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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-04
NORTHWESTERN
CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY.

The ia term of this we'll known Institution
will open the 9th of September next New de-
part ents have been added, old ones enlarged
special courses provided for, and every facility
for good education afforded. During the past
year graduates from las ern colleges have been
is invited 10 the female departm emit, under the
charge OF Miss Catharine Merrill who stands
confesSediy without a superior in her work
The aim OF the entire faculty is scholarship
regardless OF numbers, and none but those who
mean study need apply for admission. Atten-
ton is also called to the fact that the Bible is
text book, and the sublime morals of the
christian faith, free from sectarian dogmas,
q part OF the regular course of study. Students
for the ministry, tuition provided. Board in
private families, 81 TO S. per week. Students
can club at much lower rates. For catalogues
address o. A. Burgess, President. or c. 4. Hoiien-
beck, Secretary, Indianapolis Ind.
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Some nights since, while candidate was
making stump speech in Louisville, he re-
fiected very severely on the conduct of the
police officers in making arrests for alleged
drunkenness, the prisoners afterward dying
in the station house from the effects of sun
stroke. The officers were in the crowd at the
time, and hustled the speaker from his stand
and took him to the station, where he OBJ
tanned bail. Next morning he was brought
before the City Court, but no charge being
preferred against him, he was released. To-
day the mayor suspended two officers for
one month, referring to the arrest OF Nouts,
the candidate named, as an outrage upon the
rights of citizens, and reproaeh to the po-
lice force.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-04

At meeting of the executive committee
OF the Lake Shore Road July %, it was
decided not to declare any dividend, al
though the business for the past six months
shows that the stockholders were entitled to
little over per cent. No reference what
ever was made to any proposal to lease the
road to the New York Central and Hudson,
and the report that action would be taken
to effect such lease turns OUT to have been
not only premature, but unfouDded. The
Stock Exchange were disappointed at the
news, which caused further depression Of
prices.
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together, not tenipercent, Of the crops OF
every kind will be saved. The locusts left
nearly two weeks ago, and during the whole
afternoon I nowhere saw them in greater
numbers than may be seen any hot day IN
a New York state or New England hay field
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TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby gwen that the Board of Com
missioners of Marion county, state of Indiana
WILL on the 9Th day OF August, 1914, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, receive bids for the rip rap, ILLS for APP
proaches, excavations, timberS and p-ank
Tor the foundations of abutments; also for the
abutments and for the iron work of an iron
bridge over Fall creek at the north end of the
MillersviLe Gravel Road, in Marion county. In
diana. One span of III feet in clear, extreme
length us feet. roadway Is feet.
Plans and Specifications for the work are on
file, subject to inspection at the county auditors
Office. The commissioners reserve the right to
accept any bid offered and To reject any and all
bids filed. BY order of board.
+. w. HAMILTON,
Auditor Marion county.
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ENGLISH OR GERMAN.

Can ind ample facilities here, and should exsr
Inc before concluding arrangements elsewhere.
anu spend haif hour in viewing the enormous
iaciiltles Tor the speedy and economical erecu-
ton OF all classes OF work. The establishment
has no specialties-all OF its work Is guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction and at rates that cba1
lenge comparison with those OF similar ostsb-
lishments in this or surrounding cities.
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wounds. Without a supply of saltthe tongue
would become. broad pallid, puffy with
a tenacious, pasty coat, the secretions arrest
ed. the circulation feeble, the effusion at the
point of Injury serious, with an unpleasant
watery pus, which at last becomes mere
sanies or ichor. A few days OF a fres allow
ance of salt would change all this, and the
patient get along WELL"
As to bees, they will do well for those who
like them. The Madison Courier tells OF a
very successful apiarian in Jefferson county !:
Mr. ii. G. White of this city has seventeen
hives of bees and appears to understand the
business thoroughly. We walked down
home with him yesterday and saw him work
them. Bare-handed and bare-headed, Mr..
White opened several hives, lifted out the
frames containing the honey, aud brushed
off the bees by the dozen from the combs
Mr.. w. then extracted the honey by means
OF the usual machine, which, hover. has two
improvements of his own invention. The
care of bees is very fascinating employ
ment, and we do not wonder that so much
interest is taken in it. AS 10 the yield of
honey, Mr.. White has taken sos pounds
from five hives since June /, and has in
crossed his stock from the same hives by four
new hives. He expects to obtain over 100
/ pounds of honey from each hive during the
season. It is bis opinion that more money can
be made from a hive Of bees in year
than from the best COW in the county.
Now, that is splendid showing. But it
is not every one who can do that. The little
'varmints" will sting some people, and it's
no use TO bother with them.
SULPHUR FOR FowLs.-There is no remedy
and assistant SO easily and cheaply obtained,
so harmless to the fowls, or so satisfactory
in its results as sulphur. 1t being in the
! syslem OF animals to small degree, there Is
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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

