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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

J. TRuEsDELL has Z full stock Of
mach:ne betting and lace leather which
he IL selling At a large reduction frou'
l.nt year'a prices. 1877
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
CARD

CA8D Il
To the pecp'e OF A"*'ia AMI uicii";ty.
I wish 70 call your special attention
t. the Hsines Bros and Chickering l.
Sons Pisno's. Of New YWk city, II
the ohenpest and b.'"t Pi.n,!'s in the
market, ~ they p'ssess al the quail.
ties Of other Arst-cla INSTRUMENTS, ! E.
fallness sweetness, singing quality, p"w.
er Of tone u d beauty Of flush. cum.
bined with one other very important
qualification, rheopnes* They arc the
cheapest Instruments ever offered q
the market, when The real worth nnd
value nre taken into consideration l
c"rdi.jly invite al teschsrs IT music.
snd all others. Wishing I" purch.se H..
t" call ut my re~idsnce and
examine for themselves.
l have now IN hand, Haines Br"
md Ch;ckeriog l. Suns Pi.no's and
Taylor &>F.rley's Organs, which I will
cell on terms to suit. y !.
): n: WHEAT.
= Austin. MINI .>~r.> :'sz7-v6.tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

Nh. Mckee, Of LIE Roy, the outgoing
County Commissioner, has been an active
and conscientious member, and one whoee
course has been generally acceptable to
his Distictand 70 the County
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

AT The 10 .nex.ai1stiOu "f the D.,srd
4 County Commissioners. G J. Feloh
~ re-elestkd Chairman.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

A CABLE Dl"pArcn hes, just been
received to the effect thst James Spear / Cos
renowned A~ti-C''"ker took the ars. premium
q the Ohio State Fair, being tbs best A"rd
Coat s: ~ Fssd;"y Stous made. Ono New York
house h.s purehs cd fsr their resail trade iooo
Of these stoves. Ax..'ck ! Ksov, Sole
Agents, Austia. h79-U
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

TIE various churches in this city have
observed the recommendation to make
the present q "wcek Of prayer
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
Asua1,a r. .e1kel lern~r1.
SpE,:lAl. NOTICES.
Ok&TlATRY

OGHT11Co&Y.
I would respectfully give n"tioe {" my
/ friends, and to the Pablo generally, that
havs removed my Office from over r. Dua-
klemsp's store in the old Head-Qusrters bull
ding to rooms In Basford's. Block, and 1t the
.sus time would return thauts for the liberal
patronage extended to me during the one year
and hslf h.vs been located here. Also.
announce to eli that it 10 my purpose to re-
main Permanently. and shall devote ny entire
attention 70 the practice Of Dentristry in oil
its branches. Respectfully yours.
E. D. ALLISON,
Aastin, Miss., Dentist.
sspts.ber 18th, 1873. a34-tf
OENT1@roeV.
nR p. h. PEEK. w'uld respectful
IL y iassra The People Of Austin end Vi
entity that he has opened IN ONCE over Aus
tin / smout's Hardware Store, for The Pr.s-
ties Of Dentistry, having had Is yssrs expo.
renee.
Teeth extracted With the least possible pain.
Teeth filed 20 - to preserve and rssters
tben t. their natural look and ueeiulness.
Teeth inserted on Gold Silver eud Vulcan
sed Rubber.
Pastiouls. atomic, given to IL regulation
Of shildrsas tssth.
All work warrsatea, p25.vs.l<
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

PHILADELPHIA .SaoIs-fdr Chill
1r.n. A full sssortueat ju.G received
BY ]. Trueedell. 2tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

Fl GUNZ starts east t..-lnUrroV alter
ano,hrr nev ssOck If 1.x,ds.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

SENATOR LARaOoN aud wife, Of Mi"-
na.polis, visited Mr.. Carpenter last
week. Mn. Andersen. Of Winons,
. s;s.er Of Mn. c., spent the h"lid.ys
With tho latter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
CONSUMPTION CURED.

