The St. Johns herald., 1897-02-13
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC.
The Act That Will Be Relied
 on in Arizona.


 Among tbe first bills to pass this ses- sion of the Arizona legislature were Council bills Nos ? and 3. necessarily general in character, but designed to aid in the reorganization of the Allan tic & Pacifc railroad, says the Phenix Gazette. Both are now in the gover- nor's hands. No. 2is as follows:
 SECTION l. That any railroad company now CT hereafter x.slin5 under he laws of this ter ritory may construct aad ex-eud is line of rail- road into or th oUg1 any ether te.r 5ory or state ander such ems anu regU at.ous as may be pGescribed fy The -s0s 5i su b territory Or state and any such ril oad comps4y may purchase or lea e tae I'd ad constructed 1T to be con- structed, and other property of any railroad | company nov Or hereafter existing under the laws of this territory or any other err'tory or state with al r! hts priv,leses and franchises thereto pertoiHin-; or may buy the stocks and bonds. or ei,her Of any such company; and any railroad company n9H or hereafter existing un- der the laws of this territory may. with the con- sent of the holders of ,wo-thirds of it's entire capital stocl. giyen by 8 vote at meeting or in writing withous a meeting, sell or ease its rail- road franchisez and appurten8nces to any rail- road corpore organized under the laws of tnls territory or any other territory or state provided, howeFe-, that DO purchase or lease under this act s1a-l be entered into unless the line of railToad so purchased or leased, or the railroad of the company whose stock shall be purchased shah when constructed, form a branch of, or a co rinuous line, with the rail- road of such purt lssfng company, either by di- rect connection thv -ewith, or through an inter- mediate lin or lines, constructed e to be con- structed, which sB,h irst-mend0ned railroad company shall 0wn lease or have he right, by contract O. otherwise to use or operate; pro- vided that upon the pnrC1ase of any railroad under the provisions of this act, the corporation purChasing the same shall assume Ill the debts, liabilities and obligations eXsling at the time of purchase against the railro2d so purchased
 SEC. ?. This act shah take cfsct and be in force from and after the date oi its passage
 By postal card from DI Fred H. Tuning. we learn that he has deter mined to settle and practice hls profes- sion in Zacatecas, Mexico The Doctor is young man in years, but he has en- joyed al the advantages money could procure in getting medical education He was three years sn Europe. took a two wears course in Los Angeles, then went to New York city and attended the lectnTes in 8 medical col ege for one year and after spent a year n the Bel levue Hospital in that city, in order to gam experience. The residents of Zaca- teas can congratulate themselves on having physician so thoroughly post ed settle among them.-Mal.
 The county officers have received their official stationery, and are loud and profuse.in their denunciation. Not an office received what ne ordered Those who ordered unruled, received ruled paper. Again, the prin ting is, to say the least, decidedly 'bunmy," and the sheets loose. They didn even have the necessary printers "sabe" to gum and tab them. But such is economy. Oh tkou most grossly abused of all the virtues WiuslOw Mall.
 Married on Thursday, Jan. 21, 1897 at Boston Mass, by Rev, Dr. Winkley, Miss Grace May Zuck and Mir. $. H. Fine Tn, happy couple have many warm friends in tLls-olace who ajoice wi tn them ia their hour or happiness and wish them a successful and pleasant journey ou the matrimonial sea.-Ar- gus.