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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

CONGRESS next Monday. First fight will
BIZ over the speakership Next wrangle
over appropriations. Then Increase OF
the army" will be discussed. By that time
Congressional blood will be warmed up to
make over the Tenure of O.-ce" bill, a
tussle that will last till January next Then
we can look for Il long discussion of Pacific
railroad matters. Yuma is not likely to
become a"mere meal station" for some
time, even if the Colorado goes dry-which
il won't
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
Hydraulic Diggings.

Articles of Incorporation have been filet'
in the Recorders office, of the GiIa Conso-
lidated Mining Company, which is under
stood to propose working the placer mines
some 20 miles from here near Gila City.
Capital ten millions, in 100000 shares.
Among the heavy stockholders we note the
names of B. w. Reagan and Ieo. L. Woods
of the Silver King Mining Co. The incor-
porators are Charles Vincent. w. j. Petit
grew, Jno. II! Robertson, G. l.. Woods and
B Il. Smith. Their property is situated
along and near the Gila River and covers
.:JS. of the choice ground that has been
worked dry by hand. Hydraulic works on
Il large scale are expected to be soon put
in operation. The field is rich one. 1t
has long been matter of comment here
that an enterprise of this kind has not been
sooner undertaken. Haggett tried it once,
but had neither the skill or means tc pro-
secute it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
Indian Outrage 'near Yuma.

This week IL Yuma Indian APP cared before
one of our justices and stated that some
months ago he had bought from ii Mexican
ME horse at Il low figure, they being at
that time extremely thin, t'nd r-footed
and worn out He had fattened them up
on MesGuit beans and lew grass since the
overflow Of the river. i few days ago another
Mexican came to him, claimed the horses
and forcibly brought them away onto this
side of the Colorado. He said that the
Mexican who sold him the horses lives near
town and wanted TO have the matter brought
into court, so that he could either recover
his money from the vendor or recover the
horses from the mai Who TOOK them.
If he was whit; man he could have
the matter jude ally investigated; but
being an Indian who has not aban-
doned his tribal relations, he is not,
lder our law qualified to br,lg suit or
To rive evidence. He has stated his sic G
of the case and asked for justice; our coursS
are closed against him. Now if he or his
friends indIl e in reprisals, howl will go
up about Indian o. t ages" Many ques-
tons have two sides; here is one OF them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
NJ. ri G MALLORY. of Portland, Or

MAJ RI. C. MALLORY, of Portland, Ore
gDn, is the new Indian Agent for the Colo
rAdo River reservation, and succeeds Col.
Mnlfo,d, resigned. He went up there on
tie ella las Monday. AS an Indian Agent
he makes very favorable first impression
and don't look as if he would steal if he
could; certain it is that he can't now steal
if he would; there are no appropriations and
he will be in luck if he gets his salary. The
papers will probably let him alone for
while
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

Col. J. D. GRAHAM, of the Aztec and
other mining companies, passed here yes
terday on his return to San Francisco. He
has made thorough Inspection Of the
district and reports himself more than cat
is;ed. During his absence his company
has gathered up s59,OJO n cash for erect
ing reduction works on the Sonoita. He
has located mill site in that valley,where
there is water enough for 100 stamps, even
in the dryeSt seasons. All this means" biz"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

RAILROAD matters are getting more SET
tied Permission h been granted to COM
pIete and use the bridge and track across
the military reservation. Prior to receipt
of it, the force of Cinnamon, horses and
carts had been sent away and several OF
the engineers ordered to other stations,
They will no DOUBT be ordered back here to
com olete the side tracks etc. About on
mechanics are still here and, as soon as
material can be brought in, they will go to
work on depots, round house, freight sheds
and turntable There is u turntable down
al Pilot Knob, for which there is now no
use there and which will be brought here.
There is no immediate indication that any
work will be done beyond the city limits,
until Congress shall have given right OF
way through Arizona. On Thursday NOR J.
ing the regular train crossed the bridge
and came into town on time. Soon after
five car loads Of rails were brought over
and left at the end of the track near the
Court house Track laying will be resum
ed next week, on arrival of Arthur Brown
Yesterday the train came over again and
no fiji her interruption is locked for. Notice
has been given to consignees to at once
remove freight from the Old c. S. n. Cos
warehouse, as same is to be torn down tC
make room for a spur track leading down
| to the steam boat landing and for hew freight
sheds
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
I,eremptOry Sale.

