we'll
xhols - 49, .: =. , -
asevy will guarded against those evils tina" surround YOUTH" II"
Ne highest mrie. should the earlier
,lr pure uudgs these. conditions the Cumberland
Plateau in marked degree
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A FARM FOR SALE.


Containing no acres, of which 60
acres under fence. l6acres in grass
and clover, and good orchard Of
never failing fruit. A good House
with four rooms, large barn, cut-
houses, stables, ETC.. A never failing
spring in close proximity to house,
and good water for Stock in every
field. Only five minutes walk from
Skene PoStotfice and Store, and
about half mile from Mt. Vernon
Church and School. 7miles from the
town IF Rugby, and 6 miles from
c. S. K. r.. Neighborhood thickly
settled, and increasing rapidly.
PRICE $40 PER ACRE.
For further particulars, Apply on
Premises, or Address,
Geo. W. Babc0ck,
Skene, Morgan Co. Tenn.
or G. S. Moore,
P. o. Box AZ, Rugby, Tenn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Aslasssy.

headquarters, Dsps. Of Arizona,
Whippls Basracks,
Prescott, February n, l8S.
Special Ordsn No. o.
Captain 2. Z. F,sros, First infantry, hav-
ing rsportsd At thsss hssdqusrtsn IN o"m-
plia.os vish verbal inst srctio.s Of the De-
p.rtnsnt Commander. will proceed TO San
Carlos and assume command Of tirat post
and of ths police control Of the San Carlos
reservation, rslisvinR Captain Emn et Crsw.
ford. Third Cavalry.
Captain, +. Z. Pierce, First Infantry. is
relieved from duty - A. G. 8. in ths Geld, in
connection With the issue Of rstiona to the
Hualpi Indi.ns at Haskbrrry, A. T.
and will transfe: all funss and stores for
which be 10 responsible 70 First Iisutenant
N. p. Phistsr, First Infantry.
firss Lsutsnant n. p. phistsr. FIRST In
{ sntry, will proceed to blackberry. A. T.,
for the purpose Of issuing rations to the
Hsalpai Indians at that place on she 9Th
proximo. Upon completson Of this duty
Lieatsnaut n. r. Phistsr will return to
Fort M',hxvs.
First Lisutsnant N. r. Phistsr issppoint-
ID Rsc ruiting Ofiiosr at Fort Mohavs, rslisv.
ins Captain r. +. pisrcs, first Infsn.
try.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
THE LEGIsI.ATURE.
llssates Or lts FPoeeedings.
couHcII.


February 2Sth--wssdin introduced bill
authorizing tbs Attorney GsnsrM to m.ks
a contract TO lot the prisunsrs out for hire
NV confined m the Territorial prison At
Yamx. =
Bill to exempt 6rsmsp Of Tombstone from
poll tai and Jury duty, passed.
Houss bill. prohibiting tbs sale Of insoxi.
eating beverages on election days, pssssd.
An not 10 more fully ds6,s the crime Of
larceny. passed.
An rot to transfsr certain money from
the eourt houss and jail fund Of Mohsvs
county to the county general fund, passed.
February 36th--ArmstronR introduced a
bill for the establishment and maintsnaucs
sf T srri.eFial Normal school.
Brsnnsn introdaosd n bill firing the sal.
ary Of court reporters at one thousand dal.
lars year.
Purdy's bill authorizing Director. 10
erect school biilding ut Yun,s, passed.
The following acts went into effect by the
Governors signature:
An act TO prevent obstruction Of pablo
higbvays.
Act to permanently locate the county scat
Of Mohave county.
An act to amend section I, OF an sot to
incorporate religious, social and benevolent
societies.
An aot TO amend prooesdineps In criminal
cases.
Memorial asking Congress TO purchase
land of Mexico for seaport purposes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Ohssars onlS.

