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New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
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4 YOUNG LAWYER. expecting 70 take trip
n Ve.+ u NAV ue1 Wiling 10 transact LEGAL business
rn.r ,r r.stflbi- parties Colorado preferred For and
with partcl.srs, adoress ioX 10 IiL.leth NJ }.
TTENTION! FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
4 and COAL DEALEh-.-We vii s-l a tour ,ij
Iovrs -iandaTt Platform scale" entirely nrH, Tor clio,
,gule el Us SO les. Uian Inanu:Igtlrera price.
J. D. BEERS 81 o., SO vcsey st., y. Y.
AN ENGINEER and DESIGNER Of large
y practical experience structure oi every Kind,
.neug business making elaborate traWIngs calculations
strength a. viii take interest and manager where
rlltecuIl and artistic ability requrr
'GLoaGE TIA LEs. care A. v. Benoit las Fulton-sL
o. nNn i will BUY or INVEST $1,000
p b,VOO. in SOUND established bG4ii - l.. L. c.
LoE 1876 Madison ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

It expected that the contractor VIII he ready ~ commences
the Gev,y OF the cards on the li d OK Juy, when me con-
ta,t term they must promptly lar
a.sltI aad uef err complete 10 a respcc- iu suc nt-
a as may be- re4u.1td MI the daily orders ~ p0-ma4tr
The ,l.t- Dee required tp oe delivered 1 separate p.
ages ., provided for e IusfVlce 40 iA- Fare
J.r lle are manufactured. the nearest adjacent
lar- Ilitc WI adequate facilities for handling auu NALL
l ,r- tine discretion 0i tr Postmaster iIuaelI,
d. -ur uu. sites 60 the Post Office partmtnt % asAlug
ton, y. g.. IS tac Posunaser-G ef al may direct
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
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A GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
a. NEWYoEk, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
al kinds o BrooEn and New YORK as Securities dealt
'- -" Room Is, 50 8fo1dst. Y y.
VHIrAGO. MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
wauk-c luI Paul Railway Company, tor The election of
COM NV hell 10 Milwaukee, at the Companys Office
lIe Do Of June. lo' a. IL o'clock noon ~, .s r
ol,rIei On .5th Oi June. JAMES ". NIC-ISLAY,
Assistant secretary
CHOlCE AND SAFE INYESIMEN Is.
CIrY AND COUNTY MUNICIPAL BONDS.
INsUEANCE, Gas. BANK sTOC ~ ETC. ..,.r-,,,-,,,..,
STRICTLY FlL,-LrLA-S SEQ U III lII-s'
INTEREST ALWAYS irTnt5aFtirLLY PAID,
i'' ''-s ALBEHf If. NlcoLAY = c.: ,--...-.
vR-l,vestneut securities o1l soeeiaiiy ,S % years
GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK.-The annual
held at te banking. house, THURSDAY. My TO- 1877, rom
l. roe ccock The transfer books wiz main co5'd
la'l that aate. FANS, CASHIER.
OIaor ol THE cEw-yoaE MUTUAL Cas- Il5Hr COT
y. j.. cor. UNls--4l -, II.AFi,, ND .--a--'I
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of The Stock
4 HtLL ii.-o. flt. N- t-t- " a. .,A' .i,t@-ld IL
Iscors "ot,u for The ensuing YEAR VII be held a. ne
Vs, h. I.-- be- p0i- f,r ~ ch election VII. be optHed
bcfacu o. Il w. anal o'clock D. M Of thl aa'.
The TRANSFER hooa. 81 the Coutauy g be cinsd for ia Gal
I.r.e',r. CII1s. PLAcE, Secretary and Treasurer
casFsl @I %. 2, 'ih l,s Asaes ~ 6 & .s &pa 3D. w
J'HL Annual heetng OF me Stockho'qtIs
,ia E 's W ~, tr rC eI cfion Of raise
IIr.,tis and - transaction NJ o-lrr business WI be
On riI -i.e,tY. J1as z. nest. af one oel5ca, p
A. ir-- 'r bond r..,-,.- ,iI close on THU RS.
Day. Ma. no. and ,gI remain Gloss. uGtl june ,.
9.ii bSsa -s & I - '-'- A. BRIDGdAE, secl,ary
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