The entire stoc'.. of dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, ETC., of the firm of P. Davis q
Bro, of Anaheim, Cal, has been shipped
out here for forced sal. The goods are
now arriving and will be offered to public
INSPECTION tomorrow or Monday, i'll the
Humboldt building next to the store OF
Isaac LYONS
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

HUNTINGTON met Scott this week and,
after abiding to the bridge across the Col
oradS thus delivered himself in the classic
language of the Pacific:
Pm son-of-a-g gun from Bitter Creek; Pm
a wolf and this is my night to howl! Pye
two rows of upper teeth, and nary tooth
alike! The folks on Bitter Creek are bad
the higher up you go the wus they aie, and
Pm from the head-waterS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

DR.. L. Y. LoRING, of the regular army,
left Yuma this week for a trip east H
has leave of abse &C for thirty days from
Oct, 10, with leave to apply for five months
more. contract has been made with
DR.. w. P Painter, our county physician,
who will cure the sick soldiers Of Fort
Yuma until other arrangements be made.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

THE blrber advertises his business to-day
wit. modesty unusual among artists of
me,it. He is by no means one of those fell
lows, who 90 at a mans face as if they were
hoe n corn; but Tapia shaves with al easy
dex:erity that makes one sorry when the
pleasant operation is finished.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

Resignation of z. B. Donaldson, constable.
accepted
Oct. g. Full Board present. Stephen
Thorne appointed constable. Dir: w. p.
Painter EN- 9loyed us county physician till
December 81, 1877. Clerk ordered to ad-
vertise for proposals of service as county
physician; bids to be opened AT next regu :
lar meeting Adjourned sine de.
GEO sGE Tyne, Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
NEW TODAY.
CAVEAT EMPTOR.
Ca utionary Notice.

OFFICE of the Colorado Commercial and
Land Conn., any, San Francisco, Septem-
Der "A, 1877.
The pubic are hereby notified that all
pul chase oi lands within the exterior houn-
darics of the Rancho Paso de los Ago
dones" are ard will be subject to the pllor
clain of the owners of said property.
Let all purchasers, therefore, beware of
the EXl Sling ORIGINAL CLAIM AND
TITLE to said Rancho, which COW cs nor
ton OF the s.lIage of Yuma, map ii W ich
can be seen OF record, in the o'Dce Oi The
Recorder of the village of Yuma.
TIMO. LYNCH,
O 13-3m Sec'y G. Z. u L. Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

FALL and winter clothing of all sizes,
qualities and prices, from $3.50 to $4,000 per
suit; largest and best assorted stock OF
clothing ever brought to Yuma, at H. S,
Fitzgerald s. Co.'S.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

The railroad brid &c is being planked over
to allow the passage of wagons and teams.
VIE her tolls will be charged or the biid-e
be made free to the public, we have not
learned; probably the former. The ferry
will be abolished.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
n 0 TICE.

This is to certify, that have this day
authorized A. Lange, of ella City Station,
A. T.. to gather and dispose Of, as to him
seems fit, d. Murphy's cattle of which am
in charge, from Salt Wells OIL the ella river,
A. T., down to the mouth of the Colorado
river. JOHN PRICHIT, Agent.
ella City Station, A, T., Get. l, 1877. 1873
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

THINGs now indicate that Com pa y H,
Eighth Infantry, will soon be back at Yuma.
1t has done, in the Nez Perces campaign,
hard service that makes US admire it as
individuals even while We have hearty
republican distrust of the institution to
which it belongs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

TIE new concentration at the Picacho
mill works first rate and saves most of the
gold Explanation difficult, except on the
theory that shaking the pulp scOurs the
gold and gives the quicksilver a chance at
1t. Bullion comes in very regularly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

From the Citizen we learn that the bean
crop of that section is an entire failure.
Corn will be average only. Its rough on
the poorer paisanos to find frjoles nd tor
tillas short Just as winter is setting in.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

IMMENSE quantities Of merchandise have
been shipped into the interior daring the
past few weeks. To the firm of j. Colling-
wood & Co. alone have gone more good
than would, few years ago, have supplied
all of Pinal county for twelve months.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
Proceedings of the Board of Ss-
perViSOrS.

