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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

TRANsPoRTATIoN.-Th Mohave arrived
 from up river on Wednesday with number
 of passengers, some S17,000 bullion from
 the McCrackin and Peck mines, and large
 lot of ores from Mohave County, including some F tons of ore from the Lone Star, too rich to mill lat Mineral Park and shipped to San Francisco to be melted in crucibles. A steamer sails to-day at 10 A. M for Mohaye and one will sail for Ehrenberg on the 2Oth, leaving that place on her return on the 23d. J. NJ. Barney this week dis patched Guidani's team with full load for Florence and Montezuma; c. F. Hayden's with full load for Hayden, and Irvine & Co., of Phoenix; James Carr and Debeaud for Tucson, and Quinlin's train on Thurs day with 50,000 pounds citizen and United States freight for Florence, Tucson and Camps Bowie, Grant, Thomas and Gua- chuca, the new Post in the southeastern corner of Arizona. Cavaness is about at Kenyon, coming down with full load of
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

WHILE the Gila was tied up at Swallow. nest Bend, on her last trip up river, an old stage driver who was a passenger fell overheard and was quickly borne down stream by the rapid current. The prompt action of Capt. Poole saved his life. A boat was out, the Captain and a couple of men in it, and the drowning man grabbed by the collar before the current had taken him 200 yards. It was dark the first grab was at his hair, but failed-the man was bald
 the next tore his shirt but saved his life
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

COLORADO Station will probably remain the terminus for freight and passengers until the bridge is finished, so as to leave all the room around the bridge end clear for timbers, piles and the mechanics. A freight shed has been put up with slats, which looks like a gigantic chicken coop. Several saloons, one hotel, nearly as big as its sign, and R. E. Farrington's portable store and forwarding office have clustered around Iaeger's corral and look quite like a make believe town. The number Of freight cars around the station has dwin- dled down considerably, most of the accu- mulated freight having been distributed. The freight shed was filled less with pro- visions than with iron, steel, bellows and other mining tools consigned to all parts of the Territory. Station agent Allen has regular freight train caboose car fitted up as a ticket and telegraph office, and has a box car fitted up as a private residence for his family. Life on the rail. There are no Chinamen around there now: it lies right on the..river, green trees surround it, steam boats, cars and employees animate it, so, taken all around, Colorado is rather a pleasant station.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

GRADING on Main street has progressed at a great rate this week. At first only sand and loose stuff was hauled down, which did not promise much of good street by the time the railroad men got through with it but lately they have been hauling good gravel on top of it and round ing it up in the middle. It takes one Chi naman to lead each horse and cart and one to dump every half dozen carts. They commenced grading for the railroad pretty near the top of the hill behind Overman's house, so as to haul as much as possible of the dirt down hill. A water cart goes over their track every few hours and water Is poured into the ruts to keep it hard. Ii the s. P. Co. keeps on they will leave us very nicely improved town when they pull up their road and move it to the Mohave | route-which may be when the San Dlego J papers get some good railroad sense.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
Orange blossom honey 6n glass jars, as good 0s tt fs ha,adso1ee, ct H. $. FStzger0ld & Co.'S.

BOTH WRONG. - The SENTINEL was wrong in conveying the impression that the Citizen was capping" for the Western Union Telegraph and takes that back The Citizen is wrong in saying that it costs more now to get to San Francisco by rail, than it used to cost to get to San Diego by stage. Third class fare to San Francisco from Yuma is s32, which is just the lowest stage fare ever charged from here to San Diego. The time is about the same Nc third class car affords less comfort than the best stage coach does over an alkali desert like that in California to the West of us. First class fare by rail clear to San Francisco is only $40.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Gov. COLES BAsHFoRD and family, Pau, Breon of Fort Mohave, H. A. Owen and MT. Allen, directors of the McCrackir Mining Co.,, came down on the Mohave last Wednesday, Allen is also one of the contractors for putting up the Sigral M Co.'s new mill at Greenwood. He says the mechanics fairly started in on framing tkC timbers last Monday. The delay was caus ed by non arrival of lumber and material Owen reports a big body of rich ore struck in the lowest winze of the McCrackin.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

THE Fl Dorado Canyon folks took $17,GoO worth of bullion from their nine stamp mill last month, and their mine is getting better. Their great difficulty lies in get ting fuel for making steam. They have Indians employed collecting drift wood that comes down the Colorado river from the Rocky mountain region, and which is intercepted opposite their mill They had a large quantity of cord wood cut on Cot tonwood Island, this side of Fort Mohave
 but have only been able to get about q third of it taken up by the steamer. The rest of it lies exposed to danger of being swept away, if the river rises much higher
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