70 IL Id'so1 q ~ JTssee1SPe:
pRAe J Rs1aD:
Win vsu please q isteru your readers
tSat have positive
CDRE ron CONSUMPTION.
aal ali diseases Of The rhrost snd Lungs. end
lbat, By its 1ss In ~ practice, bsvs cured
bv,dreds 81 e,ssE'IAd will give
800: Dl:0oO 80
u, . a., it>:wiil hot' bsas1t. Indsed, "a
stsss9 10 ~ faith: will send sa.ple, J@ss'
q kAy ou66rer addrsssing IL.
Please show THE letter to any eos yeo nay
tssv Who IL suffering ten sksss diseases,
sad eb'igs.
fsi4bfally, Yosrs,
DR.. T. +. BURT,
vo.9ono 80 william st. Nav York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF IRE COUNTY.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
AUSTIN. MINI, JAN. ., 1874.

Important Announcement.
We have Completed Oh arrangement
With the PuSlishers Of the
ST. PAUL PRESS,
The Leading Paper IT tho Northwest,
whereby ~ ara enabled t. furnish the
TRANSCRIPT ANT tie PRESS
FIR the low pric. % Three D 'llars per
year. This will enable our readers t.
secure tvo papers At but little more
than th. usual price Of ono
EveaYDoDy should at once avail
himself ii this very liberal offer.
Come F5r.u"rt' aN ant !Sxbsrr;be.
80 sords Of srsss vosd wanted IN sxsAssss
JOHN WALSH.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

SEVERAL Austi" people weat {" Dex.
tor 'a't Friday. to enjoy . Welt with
farmer S"ores, and family. Up"n their
r~<usn they reported = very enjoyable
.,ccseion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

Mn. Mind, Of Winona, has been preach.
ing In the Methodist Church here during
some portion Of he week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
.. D, 0O0D0u0oD. -. l.. 0DUD8A1o
LrRoX BANK
Mower County, Minnesota.

q. L Henderson T. Co
Vim boy aal seu Fsrsigs and Domestic .
ehe,ee, Money loaned On Real Bstats or c-.-
seerel security. viii do business a ~ tsver-
,ebis terms - % incorporated Bank.
cessssPsxpsyrs AND Rs1ErExcus.
oily Nstio,al Bask, Chicago; 0ilehr'ss /
g.. Ne&3reeor; 2. K. Graves, Prss't lot Nat.
ID, Mo(2reSor, slso. Pres't G. y. / Il. r. 3.
o.; Hon. s: Merrill. Pres't Peoples Bank,
~ Yei,ss, Iowa: Z. Z. Bssrss I Brother.
0aoreser. 73-1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

first National Bank Of Austin
{su:esssor to Harlan ". Page, Bankss.)
OLIVER W.sHAW HkRLAu ". PAGE.
President. Caehie"
DIRECTORS.
oLlvER ". suAw, N. F. AuEr1E,
}. II. MHsnILL, F.. o WHEELER,
'(fres,dent Fret HxxLAH ". PAes'
Nsticosl Bank II Nease1er, 1e~s.)
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
<NTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
- TY or MOWER. %.
~. Ga. - As~>>.>a. - ~ n 1>s.s H.

fendant. -.
You are hereby Summoned 70 be and appear
bslots tho nndeIsignsd, ono 1t tho Justices Of
the Peace in and for said county. on thu 18th
day Of February, A. D. 1874, q 10 o'el"ek In
the forenoon, II ny "iiee. II The First Ward
Of the cit, Of Austin, In said eoubty. to aus.
YER tn George B. H~yss ira civil action.
Should yo1 fail t. sppss1 Ut the time and
place aforesaid, jsdgment will b rendered
ss.inst you upon The evidence adduesd BY
said George B. Hayes. for such Gam - he
shall show himself entitled 70.
Given under ny hand this lst day Of Janu-
nv. A. s.; ~. -: -C.*s-iS:: =: ="
". b. XERRICK,
!. n3l:tA ,JustiSo Of tie Poaoo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