Oct l. No quorum.
Oct 2. Board met. Appointment of Mr..
Isaac Lyons, to fill vacancy caused by res
lglation of supervisor Fitzgerald, read AID
and filed Reports tf county oiAcerS eXau-
ined and accepted.
Oct 3. Board met. No business trans
acted.
Oct. f. Salary of jailor raised from 1925
to $3.50 per month. designations accept, d
Of H. T. Burr, justice of the peace, and OF
VIM Moreno, co istab.e. RequiSitiol OF
district attorney Tor stationery allowed.
Accounts allowed as follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

GEN. KAUTz's report is mentioned as
published. 1t is necessarily of interest and
the SENTINEL will be grateful foT the loan
of a copy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

NICE specimens of gold quartz from
Cargo Muchacho district have been left at
the SENTINEL Office this week, though we
see richer ones IN the hands of nearly every
one coming in from there. All reports
from there confirm the rich developments
mentioned last week
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

D. NEAHR this week shipped to Florence
5000 pounds by Dlyucrre's train and 1000
by Kerr's; 5000 to Globe by Kerr and $1,000
by Gardner; to way stations 5000 pounds.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

FRAMES to fit any picture are neatly
made to order by George Martin at his
drug store. The frames hanging in the
Recorders office are Of his handiwork.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
For Sale.

A Tilton & Mcfarland safe 1890 pounds
with inside doors and combination lock.
Having been in use, it will be sold very
cheap. 1t is in perfect order. Apply to
GEORGE TYING, Yuma, A. t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

CHOICE butter and cheese, fresh from the
most celebra: ed New York diaries, at h. 3.
Fitzgerald & Co.'S,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

THIRTEEN tons of rich silver ore fro'n
Pinal county were this week shipped by
David Neahr to j. Collingwood q Co. Of
San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

IN the Probate Court of the county OF
Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
I'm the matter of the estate OF " lillian K.
Larkin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed. administrator of the estate of William
r. Larkin, deceased, to the creditors of, and
TO all persons having claims againt the said
deceased, t. exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within ten months after c
first publication OF this notice, to the SAID
administrator at his place of business, cor
ner of First and lain streets, in the town
of Yuma, county of Yuma, Territory OF
Arizona.
/ Dated at Yuma, October 2, 1877.
THOMAS HUGHES,
Administrator of the estate OF
| O6-5wl William R. Larkin, deceased
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

YANKEE baked beans-the regular old
thing-in ~ pound tins at David Neahr's
Just as fresh as if right from the oven.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

STEAMBOAT for up river is advertised to
sail Monday at 10 am.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
n O It L g Z.
To All Whom it May Concern

Take notice, that have purchased of
William Smith all the ftrnt..re uf the
Capitol Restaurant in he town Of Yuma,
AT, and that have rented SAID furniture
to said William Smith for one month from
date Of sale l hold the bill of sale of said
William Smith, signed by himself AID wife,
and Of date both of September, A. ID. 1871.
LYMAN A. SMITH.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
BA r B Err S HO p,

Main street, Yuma, opposite postodice.
Hair skillfuiiy cut, Boards neatly
shaved.
Delica y Of To1ch a11 Cleanliness are Spec
tis-. Ha + Dose All jIcl5l WI
Tayts an S5Jle.
when required.
O 13-f ROBERTO TAPlA.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13

BABB1r METAL for sale at the SENTINEL
office
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-13
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

Ready printed, in quantities to suit fol
sale at the SENTINEL Office.
, 1877-09-10

