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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-05-06

cent Powder River expedition.
1t is said that charges will be
made against Colonel ]. J. Rey-
nolds and Capt. Alexander Moore,
and that orders converting the
court will soon be issued.
Gen. Mcdowell Coming to Take
Command of the Division of the
Pacific.
NEW YORK, May 2.-General
Irwin Mcdowell, is on his way to
California to assume command of
the Division of the Pacific, vice
General SchOfield. who will take
charge of the military academy
at West Point.
Gen. Gustav Laid on the Shelf.
NEW YORK, May "A special
dispatch from Washington to the
World, says: President Grant
has relieved General Gustav of his
Command. When the news of
this action got to General Sher-
man and the Secretary of War
Taft, they both went to the Pre-
sident and insisted it would not
do. To all entreaties, however,
Grant turned deaf ear, saying
that General Gustav came here as
witness in the Belknap case to
besmirch his administration, and
he proposed to stop it. General
Gustav returns to his regiment.
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will decrease the value of trade
dollars then look out, for Mineral
Park is the place to get silver.
People are rushing in every stage
all after the worthless stuff, siLUer.
A mill close by there-a 10 stamp
mill-in "a hours run, cleared up
81, 780, and running steady aver
age daily on unpicked ore, ST., 900.
Talk of "bonanzas !" we have one
right at hand.
Now friend editor, l mnst close,
hoping you will excuse all errors,
and hereafter, that old Camp Mo-
have, though warm, will not be
forgotten.
/ remain yours respectfully.
J. Brady.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-05-06

Dom Piatt, in some remarks on
journalism, says: The day of the
partisan press is passed, The
reading and advertising minds of
the country are weary of jour-
nalism that divides the Ameri-
can people nearly in halves and
pronounces the one half made up
of fools and knsves, and the other
half of wise, virtuous citizens.
People may vote under such ar
rangement; for through our eau
Gus system, the better class of CT
tiZens have little choice between
the two tickets presented at the
polls; but when it comes to read
ing matter, and above all, to an
advertising medium for business
men, we have quite another field,
and one in which an independent
thoughtful treatment of public af-
fairs alone wins"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-05-06

JUDGE CoLDwELL, of Ell Paso,
Col. E. F. Jennings and Mr..
Brocket arrived here from the
East on the 10Th inst. The for
mer gentleman is Collector of Gus
toms for the Ell Paso Dirstict and
thelatter Special Treasury Agents,
on a tour of inspection of the Gus
toms Revenue Department. Rav-
ing inspected the entire frontier
from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Colorado, they will leave for the
East via California in a few days.
Judge Coldwell started for home
by stage on the Sd inst.
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The Horse Race.

This affair, which came off last
Wednesday morning on the Yu-
ma course, was quite animated
and well contested. All kinds of
vehicles and all manner of horses,
mules and jacks were in request
to convey people to the grounds.
A large number of ladies and
gentlemen were assembled to wit
ness the running. The race was
two mile dash, between j. M.
Redondo's s.g. and Frank We'll
comes g g., and was won by the
sorrel, he beating the gray. 1t is
estimated that about $4,000 chang.
ed hands on the race. The win
ners were quite happy and the
loosers naturally somewhat de-
pressed. Everything passed off
in good order and good humor.
But there is one result of horse
race that we never did like, and
that is the habit that some men
have of making fun of those who
happen to bet on the wrong horse.
1t is not right or generous. And
then how proud the winners are,
and what great credit they give
themselves for betting on the
right horse?
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SAN FRANCISC
Mining StOcks-Lieutenan Reade,s
Arrival.

E6G1Oc'B
Arrival.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-The
mining stock market is as yet
rather soft. Alpha, $45 so; Bel
cher, $22 so; California, $75 30;
Consolidated Virginia, ST. so;
Crown Point, SIT; Gould & Curry,
ST. 20; Imperial Consolidated =,
$3.50; Justice, 500; Kentuck, $125;
Mexican, $50 so; Ophir, $50; Ray
mond & Ely, $14 so; Sierra Neva-
da, SIT; Union Consolidated, S12.
Among the passengers on the
steamer Oriz060 tomorrow for
San Diego, is Lieut.. P. Reade,
Superintendent of the U, s. Mill
tary Telegraph.
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The smallpox having appeared
in various places east of Tucson
and there being more or less fear
and talk of its actually being pres
ent here, DR.. J. G. Handy has
publicly announced that he will
vaccinate, without charging, all
who are too poor to pay and will
call daily at his Office from 10 to
II a. M, which is a good move
and speaks well for the Doctor
arizona Citizen.
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LETTER FROM FORT MOHAvE

