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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
THE SEETIEEL.

We ask the kind indulgence of our readers for any imperfections or shortcomings that they may discover in this~ruinber of the SENTINEL. All who are familiar with the work of 9 printing osice,
 will readily understand the diff
 cuities we have had to encounter this week. The enlargement of the paper to its present size, of course, necessita ted the erection of new press, and the thousand and enc changes, incidents there to; and, therefore, we have not been able to -hestow eii that care in aii the 1epartments of the pa- per that we would like 70. We will try tu improve with each
 succeeding issue, But (his issue
 is not intended for Che eye of fine professional critic, sa they will
 please not read it, We have not
 much respect for that kind Of cattle anyhow. We don't expect
 to please everybody. We vii! do ouy best. And those kind friends who appreciate our efforts and help us with their patronage, will
 receive our eternal gratitude. But if there are any who do not like us or our paper, they may go to thunder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

The merchants of. San Bernar- dino, are having a growl over the location of their telegraph office. The machinery has been placed in the store of a prominent merchant, and the other mer- chants argue that their business dispatches are open to the seru- tiny of business rivals. and have aSked Of inc Company that the office be, removed 70 some place disconnected with other. kinds of business. We doubt very much if the telegraph business of that town will support an operator without any other business, and incline 10 the belief that said merchants will growl ali the worse if their request he granted upon the simple conditio that tn " pay him a respectable sal ary.-ArizOnd Miner. .s
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
sinking Fund Notice.

In accordauce with an act entitled ITO facilitate the payment of Inc Debt of Yuma Ceunty"-,approved February Sd |, is73-l will receive sealed proposals at my 0fficB. uAtll o'clock P. M on the 3lst day of October lS73-for the redemption of Yuma County Warrants On the Gen ersl Fund" for the sum of Six Hapdrrd and ,Fiib-four dollars and sixty-tigbt ($6o4 6o). .i. Ht,.. ..--...-i..-5s ..s
 Bidders will slate the an,ouE; ef War rants proposed t., be slrrShdrrr6- wi;iro, without nir,est-nnd the rata f"r ~bicb they prapnse tc- surrender s,1d wnrrauts.
 1ir warrants pr"posed to be surreu- drred must accompany eweh' bid. which must b.- addressed tp the undersIsns.d and endursrd Sinking Fund. "zs i~EI 5.f.s Bidders are rrqursi''d to be present st the opening of the bids- -..I. ss.--
 JNO. s. CARR,
 Treasurer Office ofthe Treasurer oi Yama Co. f"l5 Yuma, 4. T.. O:,tnber l5ti. 1873 2t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Wm. B, HOOPER & co.

The San Dieg) Daily Onion Oi 3 recent date, prints the follow iog truthful remarks concerning |, firm which ail right thinking 3rl2onans are jnstfY proud of :: Among fhe arrivals per stage from Los Angeles yesterday, we. noie Coi. James NJ. Barney, of the firm Oi Win. R. Hooper & Co :, whose houses in New York, San ifrapci-co, Yuma and Ehrenberg, are So well and favorably known. This gentleman manages the Ar iG0na bfalrches. besides the con. tracts for supplies furnished the 'ndisns in tIiat Territory. The lHstappr0priAfion made by Con- asess for that purpose having fal!en- fir short of the amount re- qulre0, this firm advanced the supplies used srrfee- January lst, which amounti in value tothe sum of$3a0, 900. To say that this act was appreciated in Washington, is but simple justice to the firm which So promptly came to the aid of the people ofthlt Territory by advancing these supplies, thereby enabling the Indians to be fed and peace to be maintained. They hFave always been foremost in en- deavoring to open up the resOur- ces of this valuable Territory. Col. Barney deserves especial credit for the manner in which he has conducted the Indian contracts, providing supplies at such times anu places as to cause no dissatis. faction by reason of quality, quan- tity or delay''-ArizOna Miner.
 In ail ofwhich we most heartily concur. |
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