B, virtts Of an sxssutisa iasssl ost u
yassies n. 0hssfsr's CSeFt, sf kissssl
Rark Precinct, County Of Hokavs cd Ter.
NarsA 4. D. 1856, in certain sstion vhsrs-
- J. ". I0aahan, ~ piaintt1, recovered
judrnsas Against the Csrs~s Consolidated
Gold aDd Silver Mining Company, Asfsad-
ant, tor The cam VI One hundfsd sD1 tVsa-
ty-four dollars, damages, sna ev~asy eight
and l0-leo Aollsrs. sosts Of salt, % the nth
day Of February A. d. 1855; have IsvisA
apo. Ne following dsssr,ssd pssSsrty, -
All Of that certain ni.ins claim knsvn
- ths Idaho" mine, losatsA JsnIary nd
1871 BY Geo. Oksy. Sam. HoRnss. Jassb
Ralph and VIM. J. Fee. recorded in ~
mining records Of Wslispsi district Jsal-
ary 18th lB7l, and On page 13S, Book B.
nining rseords Of Hohavs sounty, esasist-
ing Of lOo0 feet in length with l5O fest sDon
seoh side Of the esntrs Of the vein; sitysss
sbout oss half mils west Of the town u Ger.
bst, In Wallspai mining district, 0sunty Of
Mohavs.
Also, all Of that certain mining claim
known ~ ths "xmpirs" mine, located July
lst 1871 by John 8ssvsrs. @. J. Cullsa. ]. H.
Hsad and Il. Lambert. recorded IN the min.
ing records Of WallApai dist rist July Let
1871, and en- psgs l37 and 138, Book b, min.
ing records Of Ashavs osanty; consisting Of
100 fsst in length with l5O fest upoa each
aide OF the osntrs Of the vein; situated in
what is kncvn - Empire Cs.on, above III
town Of Chloride, in wsllapai n,inms dis
tSiet, county Of Mohsvs.
Also, oil Of that certain mining claim
known a. ths Vanderbilt" mine, loostsd
Dsssmbsr 2nd 1870 BY jacob Ralph. San
Ho6ner, Geo. Okev and Wn J Fss, re-
corded in the mining records Of W2llapai
district Jssusry 18th 1871, and 90 pags ia,
Hook b. mining records Of Mohavs ooun.
~; consisting Of 1910 70 I In length with
l50 feet uppn each aide Of the centre Of shs
vein; situate about t0O yards northwsstsriy
of the Idaho mine, in Wsllapai mining dis
srict. county Of A0havs.
Public n,tiss 10 hsrsby given that on
Monday. the 30th day Of March A. u. 1855
Al one o'cl,ok r. N. Of that day. in front Of
ths Court House. in The town Of Mineral
Psrk, ,souatyof Mohsvs.Iwi sell all tLs right
title and interest Of said Csrbat Csnsolidat.
ID Gold snd Silver Mining Company. the
defendant, In and 70 she above described
property. at pablo suotien for cash, 70 ths
highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said exc.
eution and all costs.
Dated At Mineral Park ths seventh day
Of March A. d. 1885.
RosEar SrEs,
Sheriff.
By o. 2. KvrNcIR
Under Sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

Ths fsilswinG ass ths naDss Il W. saAsa.
sss q scr psb1is ssheol vto Aass aissin-
auishsd tAsnssivss fos thsir stadiss and
ssassal dsportmsat dssina ~ soath sf
February, cd havs haA thsis nsssa satss.
- - ~ vsil Of hsass a ths school. via:
Enns ouimOsss. u; Hsary Oh. n. John
oasa, ~; RAAis Kinbls. s7; NAssAsst ON,
-; willie Goodman, ~; AiAsrt fisrss, ~;
Einss Pierce. %; Amslis (luinonss, -.
Bern 70 ~ vifs es r. OH, . dAsshAss,
81 70 shs vifs q n. vaassss. . daasA.
Nss. r .... ........
4 1ss broke cut in Col. Jssesss's anAy
oaRes Nv days anss, Bot vaa s1tinGsishsA
thsoasA shs sxsstioas u NJ. AoCsiGht end
stAsrs vish bss s,igAs Ien.
NJ. Dave Nelson ~ ssssatly married 70
. yosa9 lsdy from Osseoa. Judas Cornwall
pssfssnsd ths ssssmoay.
san1 o. Prisss Esq. has sssssssd from .
triI 70 Frsssota.
We are su3eyinG ssmashsSly Ans vsashss
hsfs q prsssat, and he saschss alsag ths
BIG Sandy aFs looking Ans.
II AAspt.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
Hig1sI lt~nas