EDITOR SENTINEL:-YOu may
be surprised to receive a letter
from this place, but the truth is,
I have lived in this camp some
time and never saw any notice of
this place in your paper. could
not account for it, unless no one
ever wrote you anything about it.
Now, we have a great and pros.
porous country around here. In
the first place, there is the garri
son, containing two companies of
Infantry. It has also two fine
Gatlin guns for the destruction Of
the Mohave Indians if they should
get troublesome. The Govern
ment is also having d fine new
boiler and Knowles pump of the
latest improvement, put up for
purpose of supplying the post
with sufficiency of water to ir-
rigate their shrubbery around the
parade grounds. The new work
is superintendent in person by that
active and efficient mechanical
engineer of your town, Mr.. j. B.
Watson; although not more than
80 or 81 years old, he seems to
have no lack of ideas. He is in
hopes to have it running in about
4 or 6 weeks, and when finished,
will be capable of throwing 1000
gallons per hour.
The camp also contains sutler
store, owned by Mr.. Paul Breon,
a veryliberal and kind gentleman.
The post also contains a fine Hos
pital for the soldiers, but luckily
and thanks to our good climate,
few of us ever need it.
Next above Mohave, comes
Hardyville, a little town on the
Colorado River, 7 miles by land
and 10 by water. 1t is at this
place where all the teams cross
that are bound for Mineral Park,
Colorado Canon and Prescott. Go
ing up the river you come to the
head of navigation for large stea-
mers, called Colorado Ca1on. Here
is a mine and mill, owned by two
very fine gentlemen by the names
of Fuller and Marsh. They turn
out of this little s stamp mill some
of the finest silver that is turned
out in the Territory, going nearly
900 fine and some of it little over.
But we must not forget Miner
al Park. 1t gets all of its provi-
sions through this place, landed
here by the G. s. N. Company and
transported thence by teams. If
the increasing supply of silver
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At the bottom of concert pro-
gramme in New Haven, ITS, the
following notices extraordinary
appear; an. BAH those who
are so much blessed as to have
good lungs and religious training
are expected to stand up and help
sing the last hymn. N. B.-Any
old ladies whose foot warmers
need fresh Goals can get them
from neighb Dor Hibbard's kitchen,
as his women folks will keep up
a big fire on purpose" Those
were the times that tried mems
souls.
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The traffic in Spain in indul-
gences was very brisk in Deem
Der. For "three reals" the sinner
could buy his pardon, not only
for his past sins, but for all the
sins for year to come, guaranteed
on the little "buldas, tickets
printed in quaint, antique style.
Tickets for the dead in purgatory
were cheaper, costing two reals.
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NEW YORK.

Trouble In Gen. Crooks Command
1.-Two Court Martials to Come off.
NEW YORK, April 30.-It is re-
ported in we'll informed army cir
Giles that two court martials will
grow out of General Crooks re.
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MEssRS. YOUNG & ROTHROCK.
Photographic artists, expect to
leave here in about a week. Per.
sons wishing to have pictures
taken had better call upon them
soon.
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This Company does a general Land
Agency Business. NegOtiates Loans, &c.
Especial attention given to the Purchase
and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, or
ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
Our determination is to make our Office
the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit
ing our city. We refer to the business
community of st. Louis.
Our facilities for selling Lands are un-
surpassed. from the fact that we propose
10 issue Monthly Paper of our own, az
soon as our list of Lands will justify.
which We will distribute Free throughout
the Eastern States and Europe, thus bring
ing your properties before the public ~
the best advantage.
All business correspondence should be
addressed to
w. I'll. WILSON,
feb 20-ly. Business Manager.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SDecSUz 10 tie 90 Sentinel. "
WASHINGTON.
Charges Against Kerens
a. Mitchell. Mail COntracIOrs

