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X N. cox Auotioneer, 6ss C streetn.w.
WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER SETS.
INV AND SEUOND-HAND NJ t TABLES,
SHAIkS, ROnKERS, FEATHER REDS. MAT
THESES. PILLOWS, COOK AND OTHER
STOVES, CROUkERY. &C. ALSO, THE FUR
EIIuRE OF PARTY DECLINING HOUSE
Il On THURSDAY. September 10th, at 10
" O'Clock "a. m, l will sell the above goods at
~ StOreroom 639 street
~ sepH It r. N. COX, Auct.
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LOB POTOMAC RIVER LAspISes,

% Inc wit aud fs-orite Iron Steamer
fILoT BOZ, W. II. Byles, CAPTAIN
having beoL thoroughly OveFhauled and RENTED
Ill Tss1inS her trips fer Potomac river Landings
TUESDAY, March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fttzbushs wharf
loot OF 9th street. at O'Clock m Beturninr, viii
evening.
Freight received daily.
81 hreiGhts must be prepaid.
febH N. ID. FITzgUGH, hEsn
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
sTREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 4IH AND
5IH STREETS.
Ii tober /, A. ID. 1885, and duly rec 1rded in Ltber
No 80 folio Isl, &c, of the land records tor the
District OF Columbia, will SELL at public auction
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Sep%ember
real estate, situate in the city of Washington Dis
tIct OF Columbis-Part of lot s, in square SIS, be-
ginning for same on the south line of north street
at point ITO feet s. 10 Of inch west of 4th street
west and running west 70 feet l6 Of inch along
street, thence south parallel with 4th street LOO
feet more less to 10 foot alley thence east along
said alley TO point at which line from the place
OF beginning and drawn parallel with Attn street
would intersect said alley, thence north to the place
OF beginning; together with the Improvements, con
sistiDg Of two story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: $500 in cash. and the balance in II
months, with interest at per cent. Conyevancing
at purchaser cost. A de pOsit Of $50 will be re.
quired when the property is sold.
GEORGE h. MILBURN. Tru.tee.
sepl4-d EDWIN. SWEET, Auct.
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ITHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY. September , 1875, same
hour and place. GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
sells eo&ds Criticl j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES
MN. T.. WALL 4 CO, Auctloneers
w $50 Louisiana aveDu~.
between 9Th and Il-h sfrea-s

between 9Th and Iosh streets
SENkN OCTAVE PIANO, McPHAIL; ONN
CHICkERiNG PIANO; WALNUT CHAMBER
SSooiIpaSSs PAkLoR SUITES; BCREAgs; SIDE
BoAhDs; bOOkCASES; ENTENSIoN TABLe
1ESks; CHAIRS; TABLES. OILCL0THS;
SAkPkTs; HAIR AND sHUUK MATTRESS
On THURSDAY MORNING, September
H7v IS, ISIS, cosmeneiqg at 10 Oiel0ok, we win
~ w sell, At our salesrooms, No. $50 Lou
Isisna avenue, = nne coll, ction OF Furniture, &c
We name in part
nearly new; cost $3.50
Walnut Chamber Suites, with bureaus and dressing
Cases
Psrlor Suites in reps, ferries aud haircloth
alnut and Painted Sideboaris
Walnut Bedsteafs, Bureaus aud washsta,ds
Decks, Chairs, Tables. &C.
Extension Tables, Tucker Springs.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Carpets 0ilcloths, &c
Second hand Furniture and CARPETS.
One elegant China DIM eT Set aud Vases
Terms cash.
Ii W. L. WALL co. Aucts
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account OF the rain, until TUESDAY, August 3Ist,
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
augio eo6ds Critic. J T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ IH ROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORI'
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK

ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGIIyD
STATES.
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Ins eQc1 pmeEt on this line Is new and of the mos
cseganl aud IN proved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT S25 A. n Is PULL
hhh PAELOR CAR TRAIN EXULUsIVELY
NIGHT TRAINS.
on sno siter SEPTEMBER 18Th 1873, trains BY this
nEeNln leave Depot OF Baltimore Potomac
balroso, cgruer Of 9th and b streets, a. follows.
1.&s o. %. EIpress for Phfadelphfa, New York,
-. and points East daily, except Sunday.
s.sS q N. Limited Express-Pullman Car Train
ioI Philadelphia New York and points East
daily, except Sunday.
HIS p m. Express for Pbiladelphis and New York
daily, except Sunday.
&:sO p u. Express FOR Philsdelphis snd way points
daily.
SOS ,. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York
and points Hast daily,
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS on all Day Traias
RI LLhAS PALAOk SLEEPING CABS on
Blight TT SiLs.
Tickets and information can Be procured Of the T.
ces of the company.
Baggag- cali for and checked st hotels and prt.
vate residences orders len 1T the Ofces Of the
vsnia avenue. and on northeast corner Of PennsyI-
ysnia svenBe and 9Th street.
Depot RALT{A0RE AND PUTOMAO RAIL
ID. N Bud, JR.,
General Passenger gent, PhilafeIphis Pa
GEOkGE q. WILKINS,
reol Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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1 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September 14th, 1873, same hour and
place. GEORGE MASON Trustee
sell eo6ds [Critic. ]. T COLDWELL, Salesman
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

s.ys AWAY on hand large and assorted ssoos
Of AnTHkACITH and BITOMIHOUS GOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, o
saved and split all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands of Imporfad
and Domestic CEMENTe and CALCINED fLAS-
ILES, and handling yearly many millions Of Bah.
6OB LATHS, an In condition 10 I'LL orders Of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity q
tttion
Central 0mce-693 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Branch Yard-lst ST. bet. b and q sts :, southeoa1
Wharf-Toot Of d street southeast.
octn-1y WM. GUIHAHD.
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T. J. SWEET,
IL. Heal Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 311 9TH street, opposite J. S. Post Office

IL. Heal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
NO. OIL eth street, opposite Y. S. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT Dwell
LING ON THE EAST SIDE OF IRA STREET,
S9i no BETWEEN AND G STREETS
n BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated May LIST
u A. D. lS74, duly recorded in liber No Isl folio
As one of the land records for the District of CO.
lumbia, and AZ the request Of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction In front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, August ~. 1875, at 3 o
O'Clock m, the following described real estate,
eltste IN the city of Washington, ID. O., to wit -
All thaI SeTtalH piece or parcel of ground being
known and described upon the land records Of said
city as Lot uuplbered eight, in Church and Her
ron subdiV fsiOn Of Square numbered four hundred
ano sixty seven, ti67 } together with the improve
Terms 0ne-third of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in one and two years, with interest
at ten per cent. per annum, secured by deed of
trust on the property sold all cash. the option
OF the purchaser posit Of loo will be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale. and all convey.
anCing at the Expense of the purchaser. Terms 70
be complied with in seven days.
BRAINARD II. WARNER r-..
THOMAS i. GhRDNER, trustees
aug2l-eO&ds E.J.SWEEr, Auctioneer.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
"EDNESsbD.Ar,s sept. 1, lM5, same hour and place.
THOMAS L. GARDNER, { trustees
a1gA eo&ds X. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
BxTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until thursday, September 10th, ISIS,
BRhINARD H. WARMER
THOMAS GARDNER, trustees
sep9 eo6ds 4. J. SWEET. Auct
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COAL AND WOOD.
NOAL! COAL!! WOOD! WOOD

GOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD
CHEAP! CHEAP FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
ArrI ing daily, cargOes Of the best varieties Of all
klsds of COAL and WOOD,
Now Is the time to buy
II you would save money get good article and jKSt
trstsht, 10 pounds TO the ton, call on the under
signed before you buy.
Having two of the largest Wharves In the District,
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery OF Coal direct from vessels to the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
mentz. visit t. our Wharye s and Depot will con.
vince one at glace Of our unsurpassed sdvantsges
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as Q to ;
Der cord.
sirgls trial ia all that is necessary 10 convince
the public of the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot at Johnson's Wharyes, foot
OF l2th and 18th streets.
necs. 1909 street northwest.
SlIIl 9th streat arp25- Ao
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WASH. ID WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID s,reets
Successor TO Green h Williams
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place. GEORGE MASON Trnstee
augy-eodcs lCr1tic.I J. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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~ II. WAKNEK,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N w ,

