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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-25
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Fr"lspt Action BY Its superintendent
Averted a strike.
LOmalia Bee, 23d.

Q Saturday afte, noon the committee APP
pointed for the purpo e, at the Thursday
. g'lt mass meeting Of Union Pacific work
N, called on General Superintendent
.lrk TO confer with him in regard to the
e~luction of wages, which took effect July
, 1877-03-07
LOCAL POLITICS.

rno .o,,,nr ,a,,r n,",. i.,,. - ,.',. ,.-
,r. ncl. s.n". on"" 49,, s' 1uss w s.ea'e .es
want to see good mcn selectsd for tho various
positlous, There IL a 0rfat anxtnty expressct1
10 l,oyo Krfoo, h,ll. n,s,rft ao<,n r: n, linn "a
sbort cro .Sc nsrt .1sction viii vii % y. @ "uon s' y.
Thcso bills arc an absolute rlccessity In order to
tno oxrnn,s ,ri % .rn,,,. ~ e's Nv, ~ ,.,.Ia,s sans
osurr!ag 10 oas I month, % only two 1--WE weess . apart.
tIops, which canuot be had under the prescut
systcn. Iu tho South Town tho evll IL most
apparent. and IN order to avoid q repetition Of
last years troubles tho BILLS tnlst be passed.
There Is no other remedy. In tho Wcst Town u
bu,nmc,s' cousp[racy ias been nrronucd, by
rss IA i sss q ss e TSt s. \ ss;s 4 tS
,oa,,u \, the Inv '"I!" n s!s, y euaise ,l!sst
Tiers ahnl1 IL, hut ons no,,tne. '' IN
sarh Of thu thrra t0wna. ,inlcss Tia iiiiis nnw
hefnra the rIm,se nrr nnssrIl Evrrx. ner.nr IL
intcrcstea in GOOD. hancst coyerr,i,rnt. % and
thcre shonli bS M l,nneccssarv 'chavs' ""S'
co1,yIH AND TIInRnrn4
The work uow beug done by Colylp's friends
to secure for him Democratic nomination is
nnI tho bu,nmern ara uromisei nlarsss
rnioye. withmIt aim. ira cHnr.ctar ~
7inrvuy II. Calvin. rsjttLaIlr r. wriI Lmtwn.
Ths jat,cr q. .oin.. arounl in the @ ssTsnti, VIII
snyi,lr that III, il m irish Nntinna11st' hc.nn.r
III mcthsr vas born In Tnrt. Hn ia snrrs,,n,i.
cd by Tho yerv WORT rlcnienta. and ntteriv iis.
rrrpfds uubik onfuio,,. iiu lava In viii Lo
elected tn1e. LII tte Coa,,,,i WIil msvcr a.lm,t
lin. I'M th3s mi thn xnr.t. iiiidrrth !. nInv.
inV double xan,r. III n In ia .efnatr.t " iarrrl
oul ot ths Council, C"iYlN has promlsvi
him thc 1,nsjtIrn ~ f1s,isf ~ Ta1s.,. 'Ii,.
Iraxenness @ p''s" ~ III. Il, ~o'e. a ~ Le w. .nr' ~
cntoI hy .u I.,xs .rtrrI
, 1877-03-07

TO Ms Editor W Ths Tribune.
CHtcAGo, March GA matter of aa vita! I'm
portaneo TO tho cltfzens Of Chicago as national
politics is our coming election far city Officers.
Under tho sore press OF dull tfade our
manufacturers And 1t necessary to cur
tail and cut down expenses, which uf,-
fortunately Includes wagcs to our working
community, a,ld Wftltal cau scarcely eay they
own their factcries, shopa, or storcs. it would
materially ALL tbs pcopie generally Il no could
innks our city taxes less. say discharge super
giro as much tln,o to tho ctty as professional
Il.cn. clerks, and mechanics nnw render their
employers, To put all this in thorough opera
tlon requires for bead business man whu ilus
been aud ID suc,csstal Tor himself, aud will make
the sacsidco for tic city's goo1. l would sug,-
gcst tho nama Of. J. alcGrcgor Ata1ns,' Ut tic
tlrsn Of crerar, Adams j. ca, who IL wefl-known
to ous LARGEST tazpayers, and also tho worthy
fully, iii.
, 1877-03-07

