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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11

Correspondence Of Rutland Globe ]
FlPrH Avenue HorsL,

NV YoRR CIrY. Nov. 8 1875
Editor Rutland Gobe As cold
bleak. biting winter, with all its ds
comforts, forcing us into steam heated
apartments is closing in noon us for
from all sections up your way. and
down east, the news ,mes. snow has
fallen, and soon old Jack Frost. in all
his glory, will proclaim himself king
throughout the Green Noun tain State
Reader, just reflect. that while all it,
Vermont Is buried in snow. frozen up
blocked with ice an cold bleak, bit
ing blast from the north. is penetra
ting every crack and crevice. that to
some is past enduring, just reflect thai
Ia one Of these United states, not fai
away nor across the Atlantic, bat in q
tate Of this Union, with its tropical
cline aud fruits Florida, our own
FLORIDA, with its genial cline, sunny
skies. groves upon groves Of the gold
en-, luscious, sweet oranges, its nubl.
I, Johns river, with its Jacksonville
Mandarin, the residence Of Mrs
/ Beecher stowe. Hibernia, Magnolia
Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine
Palatka and on down to Enterprise
Mellonyllle and Indian River country
Is = land Of promise perfect paradise
aud TO which The thousands have al
ready commenced their journey. ful
everything goes 70 show the stream o.
settlers aud visitors 10 Florida this sea
son will be larger than ever known
aud as al evidence we have this dat,
letter from Mr. Campbell Of the IT
James Hotel at Jacksonville. gentle
man Of extreme caution as 70 what b.
I tttis-he writes Already the mum
Der VI sick and settlers are greater
than ever know teic reno one ever
knew the travel TO set ia thus unit
late 10 December aud now, reader
reflect again. aud in whatever section
OF Vermont or New England you read
this, just you reflect, that while you
are shiyeriug with cold aud hugging
around a red hot stove. that one al
your couutrymen. Frank II. Urvis
tfq.. OF Manchester. At his new house
IN PAlAtks, Flor ia. Is basking in al
the luGarics Of a rpring like cline
pluekiug the golden. sweetest oranges
knosn 70 the world and having a nice
time generally IN summer clothes and
straw bat, with The sweetest Of song
sters by day. The widest Of singers
the mocking bird, with cLoruses BY
night Of Pratt. Palatka H,raid base
Jubilee songsters the ocklAwaha ris el
Ailigators This il Florida 10 winter
where now the hotel system hAs under
gone thorough and decided chang
ior The better, because the hotels ar
nearly all owbed By such gentlemen a
Frank H. oryis. Of the Putnam hotel
Palalka. aud ] K. Campt,cll. k<o-, 0
the "a james botel. Jacksonville. Ii
addition 10 this. the steamboat lie o.
The "a Johas will bs ealiyeAed ~ in'
sddiuon u The nsw steamer hAnptOu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11

At. Graham, : aaghel farmer. va
ipund, o. saasniAs svealas, saaaeFiak
sbous 70 - iaaaae csFmaillou, wa >
weaud 10 iAa bsek q 81 aesa. lie
could give ~ sooosut ~ SIN .ess, agd ~
his hat was iaand N the mshway. where
Il runs usder . railroad bfidgr, it wAs Al
tirsi Supposed he trii lhrgagh u, bat l.irr
Developments Show that b was assaulted
with ; elgb
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IOHN b. lOYEY,s EoTAIE-
4 ]. HAIGOOp,o EoTAlE.

