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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10
BORN.

In Tucson, September 28, 1874, to the wife of George Foster, a son.
 In Tucson. September 29. 1874, to the wife of Samuel Bostick, son.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10
Department of Arizona. Brigadier General George Crook, Commanding. HEADQUARTERS, PRESCOTT,
 September 24th.

I--IseaV6 U. absence for one month IS hereby granted Surgeon D |. Nagruder, Medical Diree- tor, Department of Arizoua to| take effect on the 26tb instant. [ Prescott |. T
 Assistan Surgeon FsnrY Lipp5sl- cot, in addition to his present duties will take cnarse oi the Medical Directors Office, Gd i'e- terina.
 2-Leave of absence for one month is hereby granted Captain R P Wilson, 5th Cavalry, with permission to apply to the proper authorities for an extension of five months. CCamp Verde, A. T.
 September 25th.-3-F First Ut. C. 4. Ea,mest. Sth Infantry, is assigned to duty as Depot Com mlssary, Yuma Depot, A. T., and will report in person, without de- lay, for duty. During the temporary absence ot Captain Hughes, on leave, Lieutenant Eornest, will take charge of the office of the De- pot Quartermaster Yuma Depot A. T.
 September 25th.-2-Leave O absence for one month, is granted Captain Wna. B. Hughes, Assls tant Quartermaster, U. 5. A. (Yuma Depot A. T.)
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10

WE are sorry to learn that an accident occurred to our friend and fellow citizen J. Samter, in jumping out of a runaway stage at National City, Cal. See tele- or-on, i- +h;c ;rr,re
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10
THE SEN TINEL
SATURDAY. October 1Oth.
LOCAL MATTERS.
.-C:O:C-

CHARLES EBB and Wm. Thorn berry arrived last Monday evep- ing with two wagons loaded with excellent apples and pears and also a lot of fresh honey. They come from San Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10
JUNTA PATRIOTICA en LERD0.

FEN FL DIA DE LA INDEPENDENCE
 MEJICANA, 16 DE sETIEMBRE,
 DE 1874.
 EI que suscribe con el dOble ca racter de Presidente de esta junta y Superitendente de la COmpoHia Mejicana. agricola, industrial, y colonizadora de terrenOs del Colo radO, en union del SecretariO de Ia misma junta, Don Felipe Las- tra, y en presencia de los ciudada- nos que tambien suscriben la pre-. sente acta, obrandO de acuerdO con las instrucciones que al efecto ha dado la direction de la Compa- nia, declara con toda solemnidad, que la poblacion naciente que for ma la COlOnia Mejicana estableci- de ya en esta margen del Rio Co loradO, en el Estado de Sonora, puntO conocido DOT Pools Land ing, que SC halla dentro de los grades g de iatitud norte y 115 lOngitud oeste de Greenwich, SC denotara LerdO, sea cual fuere Ia categoria que le designe la Auto ridad competente, como pueblo, villa, O ciudad, y quien para el effecto SC le remitira copia de Ia presente acta, Armada en este dia de recuerdos tan gratos para noso- tros, hijos de Ia Republica Mejica- na, que con el mayor regocijo, ce- lebramos hoy, el aniversario de SUI gloriOsa independence, ha- biendo izado DOT primera veg en esta localidad, con los hOnores correspondientes, nuestro pabe- Hon tri color, emblema, sino ta- lisman preciOso, que nos hara es- tar siempre unidos, 'en consequent cia, fuertes y felices, y el cual protestamos hacer respectar y sos- tener con nuestra sangre y esfuer- EOS unidos.
 Viva la Republica Mejicana!
 Viva Ia Memoria de los Heroes de nuestra Independence,
 Yviva nuestro digno Presidente
 Don Sebastian Lerdo de Teiadai LERDO, Setiembre 16, de 1874.
 I. FONCERRADA,
 Presidente. FELIPE LASTRA,
 SecretarIO.
 Siguen viente tirmas de indivi- duOs presentes, adeLnas Ochenta y cinco nombres de ciudadanos pre- sentes al acto que DOT no saber firmar SUI ruego To hizo el Secre- tario, F. Lastra, dichos ciudada- nos avecindados en la Colonia. Mas el nombre de siete capitanes de Ia tribu de Cocopahs, presentes al actO con ciento cuarenta y ochO indigenes de las rancherias de SUI mando vecinos de la Colonia y Ocupados en los trabajos de la misma, cuyas firmas, DOT no saber escribir, su ruego las comprob6 o autoriz6 el repetido Secretario Lastra.
 Els copia de Ia original que ten- go a la vista.
 LerdO, Setbre. IF, de 1874.
 POr en disposition del SecretariO, GREGORIO URRIOLA GOTTA,
 Secretario Suplente. Department of Arizona. Rrip3d;pr Gonoral Goorro CrOOk
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'. ". DoRBINGToN, ESQ, and Dr. Wm. c. Barney arrived by stage last Sunday. MT. DOrring- ton is from Falls City, Nebraska, where he went some months ago to visit the old folks at home and probably the young folks too. Dr. Barney is from San Diego, where he had been on business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10

THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOT ING MATCH.-This must talked of match hetwnnn tho American and Irish teams took asee last week at UreedmoGT. Au i'm nense crowd was presout from New York, Brooklyn and other cities. The Americans W0u-
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10

PHILIP PIAZZA, is on the road from San Diego and will soon be here with a wagon load of apples, pears, peaches, grapes, fresh honey, etc. There is good pros pect now that we will have plen- tiful supply of fruit in this market this fall and the coming winter.
 12 sacks of ore from the PicachO mine came down the river on a Barge last Wednesday, and 2S sacks more will come down on the steamer Gil0, when the entire lot will be sent to San Francisco for treatment, We expected to hear of rich returns from this ore, as it is rich in free gold.
 HON. JOHN SMITH, and Dr. Goodwin left here last Thursday morning on horseback, for Ehren- berg. We tried to get speech out of MT. Smith during his stay here but it was no go. We rath- CT guess he showed wisdom by mi f~v;no if.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-10-10

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The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
[cmAPTER 4e7.I
BALTIMORE AND MARYLAND EYEAND
EAR INSTITUTE
AN ACT

n ..1 = a.
~ pio''ue 'o1 'ne suppor' ana treatment OF
INDECENT patients In the Baltimore Eye and
Ear Institute of baltimore ci,v. and The Mary.
,snd dPx..,a IA, I..,,,.,. -
~ '"1 ''@' '"'"'u'''
WBaREAs, Thomas Swami, Julian J. Chisolm.
Andrew Reid, George Guest, James Hodges.
Samuel q. Tagart Bernard Carter and Douglas
II. Gordon, have, under and by virtue Of the
General Laws Of the State Of Maryland au,horiz-
ing the foundation Of corporations, formed q cor
poration under the name of the baltimore Eve
and Ear Institute Of Baltimore city, and have
established an infirmary In the city OF Baltimors
for the urpose Of treating the diseases Of The
eye and ear, whereof, DR.. Julian J. Chisolm,
professor Of the eye and ear diseases in the Uni
versiiy Of Maryland, Is the surgeon in charge ;
and
T. Wl. III, ,,
u,a.. ~ ~ ns "s,i iAnu eye ana Ear institute,
Ps,,i,,. ha. haa. ,r.u nsn. y, r,o'esso, george
,ss csy ~ ra,,;. wei anu nrm'y established 10
w " "a''''no'ei sha-
WAsress, II Is desirable that the benefits Of the
said Institutions shall he extended 10 the poor Of
the State Of Maryland, who are suffering from
diseases Of the eye and ear, curable by surgical
treatment; therefore
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
General.

Sec. 2. And be II enacted, That any person
suffering from any disease Of the eye ear, which
shall require surgical treatment 10 special iDsi
tuition, upon producing TO the surgeon in charge
of the said Baltimore Eye and Ear Institute Of
Baltimore city, or OF the said Maryland Eye and
Ear Institute, certificate from the county COM
missioners Of the county in which be or She may
reside, that said applicant is without the meaEs
TO procure proper surgical treatment, shall be
entitled TO be received into the Infrmary Of the
said Baltimore Eye and Ear Institute Of Baifi-
more city, or Of the said Maryland Eye and Ear
Institute, and treated therein free OF any charge
whatsoever Proridsd That the said Baltimore
Eye and Ear Institute OF Baltimore city, or the
said Maryland Eye and Ear institute, shall not
be compelled to receive and treat free Of charge,
under the provisions Of this act, more than six
patients each, at any one time.
Sec. g. And be il enacted, That the surgeon
in charge Of the said Baltimore Eye and Far
Institute Of Baltimore city, and the surgeon In
charge of the Maryland Eye and Ear Institute,
shall make report to the General Assembly at
each regular session thereof, Of the number Of
patients received and treated in said Institutes
under the provisions Of this act, Of the expendi-
lures and receipts, and such other facts and par
,isulars as may tend TO exhibit the effect of this
appropriation.
Sec. 4. And be Il enacted, That this act shalt
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify. that the aforeeoing is a true
and perfect copy OF an act passed the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the January
session. 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved. April II, 1874
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
La,cS-- General.
[CmAPTER 22l.l
MEASURING or o OYSTERS.
...,.
AN ACT

