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, 1877-03-30
AMERICAN CITIES
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engagements to Liverpool BY steamer Of 81 0Jo bu
grain.
Observation-Disclosures opened essfer. but after
vasd ruled r trade stows sales p u>o trs nav mess
on apot par At *.ta; 7so bris Anrit ei4.s} second
eail APRIL. si4.+o btd' s1t.sa asked, May. el+.uo
BID; sH7u asked. jund, sl4.7s btdt sI4.s0 asked.
Lard opened ahAde lower. but attarvarsi
cioNd Arm with . moderate speculative trnlld;
ca'h lots fnter autess prime steuta
sio.a3. ~, tes Of Grade, Is. 7ssoss, asou scs primo
steam. April ~. coal. os closing AIS. 05. s.so tca
MAJ. s8g740s. Is closing. At so.75 btdt 4, $50 scs
June, ~, .8o. the uloalng bid.
8roAR-Kaw dull And weak At sASas1to for falt 10
good rehuiug DC for prime, and eNQloe for ccnttlfu-
raj: refined Guiet.
rAIlowNsrke. steadys prime city hsld !. Sc, sales
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III Ss,sS;Ss% S:sS:;
I'D se i.Ss ssss " ss2S.
III + 1 4 *:s !: s?!s'sS :s: s: ":
i;s,sS 4 Il: +,
;ssS Il; bs Sss sssssss 4 :sss5s,
k*' 7s "a. : Iii .S sssis:i :ri Gs5;'ss:S s:
%! nn; moderate .. mi snd home rule demand. cls
:$Isss sssHss S.!!es. ,s7;ss;, S:s!s;s sisss' ss
Ms.sa aS rsa .aa s1'ss: s':. g.s 81
}far.59aIsps }fI:r-s9sRIp!aa;, IL, 7os; @sen.uxed.
da NJ ae.,yt Rio csrsos. Try
ofs&a saiss but 's.a,. Kes 'seads VITA
aud heavy; crude. iic rsn.a
S$SS: f9s::s;;ssssY$ss' ''saa
Enus-heaseE1. is!t.a ~.
Il a ss i.ta s' Hfssaa
HvrrnR- m y Unchanged.
Wafsxs-Qasel At s,.n7A
nsiss;;S y ;s;;;1
ssy ss ~; S:ss ::'.,s' :';Ss ss Kill SSs
a.; sis iss' GIL: Hs ;..ss s.Hd Sd S Fl
MGIov1iH!.sS.D-Du'l. n ~ good to prime. 144al+Ac.
S66Sli:t Sso!,s.o*:166aiet and unchnnsto. :.
dsiI esd ss!y; Wsstesn tS6s extra DC. assass, 10
E.1S;SI1S4-crude. losaa,oAc, sennel hold at ,7ss
S$S;s:s-9s'l $sss.1-Ss', .aa =: .l.ta. aea.n''.
1t:cEa,rf.-FiSa5 61 brs, wheat. ..ooo but CORE.
' snirass1s.9Sest Il 9s' i. 7up bs. corn, d. ooobu.
.nd sans.st. saIy .s.f
rs1ait.!sss'e e. 9: '''ss ONO do
Ss|s Get
::, II ss r. Ge:4s g:s.s's IL: ss's
I:uGh-ln good demand IL 152Itc.
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W!1A'xa1as. DeL. March 2v.-sptdu tuspaattn
uutut 1t lJe.
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TIN LArk-lt,. 1o1tA SITS. d. IL, lo1IL J,naa3
te.dnx tsIAk lc. t7.73 ltxxA ix, ito Is.
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+s.as. t+s.H-isk. 7ss: ' f's, n = stts; tsa s!p*. Q.
SMKkG 1txt.- III sAks u; s,a1A s}xa.xc.
6AkkI lRnk-SU. ~ 4.r Exlsss lla4sls ftan. MOI Q
A. t:st p ih: galvanized itoa NJ. a. tsc villa uss
ntA lk,S-Cpnln.on. u ui11 tu'
WtEx-No.- 10 liz: S lu " lAc; 10 to II. HE: IL;
tllt: lJ AnI II. l1ci - 1lt 1a lb2t 1,l5s, lA IG
" ~; ~ ~: y 1-!uas v 9 vet ssat.
Ei1LS.Ifieet 9sss terl ftlucs1 II kh4 factories
unly talr. - !.
L1l 30 marked ShanxaA FGFe dat x1ops3 Ia ta$UII
market Thefa further i.upIo>Slisat u E,e ja
maui and s1crptek tufpsatine tbs tentcnc{ III which
aast.n ~ tsKt:.t ~; ~ l!ia9s! !.4sLt.1 l1Jasx
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PETROLEUM.
CL1vSLAxD, O.. Narrh 3a-AAskrt strong; standard
Ellie. 1lO degrees tett, tsc.
Pir7snra0. March 3J.-crads aniet an1 stesay at
3s5 u FaFkcFs; refined dull and lower; lsc, Pulls
dxjphIs delltsty.
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= 1VN1 lSOUUS.
NEW YoHx. March 1u.-Dualns&4 light with eomtnIa.
sioa houses and votlE trade moderate. Cotton guots
teuatu qnict, with dovnEs14 tca1cacy % browu and
llsached xuodA Dcnims Aat dysA lneks wtra VIII
so!a uetn ht bsss nskes Prints quls u hrst haads
but arc jvhbsns freely u tov d4urck Wooen guols
continue quiet.
, 1877-03-30

