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y
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
LOUISIANA avenue, between Oh and 10Th streets.
POSITIVE SALE OF NUMBER OF DROVE
hoRsEs. PRINATE STOCK, BUGGIES, EX-
PRESS WAGONS. CARTS. HORSES, SC, &c.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, March goth,
- 1873, commencing AT 10 O'Clock, We will sell
- AZ Bazaar
as Head II Horses and Males Among which viii
De f.nnd Some fine young sound driving, work and
saddle Horses
Several large heavy work horses, suitable for
carteTs or heavy draft.
About 20 low priced II rises and Mules.
Coal Cars, nearly new.
Express wagons, with shifting tops.
Guarantee on Stock warranted sonnd will expire
at y. day of sale.
GusIant Stock warranted to work will ex-
II WI. WALL & CO, Aucts.
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10y b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 7th street, between q and III streets


- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 529 7th street, between q and Ii streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TwO-sTORY
AND MA NSA d ROOF PRESS BRICK
FRONT RESIDENCE, ON EAST SIDE OF
18th sIREET, BETWEEN AND SITS,
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
q by virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated Feb
Aa673 folio ~, one of the Land Records of Wash
ington, ID. will SELL at public auction, in front
Of the premises, TO the highest bidder, on SATUR
DAY March 29, 1873, at o'cl.ck p. m, the fol-
ow1ne described real estate situate in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia, to wit Lot num-
bertd 81 In Wizards recorded subdivision of lots
marked and lettered I'D, Il, r, G., II, /, X, and Ln
in Fishers recorded subdivision Of original lots
numbered II, Is and IA, in square 233 fronting Is feet
on 18th street, together with the improvemen ts
thereon, consisting Of desirable new twostory and
maDsard roof Brick Dwelling house.
Terms: S170 in cash; balance in one and two
years, deferred payments 10 be secured by a deed OF
trust on the property. Sl00 deposit on acceptance
OF bid III terms Of sale are not complied with
within seven days after sale, the property will be
sold at the risk and cost Of the defauting
Convey ancing at purchasers cost.
CALEB G. WILLARD, Trustee
m1Sec&ds ID. III. WARNER, Auctoneer.
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pY DUECANSON, BOWLING CO, Aucts
ID Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
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RY NNCANSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts,
~ Sontheast conner Of 9Th and streets northwest.
rBUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY


TBGsTLEs s SAIE9E yALEARhE PROPERTY
a By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the s. h
sNss & JqIl III, ,, D. $50 and recorded in LissE
Mashins,on eGssny, D. G. and BY direction Of the
oeo e public on a M6S
DAN thu sSh day 4 April, ls, all Of Lots
division Of Square numbered four hundred and six
y i've. 81, y with all the improvements thereon.
paid ss hs al to BE-
made in six and twelve onths, with interest at ten
July compiled with within .i9 ess after sale, 9TH
eIwss the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
at purehsssrs etsf WM, II. WARE Tru sneshs
m2.-eo6dsru NCANsON, BOWLING Co, Incis
RI DUNCANsoN, powLINs q CO., Anc..
AUCTION SALE.
- By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date
AZ ~, ~ iG,,, and reesrisd in Liper d r,
6sS M S Of re nat r1fS s sSi
ON WEDNESDAY, April 81. lys, at Aoclock p.
Highest bidder Lot No 2, in Block No. 8, and Is.s
Nos and s, in Block No is, on property known as
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in and u
months, with interest, secured by deed of on
with in 1--WE days after sale the properly will be re-
sold at the oftie defauitine purchaser All con-
81 NC .ls s Fl sS
~ LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
hNttipurVT- ami hra Estafe BrOkerS.
SJutheast corner PennSylvania avenue and llth a..
Star Office Building.
AsSIGNEEs' SALE OF GROCERIES ANDFIy-
TUREs IN STORE CORNER OF 18Th AND
III STREETS NORTHWEST.
I'm On MONDAY MORNING, April 1th,
H fJlS3, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We shall
fell, on premises described above, the fol-
lowing goods:
BrandieS. Wines, ales, &C.,
Teas, COffees. Spice-,
Pickles, Peppers, Oils,
Baskets, Buckets, Clothes-iines,
Barrels Msckerel and Herring,
Great number Of empty Barrels and Boxes,
Counter and Platform Scales,
Counters and Shelving.
Together with numerous other articles unneces.
s2rY to mention
IHhn1Si RUSSELL, }Assisnee..
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LATIMER & CLEAEY,
I'D Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and II IA stree
Star 0ffise Building.
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pY LATIMER & CLEAHY,

