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transsnontane section, tie has served in
both, hraashss of, the General Assembly
with ability and entire satisfaction TO his
constituents. His name ard character aud
ability add greatly to the strcngthl OF the
ticket id his sec.ion.a The uuahi:nity of
his nonlination was as aattering as it was
we'll deserved. %
Mr.. .. q. Scarborough, cf Jollason, 10 o
uativeof Wakss. a,id Is 1 member csa large,
intelligent aud influential family III the cen
trail counties Of the State. fle graduated
at Wake Forrest college with distiastion,
aud has devoted himself to teaching with
mankea ability and success. Hc isgreatly
respected and believed 10 bis sectiony and
enjoys popSlarity attaiaeS by few.
!. TIE REPIBLlC-AN.CANDIDAT
1t is apparent that Hayes is put before
che country as the compromise Candidate Of
the RePublican party. 10 ~as impcssible
70 settle the differences hesween,thnse nspi-
rants who had pashed theirpreteusions be-
yoDd the possibility Of retreat or compost,
tim. They came there with their claims
in their own hands and they pushed thex
with yigor and animosity that leis NO
room for friendly agreement. There was
only ono alternative and that was to fall
back upon sesse one whom each rival could
see elevated with sepLilOsophy sken he
could bis open and ayowed oPPopsnt, And
50 Rutbefera ,, Hayes was the happy re-
cipieht Of the houoss Of hhc CsnveDtioR and
VI the congratulations Of tho rivals.
n Hayes has this, advantage. thss be will
uoits upon him with more Or less sincerity.
all she diverse elements Of his party. That
party has everything to gain by unity !;
I,evsrything to lose BY discord. and ihesafore
il will stand BY Hayes as ths only rallying
point for party salvation. But what will
rally his own party to him. win forbid auy
laesessions front the Other side. Hayes is a
man Of negatives. lie is without decided
principles. He beads no strong measures.
lie has 10 personal aagnetisn. lie will
arouse no enthusiasm, and hc will inspire
no fears. HestaDds IS mere figure head
to 81 up the necessary complement Of a
national ticket; Us well fllcd BY the hum
blest private iu tue Republican rauks. as
BY the hardly elected Governor Of Ohio.
10 nearly balanced relations Of parties. no
party issecurc Uf victory unless II can gain
something from tie other side. And Hayes
is not the man to make these gains. In
truth, be is put on the defensive iFOss the
start. q. lie is the representative Of the Re
pu6lican party with Hits sins of the past
fifteen ys.rs accumulated upon il head.
undiniuisbcd ard unrepentsd Of. 50 far
from being candidate Of reform. be as
sunses to pe-petuate all against which the
country Is claa,orOus. all the waste, all the
extrayagalce. all the dishonesty. sll the
corruption which makes the Republican
party 90 Cbnuxions 70 the attacks of the true
refOrper. fad ralIying point in the new
nominee Of the party. and be stands before
the country to ipyite a continuation Of the
same principles and praetiees which have
brought Z to is present moral and financial
detression .sIfla i aaiA ss5sra1 Aat4~. &
itts s,..sl... lati3 -ias .rsH
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THE WILgsING16N .E0IfRNAl
cor. wrLLiAat Il. sANxpERs.