There Is nothing doing i'm time loans Of currency but
time loans OF gold better inquiry. The quota
ons are fiat 90 s carrying for 30 days l1sls carrying
Tor go OF 80 days and fOur months. i carrying for six
months, and i L carrying FOR ali tine year. The United
states Treasurer Washington received today 5000
National bank notes for redemption The customs re-
Celpts were SiOO.OOO. and internal revenue receipts
100000. The following is the clearinghouse state
ment to-day Currency exchanges SS0,SOG,053;
renoy balances S3S56569; gold exchanges - G64 114
gold balances, > ,250,67A The following the
OF exchange ON New 0rk at the aforementioned cities
to-day savannah, Il premium; Charleston, easy le0l5
premium; Cincinnati, steady. buying par, selling 10;
St Louis Ito premium; New Orleans, ea20a, and CHI
caEO, 2Jc. premium.
Government bonds were in active trading, and prices
were nlm sizes OF 1sSl fetched ll3l2 FOR registered
issues and 1l4o for coupon The 1S65s issue sold
up 70 llOl2 ana 1865 10 l13 coupon 1868 selling at
10. There sales OF registered teutOrties a 1929
coupon az ll3, coupon al 1ll0llIls, and
4l2s lO-l2. Me annex latest srrppt auotationS.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

loans ore made with great freedom AT 500 Der cent de
pending upon the kind OF collateral pledged In dis
count matters quiet and leading note brokers scale
rates follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

manly Tor the West Indies aud rsn provinces Jogber
an u1. rsde en- TslE61c ny nd f1e d65 b c Nils F,i, s ~
ior West Indies Win trsng lota reaoTed a. g a ~ I'd
sold a. low 81 90, this taie not aener2ly
~ 5asI * Psfef gdo l sune161S 7Gas7 50 In.
s SO IS transactions a. - jud6 % No - - 1
to Common state = 95Qss. Common to Good do;
doi - si7ss, Inferior Common Exln western; - u5
Go - 70 iG so Good 10 coce DO Ctv Mns Ey-a tor
EUROPE So g. 5oS19 20, West Indies u s!4Fo IN
Common to Good do . l5a5io Good Q choice o. s.e
81 Iai. nj % IS SoS9o & IS. Good to c6oee 3o afEei closing
SOUTHERN FLOUR limited business reported at % Tat1er
g 90a@s - falr 20 Good Extra 3, 2eqss 20 Sommca e 80
sales 800 bis sGpernt s. 81 6i5 3, latter an eTTmr
demand sales 5000 b6ls Yellow Wrsern 5eIsey, ana
50 5oasS 5 the total sales TeIored were go e9 v H
Corn Meal IN sacks steady sales $50 SACKS COARSE N'
FoRfIGN FRUITs crrauts were very active the sales
t61 higher arufe turkish irGnes ySry 3. pc for
@ @PeRo nRo Fruit % sod isat at sal 10 for both and
GEATN-The WHEAT market was stn in buyers ia,yoFj
M fresh Flour contracts made today good slAl54. & j
a'outsl so sales 25ooQ BUSH all ior ciy mos' a -
81 so for 80 AwauAee 50 called Other aAtS HIr & lu
Or ie nominal al 81 o5 10 for western u 1881 20 or
car lots and boat loads Z lt,ht more a.t' a.
s5oo5 bush Western reed Barley at aas store for
0i canada a. cash: 6O5o 6a,h, 2 Lake shore private
terms.---Canada PEAS and Green Peas a,t Eqiiesd
SS0s5efihR h "'~ CR ae ss asiy i pd about % 3 bule
lower; m'leate trade for export aud bone nae W.
s. at 66c. No. :, 67locsc; steamer Mixed, t6@eG7e;
bush old and Mixed 7J, store. zoe elseif4i
ssp 5000 bn,. sef@SF -; % AtAs' & ,'5 ll l n E ~ -
ljtoo bush Steamer MiNea seller June "a -4g,r, r . @"
f1,.' % ~ & 30 baa Mizei v estern ana state 54o7lc
While uo BOO .2c inmereilni"l e. ,.c '" . .A i'll,
sGf57c No hi.e .; T0I -S2 40 y % " ms So ,,,s' -.t.,
71l1ic; Ait Sule a74c' ncia-ng l''OV push " .s o
1000 5a, Whiic state 72e -jo.O bush No. ME, ,
forms o Ed IS dong; Gak,t slout ss a "a
S j9a' -n,i'aiHt M =" , ai ~, FFd $50 ssrrs
s30Q4a- p rou..RA2- were urn.5 iI 2 ,-I', s'!iy
SS ch@SS y = Is a. s5 White kidney choice - ooasS
HAy AS6 IA% aasy ae.e ana a. 2'e9t g, steady steady
zoe Salt s5qtoc! straw quoted at tsa5jc ior Long
HIbEs-ihcre sales reaoIt,d. and nothing De"
ufI,i tr HoIf new feature: ,.i-s continued small
and only choice ga res are steay Other, ii7a !l @ ;
fn.s al6t: oils ali erovtiis Co. Caiio4s, l-4I'c
cJu,e Ea,ts arm a $a'; WI. .aiT ,gie &s
stock ro at @ a7o ,i oE g. 52te.t se ,l GTa Ia
ei.n sl nus and Porto Rico aud togj7c Tor
s:gL,. ssI-l Of 10 bI at thr beside rricc. @ a'ro
q . a- M N, E. y i6a.2 Is so j.. s. -5ar2 g. rs, To-
Extra Pale. - 75ast 20. Tar and Fitch quiet AID rn
05E1N GuTsEsr room vas 9ar5 .oveT and IT,
ea-y a ccncrl business slow. Eueag monte: To lIEer
PI, 'A,ygJ ' !.h l JI, ,G5 ote, ,ct f5s o Loud,n
by 'i Ions 1r T u.s. III, 20 s1, G6 b1l- ,r &c.,
Wet and lry Mrlelas,i.' 31 e. al ..I tol % ' ST
@ ' ~ M s 3D.. Nof,ca6 iaIa 60 Gottsuuuiga. =, 90
.-.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

