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WASHINGTON.
Change in the Programme of the
Texas and Pacific Railway.

Change in the Programme of the
Texas and Pacific Railway.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-It is
rumored here that the managers
of the Texas and Pacific Railway
enterprise contemplated change of
programme before the meeting of
the next COngi ess. The pro-
gramme will consist of the with
drawal Of Colonel Tom Scott and
his associates from the company,
and the election of Southern De-
mocrats in their place. Colonel
Scott is said to approve of this
programme, and he will be reim-
bursed for all his expenses. The
managers of the enterprise are con-
fident that the change of the pro:
gramme will insure the success
of the bill to aid the construction
of the road at the next session.
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Diego, is q scheme possessing such
merit as must commend it to the
favor of the Union Pacific people.
The extension would give that
company a direct line from Ogden
to the bay of San Diego and a road
one hundred miles shorter
than to San Francisco. Of this
line there is already built from
Ogden to Salt Lake 80 miles, and
from Salt Lake to Provo, 48 miles.
From Provo to San Diego the dis
lance Isles than $50 miles, through
a favorable country.
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steal and do anything else that is
wicked and abominable. And
where is the remedy for all this ?
Parents, and all who have the
care and training of youth, the
remedy is with you. 1t is in
YOUR hands. Remember that you
are responsible to God and your
country for the moral training,
YOU give to the children COM
mitted to your care. Remember
that you are passing away and
these children will take your
places, and to them will be COM
mitted, either for veal or woe, all
the mighty, interests of this great
nation, social moral and political.
Train them up to cherish the
principles of truth, Justice, honesty
and mercy, and to abhor false
hood and dishonesty in any form,
and when you are called to cross
the silent river, you will receive
the summons without a trouble
or fear "like him who wraps
the drapery of his couch about
him and lies down to pleasant
slumbers." $50 mote it be.
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Proposals for Army Supplies.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF
SUBSISTENCE,
.PREsCoTT, ARIZONA, March Is, 1875. }
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLI-
CATE, will be received until l2 M, Sat
urday, May LIST, 1875, for furnishing all the
Flour. Beans, Corn Meal, and Hominy re-
CURED at the following named p''sts during
the year, commencing July ], 1875, and
ending June 80, 1876, or such less time as
| the Commissary-G General of Subsistence
may direct, The following amounts are
| approximate. The contractor will be re.
quired to furnish all required, whether
more or less.
Camp Apache-IOO, 900 lbs F lour-l0.-
600 Beans
Camp Bowie-2O, 900 lbs. Flour-2, 600
Camp Grant-I2O,OOO lbs. Flour-12,-
600 Beans.
Camp Lowell-9O, 900 lbs Flour-9. 900
lbs. Beans
Camp McDowelI-6O,OO lbs. FIour--
5000 lbs Beans
Camp Verde-12O,0O lbs. Flour-l2.-
600 lbs. Beans
Fort Whipple-so,O 900 lbs. Flour-6,OOo
| lbs Beans.
Due notice to be given by the Post Com
missaries to the contractors of the amounts
| required and time OF each delivery.
Samples of the Flour, Beans, Corn Meal
and Hominy to be furnished as early as
practicable, with the bidders name, and
contents plainly marked thereon.
The prices to be stated in United States
| currency.
Separate proposals for furnishing each
of the articles at any post or all of them
at any one post, will be received, or any
| proposal may include all the amounts at
each and every post.
| The right is reserved of accepting or re-
jecting any bid as may be deemed best for
the best interest of the United States.
| Proposals must be accompanied BY q
proper guarantee. signed BY two response
bic persons. stating that if a contract is
awarded they will enter into bonds for the
| fulfillment of the contract. A good and
sufficient bond will be required from the
party to whom any contract is award ed,
and also certificate from the clerk of the
county court, or a magistrate, to the fact
that each bondsmen is worth that amount
| 6dCu Ulu uluSb Uc uCCOuIpuulCu WIN q
copy of this advertisement, and instructions
| to bidders.
The contracts to be subject to the sp.
prevail of the Division and Department
| Commanders.
In case of the abandonment of a post
the contract to terminate for that post.
For detailed information, copies of 10.
structiOns to bidders advertisements, &c
apply to the Military Headquarters. Santa
| Fe; Chief Commissary of Subsistence
San Francisco. Cal; Chief Commissary Of
Subsistence, Prescott, and all the posts in
Arizona
Bidders are invited TO be present at the
| opening of the bids.
Euveops should be endorsed, "Propo'
sails for" (name the articles), and address
ed to Chief COmmisssry of Subsistence,
Department of Arizona, Prescott, A T.
NJ. P. SMALL, Major and G.. s.
mch27-t4.
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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 proposals, how much per
diem for each prisoner fed, 1.-TWO meals to
be given per day., payable in County
Warrants.
Bids will be received until Il O'Clock of
said day, and opened at I'm. Bidders
are invited to be present at the opening.
The Board reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board
JAS s. SPAWN,
Clerk of Board.
Yuma, A. T., February 23d. 1875.
27-t6
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Foreign and Domestic l..
SAN DIEGO.