THE Yuma Water Co. is now fully organ ized, and is about to levy an assessment of s5O0O for starting operations at an early day. Their stock is all taken and every. thing now looks as if other assessments will follow in rapid succession, until the works are in successful operation. Water all over this town will make big differ ence in its appearance and comfort.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the business heretofore carried on un- der the firm name of HOrner & Norton has been changed 10 Jas. H. Norton, c. Horner selling and retiring from the firm. All debts of the late firm will be settled by Jas. H. Norton, and to whom all payments must be made.
 JAS. H. NORTON. Yuma, A. T., June 4th, 1877.
 jun 9, 4t
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

LOOKS LIKE "CUssEDNEss"-A Camp Bowie letter states that when Lieut. Fucker was on the fresh trail of the five Indians, who killed the mail-riders and licked Lieut. West, he was called off by orders from Gen. Kautz forbidding any want to punish Pima County, or has he secret orders to keep his cavalry fresh for a brush with Mexico2
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

HARD work is that done by the railroad employees. There are three sets of engi
 neers, brakemen and conductors. They leave Los Angeles and run clear through to the Colorado river in F hours without change CT rest. They lay at Yuma til evening, fighting flies and trying to sleep and then run back to Los Angeles, where they get solid rest of two days each trip.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Silver King ore. Neahr dispatched Young's team on Thursday and Towards on Monday, both loaded for Florence. Over 100000 pounds of transportation now lie parked here waiting for freight. The Quartermaster at this depot has re- ceived orders from headquarters to ship no more freight on this years contract, the appropriation being about exhausted.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

CASTLE DOME mines are making some stir now.' Heavy ore shipments continue and several sales of mines in that district are reported pending. SS50O was offered this week for the Arkansaw by Owens, a confidential clerk of Mark Mcdonald, the Great Bear of California street.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

On the morning of the 11th earthquake shocks were felt along the railroad some seventy miles west of here and near Mud Springs, on the San Diego desert. Soon after an eruption of rocks and smoke took place in the opposite mountains, and was repeated at intervals during the day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

AN INVALID brother of Senator Jones ol Nevada is due here in few days, accom- panied by his physician, Dr. Loryea of the famous "Hamam" Turkish baths on Du pont street, San Francisco This climate will cure him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
Hotter than YHma.

At9A. NJ. on Monday, when the ther mometer only indicated sS here, it stood at 101 in Los Angeles, 112 in Colton, and 113 at Dos Palmas. The highest mark ii reached here that day was 1Os. It stood at 99 in San Francisco between 12 and ,P. NJ. On Tuesday it was 116 in Los An geles and 113 here. On Wednesday it was 102 in San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Nor much rise has taken place in the Colorado this season but heavy SHOWS fell in the Rocky mountains about the end of May, and we may begin to look soon for some water from that. The Missouri, from same sources has more water than has been known, in it since 1S49
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

PICTURE frame mouldings in long pieces have been Ieeeived at Martins Drug and Book Store. Any one wanting frames can get them to fit their pictures, as Martin is also provided with apparatus for cutting and fitting.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

TELEGRAPu RATES by the Atlantic & Pacific are as follows: From Yuma to Los Angeles, ten words, 75c. Any part of Ari- sona to Los Angeles, s1- Any part of Ari- zona to San Francisco, $50. Any part of Arizona to any of the principal Eastern citieG. f25O.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

PEEPLEs VALLEY is getting machinery of some sort. lot of it went up on Satur- days steamer, including one five stamp , quartz mill consigned to ":J. H." Walnut District.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

FoR SALE.-A- small lot of fine parlor urniture-marble-to center and orna- mental tables, chairs, rockers, etc, Also, a fine ambulance, in thorough repair. h. quire of George Martin, druggist
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

MACHINERY has been piled all around this week, on cars, boats and landing. It It would take g patent office lawyer to say what it is all intended for. Most of it was heavy, andloading it this hot weather was a grunting, job for our teamsters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

WE call attention to the advertisement of I. H. Levy Commission Merchant of San Bernardino. Parties here, who know him well, speak highly of him. Business in San Bernardino products is increasing here and parties engaged in it should give Mir. Levy trial.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

PROPOSALS to furnish beef and mutton for Camps Bowie, Thomas and Lowell from July i, to December 31, TT, will be received at headquarters until June 26 That's what it says on posters struck off al the SENTINEL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

HENRY Fox, who worked last winter in the stage corral here and afterward at Fili- buster, having been duly declared insane, wss taken to the asylum in, California last Sunday by Sheriff WeIn.nge-.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

MCINTOSH has just received a splendid assortment of ladies', misses children's and gents gaiters, shoes, boots and slip pers, from 75c to s10 perspair. The finest stock ever brought to town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
AVlSO.

