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THE WEEKLY ARIZONA MINER. V0LH1E V. "I'DLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MOHNJNO. At rar.-corr, Yavai-ai cocxtt, amzoxa. terms of suhscription: One Copy, ne Year $700 Six Months 4 00 Three Months 2 50 Single Copies, 25 HATES OF ADVERTISING: On square, one time, 13.00; vnri additional time, tl M. Each additional square, name rate. A literal discount will bo made to person con t.n iiii? fi"- Mine advertisement for three, six, or . 're It)' 'tit In. Professional or business cards Inserted upon reasonable terms. E JP !fal Ttndrr Xottt taktn at par in payment for tubtertptWy aderrtitlnrf ax J job tcork. Terms, lnvarllil- In ndvnnrc. JOHN If MAWOX 11KNJ. 11. WKAVKIt. luUtkrn Btl l'rpritor. Directory of Yavapai County. n:.trk io-ie: ivk. r. Trttr.K. ft Nit Jwe ItUKKtAII nBOOK.ll. IH.'. t Atfawaty JUHS M. Kot TTKtr, Sriff A. 3. Mooae. I inty ltwrilr JONX II. llnux. ( jiaf TnNUHnrr WlUJ.K Ooar. iwrkirf DUtrWt Court,, r W. Wilis, Jk. TKIUi OK COURTS i PL- t fmirt-JInt MhUj-i Mr, u4 TVird Moo Ur atK'"bf !"' (rt I'lrrt Mwlin l Juurr. April. July nOAltl) Or Hl'l'KUVISOMi fiJwt CVtl Judm (1. Cmpblt. K. II. Wor-l-rtVa. IVmrd tnSrli na Ui lint VItUr la Jurr, Aw. ; j- 4 fkltr at lTti(t ji sticks or Tim it.aci:. R4ml K ItUtr. flrarrf W. lUroart Business & Professional Cards. Dr. J. N. McCANDLESS, IMlYMCI.l.H XStt Ml'IMH.O.V, Lite of the V. S. Array.) iHm ti tk la tao jpt f Prnrtt and lMtr b aml at W bwtn, tim4 w K pmfrMSoullj' ' rif-l tl at. la All A- VT.H--i tUx. MHltumi r t lrHH(t J. P. 1 1 AUG II AVE, ATTORNEY AND COCNSELOR-AT-LAW, Montezuma itrfct, Presoott, Arizona. JOHN HOWARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW. Prescott, Arizona. A. E. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COUN5ELOH-AT-LAW. Mohave City, Arizona Territory. P. P. HOWARD, M. D., PIXYSICrVN" AND HUUOEON Wlckenburg, Arizona. J.VJHES P. BULL, DutHn Otrl, If. S. OonnMmirand Rtmrdtr, Ilardyvllle, Mohare County, Arizona. Will xutl t 11 , ia Um &tmlf of rv.li, XV, IVwm-af AtUnn, rU5. oclTY J. GOLD WATER, THOLES ALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IX (Jrocfiic ami lro lalona, nMMng DqhOvltt Jfoott, Shoe, JfaU, Jr., BiV" Al the old aland formerly occcplM by B. Cobn, 1.1 VAT, Arizona. felSYA KUSTEL & HOPMANN, METALLURGISTS AND ASSAYERS. Goll and Siher Bullion Atiaynl. MINERAL .VSSATS AND ANALYSIS MADE, fill Commercial Street, San Francisco. fan a ash Ooi.n Okcs WTked In raall lots up to a hundred ponndi, by Chlorlnatlon ond other mcthodt. Sm Franclico, Cal., June 27, JylSmO r?Hliik ?Ilnlna mml Uullelalm Ilcrdi. HflKl ami Otnrral lowrr.-jf-A tornry, .. fop talc nl lh Miner Offlr. FOIt SALE A FEW NO. I. COW'S Applr to A. G. DUNN. Prweott, Jnna 11, lMfl. If- Q.RUAT REDUCTION IX PRICES OF LU3IDEU, At tlie New SitAV-31111 ! T'n WILIW CRKKK HAW MILI. COMI'ANV Mtionnc ttiat thrir Mill, tltiuU) mi WILLOW CllKEK, T" Wet from Ptvamtt, U now rouiplft ami run Imf.. In Iho mlrtt of an itnlr J!, fO"l pi" tlinbor, ihey ar nallt to makvuiwl " ru of lumbrr 6r frura 913 to JU r 0oaB4 pric hn-tiforo rburrd. For Initancr, w Mil " rl lumber a hu hrreutra k.M f.ir , lur , and 7f' T1IU ikt umo rate of reduction. ? to ami from the mill. wiTlo, Cruk. OetobiT (O, IKS. rilKSCOTT, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 18G8. GOVEIINOR'S MES8A0E. Tutso.v, Arizo.va, November lf.th, 1808. Gentltmtn of Iht hJlh legislative AistiMu:- ou cotno tosetlier In llio new capital of tlio Ter ritory, now Its most nourishing town, and 1 trust It will bo your ambition to algtinlizo tlio first tuei'tlng of tlio Legislature hero by n cloae ln itilry into th wauls of the people, n careful con Mderntlon of their Interest und n thorough nntl fenrleM performance or your vrholo duty as their chosen representatives. Since the adjournment of tho last Assembly n lltllo more than a year elnce. there ban been an increa. In the population of tlio Territory; cv eral new mining anil ugrlcultural icttlemenU have sprung Into cxUtcnee and the taxable pro perty h estimated at ono fourth mora than It yua In 16G7. THE APA(IK. Hut unhappily the hoMlllty or the Ajwoho Iim not