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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
Distinguished Invalids.

Mr. W. S. Hobart, well know in- San Francisco and Virginis City as heavy capita!ist and as ranking next to Flood X O'Brien and Sharon X Jones as mill owner, has been passing a fortnight st Yuma for the benefit of bis health. He came here with a serious affection of his throat aud lungs, which has already begun to disappear. Mr. Hobart has by experi- ence formed correct estimate of the sani- tary qualities of this dry climate, and will pass some time in the Territory The advertise nest, gained 5y curing s few inpslids of wealth and prominence, is all that Yuma requires to make such rush here ot that cIass as " i'll justify he erection of su tnble buildings. &c.. for their accom- mediation, IH MT Hobart Yuma has ac- qGired grateful and serviceable friend Gen. Wm. heyerS, Depot Qusrtermaster as San Francisco. has also put iu couple of weeks with us for his health, and with aratify tug results.
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the bars of his muzzle, 6 bag as large as a hat keeping it so few moments be would suck the air out of it again, when it would disappesr. No explanation coald be given by the men in charge who declared 1t pe- culiar to thls camel ouly- Some of the boys seemed to think he was turning up his water stomach and drinking out of 1t, as from cat!eer, particularly as he re- peated the trick several times, Camels are prellfc breeders, attain sp average age of Is years. and we hope to see thrsu in as general uee here as they are in some parts of Tuscany in. Italy, which are much like Yuma county, except in being more sandy and sterile ths climate there ls almost the saD,e as here.
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i'Co. wills take place untit their road
 reaches the river.
 [ Col, c. W. Bradley, A. c. M. at Yuma
 Depot. expects to be relieved ere long.
 Ills successor will possibly be Maj. j.. Fl.
 Lord new stationed at Tucson.
 Gen. Meyers and Col. Gray left here TLursday morning for the R. K terminus, taking Col. Bradley's fine ambulance team,
 which has been promoted to the San Fran cisco depot for ," meritoriuus service in the field" Six "pearser mules never ate Uncle Sans barley.
 Among passengers by boat from up river are Col Schaeffer, Col. Tuzier. Col. Mor ford and Major Maynardler, PaYmaster and cIeyk-ail entitled 10 their titles. Coh Schaeffar Is a man of much note in N. Y Stat,. politics. Slnaa. the election he has been figuring on mmes of this coast, and is now en route for Pinal and Pima. Col. ToZirr is also OH mining business. He was Lere twenty years ago, and is the same gentleman who led a party from Tucson into S,suUra to the relief of the Ill fated Crabbe party, They fought their way down to Cab0rca, where Crabbe and his meii were intrenched, but were driven back with great joss and could not combine witn bun. Soon after Crabbe sur rendered tO "yerpowering numbers on pledge of good treatment and with every man of his party, was butchered in cold blood ToZier'e. taIty then fought their way back to Ar- Zo3u- Col. Moriard is Indian AgsRt al the Colorado reservation and came here for conference with Gen, VandeveI the Inspector. He first came to this coast in lc41 as clerk to Gen. Ingalls,, who was here last November. At the time of the gold discovery in California he was clerk for Gen. Sntter. of Fort Sutter fame. The purpose of his cOnferenG5- with Gen Van dever is to get instructions on the matter of moving the Hualpal Indians on to some reservation. Without having commltted any general or serious depredations, they are represented as source Of continual annoyance to settlers and miners in Mohave cOuuty.
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Locai Gossip and Nesxs.

