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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-08
Very Coid.

Ths Aubarr Bdiehiu tc.l- th:- story
and vet its editor expects to 20 to
heaven:
The cooler WAS too cold tor occu-
pants lasI night, and the brnzine frozr
between the cup and Up. Oa, old and
economical rIsgcr. n a,rcmr'in. to
swallow a mp from MS bottle on street
corner, .ound IN j,rcir IN his throat.
AID after pu'!inr ore oUt r4c' me- e.
lepralcd TIE tral, finally placed them
in his ovc,crst pocket .. isc.. hnmc.
Thcv rhswed out after h. hal l;chtri
the fir 'ur hreakArL wr", TO- louud
h- pochct i1li Ct renzr." badly mixed
with loose tobacco. 81 he 1T It 'rrrlc
up aaa.4, al hnd 10 -ra"tr Il IN hi-
pipe to save wa-t, facr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-08
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
j United States for the District Of west
Virginia In bankruptcy
In the Tnatt.' Of James ID. Holmss aud
ilIlam H. Adams, hsnkiupu.
District OF West Virginia, 49,:
This IN 20 give motto. that on the Ith day
Of r. hruary, !Sa, n warrant of bankruptcy
was issued out Of the Di'trict Court OF ihs
United S'ai'S for the District Of West yIr.
plnI- against the estates, partnersnip aud
vlhuaI, 80 James ID. Holmss and vii.
Dam II. Adams partners ~ Hoimes q
Adams ofGrsfiOD, M the county OF Ts ylot,
in saii District, who have teen adjudr.d
iankfupis. On their own petition, that the
payment Of Bny debis aLd ths delivery OF
amy property belonging To said bankrupt,
80 them or FOR their u4,, and the transfer of
any property by them, are form den by
law and that meeting % the creditor, %
aid blnkrupts, IN prove their debts and to
civJN" one Or more asslgness Oi their part.
nsrship and individual estates will bs held
at Court OF BANKRUPTCY, 10 10 holden nj
Grafton, Taylor county. West Virginia, st
tine store room 81 ssid bankrupts, b,torr
G'OrR" u. Caldwell, Dg., Register Ia Hs nix.
rup'cy for said District, on the ID day of
MarcH, 4. d. ls73, At z o'clock Pm
HEDJMAS SLACK,
febTrF u. 4 Marshal fDf sxId Ip.tricf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-08
SIItalI.pOx'

Two deaths only by smallpox in the
pas. twen;v-lOur hours
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-08

or DRGK r. JOHNS AND J. q. COYTEH
Of our ErIn, the hrn name remaining an.
changed GE'J. r. TAYlORAIO
WHEELIsG, W. "a, February !, lCI.
febI-I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
lcOn.n.n:cacei.l
The Storm. May ;, 1873.