CHICAGO. March 9.-plcaso allow INC to sug-
Ecst ono Or two natnca in connection with tho
May0ralty. 1.-Two ralrulata to Hlat9 gnol aul
strong light VIC lia9u got to have wcli.known
MEN " well ~ good tHclI. As rrolerty-l0lder
ufa! taxpayer ! should much prefer to trust such
men a. J0hu Wentworth anl Mal,ccl Talcott.
These men will communal tho respect aud In
aucnco Of all classes except tho hummer i,o!it-
cluns.--both well known ind cituF vutjlctpptly
qualified to aduaInIster tla city atfaEs prop
erly. That tlny !naY rcfllsu to aeecpt Is 10 cx-
enough to eacrldce lIttlu for tho city's g4ul,
and committee Of rittIcns think would ba
able 10 pcfauallc either to acceut tho office II
elected Pleaso give us yous opiuton. fours,
THAoor.
, 1877-03-07
MEXICO.

EVN1&NA IN = NAO bUAs
,MATAhonAs, hluCch 6.-Tle Military Coun
before whtuh Gen. Cortjna was tried have found
him guilty Of kidnapping, tho penalty attached
to wticl, in 3loxico Is death. The finding OF tho
euurt has boon sent to Gen. Canales, Mtt1r7
Commander Of Northern Mcxlcu, for his ac.lpp.
It Is belicyel TINT tho finding III the Military
Court Will be xpproypl, and that Curtlua viii
be executed In i fcw tlaya.
Quiet prevails Oh the frontier, and cummcna
ttUn " tlie City 0f Moxico fs hung speedily ~
sturel and malls re-.stablishcd.
, 1877-03-07

at Constantinoplc from Prince Milan rattfvt,o
tho conditions Of peace, Diplomatic rclaiions
III Monscnearn % delegate. M la neva v.sS lsst9H; H.
Grand fIzftr and tho Foreign Minister, and nv my
gotiatfous commence to-tlay. A cpnriltatorr dc.
position appears to prevail on both sides. IL Il
stated thai, after The conclusion Of peace Win
Montenegro, a Turkish ofllcal Of high rink viii
!c di1patchel On m cxtrnonlinary mission t,
the foreign Cabinets It lA difficult yet to forc.
tell the result OF thc negotiations between Mon
tcntEro hnd tho Porto, bit the first conycrsa,
tion shows that both parties arr dcsirous ~
peace.
TnH CONDITION OF ruRR8r.
The prospect Of another year Of peace with
Kussla VIII not bring unqualified blessings L,
tho Otto1naus: All accounts received here from m
ConstantTnople, wllcthcf from sources frivn6iv
or unfricn'lY to Tho Turks, represent. tho ctn.
4 correspondent, who mny be said to In
thoroughly pro:rarkfsl', writes under t|ato
can avert Turkc5'a ruin. At tho nalaco thIngs
have got back to tho old groove. The cons,itus
ton ls ahead Of tho wants anu tug comprcl,cn-
elon of Inc people. Tho reforms the country re.
action Of = well disposed autocracy. A1lt1hat
paeha used tho constitution ably enough 10 foil
tho Conference, but !n applying II practically
his Judgment took him ali attrit. The result i
that the old inlucncca that perverted the life Of
Abdul Ast1 and hrtn,Rht HIM to destruction arc
now busy at,ont those OF hla nephew. hIahmoud
Nedditn t,aclih llas permission to return TO Con.
stant'EoPlet anu Abraham lacta. once tho agent
ot s9 thc khed!yo nnt The h creature Of Gen. lgns-
,atlon OF affairs and disorder iii administrator
never wcre more hopeless. Dcspottsn wa
never concentrated In nlora helpless aud iucapa.
PIG hands: reorIo who haze many ycarn' tx
IA condition never wns 80 utterly dcplorahIe.
circumstances nover were 80 desperate as they
are a. the present moment or ns they will be ID
, 1877-03-07

future meeting of the caucus. There
MAS also some dcsultory interchange
Of viows in regard to tho course to he pursued
concerning Tho Mississippi and Louisiana con-
tests, but no action Was taken.
RESTORATION or lUnnR DAVIS.
The President has received letter from Sen
ator Davis, rcsigninE from the supreme Court.
William X. Rodgers, private Secretary of Prcs-
ident Hayes, took possession Of bis ofllco this
morning.
, 1877-03-07
THE PREsIDENTEss,
now MIS-. uAyEY AfPEAkkD At rue laAuGuHAL
HEcklTloN.