House Committee on post Offices
and post roads are investigating
the mail service between San
Diego, California and Mesilla, New
Mexico 1t has been asserted to
the Committee that the necessary
sworn statement required when
increased mail service was granted
was not complied with when the
San Diego and MesiIla mail SER
vice was increased to a tri-week-
ly. Tom Woods, a witness from
Arizona, who is represented to
know about the whole transac-
ton, will testify before the Com
mittee. 1t is shrewdly suspected
by persons ION the in side" that
this investigation has been pro-
NOTED by the representations of
parties who are or would like to
be business rivals of the present
contractors, and who have taken
this method of beginning opera
tions. The contractors, Messrs.
Kerens and Mitchell, are very
strongly endorsed by the people
of Arizona and it is believed that
this movement cannot harm
them.
Congressional PrOceedings.--The
Apache Indians---The Chinese
Question.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-In the
Senate, yesterday the Committee
on Indian affairs reported favor
ably on the House Bill appropriate
ing fifty thousand dollars for sub
sistence of the Apaches on reser-
vations in Arizona. The bill pro-
vides for the removal of the In
dians from Chiricahua agency to
the San Carlos reservation.
In the Senate, on Monday Sar-
gent spoke at length on the evils
of Chinese immigration and made
an earnest appeal for legislation
to stay the scourge. He did not
present any particular plan of &C.
ton at this time, but urged that
the subject rece;vl immediate and
careful investigation. Yesterday
Edmund introduced resolution
in this connection, directing the
committee on commerce to in
quire what legislation if any is
necessary to regulate immigration
from foreign countries, SO as to
secure the people of the United
States against the evils of pauper-
ism, crime and other forms of in
jury to public morals and good
order, and to render lawful aid to
the States in the exercise of their
sanitary and police regulations.
of the Scandal against
Blaine.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Ju-
dietary Committee will go on with
the investigation of the scandal
against Blaine, concerning the
sixty. four thousand dollars worth
of railroad bonds, and will sum-
mon witnesses. This is the story
started by Harrison, of Indiana,
one of the government directors
of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Blaine will demand that that the
scandal shall be proved to the ut
termost. The result of the in
will probably be to
secure bis nomination at Cincin-
natl. His friends claim that the
that is sure to follow,
will make his election a foregone
Changes In the @. M. Department..
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-It is
that General Robert |
of the Quartermaster De-
partment will soon be retired for
Col. VIM. Meyers is
now acting as Chief Quartermas-
ter of the Division of the the Pa
,ific, but it is believed that Gen.
Rufus Ingalls,, will shortly be or
Tered to that place, remanding
the former to duty as Chief Quar-
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THE UNDERSIGNED wouu.npy
Il spectfuily notify the public that be
has leased this well-known and popular
Hotel, and after completely renovatipe and
refitting it in all its parts. has re-opensd IL
for the accommodation of the Resident and
Travelling Public. ''
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Items from Little Colorado.

William Greer, Esq, of the Mormon colo nv, writes to Mr. Southworth, Aug. 4th, from Aliens Camp, and says: "The rain came, floods followed and took away our dam; damage about $500. We shall now likely carry our ditch some two miles fur ther up the river and tap it there.
 About twenty of our Company will start tomorrow or Monday after our families. Ten will go by Fort Defiance and San Juan.
 A small company will start soon from Salina, in Utah, and look out new route, crossing Green and Grand Rivers and meet the company going from this way. We want road that will admit of driving large numbers of cattle and sheep over, the pres ent one being too scant of water
 The health of this Camp is good. Two births have recently taken place. Our crops of corn look well; the wheat is rather poor, being too late before water could be put on it."
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Cured at Home. i.