Proposed Extension of the Utah
Southern Railroad to San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, April ia letter
has been received by citizen OF
San Diego from an eminent rail-
road engineer now in the east,
dated March 29th. which states
that the proposed extension of the
Utah Southern Railroad to San
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PROPOSALS INVITED.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF YUMA Co, A. T.,
April 10th, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received up to
MONDAY, MAY 10TH, 1875,
For contract to paint and white-wash the
Court House.
The Board reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Board,
j. S. SPANN,
By Clerk
o F. TOWNSEND, Deputy.
ap l7-4.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SpecS02 10 tie g Sentinel. "
Territorial Dispatches.
TUCSON.

Gov SAHOrO ana SecTctdEy Doeh-
ford Gone to the Upper Country
--John WATSON Going TO Phtla-
deIphfa--Agent for the PapagOs
Arrived--The ssCitizen' to be En-
Iarged--The Mexican Govern
ment Putting Obstacles I'm the
Way of Freight Passing Through
SOnera--The Apaches at SAN Car
los Doing WeII--Mr. Clum SUI
periOr Agent--Etc.
TUCSON, April IA Gov Stafford
and Adjutant. General Vosburg
left yesterday for Mohave coun-
try, and intermediate places.
Secretary Bashford leaves to-day
for the same route, but immedi-
ately for Prescott.
John WATSON, connected with
the Centennial Commission, leaves
on the 18th inst. for Philadelphia,
to attend the annual meeting of
the Commissioners in May. He
will go via California.
Major J. w. COrnyn, the newly
appointed Agent for the Papago
Indians, arrived here last Satur-
day, and has entered upon his
duties. He is making an excel
lent impression.
The Citizen has announced that
it will be enlarged by July to %
columns.
The Supreme Government of
Mexico, by recent orders, has
practically stopped all freight
passing through Sonora to Ari-
IONA. A special permit will here
after have to be obtained from the
City of Mexico for each and every
shipment and additional restric-
tons and costs imposed.
The Apaches lately removed
from Verde to San Carlos have
been completely disarmed and
are under splendid discipline by
the combined and harmonious
power exercised by Agent j. P.
Clum and Lieut. E. w. Ward, 9TH
Cavalry, in command of the troops
at the Agency. Citizens and
military all agree that Mr.. Clum
is a superior Agent.
No advices here yet of how
Special Commissioner Dudley is
progressing with his mission to
remove the Cochise Apaches to
New Mexico.
Colonel Hodge left left here yes
terday for Camp Bowie and the
North and northeast part of the
Territory.
Weather delightful.
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PROPOSALS INVITED.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF YUMA Co., A. T.
April 10th, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received up to
MONDAY, MAY 10TH. 1875.
For the services Of County Physician.
The Board reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board,
J. S. SPANN,
By Clerk.
o. F. TOWNSEND, Deputy.
ap 1T-t4.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Heavy Travel on the Overland
Road.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE
travel by overland railroad is now
very heavy. The train to arrive
tonight brings 965 passengers.
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NEW TODAY.
Territorial Prison.
Notice to Architects and Builders.