HVW NNSa UK1 1E1 AFFEANAU At TUE INHVIVHAL
RECEPTION.
tsecdnxaU GdsfE&x, XGrrA 8.
II anybody bus takeu thought OF tia minor
matters connected with the Presidential uncer.
tsintY, they must have rsalized tho etubatEass-
tncut Of Mrs. Hayes. sbo hAd no timely notice
Of tho election to enable her 10 prepare her
Washington Quilt at leisure. At last 6ho was
obliged to uEdsr 1t anyhow, and c4tne to this
city for that purpose. Al she u now the rieht-
full mlstseSx o1 tho White House, aud, there
fore. very naturally m object Of national in.
terest, it l. no violation ot psopHrty TO crafty
, 1877-03-07

1u W3 E141VT % 1A4 IFtb0H1.
CHICAGO, March h-I hayo seen several names
mentioned OF late In TIE TRIBUNE who might
make, II elected, Mayor for the CITY OF Chi
Cago thai the citizens wonll b. proud Of Na
want y man oi known ability, d stxncl 41arky
man, u1lc~Whu will be at ali tttncs tiesiroua II
working tof tic beat interest Ut tho community
aud for the general welfare j would present
the nAiuu OF e. G. Trusdeil,-a u,si. generally
known,-anu ,oclieYs no better lnan can "
found. A CITIZEN,
, 1877-03-07
J. II. DUHttAM.
10 Ms Editor ar T'As IT5tnaA.

~ E7ReF0t q
CuIcAoo, March 5.-rha selection OF candir
date for the olleu of Mayor will soon have to be
made. 4 number Of names have already been
suggested through yuur columns, anI wish
to atd t!Mt Ut tho lion. j. IL. UunEa,ll gentle
man whu has en,!ncus qualifications for tho
lie II Just such y nlAn US ID demanded by
municipal corporation to carry out the will OF
thu peuple ~ contemplated by tho founders Ut
our freu instltutlons,- "a gentleman who would
bo terror to the law-6srakcr, who would COM
abiding, and confer dignity aud honor upon the
oitlrc. Yours respectfully,
AN OLD Clr4zEW.
, 1877-03-07

JAPAN.


LONDON, March 1.-THE Jspaneso troops haTe
captured four steamers froln the insurgents u
Batsu1os, ut Ku.uon.Ats: Tbs other provinces
arc quiet, -
, 1877-03-07
eoLy1Nf8 RECORD.

your thousands OF readers upon what grounds
you assert that Calvin will bc the nominee uf
Tho Democratic Convention for Mayor at our
coming spring .cleetioua It IL we'll known he
ono, however, rs he mover shoullerad Kun of
Eot within the smell Of powder, but more for
the sake OF obtaining m Office tian for the anx.
iety Of putting down the Rebellion, His ttrst
publican Convention, which honorod him with
nbout twenty rotcs. He has continued to scck
for an office ever since. Three years ago, when
ward the Pcoplc's party, Colvin was doing
everything In his power 10 get a call from tho
City Republican Committee for convention,
md got himself nominated for tho Office Of
i,coplo's party tried c!aFy man whom they could
think Of, Dottl Kcpubliyan aud Democrat, to ao-
cept nomination for Mayor. All wero afraid
OF tho saloon question md refused. When they
Colvin. llo WINS elected, Our cttiEons know
tho result to their sorrow. At tho time Of his
election there was not gambllnR-touse, keno,
OF monte game In tue city. The bunko stccrcrs,
through. tho cid antl perseverance Of Washburts.
In less thns. thirty dn5s-in TACT, before Coivln
waa naugutated-ssysral h(gf-toned gambling-
houses wcro In operation, nnd O hundred bells
months more than thousand thieves congrc-
nrnttu ~ sIar l,,r inS'" a wieo es"nssacn
shpws ..as ,u!S3i'u. .at anSa.
et,'.Io. ipsA Ky .,,Is,spt auhoasee naa efs.1
spsetsSt spat,oS II H., G,sin,s @o rhto Gn.nn " H., aMu
tosu. potI ~ ,.hst ..s Mo,ai In ~
Iii nis,t; ,n, uu ". IL ss,d Td' WI y,n nm
shnt nnhr. .nn,,,!t - - - INV ~ ~ M t.ne,
',.sa stsoiohs ~ h,a " ~ oxes S,v;G psI !eas ~
cH IT, aa .a, ~ h unoes r ~
~ .7n nn W. eas veor o,s YELL Tens a.oa H
a.non"ss T., II II c,,r 1,;t aot1bnas Tna
sAponecs MI ~ q! vul Iuy DspnttMchLe., mere
, 1877-03-07
ITALY,
TIE TfNKn fMisltlYENEE