My connection with the !ARI- EDNA SENTINEL ceases with this mum Der,
 Judge William J. Berry, for merly of Prescott and iatteriy of Cerbat, Arizona, to whom have sold it, is an old and well known resident of this Territory, and l trust my friends may continue to extend theiF favors to the SENTINEL in its en; larged and improved form and under its new management.
 Columns might he written in reviewal of my editorial career of the past nineteen months ID Yuma, but I deem it unneces- sary, and simply wish my friends kind adipu.
 To Ar. John c. Bacon, I return m.+ sincere thanks for his spicy and interesting " Arizona and Sonora Papers completed fo w 2 weeks since; as well as for the at4e and eiiicieHt mannar in which he c0n3 uctad the SENrI. REL during my absence on two eccasi0ns.
 As tony enemies. have never been, nor am now, Of the opi'l- ion tlat 1t was or is necessary to cOneiiiate them. C. l.. MINOR.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Broke Jail.

FOUR PRISONERS DIG OUroF THE
 JAIL OF REAL DEL CAsTILLo--
 TWO CAPTURED AND24wO Es-
 CAPE INTO SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
 County Treasurer Estudillo re- ceived letter from Sefiore Ti- juara yesterday. giving the par ticuiars regarding the escape of four prisoners from inc jail of Real del Castillo in L9wer Cali fornia onRthe night of the 4th inst. They dug under the basement of the jail and escaped undiscovered Shortly after they left the break was found and parties were dis patched in pursuit, among whom were Enrique Leon and Jose M. Moraho, who were commissioned and dispatched by Gov. Villa grana. The pursuit was hot and close, and Leon and MOrano suc- ceeded in capturing two of the prisoners on Tuesday, just before they reached the Government line. .sc-, ra.j,.r .a,., @-.
 |. The two who escaped across in- to San Diego county are Rancho Lopez alias Fierabras, and Refu- gio Galan. Lopez is & noted des. perade and robber, and has com mitted many depredations, both In South ern California and Mexi- can territory.-S. D. Union.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
TEE ARIZONA NIEER.

This exelIent paper comes to us freighted with good things, as usual. It's editor, that prince of good fellows, Jchn II. Marion, has recently tsken to himself & better half, and wishing thsan every blessing, wc will watch with interest the effect this state of double ble5sedness will have upon car old friend. Marriage always makes a mar better or worse, both morally and inteilac- tualiy; and seeing no falling otf in his last iSsue the first Issuc after the first great shock had passed, we have hope for the conti',usd excellence cf the Mi, ner Our ssE-, Jehn We intead te do likewise, when we get B gGnd change, This bachelor life is awful. lou know how it was yourself. aas
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

crime, vice aud rowdyisn in ev- cry shape. We will ever be found on tne side of Justice, Mercy, and Truth, the iirsn friend Of the Right, and the uncomproaiising enem y of the wrong.
 Friends, couB'rTnen. every body, we respectfully solicit your patronage.
 And thus, with 6 heart full of hope and good will, with char fly fOr all. with malice toward none,n we launch ourlittIe bark upon the great ocean Of journal ism. trusting that by your favor 1t may be waited to pleasant pert. WAi. J. BERRY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
Execution of the Modocs.

