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VOL. 3. XO.
-WHOLE XO. Gi.
P1IEXIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, A. T., SATURDAY, MARCH 1 1870.
NEW SERIES NO. 9.
SALT RIVER HERALD.
Publi.-hej every Saturday and Wednesday.
COSPEit A McCUNTOCX - - Proprietors
RuBURimox Rate.
One Copy one year S "J1
One Copy six mouths - - - -541
By carrier, in I'heaix, Per Mouth - 50 cent-.
Advertising Rates.
Ine Inch, one insertion $2 00
Emch Sabaequeut insertion X0O
professional card, per month 1 30
Asent.
SAX FRANCISCO Charles W. Crape.
OFFICIAL DIRECTOKY.
TERKITOKI.VL OFFl-EnS.
Jelefte toConfress Hiram S. Stevens
Governor John C. Fremont
8eretary Jotin J ;l"
Auditor K I. Clark
Treasurer T.J. Hitter
fiarveyorOeniral John W an
S inreine Jtidircn
Firt Di.lriet.. Chief Jastice CO. W. French
n.rond Itistrict DeFurest l'-mer
Third District Charles S lent.
Clerk Supreme Court Jol-ph S. uirass
I" 8. Ki'trict A'tornev E. B I'om.oy
fitted Statea Marshal C. I. lake
Collector Internal Rerenue Tbu.Cordis
Kerister IT. ii. I .and Oflie--- .
Ut W. X. 111,
Florence C. I). Foateo
Receiver V. . Land Ofiice
Florence Kncelca
Preeott Georre Lount
PROFESSIONAL.
J. r. HAKGHAVE. HFNJ iiOUCAN.
HARGRAVE& MORGAN,
Attorney and C'oanHClors at Lw
CORTFZ STREET. PRE-SCOTT. A. T.
H. R. PATRICK,
Surveyor and Civil Ensincer.
PIIEXiX. A. T.
Office with W. A. Hancock.
WM. M. BRECKENR I DGE,
Ciiil Engineer and County Surveyor.
Pbenix. A.T. Office with L-nril e i Wiley,
one door eaet of Ftuffit-e.
HARRY B. JONES,
Attorney tit Line,
OFFirc I'p stairs :n Capitol HuiMir Ths-
v A T.
J. B. DOUGLAS,
Architect ind Superintendent.
Plana, specifications, and er-tiuia'cs carefully
prepired.
OlSce with Irs. Sheets & WLarton. east
aide of the rinza. n!5'Jro
DRS. WHART0?J &. SHEETS,
Ihyirian and SnrcoiiH.
Vill attend pr..f-.i..a.i! calls at any honr
of the day or niKht. (Iltice. .at .l.lo ot ;
Ihe puza 1 henta. A I.
. H. P. Sheets M. I . late of K ao Nrr.
J. K. Wharton, M. It., 1. ri. lie-l.cal I't iti
DR. B. L CONYERS,
PhjMirinn an I ni-xfoii.
I. ate of Visulij. C';il 1
KmE U';ibirifton. two d-.T from Moa
tezntna Htr-t. 1'henix. Ariz aa.
JULIUS YJ. VAN SLYCK,
Attorney and Counsslor at Law.
MrMUIenvilte, Mafic pa county, Arizona.
Wilt practice in a'l tbe courts of the Terri
tory. JOHN T. ALSAP,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office of the District Attorney, Phenix.
A rtxona.
A. D. LEMON,
Attorney at Law.
Office opposite Conrt House, tjo Wahirpton
street. PhrD.x, Prompt attention fVtn to
all btiin-s entrusted me in the Federal ami
County Courts of Uie Territory.
en.uaTK jipc;e.
VOTARY riULlC.
WM. A. HANCOCK,
Attorney at Law.
Land Business in all Departments a Specialty
1'F.NIX. ARIZONA.
JOHN L GREGG, M. D.,
Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur.
Keferrnewi without pnneion: F. M. Coerill. ;
lT S. k-natur, Miwnri. Tol. Jhn T, Cri.-p, t
Uetn. Noiu-nce for C-'nre?s. from Misso'.ri.
OFFICE Two miles south Hayden Ferry !
Arizona. vJ-u3tf i
PAUL WEBBER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
PRESCOTT - - - AK1ZONA.
BLAKE & CO.,
floM Pust. Oob! and Silver bullion and re !
of evrry dtri;tion tnltd und astuyed All ;
amy traar ta etl. Prin-sof ore s iy: .Si ver j
and iiM, Ind iV.pitr, 6-V Sampli-n
c.m be isnt by tiinil or express, aud returns ;
will be tro-nptlv made.
