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, 1877-01-13
PERSONAL.

The pewa In Sir. Hccchcrs church sold this year
for S4s. 4.l. @ sla 2as. 50 less than last year.
II. u. Clahiu obtalaed nrst choice for o premium
Ut 3a:1.
The Harvard Faculty llavc agreed to give their
voices In tavor aI lhc admission af women 10 the
full privileges oi Tho Universally, Their nctiUn
has to he Approved Ut conrfe, BY the corporation.
Many of tho l!sled ladcs nf France purpose
spending lhs winter 1t aadrld, instead VI u
paEls in order 10 lend rc.at IT. The Court Vt real
Liue.bloolcl Sovereign Ut bourbon descent, name
ly, Alphou.o A1I
Ds. Deems. Of New York, IL said 10 be much
surprised anl Isfcyc1 1t The sula1lucss Of the BE-
quest to hiul In Commodore SanacEb;lts will.
He had hoped t0 receiyu mofu that's f.d, 600,
Which was y snail suas for the magnificent Com.
modore.
Thr London dtAfntran. deals EtFe1cly with the
Mlsa Aicul,, Ml.s I!,p!ps. Mrs Whitney, aud Mrs
Dudgc-whcA 1t says TINT their idras asl Eun III tho
sumo groove. pnl Describes this ''srovsc" ~ be-
Ing sthe common asr VI . ceEtalA set OF yul-
gofisma."
The A,unlne Ansuclatton VI yaasar College net
at the st. Drnis Hotel. In New York. last evening.
About ucycnty Vt thc members weEe Nrt4cnt. a
banquet was sefscd and Interesting speeches were
u,adc The AstociatIon II working to pEoeutr such
accommodations ut fAssar ~ That students uoJ b
allowed single Foomx, aud to uhtain tho founding
VI scholarships,
Tho New York Time has attempted 10 show that
cheap art Is better than none-thAt tue psl1teF.
The Village editor aud poet, ths valentine and thu
chrome. Ill have m!ssaa to fula!l, and faldll Il
, 1877-01-13

The Illinois Senatorial contest has now as-
Eamed fouz-oornered phase. There hays
been nominated, In addition to Gen. LOGAN
by tbs Republican CAUCUS, Joux II. pA1AER
by tie Democrats, William y. Aapxnsox by
the Senate Independents, and Judge DAVID
DAv1s by number OF House Democrats
calling themselves Independents until further
notice. 1t must not be supposed TINT
these anti-Republican nominations mean
business In the sense that eacl. OF
the three candidatesis 10 receive the stubborn
support Of the parties who Nominated him !;
the now development means business IN
quite another sense. It means that the
opposition 10 the Republican candidate l.as
been put into shape that admits Of a ~
riety Of contingencies which may elect either
Of ths four candidates or may elect neither.
Both Houses havo adjourned until Monday,
and no man can toll what the oyes.Suuday
interval will bring forth.
, 1877-01-13

Once more the cablo dispatches solemnly
! assert that limit Inns been set to tue
patience sud endurance Of tic plenipotet,-
tiaries who layo been 30 long engaged
in negotiating an agreement on tho
/. Eastern quesuon-this timo with tho
probability that the news IL authen-
tic, a 1t il we'll known that several Of
ths Powers, notnbly Germany, are getting
disguated at the slow progress Of atIaira at
Constanhnople. 1t is now announced
that the plenIpos have decided to de-
mhnd OF tho Porto categorical answer
to the requirements Of the Conference,
which will meet next Thursday for tie pur-
pose Of receiving this reply, aud IT 1t is not
satisfactory the various representatives will
all quit constantinoplo on the following day.
There must be an end to all things, and it
looks aa though tho Russo Turkish business
was In fair way to como 10 head.
, 1877-01-13
FINANCIAL.