LcaYt. ArrtYr
,"tt uutt*.s snH stfehtor 725a IN. 7:t5p m.
nenuHvstt SstsRWA ahn atfctnufs 4I5ps m. A:tII H.
t"sH IKE u u n1at' 0soax C!.y ~ III. 421 fn
l1ciGG Express luf Ulnaha alI1' - " ' - III
Fseilr Might E1rrcss fofi
Omaha Ha1i&As Cttf. AtctI.1 .. ...
is0n. " Se. AMI Tefas =. tio.oO n M II G:s5 L H.
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Goods received at cAlcayo Customs March 60,
1s77: y. ". ltwla 4 TO-. cars peas; j. &. Kirk
T. Co.. "A caRka soda. a.nah; A. u. Meckcr h Co.,
cars pig:!'on; ]. V. Farwcl1 i Co., @ cascs dry
goods; Adams 4 Wcs.lako Manufacturing con,pa.
NY, $50 boxes tin.plate. Amount OF duties COL
tccted, 81, ::aD3.17.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

OLD residents of the Territory will be eratifed ts learn that She A. & P. Tele- graph eempany have appointed w. E., Smith as their agent here for transaction of public business. Whale acting in same capacity for the Western UniOn nt San Diego, all Arizona business passed through his hands with entire satisfaction to pat rons in this Territory No man could have been selected more likely to attract bus'' ness to the A. & P. Co.,, as against any competing lIne.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

PULEs and wire "i tha Atiar:ic and Pacific Telegraph Co. have begun to arrive and vii! such he a; work. Mr. ". E. SmNk will supervise the general business h-re ..i ths company. and MT J E Al."n. nuw E. E. agent at Dos Palmas, will at- tead tt lhr t-lrsraphic business of the + R. Co and also act ss freight agent at the temporary cr"ssns below t"wE. Instrn ments and sisppiirs have been received. The A & F have purs,S-d such librras policy iu regard To ralrs. that such of us as are not mi!llosmEes, may now hope to com muncate by wire with our friends iu the States.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
FREE OF CHARGE
Proposals for Flour, Meal, &c.

HD. ORS. DEPT. of ARI OFFICE C.C.S.,
 PRESCOTT, A T.. March "A, lo1z. FAILED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, O witb copy Of this advertisement st- tacb-d, will be received at thIs office and at ihe offices et the Acting COmmissares of each oi the posts named herein, until l2 o'clnck, nOon. July ,. 1877, for the supply of Flour, Corn Meal. Beans, and lolnlny, in such quantities and at such tiuIes as may be required during the peried e4tend- ing from October list. 1871. to September 3U, lo7S. at tho following posts ID this De- partment: Camps Apache, Bowie, Grant, Lowell, Mcdowell, Mojave, Tholnas, Yer de, anu Forts Whippie and Yuma. Con- dltions same as in previous advertisements. Blank forms. instructions, conditions esti- males, &c.. furnished by the A, C. $. St any ot the posts named, OF by the under signed vn proper application for the same Contracts awarded under this advertise ment shall not be construed to iDvOlyn the United States in any sbligation tor pay meats in excess of the appropriation grant ed by Congress for the purpose.
 CHAS. r. EaGAN, Captain aud c. $.
 Yuma, April IA. H
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, Second
 Judieial District. county of Yoma, territory et ArizOna. s. Willioa Lacas
 c. ". c. RowelI.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to C. w. C. Powell:
 That you nre hereby required to appear in an acton brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, Ill and for the eOun ty of Yuma, and toanswer tu the conplant filed therein within twenty days (exciusive oj tha day of servlcr) after servIce on you or thls summOns. II served within the coun- ty. or if served out ot thls county but within this districr, within tLiIty days, otherwise within forty days. or judgment by default will be taken against you for the sun t.t one thousand two hundred and four dollars, together with costs, ot 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. ns will more fully appear by complaint. a copy which Is here unto attached, and to winch you are more particularly referred for particulars. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
 Court affixed thls lbth day of [sEAL 4 prlI. A. D. lsz7.
 GEORGE. TYING, clerk,
 by C. D. 1ENS, deputy clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