Ottic. w;th Well. FarffO &. "V)., Prewott.
. t
KOT.VKT ri'UMC.
J. H. COX,
Attorney at Law.
OrncK-Two doors west of the County Re
corder' I'thce.
m'SIXESS CARDS.
New Phenix Bakery
J. 1IFIK SON, Proprietor.
Wiubing oa street opposite the Courthouse.
Kilit loTMof UriW. orFirht Bread Tick
ets for 'ne Dollar.
Pies and Cakea al av od band. 14-tf
Pioneer Bakery.
Vasius;ton Strket.
North? il Ctirnr r of the Pl-tt-t,
H LOAVES OF ItltK VD FOR 1 L'OLLAK
Krutt Cake and rustrr of all kiml, for wed'
tins; parlii-s, etc., prepared to onter.
v2-n- f Jl'I.II S nxCEKT.F.X.
PALACE SALOON
JOHN LAI5AKK - - ruopiutToit
Washington Street, Pbenix
0
"NONE BUT THE REiVr"
Is the mtto ol" tb'u 4jul:ir place.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIWILLK JL WIIiEV,
Real Estate and Collection
011i.ee. ami Auctioneers.
j:Mt of Postoflice.
The Public arc informed that I have
opened a real estate oiliee, whcie any
information regarding property in
Phenix anl Salt Itiver valley will be
furnished. Letters promptly answered.
Abstracts of Titles furnished.
Collections of all kinds undei taken
and returns praoinptly made.
Auction sales in any portion of the
countv. 21
Phenix Hotel.
Washington Street, between M..r;copa anb
Piuia Streets.
Clean Beds and well Ventilated Rooms, by
the day r nibr.
Best ot Accommodations for Families.
A shotrr bat1! lias lit1y been mnn-cted
with th Hotel tr ill nnrniMirf vf
giiefttsand tbe public generally.
I. J OAP.DINKR. Proprietor. l.Vtf
;ill,i:tt
FEKP AND
STABLES.
LIVERY,
SALE.
Mann A. tlrU
Frpr
Tb't Ti..neer Stalee of Gillett has at all
times hay anil grain an J a 1 the accommodations
tor buatdiu botses.
H.trses on hand at all t'mes t l't and fur sale.
SO-tf
Fsleat Market.
Oppositian and Csmpc'.i'ion.
nn Mrn'mmu l-.i-t o.--n.iie Ihe ller.I.i
,,5, mi.m., Ih r,.t f ..til our h.r-
r l.ere we are 1 r-l ared 1.. Inr
ujh the iitizm .f l'h'iiix a itij :hi very b.-st
UEET, YEAE,
ML'TToX. PORK, 1C.
j
! That can lie obtain d.
OTKIiO & HLAKE.
Xew Saddlery and Harness
Shop.
ikti:k iu bck,
Iite of Snn B-Tnirdino, (Talifttrnii. would
j re-pectftilty inform tlie citizr'n of I'linix .ind
j ntn-ouniliiifr roiin'ry that he has opeud a fipt-
(lass saitdlt ry and Larn-j khop m the hmMinsr
formerly nvui:ed by Hl.i in, the rxn-t makt-r.
where lie in pr-p:ird tt d-i all Work in his line
in a worktnauHkr mnrnr.iind at renttonable
P'ieejt. A thm c of the pub.ic pairou.-ite so
lic'ued. Town Pronerty forSalf.
The miderM;rnd r.iTrn one bhvrk (f exeed
b:nt town proper for ki!u rln ap f-r cash: It
if Iontel two blo-kit sit h cf the phizi. The
property ii pfantt-d in aifmfA and Mirro'tr.dt'd
by un Hhotp?r (or live fei:r.. Fifiv d l!arn
worth nt fruit trees, in nourishing conditi.U, on
the proieriy.
Titos. HotvE,
At tl:efi:n.iturc farti-ry. .Mini
Oa Mouczi:uia Street one block north of tLe
IVintiiijf Otlice
Tli-tinderiirii-1 havinc received a full line
f nae ials- neie:irv f-r th:s soefion. resw
fully ii.lnim th pnti! c thatb- now bub ou hand
a lull ass'.rtnif-t
LAUD CAN'S, STOVF. PIPH.