Il had been raining a: intervals from
l! NJ. up to Z. NJ. when the wiai yeered
around from; the south toward the rortb.
and kept Upa stiff breeze. with rain. unit:
aboU: seven O'Clock. when ;ie rain ceased
and the clouds began 80 disappear in ;ie
west. whila the wind from the northeast
steadily increased. About haltpas: seven
heavy black clouds began to darken III.
horizon toward tic north. and rapidly.
spread toward the ives. I'll! al: was com.
plete darkness. All was quiet. awaiting
the fearfu! sto:n; we Eel: was soon to ..
upor Us. 4 :!asn @: Lightning. a sharp ro!
Of thunder. lew rumb.ing sound. the bend.
ing .: the tree:ops. the yust!irg and flying
leaves. the passage o: the ieatileyeti tribe
from their pe:c'es IN the trees and bushes
30 mother earth. al: told lis tia: we were
caught in = tremendous. hurricane. The
continual igh,n:n. which made the n Ii:
a!mos: as bright az day. Tie ion: ro..:: o:
r..:a,ier. the tea;.u: wind. w!.ic. swep,
eveyyi!,;n: before l.: :ne gre.. volume Of
rain. and the ex::ao:Ina:: hail. was
awtU: :" behold: and the man $40
could witness such scene v.thou. ie!.ev.
il: and feeling :ha. :ie:e !. a G,!, ar
o:nni.otent rule: ot a.: things. mus: have q
consc fence q. ::!::c!: as an Indian gent. and
should lie seat 20 the frontier 20 ration the
NJ Enery!-... NitAou. exagserat!ca :he
i:..: which L.! g.: aioU: fifteen Minute.
a'!:.c.s &. :,:.u:.!.: ~ :!.c rain. won!i wr5h
::ea. ':.'l' ." twenty benny weights: !.
:.':.n>' 80: KEY '.e:::.:e': she crops an.
:i,::. IT, L." :""-: port: "a .: IA. r.::..
The cane. com. cotton aa,: She :.:oi -. -:
IL: :.a,Ic: gardens az. az! Gu. .!.wa.
broken - PIECES ana Destroyed. We saw
bird. the .cG. day :.a. la! bee. is:i.... ty
the ball. III. cane may grow c:: :s,!:..
:,i;: The corn. C..t:":. &c. wilt I.v. - l..
planted c:e:: tss..:.-. !: vii. .. ..ve:a!
.ia:s :e:o:. v":: cam u. sc::.:e:.c.: o.: !.
:ew c:o:'. j: :: i. TO: entire: zoo :a'". a.
,.cs. o: :he fields are sn:.e'y covered: w.:a
wafer. t.: :oa,:s are g.. 81. time BEN.
.:.~.e! :r:c ....es and la:ai:s. Ec:.:. tie
st.:;H tie c-co.. whici: are row TO :n"1e.
::e,e the Jus. pride "t III. rian:e: and '!e
admiration .! II; VITO be!.ei,: them. The
poo: ?ian:.:so: the ;ar:si, o: St. Bernard
a:e 20 :. !..:ei. IN conclusion II may no:
Zoe s:n:s. {" stat: RIA: iu.iD: the
s:o:.. 81. :;ssta! q: :he Ea::ona!
cemetery WAS struck r. the !i:h:nin: and
so:n:,'ete:. demolished. The electric :i.:i
Atrucis within eiyh: Zee: o: the 81, q: -.
:opn.s: AID Travelled dow: :.,v :e.,.
sco.c'.r, the timber. I'll! !: reache,: a.. 1901.
III: wi:et. conducted !: ~ the :c., .: he
ma:amas.. while. il struck and s:.a:t.:a.:
intv sI,,:n:c:s :.on: the toi. 20 tie ground. a
distance o: about sixty iEe feet. PORTION.
o: IL. :rasc-!ye!.cw pine. abou: twelve
inches Il Misunderstanding: from: t.1i.ty
to TOO pound were thrown distance o.
from :0s:a is' yards. and buried in the
ground b: -: force WITH w!:ca they were
IlgaWHs !. p G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

Stages take the place of railroads 49,,
and navigable streams, it being the bs aua
quarters for the | nes from Monroe " a
shreveport, and the only RESTING nIaoa.. aug
passengers between the two points il ~, .oc
the stables and hotels considerable Nv
ness, but at the same time Ole half 5o'
stages, the fOur-noEse teams. the c.. nIzee
of the whips and the earnest talk % rs
stage drivers make it seem as old. fasb;o,'n"
as tine hills 17s
Judge Trimble opened couH 9n yerro,
jackson parish, on Monday last, and in I'oo
charge 80 the grand jury he reminded ,ha ao
III strong serms to investigate the m,erJse
Of Mcdonald, and to look we'll to the m,1
ner il which Che public money had hso,.
Used, and t0 give the disbursement of lie
school sunts their careful attention re
there Is any saleh thing as entorcinc the
laws Re will be done under dudge Trims
Lieutenant Woodbury., with few sold;er'o
was in camp near Vernon. and we bearS
from him that the o'boys" talked of comns
down and cleaning out the Yankees, and bS
seemed to think they might be rash enoun1o
to try dte
On arriving IN Monroe we 9eaad In %
General Badger and his men had met Wiz
terrible defeat, and that Governor Ket
lagg had been shot, and the news was tolls
in a manner that ehowed plainly that We
have people who felt SeSoiced aS bhe yer9
thoughts
North Louisiana p au7es aowe E;,a ~ %
be Known that the McEnery party 9las mac
with any decided success in or about the
cityo and we might find ourselves in a roe, %
sutlOn at Onceo "a single mistake in s, @
State SoStSnmene might bring Suin to Ia
a.:o y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
SaI Jacf 20 Establish, a Hospital for, Smaiss
POx and Other COnfa gi0us Diseases.