C0A. WILLIAM ~ gSAN%D&Rs.
The journal Pubs Aise Company an
nounee iaas they savs placed that papss
uader the sqle eIarga of t'el, w. y. Saq,:
ders. This isan act of propr:ssy and So
gacity frr which the Demvcssiv party a
North Carolina viii thank ahsal. Y Y ~ II
TIE severance o. the time honored and
.eordiallylapprovea assvsiatioa .ef Engolhard
aud Slsnders seenea ~ boie disaster ii :hs
party, for il seemed 70 orrng low power
that had always been used ior good and
with widely extended iaiIuense. yAs
succession Il csl. .sapples 50 ihe eoptrsl
of tbs sEoarpal sesares lAeperpe,uisy .of IFS
infiaenee. Yhese is no nsm Now In siiio-
rial position m the S.ate sik Ms political
inforsaatioa. nctc ssoye earnest III bis neal
for the bc-s Interests u ne Stale ami the
party, and pODc that Eields a ,pore yigo-
rous. trenshaps aud graesfnl pen Fialp
/ Weexpress ear keasty delight nj the po.
sition Col. Saunders nov oeesplss. s.lt
tlhFss aili fsssa stalspmL lffssseI ti5
The Rich@oad Wing -ayss Hayes NO,
only vossJ for All the ailroad grants and
subsidies brought iorsard while lie was Ia
Congress, hrt he also,voted 10 incrcsse lhe
pay Of Copgresslner frpm $4,000 70 5000
and upon that issue vas defeated ia 1869
BY Banning. .s,.i,, .,,...., 80. III
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Very many papers think the Tilden and
Hendricks ticket. first suggested By the
New York San. the.sery thing. The Buff
falo COHrier believes stronger ticket
conld not be made. since il would har-
mopiza the party East and West and mskc
success certain iu the doubtful Sisies. -
Plila, Times. r.
All right; still We believe tho whig vas
the frst @ suggest thas pleasing and power.
ful comLiuatioa. But only leE il Be cam
ed and elected, and We shall not quarrel
with the Sua or any other u our e,atem-
Poraries over the priority vfour claim. =
49,, - -t.... 4, .fr WIiy
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eNceediug $40, 900 coo, ia exchapge for
anedpa. anlosat ef legal tender notes the
latter 70 b. reissusd only UPON the per-
seneat rsiiremsht II a like ssss u fraction
~ rvrrencys reeeisoJ in pay laelAt sfdnes 10
ths Bniteu Staiss ;,apd a. ssastienai sur-
rsncy 50 retiredand iessssSed 10 become a
part of tLs siukipg fspd O "a eal 4 anppd-
meat pferovsd b sIAe caasasales iste stfiks
'vas the Iweyd no@ tsox4 iIis clause above.
Washington June 20 Speaker Kerr
has been slowly improving Of late. bat his
physicians have we ss~si3erca him well
snouglitoqeaye t6sn.1 Mrs Kerr thinks
he will BE- we'll enough inn day on two 10
ytysheso@ary tSx quiet and recupora-
Washmgtor. sgane 20. -Trsasarer New
has ressgned. Aisb soIicttx " tho Trea-
safy Dlutad Wilson, and Chief cleyk Of
the Treasury 4. Il. Wilson. I i'.
~ tatftff tl8i h,iM 49, f3a1ii4 9Fw8 8HW
Washington June 20. MIR. Kerr will
spsna salne sias "a lhs Ned Sulphur
Springs, Va. NH s,is ssi tgE5l " .,t
Srpalar Lat A.. Merrill. VI Maine. is
ynlensipnyi for Ssretary a the Treasury.
,Ies.lyn ] lane zssh ---'rhc lrM~ias Cniss
iG;,Esffs publishsW private lle,tsrfsesn Je-
fusalrin WHICH Rays grent excitement and
anxie'y!pirvailtlrss % sunsea.usass Of the
rxressss pflSe irGki-A aaiAoraiss and u
threatened rising Of the pspnlace.a Tn the
End Of June the Christians fearing anattpek
banies,ded tbeir bu,re. AMI the i,<sign re-
siden,s kepl ~ afinsie watch ihroughout
the night.al The der nsans met at their con-
sllatr, oygahizad ios a.utual defeness sysl
sept 10 their honae 6oycrnmeAt formal
applications fss military assistHnce. The
TarkIsh soldiers hsSe since permanently
eucampsd in the public squares. istl 4
ffs sa..,4as i.st.fk.4 ~ 4f#474i Il a.
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Take Particular NoCice.

We feel it to be our duty, just
now, on the eve of the election,
TO call the attention of all citizens
who desire to vote. 10 the follow
ing provisions the Registry law
Sec. 1-PrOvides that in addi-
ton to other qualifications, the
voter must have paid his poll tao
within one year next preceding
the election.
Sec. 33-ProVides that no per-
son who has bet on the result of
the election, shall vote at such
election.
Sec. 34-Provides that no per
son shall approach the polling
stand nearer than fifty feet, for
the purpose of electioneering or
soliciting votes or distributing
tickets, while the polls are open,
and makes it the special duty of
cOnstables to see that this law is
enforced. Let all citizens take
due notice hereof and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Delegate TO Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. c June 81, 1876.
To THE People OF ARIZONA TERRITORY:
Being detained here on public business
much longer than expected t0 have been
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
Recollection as Delegate 90 Congress
By the people of Arizona. In 80 doing, I
can but repeat my former platform, and
with renewed energy and the advantage of
what little experience l have acquired,
pledge myself (if elected) to devote my
time and give my most careful attention to
the advancement of the best interests of
Arizona and her people, irrespective of par
ty faction or section.
TO my friends who have 80 generously
and nobly stood by Ine during the past two
years, | tender my heartfelt thanks
TO those who still continue to oppose me
and to all opponents, wish to say: l
shall meet you in opposition on the same
field in friendly manner. and believing
as do that the majority of the people are
always right, shall feel pleased with the
result
Most respectfully inviting one and all to
my support. am
Very respectfully yours.
July %. H. S. STEVENS.
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Angry Mothers.