OLT1 KKS, WATEU SPOUTS
Fverytl inp tnauru'tnred in this sb-.p b ucht
a mt marked for tlie same, will be nx'-ii at tho
fi-st time on any damage coming fnnu the reg
ular ne. frM- of enare.
liny y.ur Tivware from the Tinhop. if yon
niMt to tiaxe- v iru.tra'itfea.
I defy c'inp-Mti.n in piio'-s and htiyerswill
find it so, ait 1 am compelled to make my liv
ictf. spcial Att-utiD given to rptirb'i; and J b-
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
The undersigned wonld respectfully call at
tentioo of the pnhlic lit his New Gallery, n-here
he is prepaired to execute all work in his Hue.
CARD PICTURES S6 Per Dot.
CABINET PIC1URES $10 Per Doz.
The heantitu! Sun Pearl and "Watch lial
Picture are Seciattii.s.
AVm MoKr.NN A, Artist.
SAM WING.
N E W L A U N I) R Y.
Washing & Ironing Che.ip.
roi.lSIIISG XKATI.Y lONE.
Corner A(l:iins and Montoziiiiin -t-..
out -hall' ljl.H.k north of tlie II n: I.D
o I lice.
Fresh Milk.
is iiKi.ivi.itKD iiv tiif. rxiiErtfirixnr
i to enstiTners tit I'heni and vicinity daily.
Havine a lanrc dairy three ui:tes uorlh of towo
: can :u:tti..U
j Milk FrpKhrr ami Snrelrr
: Th an can lie done by keepii g j-our own cow
; t.'ve ine a trial
; 0rdrj lH .it tho Posl.i:fi.e Will Pc;ei
Prompt Attonlion.
ni? v. I.. 0110 nx.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE FACTURY.
South side of the Plaza.
EASTEKN MAHE CHAIRS CONSTANT
LY ON HAND.
phenix, Arizona.
Thos. Howe, Proprietor.
Photographs.
THE rXDKVs 1GXED CAU.S THE AT
tention of ihe public to tbe faet that be i pre
pared to execute all work in bi line in first
class style. Also constantly on band a fine as
sortment of views of
ARIZONA SCENERY
Stere?:opio anl fxlO ize. rfintistuiij in part
if 0veramut Ists, Ar'ec Kni Indians
Ciictu. and other Cbarnrrersiic r n rv.
At Lorlng's Bnrnr W.ihin. ton nt. t'lienix
; a. it kothi:o(;c.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
Southwest Corner of the Plaza.
BYER:
VCohM respectfully inform the eit-zus nt j
I'lienix thai lie tins ir-n- l a lirst ela-s b rtiinjr j
hoM- at tbe abnv ! .-aii -n. nnl i prt-j-a eii 'o I
take h.i.rlen liy the liur Kek or ninntli, nt I
miHWr.ite price. Ma's strel at all hnur
'I he i.,li tvill le mpp'ie l with the brt the
n-'urk.-t Hftoriiii. A fnare of the pitMic ratron
e;e t. T. -iien.. f-hS I'll
orSliop
IN THE GARDNER HOTEL.
J. Wiener,
i f I.' AnprV. b;: l'.cated in l'henit and J
T'p.ir.d to ' kind '-f li't d-t tailor nj, j
n vtiort ni'tire anil at living pr.r- s. . 5t,t.re
vt the pa' 1 j a! onae r .i J. 't
T. C. Depetr. J. T. Walsh
WALMII A I) KPEIV.
Carper ters and Builders
Store and Offlrr Kitting Prompt-
.lkticiiueii 10.
Shop i,i in the building eat of Car-oS Pcuzzo s
bbt-k-
Barber Shop.
I have o(ned for the preient, a new BARHF-lt
lltjp iu the rear J the Magnolia baloou
eutt autre ou
MONTEZUMA 5TREUT.
By strict attention to buine. I hope to war
rant a fuif abate ol our pattonage
WM. STL"nXDLK(J.
Late of 5sin Fruccisco.
NOTICE.
I.". S. T Al Ol FIl K.
FLUKLSrE JuLe If, lt78.
J HAVE BEEN AUTIH'KIZED BY THE
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
To say. that rcrupunts of lan-ls
reserved t- s-iid Company, by Act of Con-rn-i.
who file ap-ilicatitirs can have the option ol
purchase at double minimum price tor a sated
time alter the title is complete.
lit-tf t'n i:l.F.a I. I'ostox.
THOMAS KVIXS
1 prepared to do all kin Js of
CONTRACT WORK
At moderate prices and satisfactuin guanxt.t-ed
Will dlirr WOOD to any art of the city
it tl. bmett market ries.