1AURQE0.
OSTER-BANKb.-0 New Yess'e day,
IL this. city, Ct the residence 81 tie brides
father, by Rev. 1T. Dewitt, Rev. A. 8. Fos-
pxa, Of Columbus. Nsbsaska, to Mn Nae
Sls BAsIs, Of Aastip.
rhs editor vas kindly remembered
uAZELT0N... BIS H0P....-At 0wssosna,
j.. it,, B., Rev. A. B. Bishop. Ma. T. ".
HAeoIsea - niss 3: q. Bisass, betb q
Austin
T ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING;
IL uuelsined In TIE Post Omes, ct Austin,
Min a., Saturday, Jsn. Sd.
1e ottstn aaJ Of these letters the spplicant
INSET: ooll for Advertised Letters, and give the
date Of this list.
II not called for n one nosth tbsJ will b.
seut e The Dead Letter 0mes.
Austi,, "a. johnson, Johs.
Cornell, Aade- Lindssy, syjvie.
Dom. i. 4. 1artiDso1, A.
Gould, Asoso. 1oak, John.
neneso, 4astino- Rolins, Flora.
Hall, 11asyJ. 6s,non, !. b.
Jo1es. Aala. Wheeler, o. ".
. A 3. MRl36. P. X.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
FITS CURED FREE II

/. Any per,on suffering from the above disease
10 reouestsd to address IN. Psics, and trial
bottle Of medicine will b Forwarded BY En-
pres. ,,,.,
Dr.. Price 10 . regular physician, and hs'
made the troatm. Mt Of
FITS OR EPzLEPSY
= study for years, ana be win warrant cure
BY the use Of bic remedy.
Do not tail to ssnd to him for trial bottle
it costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE YOU
No matter Of how. long st.niins yeur ea''
NAV b. Or how many other rsnsdtss may
have failed. -: -
Cireulsra and tsstiuoni~!s seat With
FREE TRIAL RGTfLE..:
Address, " -. =
DR. CHAS. T::PR1CE,
v6.3syl 81 Y william Street, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08

~. u. cRAHDALL. bADAY893B 1N3Ne0,
1RANDALL L FRENCH,
~ ATTORNEYS AT Law, Aastn
1iso. O0ee In Bank Block; adjoining
IA .seeaiPq otbee. Collsotions AID other has.
ips.s attended to carefully and promptly.
A0BNT:, OF The III Ma ms. co.
(NEO. W. ROBINSON
VI RE0isT4p or DEEDS, Mower CO
1;ss. win Examine titlss, pay essss tsr asa'
sssiasass, -.
A.eei1, Nino., March 18th, 1871. u
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-08
AZ b. SLOCUM.

"e
DseleP n osaia end Lunbsr, at Hese.crodk,
MIN. Sew LuoSs, Yard last opened. L,u-
~, ka1h A.1 Shia1jsa, esostast1y % hand.
Try 0e. 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-31
Keno Among the Ladies'.