abated and hU raids have, as heretofore, ro nulteil In a large Iocs or life and property. The blood of the valued citlzcna who have lately fallen n prey to this Irroprowlble wvage, a well as that of tho hundrodi who nine tlm Territory came under the National tlag have been the vietlmi of his barbarlwn. demand that your attention hall first bo given to an oaniunt effort to acctirnti.Iy represent to the general govern raent the mtd state of affairs here and the abso lute neeoMlty of a new order of thing. F-ich Asm;:nbly convened alnco the organization of the Territory baa made a reprenltion, accompa nied by a vigorous appeal for assistance, and the fact that no iat!fctory rexnonM.- ha been majlc, may load you to doubt whether anything you can do will be more effectual, but It should not dissuade you from liuMuir the attempt. It is ' now clearly and painfully shown that the policy here Durnued br Um; irovernment from tbe l.Hn- ing baa produced no rif nlu proportionate to the j expense incurred; that with all that has been done the Apache is a bold and atiocwifiil lo-day as ever before; and that no rapid advance In the proprHy of the Territory, or slices lu the de velopment of iU reoourcv can be expected until now rarasurrs arc adonfd. It Is true, many Apaches have lxen killed, much hard aervlce bravely performed and that but for the prvxenee of the troop paru of the Territory must havo been entirely clo to tho wltler. but Uioorgan izatktn ami macbincry or the regular army. U time nMarily rtil In tbn malntnanre of the troons broaght from abroad and the Inability to Mftdnet continuous operations except by Un p:m,W Cf wSi!i fviCr ilM r can reasonably exMct to wearf, aad loop exjMHl .iw u.J ik. 1 o. ir ..i.iitu. . T7!L, ,1.., " . i n. 1. ,1 i. r 1 1 v they wiy be, and lb" Territnnr is raad a ej- rale DtTuuucect. (a U !ui4 ln lirrn long since, la juittee to tho ooMcaandbig Wre) there most yt be another elem'ijt for aggre4ve and enntinnons morementa. azaimt the AMicbe If wq wohW eomplete hi overthmw al an early day. and aave to tbe government million of dollars. reu'vrr.rTW. Time but confirms my opinion a erjrel at length t prerioiM LrglUa lures and familiar to ' fell the hniplc Uisl a a inearere of public eeon- ' omy and of simple justice to those who are atrug gllng to open and occupy the Territory and lo develop Its resource, tne Government sbonld authorize tbe raising hero of a regiment or Jfgl menta of men mlrrely familiar with "the eon n try and with the Anaohe. and Irr exnerirnce and in clination sulb-d la the peculiar and exhausting warfare neemary to le waged, and which it Is not In the natare of thing for anv other force to ttlPA tn bWI ffaofIr Ja n tninriar (f thl lt T rswv. ' (wvmmi-oi m. manner. If at alb ommend that the memoria.a to Congre of the , twrti ami fonrtb aasemblle npon tyect fe , renew ed or that a new and strennon one : adopted. The recent report of tbe Indian Cocnmlnlon Instituted by Oiigtest. show in c the be treacb err and ingratitude of tbe plains Indians wrlih whom Government haa dealt most leniently Is creatine a h-altliy sentiment la the East on the long mlsnnderstood Indian qnellen nhteh will unaonbtedly lead uongre to a better apprecia tion of tbe vigorous polky necessary to be pur-! sued here. ranne nxitjuiin in Tixmiairn. Tbe building of a railroad aoros the Territory Is one of tbe most Important steps towards the subjugation or tbe Apache that can be taken and for this reason and for many others that will oc cur to you. 1 tjircet that you pray CongTa to render such assistance lo the company or compa nies proposing to build such road aa will insure an early completion or tbe work. ere the Ter ritory not Infested with hostile Indians tbe diffi culty and expense of getting here until a railroad Is providnl mnst make it slow of settlement and prove a great drawback to Its progress. Under existing circumstance its construction were equal to tbe sending here of a dozen regiments of troops and It essential In order to make the country available lo tbe public and to seeure lo tbe Government the revenues which, with proper aid, it will so abundantly return. 