: The following telegram, giving
 the particulars of the execution of |she condemned Modocs, was un-
 l,voidably crowded out of our issue Fof Sunday last: Boston Charley and Black Jim were led on the scaffold first. and Sconchin next. They mounted with apparent indifference and ron nerve, having evidently, re- -oivfd to die as brave as they had ,vsd. Jack went easily up the s5ta;;rWay, bat looked wretched taud miserable. His, letters had been struck off butshis, arms were securely pinioned with cords. At
 9:45 A. M., Interpreters Capt. o. O.. Appiegate and David Hill, ex- plained to the culprits the nature Ot the order to be read to them by the Adjutant, and at 10 A. h. !, Adjufant Kingsbury read the or ders pronulgating, the sentence of the Commission, and the Presi- dent's order therein, with the or.
 ders of the Secretary of, War, and
 the Department Commander in the premises. The two repriyed prisoners, BarnchO and Sioux,
 stood on the ground in front of l the scaff0ld, shackled and under 1 guard. During the reading the pinioned victims were seated on the platform of the scaffoId, with their feet of the drep, listening i anxiously, but not understanding
 u word. The reading occupied ten minutes, then the Adjutant 1 read an order of communication in
 the case of Barncho and. Sioux They were taken to the guard , house. The Chaplain offered a 1 prayer for the souls Of the cul- 1 prits. which was listened to atten. i lively. Al f0:I5 the nOnseS were placed aroand their neckS, under j iiie direction Of Capt Hoge. Ii vas necessary to cut off some 0f 1 Captain Jack's iopg hair which ! was on the Way ofthe rope. Capt.
 Eoga they bid fare well to the
 prisoners aud the black caps were
 placed oyer the heads of all the l prisoners. At 10:20 they stood or the drop, the rope was cut by
 an assistant at the signal made ! by apt. Hege with a handker- hcief. and the bodies swung round and round. Jack and Jim appa- gently died easily, but Boston and 1 NConChfu suffered terrible con- vulsions, They repeatedly drew fuP their legs, but the others ! seemed to die almost instantly.
 As the drop fell with a terrible. l deadly thug, a half smethered
 cry. of horror went up from the
 crowd of over 800 Klamath In
 dians, who witnessed the the aw- 1 ful spectacle Walls of deop and
 bitter anguish went up from the stockade where the wives and children of the condemned had 6
 fair view of the scene. Cof1fns,
 six in number, had been placed
 directly in the rear of the gallows,
 two of them destined to be un.
 occupied, as the order committing 1 the sentence Of Barncho and Slo- ] fax only arrived at 10:20 last even ing, aud preparations had been
 n,ade for them likewise. San ! Diego World. a3
 -- . -ss.- r- . cad.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE,

Noticeis hereby given that all debts for advertising due the ARIZts.s. SENTINEL prior to September 18th. 1873, are pay: able to C. L. Minor. and from aud nfter that date to Wm. J. Berry. All unpaid subscriptions to the .'Sentinel" are pay able Ia Win. J. Berry, who win also com plete all subscriptions paid to c. L. Minor prioe to October 18th. 1873. Per sons having claims against the "Senti. mel" office prior to the l2th inst, will pre- sent them for collection to c. l.. Minor.
 C.. L. MINOR,
 els 4s VIM. J. BERRY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
concur.

That irrevereRt journal, the
 Boston Transcript. is responsible
 for this hard nit at fashion: "The latest Paris fashion is a praying costume. and if 6ne of these does not make the woman of fashion must give it up and wait fer Ga briel. Religion, mayhap, must suffer. but fashion can't do with out her straight.laced sister. The attitude of prayer is found ito throw inc back breadths of the skirt into graceful prominence, and hence the necessity which
 will be at once recognized by all the, truly good, of increased atten. ton to the garniture of frilis and rich embroidery required by a deeply religious III attitude. of A44Aus .t-e
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
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At a -ueetiug of the Board ot Supervisors of Yuma Co.,, 4. IT., held Oct. 9th, the following reso- ,utious were adopted:

Whereas The Ccmrt Hoasr building of rho County of Yuma bas t;iis day been formally delivered 1t, and accepted by, the Board Of Supervisors of sad coun-y =
 B. it .9ieref ro resolved Thai tha ihanks ot tie RparG 6e :eGsisr-'i lu '. " c. RlwaIi. tsq.. tiis s"pcfTi>irg ci.otrac- .oi fer the erection nj sai6 III. id;hg: fir the caiupleic rnd !a'th;;;t ,nanirr in u hch ,he work bns 6ocn pei .O:;asd and de!iy- cred
 Moved, that the inrrgnilg resolution 5e spriad upcn i',' mlri!:ts e tir Board
 -WEt,ras The "Cnl0radD St,sm Nav igntion CnmTally" haze delivered !" the G"sai5 r'. amount q! :nrniiu:- 'pr the us- ni h: cnunty, ice of cnst o' irrieh':-
 Tior.forr he II Res"!rrd. Th"t the thauks 0: the Boaid be tend-rtd to sad ooa.p,ay, and t'.at the s"iue be sPrrad Ennh the minutes 0f the Board and that the Clerk canse 10 b. printed the foregoing resnlution. ns wRli as the resolution of thanks heretofuge tendered to q. ". C Roweli. j.. S.. SPaSN, Clerk. @.
 By order of ths hoard- t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
SUMMONS.
In tue District Court of inc Second Judi. cial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for she County of Yuma. ,rs..s. E. F. Baker, plaintiff, tt .5-f .,5 against a f-sE -..gti
 II E RaLnr. HnK...inr,A
H. E. Baker, defendant.