maren" - 10 ihretbt bic Dame ytn tnn
perit ieosneu @prahen abgefobt, Vul9aril1
Eirf,id, @rishiid, Sran,6hlh nno &n9
ii d.. uno fnb mad per|dieoensn @eloiorter
beretnst. @dbreno m iusr Mrbstt Dor lst'
Dtonaten B lite i'd, fir @elolaher ODER Sh9'
flhrung gar Wtemanben aur Setts, ab9ereda'
net pi, letteu 5tpe, Wofen, mo IN 8olg'
msiuer ernifsn @rfranfuus Ser aennstt als
&tdnunssfibrer iuuairte. -. Was metn'
Yerion b~e.rift, 10 etfldrte id BON Nntanl
on. i'd mi.be ben Buigaren auf metne sige'
men Soften belfsn, uno eas babe sh auh &C.
tban. Die &ehnurgsabln9e entbdIt oabel
gar ftinen 'Ebsil ms,ntr d i~istoien nno Der
meiuer Dienerihatt, auh feline fur 1ebens'
unterbolt mdhrenb msiuer fehsnonatlihen
Nbpelenbeit BON Der 6simat."
She geonomift" in 2onbon bradts
Dor &uraem fo!senbes Hatifiides Tableou
Der burd Die &rie9e i'm 2aufe bss
oritten Bisrtels unisres Sabrbunberts eut'
if%anbenen 8erlnfe on M { d { n
uno q elb. 9oote ober on Wunben &c.
fforbeue sdblte man i'm &rimfrisse rs 900
Meniden, i'm ituIieniihen ariese 1850
5000, TN idlesmis . bolfeiu,iden &riege
5000. i'm Biir9ertrtege Don Glib . Nmerifa
$50. 900, i'm decentralization Bfr9er.
trteee 500, 900. i'm 1fsrrsitiid preuBilf.
italienifheu &riege (l866) $4,000, bel Der
Expedition mad Msr,co, China. @odindina
&C. 65, 900, i'm oeutih fran,Sfihsn Srie9e
Q87O) 215, 1000. Eotate 1928, 900 Men.
lhen. An @slb foftete Der &rimiriey $40
Mtnionen Ytunb Sterling, Der ifalieniihe
&rtea 60. Der noroameiifanilte Biirgsrfriee
$40, Der lioame1ifaniide Riir9ertrieg AGO,
oer 6ferreidii9 preuBiid.ital,eniide &riss
Sc, sic Expedition nod Werico &C. 40, Der
oeutih .fran,0tihe &rieg enolib 500, 2otale
2413 M,uionsn Bfunp STERLING.
-Sn&airo 1T elm. 1O6 Sabre ait
NeQerin qeaorben, bic bis auf ben lehten
4ugs bid ibre s%eiaiaen Gabisfsi,en un"
namentlih Elm au~sgeaeihneteS @ebdttntB
bemahrI hatte. Gle mar ,u Gnbe bes bort.
gen S%abrbunberts. our !Seit Der fron30fihs
dapptiihen Expedition, Dienerin beim @ene'
taI Bonaparte sfpeieu NIB er3dblte nit
Borlisbe oft DON ienen j3eiten. Da8 Io9e.
uannte vqelbe 9aus". melhes Der General
oamals bsmobnte, ftebt nod aeute, nnb man
'elst i'm 9of cine Saline, be Ct ielba g.
pfan5t babeu ioa.
-8eriifhe Nrhitefte n unb 8an=
leute fino in Yaris ansenommen. melte Don
brer bslmiidsn ResierunD ben Nuftras er.
b!elien. auf Der 5pise oes Eroeabero eineu
uationalen Ballot fir bic Nusfteuuns 5u cts
hauen. Das @ebiuoe rpirc etne Quaorat.
fldhe BON 40 Wteter einebmen. bic Wauern
nit Sopencsplatten seidmitdt uub bic @las.
bunt bemalt iein i'm psrfihen Gill.
Wie man bort, niq Der Sdab BON Berfen
oie pariier Nusf.luns beiudeu.
, 1877-09-10
@ti6wnlltt, @eidwdre,
Tlr6tcn, Sal5flub

,ntlprinaen aue uureiuem Blute uno 1T baber
bard ben anertannten Blutreiutger Or. Nmg.
4ouia's 9amburgsr Eropiem Der @lititof
aus benz 8Srper 81 e%ntfernel. Dit TT es je'
eodb n6this, nm Die 9eilung ~ beihlsunlgen,
tuberlihe Lola Dflttel ansupenoen. Ills
in iolbes 1T Or. Au9uit &0nla's Samburser
serdnterpflalter 'iopobl oils !3ug. ple 4etl'
pllalter bon gutter Wirflns nno leiltst beIon.
pers idusenoen Wfiittern, melae on ~9e,dpoue'
, 1877-09-10
0elblnGt

@elbiudt III ctr St0runs Der 2eber NIB
paourh herporsebraAte ueberfiuuns bee
Ylutes nit Sale. 6eintsuna Der Sdfte in
6olae BON tiidtisem Nbfibren ourh Or. Ius.
a0nis's Samburser Eropfen, tdalide lau.
uarnle Baocr, Mno Seluesuns in freier 3nft
lino Die beitsu 6attoreu eine totale Seilung
~ bespeden.
, 1877-09-10