The following act-No. 60 of IS72-pro
flul.ated April 2i 1872, we republ;sh 40
she request of the Secretary of Statee
SECTION |. BE 1t enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives, of the State
OF Louisiana in Genera! Assembly convenpdo
That, IN conseu Uence Of the many vista.
tons OF late years of smallpox. PRODUCING
serious and fatal results, ami creating much
alarm and fear, an exclusive hospital OF
eligible location and suitable accommoda.
tons, be established for the use of patients
afflicted with such diseases.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted. etc That
whereas the site of the Gutenberg Hospital
has been formerly expressly selected for
contagious diseases, which site embraces
two whole squares, suitably improved ami
adequately established, it be and Is hereby
made the exclusive hospital for smallpox.
and may be used for other contagious dis
eases at me request or b. order of the
Board Of Health.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, etc. Tha.
all INDECENT cases OF smallpox or other dis
eases reported contagious, IN want of mr.
making application tor hospital aid or careo
snail be sent to he hospital designated in
TINS act at the expense of the city of New
Orleanse aS Usuao and at dAe usual neg
Iiemo
SEC. !. Be. Ye fsrsRep enacted. etc. Tsa9
l! snaa oe unlawful tor any street commoo
s!'nere sanitary officer, hospital physician
or other persons having charge of senIlnS
OF conveying the INDECENT sick to hospital
TO violate The provisions of this acie anP
taat every such transgressiOn shall incue "A
penalty OF one hundred dollars rccover;ss
PIE before enp competent tribunal in the
State OF louisiana, one half of which sh..S
DE given to- the intOrmer and the other soe
1ie use OF tho Charity Hospital
SEC % BE it further enacted aee.s s'fias
nll acfss parts Ct acts and ordinances in
torce in this Seates contrary 10 the or,.o
visions OF this aeto he and The sa,ue i, S.re-
1ySepealed and OF no effect
SEC 70 S' it further enacted, efe. TH,q
this act shall remain IN Sorce 20. itr,.n
years. ami shall go Sutv effect S.su, .aP
alter lis passage
tsgneds g. IT, BREWSTER.
Speaker OF the House of Represented.
!si:ned' II Il. s PlNCHBaCH.
i.sNsenane Goseyao S anS 1xesalens AZ so.o
3.ee!sed III enc G.iSoe as secssqary az
State Apsi! q, Is7s.
Ihs foregoing &c: S4sang Seen o,osesqe.Q
I" she G.Sernoe fog his apprueSHo snd noS
having been returned by him to the Uou.e
eS the General Assembly in which il leo
atede "it&ln sh.s time prescribed by enc corso
St'tur!on Of the State OF Louisiana. basLa,
c'!,.s q SsT gStiessss dis approval
So Jo IiERKsSTo
SECRETARY O5 $3.50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
Lon gstreet,
LOngstfeeSs
iE.cH 10 s.: LOWS KenI;::aas C.cs!

!:.cn ::!e 81. Lo1s Keput:i.a. ::-:!
The extraordinary statemen. mad. by
Genera. Penaiieton. ex-chlet OF staff to Gen
eral Lee n the Late war, in :. :ecent lecture
at Mobile. to the effect that the contet'-
crates lost the battle OF Gettysburg through
the treaeherr OF General Longstreet. hbs
made sensation in the South. and IS e..
cGlvat; with sU.r rise III the North. Long.
streets present Radica! affiliations and his
!nde.eEslble conduct IN the i,oi!t:ca! t.ou.
bles OF louisiana make Southern men ready
to- receive tho present charge against him.
and We notice :ha. some u tht. Southern
journals are prompt :. express thei. belle:
OF il. The Mobile Register informs Us tna.
1.-THE story o: L"ngstreet's delay at Get.ys.
burg has beeFoiten told" ard does not
scruple to ay.w is belief in Pendleton's
explanation OF the cause OF II. Blu, the
assaIed Confeiera g Genera, has friend. IN
the South whose faith in hin! Continues Tn.
shaken by tiis imputation. 4 w.i:e: ~ Tie
Cevington ('.e. r.la) Enterprise says:
/ e. 1t IS due lin: {" testify tt. the r.:.'.
par; he bore al Getty .bUry. and how deter.
m!nedlr he faced the foe on that iuemr.a.
bic occasion: how. w!e. he moved torwag!
his !.nea. the eDeM: we're p:essei back
shattered and broken. Eu. .e Sailed :" sc:
The proper support. are! IL" IN turn. va.
forced I" s!Scu.' The c:o:D: ne had gain. &.
Ia: u. c"Hnsc! prevailed. The .ii.as:e = :.
gu: arms. On che ::li:d .ay ~ Gettysburg.
would :av. been a.:yt..!. THIS wa. ae.
hnow.ei' sc! !: b: :;Gr y: Cc!.e:a! Lee HIN.
SELF. No one ;'"sse.-e: :ne c0n:i.i.:lc -:
Genera. Lee {. - create: degree THAN ..i..
Lon. i"a. v.Ei y. 80 VAS :he ad.:l.
ration O: AS own corps. an: che ;.r..:,. -:
'h+' "!".e a':l,.:. ~: ".'ci:: shat ~. '...
gettysburg.
Longs:rse. -. :.:.a:.:A:i. g: -, "a.
l., .sI,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