| l. r H. E. Baker, defendant, 7
 Action brought iu the District Court of l the Second Judicial District of the Terri | tory of Arizona, in and for inc County of Yuma. and the complaint filed in said County of Yuma, in the office of tho Clerk of said District Court. '''' % ' -"
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to H. E. Baker, defendant;
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by tho above named plaintiff, m the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizons, in and for the said County Cf Yuma, and to aDswer the complaint filed therein. within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sRmmons-if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within thirty days; otherwise, within forty Gays-Or judgment by default will be taken agaiEst you, ac- cerding to the prayer of said complaint.
 The seii action is brought to recover the gum of four thousand, one huGdred and seventy-nne dullars ( S4 IT 02) and two cents, gold com of the United States, due OD an express co!itrscJ fur bGlancel Iser- chandise sold and delivered tn you by piair- tiff at your instance and request, ali of which is more particularly get forth ID complaint ou fife in my office @
 And are hereby rHiified that if you fail :o appear and answer the sai com plaint as above r.qurrd the .sld P!ain'iI viii take Judgment against yoa by dete1t for the said sun of fom thousand. one hnn- drrd and severi, one 2 100 dollars aud interest, as prayed for in said complaint
 Given under tny hand and he seal "f 'he DistIics Couri of the Second Judicial Dis triet of the Territory of Arlzona. in and | fnr the said County of Yuma, this seventh 1 day Of October, in Inc year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy. ] three. J. ". .DORRlEGTON, l '@ eI1 2m '''''' ss Clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
SALUTATGGY.


 In assuming the editorial chair, we are free to say that we have >one doubts and misgivings. first, OFT well known modesty is somewhat shocked at our own te- nerity, in this rushing into the editorial arena; into a profession hoaored by host of the greatest and best men who have ever trod the earth, and into a contest where many -hayo fallen, and few comparatively have been victori- GUS.
 Se.ondly: we have serious mis- glvingo ns tn whether our enter prise vii be sustained by the people, without whose support any newspaper must fail.
 The ghosts of 8 multitude of editor HOW crowd around as we write, pointing tc their own mis, erahie experience; h0w they teiled and suffered and hoped hoy their efforts were pct appro' eia.e2 by the dear public;;" how they Eiveo on tie ,reaneat of faFa with sonetiines cniy ere shirt in inc world and ilad to lie ;n heG while tire 5aithful and su1farin 2 wife washed the garment; how Itbe poor cnsses !iTei miserabIy and lniserably died! But avaunt, ye diabolical shades! Kind friends have advised us to enter this field; we are in fer it now, and ihere goes-"sink or swim, sur ivive or perish" TF ] | Well. gentlemen of the edito- )fial fraternity, we ask your kind 
 Indulgence, and while you treat us with courtesy, we will always fully Jeciprocate, but should any Of you treat,'Hs with disrespect CT abuse, you will against a snag.
 To the public we will say that NsSe will do our best to publish q good papeE; one that will be ac- ceptabIe tS the. merehant, the miner, the farmer, the navigator, the mechanieA 'he gentleman Of leisure. and tue family circle. Nothing of ap immoral CT scurril- ous nature shall ever have place in it's columns.
 We will deve5e our energies te promoting the interests of the Ter ilory and is people, aud par ticu,arly Qf Yuma county. We will give the latest and most rcii- able news by mail and telegraph, and devote a portion of cur space to cho;ce miscellaneous reading Cur b.per sha!i Eoa ba con1rdicd by any clique or pacty. Cur mot to is "Indepepdent in all thing'; nerlraj in nothing" Hut,
 Pledged to Truth, to Liberty. and La%; No e.ld c7n buy ua, ,ard ro threats ean awe '
 We will alway8 endeavoFto up: held good order, and frown down
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

Sweet Po;atUe Smith was ii town the ether day with ioad e epp!es,' pears, peaches and grapes, from san Bern2rdino. He sald his fruit for 26c per ih. &nd thau did not appear v:atis' fed. Che et his horses was ap badly kis6ed hy aaother, that Smilli was obliged to leave hifa and fhat did net seem to satisfy him either. Wei, there are some men so unraas0nah!e that ncth- ing will satisfy them. Come again Mr. Smith better luck next tinae. e
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18