SOuthwes; corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 18th ST
Star Office Buildings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

MISCELLANEOUS.

be cut GU for purposes of veutiia, ton; 6 Of the offices 10 have fire places; also one plank door 10 open from jailor's room to outsid dc stockade; door and window cas- ings and rostrum to be well paint ed, also doors to be painted; floors to be of dirt well packed and of approved material; all walls to be of merchantabls adobcs; buildings to bc completed within 1 months from signing contract; payments to be made aS prescribed by the act authorizing the construction of county buildings for Yuma County. Ali bidders must deposit with the County Treasurer of Yuma County the sum of Two Dollars to be forfeited to inc said county in ease such bid is accepted, and the bidder shall fail for ten days after being thereof 10 give bonds as shall be required by the Board of 
 By order of the Board Of Super visors. JAMES s. SPANN,
 Clerk of the Board.
 Yuma, 4. T., April 10, 1873. tt
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
Gar Agents,

The following named persons are authorized to receive and re- ceipt for subscriptions to inc SEN TINEL Our terms are S | year, months, s, ,currency,in advance; Schneider, GriersQn X O., Yuma and San Diego.
 w. C. Poindcxter, Phoenix.
 J. s. Mansfield, Tusc0n.
 W. T. Hall, Mineral Park.
 ], W. Stwart, Eiirenberg.
 Thomas BOyce, Merchants EX- change, San Francisco.
 RoWelI X Co., 4 Park Row NY. PettengiIi & Co, g |" ''
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

THE ANGORA GOAT.-We un- defstand ihat Mr. Peters, c: Atlan- ia, Ga, after five years expert ence, succeeded in hringing up grade goats into such close proximity to their imported .an- g0ran pr0gcDitor by the common goat, that experts could not de tect the difference. He then sent samples Of fleece to tbe Paris EX. position. IL was reported equal to any fleece found in Asia" ". Ii. LandYunl, of WutsoIViiie, Cal, introduced those goats on the Pacific Slope, in Septensber 1861, for which he received inc State Fairs special premium. He started with len bucks from Leav. enW0rth Kansas. tied them be- hind 9 wagon, and travelled t0 Cal ifornia overland. f'ro5n ibese ne has raised 500, as fire in appear snce as the pure breeds. One Of these bucks sired 2,000 kids.- All Mohair goods such as alpacas, poplins, cashmeres, shawls, tas- sells, fringes and almost every species of customs goods are made of goats hair, incIuding watered bamiets, with a heauty and bgiI- liancy of surface unappr0ached by fabrics made Of Iustre w00.s, and hardly rivalled by silks. Deeora- tive faces. braidings, coat trim mings, light and double cloths of elegant texture, light and las trious articles for dresses, are all made of goat-hair. The value Of the Ang0ra fleece in the market ranges from s1 10 $4 per pound. Santa F5 Union.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26

Late telegrams to the San Francisco papers state that 6 so- ciety has been formed in Mad rid, of leading Spanish and Por- tuguese Republicans, with view to the establishment of an Iberian Republic. The society is known as Republican, and it's ramifica- tions are said to extend through out Portugal. The Republican movement is attracting the seri- ous attention os tae Portug uguesa Government,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
NOTICE.

Nc. IT. \. Alexander is hereby authorized to collect aIl accounts due nln f3r services az Sheriff of IUma County, 4. T., and 10 c0m- p!eto ali unfinished business com menccd during my tenure Of said office. (a12 } GEORGE TYING.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
NOT rlCE.

Due notice is hereby given to all, that l0 papers vii; be iile,i or recorded in ihis office, unless suf- dcieDt money accompanies t0 pay the Recorders fees in advance.
 JAS. S. SPANN, ;i19tf Recorder Yuma Go. 4. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
RELIANCE.