WHILE here the usher day. Gov. Hen diicks accompanied the railrsad party into Col. BarDty's office to See samples o
 Silver King ore In Coi. B's. abseBce ihe h"nors of the place were done by Mir. ". E. Smith. Alter viewing specimens et ruby rnd other silver. assayng Way up in the th0u.ands. witLGut saying word, Hendricks to'k npa piece of quartz nssay- ing d few hundred tDiiars, and showing a good deal of white, native silver, which caught bis eye. He asked Smith what be called that rock. |" That" said he, [" is No. fore, and goes about Without wait. Ing to hear any more the great advocate of sult mnney walked Gu' and took Il seat in the wagon until the party got through
 He thought knilh Was jushing" htm. In reply to some question, Mir. Crocker laughlngly said only s fool would build q railroad over such. desert, as that Ou tue California side H the Colorado. Enet,' y said Geu. Cotton, closing Une eye and pointing 10 an enuniHuus piece of ruby sll- yer, s what we ale trying to build b read To-" Just thehA Yuma Indian passed the window in |" puris naturalitus," except a breech cluui. Que of the party pointing ,o hlur sa@, That's the way well be go. Ing around, after we've put all we've gst ibtu steel rails," It was n jolly party.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Col. J. H. HINTON. of the Evening Pest. calle&at our saneturn yesterday IF the absence of the temporary editor, and left for us valuable notes, of the trip ef the railway excursion party from San Francisco to this piace. As said editor was down with the feEev, and the local editor had gone to the end of the road leaving behind but short word of fare we'll Col. Hintons etSrt was highly ap- preci ated and his notes printed nearly yer batim. ,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

i Astronomers have discovered. within the past few weeks, that dreadful cOnfhgra- ton is going on in the beautiful constelia- ton ot the Swan. Some mighty sun has undoubtedly been destroyed alongside of which our earth world look like d bot : n,aIblr. The dist ance Is calculated about :ibO, ,G9O, ,O9 J JpO0 ,Uo0 900. o r it may be only :SUO, ,OU0 600 e9U ,000. but It is ne greater than the difference between Duryeas' satin Gloss starch and Du:yeas Improved COrH starch, and all similar preparations "tier- ed by other manuiac,u rers. They have dls,rnced ail competitors, carried of 'he great medals at the Centennlsi Exhibition ir Philadelphia. Their starches are the best Ill the world Always ask your grocer for Duryeas Satin Gloss starch. for iaun- dry purposes,and DuryraS' Improved Corn Starch, for food.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Summons.

TN JuSTFCES COURT OF G- If.
 Knight, J. P. township No. ! !. suussy ol Yuma, Territory of Arizuna-
 James Reilly. plaIntitf. tD..a,a
 vS n,.I a, c. W. 6. RowelI, defendant. ~
 The Territory of Arlxoaa sends srxes- ing tO c. W. c Rowell
 yOa are hereby summoned to appear befnre ne, at ay office in the Wllags "f Yuma, A. T., on inc 18th day oi Jiin~. A. D. 1877, at tho hour of i0.a. H. sS thss day, te answer the complaint ef Jamrs Reilly, who demands Ot you that Yua urs indebted to him in the suIn OT , l5i i3 "n 8 pramisory note, with intecese thsae~a ss the rate of II per cent per lnorltn lroa;, the 27tb day of Decembee. A. b. ls16. until paid. together with the costs and disbursements lR this suit. when ie w Ill take judk nl-nt against JOu as drland, q, and for the costs of this slis. # you ia Il to appear and answer. IT.. ruth Sn-IIii oi Yuma ennaty, greeting. Make legal service nud due rrturn thereof.
 Witness my hand this l7th day ot April. A.. b. 1877. G NJ. KNIGHT,
 Justice ot thr Peace.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Prescott Ma!is.

