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NOTICE TO PATRONS.

I take pleasure in notifying the Oranges
of the Territory that | have received adyices
from VIM. NJ. Price & Co, of St. Louis. to
the effect that they will, at an early date,
ship a lot Of light wagons to me. for inspec-
ton and sale. The dimensions to be sent
are as follows: Three double seat, iron axle,
spring wagons three single seat, iron axle,
spring wagons two % inch thimble skein,
skein wagons. After the wagons have been
examined by the Patrons they will be sold
at ST. Louis prices, as advertised in the HUs-
BASDMAN, with freight added. Those desir-
Gus OF purchasing these low-priced wagons
will please notify me by letter.
Z. B. MILLS.
Secretary Ter. Grange.
Boulder Valley. April 26. 1877.
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HELENA, MONTANA.
Balm WAGON.

The Balm Wagon, with all its NEW Improvements
for the season 1877, will do harder work. and stand
more real hard knocks, with Less ~Iepsirs, than any
other wagon made. The Patent Improved Ske!a
Iiqhteuers and oil Holes in Thimbles are used eXclu-
sively and only on the Balm Wagon. The Balm
Wagon stands without q rival in superiority and
workmanship, and is the most reliable wagon under
all circumstances now used.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed on to my premises, on Duck Creek
Meagher county, Montana, about the middle Of No,
semDer last, one sorrel Mule, Is hands high, about
Twelve wears Old. Whoever owns said Mule will
call at my ranch, prove property, pay charge. a NC
take him away. j & iCEEnIs' "a
March Az, 1877.
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SHEEP DIP.

Tobacco Scraps, for Sheep Dip, furnished
Without delay. Packages or Hogsheads of 500 lbs
OF upwards, ut &c. to 2 1-2c. per lib.
WIN. NJ. PRICE & co.
IA South Commercial street. 81 Inuis NJ
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The Champion fieapers and Flowers

are the acknowledged leading Machine in the world.
Over 200 900 now in the hands of Farmers. The
sweeping triumphs achieved by the Champion Ma
chine during the past few years have placed them in
the lead, and made them the Standard Machine of
the world.
chine will send In their orders early to Vawter s&
Co., Helena, SO there will be no delay when needed.
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The Oliver Chilled PIOw

scours in any place, will work well in hard, dry
ground, so that fall blowing can now be done with
out irrigating. The success of this plow has been 80
marvellous that those unacquainted with this style of
plow can hardly realize its advantages unless they
see the Oliver Plow, and then use the Oliver Plow;
l 100 were sold in Utah in the season of 1876.
A full limo of Agricultural Implements and Balm
Wagons, all sizes, will always be found in stock ut
the Balm Wagon Yard.
Cali and examine our stock before mvinr and
save money.
vAWTER & CO.. Agents.
oln-msn21 HELENA, MONTANA.
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The Wisner "Tiger' seIf-0perating
SuIky Hay Rake

Is Self Discharging, the horse dumps it, a boy or
girl that can drive can rake with it as we'll as the
strongest man. It has a solid wrought iron axle.
1t is the most simple and easiest working Rake ever
used.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

WHAT NEXT ?-This occurs in the Citizen of the 10th:
 Following was received yester. day, by a member of the Prescott delegation in the Legislature:
 PRESCOTT, Feb. 9.-Don't let fine Legislature adjourn until it has provided a graveyard for the Gov. ernor's Indian scout in which to bury their dead.
 AUGUST V. KAUTz.
 Great God sfIs Comedy to be followed by Rantonainae, in which Gen. Kautz is to enact the part of Clown. and crack circus-ring jokes even b$ ire the victims of oHr tra. gedy al decentIy buried ? The part of "prompter" is all we had looked for from the Commanding General, but it seems that his. ta. tents are more versatile.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
.eDscSxz Io Me |' Sentinel. J
WICKENBCRG.