AN A1l
To repeal chapter one hundred and rineiy-ihree
Of the acts passed at January session, eight
teen hundred and seveuiy-two, and TO re-enact
the same with amendments, so that oysters
sold in the she'll at Baltimore, Crisfeld, and
at sll packing establishments shall be meas
ured in an iron measure.
SECTION -. BE 1t enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That chapter one hunered
and ninety-three OF the acts passed al the Janu-
airy session, eighteen hundred and seYenty-two,
be and the same is hereby, repealed and the fol-
lowing enacted in lieu thereof;
Sec. /. Al oysters in the shell disposed Of In
the City Of Baltimore. or in the port Of Crisfeld
or at any oyster packing establishment In this
State, shall he measured in an iron circular tub
Of any capacity from one-half bushel TO three
bushels, as may be agreed upon between the
buyer and seller, said measure shall contain 10
quantity for each busht thereof according 10 the
following dimensions, that Is TO say sixteen
and one-half inches across from inside 10 inside
at the bottom; eighteen inches across fiom in
side to inside at the top, and twenty lone inches
diagonal from the inside chime 10 the top, and
the same shall be even or struck measure; all
oysters in the shell sold In the City OF Baltimore
shall be measured by a licensed measurer ANY
person may obtain license therefor from the
Clerk Of the Court OF Common peas BY paying
therefor ten dollars, and taking an oath before
said Clerk for the faithful performance Of his
duty said license shall hold good for one year.
measurer shall receive for his services one-half
cent, per bushel, 10 be paid equally by the buyer
and seller Any person or pcrtons violating the
provisions Of this act shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor, and on conviction shall oe fined
not leSs than twenty nor more than fifty dollars
fer each offence, and imprisoned until the fine
and costs are paid.
Sec. The measure provided for in section
one Of this act shall be inspected and stamped by
the proper Office in the City of Baltimore, and Il
shall be unlawful TO use any other measure. Any
person violating this section shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be end not more than fifty dollars for each
offence, and imprisoned until fine and costs are
paid; provided, however, that nothing in this
act shall be construed to apply 10 Oysters ship
ped in the barrel on any steamboat, which are 10
be sold In the barrel.
Sec -. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take efiee, from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the sforegoing Is a
true and perfect copy Of an Act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, ut the jan
uary session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary of Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of House of Delegates.
Approved, April Sd, 1874.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
La,cs--- General.

instead issue TO the said Board Of Public Works
Of the State, the said bonds or certificates Of
debt at not less than their par value.
Sec. 2. And be ii enacted, That special tax
OF one fourth Of one cent be, and the same is
hereby, laid on every hundred dollars worth of
taxable property Of this State, 10 meet the in-
ierest aud create n sinking fund for the redemp-
lion OF the bonds or certificates Of debt herein
directed TO be issued; aud the said tax shall be
annually levied, collected and paid over 10 the
State Treasurer until the debt created by this
act shall have been paid and separate aud dis
tinct account shall be kept thereof; and the pro-
ceeds thereof are hereby pledged to the payment
Of the principal and interest of the said bonds or
certificates Of debt, and for that purpose so much
thereof as may be necessary, shall fist be ap-
plitd to the payment of The interest on the boEds
or certificates Of debt hereby created, and the
balance invested by the Treasurer In the bonds
hereby authorized TO be issued, or other bonds
Of the Stale.
See. 3. Aud be il enacted, That the Board of
Public Works cfthe State be, and they are here
by, authorized and directed to pdrchase snia-
bic lot or parcel OF land, tor the purposes Of this
aci provided, however, they shall not pay for
the same or any part thereof until they shall be
satiPhed as to the title to the same, that Il Is
good and ;he owner or owners thereof shall
have conveyed all his, her or their interest in
the same. both at law and In equity. TO the State
Of Maryland, by n good and sufficient deed or
deeds, in fee-simple, absolute. to be approved by
said Board Of Public Works Of the State.
Sec. 4. And be II enacted, That after the pur-
chase Of said lot or parcel Of land by tho said
Board Of Public Works of the State, as au-
thorized in the third section Of this act they are
hereby authorized and directed TO erect or cause
to be erected, such buildings as in their judg-
menl may be necessary for the PURPOSES of this
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
[CHArrra 2s6
MAR YLAHD INSTITUTYOS.