Transportation men have rather crowd ed into town this week Capt Foster steamboat agent of thn Soathern Pacific Railroad and Capt. B-rming gham, agent of tbe Co.orae0 Steam Navigation Company have been making MI inspection and ap pralsem-nI oftbe steamboat property here
 Capt Monrr and Mir. Griffith c:ine here on the 9th and Were joined by Mr. Mlt chelI. of tine stage fifm of Kerens & Nit chell, who has made the qlickest trip ever accomplished batweel San FraGcIsco and Yuma. He left San Fraaciscn at 50 p. m. 0u ths. i1th and Was in Yuma al 9.30 D. ID. 0n sLr 18th; a total tune of 53 hours, ut which nearIy o were passed Tn laying over at the rnlruad termiDus, maklug the tray cling tlme about 45 hours. From the ter minus hs accompanied Col. Geo. U. Gray, Chlef Engineer ut the R. k. Co., who csine ou, to confer with Mir. Hood. Col ! Gray has our thanks for city evening pa perS of the i7tu bailird tO Us on the uior- ping "i the 20ih. These stage men talked horse &c. til "Wednesday, when they were agreeahiy stimulated by receipt of l dlspatches anG"uncing that daily mall
 was authorized from San Diego to Mesiili via Yuma; service to begin April lst. The 1 tune !s rather short, hu We believe them eqlai 10 the emergency and look for daily mail in Yuma on and alter April Sd
 The first maiis may bring only letters, car rIed on horseback, until coaches and stock ! can be distributed along the route and aG
 ditioEal supplies ot forage can be laid dow l at stations
 l In regard to transfer of steamboat pro
 perry, We have il On good authority tha only the rIver boats uLd property have beel l sold, the Newborn still belonging to tn
 old cOLcern. Ehu virtual transfer to thu l k, k. Co. will Lake place [if ut alb Apri
 lst, but actual uatHageneut by the k, G
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Transportation,

Steamboat Gia arrived from Ehrenbe.g on the l7th and left for Port Ysabel m She 18th. retnrning on the 2lst and sailing again from here on the 23d to bring freight due next week per Idaho. The Colorado arrived from Mohave on the 2lst and saled yesterday morning for Port Ysabel. The Mohave is still here but will sail on the 27th to conuect with the Idaho at Port Ysabel. The Idaho sailed on the 18th from San Francesca and her freight is due here about April 2 'Eas Newborn will probably leave San Francisco April ,. Tuliy, Ocb"a & Cos. train left yesterday taking sil the U. s freight that was here. Contreras NOripea and Gray are about 1t Slanwix and Meyers & Bnwley and Hsncock are ou the Maricopa desert going ecst. Geo. Field ls dn,. here tn-inorrnw with ten tons Silver KIng ore. Quinlin and Cavoness were yesterday at Marcopa on their way here with twenty. three tcns Silver king and Llanrliy ore, Daguerre and brash are this siLe of Giia DPnd with fu! loads ut Silver King concentrations. Amabisca, Pere1 M-nduza, Carr and Eustis with Lord & Williams train are all "n the road here to get freight due es Idahe. At present there are no ireights here. and DO trains will roll out till the ldahn's freight arrirss, say Apri3.
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Citation.
ENrHE MATTER OF THE ESTAT

ENTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE. of Francis Hinton, deceased. In ihe Probate Court, County oi E.ums' Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of ArIzons to Gr"rGe Stone. Administr,tor O. the estate Of Frau cis Hintnn, deceased:
 By order of this court, You are nereoy required to appear before said court, at me court room thereof, at the cOert house n the village nnd coenty of Yuma, ca .Se second day of April, < !. 1877, at t-s O clnck a m,, then and thers 10 sh9W eau shy your letters of administration aha not be revoked. and you and youF sasS held resp0Dz;bi' for ls ed-cts Q. she state, f,r iailiag ta render full az of vour administration. as required uTdes ut the Ju C-'t this cnL'e, Ii the 29th day of JenHSry, A. D, i9' Witness my hand and tba SeH
 - Probate Court, "f Yum. lsEAL affixed th,s the 25th day ---- raary. A D i577
 II. \ ALEXAN
 Probate Judge and eX'0d Yuma, M9rch ,, lS71
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SuI3l .IaOnsss