state Of rm0n' Manchester district, ~.
In Probate Cont held AZ Manchester within
sud for said District on the 3ttL day Of Oct
a. ID. 1875.
Present, Hon, f.. b Burton Judge.
An instrument, purpsltng ~ be the Last viii
aud Testament OF J. j Ha 10 d, late Of Peru, Ia
snd DISTRICT, deceased Delug presented ~ the
Executor therein named fof Probate Il it
rdered by ssd Courl, that all psrs0, c0ncsrnr
"a therein be notified 10 appear At sessiou
thereof, 20 be- held at the Probate Office 10 Naa-
hester IN said district. on the 2ith dsy 81 Nov.
A. d. 1916, AZ 10 O'clock, 10 the fOitn"Or
sud show cause, il any a. y have. AZ aths1
probate Of raid Will for which puFpos' 'hs
ufther ordered, that this order be y -
three weeks su9nurnyely IN the 'bhshsu
JOuRSAL, newspaper printed al aei.''.'
this siatu, prev ns 20 sad time . @hohestei ~
a tue record, - heHlAh
A true copy u rtenft, NN9'N' h'k""''
Ate !, LuYhLAf ..,,,..,,., 49,.
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a sHft8Fsf - tat stesm.ef Aesssn.
get. rsn * ifsm Victoria orrgun Z
ssn ffsuesssg. has tesB pistei uF
sha ffgaits ibss BE- ssesmrF isaasercd
d ssa au5 al eu l.oar3 lssi hsi hiu.
ssli 4baes ESQ haodfe3 aad tweuiy
Tie ste.aer ay q Waoe iro@ es
YEA = 1sifrsiaa peus Gre uea, th.i
city 80 ~ passengers 80 cFcs Ieii
hsr j. ba.ls SD have bet been beard
ffsm SINCE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11

AntflcAn manufactured epttob cloth
co. 6s8s = nKrtei AID ready sale -
knE and 10 June la.i. - iavoies q
"bFusn cotlons, consisting Il ten
bales. wAs scot 10 faglaud - a. e.
penmeus. aud already The experiment
i bearing eaeelieut fcsalts. During
the last week. .webty DE hundred
baie. Of bruwa eutions. Manufactured
BY the Continental company q Lowell,
~efe sold fyt eHpuft TO Manchester.
EnglAhd ard the ssme day. the com.
paoy received cattle order Tor one
lhoasaui more bales on the same terms
bul declined 10 hll the order Tti
sale aud order. the C,mmsrclaf Rule
ita SAY q formed the pri cipAI topic OF
conversation on the street. caused 4
better feeling 10 all liues u goods. aud
was an element u encouragement 10
cotton holders
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IRON IN TIE BLOOD.
.nUyIAN SYRUP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
YitAlizes aud EHrtches the Blood Tones mp the
sysgem, Builds up tile BrokeH-do~n. Cursr
Dyspepsia Debility, Drup-N, Chli = aud FsyrfH,
UhrOule Diarrhut, Nrfyns Affections, II ais.
Hnmors Diet AZ, = Of the Kidneys ana Bladder.
Female Complaints, &c.
Thousands have been ch inged bY the use OF
bis reuieds from wax, stokly, suffering creA.
tursg, 20 str ing, healthy, happy mea aud wO-
meu aud iuyaIds cannot reasonably hesliats
% give II 4 triat
CAUTION. Bees re- yon aettbe "PERUNlAh
SYRUP tuot psinyal Bark } sold by dealer,
generally
"a page pAmphla containing tfestisV
Iron a. medical sgrht And other Yriasp
pets Testimonials ffpn Distinguish q phv "
elerggmeu add others. viii BE- rTut si'ihu
address. SETH ". P0WLE a sos ~ 70 ~
So owl
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oss r ressi. i Il /, ~ elseaas, ~ll
r. g. psi bsgh parties ca thsif Esosd
bebstiaf. ~ uesihef las cisAs ccerss
4s ths pftsi8eagsaI race acHi yoAr
II vill be eiose pei ssd very w5eh
5sprs5s es shat oecafs bet~cea nos
asa seat summer sni % ths men pet
IA sominAsios Wa good candidate.
aus clear record lhis uiaicf The lie
publicans vill BE pretty sore % Wis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11
ihihh 'Ai AniN DURABLE
ray lily Favorite"
Manufactured BY the
Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
-0T-
HARTFORD, CONN.
ITS NAME INDICATES irs QUALITIES.