Teniendo notieia de que DOT medic de las coumnss de LA CRoNICA se deseabe saber mi paradero, tengo el g,istO de in formar que ue bslEo en San Rafsel. Bsja California. adonde tendra al gusto de atender To que se me Ordape.
 PASCUAL ANAYA. jun 9-2w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

JIM QUINLIN has joined Dan Donaldson in the blacksmithing business. Both the boys are well known as good mechanics Business in their line is brisk and they are sure to do well.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Your wife, I suppose, will want fine watch this summer. Well, just send for that fine Riverside stem -winder, with crys- tai cap; Waltham watch-one of those genuine time pieces so renowned. It cost S160. will sell it for $S7. Uncle Harris, TOP Kearny street San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to the Philadelphia Lager Beer Depot Tor an ice cold glass of beer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

X MAP of Pioneer district, where the Sil- yer King mine is, hangs in Col. Barney's office. It is lined all over with locations, and looks like a.map of the Comstock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

SMITH BROS had big crowd around their market yesterday examining and buying their fine San Bernardino beef Home made sausages a speciality.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

4 CHOICE lot of fine furniture and good ambulance will be sold at auction at the Government sale, June 10th, at the Quar- termaster's Depot.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

LIEUT.. ANDERSON, Sixth Cavalry, has this week been inspecting lot of old traps at the fort t; clothing, equipage &c., reported unseryiceable
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Capt c. c. Overman now has command of the transfer steamer Colorado. Good enough. It is the same old boat he used to navigate here years ago.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

BULL and bear fight Sunday. Tame af- fair. Bear was pet. Bull was a calf. Calf butted bruin over and he looked around for some one to take that thing away. No blood shed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

THE new mill at the Silver King is ex- pected to start to running on the 20th, when Summers team is due there with the last of the concentrating machinery.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

NEW telegraph office at Prescott, on the plaza. P. Kearny is operator. Good man. No more genteel Auston or high toned 0chua
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

DON'T forget the sale of furniture at Major Maynadier's house, on Thursday, June 18th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
TEXAS.

The best organized and equip. ped Stage Line on the continent, and complete in all it's cOnnec. tiOns.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

GoT SHoT.-An Indian was shot through
 k leg Thursday evening. He says he got served right, and refuses to tell who Aid if
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

A GOOD quartz lead near' Gila City is claimed by Dr. DeCorse and S. Purdy, Jr. New thing and spoken of as big.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

GIuLIANI & BERNARD have added new department to their business See their advertisement.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

BARLEY must be plenty and cheap at Florence. Collingwood advertises to sell it in any quantity. ','-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

BABBIr METAL FOR SALE.-Old type at SENTINEL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

A NEW stable is being built by the rail road carpenters next to Overnfan's house.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

BEER ice cold at the Philadelphia Brew cry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
Daily

For STANWIX, MARICOPA, PHGNIX, PRESCOTT, FLOR ENCE, McDowell, Wickenburg, Silver King. GLOBE CITY. Pinal TUCSON. Camps Grant, Goodwin, Thomas. Bowie, and way points in
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

KERENS & MITCHELL. j2-tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
ARIZONA,

Silver City, Fort Bayard, Las Cruces, Mesilla and Santa Fe,
 New Mexico. connecting at MESILLA with stages for Fl PasO, Forts Davis, Stockton,
 c oncho, Worth, and San Antonio
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

A long residence in the country has taught us just whatlkind of work is suited to it's climate and requirements. All work will be done at the
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

QUINLIN & DONALDSON! Ynma. April 2S.tf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb bas fi@erfe unb btltsfe Mtttel
sur uebsrlenbuns bon GeIb unb fouten,
100 fie su babsn ftnt, basu eebrau@t
trerben.
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amt an etn anbere6 DerIebt trerben 1pu,
70 r,uB trnmer aud bas ppitamt anse>
seben tperben, no pte 3ettuns frdber
empfunsen wurpe.
@enn Semanb fetn 8latt ni&t re-
selmdsts enpfanBt, Ober f@ uuf trsenb
etne @etle Gebler etnf&let&en, 70 fOlIte
Der betrefenbe Nsent fpwte bte 9er<
ausseber fpelef@ boupn bena@rt&ttst
werben.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
HORSE NOTES.