1'artles who since the meeting of tbo last As serably have surveyed the routes arow the Ter ritory declare them to be mot practicable and there Is a growing bcllof both in California and the East that the popular and profitable Pacific railroad will go through Arizona. In this connection 1 may refer to tbe fact that telegraphic communication l now complete to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and that by connecting malls wo receive new from all partaof the world in ten days. I am Informod that parties stand ready to extend the wires across Arizona to Cal ifornia ir reasonable encouragement Is given. If you can in any wy alt the enterprise 1 am sure you will do so. rniESDt.T ixpuva. Tho acttvo military movements against tbe Wallapals brought most or them to terms aome months since and a number were placed upon a temporary reservation near Fort Mohave but I learn they are again upon the war path ronmlng chiefly upon the Mohave and I'rencott road. They are a weak tribe and their hostility cannot con tinue long. When work upon the great Colorado reservation was suspended, owlnc to the exhaus tion r the Congressional appropriation, the Apacbo-Mohave, i avapal and other Indian garn ered there, took to the mountains, and recent depredations near La I'az and Wlckenburg are attributed to them. K they have begun hostili ties It Is probably In view or tbe recent killing VeneriWc chief and other, of ommend: if tbo existing law of the Territory re YE 5 IraimcUon lien whetl, filing wells upon deserts U not libera 1 enough thW n,urrnii.i rharacter to induce the sinking of artesian wells, it be by citizens of a their tribes at La er partaking or tho unwarrantable character now reported or not, goes to uetuonsiraie mo Importance of legislation to prevent the assump tion by Irresponsible parties of steps which sooner or later must produce disastrous results. counteracting.tbe influence of the authorities and leading the Indians to lose nil conndence in tho white. While no treatment can in my Judgment be too severe for tho hostile Indians those, die posed to be friendly should bo entitled to tho same protection from the laws as other persons owing allegiance to the government enjoy. The rlmns and Maricopa lost a part of their crops by the unusual flood ol September last, but they ntc generally prosperous &nd contented, although but slightly provided for by the government. All who comprehend the Indian character will rejoice that tho Indian Commission h,s reached the view long held on the frontier that tho gov ernment should ceaso to recognize tho Indian tribes as a domestic Independent nation except so far as it may be remilred to recognize them as uch by existing treaties, and bytrcatles made but not yet ratllled: that hereafter, oil Indians should be considered ond held to be individu ally subject to the laws of the t'nlted Slates ex cept where and while it is otherwise provided In such treaties. Such course will be commended to Congress by the Commission with another good suggestion; vix: to cloth, protect and assist all Indians, no matter or what tribe, who will go upon reservations and stay there. MI.M.NO. The Wiokcnbtirg gold mines are worked with out interruption and steadily yield a large rev enue. The Vulture lode, the Coimtoek or Ari zona, now ha a wide and merited fame. It is one or the riclitvt. most extensive and remark able deposlU or gold nuar:- pun the continent, and iU return to this time is beloved to be but an earnest or what may be oxpected from it in tlio future. L'n fortunately the mills erected In the vicinity of l'reseott were put either npon worthless lodes or upon those which ores pre dominate which cannot be made to pav uv or' dinarr treatment. The eblorinatioD i.rKwA bas lately been introduced there and it is expected It will prove mcctnoful m In California and Col- orado. If such is tho rat, the hojMtfat people ho have clunc to that part of IbeTerritorv. un der most annoying delays and disappointment, will speedily reap the reward due to their pa tience and pertinacity. Upon the Colorado River little Is dotBg In miains; the low price of copper has net war ranted the eontinsoti working