All i.r-1e I.-H nii'i the dilver of the sprtnl
iiag cart n 'M r c tve prompt attrnti'm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARNESS k SADDLERY
II AVISO OPENED A SHOP FOR THE
ni&tmfactiim of Har'M and S.vbl.ery, I am
prepared to execute all work in tba tliud in a
FIRST- CLASS JIAXXEH.
Farmer and stock nirn will find it to their in-ter-'Ht
t beaow their patronase upon me. ns
none but fi-st chiss work is turned out at my
establishment.
Jirectly opposite the Hr.nAi.n office.
nl KUVAKI O'CONNOR. t
T. OLSON,
Vntshinton st root. nnjoinlns 5ie
Mtore of M. I.. I'eralta.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Fa-hionb! TboV and Slnrc. Of the bes
material, made toorduriu e t-atit ?tvle.
l'EKFECT FITS OUAIiANTEIiD.
I i;ire nty entire liltrtitVn to ntrttn
mjiite work, ami I have every facility ibrgt it g i
entire satislactinn. 1
SEND IX YOl. t! ORDERS
Liverv Stable.
Washington street atljoiuhi"; the
IMitnix Hotel.
H-tren b.ad'-d ly tbe day. wet-k or month
K nUr.ix n on hand the bmt 'inality of wbc.it
nud graiu bay. Hurley and Oat.
Oovd neeommod ttion fr lennm-n nn1 Tt.
ebtrs. Keep cuniaiitl ou bai-d Fine turuou's- j
IT'ir" b aded at mv S'nVp will receive the
tef-t attention. t;i. IIAMI.IN
BA!
i I OL
THE
Leading Hotel !
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
4nd 'be m'S 'emttt!v Bpp- (ti-d lmtel in the
..r'.l. i,v r 8 ..hi !,;iv be d 'twmIi-.I
by Mr . l:'d ;u in it cn-t mi tt n a.d l;irni!i
in if. HadiU.irti-r A rtny an.l Navy. SpeH.il
A --i-tinn:iii;itio:i! ftr Fiilliili imd l.-rtf P-'T-tiis
IVic-. Ihe atn ttt at ofhi-r tirt-i!-.''fc ho
tt-l-. V to -er dy S.t'i-iiil fotitrai:ts will
h tiKido tor f -inaio-nt iNKinlrr.
The bi.tel i'..n i;in and cairii-g-'- in nnili::iT at
all lM:itn ati mil";ty ib'pii. Rooms can be
renerred In-fore arrival hv t-U-Lrnph.
J UN A. l;llE, Lwit.
F'-rtnrlv propiittor of the (Irani Pacitir, I'hi
ctfo. n Ti
Porter's Fresh Ranch
BUTTER
FOK SALE AT
E. Irvine & Co.'s.
Wholesale or Retail, warranted A No. 1.
ll.it tor Pnclted anil Kli"pel to
Any i'urt. or the Ti rritory .
YOUNG AMERICA
Hotol and Restaurant.
.n.iii:TT
Board by the ilitv or week
Oiltett is the location of the mill of tbe Tiptop
Miuinjr I'oiupany Prioiis vis'tin this live
in tiing iMinp will fi-d ihe Young- Ainciica Ho
tel and Kfstaunint the cheap?! ai.d best p. ace
te put up at. Terms rrasonabie.
e-J SINGI.B &. ANDERSON, Props.
Cheap Living!
! Board reduced to A 7 00
per week.
! Single Meals - 50 cents
ot the
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
H ll. IIOI.LAMt.
BLACKSMITH IXG
WAG OXMA KING.
The tind-iiti d announces to the pubt c
that be is hll prepatcd to execute ail work in
his hue.
CHEAP l'OU CASH.
John II. Ituruer.
Northwest rf Monition? I.ir-y Stable. 51
K. IRY IS E & CO.
GREAT
Clearance Sale,
AT GREATLY-
I0UGED Prices
IRVINE
& CO.
Are offering at a Sacrifice
the Large Stock of Goods
Avhich tlie' have on hand.
They have alo a large
lot of Goods on the road
which they expect to re
ceive in a lv days, that
must be sold for less than
San Francisco prices, in
order to close out their
whole stock
lis thev are
determined to sell oll''' 1;,w to lhc !l;:3't'-t!t r the
everything before tlie S.
P. K. R readies Maricopv
Wells, which will be by
the 1st of April.