THE TIDBn tMt'AovKMEHTs.
Rome, MuIrh .G.-FhHl IQnt: contemplated
works for tho improvement of the Ilbcs will b
eulntncnced to-day.
, 1877-03-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
NAs 4 HAMILTON LOOK.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 6.-Thc pub
ltshcd statement that Senator Gordon has
letter from President Hayes promising to With
draw the troops from tho support Of Gov.
Chamberlain in South Carolina Is untrue, but
the Senator has such ASSURANCES from those
near President HaYes az give him occasion to
believe that within a few days Gov. Hampton
will be left uncntbarrassed anl in undlsputed
possession OF the Executive ofIlcn OF South
Carolina.
IMPRESSION MADn Br PRESIDENT uArAs' m.
Au0uHAL
COLUMBIA, Mnrch 6.--The inaugural address
Of President uaycs mects with the most cori!al
approval here. Its expressions In regard to the
Southern policy OF the new administration arc
regarded by the people as certain tudlcation ot
tho recognition OF Hamrton's Government, con.
confidently expected. The troops will be with
drawn frou, The State lIonso in The next fcw
days. The demise OF Chfcf-Justicc Moses leaves
the election Of bis successor with the ncxt Leg
lsiaiure, which will ba convened BY Hampton.
cIAMnEnLAiN's AHrlclrATioNs.
co1unna SasSad Msfe Ths ert t'aiS aeearn.,ou
the count was unexpected. THIS, coupled with
the signal defeat Of the frrcconcilabfcst occas-
Toned little surprise, tut no great disappoint.
will Lave tho effect OF sowing tho problem Of
which Of tho 1unl Governments Of this State Is
TO exist for tho next two years. called lipon
Gov. Chamberlain to ascertain Ills views and tho
following conversation cnsuM1:
"1Ior 10 you regnrl the declaration Of Gov.
III regard Il as In cvcry respect a Just l1eEal
declaration. I regard II ~ giving effect not
ties 20 caitel involvod Il, the questions bcfora
the Electoral Cummlsstou and Congress. Tho
action Of the Electoral Commission will always
make bright page 70 our history, because y
separatcs etato md National rights In the great
prxeas Of choosing our Chief Executive:
but I especially regard tho declaration of
a!i o4r great public interests finance, c!,il.sor-
vice Reform, and Just and enlightened South
tic soutk; 70 ali our people. When / say I'll
Sap Saf psSp Id sth Te9t Ds9t, say all our people,
!" DO you cxpcet a recognition by him as Gov
crnor Of this Slate, and will you accept Ills az
e.p.cs5s: s ne ss s. 70 'sy psn x ny sk k.psss so
3s rs'a9nt man, Hayes eapect a1 s5ss' 5 a'' u soa ssa
those qua'1tic. IN dealing With all the
questions presented by affairs in this State.
that compcndio,ls way-ss Just cause in every
aspect OF It; cause which on every ground Of
Justice, good policy, statesnansh!p, Or wtse re-
what vi Expect OF Frcsiie5st Mayscss. ss One .hing
know, shall never AJAX him to do more for me
than can show him and show tho world is do
man.lcd by decent regard 10 wise public policy
f}cn. Hnmntnn mil Iuvsnff ih.v" M fnvnrx "a
, 1877-03-07
THE WEATHER.

.WAsulAoToH, D. T., ,aisreh7-ta q. m.-For ths
UpIwT-Lake region, colder northwest possibly
larklug 10 southwest winds, r1aluX 1aruuiesef'
and clear we.ahrr except partly cloudy On t4ks
Huroll.. - . -
LOCAL oBssRvAr1nas.
, 1877-03-07
NA1ttuu.a Ihefa.osHateet ~; lutnlauuan, O.
AxxaRAl lpk&aAvAri0xs.
= EuluAu0, klatch G-Atdalsa.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

= UCENN STEAMSHIP NEWS. "A
LoHpoS, Atareli q. 0.--Etcamships AnchoF1a auu
Canada, isom Ncw' York, aud Peruvian 'fo'D
Portland, Aaye arrived out, Al,
AEw YoRx, Aasrh 6.-Arrtved, sscalas'S
Spain, from, LvgupooL u.,
sot7uA uFrox, MAnh 6.-Stcanshlp A~
MAUI, from New York; has arriycds
, 1877-03-07
picture tho virtues OF Dcu,pcrnttc rule. The
following paragraph will show tho nature Of the