of the lode at William's Fork and oilier peints although a re newal of operations at an early day is ptmted From the Iwreka district there ! a "ady aad profitable shipment of lead er to Saa Fraftcfeeo. and work upon several silver lode in that ii triet k vigorously nroseetited a it is ntt sever al gold lodw Mar l,a 1'ac and MardyrUle. licit- Ibc G!U the nsfajos cs:teas U yield a good retara of silver and a tee tail! is Lb nreM of KteiUM i Auuii laiu U... ! JJ M .r uirU m.L .u.ii .tut ' K"r -icriH?ai prwritr-. vonscuKCC 3C is naw tm riurw tff ihe Trrriterj" iin&iikia m4 eu4ble by Iron rail. Arfcosa will take front rank among the cold and silver prodniang dlv trfet of th world Late last year, at ihe renet of J. IWwwne. l uit.-d Minlar wMniWr. I prepared as eotanlete a atau! of Uh tain- crz ditroveriM and rmulia In iIm. TxrHtArr tbo time mad rsatiial at mr atusnaiut uU J- mlt of. It will be fnnnd in hU elalwrate retort iiivm - uibi mMMM f ik. siji, tMM I Territories Wr-tof the Roeky mownulas" vnl-' Joigr.. although imperfect ia eniara will. I imst. be in stable to llsbcd bv Conge aim -4) I the Territory In giving the pnbtic an Mea of Its mineral adnence ami attraeUar oaptUI and !! alalion. Arizona, in eoMMnon with Ihe W f Catnrl VMl4ki Tarr4tnr4Hi UtLnrMlivl In f in tW wiklng i. a.L.fni . an. ninnnr ni IBM I Ml I Tissm1 EMMA rfS 1 WkBfrirB(.ar HattsTIBrT to iJms eodowment or a tohnol nf mine from tbe ,troeeed of tbe us upon gold and silver bnllioa, , -,ttIt Es.i-. !i.ur Uiit mr. mnt. and u snay be well tor yon le add tn the r ' . T appeals in it In-half by a memorial er re tola uon as yon ueetn nosi. Aoojcrtrciue. Although the eaoot vary with eatb year It 1 now well established tbat most of the valleys and river tattota ihrongbeat the Territory may be auccesafnlly cultivated. Much atlenuan is iren to srrK-elUre and the product of tne year tMltAtVnfl eellcnt qnaUty has this year l.en large. Tbe few frolt trees pUated to ihU Ume ara thrifty li I. iW.v.. .1. r,-Jt. r-..i,. ... i.j. !..., ...v. . is KniB),Mt w i., ui iii ti ui i.ih ..-i.. , r I. V. at various places in tlie Territory. The military are supplt.-d with grain without drawine utwn California as In years past and comparatively lit tle dour is brought from abroad. Ihe prospect la that at an early day all required will be made in the Territory. Tbe new and properous st lleroent of Phoenix upon tbe Rail ltlver sad Florence on tbe Gila Hirer are demonstrating the richness of the soil In tbe broad valleys of those great streams and the facility with which it mar be Irrigated and cnltlrated. Tbe climate is found to lie neither oppressive nor nnbeallhy as heretofore popularly supposed, and Ihe belief ttiat large communiue nave sabsisted upon tbe produce of tbe valleys In the far past Is strength- ened by the aetnraulaUng cvldeaoM or their rare r rr r .1 I . - f - - t icnilliy. irmei luoosaoua 01 acrei at laiua ble and easy of tillage as those now oewipled re main unclaimed and as tbe region is central, near to tho reservations of the friendly lima and Maricopa Indians and seldom molested by the Apache, it offers peculiar inducements to tattlers and is commended to Ihe numerous parties cross ing the Terrrltory from Texas and other Stated as having advantages equal, if not superior, to any held out lo llmui frtW i.-sl. iVhtic tbo lands that do not need irrigation and those that mav bo Irrigated from stream are extensive and all sufficient for a larger population than is here at present, tho soil o( much or w hat is known as tho desert country it exceedingly rich and If sup plied w ith water by a system of artesian wens, as there is every reason to believe it may bo at a reasonable cost, raut abundantly repay cultiva tion. Tho great valleys and plains upon tbe roads from tho Colorado to Wlckenburg and l'reseott, those between Sacaton and Tucson, and the plains ubout Tucson, those of ihoCababland Frcsnal districts and others not frequented by the Apacbo and more accessible than much of tbe land now occupied may, I believe, with such wells, be made to blossom as tho row and to pro duce crons that will surprise tho world. I rt-c- made to. Mail facilities are beetter throughout the Ter ritory than ever before, and if continued as at present, with the nddltion of n few branch lines, Is large y tn the exee-w or that of any previoas . rtrrmin m tauiumai aauiwr. a u cos- , v, ,, . V" Vi . ,i iT , , " ' one. Corn, wheat and barley atuW a perfect ' nib of the business or tbe Territory and , ,1? '"'.Vf1 growth at most poinU and the vegeUble. will 1 1 identified with nearly every porit tbe re-. 