o Three six Ose
us months months sea:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
Prentice tiuliOrf In ouin eli.

This clever writer is the trave'in. core.
spoudent Of the San FRANCISCO Hulic.i,. in
Europe. He has been sojou:uing for III .n :!..
in England, and in bis iast letter tells of a
grand party in London to which he was liz.
vlted. There were pyescn: several literary
celebrities. He Gouciades as .olows:
We .snc'l ~1. served va. :.c0::p.! ~,
sea reA' .ecrr.. I..w .'.-. I.
was 'e'.e ,Usa. iGe." was .o.::.ir. 4.
pay. Nu!leG s-..t and cote. Nacftnon.
.n,. han AZ s:y.. -. ..!... i:..:: liable.
.'.al. i"oY. = s:..I'. Ege:v ~. :. -
re- him SEX. III" s.u.:rn.e. ;rl.lA.;..: ;r-.
iehIicuiar. the !a...ss 81: down. Sc:Ir ~.
and talked IN German: sorne in French. I
wanted :" si.r,'.: :'t:- V..;. Oa ia. crowd.
lacked nor :: .cas..e.
But ! am ~. vaire: Than !e:.r.. N:!..n
! get back t. san Francisco vii! treat nv
old companions as equals. ] vii. accent
tnei: invitation. 30 dinner: VII: allow
:h.D - ;.sa. ,.., -: Barry an: P;.::en'.: |
WI! ~: refuse ;hc presents they NAV
'h'ist rvCn Ins. such az watches. rings am.
a.tic!es 6: sIns: v.!l.s. wi: ST.: borrow
!h'l: MoneE-.-:. lean, y. elevation sha..
turn my head. And 80 w.lke.! with Lady
T.. Though: =. !Myse.:. 'Wha: q c,:ri..u.
patchwork Is - VIA: nrx:' WI, Il. Il:
Where next: sfr:. aDi I. hu. eight year.
.igo.a ragged miner. shaking a rocker a.:
SIX bit. day Oh tie Willow bar: n!ne year.
ago. IN charge y: a mustang E. :,oci: e.e.en
years ag".a peiiieyci "e.ton the yao!uiuue
river Twelve years ego. = oy!,nr cook or Il
whaling schooae. Man.e: br Eanaias:
here ! lean :pou the am. .! aris:ocracy:
here ire:.! III the lay.l:a! halls OF the
descendants -. William -. Conrue.or:
eat. :heir b.es:. their cake. thei. sand.
":c!es:l drink THEN w.ne--nucIi OF il:
am even attended: 70 In. doc: by Sir vii.
'am' he insists OH he;.n. ,ne pu: on my
oSe5coa': 'anG': ,ei:se. J say. u be. OF
you, SIR William. no. i,.-,."snd then
allew him - puff ~. my collar. It is great
fun. Who car.s: What. ;he odds 30 long
as you're happy: Bring en- along. counts,
dukes, earlse k.nss and queens. I have
faced them SuDe. 1!.. Zee Is s:rier. si..
Rubieon is passed. lean 10 i. :a.u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

The matager Of the Genera! Oa:,:t,..
Company of London states that twelve
years ago they paid e.; on the average for
horses: now they are paying f322, and get.
ting al. their horses in France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

The pioneer command. q: .,s sr::a.
fashions are ont. 40 sleeves. bat .lo,e-,
with six buttons: a :an-"ii expression q:
face is e., regie, aud :Is eyes Wi. be VEN
very much el0sede
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
Terms Of SubscriDti6n0
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AdverfisP III e nj = /.