1ho n,.,t, ~ N. lat. ,,-,,,d,,.,a, .,.,.,a. .,S
lhn 1nsl rrsat farm nr,,e IN thn hI,torv ~ ;he
uatson which demand. or best thonrhts, In.
mc,ltato action. When President who has been
defeated Is lnasalcd by fraud. Il IL time that mon
should ind ont tnMo mode to punish tho crime and
prevent iu reretltlon:
~ht.h Is es!mc efsstoe N maRntnae 1nan anI
nt.n h., H.. sn nes pa ;co. ~ sns ,hsS
nsr,r.tInr ~ shn n"vntrmnrt - H. forrn ~ a,m. -
IL revolution by the'actyht az hand OF tho villain.
and moi by lie .c sword 81 Tho roiiicr ii IL death
bI the venom Of tho serpent and not BY tho jaws
enttnnt anu desperate lca1efa q the nc"
, 1877-03-07

4hAv[AA0&s$ *ktGAktAVAt1As EbVet Ak SNAA S23A R1
gathered heEe disarmament by llassia Is prol-
able. The Eastern queatluu Will. ln all liksll.
hood, bc eltclyed for atlothpf year, Turkey be-
ing meanwhile left to work out her own SALIVA
tlon Or destruction, with long otlla Ii favor Ut
TIlh fMrEMIAL TtiHHk.
Tic thrcG Empcfoss-(ierlnuuy, Russia, and
Austria-wtIl ulcct again this year to explain all
misunderstanding and repair nay pa1tlui
breaches Of fttculshlp which eveuts may have
brought about. Il u shrcNdlY suspected that
tlIc Car Alexander sl,tl his uncle kalsss WI.
helm will take advantage Ut thu meeting To give
fsauz Joseph gtxsd talking tn
hhuLARD's ATTITUDE C1tANoiK0,
England, It must ba admitted, IL gradually
ewervug t0xnFl better understanding with
Russia. A. u consequence, ME. Gladstone, WIN
h4s been foremost III advocating such change
Vt policy, u recovering public fayor rapidly. In
ai1 of this cllaAEe of policy, Mr. Grant Duff,
H. H., In bis contribution u the .fl44taea1 Et94-
tMry, ufEes tho English ~ balsh a11 prc1udices
aud suspicious uf ltussa's grliou. Tho bourse
Elows buuyant trlllrnry. FEu.n these ccutrzi
points Ut Information ths eArucst hopes OF =
Icssaful year are entertained. The details Of
the uewe ali poiut the ealue way.
WHAT T1sa FoKTH WILL ASK.
A Berlin ulspntch states that the Porte con-
templates addressing tho Powers on pending
ouvstions. It will probably promise 10 realize
aiidhas Pa'ha's reform programme within two
Years, provided tho present Excitement bu ul-
laycd by tho Withdrawal VI Husuian troops and
cessation Of revolutionary iutrtgues.
sAAy1A AND AokTENEdHo.
Tie Ufs1d VlzLer to-day seceiss u I telegram
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NCt.ssi.sE rlhA ana kI.ts' L aflsldh
The above articles sent postpaid, for SO CTS:
have been retailed 1or So Bankrupt STOCK ana
must be sold. Solid Milton Gold Watches, ~ eac II
for speculative purposes, good timers, equal In APP
ptarance to a 500 genuine gold. His reputation
for honesty, fair dealing and beraity is uneqnaled
by any advertiser in this city."-N. j.. Day BOOK
Dec. rs, 1876.
POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN As CASH.
+. STOCKMAN, ~ B0ND ST., New YORK.
febl4-t4w
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
E5T MlltoI

"sH Milton
Gold Jewelry Com.
bination out. Con
sisting of ell giant
watch chain, lauies'
handsome brooch, 4
ear drops, pair ele.
giant god st on e
sleeve buttons, set
spiral studs, collar
button, heavy plain
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! CONTINUED TOMORROW /.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
From up the River