'fX'r' Jdcr. nfiexlble of faith, compare favorably with those oi any eonntry. i striction of the code preventing any one acting I ,L,ITX t? f mC f fffi About l'rmtt thB vMA of noktMi'nr ui ft. i as a jnmr unless be nndersunds proceedlnc in i Prt.?r " nu.on owionr. I consider his use for complaint. Serv ce route although repeatedly ever, been supplied. I re - uiun one important solicited has not how ler to that from 1'rescnlt In Alliiititiirmi tho Itio Grande via the ,15th parallel, a connect ing link much desired by the people north or the Gila, nnd necessary to their prompt communica tion with the liisl, and to tho completion of the mall system in the Territory. Within a few months some deserving citizens of Sonora, en couraged by the friendly government of that oiuhi nave esmijiisucd weekly mall service by stage between Altar, whete tho Guaymas llermoslllo mail route terminate, and Tucson. I SlVS?to ? Jet published a mall route inim mo ootiora une to meson no remuneration ean be had for tho service between tbo polnU. I suggest that iou petition for the croatU of I such route and the lellluir of serviro forthwith. The business and social relations or a large part ui uur iitoiiiu nuo .-jouora make man communi cation highly desirable and our government euumu curiuuiiv oe 0,1 nuerat enu enternruinz a that or Mexioo. 1 n.vixaw. It was my hope to be able at the cloo of mr official career hero to dwlare tho Territory Tree of debt and 1 believe were I to serve out the term of my appointment as Governor I might do t th! I so. i ue ueui. incurred by the various Legisla ture for ncar expenditure, not allowed by the general government, was never large and within the year has been reduced to about f 24,000 In national currency and will before the close of the prewnt year be reduced to llfi.000. You arc asked by the efflclent Territorial Treasurer to amend the laws relating to Hie collection of the revenue or to pas new and etrlnpcnt ones so that certain twenties whkh contribute but lightly to the Treasury may be tnade to pay their ium proportion, it u nenevca u tiie collecUons in thofe counbe had been prom ongnir maue ttic total debt iraiuiiiiiui otic urcn wrp away. II U I so known that thoaandsof dollar wbieh .hould 1 - .... t 1. n ebeaUHl HsUte. have been lost for 'the want or proper leclslatlen anon the latlon, the Treatnrer renufw . . ... ... 1 . . 1 trust you win reeogutze the Importance Ing so. SOCIETT. There Is a gratlfrtog improvement In social life throaghoiit tfer Territory. In the chief town the boot are of a better eiMtraeter tnac a yoar or two innee, and the ranchmen who tun pro ixwrd katf r 11 k rally ttanrnvnl tlr si'"?" W is a growing dio(Uon U live ralbor pU.v ln'w home and make them atwnevte. to enltirate honsehoM a Section mm! lore and eMy l aiming that organization .Mb. n bwu-marj M ana proniavic rx- llA , , , . , 1 it hi iv Mffajy bp tut nir w e cooiem ! Pt IJf"" r temporary reMdenoe be It I S l''f1 4 to il- ewsnu? that r sfconM live 4eenUy and in ororr. It 1 nally NnMe wsononil as to Mve nawttW and sa I rW"rtkw b " 4erinnfl H a i """J "f41 at 11 a. a rn-re floppnig J.Uer instoad of a a home, to dentin to eontribnte l , teptovowent and Ul Ihe upbnIMiiig ol KHi I rtT, br" nneertain what IU fatnre I lo be. i and to oV -rre rather than Inotte that nnblk 'F11 " w neaitay pregres w erry eowmnnsty. , lH U dHrrnsined here that social progress ( ')' Pfperity and " T rrT.,ure '" arrifc ieiFtn im fUny l u, sfhI f.tb- i 'f TrrrttoriM ibll he cullib.-4 and rctiaubrd. Vnd bT 4,1 ,rt 51 be rrmeinWred that vlrtne I atone ennoble unman kind' nod that "of all - a - srw lbC l'in and babtts wMeh ld U pollij. 