 The above note was received too late for our last issue, but it shows with what rapidity, the work is progressing. ' -ys.7-si It is fortunate for the people of this Territory. and we may say for the people of the United States, that the work of building this line Of telegraph was en- trusted to gentlemen of such in- doHlitable energy and perseyer- ance.
 The rapidity with which the line is being stretched out has hardly s parallel in elle history of telegraphic construction. At the present rate the line will proba' bIy be completed within twenty days, ard 10 Tucson in 8 very short time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
CUR TGwg,

evidences of thrift and prosper.
 ify thatsmay ne seen on every. side in and around Yuma. Th e hepses afeall wei filed. and we ilaXc-Sean no signs Of houses 'to J New buildings are going
 up, some Of them large ant eos; 1 iv structures. Our merchants ar,- liberal. .bigshe.,rted u!aD; are wei supptied@ with all manner.zcs-
 good5.r and from their smiling :. happy appearance, we think they
 must be doing 8 good business.
 ] < Cur mechanics are sau busy; la', i borlng men who won't work, find 1 it hard, and all the avenues of trade and industry seem to be in. i a healthy coalition; our hotels land eating onses are well pat.
 ronized. and excellent fare is
 dealt out with liberal hands. But there is one worthy and highly respectable class of our fellow citizeus, whose ''occupatisn' is almost gone: We allpde 10 the physiciafls Those located at Yuma and ih tho vicinity, are gentlemen who stand very high, i1ott professionally and socially, ! but 1t is So supremely ! ealthy i here that they have hardly any i thing tc do. Ger public school is i in fall biast. witi Mr. CIV. Nash, an able and accomplished gentle maa as teacher, who is rearing 1 the tender thought and 'teacl- : ing thc young i'iea how toshoo;" ! in inc right direction, and to aim : high.
 ! We cannot close this article without bealing our testimony to l the general good order main
 tained by ;he people of this town since ogr arrival, and the good i feeling that seems 70 prevail
 amoug all classes, It is well
 Known that oui population IS
 composed of Americans ard Mex i jeans, with the Mexican element
 largely in excess; yet the asseoia' 1 tion3 are Of the most intimate
 kind, and of so cordial & nature
 that there seems to be no nation =
 al jealousy CT ill feeling, but on
 the contrary, the most frank ih- 1 tercoprse and perfect social en- joyment. The hospitality of the people is unbounded. Since our
 arrival We have not seer any
 rowdyism Of any kind. aAd tise
 hSnaium element, that cuiS2 of
 nearly a!L big aud little towus, does, not seem to have aG axis
 tence here In fact, from what | wa have seen nf the character of ; the people. we dn nut heiteve that ! hoodluyn: %Duld he tolerated here
 at aIl. So lei them tate warning
 and stay away. Even jir the sa- looms we have nnl seen OF heard any disorder. The keepers of the f; :aloons themselves appear to be superior class of men for tilat bus iness-men who seem.d to ta low CTS of gOpt' order. and law-ab;d. ing citizens. And last. th0ngh
 not IeasS, We have seen many beautifui and accomplished ia
 dies, and happy light-hearted Joyous children. [sit .rt
 T Now, let TO Cne think that we
 write this article to flatter. the people of this town, to tie most
 of whom we are an entire stran'
 ger. What we have written, we
 have written in the interest Of
 truth, that cur readers may know
 what kind Of people inhabit the
 town of Yunra.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

Our Stock is complete+ iour con. neclions the best, and we offer to the people of Arizona, Sonora and New Mexico, inducements not tainable at any other house on the Pacific Coast.
 WMs B. HOOPER. & o0.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
owners.


 Gold Dust. Gold and Silver BuI. lion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders. Soldiers, Warrants. ns.;aa ers' Drafts, and Good Commercial Paper. Grain, Hides, Wool, akd 0U Territorial and Mexican Pro. ducts bought at value FOR CASH; or advances made, as may he de. sidered,
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TgLEGRApEIG..

Oct 9th. 1872.
 Dear Sir-S. D. (s a. p.,rts1 will arrive at Mission Cam p to-noT. TOW iDy noon, and two miles be- yond by night. Ail well. IsI .