Special Nsp0tch 10 3AS 4Fibuna
DAVENPORT, la., Jan. III. A. Ryan. =
halter Of this city, has fa!le, with liabilities Of
$4,000. +. WALLACE, general merchant, aud
Jones e. Atkinson, manufacturers Of spivcs.
llayo also failed, each with liabilities of about
$1,000
Itos1os, Mass., Jan. 12.-The Mechanics Say-
i,gs bank, established In 1874, has suspended.
The amount due lepohltoTs GU Der. ~ waa
24fN,sUf.
EuecIa1 Dtspatch to Tnx 7tteun<
FOET WAfsE, lln!., dan. l2.-Tilc statement
is iu.ule III hel!alf Ut Thanlauser s. Wiler, iob-
prriectly sound, anu viii pay lb0 ecnta On the
s!pilar, ttcir asscts lelpy largely In cscess of
liabilities. Bankruptcy proceedings weru insu-
tute.l BY Que Ut tho PARTNERS utl acrount OF
personal difficulty with ut'1er members ot tho
lrIh.
The fai!,lFc Of n. 3. YDung It Co., merchant
tuilors, Ia announced. Liabilities, ~, ,t>U.
, 1877-01-13

The Democratic majority Of tho House
have by astrict party vote decided that Mr..
BAasEa.t tho manager Of the New Orleans tele-
graph office, shall he perpetualy imprisoned
for failing 70 do wLat 1t Is absolutely in,-
possible fos him to do-thut IL, TO produce
dispatches which, by tho action OF tho E1.
scutiys Co'nusittee, have passed out Of his
control. President OE7ox, who ia equally
powesless TO produce tlo dispatches, IL 10 bs
arTaigned before the House to-day for cou.
tempt. kud upon the sa,ue principle
he too must 10 imprisoned for
, lifs. Next will come the members
Of tho Executive Committee, ono Of
whom, Mr.. OuAr,N. OF Massachusetts,, Is also
member OF Congress-, aud in this connec-
tion will 1isa The interesting question whether
the House can impsison one Of its own mem.
bsrs for contempt. Thero are oth:z ques.
tions involved iu this unprecedented action
Of Congress TINT will DO heard Of hereafter J;
ths outrage Of yesterday will undoubtedly DO
reviewed BY tribunal il which Democratic
! majoriues are not held to 10 superior 10 ths
] Constitution and the laws.
, 1877-01-13

ono (lloniaiana) Il q Tie. In tho new 1louso
tho Republicans control 81 ssatea, tho DEM
ocrats only II. ono Louisiana) In tie, and
one {Now Ifatnpshirc) has not yet been
chosen. In The 1Iouso elected III 1874, tho
Democrats control The States Of California,
Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Ore
0on, al! OF which voted for HArks;
and they laso ref''aed to admit
tho member from Colorado which also voted
for 1tArEs. AL Of thcas States, besides In
diana md New York, hare aont Republican
majority to the now House. In the CAlisor-
min delegation, thorc arc Democrats and I
Republican In the old House, but nepul,-
, 1877-01-13
THE NEW COURT OF APPEALS.

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=, .,,'A ',s' ,', '4..oa -, - o'1' 80
49, 49, ] sS,,s,. ' Ae 80 ,se p"'Poe.
s ,.,s .as m. n,..1. M sut' ~
'.,.''.: ~ a. "rp .,.'. ao o''"o" ~ .no eo''
"o. W 49," ."1, "",s .sau" ~ ,"'.o"a
Of unito,m oryanlz.,on md ,urtsdtet,on INV t ts
created in districts formed tor TINT purpose, to
which such appsals aud wrts Of error M tue
enesM As.en's'y mss provide my o. prosecuted
n.n'. ana wr..s of rr,o, sS,1i II. to ,%s sn,rcn,,
court, h. at cstnlaa. ea.tt, aud cas<s Ia whtea
fraaeh!st or freehold or ths raltdity efa stt"ff Il
Mro'1ta' IN" IN such eassa as may Ut provided by
'@". srn u,. I'm
na'o ao =. ~" ' -, .A W. Ao
-, t.a", .," f.a,.,. " 80, ~ ..,'s. ra.,I.,
a. rp.s @ .,,, . m..a. 49, I. 49,. . .,a.s
t1es .1eAs" - s'''7 . W" oo1's D9s''. w!
sa s1a.,, " 49, " aa, @ ,araa T.. s, ~, w.. sao =,
ree i:...''.'S ~ , = 'a's o',' - e so'' "
n"a"'''A. ~1a s''e' ~ 4a'u. - Nv a"te Gus
..;.ss,". 49, ., ~ 'ao a'',,. Ss ,.". ""s ~
@ sea..'..,'an n' ~ , 49, .' 49, ,u LII Isea '','''
'a ..". 'a ~ ~, ' Ao"e'e.' 'Ae ~. p,u''es ~.
, 1877-01-13
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSPIRACY,