M. p,,,h.u,.x y I.,,,, IN The NJ Loul.
R.,nsne,n,
-. ,;s,rass ~ mini .sk.
IN 'is hA - .a.,a;r ann,
ea ms no. 81. hai .Irs,Js ,r;.J ,o
oi n'oney. ,,uI, Sa. - a,,1 ;,,nJ ,hs,
n PAW .' ~ anl, aJyanc;ns evan ON
% Srn1 ~ .s.r,;,y ;ns;,nisc,nt sum.
sooo $500, :" % A.. ,:n,s Wnn,Jn', be
% 49,, 80 ,s,L .o,,s necuniary li,.
s.G, sVu .o - ,s. ~ "vn hsrors b.r husband,
IT, r.. .3,,J ,., . l,roe sum from
h;r, .I,.rxorl os,sn.ibly 10 loan nae.
TN. 50. . var, mic. sch,me for me and
-, =, ,i;M.,,,v she vs..
=. ~, r. ".rlin., male ,nIl onfss.ion
- - ~. Ia ,.n,,owan who hadcouty.c,.,l .e.
so,.,;ns 10 ,hs Praysr.book 10 nav her
h;lI. wall an. bsl col In debt 10 Mrs.
IN .rJ mns, nav her Then, know.
;,, A. -.s nsi,her mIlliner nor
nssi s h,, = III q, III. si,,,,ion
a,,,' h..w h.,h Lt.,,I;n, \, . f.,h.
,s WIN s, - ~ !, 80 hor-
IonAV'' ho's' "'" " w."
foasu 'i0a ,.,,,,."
o' h"s'. i'os' s " 'J
M -, :, s.,,a ~" III T a.. a,hsr
Nv" ',;sn ~ no ,s. nr,.Isr - a,,.sno or twsnty
a., ,o.s,bs, In her room and play the
~ 49, .,i"i ..,o,,s,x I" ths moi some.
,;n,ss he;nc n. big as 500. Thi. grew
;n,.,as,;n. 40 viih Mr. permis.
- = -, a, 10 nl,v ..Ioi,sr,
r;ah. i.a;r, r o,i 4 m.,l,. can.
~ Ill. . n;n,h haJ , .sn,l..
~ ", h., i, h.r Ian an rb;cS v.,.
.... 'a' Va .,' n,,,. ,,,.oIan hn,.
Ninety mum nu vn wv" ~, ss,. .sm,.
.o.s "a , 10 T ~. ..ais hs,a,s
20 'ne pos' .nu nA ny. NJ,
hsr Win m' n an a, m ~ ...h i;,,,.
eAi,eu -, ", ~ % ~ .;,,s.
soiian hunsH w" % ,.a,,,
moving w heI s. ."p ~" si;,a1 ),
OF aejee'sui. a ~,
snu .ns n..", ..I -" ." 81 m. ,rss;.n. %
ne .;,a,I. -. -,
ue u .e pas ."s -, - 60
uo sna ,hon,h !, wsr.
a, ooo
~ IT. ,;n,u, ,l..;,.a ,o ,so.h mn.
Al, H., ,I,,.".h, TJ h,;nn; !, rn
.n' so. oa' -,
P.ih . % ~. III, 80, H..
sno".u ena "oS' ..,1 -.
ion sv'.Ps's' $50, snS ;a.,..Jo, =. pn,, "
l"u,sn l.n. S;.ss.h Sn sv'ts.J III ,ina. Th.nI III,
us! n'ne.o ,.. !. ~
tnem tney hno"u s' Wy "'
dealers stringins the buttons IN tens'
twenties, and so ON IN lines on the Table.
Before that she had always dnmpsd rom
one hat to another. ihsn haed !, 'nn
the winner takes the pot anu all 'he
rest should come up aSain. ana 80 on
until tbs buttons were al our, ihs'eau VI
bsginning new game ~ ,ne emu ., on'
call, as they hal Always 70 90. mus;
you see, ,ied 10 90 h,,' "fe''n'u
gamblers all the good ! could ~,
And a. 1 wan'eu 70 nelp my "uio VIC
friend who was IN aeo' h'a','. AZ w.
bank, called on ior an hour. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-31
THE STORY 0F LIFE.
ny JsHx O. SAKE.

say. what 10 life. 'Tis 10 be born
A hopeless BABE 10 greet the light
With q sharp wall. a. II the morn
foretold Q cloudy nooa and night;
To weep. TO sleep. and weep again.
with sunny smilss between, and them
And then apaes the infant Frows
To Be laughing. sprightly boy.
Happy. desplls his liiils woes.
Wers he but conscious Of his Ioy'
To be. In short. from two to ten.
A merry. moody child, and ihsn'
And then In coat and trcwsers clad.
To learn to say tbs DecAiogus,
And break u. an unthinkins lad,
With mlrth and mischief all Agog-
A truant on b, nsld and fen,
And capture butterflies, and ihenf
And then. increased 10 strength and size
To Ne ansn Q ysuth falgrown,
A hero In hls mothers eyes.
A young Apolls In his own;
To initiate the WAYS VI men
ia fashionable sin, aud them
And then, st last. to be man.
To fall iu love. To woo and wed
wIth ssssnlng brain 10 scheme and plan
To xsther so,d or toll Tor breAd.
To cue for tame, with tongue and pen.
And gain or loss the prize, and th-nf
And then In grey and wrinkled s.d
To nloura the speed Of lies d-ciine.
To praise the scenes Of youth behei,
And dwell in memory of Lang syne.
To dream awhile with darkensd ken,
A.. a han
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-31