A. ,s anticipated. thG managers o. tao Bank Ci In
gan a. the regular weekly meeting to-day! advanced
L. i.Gm,iu rate n discount Go per %" 70. aeinel
= st when u has ruled Tor over year Three months
bills are discounted OuteiGe 90 rs. Ibc p4o'H-loi o.
reserve 10 liabilities is down from ~ last Nech 70 ~ I6,
and BS OOO bullion withdrawn nom me EahA on
balance TO-DAY securities were quiet ana steady ush
CJr. ls closing 90 9S4ls; United ctales od l-u' a'
1t--; ir~ at los. G1s 40 los, ana new ANcS at Io'
Ire preferred shares yielded % 10, ana common 10 ~
Nurs Central failing 90 80, while Nr"-i oi" ''",i'tl
and Hudson quoted nominal 40 90 ohFei Nas qooteu "t
SAD The ounce Berlin dispatches rtioIt l-i' tLe
Imperial Bank o. Germany Decreased I-c .iII
o. l-GO0OUD marks for the week CLdME L''
Monday The Bank Of France, oui, 1@ - t'
woes,sl ale gain Of 100000 francs, ah9 DID J ar
tae nge per cent French rencs were latnrF iiSit ~
1887 p sight change OF London advanced I'D -'Io.
Ice tle foreign eXchau we're higher ioi ah"fCniAht
Bills ItC the re Was advanced 10 - 3pi2 IN cohrold"o
Nti ilc London blns rate; A1ty-dlys remains ="
q ~, selling rates being on tle Dael5 OF l4 -
ee4 ,1ls aid "a sg2 0e4 so. In NieW OF iDe ad'aIce
O ref cent u the rtr of discount ~ the binh "i N
gland an0 llc scarcity OF c0mlnelCaF stefiA- mere '
e.d u3fset presents neXTslcable aliomfi9. tuii-'
0ltr opening strong 30 lOl D. subsequently 5oid ~ 10
lD c market being extremely tame ana ltatu tlta'
Loan "tre Hat and FOR carrying ll2 20 8. ihc sle%h ~
tl' u irder sailed with rl@UoCO golo coin ana ell'W
sVer bars, TIE Assistant Treasurer pald o-I ''O'V
~ com interest the public debt, ana ri-'D"O ui ~
ermpnOn of called bonds. The days business al ile
1ld Clearing Department Df The Bank of lnc -tat on
feN-1Ok covered Cold cle.Ued, S2l.Co4 OOpi E.ll
saAAc.s Sl,S3OJ6O; currency balances, e4s4oo'oo"'
,tAe gold q1OtaiiOus were as !OilOws: ,cc-
"a. Z. . i..-.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
ptoposals
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES,