1 el prosperity, retteion and morality are ladl- ....Ikl. " i l i'"- xExv-ax rortxsnnx. Ia all yonr legislation von should consider the : larre popnsaOon of the territory uaaoqnalnted lucre can be little cause for complaint. Service witn tne lingtMi tongae bui eslWed to reflect and proteollon. This popoHtton embraces many j ,a ra,cb r y annnal message I have ex exeeilent and enterprising dtlzens both of na- Pf sympathy with tbe government In Its tri lie and foreign birth and Is notable for lu oW triumphs and I now eonsratnlate yets sad cheerfnl eontribnllon to the the hngllnh Iangnage( always to! ccasutouosauty , br ! tlee. Ire removed and the tke. te removed and tbe proeedlngi both In Enrlish and tpanh. or iMterpretora pro vided. It Is also desirablebat all laws of gen eral Importance and interest should be published In both languages. t a riots MvenuKKymnovs. Amendments to the code of the Territory have been made by each Iegitatare and are now n numerous and scattered through ao many vol umes that it Is diSenlt to ascertain what tbe ex bttiag laws are. Moreover the only edition of theoode yet pnblUhed is about exhausted. It w ill lie for yon tn consider whether tke pnbllc interest deaiands that a commit Ion be appoint ed to revise lac code and we amendment, rec- cocllins ibesn where incontMtent and reporting to the next Assembly a new edition with a pro- f . - . .... ..I per index, lor tbe publication of wtiien edition, it being prepared with a view to permaneney, the general government will as is lis custom, make 1 1 bora I provlMon. Mere attention should be given lo educational matters. Tbe brier law or the laid Assembly is in.Miflkienl tn establish and sustain such a system or common schools as it now heeded here. A new and earnest memorial to Congr r gartling tbe boundary at Arizona City may has-! ten justice to tbo Territory in this Important matter. Some encouragement should be given to the enterprising citizens who havo established fer ries on the Gila and Salt Hirers; such forties be ing an absolute necessity to communication be tween tbo lower and upper country during sev eral months In each year and the travel not yet being sufficient to support them. A uniform system of weights and measure should be provided, much confusion arising, especially in Southern Arizona, from tbe various standards now- In use. The act of tho last Assembly to prevent and punlth the sale of Honor to Indians does not se cure the ends desired and should be made more complete and atilngwiL No aid has ever been given by the govern ment for the building or roads in the Territory. Fortunately tbe. thoroughfares are generally eood but In some of the mlnlnir districts, par ticularly in Yavansi county, there Is need of improvement and certain new roads are neces sary to ready communication. One from Wlck enburg to f'rfscott via Walnut Grovn would JUuu . A I. w I.. . . i . f ... .i t . . i . mm rill maiiM in . r nrf miim aF. NUMBER 49. save many mll.-s of travel between Ihose poInU , and one from Fho-nix to l're0tt. via the lcua 1 Frio would ;ot,en a direct an, rTJ,nl ll short route from Tucson to l'reseott. A reason able appropriation for their construction and for such improvement upon existing roads as arc necessary n order to tho convenience of travel may with propriety be asked of Coneresji In my message to tho last Assembly J recom mended the choice of a silo for tho territorial pri-on to be built under net or Congress from Lt for T," folly refer you To m Un,r . f,M;,cel foElng WimTIJ1?? " appeal for an extension of i , t)Z . , " f) U 0tici for BCCUtnulaua hc fund. ixksoxau In conclusion, gentlemen, I may ho permJt(el to address to you and through you to the peonlo or Arizona, a few words ol a personal nature, ilavlnz been elected to rptruin ih or Arizona, a few words ol a 'personal nature In the Forty Kirtt Congrew or the United State which Is to aas -mblc on the fourth day or March ensulBg. 