Notice to Architects and Builders.
The Territorial Board of Prison Com
missioners will receive plans for the build.
ing of the Territorial Prison, until
MONDAY. JULY 5TH, 1875,
Up to IL o'clock of that dav.
Persons sending their plans will state
in writing, and explain said plans.
The person whose plan shall be adopt
ed will receive from the Board, warrant
on the Territorial Treasurer for the sum
of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The Board retains the right to reject
any and all plans.
Persons sending plans will seal them
and direct to Board of Prison Comms.
sioners," Yuma. A. t.. and endorse there
on, "Plans for Prison"
By order of the Board,
j. NJ. REDONDO,
Gpl7-t4. Clerk of Board
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of the Board of Indian Commissioners and
a Committee to be designated BY the Sc
cretary of the Interior as soon as the time
for receiving the same shall have expired.
Bidders are invited to be, present:
EDW. P. SMITH.
ap10-t2 Commissioner.
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ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

Bzank Forage Receipts,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
nrinted in the form required BY the latest
Military orders. on hand and for sale at
THE SENTINEL OFFICE
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Office at the room of the Probate Judge
corner of Main and Second streets, Yuma
April 18th, 1875. If
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quoted are the following, viz:
Rectl6ers. ---..--.... ...... 5000 OF
Dealers, retail liquor. IS 0C
Dealers, wholesale liquor. ...... 100 OC
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale so OC
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 90 OC
Dealers IN leaf tobacco 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales of over 81, 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 90
Manufacturers of stills. so 90
And for each still manufactured. 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. -..., 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars 10 W
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
(mOre than two horses or 9TH
er animals). 50 w
Peddlers of tobacco. second class
1.-TWO horses or other animsis). 70 w
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other animal)-.- 10 w
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class an
Rrewars Of la.s tben soo barrels. so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or mOre.- IVO w
Any person, so liable, who shall isil 70
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties. 90
Persons or firms liable to pay any OF 'no
Special Taxes named above must Apply 70
A. j. FINLAY, Deputy Collector OF in,
ternal Revenue at Yuma. and pay ior aoo
procure the SpecialTax Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to May /. Io12, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Nv. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner or Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTER- NAL REVENUE ,
WASHINGTON. u. D., February l, 1915.
ap3A.
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NOTICE.
u. 9. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May l, 1875, to April 80, 1875.

The Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections 1922, 1927, 1898. and 3239,
require every person engaged in any BUSH
ness, avocation. or employment which rem.
ders him liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPI-
CUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
OR PLACE OF BUSINESS q STAMP
denoting the payment of said SPECIAL
TAX for the Special-Tax Year beginning
May L, 1875, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1875
The Taxes embraced within the
provisions of the Law above
quoted are the following. viz:
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VIM. p. MILLER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR YUMA CO., A. 7
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR INDIANS IN
Arizona and New Mexico.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
nEL mt IQrE

