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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22

2 THOSE cisterns Yes, we have rather neg
lected them lately. Lets think more about
them, and talk more about them, and see if
we cannot secure them by the next time we
are alarmed by the startling cry Of fire! fire!!
fire 1t may prove infinitely better, some
day, to say-''what good thing it was that
we had those cisterns, than to be compelled
to say-"I If we had only built those cisterns. -
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w hat Next ?
w hat Next!

Excellent Cotton Bats and Carpet Warp a
great bargain.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22
What Next?
what Next!

Gents, Ladies', Misses and Childrens' HO-
siery and Gloves, some of the best in the coun-
ty for the price
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What Next I?

GOOD NEWS!-DECKER has inst b0..
buying out a merchant, took all the good !.
60 cents on the dollar from first cost and al al
is now rushing them off to his customers sare NC
at cost and some below cost. '0ine
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What Next?
What Next?
What Next q?
What Next?

Three thousand yards of
SILK AND VEL YET RIBBONS,
all widths and colors, nearly half price.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22

April 10, 1S75.-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22

Here's philanthropy An association
''to elevate the grade of butter manufac-
tured in this country" Hope this eleva-
ton of grade will not enable the butter of
the future to outrank the butter of the
period in too great degree.
The reports concerning the fruit crop in
New York, Michigan and Illinois are all
to the effect that the fruit-buds have not
been winter-killed, as was at first thought
to be the case. The crop, from present APP
pearances, will be moderately good.
Postmaster General Jewell has discovered
and stopped another leak. This was a cheat
of $4,000 a year by the contracts for
patching mail bags. 1t was remarkable
how full of holes the mail bags were. Not
a bag escaped according to the bills. The
Postmaster General has stopped these holes.
The oldest inhabitant has turned up, as
we knew he would, when this unseasona-
bic weather began. He says that ON the
18th of April, 1874, and on the 18th of
April, 1903, there were furious snow
storms, followed by cold weather. The
weather, it would seem, does not grow
better as the world grows older.
National Republican., 1875-07-24

iAL' James ~.
Pegmning at a stone
known as the "StOne
OF b ellevf few,"
a n d standing on tn e
South line of the tract
known as "Blue Plains, :"
On the east bank of the
Potomac, thence south
eighty nine and one half
degrees east forty-eightI |
poles TO q stone. theucel
north one half degreeI
west sixty poles,
south eighty-seyen and
one half degrees westl
thirty-fve and one half
poles, north twenty-sevent
degrees west fOrty-fiyel
anu eighteen one hun
Gredths poles, south ten
degrees twenty minutesE
west ninety-Rine and one
half poles along the east
line Of the W ash ing
ton branch Of the Wash-
ington City and POinEt
Lookout railroad. theneeE
along said east line south
sixteen degrees twenty-i
hYe minutes west eight
a a n q siy-tepths polesI
north eigbtY-foaF and
? ne. n e h II degrees east
Ss and one half
National Republican., 1875-07-24

Beginning on the north
side Of Boundary street Of
the city Of Washington at
the distance OF one hum
dred and twenty-five and
thirty-eight one hun
dredths feet Northwestern
ly on said north side from
the west side ofa private
road laid outin "Youngs-
borough" leading 70
"Catharine's Kesere,n %
and from said point run
ming north'eleven degrees
ffty-eight minutes east
thres hundred and sixty
five feet, thence north
sixty-seven degrees eigh-|
teen minutes thirty sec
onds west ninety-thrceI
seventy-one one hun
dredths feet, thence par
allel with the first 1inel
south eleven degrees fif.I
ty-eight minutes westI
three hundred and finy-l
four eighty-seyen onel
hundredths feet toBound-
sry street, and thencel
southeasterly and With
Boundary street ninety-I
six eleven one hundredths
feet 70 the beginning. |
Toward. Charles ........,.l
National Republican., 1875-07-24