It Ia now very evident TINT thrro IL nnJ
has been for some tins n determination on
the pars Of the Dcmocratio managers that
the present House of Representatives, elect
cd moro than two yeara ago. shall assume by
n separate and independent action to ~ re-
ject the vote of one or more States that
hive voted for HAYES, ansl (.) then proceed
to elect TlLpgx by vote OF the House. The
articles In the Democratic newspapers for
son,e weeks past have pointed 10 thin plan,
aud now tho report Of tho majority Of tho
House Committee Oh tho Presidential Count
agrees with 1t In effect. That report states
is tho sentiment Of tho Democrats tl1at no
vote can be counted without the assent
Of tic House, whisl, means TINT tlo
1Iouss proposes to assumo tho right to
rsjcct ANY vote without Tho asscnt
or concurrence Of the Senate. Hut
the scheme does not stop here. It IL also in-
tended that Tie 1Iolse shall decide, without
the assent or concurrence Of the House, that
thore llas been future to elect, aud then
proceed to elect blr. TlLpES just az II It Lal
been lawfully ascersained TINT ti.ers had been
lie vote. II this ia not u reasonable
schemc, thon none was ever concootel by q
Legislative boly.
1t IL Obvious that the right to choose tho
President might AZ we'll layo been vested
directly and solely In the llouso Of Repre-
aentativea ~ to give 1t tho privilege Of de-
ter1ninlng at any time when It shall assume
that right. II snch Ind been tho intention
OF the trainers Of tho Constitution, tho cost
~ - -
would not have been put upon the country,
hut there wonlt1 have bocu plain direction
In tho Constitution that tho House should
from time 10 time proceed 10 tho election
Of President and Vice. President OF tha United
States. The very fact that tho House was
given rcyeratonary right to glucose tho
President when the majority Of tlls Electors
could not agree npon n,a,, 70 fur from be-
ing evidence Of the intention In confer upon
the House ths right to determine whether
tlers Inns bocn sucll NJ. agreement or not, IL
att evidence that tho House, OF and by itself,
was not to havo discretion III deciding when
1t should exercise tho rowur Of choosing
President. 1t WAS tho contemplation OF tAs
Constitution that tho Electors would yota
freely for their several preferred candidates
aud tAat there would bo o humber Of caudf.
dates; aud TINT 1t WIS tlh purpose 10 deprive
the House Of any discretion IN the matter is
furthor shown by liz constitutional limita-
ton Of tho 1Ionse vote 10 tho three persons
having tie highest u,itnbcr ot votes In the
Electoral College when 10 ono Of them
should receive majority Of all tho Electors
| appointed.
, 1877-01-13

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 1.-THE nlost exciting
thing Ln this city for tllc last twentyfous hour.
has bccu the walking g-1natcls between Hall Dion,
Of New York, as,d Miss Henderson. Of Cauada.
Dion was 10 walk 100 niles to Aiss l1enlerson's
lightweight. The feat he reallly accomplished
fnbilc IT twenty four hours. Miss Henderson
earc unt Ut, her scvcnty-ninth Milc, which waa
tho fastest ni!e either i,adc, slIc making tho
mile III 40, which II the fastrst time ever uade
By woman pedestrian.
, 1877-01-13

OF course, the Legislature wo,.!d not be a
Legislature un1css It was called upo,, to con-
aider a tiil to limit tho rate Ut interest ueon
loanH, and fixing penalty Of rnus and Tor.
future for taking moro than a prescribed
rate. Tho limit proposed this year IL Z per
cent, but why per cent we do not uu.ley.
stand. Tho object Of tho bill IL to make
money cleap by fixing . limit for liz ront.
Now, why not make tho rost Of living eheap
, 1877-01-13