1t Became it Is Adap,,d 70 ali the wsuts q
family sewing
IT. Because Il cab be readily eomprehended
BY any Que Wishing 90 zN
81, Becau*s u rnna ~ 80 Iy
tth bessasf Il IL sisA5 ready and never
takes on ''Ais
oh Dsesu.e /. vii 40 soy And u ss~ing
sirh Ices changes sad I, ser TIA EttAel nts
.LAn any other machine
bib becAass it ~ seii-sdlHs'inE
IN. eause Is Il 10 tie "a the very beet fna
tenAis, Aad ia th- most thDr0agk manner, And
ali hsfcr Sear oHt.
II isat~o-threAd machine. makhar az elastic
Lis k-stitoa.
IL nsa = stf CHA short Heedls
u has a snattis s4lh Pstegt rpEtEz fonsion.
lie appef Ishsion Tsqmfas no alsbipulaiiag
70 admit the passsEs 4 Enky o. uA4vsA thread
shsth-r linen, eatbfu or siik.
lt- einag is dsbs upan he under AIDE b
snrHibR . ~ o. iis hinges. snd soii ilg goods is
i'm possbis
De stzHd is soiid and ffm.
Iis table Il hug And 70 suss,
EVER part wDTfs fn.iitssfy, En6 q - notssEl-
seei 80 toe yielding " usssnsln operation "
sprugs.
NJ machine eos,s 70 linB for PES pafis aaa
fspairs,
" saiss. AID All sFtsIss feqalrsS. are far
aished Al ssss prless tses thoss for oihsr ma.
chimes
Tee Gbove ssxipx M1s1ins i a1ss 81 ~ fhis
pApsf pfsuaiam inF vlaus -s&s = PA.
AEeufs Ssutsd ~ syafy 1aan 10 gAls siriHsts
Aaaffhs sBsss ssa st4zA II wAkg Sszeff gga
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11
Their stock is complete and prices low
Look al the Following List


A Pair Of Gloves for 30 c, nts at
urRD 4 wALKERB
good pair OF Gloves for 7Se AZ
hukD a WALKERS
4 pair OF Hnea O oyes Tor ~ Al
HUBD A WALKERS
HitRp h WALKER J.
very nice Kil Glove FIR n JQsta
hUhD a WALKERS
A goo ) Back Glovefar 81 5en
HuRO A. WALKERS.
A good Back Miitdn a. Il 75at
HuHD 4 WALKERS.
A CO heavy Buck Glove for ga
HCRD & WALKERS
go Back Gauntlet fl t2at
bUaD A WALKERS
A nice yalurs Gsultlstt fjr Sat
HUhU A WALKERS
A lev good Horse Blanket. ves, ch a1E
HURD A WALKERS
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The Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11
AER'S CATHAR Tie PILLS,
For all the purposes Of a Family Physic.
CURING

CostivsDess, Jsundiee, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Dys-ntAry Foul stomach pnd Breath,
Erysipeia, Headache, Pliee khrums-
tism Ernptous and -ktn Diseases,
Biheusness, Liver Comp amt.
Dropsy, letter, fum0rs
aud salt kheum,
Worms, Gout Nsu.
rAigia. - Din
ner Pill aud
Purifyi.
ing the
Blood
are the most eongenisl pnrgAtive yet perfected
Their effects ahundantly uho q how much th, y
ex..sl all other Pills. They are safe aud pleAs
Aut 10 take, bat powerful 10. cure They
putge out the foul humnrs the blood; they
stmulAte the sluggish or disordered organ ina
AotiOu; and thew impart health aud tone 10 the
whole being They cure not only til. every day
complaints 1f every bod bat Formidable ami
dangerous diseases. Most skilfui pnysleisls,
most eminent clergy men, aud our best citSenr,
send certificates Of cures performed aud ot great
benefits they have derived from these Pll-.--
They are the safest and best pbyslc for childret
because mild ~ soil as effeotuai. Being sugar
coated they are easy To take, and being puTei,
vegstzble, they are entirely harmless
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER Il co, Lowell, Mass.
Prsrtical and Analytical Che mists.
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300 Single { Double ShawIs,