William j. Huston. OF the mounted squad, stationed
ON the road the st. Nicholas Avenue Club House
performed very meritOrious leat by stopping run.
away horse on Friday afternoon. Notwithstanding the
sleigh was smashed badly and dragging IN such way
that it made 1t a dangerous work to approach The
horse Huston rode at him in so skifu manner that
he stopped t1e horse almost instantly preventing
sIble injury to those who riding the spot at
the time The crowd the club house applaudcd OH
Huston for his achievement, and he was hand
somcly rewarded by the owner of the valuable horse
which. however, died two hours later from the injuries
received by She runaway.
Robert Bonner will soon bring tho road his fast
sleigh mare Pocanontas.
The trottns mare May Bird is blisered and will not
sppcar upon the road this winter. She is whrlwind
90 sleigh or any other hitch.
W. II. Harbeck's trotting team-thc Vanderbilt marc
and the our-ycar old IIy from Warwck-can beat any
team that was on the road yesterday. They 60 with
tlc spced OF a storm.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

bet OF G5OO has been made between Lord Airing
ton and Mr. Powell Montgomery on the Oaks OF 1873.
the former backing the Gy by Scottish Chief out Of
Vex, and the latter Hagerene, by Sir Walter TyrelI
out OF Gypsy by Stampede.
Robert Peck has upward OF fifty horses In training
The number Of last in Great Britain
falls short OF The previous by two OF these there
increase in contests OF half mile and under
aud decrease IN those exceeding mile. In all 054
horses ran last year, as against 2OS4 In 1875 Tho
highest number ever known was In 1870 when 2, 589
ram In that year. however, hunters the Hat
were counted.
There has not been q for the challenge whip
(madc from hairs from the tail of Ecipse) since Mr.
Merry won II in 1860 with Special License The cup
has not even been challenged Tor since the Marquis Of
HASTINGS walked over for II with the I,uko in 1866
These trophies OF honor which sportsmcn nova
days do not seem to care TOR. Mr. Crawiurd. who is
one OF he old sort, holts the whip Tho cup is IN
possession ol the Jockey Club.
The value OF the Ascot Gold Cup this year will bc
81 900.
SIR John D. Ashley has sold Brigg Boy to Lord Rose
berry, and he has also disposed OF Scamp, who has
joined H. Roand's establishment at EPSON.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
PIGEON SHOOTING IN CALIFORNIA

From the San Francisco Call, Jan. s.
A pigeon match for the championship medal OF the
world off at the Bay District Fair Grounds yeste
day afternoon, between Captain A. H. Bogardus and
Dr. W. +. Carver The original conditions of the
match 100 pigeons each SO single birds 80 yards
rise. English rules 20 single BIRDS, 81 yards rise, and
Is pair Is yards rse according to Prairie Club rules
owing, however, to scarcity OF BIRDS the conditions
modified TO 80 BIRDS Engish rules 20 single BIRDS
II yards, and pairs at IL yards, under Prairle
Club rules. Mr. j. W. Orr acted as referee, and John
Diggett of Stockton and Thomas Selby OF this city,
as Judges Following Is a summary Of tho scorcs:-
THIRTY BIRDS, ENGLISH RULES
Bogardus-l l o l IL
10l11 IL 1-2G.
Carver-1 lOll 11011111011 III
lll111 0--25.
TWENTY BIRDS, PRAIRIE CLUB BULEs
Bogardus-l l 0 / l L ! l l 0
lis.
Carver-1 111l1111l11 11111O111- 1--19
FIVE PAIRS, EIGHTEEN YARDS RISE.
Bogardus-11 IL III 10 los.
Carver-l1 IL OF OIL lO-7.
Grand total, out OF 60 birds-Boeardus, So; Car
yer. 81
The match was well conducted, ana all parties were
satisfied with the rulings and decisions Carver's
shooting WAS remarkable and at the conclusion OF tho
natcn Bogardus offered TO wager $500 that man
could be produced IN Calfornia who could beat Car
ver's score Captain BOgardus Will shoot with George
DAILY at Virginia City on Monday for $3.50 side, and
IL is probable that another match will be arranged
with Ur Carver
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
RIFLE SHOOTING.
INTERESTING LONG RANGE RIFLE MATCH AT
B.Y VIEW,