8eliauien bebitete. Spn b6ien Mbnun=
gen beieelt, iteute mar icsleid bic pein@
liditen Nadfcrldungen na6 ibm an,
allein persebli6. Niemano bate ibn
geleben, Niemanb wubte Die ppn ibm einz
seiblagene 3i6tung %an5ugeben.
(Sortiebnng fo!9t.)
, 1877-09-10

fauft man eiRen san3en
|. !. Diterreid. 1864er 6taatsz Bomb.
tuslds Bombs an oier 3tebun9em i6br.
lid 10 LANCE antbeil nebmen, bis iebsr Elm.
aeIne Bomb sesosen roirb. Sober Boxb
unaB nit einem @epinu g,;ugen p.rbea.
ssssr Bomb 1T bsre&siat ~ sinsm Sewinns bon
100000 f.. $4,000 f., 10000 H.,
Bic ,a mtnbehens 500
Die nd&hs 3isbuns 1T am
/. September 1877.
Sober Bomb, ust@sr bpr uber am 1. Septer,.
Der bel uns mit
asfauft pirb. IN gum eun5en Oetpinn bersbtist, Der
bel Der 3lebuns am l. september barauf sntfaueu
piro. ~
Sst ORDERS aus benz snlanS. s~enustSs
Ginfenbuna Don rs
m.1telt resiitrtrten Hrisfen. UNI e,nen ioIAen Bomb
Snltts. w erwerben.
Wtau a~orei,rs ipeaen aniauf bon Bombs, Gireu.
lareh uso 1eeer ndberen Nustunft an Die
INTERNATIONAL BANKING Co.,
vbatbam Sauare tBanfs.baupe), see~ Bort
Rptty.-Die auesmetnen Gottsrtes Ue,ese uni
9s eorauf bt3t9lite Jingle gon9ref. Beihiuk bat
laat elner ri@tsrliGen entfHsibuna, duf bic BON Uni
esrrtaatten europaiiHsn 6taats. prGmiem . Boncd
tetns Anwensuna.
1s1sian M. SAalef, Yrdfb.nt.
, 1877-09-10
Merp0ie &Dpfl6mer5tu

merben ourd 8ertopfuns ODER Seroauz
uuss- St0runsen b%erporserufen. Dieiez
nieen Yerionen, meld)e an oielem uebel
leioen, miiiien &affee, Stun, 8ier uno
Gabad permeioen uno ben 2eib ourd Or.
Ausult &6nis's 9amburser Gropfen often
balten,
Yerioner, weld)e elmer iitenoen Qebenss
weiie u%ntermorfen iino; lollten iiA friib
Morsens 8euesuns in FREEZER SUIT mo-
den uno Or, Iusuit &0nis's 9amburser
Eropfen mebrmals fes Cages in fleinen
Ooien aebraudeu.
, 1877-09-10
Einiee onte GriinDe

1.-Gtne nens9rRnbunE srRnbHA oevsata
unb seiGert burd natent.
3.-Wa&t dnen ooIitp mensu Ssd'ena.
slsi9 auf beiben eeiteu. an allen Mrten bon stofrvx.
3.-2auft Iei&t, ianft, serduialos unb :of&-bsr'
Combination BON Gistnibafteu.
A.-Dauerbaft iauft Sn hre Iaua obne Repa
taturen.
6.-Berrt&tst uIIe Wrtsn opn N.bst,
unb Gancp WG3eretes III elmer pc~rdi9lihengaetie
g. Sit fir oep arbeiter Iebr Ietht 5n . O Mt
baten. Die 2inee yer stihe ann ~reaulirt rosroen,
:udbrenb bic GHui9iie im Gon9- lit, 'Anb oie'e fam
nit einsrn Gantn per's,st @erps,t, obne has oerieibt
oarh 2ode, 5u as9en bai.
Z -Tlan einfo9, finnreid, elesant. insss
Der Std obn ben Gebyauh BON Gos Us getl Gears
Rotarp Cams uno 2eoer @rn,s Tornirr uirb. 6at ben
Automati 8 p Geeo, wel@er tine a!etW.
mdBtse 2dnge bes @tiaei bel trgeno
elmer Gei O, minbi9feit foert bat uniersn
ueuen 9breab Controller, fuslter cine 9let@'
ndbise Be,pesuns Der Nssole.9ar eslaubt unb etnar
gerIebuna oes Gabeus n%orbeugt.
e.--Gruitruetior i uResrTsr9fdlti 9 unb bon.
enbst. Sit ~fabrij,rt bon Oen sei&idteften nHs
.rfabrenHen Nrbsttern In Der b%erabrnur
bennington Mrmorp. Sion, n. D. pbilaeelpp,a
Office: $40 Gbefnut 8frdAe. 2Ut7mcs.
, 1877-09-10
@trpp1tlm nno anbert
&raufbeitem DeS 8lmteS.