AN ACT
Supplementary 10 act entitled an act 10 neor-
porate the Mary land Institution for the instruc-
tion OF the blind, passed May the nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and ffty-three.
Section |. Be 1t enacted by the General AS
sembly Of Maryland, That the Directors Of the
Maryi Institution for III, instruction Of the
blind, be and they are hereby authorized and
empowered, TO apply such portion Of their endow-
ment fund, and annual income, as they may deem
expedlent to establish workshops, aud TO open a
store for the sale Of articles manufactured by the
blind, and 10 extend the benefits Of such work
shops and store, to the adult blind OF .bis State
not resident in the institution, on such terms,
and under such regulations as they may pre-
scribe.
Sec. 2. And be II enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that The aforegoing is true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Gem
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the January
Session, 1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April II, 1874.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
[cnAFTEH 4ii.I
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Approved, April II, 1874.
AN ACT

AN AIT
To repeal section one of article twenty-eight, Of
the Code of Public General Laws, title
"county Commissioner, and to re-enact the
same with amendments.
Section /. Be il enacted by the Genaral As
sembly Of Maryland, That section one, article
twenty-eight, Of the Code Of Public General
Laws, title County Commissioners" he and the
same is hereby, repealed and re-anarted so as to
read as follows:
Sec. !. The County Commissioners Of each
county In this State, are declared to be a corpo-
ration, and shall have full power TO appoint
judges of election, road supervisors. collectors Of
taxes, trustees OF the poor, clerk TO their board
and all other officers, agents and servants re.
quired for county purposes, not otherwise pro-
vded for by law or by the Constitution, and
they shall have charge Of and control over the
property owned by the county, and over county
roads and bridges, and may whenever In their
opinion the public interest require or will be
thereby advance, commit the whole matter OF
grading aud constructing public roads, and the
repairs thereof, and the construction aud repairs
6f public bridges, TO the charge Of competent
and seienti6cal educated civil engineers, who
shall direct and manage all such public works
under the immediate control OF said County Com
s.''e'sSs','sf ahu hhO nHHtt uOlu ONCE lOr hucn
time, with such salary, under such bond and
subject TO such regulations as may be directed by
the said County Commissioners from time 10
time, and calculated to secure competent Off
GERS, and faithful discharge Of duty; and the
County Commissioners Of each county, shall slso
have power to locate, alter or change the places
OF holding elections In the different election dis
'ricts, or townships OF their respective counties,
rs may afford the best opportunity for full and
TAR expression OF popular will.
Sec. 2. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
we hereby certify, that the aforegoing Is a true
and perfect copy of an act passed the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the january
session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASsAwAY,
Secretary Of Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved, April iith, 1874.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
Lars General.

for the purpose of fishing or shall catch in said
pond or ponds, and take ihereirom any fish, shall
be guilty Of trespass, and, in addition thereto,
shall be liable to penalty Of ive dollars for the
first fish, ten dollars for the second, and twenty
dollars for the third and each subsequent offence;
provided that this act shall not prevent the owner
Of such pond or ponds, or any one by his author
ty, from catching or taking fish lherefrom.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That any person or
company engaged in the increase of brook trout
by artificial process, known as fish culture, ma,
take from his or their pond or ponds ir any way,
and cause to be transported, aud may sell any
brook trout and the spawn Of brook trout al any
time, and common carriers may transport them,
and dealers NAV II them, on condition that the
packages theteof so transported, are accom-
panied by certificate from Justice Of the peace,
certifying that such trout are sent by the owner
or owners, or agents Of parties engaged In fish
culture; and such person or company may take,
in any way and at any time. upon the premises
Of any person, under permission Of the owners
thereof brook trout TO be kept and used for arti6
cial propagation only, and for 10 other purpose
Sec. G. And be il enacted, That violation Of
any Of the provisions Of this act contained may
be prosecuted by any citizen Of the county iu
which said violation shall take place, before any
justice Of the peace, or circuit court for said
county, the informer to be q competent witness |;
funds paid as penalties shall be equally divided
between The informer and the Public School Com
missioners Of the county, for the benefi, Of the
public schools in the district vh,re the offence is
committed
We hereby certify that the aSoregoing is true
aud perfect copy Of an act passed the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, at the January
session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD, !.
Chi Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved, April II, 1874.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
lcHArrra 4so.l
STATE NORMAL scH0OL.
Approved, April llth. 1874.