men, to work iu bis placer claim. The men have gone. The Colonel is taking out gold by the ounce.
 Win McCloud got into town a couple of days ago, from a short hunt on Ash creek and the Lower Agua Fria. He killed fifteen deer, and didn't appear to think his hunt very successful one.
 T. W. Brooks arrived here yesterday from Phenix, and gave us information which we will soon reduce to writing.
 II. II. Cartier, jr., has purchased, from J.. F.. c. Mitchell. the house and lot back of Gray Co.'s old store.
 A patent for the discovery location of the Tiger lodge, has reached the Prescott land office.
 Mir W. W. Hutchison arrived here Satur- day last, from his stock ranch on the Mohavc road.
 We, yesterday, saw several ounce. of gold dust at Bashfords s from Lynx and Big Bug creeks.
 John Berry and wife got in Saturday last from Mohave county.
 Eggs arc going begging at 75 cents per dozen.
 On the tapis Another wedding.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
lFrOm Thar.aay'. Daiiy.J

The wsh-house Chinese of Prescott are by the ears again, as rival Chinese "companiesr have always been, on the Pacific Coast. A few nights ago, a Chinaman of the George An Fat company went to the house of the Tchin-No Company, where, after much blab- bering, pistol was drawn.
 The leader or head of the latter company called on us day or two ago and begged us to give the rival house h--l, for the reason that its members were bad men,-sons of mothers who, according to him, were no bet ter than they should have been. We prom. ised anything, everything, to get rid of him, when be again opened and said that the Ah Fat or Ham Fat man came to his place in- tending to 'killlee' him if he could not make him pay a big sum of money (for China man J, that upon refusing to pay the money, the lat man drew his six-shooter and threat ened to ea!let him out of existence. a thing we would sooner hear Of than to be forced to hear such another confounded tale even from a Celestial. The upshot of the row was, that the principals in the affair were bound over to keep the peace, which was right, con sidering that "they are on it-"
 As the time approaches for commencing work on a building which the county Is to erect, taxpayers are talking about the cost, etc, and we have heard some of the heaviest taxpayers in the county say they would rather see the county go in debt fot good house than see the money thrown away in | patching up what, in a very few years, will | be inadequate to the wants of the county | These are our sentiments, and, being the frs, to advise the putting up of good building | in the plaza, we still hope that the board oi ] supervisors will canvas the sense of tax. payers, and, should majority of them favor | the plan indicated by us, act according Co the ideas of the majority. The right kind of a house would, of course, cost considerable money, but when finished. it would answer every purpose and last for scores of year. while the present building and the addition proposed to be made to it, cannot possibly | fill the requirements of the county for any great length of time.
 WEArHEs.-It ceased showing some time last night, and, at this writing, 2 o'clock p m., the sun is melting the snow at . rapid rate. Persons from the mountains back O town report from four to six feet of snow not less than l6 inches of very wet snow fel in and around Prescott.
 The mail-wagon arrived q little after 2 D. m The driver reports the roads extremely bad and Kirkland creek so high that hts horse' had to swim.
 San Francisco papers of late date announc. the arrival there, from the East, of Mir anc Mrs Levi Bashford and son, of Prescott.
 Mexicans have commenced bringing golc ! dust to town. Yesterday evening one 0 them traded several ounces to c. P. iesf X Co.
 Bad as yesterday was, 26 scholars attended school.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
eCotal < Mistellaneons.
lftom Saturdays Daiiy.l