= AANA4
beginning at q stake
near a cedar tree on the
west bank of q branch.
thence north three andI
one half degrees west mr.
then and three quarter
perches, north twenty
three and one quarter
degrees east fifty-fourl
and three quarter perch.
es, northieighty-eight de-
grees esst forty-three
and one half perhes,
south twenty and onel
half degrees west thirty
and three quarter perch
es, south soven degrees
west nineteen perchcs,
south fily three and one
half degrees west four
t0en and four tenths
perches, south fifty-two
degrees west fifteen and
three quarter perches,
south f0Tty-fYe and one
half degrees west nine
and one quarter perches
TO the beginning
Fabyan, Barnard D..
AL that part south Of a
dividing line drawn
across said lot, common
cling with said line Mt a
point on the westerly line
of said lot one hundred
and thirty-hye feet from
the northwest corner OF
said lot, thence easterlyI
across said lot to o point
on the easterly line Oh
said lot one hundred and
forty-tWo feet from the
northeast corner Of said
lot containing fifteen
thousand four hundred
and seyenty-four square
feet, rescrvlng from said
lot for road purposes Al
strip OF land Ave feet
Wide from the south side
OF said LOT.
Fenton. Edward F...,,,I
Part Of o tract Of land
called "FrIondship "I
known As lots number
ten and parts Of lots ulne
and eleven, In Washing
ton, ID. O., Murdocks 81
subdiyision Of "Frleud.I
Beginning ~ tho south.
west corner OF said lot
ten. thence with the
south line north four and
eighty one hundreths de-
grees east hfty-sIx
perches 10 the west end
OF Q reserved road, thence
the north seVenty-onOI
and . half degrees west
seyenty-three and seven
ty-slx one huhdreths
Perchos, thence south
hfty-nine and one half
degrees west hfty-tWoI
perches 10 tho northwest
corner OF lot eleven on
the east side OF o re-
served road, thence south
sixteen degrees east
twenty-three perche 81
with said road, thenceI
south twenty and oneI
half degree east twelveI
perches on the said Rad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
ArPLIclsIeSs TsR flfKxY.
APPLIoATIoI IoR PATIaT'
q. @. survey Ne. isa

TT 8. LAND 0PPICE. CARSON CITY,
" sNsvada, February ., 1913. Notice !. hero
By given that Frank sanford, By John L.
Moore, his si.ornsy In fse.. who's. po:tsises
vsda, has mado application for hfeen HUNDRED
(iSOoj linear feet 81 the EAST LODE. MOoRE
AND MORGAN MINING CLAIM, Virginia
and Gold Hin Mining District, Story county,
Nevada, extending ffteen hundrvd (loool linear
fest in snorhsriy dirsetion from pest no. . q
dir. spurs, angles and vIfistions, with surihes
ground SIX hundred loo0) feet IN width, and do
1ribed On tie plat and hsld notss on als In ny
once q follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at southwest corner OF the elaim.
whence the hol.ting house and sh,fs @ 81 o. tsis ne
feet. the quarter section corner on south line
Of section -, Township II north. rangs 81 east,
Mount Dahl meridian; bsars nortn 10 degrees,
one quarter west 5,Soo feet, ths post Of this
southwest corner 10 marked No. u, running
nom sald southwest corner: fist eour,e-
% post No. i. On scsth ilss Of JuIis conpsny's
u. Q. Survey Ne. o, Township II nosth. r.nGs
II east. Mount Diaslo meridian thence Along
said south line: second courss-uorth y DE-
rrees east % feet 70 post No. q ef said julia
SSaH.y ..y q sry:y sSysy No. ss ooas Sss
north q degrees west issK feet TO poet Ne.
{; thence Fourth courss-eorth sdsgress one.
auafter essDa1k leet 10 post No. Q, on south
7ine of sutro tsnpcl crant SO feet 10 poet No.
!, me nortSvsSSSgsrsivkis sllaa tksass;
Fifth caarycl-so1th % deqF7Ss -tAUe Qwrtsfs
east 400 feet TO notice stake q location, 600
feet 10 post No. I, the northeast corner;
thence: sixth se-southi . degrees, ons
quarter west ls0 feet 10 post No. s. on souih
line Of Sutro Tunnel grant, 300 foet 70 pttt
No. 5, the southeast corner; thence: seventh
course-north "a degrees tiree-qusrter west
sSO feet 10 ,taks with netiee Of locatlon ofthis
claim thereon, go feet 70 southwest corner,
The place OF beginning; containing 10 81 100
aeres. Bearings from true meridian; mag.
netic variation, 10 degrees one-han east.
The improvements on the claim eonslst ofa
shaft ana hoistinr house upon which, not lees
thau ave hundred dollars has been sxptnded
bv ihs ovnefp on the nina. portion Of this
efaim lies within the lImlts Of the butro Tun
neI granf which portion IA described a. fol-
hws.
Hccinniug M post No. 4. NJ the northeast cor.
n., ~ ths slsin And runnInr thence, PIrst
eonr,s-souih degrees one quarter wet lse
ss.t ~ nost Eo. s: thence; second course-
north ss derrse. % minutes wsst GO feet 70
po.t No. 6, ,foiowirs roulh line OF sutro Tul.
dsyrees she-quarisr east 16i feet 70 post No. .;
thencs; Fourth eourss-soah 8 degrees
ihreeauartsS east 80 feet 70 north notice
stake. tDo feet 70 post No. I, the plscs Of -.
giuuine, Containing 8 i.io scfss. Bearings
from true meridian mAxpstic variation, 10 de-
grses one. half east. The portion that lies with.
ami the iimits OF tbs Sutro Tunnel grant 10 de.
out .e,isae sae =. i taiio~.. 1' 'S
BorinninS Al Dos, No. 4, the southwest cor.
"s ws,ss s, the nS sSis1 3 .sss sSss ass are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
THE EyENIN NEWS.
oun ApyIRfIslNG AesNfs.
AGExr AT CARSON.
IPPIICIfIeSs ToR fIfIIf.