To provide for the purchase Of suitable grounds
and the erection Of suitable buildings thereon
for the STATE Normal School.
WHEREAS, A State Normal School for the more
proper and efficient instruction Of persons in tbe
art Of teaching, has been authorized aud estab-
lishsd by the laws Of this State, and whereas the
buildings now rented and occupied by said lnsti-
tuition, are entirely nnsuited and inadequate for
the proposes thereof, aud whereas II Is ndispeps-
able to the proper efficiency Of our public school
system that such an institution for the education
Of teachers should be suitably provided for in our
State, therefore
Section ]. BE il enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That for the purpose Of
meeting and defraying the expenses Of purchas-
ing suitable buildings for the use of the State
Normal School, fund Is hereby created 10 be
called the Estate Normal School Loan.n and
tbs Treasurer OF the State Ia hereby authorized
ahd directed, TO issue bonds or certificates ofdebt
to an amount not exceeding one hundred thou
sand dollars; TO be countersigned BY the Comp
roiier In the name, and on behalf OF the State Of
Maryiand and shall bear interest at the rate Of
SIX per centuh per annum, payable semi-nnnu-
ally on the first days Of July and January. In
each year, and redeemable In not less than ten
nor more than fifteen years at the pleasure Of
the State, and which said bonds or certificates Of
debt shall be sold for not less than their par
value, and the proceeds passed 10 the credit Of
the said Estate Normal School Loan and the
same are hereby appropriated for the purpose Of
paying All liabilities incurred in the purchasing
OF suitable grounds, and the Eurchase. erection
and furnishing OF the buildings necessary for the
purposes OF the said Normal School, and the
Treasurer Of the State is hereby directed 10 pay
TO the Board OF Public Works OF the State. on
the warrant Of the Comptroller, the proceeds Of
the loan Aforesaid, at such time aad in such
amounts, as may BY them be deemed necessary
for the purposes Of this act or the Treasurer may
The Democratic advocate., 1874-06-27
Approved April II. 1874.
lcHArrER ASST
PROTECTION OF FISH IN THE STATE
or MAR YLAND.
ICHAPrER 25s.l

AN ACT
For the protection and preservation Of fish, and
TO encourage the breeding and culture Of fish
in the waters Of the State Of Maryland.
Section ]. BE II enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland. That from and after the
passage Of this act il shall not be lawful for apy
person to take, catch or kill any speekled brook
trout or any speckled river trout, save oLly with
a hook and line, or to have any such trout in his
or her possession, except during the months of
April, May, June, July, and the first fifteen days
In the month OF August, under peaalty Of Eve
dollars for each trout so caught CT had in his or
her possession but this section shall not prevent
any person or corporation from catching trout
in any manner or at any time, ia waters owned
by them, or upon their premises to stock other
waters.
Sec. 2. And be II enacted, That it shall not
be lawful for any person within the State of
Mary land to take or catch any brook trout il any
time, in any of the waters Of the State, by means
OF any fish basket, seine or seines. net or nets,
trap or traps, under penalty Of Eve dollars for
each aud every fish so iaker.
Sec. 3. And be 1t enacted, That no person
shall place In any fresh water stream, lake or
pond, without the consent OF the owner, or in the
waters and estuaries with the rivers debouching
into them, any lime or other deleterious SUBJ
stance, with the intent thereby 10 poison or catch
ish under penalty Of one hundred dollars.
Sec. 4. And be IL enacted, That whenever any
person who owns, controls, or erects an artificial
pond upon his own land, or land OF which he Is
Ia legal possession, and shall put therein any fish
or the eggs or spawn Of fish, for the purpose Of
breeding and cutivating fish, and shall give notice
thereof, either Ia one OF more newspapers Of the
county, or BY written or printed handbllls put
up n public places near eaid pond anv nerson
who shall thereafter enter upon such premises