e,,r oy TiGER.-Yesterday, Mir. '. Bart
 oHn onagotiated a purchase for the firm of '.,iett < Hewitt, with Messrs Linn, French, a%.,ne % Bowers, Iiogle and others, for GOO nm the northern extension of the Tiger Il ,Je for the sum oi S6,0O0 cash. This, 1tongb trivial sum for such feet, we feel tIs,.ed to think has fallen into such good f,rds and is assurance to us that more en- | $"n,;,c will be directed towards our unques-
 ,pp,b,y rich mines in the Bradshaw region. T r,x, R.ss-The ten full -blooded French Afa,ino rams, which Mir J. G. Campbell re- | Xan,ly brought here, in q wagon from Califor- 1, are now on the ranch of Campbell & Ba- cT Chino valley. They are said to be fine . ,linr specimens of wool-bearing animals, uill. in time, work decided improve | Ront in the flock of ewes of their owners bcy cost, in California, sGo apiece. N u,J. II. Lee called here this morning and E, ,lormed us that he was unhappy to have to ate that a large lion or cougar has, in a @.rv short time, killed i7 head of fine sheep .n .nt of his herd, which is now in the hills &e,r Mint Valley. We are sorry for Mir L's 3ss and will rejoice upon learning that the ses,royer of his mutton has been shot or
  oisoned
 This being Valentines day, our friend Allen -ports an unusually heavy mail, which we Ioald imagine, after gazing st the multifa- bus "missiles" shown us by the many bach or recipients who, aglow with anxious ex- Sectations, consider themselves worthy of a etter fate. But, alas, the dampeners which T single day may bring forth.
 & PROM VERDE - Jos. Melvin, L. B. St. .mes and q. W. Bowers arrived here re- ,u,ly from the Verde, wherr, according to
 Bowers, arc about l,l00 Indians on the srrs:iou, all hsppy as clans, owing to a
 bent issue, by their good agent, Dr J. Will bns, of fannels, calico, needles, thread, etc. Hearty welcomes were generally extended
 s,erday to Dr. Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. arls on their return from California. And Sny were the interesting narratives com. |lnlca:ed by our worthy Dr., to his many
 bend, incidental to his trip through Neva.
 sni the various points visited through bliorna.
 We were pleased yesterday to welcome oui
 lend +Yank," of the firm of Bartlett S cwitt, looking jolly as ever. He has jus rived rem visit to the States, and goe'
 Tucson, Pima county, where the firm have large stock ranch.
 Mr Wm&. Kelly, worthy business mar T this towG, is about to erect q dwelling buse of his.own on Granite street. # Heavy rair storm commenced on Wednes
 y, since v'tieh time, snow, rain, and cole
 nd from f.hs south have monopolized oul
 mate.
 Grants flour horse stage, with mails an' hssengeH for California, Southern Arizoni
 d other Iplaoes, started early this morning
 wcbster,S Wkite's mail wagon left fo
 wns in Behave county last night.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
POST OFFICE. PRESCOTT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Democracy of Arizona.

The Democratic members of the 7h Legislative As-.m. ply f Arizoua Territory held meeting l6th day of Februay lsI5 al Tucson, for the pofppse of hskpg Inc niasry ssps for the organization oi the Democratic Tar'y Of this Tsrritary st which meeting anOas other and hred iss hrs Monday in May s7I ns ths tin. ssd PbGnir as the place for ths holding Of the hrt Demo cratic Territorial Convention and at the time sp pointed me Chairman of sad Committee.
 Within the past few weeks have been urged by Dem oernts from the various oountie. of the Territory. Chairman Of said Committee, addrsss f. Democracy of the Territory calling their attsHon to the Actios Gf the Democratic members of the 7th Legislative Asssably nfasesaid
 H would be the duty of the Territorial C~u,ra Com. m.tise tc B.e, and hr h. representation Co which each of the several counties would be entitled ip l4 T.to nal COnNeution but hs the basis tIsd by ss6 meeting ., Tuc-on in htmng the Territorial C0sG.sss.es Sad Comnfiiss va foymsd hy giving to Pima county eVuHiy Eve msmbers Yuma county four msmbsr ssd MohAve county three Dsmb~rs
 This sesm. o me ,o bs nearly equal and jaS that nave uo1ghi proper to advise thai s Den"oaoy of the Territory s view of the great coo ing ihs Ceo'al Commse accept t the hss of rsyre
 Asa membsr of the Demeorsse party dssirous os i,s organization. would urge sIos the Democracy of the vArou' counss the duty and necessity of prompt
 Tbs time iOr the meeting o' the Tsrri.orsl Coavssos in May nsrt s fAs approaching ssd b@boovss VI. vVald thorooghiy orgsnHs, bo that rssyecuvs oo1aaes aks such steps win IRsars ts ate nBos of delegates iB said convention
 ses good r.a.oa why the asIss.sss frsm h. var oa. counties to the May ooeventuu may Bo, bs ssscsd sther by the county eommite= of ths respective ~ ey oaVentlon ~ aasy b~ss suit tss Democracy of s p~Fticuisy eounty.
 In concas0u, permit 10 say ths, believe ursi profioua for ofgaBifAn and that wte OrgARiEA too saooess s almost certain uiihout v. oaA sa.cs nothing.
 TAE orgsA.@Oa essential o lhs sooses. of ,b. party ss Preposnoa = paF.has tha, ss argument Dsed 6s stduoed to s0pFsss h
 feLsoS Ds.oerets iss wesh karsnouoasiy ssr he saeoes 0f us pay aad tAs sOod of tbs oouatry Let local p~esdlos divide L~s .sleet car best n.u vsoui rsfsFeDss to their particular ioAfy Let us
 et good sDd 'rss msa devoted ,s the s interests q tho TwrrtHy rbds~ tnasre<i. with ssd wbo srs of as Aad vilI bs o8ttlsd ts saoo~~d ssA wsA saooesd JOHN A. RUSH, CbAiruAn Central Con uits<s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