WIcKENBURG, Feb. 15.-The smelting works, after running 24 hours and casting two bars of bull lion, |" "froze up" from gross neg aeos. The company intend start irg again in twenty days on silver ore and YUlture teilings. Wm. Walsh and T. M. Tucker, mining and mill men from San Francisco left yesterday for Weaver and Bradshaw. They will report fa- vora5,y cn these districts, and for the location of a mill near the Black Warrior mine. The Aztlan mil, is still turning out large quantities of silver bullion from the Peck ore. A new road will soon be opened up to that mine, No new cases of smallpox report. ed here this week. Total rain. fall during last storm was 48-10C inch.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

UP RIVER ITEMs.-Paul BreOn of Mohave shipped by steamboat some $3OO0 in silver bricks from the Mineral Park mines, and ten tons of high grade silver ore. S5 tons rich ore were taken on board at Hardyville.
 The Silver Glance Go. shipped IS tons lead and silver bullion that goes about $500 per ton and have 15 tons more ready for shipment. Having obtained supply of char coal, their works start again in a few days. They are on Bill Will liams' Fork, 15 miles southeast of the McCracken mine. which is 32 miles from Aubrey.
 The McCracken is working 20 tons day at the Greenwood mill, and has thousands of tons of rich ore ready for stoping.
 Castaieda and the Kimble Bros. are doing @ fine mercantile busi- ness at McCracken Hill: each firm got about 3O,OOO tbs. of goods by last boat. Kimble Bros. are working the Arnold lode in Cedar Valley, from which they ship about ten tons rich ore by next boat. A. G. Hubbard & Go. are also working on the Arnold. Hub berd made the first bullion in Ced. ar Valley, working the ore in a common barrel, and turning out some $9OO. This was over three years ago.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
MARICOPA.
inch.

MARICoPA, Feb. 16.-A man, giving his name as William Clan cy, was found this morning by Capt. Moore's herder about three miles west of here, apparently dead; but he was found to be only seriously wounded. Two Pima Indians were leading him to a very rich silver mine in the moun- tains. One of them got possession of his gun and shot him through the shoulder, the ball ranging down through his breast and en- tering his thigh. They then rob- bed him of his money, horses and outfit and left him for dead.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
WHAT DOES IT MEAN

We can not understand why the iAsricops delegation so persistent. ly acted with Yavapai as against the sOul Iern counties except upon tae hyp4tl .esis, that it was done as bid for Yavapai votes at some future election. Maricops differ. ed from Yavapai on the railroad bill, it is true, and her vote in ia. vor of the Southern Pacific may secure to hose casting it. the DO. iitical support of that corporation and thus neutralize the resentful opposition to them of outraged Southern Arizona. We doubt, however, Il 6 wisdom of either calculation. In politics, as in ev- 'erything else, fidelity to even weak friends wins oftener than does truckling to more powerful influences.
 If the Capital had to be moved, fhe Gila Valley preferred having u in Pinal County or at Phoenix, but Maric5pa's delegates voted it to Prescott. Both Counties voted away our money to build local roads; but when Yavapai wanted to punish Yuma by withholding appropriations from the Peniten- tiaFy, a~icopa joined her in an. moving us This we can overlook on 8 lame plea of economy; but when our delegates presented a memorial .o Congress, asking U. <. funds fer finishing the Territo- rsPi Prison, Yavapai killed it-and Maricopa joined her! Two years hence Yavapai will have forgot ten thisr put Yuma will NEVER forget It.
 The Yuma delegation h as made a fair record; it's vote is found cast Tor every good law. and hurled against every iniquity; but the legislature as a body is scoffed at
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-At 2. 15 P. M.-The Senate and House met in joint convention. The decision in the Florida case was received and announced for Hay es and Wheeler, according to the decision of the committee. The certificates were then opened and the votes of other States announc- ed, until Louisiana was reached. First certificate was authenticat- ed by Kellogg as Governor, show ing eight votes for Hayes and Wheeler. The second was authen, ticated by John McEnery. claim ing to act as Governor, and show ing eight votes for Tilden and Hendricks. Third certificate was a burlesque, giving eight votes for Cooper and Cary. Senator Me- Donald presented objection to the Hayes and Wheeler certificate, on grounds of fraud on the part of the Returning Board, in the elegi- bility of the Republican Electors &c. Gibson and Wood of New York filed similar objections on the part of the House. Republi- cans submitted objections to the Tilden and Hendricks certificates on the grounds, that there was no legal evidence, that such electors had been appointed, or that Me Emery was Governor of Louisiana.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15,-Senate Committee on election in Oregon have been examining A. B. Hin man and A. w. Shaw, who have the key to cipher used in the Ore gon dispatches. A number were translated; V. g.; Portland, O. Nov. 18th.
 w. T. Hilton.
 15 Gramercy Park,
 New York.
 Certificate Wtll be issued to one Democrat. Must purchase Re- publican electors to recognize and act with Democrat. To secure vote and save trouble. deposit $1O,. GOO to my credit with Kutz Bros.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
sTANWIX.