The baby show proved to be one
OF the most attractive features of
the Kansas City Industrial Expo
siti0n. There We're twenty nine
of them on exhibition, and after
The award, twenty eight Of the
angriest mothers in the entire city
and vicinity. The judges were
ladies, and after the decision they
fed TO the police for protection
from the fury Of the twenty eight
indignant mothers who failed to
obtain The recognition which
they sought for The babie5-Ona0-
hG Herald.
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List of Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey &
Co., Patent Agents, San Francisco
we receive the following advance
list Of q. s. Patents, granted to
Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
Thomas Guerin, San Francisco,
sewer traps; Carleton Newman,
San Francisco, bottle and cup stop
pers; jacob Price, San Leandro,
Cal, excavation and dumping cart;
Thomas P. Cleary, San Francisco,
plaster ceilings, cornices, etc; Ro-
bert 81. Lucas, San Francisco, pro-
cess of refrigeration; Sebastian
Plymale, Portland, Ogn., water
meters.
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Our irrepressible good eating
friend, Ben Woods has erected a
fine Transparency in front of his
place of business, on which the
words Woods Railroad Saloon, 1"
and a train of cars, are we'll paint
ed. Ben is popular, as good fell
lows always are, and when he
came out for County Surveyor no
one felt like taking the risk of a
run against him; SO he has the
field to himself, unless some cuss
comes out to contest it in very
few days, ofwhich there is no pro-
liability. Vote for Benjamin
Woods, for County Surveyor.
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CHARLES Ii. KENYON, an old
and highly esteemed resident of
Yuma, but who has been making
a prolonged visit to his old home
in Rome, New York, arrived in
Yuma with his wife and child on
the 81 ult, The many friends of
this excellent family warmly well
come them back to Yuma, where
We hope they will be contented
10 stay. We deeply regret tina t
we inadvertently neglected to
notice their arrival in our last
issue.
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Last year cow delivered in the
streets of Fernandina IA calf, per-
feet in every particular, except it
had a human head. This freak of
nature was exhibited by Mr.. Geo.
E. SeWyer, at the Duval County
Fair, in the same year, and we be-
lieve is still in his possession. But
how is it to be accounted for, that
the same cow has this year deliv-
cred another mOnstrOsity of the
same kind, which is now in pos
session of a Fernandina chemist?
-AQTicuLtureit.
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PROCLAMATION.
To all Whom it May Concern:

WHEREAS, Under an Act of the Leg
islatlve Assembly of the Territory of
Arizona. entitled An Act to Provide for
General aud Special Elections" it is pro-
vided that there shall be- held thrOuOhoue
the Territory on Tuesday after the first
Monday of November A. d 1876 on cleo
ton for members of the legislative Assem-
bly, and such other officers may bh required
by law tn be- chosen ut such election; and
WHEREAS, tbs further provided in said
Act that it shall BE- the duty of the Cover
nor, at least thirty days before any General
Election, IT, issue his proclamation design
ating the offices tn be flied at such election.
Now THEREFORE,, l, a. p K. Stafford.
Governor of the Territory of Arizona, in
pursuance of the duty enjnined upon me,
do hereby order General Election to be
held upon. the dry prescribed in sand Act,
tO-Wit:
November =, A. ID. 1876.
And also designate the following Offices to
be filled at SAID election to-wit:
A Delegate to the Forty fifth Congress
of the United States.
Nine (9) members of the Territorial
Council and Eighteen (lH) members of the
Territorial House OF Representatives, as
follows:
The County of Yavapai. -Four (4) MEN,
bers Ofthe Council and Eight 81 members
of the House of Representatives
The County of Pima. Two (2) members
of the Council and Five (5) members of
the House of Representatives.
The County of Maricopa, One (l) mem
Der of the Council and Two (2) members
of The House OF Representatives.
The County of Yuma. One u) member
of the Council and One (I member of the
House OF Representatives.
The County of PiDAl, One O) member
of the Council aud One CD member OF the
House of Representatives.
The County OF Motave, No COY member
of the Council and One { J member of the
House of representatives,
Also in each County Two Supervisors, a
Sheriff. District Attorney. County RecOr-
der County Treasurer. County Surveyor.
Two COrOners aud Public Administrators.
Also in each Election Precinct in each
County one and not more than Two Con-
stables, and Two Justices of the Peace,
and in each Precinct containing popula
lion of more than Eight Hundred persons.
TO be ascertained by the Board of Supervi-
sors, One additional Justice ofthe Peace.
And also Three School Trustees in each
School District 10 the Several Counties of
the Territory,
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the Territory
to be affixed at Tucson, this Sd
day of OctoOe, A ID 1876.
A. 2. K. Stafford.
By the Governor:
JUHN p HOYT, Secretary Ofthe Territory.
BY JOHN r. FARRELL, Asst Sec'y.
Octnber
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bon. LYMAN GOLDBERG, who
has been absent for some months
in California, returned last Mon
day by the Tucson stage, looking
remarkably well. ON his return
he took the rOand via Ehrenberg
and the southern part of the Ter
ritOry, 80 that he might post him
self in regard to the Pinal and
Globe District mines and other i'm
pOrtant matters. The Old gentle
man travels with his eyes open,
and what he describes he has seen.
Glad to see him back.
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ORDINANCE No. 5.