All goods wa r4utad ~ re resented or money
refunded. Pause seud for samples or goods.
GEO. W. BILLIARD.
87.Merchants' Row. 1855
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-16

Many years ago. when David
Crockett was member of Con-
press, and had returned to his
constituents after his first session,
"nation" of them surrounded
him one day and began to inter-
rogate him about Washington.
"What time do they dine at
Washington, Colonel" asked one:
"Why," said he, common peo'
pie, such as you here, get their
dinners at one o'clock, but the
gentry and big 'uns dine at three.
As for the Representatives, we
dine at four, and the aristocracy
and the Senate, they don't get
their victuls till five"
.sWell, when does the President
fodder?" asked another.
ssOld Hickory" exclaimed the
Col. attempting to appoint time
in accordance with the dignity of
the station-"Old Hickory? well.
he. don't dine till next dayl"
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Foreign and Domestic.
SAN DIEGO.

The "UniOn'' on the Snow Block
ade---The Texas and Pacific
Route in Contrast.
SAN DIEGO, January 14.-The
Union of this morning has the
following editorial: "The second
snow blockade of this month is
now holding the trains of the
Union Pacific Railroad The
government paid a good many
millions of dollars in direct money
subscription to help build that
railroad and the Central Pacific
and the country has not yet got a
Pacific Railroad that can be
operated throughout the year.
The Government is now asked
simply to loan not money but its
credit to aid the completion of a
Pacific Railroad below the snow,
line which can be operated every
day in the year and which will
give competition to the existing
line. The interesting question is
will Congress act in the interests
of the people or of the Union and
Central Pacific Railroad Com
panies ? will it make the present
monopoly perpetual or will it
give the country the Texas and
Pacific Southern line }? The re-
suit is anxiously awaited by sew
eral millions of the American peo-
pie.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special 10 tie g Sentinel. 4"
Territorial Dispatches.
TUCSON.

Proceedings of the Legislatures
Arrival OF Judge Porter and
Party.
TUCSON. January 13.-The first
bill which passed both houses is
an act to change the name of
David Froank to David BALI, and
pertains to Yuma county.
TUCSON, January IA. = Hor.
Judge Porter and party arrived
here last evening.
Proceedings Ofthe Legislature.
TUCSON, Jan. 1.-THE House
bill to compensate G. A. Luke, Late
COMMISSIONS at Vienna, for mo-
ney expended was returned by
the Committee on Claims with a
recommendation that S175 be al
lowed and came up for final pas
sage this morning. The vote
stood six for its passage and II
against. Three or four other bills
passed the House of no particular
Importance. A memorial to Con-
gress was passed in the Council
to-day, asking aid for a railroad
to commence at a point where the
Guaymas road intersects the Ari-
iona line, and running thence by
way of Tucson and Prescott, to a
point on the northern boundary
of the Territory where a conve-
nient connection can be made with
the Utah Southern road.
In the Council, bill No. 10 pre-
sented to-day in relation to the
public school fund, making all mo-
MES collected for school purposes
payable to the County Treasurer,
among the school districts, accord
ing to the ratio of the children,
under the direction of the Boards
of Supervisors, The examination
of teachers shall be by the Board
of Supervisors in open session,
and the chairman Of the Board
is made eX- officio Superintendent
of the public schools.
Council bill No. 10 fixes the
fees of clerks of the district courts
for naturalization papers at Isl
papers 2 dollars and End papers {
dollars. Council bill No. IL pro-
hibits the Sheriff from holding
any Government office or deputy
ship, or any ex-officio Office and
creates the Office of assessor and
collector Of taxes and allows q
compensation of ten dollars pei
day as assessor aud two per cent
Of all monies collected as collector
DR.. Goodwin, U. s. Marshal, il
in town.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Gold and Observation-Disclosures
Wires DOwn.-.Rain.