Since some agi!stlGli has been mad' .sn tk's Haiter, thrr- t,as hrrD ;s little imp:O veu"nI. Instead of taking l2 lo l7 day. |" reach as. the Enterprise and Miner nave got h-rr iate'y in 5 days. But that Is foo iung. Mails g" from h-ge tu Ehren- berg in 4G heurs. How do they manag tn put in a week from there ra Prrscett!
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

.CIHS AMEN abd Indians have struck d big thing here. The water Is grry isw and staguait iii the rle,lsh eAst of towu. It Was full of fist. .liziF. padtliag abunt in the shallow water, and it's tRnddy notom was we'll stocked with riser muscle. Fnrsr fish and ldussels asr not eaten by Indians CT residents here. out the hurds, of Cnipi- meu working ter the R. R Co- reacbed the river Lungry hr fish of any kind Their compatrioes and the Endiaas have been doing 2 land offi;s business, empty ing the slough ot its occupants. which are sold for cash ta the railroad .Chinaulen. Hogs have also beeA in active dem ,nd ,untii pork hes got scarce here.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Proposals for Board 0i l'rts-
 OneYH.

C FAILED PROSALS WILL BE RE- - c-ivrd by the B"ard of Supervisors of Yulna County. Arizona, at their regular me, ting "n Monday, the 7th day Of May A. D. lo.z. for the board of prisoners ill the County Jail. fsom May l5, Io71 to May l5. Io7o Bidders will! state in their pro posals how much per diem for each pris- ouer ted (two meals per day), payable III warrants on the General Fund Of this county. Bids will be received until 9 o. clock A NJ. ui May aud will be opeued at 10 A. NJ Proposals must be marked '' Boarding Prisoners Tbe Board re- seryrs the right to reject any or all bids.
 By order at the Board:
 GEORGE TYING, Clerk.
 Yuma. A. T. April 4. 1877. u.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

W S. HOBART returudd last SattEday from a trip through Southrrik ArIzona with which he vas much pleased. HeweLt pn to San Francisco. but proposes to coius her. again 70 live, his healta having been much improved by the climate. Hobart is a man well and fsvorably kuown all ever California and Nevada. He Is interested in great number and variety of enter nri.es, and has been successful in all Of theu,. His capital and business talent w.ll be valuable acquisition |" Arizona. During the Whit. Pine excitement. when no man could loca,s uiore than 2pU IL. ot sund. Hoba,t's narl.e appeared on more
 tiOm than that ,of any other two men
 s<-.da. No prospector ever feared
 lobart would refuse To deed back d
 LtD to hiu-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

TIE t@lrSa Bouanza Minimg Co has fled urric!'s cf incorporation wish the rrcur,irr oi this county and tis. s-tretary of the Territory. Thr cnncrrn has esseu nrganisrd in Snu Francisco and pYep,,stAs tu wura iqi:,ts in the Eureka dastrlgt in tbIs cO9ntY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Bic reports are coming in from the Ynma mine. near Point of Mounian n in Pm. county. It is n twenty foot gr exrr, jag lead. siver.ard iron on the sul. fsse in great imsees. In sinking il they have strick 'ich su'phdrfts. 'h"~hlg con sidrr.ble natIvr silver. Judge Porter is q heavy srstrr' m this ne~ brnanZa, and is guing up there t0 view it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
REENB ACKS TAKE N
AT PAR.

Goods sold at old GOLD PRICES. FIVE PER CENT allowed tur all GOLD COIN. CAN and WILL sell goods at LOWER RATES than any merchant Tn Yuma. Iilhes have changed. RAILROAD Is COMING, READY SALES and SMALL PROFEES' from. now on Is the word Come on with your cash and try me. LoAAC LIoNS.
 Oct. 2ist, 1876. Il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

THE book fiend is upon Us at last. The first one known here made bis appearance this week u ith nice ISt ot books. He seemed quiet sort of frllow if he DID have the handle of an enor uI"lls six shOuter we'll to tie front of his nip.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