Mir Donahugh, of Williamson valley, arriv- ed here yesterday with a man who. on the night of Tuesday last, was badly cut, by a knife in the hands of another man. The man cut and the man whc did the cutting were in the employ of Mr StAndifer. They quarreled over a game of cards, first fought with their hands, after which, the worsted party pro cured knife and cut his adversary in the leg and abdomen. Dr McCandless is attending to him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE rRESESTG Thai
 the undersigned claim snd have this daY located and takes Tssesssoa o4 tract Of iaaa. for sSesitzsi and grazing purposes described as foilowsi
 Commencing .t ths stake which s she souihes<t corner the claim and runniag west quarter mile e stake thanee north sae asd half miles ts siaks thence east fourth mile io sake thence south te place of beginning. including what s known As Mineral Springs. situated ala, for,ytso miles sor'bea of Camp APsohs, '''''' ''''' " TRIKoUuLso LIMA.
 Jiy a, ls7J uOy2syi
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
MARRIED.

In Lyons, N r., at Grace Cureh by Rev W. H. VII. Jans January 2a ls7t Mir Frederick P Browne, of New York City and Miss hAranna w., daughter of the late Cullen Foster Esq. of LyOns-
 The lady is the sister Of Mrs Levi Bashford and the Fater Bfos of this toWu In which she resided for nearly year and hvorite Of all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

ing down all day. At this writing. 1 o'clock P. m. it looks as if we are to have n foot or more snow in Prescott, with four or five feet m the mountains. Arizona is now one grand swamp, and there is no telling when freight trains and other conveyances will he able to move. Stock men are driving their ani- mals into sheltered canyons, which are han dy and numerous all over this part of the Territory.
 NIT Ballou of Lynx creek, was in town yes terday, and informed us that word had reached that place, from Black Canon creek, to the effect that several placer miners down there were making good wages by washing the gravel of small guches. He said some thing about arrastras, but we did not get the hang of his words, he was in such a hurry to get back to his mining claim, which is so rich that one can see gold in the gravel.
 NIT Elliott and another man are taking gold rock from the Cornucopia lode, in Black Hills district with view of hauling the rock to Prescott and grinding it in his arrastra.
 While at Agua Fria farm, he learned that party of men were making money out of some gulches near the Ticonderoga lode, in Big Bug mining district.
 Also, that Willard Rice was doing we'll with his arrastra.
 In view of good times and an influx of strangers, citizens of Prescott and vicinity ought not to be backward about helping Mir Reeder to put the church building in order. Strangers first ask, before coming to a new country, about churches and sehool-hotses. Prescott has a good school house and ought to have one or more churches.
 J. Bartlett, for Tucson, Matt walch, for Mcdowell and Mexican named Juan Myer, started on Grants blackboard this morning.
 Sunday next, February g, will be the an- niversary of Washingtons birthday.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
NOT E

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Ina, T. the undersigned claim and have ms aAy heNiea ped a tract Of land sitaAisd as isilcwss
 Com meneiug this stake, which the northeast corner of ,he claim aud Yannlag south tive iiss sa staks tenos wsss eighth mile to stake theuce notth two miles to . ssake theuns to placs of beginning in clsdtp9 what s known the Laks klrings sitaaaed aAsut cue mile ssatsast of C0noho srrnss and the west side of wagon rad going irom Camp Apache b the litils C0l0sado SseF n favapai eonsiY. Ar1oAa
 ANTONIO 5OSE LUNA. Jaly 2J. is71
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

Ae1A ~~DJ pls, with the result of fcrmer down-pours, the bnt rain and snow of the season, h Tell here between the 18th and 2lst Of eneeT last, gives about seven inches of that have fallen here. Pretty good, "dry" country
 Ehle returned recently from HaSsay- creek, after having fixed . water wheel rive four arrastras, for Mir fredericks. .eles story is that Fredericks has any uly ot very rich ore, ready for grinding, VIII certainly make big money this A: kimler came from Williamson valley, fday, in his buggy, and had the ''pleas- Q, having said buggy stick in the mud, u times. He says the whole country IS Fer than very wet sponge.
 Bigelow, of the Bashford mining com sent to town yesterday for two more
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
N OTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tha,
 ,l,, undsr.isned claim AaA have ths day loasae and taken rs.sssoa 0f agricultural and ErsEnE purIsss a tract 0f land described As f,llows;
 Commencing ths stake which k the naEthessi corner uf the claim and running south two miles thence vest ous eighth mile thenee orth two siles thence eASt so rlsoe of beginning including what knoSn as CoDeho spings the head ef Couehs Greek, u1but>y of hs Inls Co,r.Ao river aud sitasied to the wesi of the wagon rad leading Camp Apache to the Little Csi. oraAo river. In YAvapal eoaaiy, ArisoAA
 Jalv 25ih le5l.