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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

WE devote a large portion of our editorial space to-day to the speech of the Hon. A. E. Davis of Mohave county. Let all liberal minded men read and ponder this speech, and those not liberal minded too, it will do them good. We know MT. Davis as a sound man, and we have known him as a rising young lawyer. But we confess that this speech has taken us by surprise. It would do hon. or to a member of the United States Senate, and in it we see the rising statesman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

VON last Monday we had the pleasure of visiting our public school in company with His Ex- ceIleney, Gov. Stafford, Dr, J. A. Tonner Dr. Goodwin and Judge H. N. Alexander. AS we have said on former occasions, we were much pleased with this school. The advancement of the pupils in their studies is rapid, under the kind, gentle and skillful care their teachers, Miss Mary E. Post and her brother, MT. Post. The Governor, who every body knows is the father of our excellent school system in Arizona, and who has spent much time and la bOr in bringing it to it's present high standing, was much inter- ested as he always is, in the ex- ercises, and addressed some ex- cellent words of advice and en- couragement to the scholars in both the girls and boys depart ments. He also left money, out of his own. funds, with the teach CTS of each department, to be de- voted as prizes for proficiency in the studies, department etc., of the scholars. We are proud of thio school "'.1 we think the Gov ernor IS, and has 9 right to be, for it IS one Of the fruits Of his in Cessant labor in behalf of free edu- cation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

PETTENGILL's ADVERTISING AGENCY.-We feel it to be plea sant duty to say a word of ap- preciation of this excellent New York house. We don't know them personally, and never saw them. Our intercourse has only been through letters and orders from Ethese far ends of the earth, but it has been pleasant, because we have always found them prompt, reliable and honorable.
 The celebrated house of $. M. Pettengill & Co. is of long stand ing. The Baltimore American says it has been doing business with it for a quarter of a century, and all this time it has been gain ing favor with the best business men of the country. In our short experience as publisher, some houses have treated us very bad ly, but the house of Pettengill & Co. has always treated us fairly and honestly. We therefore take pleasure in recommending them to the world, as altogether relia- ble, and the publisher who is fortunate enough to receive their orders i5 sare to get his pay. Their address is 3f Park Row, New York city.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
Obituary.
I From the San Francisco Chronicle.

From JUG SdD [ TdDClscO C1rOulCI6.
 And so the Sacramento Union is dead. After life's fitful fever it sleeps we'll" It has gone, not to the bosom of Abraham, but to the arms of STANFORD; the same ''forms" that embraced type all bristling with denunciation of the Central Pacific Railroad will now hold in their fond embrace columns of eulogistic praise. The mourners go about the streets of Sacramento, leaning upon each other and drawing spiritual con- sOlation from various sources. The Union has reached a ripe old age; so kind and genial in it's la- ter days that it was beloved by all who did not read it, and es- teemed by all who did not know it. Sacramento was the city of its birth, and we have heard of DO other city cOntending for the honor. It was journal of many virtues, and it became more Virtu- ous as it increased in years. It was a charitable journal; it had that kind of charity that covered multitude of sins-it wrapped itself in it's own mantle. The Union was a great friend to Sacra- mento; it kept down the value of property to a degree that made if easy tO pay the taxes. IL was the friend of the mechanic. and iu- duced the railroad company not to build engines that the labOrer might have leisure IL dlscOur- aged the arrogant display of wealth. by driving rich people out of the city, so that they would i.o. puilu handsome houses within it. It opposed rolling mills and machine shops within the din of whose hammering no one could sleep. It became so feeble in its old age that it could keep nothing on its stomach, it threw up all it's old Republican principles and threw up all it's old friends. The process of throwing up finally be- came chronic and it threw up its circulation and business. A few months since the Union got a very severe blow; it was knocked down on the curbstone by the blow of an auctiOneer's hammer, and al- though it has been blowing ever since, it never fully recovered it's wlnd-except a little fiatulence arising from dyspepsia. It has had softening of the brain and justification of the heart for some time, but the disease never af. fected a vital part till it reach ed the pocket.
 The above excellent obituary we fully indorse, and on this solemn occasion, brethren of the true and independent press, lei us join in singing the following hymn:
 With one accord we praise the Lord,
 To see the curse removed.
 ED. SENTINEL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
WE are sorry to have to an-

