The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-02-14

them, she UlN nos Know one
WIS terribly frightened aL the a.
a0unlclt. for she knew fhat Eos
Tier did not know who she WAS,
uor who her father might have
been, and when the cOInmucica
ton came in so remarkable ii
way, the effect upon the whole
party may be better imagined
imam described.
NIX. MADDEN COMES DOWN.
MIR. belong had just enough
faith IN the correctness OF Mrs.
belongs communication to want
To see what there Was III it any.
| Way So the next day he called
on Mr.. Madden, DIT the Occidental
Hotel. WitnOut saying what
especial reason he had for asking
the question, he asked Mr.. Mad.
den II there Was not yet some un-
settled business between himself
aud the estate OF The lale Mr..
Vineyard. MIR. Madden thought
fur moment, and then he said
there was. He sand several years
ago he aud MIR. Vineyard had
purchased tract of Land tOgeth-
er, anu lheF interest Was Yet uu-
divided The land had Increased
aId was still increasing enOr-
mouSly In Value. and he supposed
Mr Vineyards daughter desired
10 lei her interest he Untouched,
which Was the reason why the
mailer had never been settled up.
beolGe,, she had been absent ii
long iiule from the country aud
was not mere ~ have the matter
sG-llv4. - AEG informed tiat
Mrs, iieitpug !au only just ;taru-
ei al lnl7 inves IueHI uf hec Ia
jueT's, Mr. Aladueu expressed
nU,b surprise. lie said 80 sup
posed she aud htE husband and
The executors knew about Il, bui
We're siH.pF letting ihe matter
tcs. -. nv properly ~ Increase
III Value. Mr.. Madden then said
that he was ready 10 make Il SET
tlenlent at any time. TniS WIS
ro.tdiIy a-sented lU by Mr.. ID :
Long, and ac> >Ordingly, on Satur-
uay IdSi, MIR. Madden transferred
d deed tor 625 acres of the iaud To
Mrs. De Long, her heirs and as.
sign, Tor ever. Having done This,
Mr.. Maiden offered the lady
$4,000 Ior the PROPERTY, but hav.
ing been informed that it is
wurih at last $4,000, she de-
Cllned To sell.
Meanwhile, Foster is overrun
with peupie anxious to interview
tiielr ue' eased parents, iur the
purpose of finding Out If the Uid
fuihs str- quite sure that their e.
Lateo have Ueeu lully auu properly
oettled.
% much for what occurred in
San Francisco. Now as 10 this
Mir. Vineyard. tul. j. II. Vine
yard removed from Grant county,
Wisconsin, 10 lliS Stale at all
early day, and lived for time in
oacrdIuenlU. lie ubSequeutly
.inOVcd here To Los Angeles
where he Was Well Known He
u ed III Aug usG, 1868, and Is buried
Ill our ctuletery, where his tOulU
Win the Inscription can be seen.
Colonel Vineyard Was the father
of MIS-. belong, The Lady who
received this very Practical aud
uoeluI communicated. Eue iaUI
Ia Quco iJn 10 Situated IN SUuond
COUNTY. where ldut5 now rduge
al "a very hlgh figure, aud there
l., therefore, uOtulug al all lin-
probable aoOuJ It's present great
Value.
Inns is about the most satisIac.
tory thing we ever knew spirit
| 10 do, and Is in violation Of lhe
usually received theory that splr-
Its cannot compromise their su-
pernal purity oy meddiing win
the buolueSs atfiiro ol this world.
Ii they are doouC tU enlarge their
sphere Ut USE Iul es,, and help Us
out financially by disclosing val
uahle mysteries and SECRETS, the
rough world will SOON give them
plenty OF work " attenG to.