Is feet 10 post No. Q; thence, hfth count
north % degrees onequsfter west 800 fest 70
poet No. I, tho point of beginning. containing
q 100 scros. embracing The top ~ spsx OF
Ths, W portion Of this survey In eenaiet With
The ward oompany's" U. y. Survey No. %, 70
described as follows:
Bsginnlng at the above described pest Ne. J,
apd thence running. nrst cour,s-wess ~
feet topost No :, thence, sscsnd eourse-sesth
degree Is minutes east t00 fset 70 post Nc. y;
thence. third eoure-east 90 festi thspes,
fourth eoups-north u degrees onehan wet
lby feet; thence, hfth courss-potth % degrsee
one quarter west iis feet 10 post Ne. ]. the
point OF beginning; containing b1.too Aefes:
leaving pi i00 scres not In connict. Coerees
and bearings exprrsssd from true meridian,
magnetic variation is degrees one half east.
This claim 10 bounded On the nonh ard sass
By the mining round Of the Julla silver Mining
Co.'S claim, and on the south By the Europa
company's mining clsin, and IVES lossisd y
". X. Judd, the I'D day OF January, it1t, snA
recorded IN Book b oi pre-emptious sne loea-
lions. page u. OF eteiey toaniy fseords. U
vlrginia City, Nevsda.
| RsfSfsncs IL hersby NADIA 10 ne plat asl
leld notes ON ale In this once, and 70 tho plat
posted upon the eisim, for further tsseriptioa
ApoLpHUs wArrz, Register.
ia. stephens, Aitorpsy, virginia City.
.t fe7S sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
APPLICATION FOR PATEnT.
NOTICE NO. 2ss.
~ n 0s.w.w M rfH.
ID. R, Naryey &c. us.