nounee that Capt. ". B. Hughes, Quartermaster at Yuma Depot, will leave Us in a few days. He goes to Charleston, $. c. The Captain will leave a host of friends here who will deeply regret his dersa-.SS,.To from among us. He is deservedly popular, because he embodies within himself all those high accomplishments that go to make up the gallant officer and the true gentleman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county at their regular meeting on Monday, the 5th day of April. A. D. 1875, for the board of County Prisoners from the 18th day of May, 1875 to the 18th day of May, 1876; bidders will state in their DrOnOsa's how much per diem for each prisoner lel- NO meals to 5e given per day). payable in County Warrants
 Bids will be received until V o'clock of sad dsy and opened al 2 D. Bidders are invited to be present at he opening The Board reserve the FighJ tp reject any or all bids
 By order of the Board
 JAS '. SPANN,
 Clerk of Board. Yuma, A. T., February 23d. 1875. 27-t6
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. PETITION 10 the Secretary OI War i> ju circulation here, asking for the construction of a military telegraph line from Yuma, via Castle Dome, Ehrenberg, La Paz and the Colorado reservation, to Fort Mohave. Such a line would be of great service to Govern ment and to citizens, and as the lines now working in the Terri tory have given such complete satisfaction to the Government we hope the Hon. Secretary of War will give this petition favorable consideration and order the line built at an early day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

Gov. BOOTH, of California has resigned his Governorship and gone to Washington to assume his duties as United States Sena- tor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

CAPT. POLHAMUs received lot of young Ucalyptus trees by last steamer, which trees he has been kindly distributing among his friends who will plant and take care of them. Mayor Finley re- ceived an India rubber tree.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

LIEUT.. 0. D. PARKHURsT, 5th Cavalry and wife. passed Stanwix Thursday en route from McDOw- ell to Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
JUDGE LINDSEY and Mir. Shear

gave a pleasant dancing party last Tuesday evening. The danc- ing was at the house of MT. Spear and the supper at Judge Lind sey's. The music was good and everything passed off to the com plete enjoyment of the partici- pants.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
T HE SEN TIN FL.
SATURDAY, March 6th.
LOCAL MATTERS.

-O:O:~-
 A petition is in circulation here and is being largely signed, asking the Postmaster General to order daily mail service on the route between San Diego and Messilla. Let everybody sign it..
 LAST Wednesday Fred. Myers and James Bailey left here for Tucson, with their bully train, consisting of four wagons and two carts. all drawn by a team of 14 mules and carrying 26,OOO fbs. of freight. A pretty good load.
 HIS Excellency, Gov. Stafford after making a visit of several days in Yuma, much to the grati- fication of his many friends, de- parted for Tucson last Thursday morning.
 Mrs. J. R. Gregory and son went by the same conveyance.
 THE following named passen- gers, from San Francisco, per steamship Ne,O6es7s, arrived here last Sunday by the steamer Coco pGh, from the mouth of the river:
 Mrs. Cromley,
 Mir Bellows,
 Major Morgan, U. S. A.,
 Dr. W. l.. Hewlands, U. s. A.,
 Lieut. Deems, U. s. A., and number of recruits.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
MARRIED.

In Yuma, March 2d. 1875, by W. H. Tonge, Esq. Justice of the Peace, JOHN J JAoUEs to LAURA E. SKATER, both of Yuma.
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SENT FREE

and postpaid-THE BEVERLY BUDGET S75 per week CASH:to all, ct home pr travelling, Something entirely new, Ad- dress at once, THE BEVERLY Co-, Cnica~ go, ILL yaS''@
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
MARKETS

Flour-per hundred pounds, $4.5O05,5O Corn meal-$l0 Barley-$5 Beef-l24 cts. per DO und. MuttOn-20 Potatoes (Irish) &c., per |"
 (Sweet) 6c. per |" Cabbage-8c. per Onions {Strong) l24c. 1" Eggs-$l per dozen.
 Chickens (yellow legged) 75c.
 (blaek 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- 'trene luxuries. which are plenty and cheap e-a = bs obtained st yarl5us prices, ac~ cordLng to quality and style. Chile COlurHdO-SJlli sharp
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
Marine and Commercial.
AR RRIVED {:

At the mouth of the river Feb. 24-C. S. N. Co.'S steamship Nea0- bern Capt. Metzger, from San Francisco via Mexican ports, with passengers and freight for Yuma.
 At Yuma Feb. 28-C. S. N. Co.'S. steamer Cocopah, Capt. Poole, from mouth of river, with passen- gers and freight per Ne,06ern.
 At Yuma March 4-C. s. N. Co.'S. steamer Gila, Capt. Mellon, with freight per Newbern.
 SAILED:
 From the mouth ofthe river, for San Francisco, via Mexican ports, Feb. 28.
 c. s. N. Co.'S. steamship Ne,0- bern, Capt Metzger.
 From Yuma March 2-C. s. N. Co.'S. steamer C0copah Capt. Poole, for the mouth of the river.
 From Yuma March 5-C. s. N. Co.'S. steamer Gila, Capt. Mellon, down the river to meet the Coco p0h.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
INFERIOR SHIPMENTS |:

Wm. B. Hooper & Go. have shipped during the week 26,OOO tbs. of Government and citizen freight, to Tucson, by wagon train of Myers & Bailey, and 2,OOO tbs. merchandise, down the river by steamer.
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He will sell as cheap as anybody, and we bespeak for him share of the trade. MT. Levy is young man of good habits and good character and is deserving of pub lie patronage. We wish him suc- cess,
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06
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{ BSOLUTE DIVORCES OR tained from Courts of different States for assertion, hc. No publicity required NO charge until divorce granted. Address
 Fl. HOUSE, Attorney,
 fsI3-Iy. I9A Broadway, NY
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DIRECTORS 1:

DIRECTORS W. W. Dodge. Levi Stevens. Claus Spreckels, James Gamble, Selden s. Wright. Charles Main, w. B. Cummings, W. B Hooper, c. F. MacDermott, G. L. Bradley. James M. Barney, James Phelan, G. w. Kellogg. James Linforth. A. w. Jee, H. s. Crocker. Peter Dean, N. D. Thayer, John H. Wise, F. s. Freeman, c. J. DeeriDg, D. H. Haskell. N. B.-Rstes based upon the character of the risks assumed, uncontrolled by any combination or monopoly. A business corporation managed by business men.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

UTE St"'" v TIE ''"''H fHt'fH'
 the west end of the old Colorado Hotel, On GiIa street. He will soon replsnish his stock and fit
 up his shelves and intends to keep Q general assortment of -.----,.rrtt ], ir,n nnndo4 ir- +h ir ,,,nrl-nt
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

ISAAC LEVY, so long and we'll known in Yuma as one of the at- taches of the steamboat house, has bought the goods and opened
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

cordlng to quality and style.
 Chile CUlursdO-SJili sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

Office at Wm. B. Hooper & Go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

ION last Monday we had the pleasure of visiting our public school in company with His Ex- ceILeneY. Gov. Ssfnrf. Dr. J. X.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-06

Together with 8 general assort- ment adapted to this country. All af which is offered at prices which
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20
PolilIenI nrnw rnLel.

II tho captain Of u Mimls,um
steamboat, overlooking tho sum,
known Ms draw poker, upon which
tho American minister TO tho oourt
OF ~ james has lately published n
lively 0nd entertaining osspy shouId
be appealed TO by a passenger upon
whom II gambler had lust drawn
four nces from hisslceve, nnd should
reply that he did not want to be
bothered with such things, lhers
might arise u suspicion ~ 0 his III,
ness for his place, II he seemed on
intimate terms with the gHmber,
and frequently winkcd at him In
the progress of the game, there
might DO u suspicion that he was
not wholly disintercsted The sus.
picion would be likely to grow iG,
upon another plain cheat, no com.
PEELED tho stranger TO give up tho
stakes, But II, Ottor the bets were
made on another deal, tho gambler
should deliberately turn over tho
whole pack and pick ont four accs,
while the captain called IN the deck
hands to stand over the passenger
with clubs while thr gambler raked
down the money, thore would BE- 10
further doubt Of COLLISION.
Tho passengers on another boat
We know ofhavc pretty much made
up their minds that Captain Grant
is not an entirely disinterestod
spectator Of the game between
gambler Kellogg and Louisiana,
and there is beginning to DO some
indignation manifested ut it. But
thore's great wisdom and wonderful
discretion in the American congress.
1t stands between the passengers
and tho captain and says; ON, 'ot
us be calm, gcntlcmcr. There has
undoubtedly beon cheating arou 4
the board, and the gambler has t
the money But lets settle it
poaceably. What we propose is
that you--Iet HIM keep what hos
got and have II new deaf, They
have not got so far yet MS to name
the dealer, That will be probably
left to Captain Grant. And he's
honest. Oh, yes
Our minister to England ought TO
write another essay on draw poker
as played by politicians with state
treasures for stakes.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
TRUSTEES SAL