Gold and Greenbacks---Teleg
Wires Down---Rain.
SAN FRANCISCO, January II
The latest Gold quotation from
New York is 1928. Greenbacks
in San Francisco, weak, at 500
891
The Eastern telegraph wires
s s:.! ssS her. 7 :, ' a'snt ' sss
is still raining. poets are good
for more of it.
The Mining Stock Market--Change
I'm Telegraph superintendent.
SAN FRANCISCO January 10
The mining stock market was a
little soft yesterday, attributed to
the fact that it was collection day.
The market has every ap
pearance of recovering to-day.
General Eckert, the General
Superintendent of the Eastern
Division of the Western Union
Telegraph Company has resigned.
1t is rumored that he is to be gen.
eral Superintendent of the A. &
P. Telegraph Company and theil
President.
The weather to-day is show
ery.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Matter of the Estate
OF

FRANCIS HINTON, Deceased.
In Probate Court, Yuma County, Ter
ritOry of Arizona.
1t appearing to the Judge of said Court
by the petition this day presented and filed
by George Stone, the Administrator of the
Estate of Francis Hinton, deceased, pray
lug for an order of sale Of real estate, that
it is necessary to sell the whole of the real
estate, to pay outstanding debts against the
said deceased, and the debts. expenses and
charges of administration.
1t is therefore ordered, by the Judge of
said Court, that all persons interested IN
the estate of said deceased. appear before
the said Court, on
MONDAY, THE IlTH DAY OF JAN
UARY, A. D. 1875,
At Ten O'Clock A. NJ of said day, at the
Court room of said Probate Court, at the
Court House, in the Town and County of
Yuma, to show cause why an order should
not be made granting the prayer OF said
petition. to sell the whole of the real estate
of the said deceased Aud that copy of
this order be published at least four sue
cessive weeks in the ARIZONA SENTINEL,
newspaper printed and published in said
Town and County.
II. N. ALEXANDER,
Probate Judge.
Dated December 18th, 1874. l9-t4
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WASHINGTON.

The Central Pacific working
Against the Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
WASHINGTON, January 13.-
The agents Of the Central Pacific
Railroad here, are feeling their
way, seeking legislation to des-
troy the competing feature OF the
Texas and Pacific scheme.
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The G. S. N. Co.'S Steamship mon
tana."

We copy the following from the
San Diego Union of Jan. 18th:
The Mohongo. which arrived
Yesterday, reports the Montana
still ashore at Pinchilingi, U. S.
Navy coaling station near La Paz,
with a hole in her bottom. 1t
seems that she ran upon a rock
while entering La Paz harbOr.
She went to her present position
and discharged all her cargo, and
hoped to repair the damage and
proceed on her voyage; but failed,
and was waiting for the steamer
New5ern to assist her. The pro-
liabilities were that the Neo0bern
would have to tow her TO San
Francisco.
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JOHN WATSON, ESQ, of the
arizona Citizen, has sold one half
of that institution to r. G. Brown,
Esq. We wish the new partner
ship success. Mr.. Brown has been
for sometime in the C5tizsn Office,
and had charge of that journal
while it's old editor was on his
late trip to Philadelphia TO attend
meeting of the Centennial Com
misioners. During that time the
Citizen was we'll edited and more
spicy than it ever was before,
though it has always been a good
paper. The firm name is now
WATSON & Brown.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Legislature DenOunees the
Abuse of Federal Power In
Louisiana.
HARRIsBURGH, january 3D.
The Pennsylvania Assembly, by a
vote of 1913 to IS, have passed a
resolution denouncing the abuse
of federal power in Louisiana,
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MARK TS /:

Flour-.per hundred pounds, $4.5O05,5O
Corn meal-$lO ''
Barley-$5 "
Beef-124 cts. per pound.
Mutton-20
Potatoes (Irish) Sc. per
" (Sweet) &c. per
Cabbage-8c per
Onions (Strong) l2ic.
Eggs-$l per dozen.
Chickens yellow legged) 75o.
(black legged soc,
Turtle and other Fish-As you can
catch them.
Geese, ducks, quail rabbits and other
game-At private rates.
Other articles in proportion, except ex--
IRENE luxuries. which are plenty and chea D
and to be obtained at various prices, &C.
cording to quality and style.
Chile Colorado-Still sharp
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MARICOPA WELLS.