TT q. LAND oPFIcE. CARSON CIT.
u. Nevada, February y, isIa-Notiee is
hereby riven that the Southern Cross Cod and
silver Mining Company, Q eorpofstion ofkan.
Of The laws Of he stsls Of csnfsrsh,
having its principal Dlaes Of bsslness
and Postofnee sddrsss q San Frsnsisce.
California, has, By ". 3. Judd. ite sapesfn.
trrident, and . stoekhoidsy thersln, w9ses
place Of buslnees and postofaes addrvsa ie In
Virginia City. Nevada, this day mad: appnss,
linear feet ofthe Southern Cross Lode. bearing
gold and oliver, and called the southern cross
Gold and Silver Mining Conpany's claim. sit.
nate in the 8old Hin Mining District, Story
county, state Of Nevada, the same extending In
q northwesterly direction from post No. 70
poet No. 3-6a linear feet along tho line OF
ssid ledge, vein or lode. and embracing the
came with all its dips. ppurs. angles and yafia.
tious, with surftee ground fve hu1drs1 and
nileen (5l5)f feet In width, and dsscribsd In the
lows, 10 Wit: -
Identical with post No. Y. OF the Julia Silver
s,sd oG oS ssstsry slope. immedist.iy east q tSs
v, a r. n. r. track, and whence bcap the v.
q T. r. II. tunnel. horh ~ degrees east, dis
tant about a16 feet. thr quarter seeiien corneI
on the north line OF section -, Township II
north, range ai east. Mount Diablo meridian,
besrs nosth degrees one-quarter west. distant
ara feet, and running nom said post No. ].
flint courpe-west 1tsk feet 70 post No. .;
thence. second course-south degree - min.
utes east SO9 feet 10 post No. 3; thence, third
eourre-east SIS feet On post No. Z; thspes
fourth cosrre-north degree IS minutrs wos'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2e2.
U. y. survey Ne. 100.

TT y. LAND opPIcE, CARSON CITY.
u, Neyada, February Is, isIs.-Notice 10
hereby given that John Ryan. whose postofnce
address 10 at Gold llill, In storey county. stats
OF Nevada. has this day made application TOT :
patent for a,sen hundred 500 liner IT.. ~ o.
with surface ground. containing - st loo serss.
eisiiy surveyed and designated 10 U. 9. Survey
OF Lot No. loo, In Tovnshlp sixteen lig north.
Rang @ ss 1E11 @ anss RaGa9 fs.s d.
trlet, Storey county and State OF Nevada, and
described .. 70 rneies and bounds at the surface
by the plat and neld notes on fle In this ONCE
as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at Post No. !. situated on east side
from tho old Pioneer Foundry and about go ieet
southcrly from the Lady Washington heistinE
works, and running from said Poet NO. north
20 degrees west 66s feet 20 Post Ne. .; thspeo
north it degrees wet As feet TO Post No. .;
thence north "a degrees 35 minutes east 60 feet
feet to Post No. o; thence south 10 degrees
east os3 feet 10 Post No. Q, and thence south
"a degrees - minutss west S83 feet 70 Post NO.
l, the place ofbcGnning, containinR - stlos
acres, courses and bsahnEs expfesssd nom
true meridian, magnetic variation ieH degrees
east.
works, bear south 6Sk degrees west; the LADY
washlngton holsting works bear north tIk
degrees west; the Now York holsting work.
bear north 33x degrees west. Pest No. OF
q. 4, survey No. 65, Alta Company. boars south
10 dcgrses east, distant ~ feet, and the quar-
tor section corner on the south line OF section
Ave o. In township sixteen lol nsIth. rage
twenty-ons (ai) east, Nount Diablo neridiAn, !,
hsars frou said Post No. ., south, twostyelght
(ssl degrees east, distant tkirtssn hundrsd aod
seyenty CS7u) feet; the psid fost No. Of tAis
NenphIs Clsim, bsing Identical with Pest No.
I Of the LADY wasklngton oompanys o. y.
suryey Ne. 81; The sald lode and surhes ground
hereby described % U. 8. survey. NO. 100. and
for which patent 10 sought, % Aforesaid. Was
located and taken up % the kemphls Company,
Comstock Ledge; record whereof may be found
Al paccs 100 and 10 OF Book b, Of Pre.emptions
and Locations, Storey County Records. kept at
the ofice Of tho County Recorder o. Virginia
CITY. Nevada: tho sAid Memphis Claim, Or U.
B. survey, No 100 herein sought TO be paten.
ted. being bounded on the east by the Alta
Mining Claim. or U. =. survey No; es: and 10
bounded on the west by the Lady Washington
Company, or U. y. survey No. 81: the lode
herein applied for, extending i.so0 feet north.
crly nom the southern boundary limo OF paid
Memphis Claim or U. 8. survey No. 100; refer.
rnec 10 hereby made 10 the plat and held notss,
on ale In this oficc. and 10 the plat posted upon
the claim for further description thereof.
ADoLPHuS wAlTz, Register.
Hoyt, sears q Mckee. Attorneys, san rr,a'
cisco, Ioio ooo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30