Notice u llefolS given, that Ia pursuance
~ q deed ollrual executed Ia mp, j, l., Leon
ard, hy II, u, hOu AMI his Wlh Jennie NJ
Scott, ON the i'm dag OF June, lMl, which
deed ~ Trust II recorded la the olllon of the
9 etk oi tho district rnnfl, II Dallas county
state Of Texas, la hook ~ 70 On pRgtR ihi, IN
and lb1, 10 which reivrunpH u hplu made, |
VIII, ~ tie request Of A, fRulkner,One of lhp
benrllplnrirh Ia said deed ~ trust ON hAtur-
day, the bOlh day OF January, a, u, lNi, ~
tho court house d0or IN tho city of Dallas
state Of Texas, pressed W soil W tie highest
bidder Ion cash Ia hand, tile following lands,
lylng in the county Ut phllnh,sinle Of Texts To-
Wit one tract ~ four hundred and seventy
four nnl one'hWi acres, lhe "a, W, Pony
headlight survey" sixteen mites nurlhwusl
Trinity Mil" tract NJ lNnd, Also, y tract NJ
forty Nlnhi und thfOsuuhflUr acres, bNlnH tile
north hlfof WI Wlua nlnuly'tcVen aud
one lmli hcrg survey, honnded on the east hy
A W, ioriyh one hundred ana hAiNs lNV
nnd oncshnlt norUs survey, un tile north hy
Josiah AshluckA survey of one section on
tho west BY A. W. l'ury'H four hundred aud
HOyehi -four ANA cnt,hnli aero hrhlflghl
survey and on the Noulh by lhr south hhll
Of W, II, Vita ninoty'srYrn nud onnshnll
acre survey, Also, twenty acres out ul the
l. slmusnn survey, huundod on the rnht hN
kud ANihluck survey, nnd nuflh w hhlhuou
OtAnld Simpson sulVuV, ON lhetunlh ~ suit
a. w. rcnyH four hundred ANA Heyeui N.iOm
aud nlne.tnhth acres out OF the Mary kono-
dy one hundred ANA hNty nero hrhdriahl
survey, bounded ON the north hy u survey
owned hy tho hOiN OF william ROW, ON the
west hy The balance of the said Mary Kennedy
survey, on the south Dy W, N, WiuhuiuoiN
mere survey, and ON iho east by A. w, Per-
rvs four hundred aud FeVonly'l ur ana one,
half acre survey. Also, iprly'rlRht nnd
clghty.nyc one liundrcdth ncioN out ol the
W, II, Wits ninety ncres survey, oil OF cnst
end ofsnld survey, aud bounded ON the east
hy a, W, porry's tour hundred aud seVoniy
four and onu.lulf acre survey, on the noilli
hy said MARY Kennedy sur ry, on went ~
balance Of said Wltth nln,W acre sur
voy, ana on the ennlhby John Jnck'nuN ouc
bundled acres, together with all aud Slngu.
lar the rights, members, touumonlS nnd her.
cditGmciit 10 the same In any manner ho.
longing or Oppcrtnln,nN
The titles to said lands are believed TO bu
perfect, but convey only ~ Lusltn.
j. l.. LEONARD, Trustee.
aSldlun7,ll,2l
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What The Southern Press nay Of ,he
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Meunsller lhe lglhune u very valuable
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me neW YORK Ilihun", w III faithful and
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ar
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Wild sensallQns,-l Raleigh, IN 60 Agrlcul,
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fully the high popularity which lac ho-
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| lNu1 Index
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