L GOODS AND TRANsPORTAIG0N. ..,
DEPARTMENT Oh fSTEMOR OFflcE o. iNniAa AfIAla
WASHINGTON. March -, 1877.
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals. for Beet fol Cgt
ing ransp0rafipu" &c the BEL ara dfects1
10 the COMMISSIONER or INDIAN AFtAIhs No. ~
Walker street eSYork viii received uutu IL M ~
TUESDAY May 1871, for furnishing ne ioioeing up
transportation, the indian
v.ce for he scal EegF ending June l5lBs
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

dbusintss in railroad bonds,
De first board. iut the desc
Central tirsts were firm 9t
ana cuuv. Tfi0.cs at ~.
laic fu1 figures and North
10 ssh. We annex Cluriug
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
DRY GOODS, HARDwaRE. NOTIONS AND MEDICAL

ALSO,
sPORTATIOS for such u tho above s1ppis as nay
contracted ~ be delivered at me several Indian Agen
schedules showing detail knds and quantities ~ ~
goods required each ami n transportation
place conditions De- observed
bidders terms Ot conrar payment together win
blank proposals. foms Of contract bond Sc, wll DC iunsci
application this Office ashugtou on % 10 alker
STREET y. "; 20 r.. NJ kingsley 30 tinionp place y " 70
H. Lyon, ass Broadw ty, =. Y; 10 Nm Nicholson.
Surerntendant Indian Alr Lawrence ktns o. the COM
nsarias subsistence q. :. A.. az ~ Inus Chicago,
sioux City, LeavenwOrth Paul omaha and Cheyenne
i d .AfIILI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
Ere GrrGm.

EUSSEILs ICE CREAM. best in the city, 25c,
per quart churches and straw herr- tcstvafa Hard
Cream boxss carry home ~ Bible House
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The cards be banded parcels o twenynve 2jl and
hacked I'M strong Daseholrt hOXes securely bound
ia the urs and corners cotton lutl cOih glued
each less than tve hun red JO'l cards
cards required 90 n tIc uricf ui .
postmaster le boxes shall be wrapped IN one pa ts Sc
fastened strong manila ana sealed -u ta 70
by mail when -JUU
cards IRE required paSt'bOard or straw boxes containing
the sma packed wooden Wen strapped
HOoprOn butuO shall contain O. exceed -atnD
and packages shall be addressed br fne
contractor the direction Of agent uf tlt bep =
m.at Nooden containing the cards o. be- transport u
Uy water De provided Win suitable "ar
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

In addition the contr.ctor v D., required 70 furnish labels.
au .t tie same, package, Boz accordance win ile
4y -ts furnished uy the agent oi g Department together
II 800 other 1iaas llrfd 20 b inrlo.7l W'E u- cards
also u blanks for daily, weekly, N.Y. ami quarterly ie
turns relating 20 the number ~ .lis furnished
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

U,v,vA. lfsr a.--oau.th gold. 2-Ii92-tah EAclaL5 8
l.l.oa, 44ail D. Ir.n--a. sugar Hl'li
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

In State bonds District Of Coium in sos strong
~ 7i7s Louisiana cousOs rising 10 T. Pain Missouri
per sold 40 1862 and As hun bonds 1OG The
nunIa
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

TOR invalds. Chateau Lagar0sse Clarets are
pure Ouic and str,ug gIhcDing. Victor naggcr n X
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The contractor will Ue required 20 report weekly. under
cafI cards rst nr .i, naIcd.
aHl sgorL fh- number isueI during the Ht"i. and iEe
rUl-r l.-.Ir l-sues lI Spoiled cares If fr rDret
D.. Incl AGENT OF tho Department u -. N tAe SON.
fcor r-er tve, or otherwise disposed o. as tAo
o. .r.f I.r. n Dbl lt q d.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
STOCK OS HAND.