FIN THE DISTRICT COURT. 0F Territory of ArlZ0na, in and for fbe COun ty of Yuma.
 M. Greene, plaintiff, vs. Martha ] Greene. defendant.
 Ac,IoD brought in the District Court fthe Second Judicial District. of the Territory of AriZona ill and Tor the County of Yuma and she complaint filed iu said County Ot Yuma in the office of the Clerk of the Dis yrict Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Martins J Greene. defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear Tn an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff m the District Court ot the Second Judicial District of the Territory If Arigona in a,d for the County of fume and to a,swer the complaint fl ed therein within twenty days (eXclnsive of the day of service) after tine seIviee of ths sun'- mons. if served with in ihis County; or # served out of this County, but within thls district, within thirty days;"'heTwise With in forty days, or judgement by default WI be taken against you. according to the prayer cf said complaint.
 The said action is brought to- obtain 6 decree of this court dIssnlving the b"nGs"ni matrimony now existing between saio plaintiff and defendant. upon the aronnds set forth in the complaint on hle in this action, and for general relief
 And you are hereby notified that II you fail to appear and answer to said complaint. as above required, the said plaintiff will ap- ply to the court for the relief demanded Tn said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judical Die trict of the Territory of Arizona ia and for tine County Of Yuma this 9th day of Marca in the year of our Lord ons thOussnd elgh hundred and seventy seven.
 [sEAL GEORGE TING,
 CierE 49 5w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
Change of Firm.

san Donaldson last week sold out his
 rest in the firm of Hornpr & DGnald-
 to Mir. James H Norton. and the new
 is now entitled Horner & Norton
 N. has been only hort tune am"ng
 but has made good record and gaInrd Fhe confluence of the comnpnlty- The soncern is well ,upplied "ith machinery and tools and has established . good cUs- ton n their line, wagon making and black smithing in al I their branches. We predict 3 prOspernHs future for the new fl rln.
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Hard Travel.

On Monday faurteen passengers arrivea l Ehrenberg by stage from the R. R on eir way to Tucson, and left thirteen "a at tine railroad for whom there was kpm on the stage. Several of tbem
 the stage ard touk the steamer for iHfanGing to take MnOre's line of
 from here eastward They com- litter ly of traveii1g facilities oa that berg road The wagons are over
 with freight and txpress matter, passengers no shaw. i'hs distanee Fen ,he railroad and Ehrenbc7g >>4Ver i.es) was made by tbe four hOrses n hours, the pussengers walking much road.
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To the People ct Arizona.

 VTHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAN,- ing ordered i've hundred Springfield rifles, caibre 50, tn be turned oyer n ths' Governor nfthr Territory uf Arizona to be used in armihg mIlitie' cnmpsnies. ana the Legislature of Ariznna having passed a law authorizing the Governor to diStri- bufe said orms equally among Ehe' sesrrs4 rountirs, upon application Ot the oSDtslTs- nf militia companies regularly 0rganls'd nader tle Iaws of the Territory, upon esia captains giving bonds with good and -sei'- 6cipnt securities to recelve and kep said arms according tO law; therefore giye no'- tice that will issus eighty-thTee Gf said guns tu each of the c0untirs 0f the Trrri-- tory, upon application of captains of mih@ itia companies, upon the fulhIment of shs requirements aforesaid.
 The arms 70 be distributed are mostly ia, the bands of the U. s. military author itips and in delivering tn n to tue setrrai c0untlt.s shall. in order tD'save ezprnss of transportation. eudeasOr ss far ss pr4c- ticable, to procure them st the military poet nearest to each of the several cQua- ties. A. r. h SAFFOhi]'
 - Gn5siHIT af Ari1ana
 Tucson, Arizona, March 9ta, l377- sS
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CONTRACTORS aitrntion is called to th.