! W !ftH Is IilOtiiGF !a!DcF!
 When she io sigher (sire), Sir BArtle Frere has failed in
 ais mission to Zanzibar to sup
 ',ress inc slave trade.
 ! A woman who tells fortunes from a teacup is not necessarily | sauc4Tess.
 AieXanIre Dumas, IT,, is report cd 10 be almost persuaded by Bi7hop Dnpanl0up to use his pen in behalf of religion and morality.
 Out of 1000 persons recorded, 3}5 opened the door and shut il carefully when they came in, aud when they went out.
 The Spanish Government has ordered the emancipation of the first 10000 slaves in Cuba. under the emancipation act of 1870. would much rather that pos terify should inquire why no statues were erected to me, than why they were. Plato.
 Mark Twain is writing a book entitled John Bull" showing up that 2eutleman's customs and characteristics in a humorous and ludicrous manner.
 Jefferson Davis is reported to have administered the oath of Captain to Abraham Lincoln about the year 1892, Lieutenant 1 Robert Anderson Was present. |
 Grace Gre"nWood is preparing 1 to build a residence st Manitou, Colorado. Her property is in the 1 vicinity ot the fannus s01a ] springs.
 How can a hsrd working, poor 1 man contemplate with any thing ! like equaninity inc spectacle Of Mir. Bee3her sp0uting away for 1 &i 200 an hour?
 Miss Faithful Is paiGed to see i that many American girls profess ing to be highly educated are merely dipped into weak solu- ton of accQm plishments."
 Congressman ". II. Sprague nf the Fifteenth Ohio Districi, de cIines 10 keep his increased pay, hut will return tt0 the Federal Treasury.
 The Heru{d correspondent was treated very politely in Cuba by General Morales, who explained 10 hinl that under certain circum- stances he should be obliged to have him sl.0t, but that lie might always count on his friendship.
 The President will shortly mo- dify his recent order prohibiting the Federal officials from holding State or local offices, so that Post masters receiving salaries Of only 21,000 or less, Day hold local offices.
 An eastern critic, in noticing a view in colors of the California Big Trees, says il has "tOo strong & relish Of the venerable insince. rity ot the Bierstadt method" Will they never receive the truth in the East?
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-26
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE.

Sealed Proposals will be re-
 ceived by the Board of Supervi-
 sors Of Yuma County, up to and
 until F o'clock, noon, of the 18th DAY SATURDAY. of MAY 4. D. 1873, tat which time i all proposals will be opened and
 considered" for building tue fol. lowing County buildings, to wit {: ONE COURTROOM, EIGHT OFFTCEy and ONE JAIL,
 such buildings to be ac-
 cording to plan heretofore
 adopted by the Board of Supervi-
 sors, and which may be seer at
 the office of the County Recorder
 of Yuma county, said buildings to
 be of dimensions and constructed
 as follows:
 Courtroom 36x35 in clear walls,
 , feet thick and Ii feet high in the
 clear on three sides; one side wall
 IS inches thick by 14 feet in night;
 center post for roof-support to. be
 not less than II inches square,
 with ridge poles Of same size; raf.
 ters to be of sufficient size to make roof firm and secure; these to be first covered with peeled poles, then jules, after which q coating of mud, and finally dirt sufficient 1 to ensure good roof. The space for bar and jury boxes lobe h00red and l raj ed fl. from level Ofcourt room 1 foorand raiied in: rOstrum. clerks l desk and prisoners dock fo he fin i ished complete. Five offices l4XI5 ! in the clear ani II feet high in ! clear, and three offices I4x14 jn l clear and Ii feet high in clear. 1 outside Walls Of alI ofires to he Is inches thick, and i,lr:i'i1s wallis t9-bo one foot thick; roof )f offices 10 be of same constructions is that of courtroom. There viii he required windows, E2Xie glass, and windows l0xi2 glass; ? d0ubie-doors g feet high and i3 single doors 3X7, RI the doors t0 be panel doors and half glass; doors and windows to De fully ca5ed; a veranda of lumhor t0 l extend outside of court house and offices feet wide by 10 feet high at outside limit, and to be sub, stanlially stayed; veranda inside Of court to be s feet in width and otherwise same as that Of outside, inside walls of courtroom and offices to be plastered and white washed, also outside walls under verapdas. Jail building 10 be 30x34 feet in clear with waiis 2xl0 feet; jail to De partitioHcd; for gen eral jail room 12X26 in clear and i cells 72x7} in clear, with corridor on two sides feet each in clear; cell-roon to be lined with } inch boiler iron riveted, rivets to be [ not more than 6 inches apart along seams; roof timbers to lie close; a stockade to extend around i jail feet from outer wall; stock ade to be of sound timber not less than 6 inches in diameter at butt, to be set in ground ? feet and ex- tend above ground l12 feet, to stand close together; second roof to go over jail and siockade. There will be required seven jail doors Of bar-iron Iatticed and bolt ed at each crossing and securely
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
HOTELS, ETC,
COLORADO HOTEL,
GILA STREET,
- - y..rrT,-f --rs. $50
YEmi, a. r.
GILA STREET.