THERE Is, n6 use askiag ar sending I't- :.rs which read: If yoa have not sold thut watch or chain, &c.. please send 1t t" u,e.:" IL is the. mose riGicuiuns thing 10 think that such bargains as offer "il rrmain in my establishment oD. week. as they arc always so.d within E couple of 6a,s aitei being advertised Uncle Harris, 7s2 K Kea1ueS strrrr, Sab Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, Second Judicial District, county of Yumu, Tsrriioi! ofArizona.
 William Calvin
 Vs. SuMm0ns. q w. C RowelI. :. Tbe Territory of Arizona sends greeting to C. ". C. kowell: That y"u are hereby required to appear ia an action brought agaInst you by the above named plaintiff iH the District Court 0t the Second Judicial District ol the Territory of AriZOEa, in and for Yuma county, and to answer the cOmpaint Sled therein within twenty days (exclusive Of the day Ut service) at:er service on you of Uni. suuimonS. if served within this county. or if servrd ont of this county ard within this district, within thirty days. otherwise within forty days, or judgment ny default will be taken agaiEst you for the suIn of one thousand three hundred and On4 and 50-lOO dollars and costs of suit.
 The said actin Is brought to recover the sum of Oue thousand three hundred and ;,0 lU0 dollars, for work, labor and services performed by plaintiff at your special in stance and requ-tt, as will more fully aD- prar by complaint un file, copy of which $ her.untO attached and to wh,ch you are more particularly referred for particulars. WITNESS my hand and the seal of sai.i
 Court affixed this 10th day of SEAL April. 4. D. Io77. n.
 GEORGE TYING, clerk
 by C. D. TYING, deputy clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Sinking Fund.
YUMA CtbUNrY.

DIDS FOR THE SURRENDER OF n General Fund Warrants will be re- celved up to ID. m- of
 MONDAY, APRIL 30.
 Amount to be bid for, $646 fl. Bids must be sealed preposnls directed to Treas urer of Yuma county, marked " Sinking Fund" Warrants must accompany bids. Blank forms precurable at lEeasurer's 5 office. A. J, FENLAY,
 Treasurer Yuma County. yunn. Yuma County. A. T.. April IA. io77
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Griffith is tcnerturth to engineer the ttsge line from here 10 Tucson. Griff will do It we'll. but Capt. Moore bas been doing it in way hard !" improve on. Capt Nj. retains all his inter eta in the line aud simply takes rest from active duty
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Probate Notice.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
 of WlAtsm guifrr. deceusrds

IN THE MATTEk OF THE ESTATE of Wihiam Ruifrr, dec-usrd.
 In the Probate Court, County of Yuma and Territ'Ey ef Arlzana
 Pursuant to an order of said Court, n.de on the l2th day of April Io77. notice is hereby given that Monday the l4th daf of May. A. D. 1871, at 1G,o'piVckra. D. If ssid day. at the court rOaai. at Said Court. at the court house i,L the village and c'.In- ty of Yumu, haze been appointed ths time and place for pros'ng the will ae ssid William PuIfrr, de.,'4a.'rd. and tpp h-asinR he application of IL. 5. Fifzeeraid aod A. Tynrr for the issuance to theui of l~is.rs testaInrntary, W hen md where any psr-"n interested may appssfl si,d sontess sir same.
 Dated April i2, 1877.
 II. x. ALEXANDER.
 Prabase Jadge and l-3w CT oHcio clerk of said Court.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

BpCKHaRT. Frrdl,y's former partner. has recovered a judgment of $36o0 against Meyerstein tS Ca. "f San BrrnardiRo, for failure on their part te fulfill a contract 10 furnish him freight to and from PaHsmut
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

CATTLE and sheep have been arriving this week by ralI, and the river bottoms below town are full of them: AmOnG them are some lots of bloOded stock des- tined for Yavapai county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

SuME i5U Ind tans ar. now at work for tue S P. R. +. Co, grading, &c. Ali hcse rNer Indians cnn be trained tn work by teaching them vixen young. Most Of th.u. take h"d of work cncerfully enough 41,t hnW
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Imports tn this Trrrl.or! have materially changed iu character. Instead of the fopr. hseeB and canned goods of old times, We aEe receiving qparz mlls, quicksilver and agrIcaltara impleuE:Ils and Machin- ,GU
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

TIE steam -arrastrss have been running the week al the Pleacho min, and do a that was rxprctrd fr'm them. x" ele"n up has yet been made, but the gold is iherr and the arrasttae aye sure to collect II.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

JOHN CApY at the Capitol Restaurant is prepared to put up nice lunches for par ties attending ilte school picnic. Please irave yeur erders by Monday morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

A FREIGHT shed 100 feet long, with double roof. has been constructed Tn San Franciseo in sections and ordered to the front It will probably be erected an thr California bank of the Colorado, about Il mile below Ia-grr's
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