ToNTRACToRS aitrntion is called to the
 e7tlsement fer proposals for forage,
 &c Here is a chance for the hay and kSSrcoal industries of the country. An Advertisement was sent t0 IS tor puh'ics- ton inviting proposals for army transp DOT, tatinn. hut it was cnnntermanled last week by telegraph: probably hecause the terms of the advertisement offered no opportnni'y flor h'ds for transportation by rail We book tor corrected copy in time for publica 5tlon this week. or next.
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Proposals fur Fuel, Forage, &o.
H HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARl ZoNA, CHIEF QUARrERMasrER's
 (fEF.CE.

OEFH'E.
 PRpsCnTr, 4 T.. March l5. 1877. .CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRlPLl.
 cate. subjrct 10 the usual cohdlt!nDs' will be rec-lvrd at this "ifire. until iE ,,clock noon. ea, May 18th, io17. nt when t,.ne and place. they will be- opened m tte nr.sepca nf bidders, fnr fuI niShlng ana delivering rf Military supplies during the 6scrl year commencing July r, 'oI1, dnd .nA,no June 30, Io75, as follows :.
 Hard aud SOft Wood ,Curn Barley, Bran, Hay. straw and Charcoal, or such of sad suup iies as may be required at Camps Apache, Bowie. Grant, Lowell, Mcdowell, Moinye, Thomas and Verde, Fort Whipp nnd Whippls Depot, Fort Yuma and Yum Depot
 Proposals for either class of the stores mentioned, or for quantities less than the whole required Wil be received. The government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. A preference will be gwen to articles of domestic pro- ductiOn.
 Blank, proposals and printed circular stating the kind and estimated quantiter required Ut each Depot and Post. and glV ing full iDstructiuns as to the manner 0. bidding. conditions to be observed 5y bld ders, and terms of contract and pay Hill be furnished on application to thls office, or to tie Quarterluasrers at, the Va rlous posts and dt pots named
 Envelopes containing proposals soouid be marked, t" Proposals fer Barley, Corn l Wood, etc" (as- the case may be- at here name depot or post) and addressed to the undersigned.
 Local proposals to be addressed to the 1 QuarterlIIaster of the Depot pr Post for W which the bid is intended, and maked as above, CHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
 Major and Q NJ
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Gov. SASsOaD and Mir Thos. Ewing arrived in town on Tbarsday's stage from Tucson, aud stnrted for the R. R. terminus fhe next morning in conveyance furnished by Capt. Moore. They bre on their way .o purchase machinery for crushing ores irom au sxteneion af the ceit brated Nc
 Crncken mine In Mohave county. We should have liked tO have had the Gov ernor's views on the Iudian and military situation. but had no time to interview him.
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The Yuma News Depot has just recrived

The Yuma News Depot has just received Lieut.. Mallerys Map of Arizona, which is the most complete ever published and which s sold st publishers. prices. Arr zona W attracting so much attention in ...'< >pia that this map is advertised by
 <e put up in the stre, ts of San Fran co and other large towns. Ab-gg
 vns to have the only genuine imported kvana cigars Tn town.
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FRESR vegetables at the market m great pr"fusinn. The green peas were drli cinus. Tie day for cannrd stuff is passing away faat, now lhat people have leHraed tha. fhis " h..sert will raise anything that grows. with only little irrigation Tin cans are ahaut played out.
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Warriors 10 the Front.

Rad the Gnvrrnor's notice and learn thst Yuma county is entitled tn 63 musheis to be delivered to the Csptau of R militia company. Let's organize one to get the guns They will Be handy fur Fourth of July celeb .ations and for election jambn- Fres.
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ARray..