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT Hosy addressing letter to Dr. Gibbon stating ease rv, length of time the disease has confined and NJ cine promptly forwarded. free from damage and = to any particular part of the country with fun a S directions for use
 Persons writing to the Doctor will rlesse ssase s of the paper they see this advertisement in
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a regist.rs i, through the Postofice through Wells Fsrrnxr7 package of medicine will be forwarded to any p.,, Union. All communications strictly confidential
 Address. DR. J. F. GIBBOS au2lyl. Box ], ,a57 San Francisco CsIS,,.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
The ~ Miaer.
CENTENNIAL LETTER.

a PHILADELPH HIA, PA, July IS, 1876.
 EnroR INNER breath of air has re- freshed the panting crowds to-day; but it has still been extremely warm. The ther- mometer stood at 102o all the afternoon. Smiles are rather out of place in such ex- treme heat, but one cannot help thinking that it is much preferable to be "shorn lamb" with the wind tempered" to it, than to be s.shorn' human being without any wind, tempered or otherwise.
 THE ART GALLERY
 seems to have an unusual charm, and find hundreds of ladies and gentlemen of the finest appearance and responsibility critic ally examining pictures and statuary which, if exposed in the show-windows of any Of our city streets would subject the owners to arrest. Do not think mean to say that the statues and paintings are vulgar. Not at all. They are as beautifully chaste and artistic as the '-Greek Slave,7 and some of them quite as nude, yet in looking at them the artistic sentiment seems to absorb and crush out all thought of indelicacy- think am right in the impression that public taste in such matters Is changing. l have seen a quotation from San Fran cisco paper, and also seen Cleopatra; in some particulars that quotation is true, but in general think the writer had the spirit of sensaalism on him when he wrote that description.
 Next week I shall visit the Main Build inc. gssf fat..f F4Ifs SHERMAN.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
SAVE MONEYyy

DO YOU WANT A FIRST.C GLASS cI-N, rp So send your name and address to stating what kind of gnr wanted an3 also state what company or firm make
 e gun wanted We can send any kind of rifles or shot guns at less than half what others nh ar~, '"o
 it makes no difference to who makes the gun want, ed we can supply any kind Don't pay your money for what they cost e A' ""' we warrant every gun sell. and win re. nnd the money If they rscass in every nart;c will give you our price. Send stamp and address
 ,,,,, HI. c. STEWART
 1i-'mo Petersburg, New York
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
S U M M Q N ~ (.

In the District Court Third Judicial District fsuf County.
 HYMEN ELLIS and MARTIN SAFRSBERG,
 
 JESUS M. LUNA and TItSQULISA LUNA Action brought in the ds'rct court of the third sn district in and for the county of Yavspa in he fe tory of Arizona. Tn, Territory of Ari-sDo sends greeting to Jes' [ Luno and Trdnqulina Lnno, D.fendaHts: You are hereby summoned and required to arpsf '. action brought against you by the above named ps' in the district court of the third judicial district for the county of Yavapai in the Territory of Arss and answer the complaint filed with the clerk q court at Prescott in said county "a copy of vhich plaint accompanies this surnmonsl within twenty V (exclusve of the day of service) affer the serv's you of this summons. if served in this county S served o,it of this county and within this district within thirty days; in all other cases forty daya you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear 70 swsr the complaint above required tbs plsnnp, take judgement by default against you for the sum thousand and sixty six 9l 100 dollars Cs2 c66 sns and disbursements in this behalf exp-'ided. , n Given under my hand and the seal of the an
 trict court al Prescott this l9ih day oi AZ AZ uSI Cd Jos. HARGRAvE, Esq. Attorney for Plfs ii2S
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
HOMES AND FORTUNES FOR ALL i! Grand Distribution of Cash, Farms, Brick Blocks. Residences, &o, by the Kansas Land and Immigrant Association,
 AUGUST 25, 1876. Capital Stock 100000 Dollars,
 Legally Authorized.

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association of Atct- ison Kansas-an enterprise chartered by the State na gated and managed by whose reputation for hon. esty reliability and integrity stands unsued and who have the hearty endorsement of State and city officials aud citizens the 18th day of August lS76 make grand distribution te its shareholders of many valuable awards of cash and real estate. Highest cash award S750O0. Lowest $50. The real estate awards consist ing of choice farms, business houses. residences &c have been selected from the most desirable and valuable property in the State Price of shares only $500 each Every shareholder will he fairly represented at the dis tribution The chances offered to a home and fortune are unprecedented. Distribtio positire Aug D 1876, or money will be refunded in full.
 Send in your orders you may have yonr bers carefully registered For particular descrp. ob ot the enterprise terms of agents special offer to clubs and purchasers of two shares manner of drawing list of endoser and references description of Kansas, &c, &c send for their illustrated paper the KANSAS IMMIGRANT. moicd free to any address. Send $500 for a share Address
 $. M. STRICKLER, Sec'y.
 AtchisOn, Kansas.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
LEGAL.
= U M M Q " .
IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDUK District, Yavapai County.
 MIGJEI. PERAITA pIpi.,;F