The contractor shall ~ l um,s a,r one mouth from no
commencement contract De- required % Keep
hanc subject 20 The control of tine Department not ' han
lgUOUO finished cards. that each and every Tg1loA
FROM he Department may De promptly filed as soon as re-
ctivDl
The Department shall have the right 10 require ~ hr con-
tractor yyprllOuOf le contract % any mt during
ilrs quantity Ol crds uos exceed
iug q supply t0r three 81 mOnths.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

silver mining shares. including The opening prices oi
TODAY as received by telegraph from ean tf SEQ, Is
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

"a. NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHAI LAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and al kinds Ot BrcOEJn and New YORK Gas securities dealt
d. Dy GEO. II. PRENTISs.
Boom 23. 80 IToadS v Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. PAU
Railroad compare aa follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
The Texas Pacific.

The New Orleans Picayune says that, "while southern opinion is unanimous in favor of the Texas Pacific railroad, it will be found that the support of the enterprise will not be confined to the South. The eastern journals, which are in sympathy with the Jay Gould monopoly, underestimate the strength of the movement against which they manifest such bitter hostility. It may be expected that a good many of the eastern Democrats will, in the supposed interest of the section they repre- sent, oppose a grant of Govern ment aid to the Texas Pacific road. But the West and South are strong enough to carry the meas. ure through" Tine Pennsylvania vote may also be counted for the measure.
 We take the following amour. cement from the Philadelphia Press, the well known Republican organ of Col, J. w. FoRNEY:
 "A careful reading of our South ern exchange papers justifies the opinion that the Southern States will be a unit in favor of the Tex as and Pacific project att the called session of Congress, and this issue so important to them and to the whole country. will he made para mount in the organization of the House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
1A Warning to Advertisers.

The insanity of Dr. J. c. Aver, of Lowell, affords terrible warn- ing to advertisers. Here was man engaged in the manufacture of a pill, not different much from a hundred other pills that may be obtained at any drug store. In an unguarded moment he made up his mind that he would advertise, not in the picayune style Of the ordinary dealer, but in compre. hensive sort of way. by which he could reach every possible pur- chaser of his pills. He started with the idea of devOting half his profits each year 10 advertising. The result might have been fore seen. He accumulated money so rapidly that he did not know what to do with it. When he had rolled tOgetherfifteen million dollars, and had vainly endeav- Ored to find some outlet for his ever increasing profits. his minh gave way under the absorbing cares of his vast business, and he is now a patient at an asylum fni the insane. How easily this ca lamity might have Leen averted. If he had stuck to the conserVa tive methods of nanyOf our mer. chants and refrained from adver- Using, he might have been pass ing quietly through bankruptcy now instead of being loaded down with his uncounted millions. It is a dangerous experiment for man who does not want 10 become rich, to advertise. Or if he ad- vertises at all he must advertise grudgingly at long intervals, lest Lis profits should grow out of all proportion 70 his requirements, and he should find himself bur dened with wealth. Advertising, conducted on the principle of de- voting half the profits of a busi- ness 10 it is, we repeat. q danger. Ous experiment, It precipitales fortune upon the advertiser so suddenly that the chances are even he will not know what to do with his money. Utica Ob- server.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
NO More Territory Wanted.

President Hayes sentiments on the subject of Mexico are given a little more specifically than hith- erto in this dispatch 10 the Gin cinnati Commercials: "This mOrn- ing 1 asked the President about this. He was surprised, not hav- ing seen the morning papers. He said that he had just received letter from the Senator, pleasant, kindly one, and he did not imagine that Mir. Blaine could be very hostile. If he or others think we want to annex Mexico, or any part of it, or that this Ad- ministration has any designs, se- cret or otherwise, on Mexico, he has been misled. We have no policy toward Mexico except tn stay on our side Of the line and attend to our own business. but to protect 10 the fullest extent our citizens on the border. We cer- tainly shall protect them. 1 think I cap say that we are not in the biblical sense cOvetOuS. We don't covet any of our neighbor's terri tory, south ur north. We have all we can conveniently attend 10. It is our business to attend to our own business. I think l can say that we would not take Mexico as a gift. Of course in the distant future no man can say what ques tiOnS may arise, but so far as this administration is concerned, We have no annexation scheme to prosecute either secretly or openly. A couple of Texas gentlemen (naming them) were talking to me this morning. They said that the annexation of Mexico, or a portion Of it. would be a great calamity to Texas and to the coun- try. I donot think we could afford to take Mexico as a free gift. If we were offered, free of charge, both Canada and Mexico, all the parties interested being willing, I should prefer Canada; that is, it would he better for Us to grow in that direction than south ward. But we have no annexation scheme to prosecute in any direc- ton. We have all the territory we can manage, and certainly all that we want"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
Perplexity of Say Gould,