Tho Chicago 7imfs Ia again becoming very
glib and voluble in tho use Of epithcts, and
tlca!gnates every ono aa traitor Or rovo1u-
ZIONIST who Is opposed to tho counting-in OF
TItpEa by The Democratic 1Ionse. So far Us
the T3mct is concerned, this opitliet business
Is nothing now. It used them with the ut
most freedom at the time Of the Rebellion.
Then, as now, every ono who opposed the
schemes Of the Democracy was n trattor. II
was treason To rcsiRt secession aud rebellion.
It wns tscnaon to object to the violation Of
the Constitution and tho laws. It WAS trea-
son to coerce tho Southern States back into
the Union, and every ono who proposed such
coercion or engaged in 1t waa a traitor, ac-
corling to the Chicago 7iusts. alr. T1IpEx
did not cxactly call tho Union troops traitors.
According to hia view they were "trsspasa-
ers," who were tiable to be shot
without criminal consequences to thoae
who shot them, or IL tloy survived
tho War were liable in action for damages
In an action growing out OF trespass. Now
ot,r earH arc safuted with the Same old howl
Of treason md revolution from the Timts.
The partisan majority OF House elected
nron sids issues In 1874, when there wns no
Presidential iasne penting, having set forth
the preteuso TINT 1t has the right to reject
the vote OF any Rtato for reasons sufficient
to itself, In order to loclaro that the people
havo not elected President, aud tI.ersupon
Announce The election of T1LDEN, Immediately
up jumps Judge rnuMnulI. and echoes tle
howl Of the Times in declaring that any ono
who opposes this view OF tho situation IL n
traitor. Whoever opposes the right Of tho
partisan majority In q plaYed-out IIouse to
20 behind the certificates OF States, throw
them out, md declnro TlLpxx elected, Ia
traitor. Every man who does not believe III
tho election Of T1LnEs, in tho Mis-
sisAippi rIan, In tile Louisiana bulidozers, in
tho right Ut Intimidation, terrorism, fraud,
and assassination, III parts Of the machinery
OF elections, IL traitor. This Is tho new
Democratic gospel as preached by Gen. KEE-
| NAN, etlitor OF tho Chicago Times, by tie new
convert TauNpuI., by tho Jnn,ping~Jack
1'1LL SPRINGER. by thu wl!itewaahex OF bull
lozers Hill Monn1sos, by littlo SIN Cox,
| atd all the rest Of thu patriots who are now
howling ~ Justify for tho old flag and thu
| Union, provided T1LpES IL ut the head Of IT,
as they howled against them few ycaraa ago;
and We havo tho Chicago Timts, which op-
posed every effort to preserve tho Uniop,
now lurling its epithets Ut traitor and
treason ns II it wora tho very incarnation Of
loyalty, and Lad slept in the An,esican flag
oil It's life. III tho furtherance of this
scheme Of elocting n President by the House
by throwing out States. II IL pro.
| txn&
, 1877-01-13

The chicsgo produce markets were active
and irregular yesterday, provisions being very
weak. Ness pork closed 55o per bsl lower,
k3l7.le@17.l5 cash and Sl7.85 tor Feb
zuasJ.: Lard closed go per 100 lbs low.
~ II 4lQ.82a@lo.85 caah and 310o1i0
, 1877-01-13

Mr.. DAVID & rn1LLiPs, OF tho Springfield
.}oHruHi, has discovered dreadful conspiracy
between this 1foil. j. x. JONES and thu editor Of
THE THinuNE ta elect WAanBunSE to the
United States Senate! Iie derotes tic l,,ost OF
two columns to tisu discovery, u.ad turns tho
matter over In Its various antl trrrible aspects.
Fur the purpose IT setting Ills mind at rcst anl
freeing his editorial space for uther subjects,
VIC inform him thu. air. JONES has not 81 much
Us mentioned WAslinunSE's natle ~ the editor
of TIE InluuSR. Wllat he may be thinking CT
dolng In regard to ths seMatorshtp We know
not, anu have not inquired.
, 1877-01-13
4 HEAVY FAIL.

SuseioI NfpaseA 10 1As 11eaAA
DUBUQUE, fa-, jan. 19.-The case Of Night.
cnxaie ". The City Of Dubuque for $4,000
da4nsges for INJURIES sustained W = fali upoa
the sidewalk, resulted today IN : vssdla Of
II 900 for plaintiff.
, 1877-01-13
OBITUARY.