Trsrsent advertisements same terms as IN 'he
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted iof one
fourth OF The daily rates. ,,
eaa cluhs cf five more
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

N,rtnIV a.,ytItIs-iiItUts, inserted every ot"'e
&ay to be- claI ged ro-ihiIds OF the above rates.
second page monthly notwithstanding each
sHTransient sdyrrtis.ments eavirs the run OF 'fe
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Syuent inst rtion seventy Eve CT Is pei stas in,
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fertion s 80 per square A .o. o, eo
charged as N eac! iI.srI tioNo . ;,,
REGULAR advrr,isers who advertise IarGelSe VIII
e,e allow ed such discount from above hahhe1 , on
aent rates as may be agr-th uFoii; pioviuea tia.
per cent. . % .ar.,.i.emeu.s 90 De
ahx,oed twenty cents per !e eacinnselsiols
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
TIM WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

q. ,ublishrd every SATURDAY morning, and contains
- $3.50 I,y tel, graph misc aneOus reading, tfl
torisis local matters OF general public interest,
con Ipercal and monetary reports, ana every thhR
tha onrars in the Daily except such items as are
~ III + IL. or no public moment. The WEEhLl NE
PCRLICAN, IS an excellent family paper, valuable
ma we'll for inst ructon and amtsrm as lhloihd
Zion on the current topics OF tie DAY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

FROM ABOVE.-John BOrland, an old and much esteemed citizen of this county, has been in town for the past week. He is from the Colorado reservation, where he has been for over a year building an adobe corral and several hOus- es. The corral is 25Ux130 feet, and 30 feet high; the houses (black- smith shop, carpenter shop, store house and carriage house) are IS x16 feet, and guardhouse, built over the gateway, 30X2S feet. There are now on the reservation about $50 Indians. The school, which had been progressing there so finely, has been discontinued, the teacher now being in Ehren- berg, where he has quite an ex- tensive class. Mir. B. is on his way tothePottery, where he is interest ed in some mines. He is also inter- ested in Castle Dome, where he will visit shortly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19
SATURDAY, JULY l9, 1873.
Our Agents.

The following named persons are authorized to receive and re- ceipt for subscriptions to the SEN TINEL. Our terms are $5 8 year, $ months. S3 currency, in advance; Schneider, GriersOn & Co.,, Yuma and San Diego.
 w. G. PoindeXter, Phoenix.
 J. s. Mansfield, TuscOn.
 w. T. Hall, Mineral Park.
 J. w. Stwart, Ehrenberg.
 Thomas Boyce, Merchants FIX change. San Francisco.
 Powell x Co.,, fl Park Row N. Y, Pettengill & Co.,, g ''
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

We were shown a letter from J. J. McCann of Phenix, to his friend O. F. Townsend, Constable of Yuma, in which it is stated that a man had recently stolen a COW there and sold her to a Phe- nix butcher; for which he was ar rested, jailed, and soon after ta- ken out and hung by the people, who had become tired of waiting for justice by process of law. The people of that section have suffer- ed so much of late at the hands of red, white and brown thieves, that, having failed to receive pro- lection where they had a right to expect it, we do not blame them for the proceeding above men, toned.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19
Commercial.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
 July f2th, 10 A. M.-Steamer Cocopah, Capt. Mellon, from Mo- have, with passengers.
 July 17th, S3 A. M,-Steamer Cocopah, from Ehrenberg, with ore for shipment to San Francisco.
 SAILED.
 July 18th, daylight-Steamer Gila, Capt. Johnson, for Port Isa- bel.
 . July IA, 113 A. M.-Steamer Cocopah, for Ehrenberg, with full freight.
 July 18th, daylight-Steamer Cocopoh, for Ehrenberg.
 July 18th, daylight - Barges Nos. 2 and dropped down with the stream for Port Isabel.
 SHIPMENTS.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Ce.-By Fields train, 15,OOO lbs. for sutler at Camp Lowell; by Lord & Will Hams, 32,0OO lbs. for that firm at Tucson; by Hayden's team, 4,300 lbs. for self at Salt River, and 2,OO0 lbs. way freight.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