Jay Gould has been depressed since his return from the line of the Union Pacific Railroad. He says that business was never so bad, owing to the dullness on the Pacific Coast. The crops there have failed, and the people are ecOnomizing. The receipts of the Union Pacific have recently fallen off at the rate of S100,000 month, and it has been impossible to re- duce the expenses in anything like the same degree. His newly acquired lines, the Chicago and Northwestern and the Chicago and. Rock Island, are also suffer- CTS, by the decreasein the through traffic Of the Union Pacific. The trains from Omaha to Chicago that formerly brought in large reve- nue, now run with but little freight and few passengers. The Union Pacific has nearly exhaust ed its stock of sinking fund bonds, out of which 1t has been able to make up deficiencies in dividends and the future is likely to be pro- vided for by the issue of bonds to build a road into the Black Hills. The contracts have been signed for the construction of the Colo road Central nOrthWard.-EN N. Y. Sun.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
A Select Hotel.

Mir. Sitting Bull, with some of his favorite squaws and a few doz- en pappoOses, went to. the office of the hotel and spoke thus to the gentlemanly hotel clerk:
 70! mighty warrior of the mountain of light" referring to the diamond pin which sparkled in the clerks shirt bosOm), "I would set up my wigwam here to devour the balmy air of the moons of sunshine"
 "I regret exceedingly, MT. Sit ting Bull," said the clerk, "that my instructions are not to let rooms to any Indians; our Chinese guests object to them. Of course there could not possibly be more desirable inmates of the house than yourself and charming fam fly, but my instructions from the proprietor are positive"
 The great Indian chief felt nat urally very angry, and asked if the Sioux had not always been models of propriety while staying at the hotel. and if so, why this insult should be put upon the old- est and most aristOcratic family in the United States-a family to which the r. F. V.'s and Knick- erbockers couldn't hold a candle in point of antiquity? 'It is rough," answered the clerk, ''but you see our Chinese clientele is an exceeding extensive one, and it has asked us if we intend to take Indians this summer, and will not come if we do. We, of course, have no objection to you person. ally, but we must draw the line somewhere. We don't mind Sioux Indians, but we can't stand Indian Sioux"
 MT. Sitting Bull, vOwfng ven- geance, then left the hotel, to punish the hotel clerk indirectly through the United States Gov ernment by at once withdrawing his patronage, and refusing to take blankets at any price from the Indian Bureau. MT. Wang Ching Foo entirely endorses the hotel proprietor's action.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04

FANCY NOTioNs, CUTLERY, CONVECTION
 FRY, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, LIQUORS.
 Miners, Farmers, Teamsters, Boatmen, Families and Saloon Keepers supplied with everything desired and at prices that will astonish the people and surprise the man who defies competition Give me call and examine my stock before purchas- ing elsewhere. GreenDacks Taken at Par.
 Goods sold at old gold prices. Five per cent allowed for all gold coin- can and will sell goods at lower rates than any other merchant in Yuma. Times have Railroad is coming. Ready sales and small profits from now on is the word. Come on with your cash and try me. ISAAC LYONS.
 Oct. 21, 1876. If
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04
Railroad Employees.

An official report shows that fifty-two railway companies doing business in Illinois employed last year 6S. .244 persons. If the fami~ lies of these employees represent an average of three each, then 204, 732 persons, or one.twelfth as
 many as the entire population of this State, are supported directly by these Illinois railways, besides the immense number of people in every department of trade and manufactures who are indirectly sustained, in whole or in part, by the same corporations. It would appear that the railway interest is so intimately identified with the interests of all classes of the people as to be entitled to fair if not liberal treatment at the hands of legislators. .-[ Railway Age.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-08-04

FOLKS who are forever wor- rying themselves about the wei. fare of other folks are hard at work, trying 10 prove the dread ful dangers that attend the drink ing Of ice-water. 4 short time ago it was whiskey that was the most perilous fluid to imbibe. Either taken to excess is undoubt. ediy dangerous, and those people who never know when they have get enough always have to suffer, no. matter what fluid they imbibe.