Providing for the disposition
and sale OF unOccupied lands Of
the Village Of Yuma,
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and
Common Council OF the Village Of
Yuma.
Sec. Whenever the Council
shall deem it for the best interest
at the Village to make sale of any
unOccupied lands OF said Village.
it shall be done in the manner and
from prescribed in the following
section:
Sec. 2-Notice of sale shall be
given by publication in news
papers for a period not less than
twenty days. Said notice shall
state the number of lots to be dis
posed of, with numbers of lots and
blocks, and stating the minimum
price of lots.
Parties who wish to purchase
must, on or before the last day of
advertisement file with the Clerk
at the Board, sealed proposals,
directed to the Mayor and Com.
mon Council of the Village of Yu-
ma. and endorsed. bids for un-
occupied lands" Each bid must
be accompanied by TO deposit OF
ten per cent of the amount bid.
At the expiration of the twenty
days the Council will proceed to
open the bids, and the land snail
be awarded to the highest bidder,
provided, that any person or per
sons who fail to make their bids
good. shall forfeit the deposit
made, which shall be paid into
the General Fund of the Village
Treasury, and the purchase money
If not paid in full, on or before five
days from the date of awarded, the
land so award shall revert back to
the Village.
Sec. 3-No bids will be consider.
ed which are made under the
minimum price fixed, or unaccom-
panied with amount of deposit.
Sec. 4-No deed will issue to
purchasers until the provisions of
Sec. 10, Ordinance No. 3 are fully
complied with.
Passed 10th day Oct. A. D. 1876.
A. J. FINLAY,
Attest: Mayor.
G. Ii. BRINLEY, Recorder.
Oct. 81 to. ;
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Yuma BUSINESS Directory

rnLORADO STEAM NAVI-
CATION CO-Ofice, foot of Main
ST l. POlhamus, Jr.. Gen. Supt.-A. j.
Finlay. Agent.
.TAMES NJ. BARNEY, Whole
81 sale and COMMISSION and Forwarding
M-rchant-C0r M4in and First SITS.
DAVID NEAHR, General Mer-
cIaudi.e wholesale aud retail-COr
Main and Fnst ats.
JULIUS SAMTER, G enc era |
81 Merchandise. wholesale and retail
Main at near Second.
ISAAC LYONS, General Mer
chandise, wholesale and retall-Maln
81. near Second
ISAAC LEVY, Colorado Hotel,
Gila street.
A LORETTE, General Mer-
~ .chaudise, Wholesale and retail-CUr.
ThIrd st. and Maiden Lane.
lanes ABEGG, News Depot,
Cd Main Street.
TEO. w. BLAIR, Grand Hote
VI Main at.
r A. BERTELING, w t h
4. maker, Jeweler IN Optician-
First ct.
DEDONDO&BALSZ, Yuma Ex-
II change Saloon, Livery Stable and
Feed Yard-COr. Main street and Jones
Avenue.
A NDREW TYNER, Saloon
"A Cor. Main and Second SITS.
I E. D. BLADES. Real Estate
= Agent, Main st, near I'd.
DENJAMIN WOODS, Railroad
saloon. Kan St, near II.
EAEDOND0 q BRO, Market
kty Gaiu street.
sgORN ER s. DONALDSON,
ii Blacksmiths, Wagon and Coach
tnakers-Glla st.
L EOPOLD FURRER, Water
4 man & Drayman-Main street.
TT N. ALEXANDER, Attor-
II. ney-at-LaW, Notary Public and
Judge of PrObate-COr. Main and ID SITS
WALKER & PURDY, Attor-
w ueys and COunse Tors at-Law-Of-
fee: NOrthesrt cor. Main & Second SITS.
WIN. ]. BERRY, Attorney at
w Law, Office III the SENTINEL build
ing-Msin street.
CAMUEL PURDY, JR., Civil
- Engineer and Deputy U. 5. Surveyor
If Mineral Lands, Office on Jones Av.
II ALL HANLON, Ferry-six
miles below Yuma
: J. F. IAEGEH, Ferry-foot
z i, vE Mala Atreet
ECBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE,
I u 4iL street.
COUNTY JAIL AND TEN
y fUhARY PENITENTIARY-Ma-
uIeOn Avenue.
4 RIZONA SENTINEL Office,
A-Main street. cor. of Third.
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GEO l.. FIELD, with his wag-
on train, leaves, Yuma to-day for
Camp Mcdowell and other points
loaded with $4,000 TBS. of freight,
the largest load that we ever heard
of going out of this town with one
team,
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FOR CONGRESS-!