The undersigned. well snown through
out the territory and California. he's re-
opened ti,is. Flntei. and is confident Of sue
cess. No pains or expense wiil DO spared
to make II the Hotel Of The cOuErIy. The
raorns are lnrge and well ventilated, and all
fronting the street, The .tsbtes will lack
noti,ing that the market Affords.
il II =. WI. BURKE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13

ra- Fees for legal advertise.
nents, in all cases, must be paid
in advance.
n@ Currency received at par
when payments are made in ad-
vance.
:; ErAiI orders by mail or ex-
press must be addressed 70
"a THE ARIZONA SENTINEL,
a.. e;sa. Yaemo, A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
|NEw SAN DIEGO YgoTEz..

THHIS COMMODIOUS HOTEL
1 is pleasantly situated on4f ST.,
near CulverWel,ss wharf, withiD
easy access OF, passengers by the
steamers. ~
THE TABLE is supplied With
the best the market affords, and
every attention paid 10 the com
fort 0f guests. ~
STAGES FOR VARIOUS POINTS
leave his house regularly.
jali-3.n] S. S. DUNNEI4LS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
JOB PRINTING.

Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill~heads,
Letter.heads, Circulars, Labels,
Cards, Programmes, etc, print
ed in every styles with neatness
and Dispatch
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
Published every Saturday, BY
G.. L. MIN OR
TERMS Invariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
ADVER'TISINQ:

One inch space, or less, one inser.
.; ton, So so; each subsequent in
a sertion, 81 %, Contracts by the
6 month, quarter or year at re-
o. dueed rates. !saf- ~ feai
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
ID ApID GROWTH and SOLID

APID GROWTH and SOLID
.EN Improvement are the attrac-
tiOns Of Horizons Addition.
IN this most desirable part OF
the City, Lots. 0xI0O feet are sell.
ing from $125 toSl, ,2UG, and Blocks
2Ggx300 feet from $500 upwards.
The last named afford finest sitta-
tions for suburban residences. All
Of which can be bought with
Greenhaeks. &. F.. tIOIsTON,
a24c3nl Room "a, Horton House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
'MTsCELLANE0US
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.