Xow that times arc hard
and money scarce, it is
ot the greatest importance
to economize. Therefore,
call around and you will
lind that yoif can purchase
as much for one dollar, as
vmi could have purchased
for two dolhus some years
sir.
Thev
liave a full line of
s
-AXD-
Pro visions
Which they
CHEAT, or
will sell
as
CHEAPER
than any firm in town.
Do fiot Forget !
You
by goi
can
mak
e money
there to piirell-
ase
as money saved is
moncv gained.
BARGAINS
Are to be had. as they are
determined to sell, and in
order to do so they, have
reduced their prices.
Irvine & Go.
Keep On the AVcst side of
the L laza. uemember the
siirn over the do. r,
E, IRVINE & CO.
Variety Store
TienrJa Sarata.
SALT RIVER HERALD.!1'"11 81,J maintenance of a pertain
! K 31 1 - W K I H 1. Y K I 1 T 1 '.
Hatari'.ty Farr!i 1. 1H70.
ACTS OF
TUT. TKXTl!
li.ATl Hi-:.
LEI.IS-
1. An act to amend section 2-1, of
chapter 51, compiled laws of Arizona j
An act to chancre the name ot
John McLaughlin to John Harry.
o. An act to change the name ol
Clay Bcauford to Wilford Chapman
Briihvell.
4. An net to change the name of
John Smith to John V. T. Smith.
5. An act ouceiu'mg unices and
olliccrs.
6. An act to change the name of
(sandy Eli Davis to Sandy Eii Ehle.
7. An act to lepeal an act entitled
an act conccruinjj lawful fences and
animals trespassing on premises law
fully enclosed in the county of l'ima.
territory of Arizona.
8. An act to provide for the punish
ment or larceny in certain cases.
0. An act to divorce certain parties
from the bonds ot matrimony here
tofore existing between them.
10. Au act fixing the time for hold
ing the district court.
11. Au act to amend chapter 9, of
Ihe compiled laws, entitled of the
local administration of counties.
12. An act changing the name ol"
Alice l'ostle and of Hubert Postlc to
Alice Hecs and to Hoberl Hees.
I. J. An act amemung an net entitled 1 penses of the civil government of (he
au act concerning county treasurers, j territory of Arizona, for the years end
county collectors aud boards of super-; hig 011 the 31st day of December,
vl;,'r- ; and for other puriwses.
I I. An act providing for eompens.-,. A tQ nmmd
tion in auuilicn to that now allowed
hiiprcmu rouix 1101U1115 111c oistrici
courts in the ihinl judicial district of
the territory of Arizona.
15. An net entitled an net authoriz-in-j
a loan on the faith a:;d credit of
the territory, and to provide to con
tinue the work in the erection of the
tcn"ttori:il prison.
10. An acl to aid in the capital
buildings, and for Ihe support of the
public schools in the territory of Aii
zona. 17. An act to aid in the erection of
a building for school purposes iu dis
trict No. 1, Maricopa county.
18. Au act to amend au act to pro.
vide for the erection of county build
inirs in Yavapai county.
10. An act to provide for tho erec
tion of count' buildings in Maricopa,
ant! other matters relating thereto.
20. An act concerning lawful fences
and animals trespassing on premises
lawfully inclosed in Pinal county.
21. An act to amend an act, entitled
an act concerning lawful fences and
animal trespassing on premise.-! law
fully inclosed in Maricopa county,
approved February U, 1ST".
53. An act relating to the iniporta-
iou of fruits into the county of Mo-
ave.
23. An act authorizing the common
council of the village of Pr&icott, to
make certain alterations and extcn-
! sions in certain allevs, iu said village
of Prescott.
24, An act instructing the boards of
supervisors of the several counties to
elect their clerks.
25. An act authorizing and direct
ing tlie board of school trustees in
district No. 1, in the county of Pima,
to erect a school building and for
other purposes.
An act to authorize the county
i ol Pinal to issue bonds to raise lnoncy
for court house and jail purposes.
27. An act to provide for-" keeping
in repair the road from Phenix in
Maricopa county to Globe City in
Pinal county.
2S. An act to make the office of
probate judge elective.
20. An act authorizing a loan ou
the faith and credit of the territory,
aud to provide for the construction of
certain wagon roads in the territory
of Arizona.
80. An act to amend section 12, of
chapter 10, compiled laws of Arizona,
1S77. entitled an act creating the of
fice of district attorney.
81. Au act to amend section No. 30,
of an act to provide revenue for the
territory of Arizona, ami the several
counties thereof, approved I'eoruary
12, 1S75.