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
March 10Th. 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate, will
be received at No. 81. White st, New York
until - O'Clock NJ of Tuesday, the 9th
day of April. 1875. for furnishing the fol-
lowing-named articles required for issue to
Indians at the agencies named
COLORADO RIVER AGENCY, (ARIZONA.)
10000 pounds gross, good merchantable
Beef Cattle. on the hOOf.
100000 pounds Xxx Flour
10000 pounds Coffee. (green
24,000 pounds good Brown Sugar.
CAMP APACHE AGENCY, (ARIZoNA.)
1,275, 900 pounds gross. good merchantable
Beef Cattle, on the hoof.
275,000 pounds Xxx Flour.
5000 pounds Coffee, (green.)
10000 pounds good Brown Sugar.
100000 pounds Corn.
SAN CARLOS AGENCY, (ARIZoNA.)
i 900 900 pounds gross, good merchantable
Beef Cattle. on the hOOf.
100000 pounds Xxx Flour.
5000 pounds Coffee, (green.)
$4,000 pounds good Brown Sugar.
100000 pounds Corn.
CHIRICAHUA AGENCY, ARIZONA.
$4,000 pounds gross. good merchantable
Beef Cattle, on the hoof.
100000 pounds Xxx Flour.
5000 pounds Coffee, (green }
5000 pounds good Brown Sugar.
$1,000 pounds Corn
MESCALERO APACHE AGENCY, (NEw MEX
ICO)
100000 pounds gross, good merchantable
Beef Cattle, on the hOOf.
100000 pounds Xxx Flour.
1000 pounds Coffee, (green.)
$4,000 pounds good Brown Sugar.
100000 pounds Corn.
SOUTHERN APACHE AGENCY, NEW MEX
ICO.)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-09
The HERp-LAw CHAMPION.

A LAST SQUEAL.-AnOther beast whom We
have skinned, raises the squeal, and fees to the
mountains of Hepsidam. That calaboose orna-
ment, bed-scenter, breeches-odorizer, gutter
snipe, George w. Larzelere, is ont in another
card in the Reporter, in which, after hurling all
the epithets and adjectives in his vocabulary at
us in bunch, he announces his intention to pay
no more heed to us. The filthy beast had better
come to this Use determination sooner, and saw
ed us the necessity of telling some unwholesOme
truths about him. Every word We have said
about him is true, and we here reiterate them.
But they are simply beginning of hundreds
just as bad; and he sneaks back to his wallow,
just as we were beginning to get interested in
the subject We told him we wonld give him
belly full, and he has got it. Whenever he
wants another lunch, let him speak, and we PROM
Use him he will not have to ask twice. As for
that epitaph, he need not borrow trouble We
expect to lie called upon, one of these days, to
announce that be has gone to drunkard's grave,
greatly to the relief of his friends and long dis
gusted public.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
l776.
1875.
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seveniy-siS is the Centennial
IL is alsn the year in which Opposition Hnus,
of Representatives. the first since the war will he u
power Washington AMI the yeIr the twenty thirI
election Of President Of the United States All Of these
events are sre To he of great interest and importance
especially the two latter: and all Of them and
connected with them will be fully and freshly reported
and eXpOunded in The Sun.
The Opposition Honse of Representatives taxing ~
the line of inquiry opened years 10y The IN. will
sterny and diligently nvrstig ,te the c1rrIptDnS anil
miseeds of Grant, administration anil will it hp
hoped lay the foundation for and better period in
our national history O all THIS The SIn will cnutlu
complete and accurate accounts furnishing its rrs
with early and trustworthy information upon these ab
sorbing topics
The twentythir Presidential elertinn with the prep.
ratons for it, will he memorable deciding upon Grants
aspirations for third of power and plumber ant
still more deciding who shall be the clnlte Of ths
party OF Reform and As ercting that candidate Con
cerning all these subjects those who real The will
have the constant of being thoroughly WEI, in
formed.
The Weekly SUM- which has attained a circula ton Of
over eighteen thousand copies already has it, readers
every State and Territory, and that the wear
be thorough newspaper All the general Of the
day will be found in it, condensed when unimportant at
full length when Of moment anil always trust
ed In clear, interesting and instructive IN inner
lt is aim to make the Weekly sun the best f,miIy
newspaper in the world and continue give in
ITS columns large amount of miscellaneous reading,
such as stories tales pOens scientific inte gence
agricultural information for which we are not able
make room in daily edition. The agricultural IL.
aTnent especially Is Of ts prominent features The
fashions are also regularly reported in its columns AMI
80 are the markets Of every kind.
The Weekly SUM- eight pages with ftysiX broad col
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one.
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THE SUN. New Ysrk City.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-09