- II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. W.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF 7IH STREET, BETWEEN AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated January
18th, A. ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 735,
folio 26s, one OF the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction, in
front of the premises, SATURDAY, September
18th, 1875, at 5h O'Clock p. m, the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in the CITY of Washing
ton, ID. c., to wit All that certain piece and parcel
Of land and premises known and described as lots
numbered twenty GOD, twenty one (2ll, twenty two
22D, twenty three 23), twenty four 24I, and TWEEN
ty-fye (25I, in John Van Rswick's subd vision of
square numbered four hundred and seventy one
(47lD
Terms: One-third in cash. and the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months, secured by a deed
Of trust the property sold deposit of 100 will
be required at time Of sale, and all conveyancing
at purchaser 5 cost.
aue3leo&ds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucttoner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 7th SIS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJ0INIaG TIE CAPITOL

- BY virtue Of a deed of trust to me, duly re-
corded in Liber No. GO, folio 10, of the land
records of Washington county, D. O., will
sell on the premises on TUESDAY, the 1 9th dsy of
august, 1873, at O'Clock p m, the following pro
perry, or 50 much thereof may be necessary TO
satisfy said trust, to wit: Lots numbered sixteen
tloD, seventeen ~ and eighteen isl, and the east
Of lot numbered fifteen tls), in square number ed
SIX hundred and thirty five 1851, as the same are
OF Washington city, d; o.. The above desert bed
property fronts on the Capitol grounds and Della
ware avenue, and is rapidly improving in value
Terms: One third cash; balance in and Il
months, with interest at 10 per cent. from day of
sale, and secured by deed of on the pro perty
Sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser If
the terms of sale not piled with in We DAYS
the trustee reserves the right rese the pro perry
alter ten days notice in some one of the papers
published in Washington city, D. O., at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser $50 deposit
on each lot will be required on the day OF sale.
jy23 eo&ds [Critic.l j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTFRNuO,
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE N,

" DUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctionee-,,
Il Real Estate and insurance Agents.
lie Droit Building, corner sth and y sta northwest
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T. J. SWEET,
IA. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 511 7th street, opposite q. s. Post Once.
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RAhTlmORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT cORSKR 9TH AND STREETS NV.
Amer Mgncsy, September 18th, ISIS, trains viii
TRAlNS LEAVE FOk BALTImOKs
500 u, Llmiie,l Express, daily for the West;
CallJ eNCep Sunday for The North
54ss. u, EIPress for Phllsdslpn1s and New
l0rk daily except Sunday.
e-4O O. n Accommodation to Baltimore, daily.
s:23 . N, limited EXprsss for ssu IOrk dsily
lI:ss g. m asst Line W eft and SOrth daily sucev,
lis p. N. EIpre-s for Philadelphia. and New
1 .Ik snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily ex
$40 . N, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
$50 .. N, for Philadelphia, daily
600 D N. Cincinnati M press, daily for the West
C-iiN -Ncvpt Saturday for the North.
Sos ,. IL, daily, New York Might Express