Nsssrs. Jerome. Levy ind Beohsn we're
out fow days since to examine the Csnten-
piai group Of mines, and came back much
plsssed with what they sas.
Msssr~ Sam HsipszslmHn, J. Meyers, J.
Reilly and b. Wyman are in our midst onos
more, and ar, welcome back.
Last Wednesday, Inauguration day. vas
celebrated here by parade of the Signal
guards. Fritz Bsohan was marshal OF the
day. Talk about your Mulligan guards.
they are nowhere compared with the Signal
guards.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

k
largely increased - soon - Mr.. Gala, ths
fortunsts owner, returns from New o.
lsAna.
Isaac Conksy 10 taking out nns grade Of
salsna ore At the "Old Standby" on ths di.
vide bssvssa Stockton and Csrbat. The
last carload shippsd from this elsin assay.
- % on. in silver and % psr ssnt issd
wyn. Shsrmsn has jsst A,ishsd pssliss
twelve sons Of ere from ths 0olsonda mine
70 Csrbat. a,A Nsssss's tssns sss suyss1sd
in sassyinG il - BinEnAa. Mr.. 9hsraaa
informs % that IL bulk sf this ore viii
sssay % -. h silver and 60 pr ssas isaA,
vhils ssns Of Il ~iil @ sush higher in oil.
vss.
Kimbls Bros, Of Signal, have fsar Insa q
vsrh on The SiSAai mine On tlss MsCsssksn
isds. whs ere taking out considerable
ere.
The Burso mining company shst dsvn
their mill few days age, but Stili have
qsits fsrss Of men at work ea ths mine.
which 10 undoubtedly valuable Discs Of
propsrty. Mr. james Musis. . thorough
practical miner, 10 sapsri,tssdiae the sin-
ing operations Of this company.
MssrsL Asbury and LsekAart srs working
the Mosking Bird mine on . lsass. The
mine VA in bad shape whsa they took hold
Of IL few weeks since, and considerable
dsaA work had 10 Be done before The work
of taking out ore could commence. We are
pleased to state that they havs struck good
payinR ore during The Last week, sampss Of
which assaysd ITO OF. silver. They are fssl.
ing good over thar prospsoss In the fs-
tuHs-
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
Dcfringten ave notiss Of intfoasstisu sf
bill to rsinburss Yuas county for men-
iss eostributsd for the New Orleans EKpos.
ition.
Stephens introduced bill 10 amend oss-
tain laws regarding crimes a.d psnish-
nsnts.
Ths bill 70 promote live stock BREEDING.
passed.
The bill relating TO county treasures
passed. II provides that all vasraats here.
after issued shall bear interest at the rate
Of per osns psr snnun.
The House bill providing for filling vssan.
oiss that may OCCUR in the offset Probate
Judge in the several oountiss Of shs terri.
tory. was indefinitely postponed.
Hosss bill relating TO % artnsrshiIs ~
passed.
The rss luton that the LssisIAturs ad-
journ sine die on the l9sh ef March, was
made the special order Of the day, for next
wednesday.
HtOn InO- WhtnTuB mSnoIlSl beAluR
Congress to place Gen. Grant ~ the retired
list. passed.
Arsm's bill regulating the iesstion and
registration Of mines, paassd.
Purdy introduosd . bill providing for the
kssping Of record Of births.
Franklin introduced . bill smpowsrinR
ths board Of sups rvisors of the several oosn-
ties Of the Territory topsy certain olsirns.
This 10 for the purpose Of allowing ~
counties to pay the sIpsasss Of their local
commissioners sow attending the New Or
leans exposition.
The railroad bill iatrsdussd by Porter,
pssssd. The bill provides fer the ooastrus.
tion Of railroad from Marieopa 10 Phs.
nix. The subsidy granted is &2so.0o0.
The rssollsion introduesd BY Risisy. that
the IIssislstsrs adjourn sine die Oh March
l2th, paced.
The Council bill prohibiting the holdtng
Of Mexican fsasss, Was kilisd In the Hsuss
| by large vote.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
COUNCIL.

March ad--Houss bill, rslssiAa 70 %.
partnerships. passsA.
The bill creating the ofnss Of Comais-
sisnsr Of Immigration was made tho special
order for ThursAay.
An act providing compensation ~ !. y.
Bostviok tor arranging and satalexuins the
Territorial library, pssssd,
The Hosss bill. creating the otios of