STANwIx, Feb. 14.-Quinlin's and Jenks trains arrived here yesterday afternoon. Road in very bad condition; water in some places four feet deep. Trains for the past few days have averaged about two miles per day. Daguerre will probably arrive here tomor- row. He is about five miles from here. Heavy rains on the 10th, and 11th. Amount of rain- fall was 2,18 inches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The He. raids Columbia, s. c. Special says; the Democrats will under no cir. cumstances submit to the Cham berlain Government. If Hamp- ton is not recognized, they will demand and require a Military Government. If Chamberlain is to be forced upon them, there will be riots and blOOdshed,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17


 Several ranches in Sonoita val ley yet to hear from, owing to large number of Indians in that nelghbOrhOOd. The miners at the Salero mine are right on the Indian trail, and they are not heard from. Until definite news is heard from several ranches, we will not unduly excite the friends of any of the exposed people by publishing names.
 Thomas Gardner who arrived from Sonoita country about noon Thursday, says as far as he had heard, two men had been killed, one wounded and thirty head of mules and horses stolen.-O Citizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

HE IG0hc brought from Mex
 hn ports quite a number of pas Psengers en route to California vie San Diego; among them Lt. Col. Machorro of the Mexican army, who driven out of the Pacific States of Mexico, Query; are there any pacific states there?) will now try to get in on t.t,.e Atlantic side, via Jew Orleans. She also brought MT. Alsur, @ man of immense wealth, known as proprietor Of the Las Pronces and other of the largest mining plants in Sonora. and who goes to San Francisco to purchase more machinery &c. Col. H. w. Kearsing also came on her, having made flying trip to Cali fornia. He has been for over a year in Pinal County, most of the time as assayer of the Silver King mine, but has also travelled and prospected extensively in that section. His description of the extent and richness of the mines there of silver, copper &c. are marvellous; and though corrobo- rated by others, we refrain from publishing them for fear outsiders would suspect the gentleman of exaggeration. He started for this Coast in 184S, arriving in 1849, and has ever since been engaged in assaying and metallurgy: he ought to know something about mines.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

Wall St. Answer.
 (Signed) T, H. N, Patrick.
 fully endorse this.
 (Signed( Jas. K. Kelly.
 Another dispatch to Hilton, wihout signature, says: Governor all right without reward. It will tske i've thousand dollars for Repub. electc-.
 A secret conference of varions parties favorable to passage of the Texas Pacific bill as reported by Lamar was held cn Monday night, and it was there declared that votes enough to get the bill rom House file on Monday 18th could be depended on. It was determined that an effort should be made, also that bill should be immediately introduced in Senate SC as to facilitate it's speedy passage through both Houses.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Louisiana case will be presented to the Houses tomorrow. Both parties are doubtful and de- I pressed as to result.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The House committee to-day examin- ed w. H. Green, Asst. Secty. of Louisiana Senate and former min- ute clerk of the Returning Board. He testified that he knew noth- ing of alterations.or destruction of any returns by the clerks or mem CTS of the Board, and did not hear of anything of the kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 15.- Stocks: Cal. $4S; Con. Va. $523; G. & c. $123; Imp. $2 15; Mex. $174; Ophir $26; Union $9A; Eure' ka $19f; Jacket $154; B. & B. $353; Alpha $25; Bel. $8a:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that ell debta Are