oblloAHf.
ALEXIS cAs"Et'1 =. d. L1"p,
inc numerous a.l'h'ni OF n1""n omsersny
scattered through tno west WI, ne paineo 10
learn Vi tae 'cath ol the senc'ao!e anu ne'oseo
rfo1' ALIENS cAS"EIl.' 'ate VI shat n'stit"ams.' ,
He era"uated 'som nFo"n o'ltscthlly ~ io~I'
as1u WINS 19r tI'he rfolessoF o1 LansMases !"
so'umn!a .'"t'ege' washington. l" lo@e he oe.
came Professor OF Mathrtnat,es anu snahfal
fn'!nsopt'y II, bro"n University ioa'he tho
pos't!on nhtl! ie!p. whcn nc was appointed 10
,l's Sna', VI s.a'.en'"'Gs @ M" nS,e"noh''' WHEN
nc h'icu until 4s'a: III lato NJ was aet'ne
freshaent ot INC eolcEe' a',a !" leoo was chosen
iFcs"'ent' so'hmat''s Retiring IN lo... ~ t"e
TING OF MS dcatf' ne was q member III t,c noafd
OF felio"'' anu a'so memoer Of the AaS'sofs
eo1'"atee III t'e ata''in'' s''tse "'s &eure.'ens
he I'as l'seu aa!et'S III frosloenee' ps'osea aha
lcHpceIca Wy 'he ""u'e tA!' LIE Nc" au'h
1Fso""e says OF u'nt' is's eteet ''euse' uhocnt
~ aRe' was one u tho n'"st la'nli.as ." tne
streets ot rue eNy' III every c''a!Hapic move
ancnt he WIS foremost WIN practical ai''ee anu
generous a'd. Ills eehia! bca"ae has LOT years
pecn eo'lsta'it Wnea'cuos' !" Guy which was
eFo"aet' "ltl' s lr.s""s' ou' eohtal''eu ioF n'lh
hot s'''slo ehc"'y'
. H"SHus "'SfhG"' -.
AsAus 'MLApk CHRISTIAN FERDINAND
"tSfhEa' lhe la'',ois Da,',S' p'ct' "hose
ueath was ah"o""eet W ea.ae "hf Ut two
slt'cc' ~as noth 'a,S ~, i's'' IN tensnark'
Eea!ana. nh'ins MS carry lnai'',"'" .e 'Fas'
e.cu I"1oaE" ttu'o!'c' at''. "l''' 'e 'stua''t :"
lo7', "As "Po'"te" 'us"' ~, ~ ',,e ''l.es eA"o
LtSH' "a "ethes""tB' ts'7 "ist "stsct"P1 !"
poetry WIS ht'''4e"e1 '"''s, "'.'c, ueea1c I'M
mchsely poFa'ar' MS pu"isl'co pooAs ule
HaS'e Hlble. o9' eu,ae i.e"ts' o".s"t 1Ia''.
hohs' "1'a eRetcnee .lMs Hccts' anu
'yHatFe 4Hn'''e1'es' .a"lH, UNI poesn
written III 1cr'nah, oeslues many sotunes oi
tEaAslations from 1nc ter'aan anu !ta'lal INTO
Dai,'sns 10 h's soctleai "ofhs DC a'so M'aea
n'et1oaasy ol t.e !1lo'"s VI t"o Laa'a''a
Islatos. "a Haha'eu stuI!cS vi uah!sn
focts' n"u hes."e o""ss' 1'c was ,c"atoeo
rs Que o. tue greatest poc's oe"''af@ 'as aver
psooacea'
HE"MAsS "hoehhAos' ........
LUIS el'nc''. o,'e"'"' ''"su,'', t,h"""a"
b"oc~"Aus' WY t.as !uss ",ru III oce"Aa5t
was oot' III tio'.a''' ~ 'oo'' !'e "as euuehtco
III tne uhlscrslt"s VI l'cl!'s'e' aoetunech, boha.
eopeh"aect'. taF'f' ''onuo!'' al'a oA'otu, a"o
EaFc host ol ms asteht'"n 70 'oe etuuy OF sans"
cf't anu tne re.at'se 'anSahges' !" 1910 nc was
appointed PROFESSOR o lna'an Languages af'a
L'tcfstufe 'n LUG university VI A'e'psN' sehoi'
ara afe 'aoen'et! |" mn los Tue auopl'om VI t'o
Lat1n ehasaetes III .ne printing OK oal,seft"ofks'
Ills c''eF nrot"ce' l1sisRtc't' %as tho 1ounuer
Of oho III tua g7eascss puo1sh'he houses LII
Lelpsts. ...........-.
ohtfuAhs NOTES
Among other acaths ol prominent persons
which have recently oecarrea arc ti'ose OF bre.
vet brlg''aen' JOHN !. AnenchoantE' one Of
tho oidest al'a 'hoat gallant o'''ecfs IN tao
United States army VINO entered tue service In
, 1877-01-13