~ order for Fancy Cskssfor Balls, Psrtiss
and weddings, promptly allied In any part
9old TIill. Please Rive me call.
auastf JACOB BECKER. Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-31

apcoxp Annual Al ExCySsloM % o. . TIE
r.. S.ssios ssss' o. The Is az AZ q s.pisas:r. 70;
6ssthsr particulars sse futufe sdvsrtissnents.
by order Of Tie oounlttss ofArnnsspssss'
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
. ST. JOHNS DAY.

Last wednesday was st. Johns
Day, and our Mexican ftllow-citi-..
zens, (the young men, celebrated
it in a peculiar manner, which
I we will try to describe in a few
words, but to the grotcsqueness
of which, we fear we cannot do
justice. We had a fine view, for
the performance took place in
front of the SENTINEL Office.
A hole was dug in the middle
of the street, large enough to adj
NIT ROSTERS body, into which a
poor rooster was placed and the
hole filled up with sand. leaving
the said ROSTERS head sticking
out and his big eyes glaring
around in establishment ut the
performance. Then the young
men, each mounted on n horse.
came at full! speed. and each "a
he passes The aforesaid r0nster's
head leans from his saddle and
makes a grab at said hes". Many
grabs were made. and failed, hut
at last one man caught the head.
drew the JrOOster from the ground
and bore him off l., triumph.
Then an animated and excit.
ing scene commenced. All the
other hnrsemen rushed after the
one having the rooster, caught
him and everyone tugged for the
possession of the fowl. Such fowl
Foul pulling and hauling We
nrver saw before on the poultry
line. Each man az he gained
possession of the chicken would
beat 1t with all his might over
the head and bodies Of the other
horsemen, until the aforesaid
rooster was entirely dismember.
ed and the clothes Of the perform
ers covered with the blood and
other things that belonged to the |
chicken.
Thus ended the perfOrmanre.
Had we room, we would describe
it more fully. We We're amused |
to see one big hoy, who wanted
TO take part In the game, but his
horse was a j,ckass, and u slow
one at that, and he could not play |
his part.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
TUCSON.


Tucson, June 24.-Capt. Ham
ilton's scouting purity which re
turned to Camp Lowell last night,
report seeing a party of twelve
San Carlos Indians who had been
sent out from San Carries after
Chuntz. They h.tda plenty of
fresh beef and s.ibtHey had taken
it from Chuntz4S4 hand. Capt.
Hamilton thinks that the marty
killed the cattle and did not get
the beef from Chuntz's bani IA
they made contradictory state
nsentS. This is San Juan DIV and
the Mexican people are having a
good slime -
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
NOTICE..

Any person or persons having
any claim or unsettled account.
for or against the Arizona Beef
Contract, are hereby requested
to- forward or present the same ut
once to James NJ. Barney, Yuma
or Ehrenberg. +.
Any accounts or claims against
said Beef Contract, If net submit.
ted previous to June 18th. 1874
will not be allowed, as all matters
pertaining thereto, will be closed
July LIST, l874-the time ofexpira-
ton of contract.
Any fower-Of. Attorney. or any
other authority to act as agents To
any person or persons heretofore
given, is hereby annulle'l, except
to those having written authority
to act, hearing date after this May
18th, 1874.
JAS. NJ. BARNEY.
Yuma, Arizona, May 10, 1874.
my % If. .tr
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, June 24-While the
strawberry festival was in pro.
press at the Central Baptist church
in this city last night. the second
floor which was crowded with
,,eople gave way and fell through
on the heads Of the people on the
first floor, carving with it por-
tions of the roof. Sixteen people
were killed and others are dying.
Several are CRIPPLED for life. More
than a hundred people are more
or less injured. The accident j.
attributed to defective c6nstrtlc.
ton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
$5.O00.00O' =.
Endowment Scheme!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
I'm AIDoF THE
Public Libsary of * entuckY
JULY 81, 1874.
I'm AID-oF THE