1 must soon take ray departure for tbo ' national capital'aad lcrrninatlnt' F.ove"l.r cntf,rPn ll" duties or the respond- partiality or the people has called me. It will not be my lot to address another As sembly as the executive or the Territory, and probably keteral years ft ill elapse before I can renew my residence here, which it la now my hope to do. As I review the record 1 have made here 1 find nothing of is blch I am ashamed or that I am unwilling to submit to the scrutiny or time. While a fow have persistently mlsrepre-rej-nted my motives and ecu. judging them front a jealous or elfish ftand point, or wilfully tnlt construlne them. I am warrants in ih i..r in we collections .i,., ,i. " , . , i , , amtlr and tbor- 1 , , K majority or the people give mo or Territor W1U for ' JC(t'?7" "d Impartial discharge it awar R is a7- of V aA a f4'tLful imfau.tr.Uon or Terri ,ii away, it U si- ..j,, .. , .n.i. v .. . . : ij.i .!. .11.1. .1 , -- " wiS .T1 IH-partment, I in eommon with othcra. ita froiB i m-tat i.t for ilp nnri01 "e country, tne insuOcicnt mean or commu H leS I ulwt'n " wHelj separate! districts, and u yKo .If ply Sd r tb fa of travel and the ' lTlulrAacitDt w'of eommu- eminent, had much to contend with. A a pioneer I have cheerfully shared In the varied rlciMitndes of the people and labored to aaMen the development of the country, making It resonrces and capabilities known by my voice and pen and showing my confidence in thetx by the investment of my means, Wbat 1 of ability ihzll h: the fatnre, nr la the pt. be given to the promotion of the aob sunttal intemu or the Territonr and If 1 fall m obUln from ConeTeM and lh. liMrttn.ni. .. j atuce lo which the Deonle ar ectitled sad ; wnicn is neccary to their security and pros- ' perity It will be from no lack of effort or desire. uwminc ore ai a ume wnen civil war con vulsed IbeSutes and a spark would have ignited the e.Uble aataisl hero aggregated, and always dlpoed to look upon party organization aa ! HtUe eo&seqnrsee In a rjiartely inhabited Territory, I have sincerely endi-avored to act from a level higher than any party platform, to palliau political prejudice ,md passion and to nnlte and stimslate the people in mearorea of htAt defense. Industry and enterprise. 1 ueuero me poucy 10 nave been the wisejt I , cotild hare pnraaed and its good results have Iwa geoerallr conceded and must, I think, be apparent to all. Cbotn to CencreM nnon an Icdetvradmt t.. als br the rote or men of varied political vlewa 1 hall at Washington, as 1 have here and aa I am la bonjr boccd. avoid partlaaa complications i and zealously labor W aeear the cordial co-op- 1 UUU JUl'lUUUri MM WIT Ui MTUr&. in ffairtfllttl rwnv- j mtlon of all who can in any way aid me In oC. talnlBg for ay constltncnt the consideration doe them from th rorerament I . . .t Tt . . .Mine aarae ume, 1 oo not mean cor have I ever metxl to show indifference to national L ren. or to relinoubh 1 ! th fJme Weh d when I entered the Ter- PP" exciting i'resldential catn- government, security to citizens everywhere and enduring prosperity following in the train of peace. Peace which the Republic so much needs, which every patriot heart will welcome and the glad rceulU or which will extend to this dependent frontier, in the increased protection It will enable the government to afford the set tler In the stimulus it w III give to Industry, and In tbe progre and permanence It will insure to all interests and parraii. V 32 W STORE. .... OO TO .... KEHK-S CIIttAI STORE, In the East Room of the Old Capitol Building, North Side of tbe Plaza, Prescott, If yon wish to purchase Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, Can Fruita, Clothing, Or anything else needed by you, for less money than the same can be bought for anywhero el' in town. EDWARD KERB. Prescott, June SO, 1SCS. PLAZA FEED AND SALE STABLE. Good wis Street, Opposite Plaza, PKESCOTT, AIUZOXA. THE undersigned, having purchased the Stable of J. I). Moalhoo, would mpertfully Inform tha rub-' Uc, tbat tfujr Ictriul kMplng euotUstly ua haaii HAY AND GRAIN Of the tt uality, and at tho krwrtt ratgs, Catk. jeTtia, Saddle and Pack Animal always on hand, for al or bin. OIDEO.V llltOOKE, . , JACOB LYNX, rrtscott, OrtcW? SI, 1K3. oeBsWered of doubt-. f Uoa coorss Osw a political triumph; believing Id. fc a matter or Jii- " rammij vi pany stnie. guar- l.e had nty narmony in the different departments of the 2m