Tmr first and only legal wife Of Brig.
ham Young is kept in an old house ut
the back portion OF his sernglio, where.
wrinkled. poor and half-star'ed, she Is
waiting release from a life and state
wherein there IA no strong arm, no Kind
smile, no soothing voice. NO love. for
such an old worn-out thing ~ she.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30

osx Of the reasons why hgh, frc-
quently occurs In Montana churches is,
that while the preacher is praying. the
congregation sit on the backs OF the
chairs and frequently ejaeulate. That's
right, old hoss'' ''Bully for ysuv
Hes book sharpr' etc. Sometimes
the ministers get riled, andthere's where
the disturbance comes In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30

PORTLAND man. standing ON hotel
piazza, smoking. who had the cigar shot
out Of his mouth, was not disposed to
rrumble until fellow with a revolver
rushed up to him and offered to bet two
10 one that he could do II agaip. Then
he took of his coat and manled that
man. and stepped on him, and rolled
him over. and finally jammed him into
n post hole before he felt right again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
NOTICE..

no l.. Y. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
Kill: You and each Of ySu will ploAse
take notice a. co-owhers, that We. the uhdsr.
siansd. part owners Of that certsin mining
claim and lode known ~ tho Mitchell Mining
C0mpany's claim. situated In the Gold Hill
Mining Dlstrict. iu the county OF Storey, State
OF Nevada, have expended the sum Of six
Hundred and NinetJeight Dollars In labor
and Improvements upon said claim. prior tothc
nrst day OF January, A. u. 1875: that the pro.
portion Of expenditures made ~ aforvraid, du.
IRON eaeh OF you respectively. ~ tho under.
signed, 10 % follows, to-wit'
Prom l.. u. Collins. ius...................ttx ttx1 6S
Prom Joshua Mitchell. 70 o.
You and each OF you arc further notified,
that We, the undehgnsd. demand the imme-
diats payment thsresf. and that In case ron
fhii or refuse 10 pay the respective amounts sst
opposite your names above 10 n. n. Fowler.
ose OF The undersigned, At his once. No. o.
South @ street. Virginia, Nevada, before the
expiration Of ninety days from the date Of THE
notice. your interests IN the said Mitchell Com.
psny's calm will, By operation Of law. become
the properly Of the undersigned II. X. fowlsr
and Jsssph Ramsdsll, who made the naid ex.
pendiiurss on said claim.
- II, n. FOWLER.
- JOSEPH RAMsDELL.
Gold nill, Msreh II, ISIS. mill sode
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CONFINED WHST0GK CO.,
Isesvper.tsS usSsr The Laws OF The
sssss 81 Cslifsrsia. 1iI
ia y. .l n14I .onHf.
Ono Nillien Shares Of Five Dollars
Full Paid and Unassessable
- ita'0nr Z.
0PPICE-ls3 Montgomery Street,
Rooms Is and II, San Fran.
cisco, CsllfornIa. ,in
TRusTHES, i.f r1.
~. RoBBINs, o. q. nscRAcKKN.
v. y. DU VAL, II. ". oLAHkB, tA q
Ifr "a. EAKISs. III
:. PrssIdsnt. J. J. ROBBINS.
Secretary. W. j. Du yiL.