Lost Sunday Nj. s. Berbe md J. ". Johnson had dispute as to work done "n the Schultz tDine by Brebr, during which fhe latter struck JoaHsGn on the head win a rock for doing which he is now incar- cerated and awaiting .xaminntOD.
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{" Y'rue Art Ever Tri,usnphs.''-

Henry Shuma&rr ls living exenplifics- barber shop in town worth msnti"nlag his tGnsoral talent having attracted all patr0ns of the razor. Travellers par'icu- -iarIy rrj,y his ' n,o .lfcsnt snaviug." Shel nrarlY unpusIte the pnSt office.
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SAINT PAraICK's day passed quietly here and was crlobrsted bJ no further d-mnpstraIi.rs. tLAn tbe wearing nf bits of green rihbun by few cit seus. HI hOh0r of the good old eaiut who was " plzeH to snAses and siCh
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TIE steamb. Ut Colorado, Capt John Hpicn, has aIst made the quickest trip to Mnhnvr ard brck for several yrais it ths stage of water; gong np in srVrn and snr-halt days and returning ID three days
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NEW TO-DAY r.

Astronomers have discovered, within the pasr few wrtks. thata dreadful conf tpra. ton is going.nn in the beautiful con stella ton of the Swan- Some mighty sun has undoubtedly been destroyed, alDngsi de nt which our earth would look like Q. bov's mai ble. The distance is calculated abeut 300 DOG, ,00J. .o00 900 900, r 1t nay be ony :3O0 0D0 0U0 GOO, ,0O9. but It is no greater than the difference 5rtween Durytas' satin Gloss -tarch and Daryras Improved Corn Starch, and all similar preparations uff,.r- i'd by other manutactn rers. They have distsnced all competitors, carried off the great medals at the Centennial Exhibition in Philade'phis. Their starehes are the hest in the world Always ask your grocer for Duryeas Satin Glnss starch, tnr IauG- dry purp"ses.aud Duryeas' Improved Corn Starch, tor food,
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: RadIv Cut.

A Nahsve Indian, living with the Ya- mas was found lying ou Gila St. Thursday evening, with his head hadIy cut open with hatchet. The deed is is attributed to one of thr Castle Dome Indians.
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A STEAM pn,np and boiler of considera- ble capacity l,es ou the bank of the river awaiting transportation to ths Silver King nina
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De funaItco.

4 commission of mnacy has been HfPli ed for by the Dist. Attorney to examine into the sanity of M. Rachemacber of thls foWn
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Getting Close

Two chinemen arrived here on Thursday night. who had walked the same day from the k. K camps They say the distance here frrtn the advanced camp is about 40 miles
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Meteorological Summary for the Week ending March r, 1877. Hghrst Barometer. .l3 Lowest Barnmeter g "a
 WINDS. Prevailing direction. N E and N. W. Average Force, U.l6
 PRkCIPITAElON aud CLOuDIsESs Rain. none.
 Average Cloudinasa, 400
 TEMPERATURE. "oAi'nutH ------- .-----.-- SU Neah LEF buip- p---------- ------7i o2 Mean Wet Bn!b. t7 B
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lil. E.l day at home. Agents wanted ,IN /, Outht and terms tree. TRUE HCO., Augusta, Maine. lneh2lyS--
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EaEsH oranges. figs and cocoanuts just .xeceNed by J. Ahegg. at the Yuma News Depot.
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Partnership Notice.

M OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT " the partnership heretofore existing between C HOruer and b. w. Donaldson under the firm name of Horner X D"anld son.ls this day dissolved by mutual consent U ". Donaldson retiring fTrtn the concern
 D. w. DUNALDSON. c HORNER.
 Yuma, 4 F.. March 12. lS7I
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Concert.

By the string Baud at the Arizona Brewery tbis evening at o'clock.
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The undersigned pave this day associated themselves as partners, succeeding the late firm nf Horner Sa DOna ldsnn, Jas. Ii Nor ton having porchns the interest Ot D w. Donaldson, the retiring partner.
 C. HORNER,
 JAS. H. NORTON. Yuma, AT, March I2, 1877.
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Tn referring to he above notice we ask all persons indebted to the late firm nf Hnrner & Donaldson to come forward and settle. The new firm assume ail liabilities ot the firm of H"rner & Donaldson, and will collect and settle all debts owing.
 C. HORN ER,
 JAS. K. NORTON.
 49-3W
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