r EAVE Wharf cor s1se
l. ner Of First & Bran s.sssfea
nan, streets, on the ssk gzssSsssss
and HG1Ss of every month, punct-
ualIy at noon for Yokohama and
IIongkong, connectingat Yo!1oha-
ma with the Conlpany's Branch
Line for Shanghai, via EIiogo and
Nagasaki. I@
For New York via Panama.
Leave punctually at12 O'Clock
noon, on the 5th and 19th Of
eayh month for Panama. and ron
Meeting, via Panama Railroad,
with one 0f'the Company's splen.
did steamers from Aspinwall for
New York. H+Af 50. ts..t
When the sailing date fills on
Sunday the steamer will sail on
Tie proceeding Saturday.
Al steamers call at Mazatlan,
Manzanillo and Acapulco con
nccting at last port with Com
pany's steamers for alI1ICantrai
American ports. Ali steamers up
and down call at San Diego, lex.
cept Alo&ka.
sANDfEGO. BRANSu.
f1g' Santa Ba3'b0ra, San Pedro
so .Gad tSd0 Diego.
The steamer Oriz1dd or the
steamer IstciGc will leave for the
above rorts every five days, ato
4. n.
Returning, will ieave San. Diego
for above ports and san Francisco
every iiYe days.
Fb4' Honolulu. -.
Steamer Cbst0 l1ica, Capt. la.
Gdge, sailing June oath and July
2lth, occupying 25 days in round
f5r Maydalenc Bay, cope San
Lucos, MazGtta's, Guay'nas
q and La Pig. !
The steamer California;, Captain
Metzger, will leave at 12 o'clock !
neon, once each month, for said
ports.
Through bills OF Iading sign 4
ed, and through tickets sold from
and toall ports on the San Diego
route, to and from New York,
Mexico and Central Amer
lea, at San Francisco tariff rates. |
c. p. TAGGART, Agcat, 4
ja25-tf1 1AI1E1 SAN Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
SODA WATER FACTORY.

The undersigned bcgs leave to
inform his numerous patrons, and
the public generally, that he is
now prepared to furnish! them
with SODA WATER. and SAR.
SAPARTLDA, by The bottle or
box. gOrders from thei interior
will be promptly attended to.
Address WIN. PULFER,I
Main, street, opposite =. O.,
Yuma, 4. T. ap26 Gm. =
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
Arizona oHicial Directory.
EEDEYSL.

Congressional Delegate, r. G.
Mce'orinick ......Governor, A. II. X.
Stafford Tucson. Territorial s &C.
retary, Coles Bash ford, Tucson.
Sup't Of Indian lAffairs, Herman
Bendell, Prescott ............. Chief
SOM. .Associ:tte,2d Dist, DeFbrest
Porter, Yuma !; 81 District G.
A. Tweed, prescOtt.....U.E S. Atty,
J. 4. Mcessffroy, Tucson. .......
u. S. Marshal, /. O. Dies ason,
Prescott ~. s. Surveyor Gcn'l,
JOAN WassOu; Tucson. !. ]: :. =. Regist'r
Land Office, III. A. Eastnlan, Pres
cott Receiver, George Lount,
Prescott -. u s.. Collector Int,
Rev., Thomas Cerdis, Prescott. -.
u. s.. Assessor, IT. A. Bigelow,
Prescott. ..!.U.-S. Sp'I Mali "A g't,
In. l,sWley. ..L.aDcputy Collector
OF Customs. e. II. Geodwip,
Yuma; J. w. Hopkins, Tucson.
- - TER ( s.s.-I
Atty Gen'i, j. L. MeCaffrey, Tue
son. 3. Treasurer, John 3. Alien,
l.
p" AdptGen'i. Samuel Hughes,
Tucson. 1of-fi 'zis-'4p9-i.i ~
.'l.4. Yuma County. ~
Probate Judge, Thos'J BidweU
........Dist Atty, G. W. C. EoWell
........, ,.. Sheriff. T II Good win.
Clerk Dist. Court, John w. Dor
rington-. Recorder, j. S. Spann
.........Treasurer, Jno. 8. Carr. ISL
pervisors: G. Baker, p. NJ. Fisher,
J M Refiondo..... Public Adrnfnis-
traitor, III f Lindsey .....J 8 Spaun
City Assessor. IA
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,
Justices Of the Peace-Peter
Dolls Ehrenberg &c H lander,
II L Lindsey. @ II Briniey.
Yuma 0Reers. -
Mayor A J Finiay. Council.
men, WIN r Larkin, II Goldberg,
Hail Uanlon... -. City Marshal, o
Z Townsend ..... City Attorney, O
". G. ROWeil.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Yuma Postal Directory

Mails for California west close
at ST. ST. on Sundays aud Tues
days, and ! P. NJ. on Fridays.
Mails for Tucson (east1tlese at 4
PM. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, ,-sI+Gg : efjt .sGB
Mails from Tucson arrive about
5 p. ai. on Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays. ;.sii9-.s Yiafi -
Mails for Prescott, via Ehren-
berg, close at8 a. NJ, Wednesdays
and Sundays, and arrive Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Il. a155.e,f
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-13
NEW MEAT MARKET
MAIDEN LANE. BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS.