Ehrenberg quiet; teams all out on roads to interior. The Bonan- "a King mine is reported sold for $13,OOO by T. c. Johns and others to San Francisco parties, who will push development this fall and winter. P. M. Fisher, former agent of the c. s. N. Go. is now in charge of business for J. Gold water & Bro. The Colorado Riv- CT Indian Reservation is deserted by all except Col. MOrford (the agenD and family. The Indians are scattered along the river gath ering mesquite beans. Aubrey takes occasional spurts of being one of the liveliest towns in the Territory; OK and mule teams coming in for loads of merchandise and machinery for the McCracken country. The town of New Green wood, II miles below Greenwood, on Williams Fork, is fast growing up. A ten stamp mill for the Me Cracken mine and another for the Signal Co. are being erected there and are expected to be in running order early in September. The Cocopah OF Monday brought down
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

nation or excuse for the new order in reply to refusals to serve under it, has been received by the Agent, Agency or Inspector, and such as no officer would regard as instruc- tiOns. In addition to this absence of instructions, the application of the commanding officer of the department for authority to have certain supervisory care over the reservations, was promptly refer red to Agents Cum and Stout for their views as to the advisability and practability of granting such
 authority. The whole matter is yet, so far as known at San Carlos or here, in state of abeyance. No new orders are enforced or instructions given to the Agency for their enfOrcement'- Citizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
Condensed from the Citizen.

Silver City in Grant county, N. M., has two quartz mills in opera tion, two private schools, but no public schools, and a good bank. [Grant county wants to be cut off from New Mexico and annexed to Arizona.
 220,OOO pounds copper from the mines near Clifton, Arizona. were reported by the Eco as in Lesin- sky's yard ready for shipment.
 s. w. Foreman writes from San Francisco that he had bought a mine near the Silver King for $10,000, and that w. s. Chapman has mill nearly complete for the Miami mine, in Globe district.
 A large number of emigrants are reported en route from Kan sas who will settle in the upper San Pedro.
 Heavy rains have fallen in Pima county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
A Hint to Yuma.

The SENTINEL has been gratui- tously distributed outside of Ari- zona to a large extent and has un- doubtedly done this County much good in giving correct informa. tion about it and in correcting CT. roneous impressions. The follow ing letter is only sample of many received by us. Our circulation has increased largely outside of Yuma; but many residents here have friends who would like to know something of the place and in this gratuitous distribution of the paper it is getting about time for us to have some help.
 SANTA CRUZ, July 13, 1877 GEORGE TYNG, Eso.:
 DEAR SIT: Please send me another copy of your paper. If had one, had 50 who read your paper through, and it has caused many of them to commence settling up their affairs to go down to Arizona. They are gentlemen of means and want to go into business of some kind and to buy land or lots. Yours Truly,
 B. SMITH,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

STANFORD, Huntington, Crock CT and Hopkins were, July II, elected to office in the following railroad companies of California {: Stockton and Visalia, Amador Branch, San Pablo and Tulare, Stockton and Copperopolis, Sacra- mento and Placerville, Terminal railway, Northern Railway, Berke- ley Branch, Market Street Rail- way, Potrero and Bay View, and the Los Angeles and San Diego. Crocker was also elected a direc- tor of the California Pacific. The election for directors and officers of the Southern Pacific was post pened till July IS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
YaVapai County,

The Miner tells us that work has been commenced on the new county buildings, which will be the handsomest in Arizona. The books and funds of the Territorial Treasurer are still at Tucson. Whats the good of having the capital without the loaves and fishes !?
 "Let us oppose the sale of the line from Yuma to San Diego" Yuma is with you on that propo- sition. Let us take it down and re-erect it between Yuma and MOhave.
 W. W. Standefer has disposed of his interest in the Arnold lode in Cedar Valley to W. A. Fuller, for $550O.
 We counted on the sidewalk, last evening between the postofIice and Heads store, 130 men, and between the corner of A. L. Moeller's building and Blake's assay office, 190 more, making total of 32O and all within space of 300 yards.
 Have the PrescOttites nothing better to do than to stand around for the Miner man to count lem?
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

GENERAL VANDEVER, Indian Inspector, has been acting Indian Agent at San Carlos since July 1st., when Cum left it. We have been looking for the regular rub bish in the Prescott papers about Sonora calves, swindled and starv- ing Indians etc. It looks as if Vandever is higher game than these sports dare tackle; or as if his military title awes them into customary servile deference. Si- fence chafes them, but they will take out their irritation on the next Agent, particularly if he is a civilian and a christian.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
San Carlos.

On the 9th instant, Indian Con- missioner Smith telegraphed Gen. Vandever that authority was granted to employ additional po- lice force as heretofore requested by MT. Cum. It looks very much as if the Indian office would con- fine its policy to the civil one so long and successfully in force at San Carlos; for up to date only informal advice, by way of expla-