lN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDGE District, Yavapai County.
 MIGUEL PERALTA, Piaintih
  ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO EXPRESS COMrsxY N Action brought in the District Court of the Thin s cal District in and for the County of Yavapai ,h ritory of Arizona. The Territory of Arisona sspds greeting to The An and Neto Nerico Express Company D,feadont. You are hereby summoned and required to appgs an action brought ayaisst you by the above named s ti in the district court of the Third Judicial Dsr< and for the county of Yavapai in the Territory dtl zona and answer tho complaint filed with the ed this court. at Prescott in said county Ca copy a sz complaint accompanies this summons). within !Ss days Exclusive ef the day of service) after the sr upon you of this summons if served in this county served out of the county and within this district within thirty days; in all other cases forty days And you are hereby notified that if you fail 'o IT and answer the complaint above required. the rza will take Judgment by dcfuit against you for the a, one thousand three hundred ninety-four and ilies lars and costs and disbursements in this behalf exrss
 Given under my hand and the seal of ;he said v
 trict Court al Prescott. this 10th day of July st lLs.I WILLIAM WILKINSON, Cst RUSH X WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Jrs
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
N o OTICE.

Having Foue to Cerbat to attend court. my ensr please consult with Judge John Howard and vSSs South worth Esq, apy legal business that ms! ox my absence ts MURAT MAS1khS~
 June 5 ls76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
N TIC E.. In the Probate Court of Yavapai County. Ari,Osa Y ritory.
 In the Matter of the Estate of DONALD DOBIE, Dece>~

It appearing 10 tho Judge of said conrt by the this day presented and filed by John Rssher. the is'rator oi the estate of Donald Dobie deceased P, for an order of sale of real estaie that it is nec
 sell the whole of the real estate to pay the deon
 ing sgainst the deceased. and the debss. expens- charges of administration It is therefore ordsso Judge of said court that all persons interested tate of said deceased appear before tbe Probate WedDesday rhe 9th day of September. 1876, M M.,s a. m, at the court room nf said court in the spsS Prescott aud county of Yavapai. tp show cans order should not he made to the said sdmnia5sH S a the real estate of said deceased and that copy order be published four successive weeks in the MINER. . newspaper printed and published ID iage and county. HARLEY H. CARIIEzs
 August g. Is76. @E.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
JUST ISSUED.--THE 2OOth EDlrm
 M A N H O o D,

M. D.. &c., Sc.
 Medical Essay on the cause and cure of m. decline in man showing how health is lost and k., gained. It gives clear synopsis of the impedinus. marriage the treatment of nervous and physeai s.s exhausted vitality, and all other diseases app,r, thereto; the results of twenty years successful p,
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON "MASHOep."-Therei is no memher q, . ety by whom this book will not be e,Ind useful " he be parent, rreceptor clergyman.- London Tin CURTIS ON ''MANHooD."-This book should b, r-,. the young for instruction. by .he afflicted pr relief ar injure no one-( Medical Times and Gazette Price-Onr Dollar. by mail express. Addrvu !, author DE CURTIS. 520 Sutter Street, or P. O. R. San FrancSsco. Cal ,.,l.'
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Dissolution Notice.

The co-rartnershir heretofore existing between James Fine and Daniel Martin. under the firm of Fine & Co., wss July 3lst lss dissolved by mutual ysnes fIse w collect and pay all debts due te from the late firm. JAMES FINE.
 DANIEL MARTIN. Alsxandra. Yavapai Go, A. T., Aug. {. 1876. u
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Notice of Dissolution.

Noics is hereby given that the partnership henetoore exisae between Jas. c. Wiley and H. c Casey has this day been dissolved by mutual ccassn. An debis due the late frn will be received by Jas c. Wiley and all demands against the ssme will be settled by him.
 fg JAS e. WILEY. a5ss ts H. c. CASEY. Prescott. August lsss. -.r ,. u