The undersigned hegs leavc TO Announce
TO tine residents of Yums that he ihas
opened Meat Market on Maiden Lana,
IN the atand formerly occupied BY Rcdciit
-do& Bro, where he win keep constantly
in hand %
EEEF. -
= MUTTON, - 5a
-. t'@ yEAx, '--f' -
PORK, <
GAME 81
in lie season Hotels ard restaurants sup
plird Mt short notica. Orders from the
county promptly offended to. saI
aul6iti, JOHN BRYSON, -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-10
THE SILVER LINING.

A system Of sewerage, reaching into
every street and alley in the city, and
capable of perfectly draining them, the
people have determined shall be pro-
vided. A permanent and scientific
board of heslth, with a sufficient num-
Der Of sanitary police, they have long
ago concluded shall be organized and
sustained by the city. A pest
house or hospital for persons
afflicted with contagious diseases
is already agreed upon. Industrial
homes for orphan children, steps are
being taken to establish. None but COM
petent and honest men for all Offices
within the city, with an imperative
order for old fogies, old party-hacks,
and stereOtyped Bourbons and imprac-
ticables TO so to the rear, has been
moved and carried without dissenting
voice. Ruffisnism upon the streets and
rudeness in the theaters have been con-
demned as unworthy city life
and city character. Party ty-
ranuy has taken an eternal farewell
of Memphis, Of Tennessee, and let US
hope of the whole country. Religious
differences are softening, and men are
daily becoming more tolerant Of relI-
gious opinions conflicting with their
own. The times are frightening, and
the government is thinking of resuming
specie payments. There are to be no
more internecine-Indian wars, and
cotton is-well, we won't say anything
about cotton just now, though there is a
fair prospect Of the staple bringing pay
ing value in the market. The Exposition
is rapidly marshaling its host of attrsc-
ton, and tomorrow week will throw
open its inviting doors TO thousands of
the fairest women in the world, in whose
presence the fairy palaces of the exbibi-
ton will shine with additional radiance,
and many a heart beat fast with hope of
winning to itself and for itself, some
fair hand, first clasped beneath the light
OF the chandeliers of the Exposition.
What, though the autumn leaves lie up
on the new made graves Of our sainted
dead, there is hope yet for Memphis,
and live love and enterprise in the
hearts, of her people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-10
CALIFORNIA.
Particulars Of a Terrible Tragedy-0nt
Nan Killed and Several Wounded
-POstOfliee Thieves Arrest ed.

SAN Francisco, November S.-The
following account of a terrible tragedy
was received from San Maleo county to-
day: About a year ago John Green and
Charles kinsey proprietOrs Of the Lin
coin hotel at Pescaderoo, exchanged
some property. Green traded his rancho
at PescaderoO with Kinsey for some land
in iowa and other States, but upon Green
going east he found Kinsey did not own
the land represented, and came back al
commenced suit against Kinsey foI
damages. Green's wife had a home
stead filed On land st PescaderOo, but
she did not sign the deed, and on COM
ing back went on TO her land and took
peaceable possession of it four or five
days ago, and is living on it. Last even
ing Kinsey hired number of men, and
together with Mrs. Kinsey attempted to
Oust the Green family and take possess
sion Of the house or burn it. Green for
bade them coming on to the property,
and ordered them to leave. The heattack-
ing party, consisting of William Dow,
Alexander Mclean and Michael Nc
Lean, forced open the gate leading to
the yard, and made rush for the door.
Harvey Green, brother, who was out
side, they shot dead near the door. The
Green family inside then opened fire
upon the attacking party and drove
IA M away. Dow was slightly wound
ed; also Alexander Mclean. John
Green had one Of his fingers shot off.
kinsey and his gang were arrested and
taken TO Redwood City, where there
was great excitement and threats OF
lynching. The coroner's jury found
them guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree.
J. w. Patten, clerk Of the pOstoffice in
this city, a cousin OF Senator Sargent,
and another clerk, Z. d. Harrick, have
been arrested, charged with stealing
from the office, opening letters for that
purpose.