THE ARIZONA SENTINEL for advertising prior to Dec 3Ist. 1876, are payable tu Wm. J Berry, and from sri after that date to George Tyng Agent 9f The Senti- nel Publishing O. Al unpaid su5scrip- ti0ns to THE SFETLNEL ar5 payable 5o George Tyug, Agent, who sIIl also cOm- plete all subscriptions pad Co Wm. Berry prior tO Dee 7th 1876 Peraons haVirr claims against THE SEETINEL office prio- 10 the 3lst, December lc76 will present them for collection to Wm J. Berry.
 WM J. BERRY,
 GEORGE TING,
 Agent
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
bility has been remOveu.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-About noon to-day, Gov. Packard, Re- publican was shot in the knee. The party, who shot him, was fired upon by a bystander and wounded in the arm.
 L0ter.
 The statement of the man, has been obtained. His name is Wm. Henry Welton. With regard to his attempt to kill Packard, he says there were four others with him, who were to assist in the un. dertaking, but on reaching the State House, they refused to go in and left him to carry out alone the intended plan of assassination. It turns out that Welton is very seriously hurt, though not fatally.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Zri6nae's s Washington special says Senator Kelly of Oregon, in the debate yesterday afternoon, put himself on the confessional and gave an entire explanation of how Tilden's money was used in the CrOnin matter. He said only eight thou sand dollars was obtained from New York; that the other eight thousand sent by telegraph was not received, and was applied for, because the first remittance, for warded by Patrick from San Fran cisco, had not been received, and few prominent Democrats had
 given their notes to Ladd anG
 House for the money. The eight thousand three hundred in gold, of which but six thousand was used, including what was paid to CrOnin, Senator Kelly thought CrOniu got too much, but he in sisted upon three thousand. say ing his business would suffer tO that amount. Kelly expressed fullest confidence, that the Com mission wOuld pOuut CrOninJS vOta
 Cen f0o T0hreOn's political disa-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

of survey 65c. to inspect some horse or to perform some other more necessary duty. A mere civilian can not we'll help suspect ing, that cue motive for gather ing theso not unwilling young men at Whipple may be to en- large and adorn the social circles at Headquarters, as we'll as to in- crease the corps of "Supes" of that theatre. In time of peace nO one objects 10 the innocent re- creations of the young Uar-gods, and while they strut upon the boards of the WhippIe Theatre, W9 console ourselves with the re- t2rti0n that. for the time at least, they are not doing worse and are Ol f Of mischief. But wher our
 te being butchered at --- sides, we can not help thinking that Boot and Saddle would win a more enviable dis. function than can be conferred by ''SOck and Buskin." Now don't scare the SENTINEL by playing '' Bombastes Furioso" at it's gen. tle.voiced Editor, but go and kill Indians.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
NOTICE.
To George Islip claimant in the Buckeye

To George Islip claimant in the Buckeye Lode first Northern extension, in tha Castle Dome Mining District, Yuma County. Ar.+ z1u1.
 You are hereby notified 1hat i' you do not sPPe-l "..0in (90y Ninety Isys from ts5 date 1e-eo. md pay 5o George TynR. at the S1sTiHlL office. Elma, A T. your proportion oi The expense incurred in iae amount of work done or said lode. during the year 1872 to 1875 inclusive, se required by law; tie undersigned will claim 8 forfeiture OfyOur interests in said lode gn aacor1a ase with the mining laws UyW 10 force.
 JAMES M. BARNEY Yuma. ArisoGa. January 20th, 1877.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
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