I-IeRuar communication this tSasnrdAy} eFcntng.
NJ 7! and 70 Mo1roes. fur af ofSer. md
J. It. HuHfdlr, Secretary.
, 1877-01-13

nInFIrker'a Thensre.
Engagement Of John :. McCuiouzh. Afternoon
'10tNetio." Evening, " Richard Ill"
, 1877-01-13
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Now Ef5cako TtirntFe.
C1ask etyret, between Lake and lkandotph. MI
EhAtpon1 rIsNo Concert At 2 F. N.
, 1877-01-13

Adetrht Theatre.
: NonIoe t4rtet, corner Tsrarhurn. Enhancement q
tChsfloste etapleJ. Urine; VI, The CAl.Aoox Mus
ueF." Afternoon And evening.
, 1877-01-13

III the article yesterday concerning tho
political classification of the members Of tho
General Assembly wo gave the figures u
follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Administrator's s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pur- IN suance of an order of the Probate Court of the Territory of Arizona. within and for the county of Yuma, made on the 10th day of May. A. D. 1877. in the mat ter of the estate of c. Anarbar, deceased, the undersigned, administrator of the es- tate of sad deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash |, on Monday, the 2lst day of May, 1877. at , 'clock p. m.. in front of the court house in the town of Yuma, Territory of Arizona. the personal property of said deceased, consisting of books, medicines, surgical instruments. drugs, wearing apparel. beds and bedding. household furniture. kitchen furniture and other articles of personal property as more fully appears from the inventoiy on file in said estate.
 J. NJ. REDONDO,
 Administrator of the estate of
 c. Anarbar, deceased. May I2, 1877. 5-2w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, Second
 Judicial District. county of Yuma, Territory ef Arizona.
 William Lucas
 Ve. SumuOus. c. W. c. Powell.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting ot c. W. c. Rowell:
 That you nre hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the cOun ty of Yuma, and to answer to the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after service on you of thls summons, If served within the coun- ty, or if served out of this county but within this district. within thirty days, otherwise within forty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you for the sum of ODe thousand two hundred and four dollars, toget her with costs of suit.
 The said action is brought to recover the sum of one thousand two hundred and four dollars for services rendered at your instance and request. as will more fully appear by complaint, 4 copy which is here- unto attached, and to which you are more particularly referred for particulars. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
 Court affixed this 10th day of IsEALl April, A. D. 1877.
 GEORGE TYING, clerk,
 bye D. TYING, deputy clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19

MR, BowERS, the sheriff ot Yavapai county, while conveying a demented per son, we'll known throughout the Territory, to California, was robbed within mile of Wickenburg. The robbers in their search of his person failed to find one or tw o pack ages of money, but did take roll of four hundred and fifty dollars and his pistols. We are informed by the best authority that the statement in the California papers that Mir. Bowers lost his watch and chain js incorrect, and we are glad to congratu- late him therefore. We understand Mir R would have made some defense but that the muzzle of gun was in ugly proximity of the breast of young lad in hls charge. From the voices and gestures of the men, we are told, MT. Bowers has recognized them, and measures have been taken for the,r arrest. The box of Wells. Fargo & Go. was demauded and examined, but for tunateiy contained nothing. What with the influx of capital to the Tertiary and the increasing travel, opportunities and inducements are augmenting the tempta- lions of evil doers, and we trust the various authorities of the Territory will meet the exigency with their accustomed zeal and additional precautionary vigilence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

TN PROBATE COURT, of this Terri. tory of Arlzona, in and for the county of Yuma
 In the matter of the estate of c. Anar- bar. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of c. Anarbar, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said de- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said ad. ministrator at his place of business in the town and county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona. J. NJ. REDONDU,
 Administrator.
 VIM. VANDEvER, JR.. Atty. Dated May 6, 1877. 5-4w
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-19
Probate Notice.

TNsthe matter of the estate of William \ Fuller, deceased.
 In the PLobate Court county of Yuma and Territory of Arizona.
 Pursuant to an order of said court. made on the 18th day of April, 1877. notice is hereby given that Monday. the 2]st day of May, 4. D. 1877, at lG o'clock a m. of said day, at the court room of said Court. at the court house in the village and county of Yuma. have been appointed the time and place for proving the will of said Will liam Fuller, deceased, and for hearing the application of H. $. Fitzgerald and A. Tyner for the issuance to them of letters testanentary. when and where any persoe interested may appear aud contest thu same.
 Dated April l2, 1877.
 H. N. ALEXANDER,
 Probate Judge and
 eX-officio clerk of said COnrt.