In announcing the Fifth and last of the
spries Of Gin Concerts. given for the brne-
st of the Public Library Of Kentucky, the
rrils'ess aud Manager refer with pride and
pleasure tn. the fou- which, have been al
ready gwen: TIL, first. recptnber rs 1871:
the second. December 2 1879; the the
third. July 8, 1873; and the fourth, March
31sf. 1874.
Under their charter. Qrantel ~ a spe-
cislnrt If he kentucky Legislature. March
Is. 1871, the Trustees are antheriz-d Ia
give one more. and Only one
more Gift CONCERT With the money
arising from the Fifth and LAST Copcerf
the Library, Mus-um. and other depart.
ments are TO be enlarged and endowed
with fixsd and certain annual income
such an endowment fund ia desired. as
will secure beyond pAradyrnture. not 0nl,
the maintenance at the magnificent estab.
fiShm1nt. but it's constant growth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
GILA MINES.

CAPT. Isaac LEVY, formerly Of
the Barge Black Crook, hut re.
Gently promoted to the Yuma, is
a very active and useful citizen.
Some miserable vantal having
stolen the halyards from the tall
anM slender flagstaff of the Gus
tom sFTsuSe, it was Of course i'm
possible to hoist the Revenue
flag. To climb tn It p be and in
sert a new cord seemed,a very
dangerous undert,king. But
Capt. Levy was found equal to
the emergency. Although a
rather heavy young mani weigh
ing somewhere near 200 pounds,
he. went up tn at pole with the
agility of a monkey, or a whsng'
doodle fresh FROM the Mountains
of IIipsedafa, putthe rope in its
place and descended amid the
pIaadits of assembled bundredS.
Hurrah for Captain Ike!r
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
sAyfFaAacIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 23.-Gold
in New York, 1Ilb. -
Grpenb'cks in San: Francisco,
week, at 5000.
SAN FRANCISCO, June c4.-The
trOtting horse Sam Purify was sold
at the Fashion Stables to ,lay tor
twenty one thousand Ave hum
dre,t d Dllirs.
Gold in New York. 111B@l12. T.
Gre,enb ,cks in San Francisco,
WAX S9O90. asss 90 : 49, 81. :
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
CoNsrANTIHoPhE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 90
The Turkish steamer Kars, With
$40 persons on board was run into
in the Sea Of Marmora, Yesterday,
by an Egyptian vessel and sunk
in few minutes. $40 Of her PEG.
pc were lost, 49, ~a.. =.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special TO tie. !" Sentinel. /"
WASHINGTON.