rnAlNS 4RRIVE Al WASHINGTON
e:lJ g. d, he~ YORK Ex press, daily.
e:3s .. N, AcclmmOdatleD, daily except sundAy,
s:S3 g. II, y asst Line, daily.
s:ts .. N, Baltimore and PhiladelJha III pres
<:o3 ,. m, united xIprss. from New York, dan,
s:23 p N, day Express, daily except Sunday.
300 .. n. Accommodation, daily except Sund
Flo .. IN, daily from Baltimore and the West
Trains leaving NashIngIOn 81 7;4s q. u and s Il
N: dsi1 except sn1dsy, connect ss Bowie with
Trains leaving Washington ut s. o. .. m and $50 D
n connect 81 Odenton with trains fsr Annapolis.
Trains arriving II " Washington at IS IN. and 60
Rnas ''nn''' al E0"i' with trains from PODs Greer
Passengers i.svins their orders q, Ticket once,
eyenUe, nCTL~vst corner 5ts street aud PennsyIys-
nls ave nCel cau have their baggage called for and
cneeESd Al hGteis snd residences TO al points North
and " est. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colun-
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Louis, New Or
.ssns' SnleaS9' Cmshs San Francisco and ell points
SkO. o. WILKINS, Superintendent.
49, Baltimore. Nd.
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1919 Pennsylvania ROUTs 1878
EoBTBwEsr, so tG Hh Asp SOUTHWEST
TTaias leave IS follows: H.
NAshinzto4-----. 600 9. m Baltimore e9s n
II 5 5:sss@. - II:IIsa@.
TIE GREAT DOtBLE TRACK RJUTE,
zitn elessnt scenery, Palace State room Day and
Two hqndrel miles saved 70 W sstsrn and Central
-. YAkE CONSTRUCTIONS
EOkTH without change ~
Ilekets - TINS route be proecTec tins onices
sorneI 81 5sh street and Pennsyly snis avenue asd
eorner Of Oh street and Pennsylvania avenue uatef
nsuonal Hotel, where reliable Information viii BE-
Passengers procuring tickets at thee or1oos @,
aceou.m9daSions In Palace Oars Tor Chicago,
r. Pi BOYD, Jr-, General Pss,snser Agent,
A LK3AhDRIA AND WASHINGTON h. b.
ALEXANDRIA = IREDEBIUKsBUBa n. r..
Local 1 ,taiT. is OF lND slxIa sTsEsIs.
.Sd ani ;. n d.s, ii s.s.l sia. ALI MD
. Local Train. leave AI.I.ndria 8 fOI,Ovr-o,1a
To- III g n; I, 1865 and m: The s,
daily, al other train, daily EXCEPT s1nds1 Anofis
ana .: sia. .i rom Tn: sasasfi.,,
81. =; .na In; connscs vih T.ia. on w FSsS
tayes washington 81 D. m daily en- oe pt So pdsy
Through tickets 70 ali points South and Soufn1.si
Dor sale At 0nee. corner 18th street and Pennsyissnis
me- = her ss..snSs can leave order. for basssSs
s...Ipei s =; BOYD, JI,
GEO o. WILKINS, General SUIT.
~ Baltimore, No.
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
. . At the old stand of Batimer Cleary,
southwest corner PeDnsy ly snia aud Ilth 81
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit Building, corner Sth and II SITS nor, invest
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COAL: COAL. COAL.
WOOD! WOOD.
am now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL
Lee" "Wnk.sbarre' ana Locust Mountain"
hite Ash; "Lorberry' Bed Ash, and "Lykens
Valley To persons who wish 10 take advantage Of
the low prices orders will be received this month at
yery small advance pom the original cost for casa
i am also Offering at low figures prime Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired Orders through mail promptly filled
Yard and Office, corner 5th and Is streets south
west; Branch Yard and Once, A street, between I'd
and Sd northeast.
Jy2S- 3m' W. III. NARROW.
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u II. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and II streets r. w
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1'THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 81, 1875, same hour
and place.
seol3-eO&ds J. I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-18
JOB PRINTING!:

JOB PRINTING:
Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bll-Heads. Letter
ueads. Circulars, Labels, Cards, Program
mes, etc, printed in every style, with neat
ness and dispatch.
wCnrrency taken AT PAR when pay
snents are made in advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-18
His Feelings.

Lately, as frisky cOlored youth
was walking up Clay street, he
was accosted by colored acquain-
tance WHO remarked:
"Well, Brutus, dey say you is
in lOve?"
II il, Uncle Abraham. 1 don't
deny de alleged allegation.
land how does you feel, Bru-
tus?"
"You have stuffed your elbow
agin post or sumthin else afOre
now, hasn't you, Uuucle Abra'.
am?'
Il reckon"
"And you remember de feeljn'
dat runs up yer arm?"
~ dose"
"WelI, take dat feelin', add a
hundred per ceut., mix wild de
incest hair oil in town, sWeeten
wild honey, and den you kin ma
gine how | feel!"- Vcks6aTg Her.
aid.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-18

CdpdClty 0uOuSu w ChS"6O AA
mining and the foreigners are
being prejudiced against the peo-
pie without any just reason or
foundation whatever. But never
theless there will be a time when
Sonora will be recognized among
the siver producing States, and
capital will surely find its way to
the new lei Dorado"
To get a tolerable view of the
country, 1 started from Guaymas
by stage to Hermosiilo, the prin-
cipal town of Sonora, where 1
found myself amply repaid for
my trip, at the sight of the sur
roundings of Hermosillo. from the
"Cerro de la Campana." Hence ]
started up the Rio de San Miguel
and Sonora, where I was surpris-
ed to find everything under ctil.
tivation along the two rivers, its
rich soil and charming, beautiful
climate, producing almost any
thing desired. The entire district
around there, is full of mines, and
very extensive mining is going
on by German and English COM
panies, all paying heavy divid-
ends. The annual export of sill
yer bullion from Sonora amounts
to about five or six millions of
dollars, which is considerable un-
der the present existing circum-
stances. The mountain formation
those mines are situated in, differs
entirely from those here, belong
ing to the primary and secondary
system of geological views, and
being in connection with Sierra
Madre, the permanency of their
views is and established fact.
The distinction is easily recog-
niZed in comparison to the noun
tain formation here in Arizona,
where only volcanic eruptions are
to be seen. In Sonora, the vol
canic outcropings disappear en-
tirely, because the Sierra Madre,
in connection with the so-called
Sierra de AcOhche and the rest of
the little mountain chains in i'm
mediate communication with the
aforesaid, is sufficient proof to
give its min eral veins more per-
manent durability, than those
existing here.
After all that l had seen, 1 came
to the conclusion that the re-
sources OF Sonora by far SurpaSS
those of Arizona in any shape and
manner. The treatment receiv-
ed was one of consideration and
obliging friendship, although 1
was not able to speak their Ian
guage. The higher class is peo-
pie of politness and refinement.
The lower class friendly and re-
specting their employers. L sim
cerely hope that peace will be
restored again in so beautiful a
country, although the opposi-
ton party has my full sympathy
in their undertaking of human
rights. 1t is time that war, only
demoralizing and corrupting the
country still more than it is and
bringing it daily nearer it's ruin.
should cease its destruction.
S.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-18

1t is said there are more lies told
in the sentence, II am glad to see
yOu," than in any other six words
in the English language,
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-18
LETTER ABOUT SONORA AND
SINALOA.

interesting:
Editor arizona Sentinel: When
I made up my mind about year
ago to leave Yuma for the MeXi-
can country, I was advised by
several acquairtances of mine to
abandon the idea, because the
danger every foreigner is subject
to among the Mexican people
would guarantee me anything but
a pleasant reception. Notwith'
standing, I was determined to run
the risk, and consider it my duty
to give a full report of every
thing I had occasion to witness,
| the way 1 had been treated and
Sonora's actual resources in regard
to its mineral wealth and agricul-
tural facilities in the Land of the
Aztecs.
After a speedy and pleasant trip
on board of a G. s. N. Co.'S steam
er, arrived in due time at the
seaport town of Mazatlan, in the
State of Sinaloa, where I remain
ed only short time, but sufficient
to get acquainted with Mexican
life and customs to a certain eX-,
tent, and to be attracted at the
appearance of the place, which
far surpassed anything [ expected
10 tiud.
The city of Mazatlan, with a
population of 10000 inhabitants, is
situated at the mouth Of the Gulf
Of California, under the Oath de-
gree of latitude. Its immediate
surroundings, although barren, re-
present charming view to the
open sea, as there is no harbOr at
all TO amount anything. The
streets are very Systematically
laid off, the architecture of the
buildings show plainly the adj
vance of progress and industry
and comm ercial business are in
creasing rapidly, so that Mazatlan
at the present day certainly is the
most beautiful and prosperous
town on the Pacific side of the
Mexican territory. The interior
Of Sinaloa aud its inhabitants in
general, | must confess, did not
meet my approba tion very much.
The climate is not very healthy,
and types of bilious fever prevail
in the lower lands of the country.
The lower classes, although peace
full to some extent, are prejadiced
against the foreign element.
Agriculture is carried on quite
extensively in cotton and corn;
but mining is still in its infancy,
because Sinaloa has anything but
enterprising citizens. There is
only one mine, worked to some
extent, by San Francisco compa-
ny, at the so-called town of Rosa
rio, 60 miles distance from Maza:
tlan, and doing very we'll ALI
the rest are Mexican "gambusi-
nos'' who hardly make sufficient
to keep soul and body together.
Not being satisfied with what we
had seen, l returned again to Ma.
zatlan to start for Sonora. On
entering the harbor of Guaymas,
I had occasion to see one Of the
very best harbors l had seen here
tofore, surrounded by high noun
tains, leaving a small opening at
the entrance, and protecting any
vessel with perfect safety. The
town of Guaymas, with about 5000
| inhabitants is exceedingly long
on account of the surrounding
mountains, which prevent its
extension to another direction.
Although it cannot be taken in
comparison with Mazatlan, it
nevertheless represents a very
nice picture. The big commercial
houses are doing splendid bust
ness in the interior and with the
the adjoining State of Chihuahua.
The mineral wealth of Sonora
is only known to certain extent,
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