MANI ooD.-That magnificent specimen of
manhood, the editor of the Wathena Reporter,
goaded to madness by our exposures of his rot
tenness, in his usual manly style, takes ont his
spite by abusing the hands employed in our Of
fice-Inen W ho never write line for our paper,
and who have way of replying. One of those
hands, in particular, has always stood up for the
editor of the Reporter. Now he has been paid for
it, man who, to spite somebody else will
throw up the foibles of the companions of his
boyhood, in scrapes in which he was himself en-
gagged, and who, to save him from shame, used to
buy medicine for him, when he met with mis-
haps-we say, a thing who will do so, is simply a
dirty, lousy, unprincipled dog.
We propose to prod the NANCY whelp until
he can no longer yelp, (poetry,) and he had bet
ter save his ammunition. for time of need, and
not dirty himself for nothing. His exploit in the
above regard is equal in briliancy and original
ity of thought to his C. S. Cobb smartness.
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CoNeREss.-COngress organized on Monday,
by the election of Michael C. Kerr, of Indiana,
Speaker; George NJ. Adams, of Kentucky, Clerk;
John G. Thompson, of Ohio, Sergeant-at-Arms;
Lafayette H. Fitzhugh, of Texas, Doorkeeper.
The Postmaster is from Virginia, and the Chap
lain from the District of Columbia. As q starter,
it will be seen, the Democracy do not give the
East single crumb. Fitzhugh was the Door
keeper of the Confederate Congress. Thompson
was Chairman of the Ohio Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee, and has been rewarded for con-
niving at the gigantic Wood County frauds, in
the vain hope Of re-electing Allen Governor. Ad-
ans was Union officer in the rebellion. They
certainly made mistake in electing him.
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Iowa PoISI Dec. 4, 1875.
DEAR CHKF:-we hope Bones will not consider US
infringing upon his rights when be thess lines from
the Point for object is to give the general
but to tell what perfectly splendid time had the
Highland dance Friday night last Our boys received
an invitation, anil We had heard great deal about
Highland thought We would out and look awhile
Arrived at Highland about o'clock in the evening
were met by our gentemany friend Mr.. s Thomas and
made comfortable The dancing had already begun and
better music and better dancing never heard or
DoHphsn County Tickets were sold and the dance con
dueted by Messrs- S Thomas and j. Misse who by the
way deserve medal for their perfect
About y o'clock, supper was announced We then re-
paired to the Baird House. where everything that cond
tempt the palate in the way -aabes was spread Mr.
Raird and his estmable lady know how to please for
never heard single complaint but on every hand you
might hear Wasn't the cake good and did you ever
nicer breadi-
Well, all good things must end So supper bel ng
returned tn the ball roo where the rest Of our party
were already tripping the light fantastic and they
tinuei to trip until nearly morning before they
thought Of going home
Among the dancers noticed Mr. Sanford wife and
daughter Mr. Davidson lady; and numerous others
from Severance.
Our Highland friends were ont in full force Iowa
Point sent out seven couples and Of the
full. The gentlemen looked handsome and the ladies'
looked sweet Taking everything int consideration
enjoyed anything well in our lives Thaaks to
our Highland riends IOWA POINT.
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vThe Slop-Bucket published down Peters
Creek, has lots to say about bribery aud corrup-
tion. 1t is edited by the talented young man
who, in the Summer of 1874, was strapped when
a man dunned him for n debt but the same day,
a prominent candidate for Congress happened
along, and as soon as he left, the young talented
paid off some $50 or $40 Of debts. The same young
talented, the same Summer, was visited by a
heavy candidate for Governor. aud gentleman
seated in the Office, looking over exchanges
heard him say to the talented: "Herc, I'll let
you have this. I'm little short now; but I'll let
you have some more in a few days" oh, yes, he
is pure in that respect just like he is in every
thing else.