MR. HOaps party of engineers moved their camp last week to near the head of Peck's ditch few miles above Mohawk.
 An express for packages and passengers is now heiag run weekly between EhretI- herg and Crossword The proprietor was remiss ra not posting people hereat Yuma
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

TIE ears have been in sight this week from several parts of town. Mexicans aHa Iuaians have contemplated the novelty WNil. nltl,;b lntrresi
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

OuR hoirls arc dslug gued business the Colorado l.fillrd-the Grand build ing six new reoms, besidrs filling rew oi cottages acroas the str--t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

BnRLAND aud Johhs"n are reported to have uiadt. new and giod find of lead ore near their old works at Castle Dome.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

A FINE quartE~EIilI went nP the river thm week for the Blackberry mine, and ~ilI soon be turning out bullion again fir q, that part of the country The burning ot tho old rattle trap may yet prove 10 have been a blessing in disgsisr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

IaEGER'S ferry boat has been ont on the ways this wreck, undergoing thorough repairs, made necessary by the increasing travel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

PRAT'P, the watchmakrr. reports busi-
 ness improving. Work done by him has given thorough satisfaction and is spre ad- ing his reputation through the Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

ED. H. WIT, Supt. $. P. R R. was at Hanlon's ferry on Monday and said that regular passenger trains will be run from the mesa behind Hanlon's aster tomorrow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

TEx' new warrlUrs arrived by steamer in nchsrse "i l.ieyt. Weed i.'"rably knowd on the river. He was for lon2 tune sra- tiohrd at Mohave .iN ~''s
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

 Meteorological Summary for the Week ending April q, 1877. Highest Barometer:- ...---.. .-.. .29 92 Lowest BarOneter- 29 51
 WINDS.
 Prevailing, direction west. ':>. .' Average Force, 2.29 PRLCIPITKyION and GL0yDINESS. Slight shower on the l7th- Not meas- ureable. Average Cleudiness, 3.G0
 TEMPERATURE. Maximum. S5 Minimum 5k Mean Dry Bulb. 69 Mean Wet Bulb. .63
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

has cominenced arriving this week by raA We noticed some 750 pound stamps, Frue cuuceptrat0rs. Sc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Gorge Martin n in receipt "i stock 'i fresh medicines by last steamer: all pu'- chased from tire best heuses @nd guarran teed genuin'. "
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
INTERMEDIARY whxrt and number

s,Trr --;' h-'ny nut in, unr and q an r,rg .Usjlss hrisys ibc ferry Hcrcss th" -r.e The iFpisce at"n' nHIf say brt~ cen sfsntn's oja Tgnch and ls-g~y'r t'use l-s ~.pinrrr till!rt's hcadquas:rrs brr" a-.a a.oyra SD thrT~, and .Io'aa S'anlTr ',.l. J.p"- &9tPky .og'nF grocery ;,z ...r Hs-k- ....
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
. EOCAk M ATT ERS.

KMr. E. D. Jones has gene to California for 6 new lot of |" attractions :" to his sa- loon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Fancy Notions. Cuttlery, Confectionery
 Tobacco and Cigars, Liquors. etc.

Miners, Partners, Teamsters, ROat.nen Families and Saloon-keepers supplied with everything desired and at prices that will astonish the prople and surprise tue man who defes competition. Give me cali and examine my stock befoFe purchasing elsewhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

CHAS. V. BEsELER. a mining expert |, hns interviewed the Picacho miue, aia repnrts very faEnrably on it
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

LtSGE, oI G,Ia City, Lot satisfied with keeping on- at the best stations ID Arizoua' tain in front of bis house Such enorm"ns euanli,irs of gold have been worked out tL.F.. that Lsege has strong hopes of sifik inr tEe main ledge iron which it somes, at no gtert distniic-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Ois Isl day at bolne. Agents wanted D z Outfit and terms Hse. TRUE &CU., Augusts, Maine. l,nch2iy5.-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

IT is nov uadrrst6,d that the ship yari q! The u..Hib of itr ser WiII be- abandnn, ed. :Al.toas-. supplies ani property worth niuv, ,ne will be brensht up here, sUd va! < n-ill br built on the bank oi the river near hrir inr repairing the C $. N C"'s. bouis nnd bsrges. Thm plan has been f"unt .urc. s.ful on the Sacramento river Ill Lnndint bnafs similar tn thosr in use here