INTERESTING LONG RANGE RIFLE MATCH AT
B,Y VIEW.
From the San Francisco Call, JAN 3.
Mr. A. G. Fitzgerald and Mr.. A. W. Maher were
pted against another for $50 side at the 000
yard range at Bay View yesterday. The day was not
very favorable, light wind prevailing during
the most Of the tine the match in progress, but
remarkable scores were nevertheless made by both
margsmen. Forty shots we're fired by each in rota.
ton, with two sighting shots Fitzgerald never
missed the target. His sighting shots resulted in q
centre and bull rseye. Mahcr unfortunate at the
outset. His sighting shots registered centre and
miss and his first shot IN the score was miss Then
came a centre and bull ls.eye, followed with another
miss Afterward, however his bullets rung upon the
target every time, and only two oil them struck the
outer space. Fitzgerald opened his score with bulls
eye but in his subsequent shooting he made more
cutters than his opponent, ana consequently lost the
match As II was, u was necessary Tor Maher 10 close
with buIs-eye to win. IL Fitzgerald HAD ended will
opponent and under the rules adopted those OF the
d. H. A.-would have won the MATCH inasmuch as lie
had struck the target at each shot. Including the
sighting shots, the first two he came out ahead the
scores will show.
F..zgerald4, 5,a, :, 3, 8, 8 T. 5, 3, s. s.
s, 4. ., 4, g. 4, 8. Total, 1853; with sighting shots,
1872
Maher-2. oIo, 2 6, Q. 8, 8, s, =, 3, 2. :, 8 s, T.
4, 4, 3, 2 A. o. O. !, O., =, 3, b, o, =, D, 4. o. D.
Considering the number OF shots fired liner dis
play OF long range marksmanship has probably
been recorded in this country Fitzgerald fired with
Remington and Mahcr with Sharp's rife The judges
wcre--Captain II. j. Burns for Fitzgerald and Mr. Aug
Hentz for Maher; umpire, George Rogers; scorer, r.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
THE BROCK MURDER.

SINGULAR OUTCOME OF AN ANONYMOUS LETTER.
Quite hutter has been occasoned in Newark by
report rather singular character IN regard to the
Brock MURDER for which Ryan and Oschwald are now
In the Essex County jail under sentence OF death. II
appears couple Of weeks ago OF their counsel
received from Pcnnsyvania anonymous letter, the
writer which declared that he and another person,
aud not Ryan and Oschwald, the real murderers
of Policeman Brock. Alter describing the shooting
the writer stated that he took tho fatal revolver.
wrapped II In elk handkerchief and the night alter
tho shooting hung II down the well on Mr..
Isaac Banchard's property. No. 50 Brunswick
made in presence OF a constable snd
sure enough, out OF the we'll was taken revolver ex
actiy as described Ii s i've Darrelcd silver plated
pistol ard found " be the exact III of the bullet
extracted from Brooks body. The revolver was. how
ever susp clously free from the rust which II Is pre-
sumcd would take place after nearly SIX months sub
mersion The letter says that whe tue writer ana ms
companions ransackng the house they heard
KNOCKING at the door OF Bedels house and
crying out ''Mr Bedel Mr. Bcdelll get up; there's
burglars in your house!"
In his dying statement Brock said he crept Quietly
into bcde's house, knowing hc was away, so this
could not have been Brock Sngulary enough as II Is
considered, Mr.. Bhnchard's son James was the
principal witness against Ryan and OschwaId and
the first to notify tho police o! Brooks
the morning OF the tragedy, being at the station
very soon after It occurred. This same young man Is
now under conviction Tor connection with various
burglarIes and Is awaiting sentence ts broadly IN
timated that he knows good deal more about the
Brock murder tnan he admitted on the stand He was
excites surprise and comment among the fricrds OF
Ryan and Oschwald Yesterday Senator Magic aud
Counsellor Morrow the counsel OF the convicted mon,
consultation over the anonym letter. untii
they hold iurthcr counsel they willing speak
upon the subject. Meanwhile the doomed men
stouty asscverate their innocence oil the MURDER