I.nl,r ,rsH.tf- .' sas
IN ADDITION 10 rBB USUAL. .J1e1RD
l of Trustses thers Win bc an Advisory Board
81 twenty.dvs menbcrs. TO be selected from
smons tSe stoeEholdsfs' who viii be consuitcd
nnon 4, % I'm noyssnr trsas.etieus'
n, Ss,,IsSsts os M Inso,no,siion :" 10 scouirs
or cont,ruous 10 The Com stock Lode, In the
stats of Esyada. and 10 work and dcyelsp the
ssmeT ''~ - : - : :
To provide funds for this purpose, shares
will 10 cold at ave dollars each, and Issued
sESs kai.K '"' A "t'D o1'~'
subeerIptions viii bs umIted IN Five sAarss
to ssrh indivIdnai.
There arc many valuable locations about the
Comstoek 10 the hsuds on psrile, Who are I'M.
sbls either 70 dcyeIop them or 10 take m, nee.
s,ssry steps 70 acquire ilovsrpment lille 10
nsrsiv noGinsi rstss icompsred Win their
astual valuel by . conbinstion strong enough
70 held and work than, Thsrs is also much
miplnr Freand open Tor location and fos which
United BtAtss paiepts can Be- procured. ~
NInlns experience shows eonslusivsly that
experts and scientific pcrpons are not ilways
able TO point unsrriagfy 10 ore deposits. Had
they been. dlscoyerIes recently made would
NOT unreasonable 70 presume that in country
20 rich ln mineral rssources as the region or
ths Comstock. Ne NAV md ore bodiss soual In
value 70 any yet discovered.
rsntsd Sy The pronts. Thcre are numerous 10.
stances Of mining property having Increased
~ ,hst ~ sr,sii Isss.,ms.t rso"Isea a n tSi.
instsnts nav become 4 matter on con sidenbi,
importance with no more than ordinary
'A'A's
The purpose Of the COMBINED COMsTOCK
CONpINY II IN piye IN every pcrson In Tia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30

Ir these " northers" are the result OF
the Hammond Christians prayers for
Antioch. then VIC cry enough. II Is per-
haps only matter Of taste. but ma
jorty Of our citizens prefer to have their
sins =" washed" away, rather than blown
away. .ini,cch Ledger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
WANTED.

A BRIGHT. INDUSTRIOUS BoY. BE.
n tween the sse sf sixteen and seventeen,
IN solicit orders for visitiAg Csrds Liberal
irdueemcnts arc offered 10 the right enc. Ap-
MIN iW. GEO. W. NALL q CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
CONSUMERS. REMEMBER
THAT you CAN suY AT
w. r. RlsoN's

DIVE LARGE CANS OF BALTI.
] MORE OYSTERS FOR. ....$l 90
4Cans Of Corn for. ........... w
Cans Of String Beans for. go. 90
4Cans OF Groen Peas for..... 90
4 Cans Of Tomatoes. ......... 90
5Cans Of Pie Fruit. .......... 90
3LarsO Cans Of Table Fruit. ... 90
Small Cans OF Table Fruit. 90
Scans Jcllics or Jams. ........ 90
6 Small Cans OF Jellios or Jams 90
6 lbs. Best Zanto Curmnts. 90
3doz. Eggs. ................. W
100 lbs. Best Flour. r.............. 70
7lbs. Crushed Sugar. 90
8 lbs. Brown Sugar. 10
8 lbs. Dried Apples. ............ 90
Roll Choice Butter. ........ 20
have con-'satly on hand = largo stock OF
everything In the way Of GROCERIES,. PRO.
VISIONS. BRANDIEs, WINES and LiQ.
uoRs.
Croekery and Glassware,
Oils. Candies and Tabls Cutlery,
Mining supplies, Silver Piated Ware,
Plain and Fancy Chiaawars. Lamps, Lamp
Chlmneys. etc.
TERMS FOR fHE ABOVE ARTICLES,
sr CASH oN, pRLIvERv.u y
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-04-03
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 CouDtyPrisOners from the 10th 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, (two meals to be given per day), payable in County Warrants.
 Bids will be received until II o'clock of said day. and opened at l2 NJ. 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. SPANN,
 Clerk of Board. Yuma, A. T., February 23d. 1875. 27.t6