Schneider, the incomparable, has just received by fast freight from San Diego, glass pyramids, ornamental and unique glass pa per holders, ornamental and in- structive children's toys, girls work boxes, and beautiful picture albums. Also, all the well-known and most celebrated brands of Havana, Mexican and domestic cigars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

CRUMBLING AWAY.-Anoth CT verandah, attached to a house on Maiden lane, near Second street, gave way and came down with a crash yesterday morning. causing much noise and excitement. For. tunately no one was underneath it at the time. This is the second accident of the kind within a week, and our citizens had best Hook after their old and dilapida- ted sheds before something seri- 9us occurs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19
AS WE ExPECTED.-We under

AS WE EXPECTED.-We under stand that some of the clothing which was stolen from NJ. Me Cartney when he was murdered, has already made it's appearance on onr streets. Sheriff Goodwin is on the track, and we hope he will succeed in bringing up the guilty parties if such there are.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

BOARD EQUALIZATION.- The Board of Supervisors have been sitting as a Board of Equalization for the past week. They have raised on the original assessment of 26 taxpayers, which will swell the roll of $395, ,OO0 to about $4O7,- 900, besides $4,0l7 on mortgages, etc., which will make a total of about $411, ,000; an increase over last years assessment of $20,0O0
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

A new lot of onions, potatoes, beans, lumber, window sashes, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, liquors, coal oil, yankee notions, hats, flour, glass doors, for sale cheap for cash at HENRY B. BAKERS. jly5 At
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

Particular attention is called to the advertisement of l.. A. Smith, which will be found in another column, MT. Smith keeps the very best beef that can be procur- ed from California, and visit to his establishment, on Maiden Lane, win convince any one of the truth of this statement.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

Having received a new stock of goods from the we'll known auc. tion house of Van Dorn, McKin- stry, Baker X Co , of New York, I shall close out the same without regard to value. HENRY E. BA- KER. jly5 At
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

I will pay cash for gold dust, coin for legal tender, and take in trade county warrants and county Court House bonds. HENRY K. BAKER. jly5 At
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

HELD TO AP1EAR.-Quite an amusing circumstance occurred last Tuesday afternoon on Main street. It seems that R. W. Grant, a saddler, was somewhat under spiritual influence, and making more noise than necessary under such circumstances, when H. B. Lindsey, J. F., ordered him to be quiet. Failing in this, he threat ened to arrest the man and bring him before his own tribunal, and at once attempted to put his threat into execution, but Grant preferred liberty. A scuffle en- sued, when the J. P. called for as- sistance, and his antagonist was secured. Justice Lindsey then swore out a warrant against the prisoner for resisting an officer. The case was tried before Justice Lander the same evening, when the testimony convincing that of. ficial that both complainant and defendent were guilty, he held them in the sum of $50 each to appear before the Grand Jury.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19
Board of Supervisors.

MONDAY, July 14th, 1873.
 The Board met pursuant to ad- journment.
 Present.-J. M. Red0ndO, Chas. Baker, P. M. Fisher, and Jas. s. Spann, clerk.
 AUDITING OF BILLS was resumed, when the following claims were allowed:
 Dr. Rose, $25; Dr. Arnaba, $25; l.. A. Smith, $5; Probate Judge, S75.
 At the request of Sheriff Good win the Board authorized the chairman to issue warrants for the payment of the Jail guards now employed.
 On motion, Board adjourned to July 14th, at 4 p. m., to meet as a Board of Equalization.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

MUsICAL.-Our young men are quite musical of late. We receive serenades perhaps a little too often fer our own comfort, parti- cularly when the same song
 "'Fair, fair, with golden hair," etc. is SO much harped upon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

A glass show case for sale at H. E. Baker X
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

SoLD.-The lot of damaged goods which were sold at the Steamboat Corral last Wednesday brought a pretty fair price, not withstanding everybody were we'll satisfied with their 6argains.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19
List of Letters.

The following is list of letters remair- ing in the Post Office at Yuma, July list, 1873. Parties calling for any of the ful- lowing letters, will please say advertised"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-19

H. E. Baker says he is willing to receive applications for clerk ships, but does not like to see the applicants run their eyes against sledge hammers in consequence of their failure to be accommodat- ed.