|, WASHINGTON, JUNE Zo.-ln the
Senate, Hager's amendment to
the the River and Harhor Appro.
priatiou Bill, appruprfatfng eighty
thousand dollars tn turn the San
Diego river into False Buy. pass
ed ny a vote of twenty, three to
twenty.
Yesterdays session of Congress
was extended until half past three
O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The House passed the bill SUI.
Elementary to the act incorporat.
ing the Texts and Pacific Rail
way Company. The Bill has nj.
ready passed the Senate 1t au.
thnrizes coDsolid alton of branches
i'm Texas and issuance Of mort.
cages upon completed road.
Sargents amendment tn the
River and Harbor appropriation
bill. appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars for improve.
ments on the Oakland harhor,
passed the Senate. The bill comes
up in the House, the first thing
to day. -.
The general Indian Apprcpria.
ton Lii has finally passed. 1t
appropriates half million dollars
for subsistence of the a paches in
Arizona and New Mexico. 1t is
stated npon good authority that
the President will sign the Cur.
reney Bill. -
WASHINGTON, June %. The
President has signed the Curren.
cy bill. The infiationists are ju.
Hnughton's bill to authorize
the Texas and Pacific Railway
Company to issue mortgage bonds
on portions of the road, as fast as
completed. which has passed both
Houses, will. it it claimed. have
the effect Of insuring the prOsecu.
ton of the work at both endSOf
the line, and will rebound moe
particularly to the advantage of
San Diego.
The effort to secure an appro.
priatiOn of eleven thousand dol.
lars to reimburse Gen. o o. How.
ard. for the expenses incurred in
defending him self before the late
Court Martial, was defeated.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-BOth
Houses adjourned to-day to five
D. m and agreed to close for the
session at six p. m.
The President has signed the
General Award Bill, and has an.
pointed Hezekiah Wells Of Michi
gan, Martin Ryerson of New Jer.
sew, Kenth Rainor. Of Mississippi,
VIM. A. Porter. of Pennsylvania,
and Cobb Baldwin. of Ohio,
Judges of the Court Of Commits.
siOners, to distribute the awards.
John Davis. Of Massach usetts WAS
appointed Clerk Of the Commits
sion. All the appointments were
confirmed.
WASHINGTON June 24.-Con.
gress adjourned at six O'clock
yesterday evening,
Sunlry civil appropriation bill
as passed, contains the following
appropriations for the Pacific
coast For surveying of Public
lands in Arizona, twenty thousand
dollar; for survey of Indian Re.
slI 900. Mcl'ormick's
bill to protect military Telegraph
Lines became a law.
Bill providing for coming TWEEN.
ty cent pieces, passed both Houses.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

anf, New Mexico. No bids are
called for the Verde, which is re-
garded by many az an evidence
that that Reserve will be discon-
tinued.
/ rive would like to know what
"pspers in the Territory" ~
pnbiishing such advertisement.
we have not seen it yet.-ED.
SENTINEL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
SHEEP !---GOATS (!

we.respectfulIy invite the attention Of
wool growers to- our e e stock OF Cotswo'I
Sheep aud Anvora G,sats We nave <OO
head Of Pure Breed Ahgorss to select from
We have s,,,ie Of the fiiest G''ats III AMIR
ca: we guarantee everything WE sell to bs'
as represented; our prices are AZ sn =
ahy6n America for the same grace VI seesA
Cali ami zee. or address. d
LANDRUM & ROBGERss
;,taIv Wa'sssyi lille. Cal
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

AT the RICHEST Of largo number ~
'r'rnas~ shFougheat thatF-srissvy, I-br,rev =
announce to the People Of Arisnns. th,f Z
VII be an Independent Ps,pIe.' O.nG1s.s
for DELEGATE To CONGRESS- -
the ensuing Elecfion Iflsm rler,sa' = \.
VIII fairy represent tho people and tbs :,
.rrests OF every seciion of the Terriforr
y" "ne rould do more less, wunld s. ma
Tlsf apd ungraieful to those whos- support
/ now ask. spFo's
ap 1877 g4ss HsA, gTrvRva~
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBJ
n tanned from Courts ot dIhereht states,
f,,r DISCRETION, &c. N"publicity required
No charge until divorce granted. Address,
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
+ iel3.iy: 1874, Bsoadway, N. Y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27
PRESCOTT.

The papers Of the Territory are
p,abiishing the advertisement of
the Indian Bureau. calling for
proposals for furnishing supplies
to The Reservations in Arizona
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-27

good to eat and drink, are suffi.
eient. We would suggest pic
ME or a steamboat excursion.
Think of it. fellow citizens, and
let US celebrate, that the reproach
may be removed from Yuma,
that her people make no recogni-
ton of our National Birth Day.