An act lo provide a sinking
j funa rr ' rede-motion of territorial
prison bonds.
8:. Au act to provide lor the appor
tionment of moneys received for poll
taxes and taxes on the proceeds of
mines in Mohave county.
84. An act to divorce Ann Kelly
from the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore existing with Daniel Kelly.
85. An acl to amend section BOO of
chapter 11, of the compiled ias of
Arizona territorv.
3(1. An act to restrict gambling, and
to repeal chapter 59 of the compiled
,
laws.
87. An act to aid in the construe -
! railroad.
S8. An act concerning district court
reporters.
y'J. An act to provide for the report
ins; of the decisions of the supreme
! court.
40 An acl granting the exclusivo
rjglt to golomoe Burth and his asso-""
ciates and successors to build, niain-
tain and keep a bridge across the Lit
tle Colorado river, at St. Johns, in tho
county of Yavapai.
41. Au act concerning official
bonds.
42. An act authorizing a Joan on
the faith and credit of the territory of
Arizona, and to provide for the con
struction and improvement of a wag
on road from the Agua Fria, by tha
way of Copper Canyon to Camp .
Verde, in the county of Yavapai.
43. An act authorizing a loan on
the faith and credit of the county of
J Pinal, and to provide for theconstrnc-
! tion of a wagon road trout Florence, r
ie Pinal county, by the way of River- ;..
J side, through the most practicable. '
. part of the Pinal mountains to Globe. -
41. An act to provide lor (lie appor
j tionment of the legislative assembly ,
of the territory of Arizona.
: 4o. An act referring to revenue de
, rived from gambling.
40. An act to regulate appeals lrom '
; justices courts.
j 47. An act making appropriations
for the current and contingent ex-
tions of chapter 48, of the compiled
laws or Arizona tciritory.
40. An act the general incorpora
tion railroad act.
50. An act granting leave of ab
sence to the county recorder of Pima
county.
51 An act to amend cbbtcr 33 of
Ihe compiled laws of JmToaa territory-entitled
"To provide revenues for .
thi territory of Arizona and the sev
eral counties thereof."
52. An act entitled "An act to in
cororatc lhc Prescott and Gila road
company."
53. An act to provide iceans for the
United States marshal to take the ter
ritorial ceusus in the year 1880, and
also to provide for takiug said census ,
by counties iu case of certain contin
gencies. . .
54. An act to authorize A. I. Ilcn
shaw and others to construct 'water
works at the town of Phenis.
55. An act to authorize the board
of supervisors of Yavapai county to
issue certain bouds.
5G. An act to amend an act entitled
"probate courts". Approved Febru
ary 14, 1873.
57. An act todirorce Mary Isabel.
le Showers from tin bonds of matri
mony heretofore contracted and now
existing with Andrew Jackson Show
ers. 58. An act to create the county of
Apache.
50. An act to amend chapter 0 of
the compiled laws of Arizona terri
tory entitled "ol the local admistra
ion of counties."
00. An act changing the name of
Joseph Epliriain Lowman to Joseph.
Edward Curtis; the name of Charles
Lowman to Charles George Curtis,
and the name of Hester Susan Low.
man to llettie Susan Curtis.
01. An act to establish public schools
In the territory of Arizona.
02. An act to amend chapter 25 of
the compiled lawsof Arizona entitled
"of oflicial oaths and bonds."
03. An act to provide for the wore
effectual taxation of indebtedness se
cured by mortgage.
01 An act supplemental to an act
entitled "an act of general iucorpor
ations." Approved November 6, 1860
05. An acl to provide for the con
struction of a wagon road from Pres
cott to Maricopa Wells.
JOINT RESOLCTTOXS.
1. Joint resolution cancelling the
contract for taking care of the insane
of this territory and making a new
one.
2. Joint resolution granting leave of
absence to 1. N. Lcatherwood, treas
urer of Pima county, for six months.
8. Joint resolution granting extra,
pay to the clerks of both houses for
extra work.
4. Joint resolution granting leave
of absence to T. J. Butler, territorial
treasurer, for six months. -
MEMOIUAI.S.
1. Memorial to the postmaster gen.
eral asking for a rapid nnddiroet dal.
ly mail with the Southern ' Pacific
railroad.
2. Memorial to the senate and house
of representatives of the ' United
States asking for an appropriation to
ounu aroauovcru.e .uogoiion moun.
i ,!"?s, ....
3. Memorial to the senate and house
j .
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