To the Editor of the arizona Sen
tineL:
SIR-Please publish the following:
| desire through the columns of your pa
per, to say to the people of Arizona
Territory, that am Candidate for Dele
gate to Congress at the election to be held
in Novembnr next If am elected shall
earnestly devote the whole of my time TO
the best interests of the Territory. Dur
Jog the Canvass, propose to discuss freely
all matters in which the people are espe-
cially interested aud which are important
to the future prosperity and welfare of the
Territory, and for this purpose will en-
deavOr TO meet my fellow citizens of all
SECTIONS at convenient times and places
GRANVILLE H. curry.
Phoenix, July 10, 1876 I5-tf
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GEORGE L. FIELD arrived last
Monday with his wagon train
loaded with ore from the "SilVer
king" mine, which ore is bound
for San francisco.
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WZZHDRA WAZ.

For good and welghty reasons me there
unto moving, l hereby respectfully with
draw my name from the canvass, aud de-
cline to be Il candidatr for the Office Of Dis
trict Attorney, Or any other office in the
gift of the people at the ensuing election.
VIM J. BERRY.
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For the Council.

The citizens of Yuma County having
placed INC GU their ticket as their candidate
for tho Councils | accept the nomination
and will if elected do ali In my power for
the interests CT the Territory and of Yuma
County. Yours truly.
W. L. HOPKINS.
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NZHDRA W.AZ.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends that he has withdrawn
from this election az Candidate for the
House of Representatives and thanks the
voters that promised TO support him
WILLIAM II. TONGE.
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For the Council.

To the Voters of yuma County,:
l hereby respectfully announce myself
candidate at the ensuing election, Tor the
position of Councilman, in the Territorial
Legislature. j. NJ. REDONDO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Observation-Disclosures for County ana
Township Offices will be charged $l5 for
publication of announcements during tie
The amount must be paid IN
varably in advance.
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For supervisor.

To THE VOTERS OF YUMA COUNTY
hereby respectfully announce myself
candidate for member OF the Board of SD
perVis0rs of Yuma County. at the ensuing
election. A. LORRETTE.
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Particular Notice.
GREEN ACKS Ia X E n
OCT Qpot !

Goods sold at old GOLD PRICES EIGHT
PER CENT allowed for all GOLD COIN. l
CAN and WILL sell goods at LOWER RATES
than any merchant i'll Yuma Times nave
changed. RAILROAD is COMING, READY
SALES and SMALL PROFITS from now on.
is the word. Come GU with your cash and
try Inc. ISAAC LYONS.
Oct 9th, 1876. IA.
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For County Treasurer.

To THE CITIZENS OF YUMA COUNTY:
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of County Treasurer, subject
TO the voice Of the people.
THOMAS HUG HE'S.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

To THE VOTERS OF YUMA COUNTY:
l hereby respectfully announce myself
an Independent candidate at the ensuing
election for Representative III the Terri
torlai Legislature.
J. W. DORRINGTON.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate
of
ANTONIO REGLL Deceased.

of
ANTONIO REGM. Deceased.
In the Probate Court, County of Yuma,
Territory of Arizona.
ESTATE Of ANTONIO REGLI, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given by the uadersign-
ed. executor of the said deceased, to the
credito rs of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said executor at his residence
in the Town and County of Ynma.
LEOPOLD FURRER,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Antonio Regh deceased.
Yuma, A. T., October eth, 1876. IA
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-11-04

MATT. CAVANEss leaves to-day
for Tucson and other points, with
his wagon train fully loaded.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

VOTE for HIE AN S STEVENS
for Delegate TO Congress,