Train Loading with Wheat for
Yuma.
MARICOPA WELLS, January IA.
-Cavaness train arrived last night
and are no Y loading wheat here
for Yuma. Will leave about
noon.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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THERE IS ALSO A.
Clock and Watch Maker
ANOTHER
OPPORTU NIFTY

TO INVEST A FEwDOLLAR RS, WITH
POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUS-
ANDS, IS OFFERED BY THE POST
PONEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY, TO THE 9th OF FEBRUARY
NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE
MANAGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO
THE RETURN OF THE MONEY. IF
THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME
OFF AT THE DAY NOW APPOINT
ED.
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NEVADA.

Sharon elected q. 8. Senator.
CARSON. New, January 13.-The
Legislature in joint session to- day,
elected E. William Sharon U. S.
Senator.
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SALT LAKE,,

Heavy SnOyV---Trains Delayed on
the Union Pacific
SALT LAKE, January 13.-Snow
has been falling heavily for the
past few days. All the trains on
the Union Pacific Railroad are
delayed.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


This is very able document,
but go very long that we are una
BILE to give but a brief synopsis OF
its most important points. me
Governor reviews the progress OF
education and shows that the
working of our public school sys-
tenn has been eminently satlsfac-
tory. The subject of compulsory
education receives attention. The
Governor thinks that "the time
has arrived in Arizona when such
measures should be adopted as
will insure the attendance ofevery
child at some school, for at least
three months during each year"
OF the prospect of the early COM
pletion of railroads in Arizona,
the Governor speaks encouraging
ly.
The necessity of enacting a Re-
gistry law is presented in forclble
language, and it is earnestly re-
commended that such a law be
passed at this session. 1t is re-
commended that the office of At
torney General be abolished, and
that the Office of Probate j Judge
be made elective by the people.
In regard to crime, we copy the
Governors remarks entire, as
follows:
1.-The crimes of murder and the
stealing of stock, are Of frequent
occurrence near the Sonora line.
These crimes are generally per-
petrated by Mexican outlaws.
who pass backward and forward
between Sonora and Arizona.
They commit crimes in one coun-
try and flee to the other for safety.
AS our stock Of cattle and horses
increases, these depredations be-
come more prevalent, and they
are fast becoming the most seri-
Gus and veXatious subjects we
have to deal with. The State OF
Sonora appears to be powerless to
prevent these depredatiOns or to
punish the depredators, and after
they pass the Arizona line, we
have no right to pursue and ar
rest them. | have used the small
appropriation for rewards to the
best advantage, and have there
by succeeded in bringing several
murderers to punishment. / com
mend the subject to your careful
consideration"
In regard to Artesian Wells,
the Governor earnestly recon-;
mends that a reward of $5,000.00
be given for the first flowing wa
ter obtained by means of an Ar
tesian we'll within the Territory.
Other important matters are re-
ferred to and ably treated such
as Telegraphs, Indians, Mining,
Agriculture and Grazing, Grand
Juries, Territorial Finances, ETC.,
etc. Although the message is
long, there are no waste words ; il
is comprehensively and ably writ
ten, and we feel sure that the
recommendations Ex-Governor SAT-
ford will receive the earnest at
tention of the Legislature.
| Governor Stafford enjoys in ar
eminent degree the respect and
confidence Of the people of Ari
zona Ever since we had the
good fortune TO secure this excel
lent, active and energetic gentle
man for our Governor, he has de
voted all his powers of mind and
body to promote the welfare and
prosperity of the Territory and it,
people.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-16

A young lieutenant stationed at
Fort Leavenworth, levanted with
the wife of brother officer who
is out fighting the reds.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-01-16

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBJ
n tanned from Courts of different States
for desertion, &c. No publicity required
No charge until divorce granted. Address,
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
jel3-ly. 1874 Broadway. n,