Scropbelu (King's EviD finb cine
8erberbniB oer @dfte bes &0rpers, melhe
oenielben NIT laitisen uno bOsartiaen I'M
reini9feiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &0rpers miro seidmddt, ielbt menu
Die duberen Gn;eiden total feblem, melde
ourd NuSidldse auf benz &Opfe oSer ats
oeren Tbetlen bes &0rpers bic anwelen<
beit BON Scropbelu anseigeu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T nm 10 gefdbrlider uno
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in oielen 6duen erbz
lid BON @eidledt auf @eidledt fortsez
pflan3t miro uno idredlid iino Die 6olsen
pelde Ius;ebruns, Seridmdruns Der
2eber uao enOlid ben 500 nad iiA Siebeu.
Mur pesetabiliide Meoi;inen, pelde
Die Sdfte oes &0rpers r%einisen, unb ben
@iftitoff entferneu, lino bier 0 ipirtlidem
Weltbe.
Dr. Iusuit &6nie's 9amburser SAINT.
ieu>Meoi3inen uno inter oieien Or. Gus,
&0nis'S 9a,nburser Tropfen ~reiniseu oas
@ptem, erneuern Die Sdfte uno eutfer@
men oas Qeioeu, u1oem ie es nit Der Wur>
sel ausreiBen.
, 1877-09-10
Elastic Truss Co.
& +

8 E
ial 9ietail p~crtauft gu Smportattons Yrttieu,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
no. AL Mrd Giraffe, Gcfe Der 3pcitrn une
@pates Ctr. unc 6Sf glib Nritte Ctr,
Dilubtlphla Ia.
9ies 1T cine Organization oon &Gpitallten INN
2bse gu llportlren nno 81 pertbellen u
nit eiuem tleinen Be,ptnli, Der BEN 9onlumenten alien
Weipinn Der 3wilhenbdnoler erlpart. 9Sir eontroutren
'einen sroBen 3beil Der better 2beelorten. pelte ua1
fault iueroen. perIonsn, welde pon euosren banoletn
tauien tbun oiss su ibrem e,9enen g.abtbeil. un}ere
b6u1er In China uno Sapan baben Die belter 6acllltd'
ten iur Musfpabl, mas uns 8roBt 0ortbelle 9eipagrt.
YDir baben gum Yertauf unlerer 5beelortsn n allen
bauptitaoten bet Uereini9tsn Stadten stores etdohtt
08ir 9eben unieren &unoen etu
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9enpmmen pou ben luertDpoulieu gSerteI amerifant.
l1er unb irsmoer 8initlerl, Wel1es. lpenn III eInein
Biloerlaoen aefautt, uebr toIteh nltroe ais Der prels
oes 3bees betrdet, Dtele 9bromos nno Elm Velbent
iur uniere Runoen.
Mue ~setauitsn gDaaren garan / TT, boz lie oolI'
tommene Befrieoi8uus s~s,pabren. ooeroas Qt'o iurid'
e~rtattet.
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Il Il A Co.,
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! amb Gal 6as 2weits str. pbtla. Ia. As012mt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

PzcG iyG.-Tbc promised extern
sian IF the SEATTLE and Walla WaUa
Ranch line T. the slt seattle mine i
go as5:c l.ree c4is.ons Of
~: fridge acres Cedar river are alread =
III their Place. sE1 are being led VII j
coarse rock 20 keep them IA position
he long trestle work, four mics from
Henton, l. also being hurried right
along A. Renton q gar. Of Chinese
iaoorers ar al work III charge VI Geo
Alexander. The little village Of Rem
ton "Ill begin 10 look more lively next
week. after the mine starts up again
Al! the farms about there make at tx
ceilent showing. and will %: be re-
gaFded IS valuable property HayiDg
las begun IN good earnest and the
wheat i- in Ito milk Potatoes are
very thrifty this year and will yield
we'll The region alon. the Seattle
aud Wslla Wslla road Will yet become
great dnirying section. for the white
clover grows very abundant and will
be found scattered everywhere tha,
the timber has been frlled or burnt off.
People who g. into new country 10
settle. should be guided not So much
by the prOductiveness Of land as by its
accessibility H. ma ket. Hence the
land along tue tributaries Of Duwami.h
river - specially entitled 10 the con-
sidcratiDfi al new cOniers
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

Coal SHfPMESr-Thec coal trains
from the "old Reliable" arc kept going
night and day. a. the extension OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad has about
doubled the demand for Seattle coal in
Southern California. After leaving the
San Fernando mountains, the road runs
through i timbeTlcss waste OF arid
plains, So that all the fuel for the
route must be transported 10 il. When
We reflect that one ton of Seattle Goa.
goes as far a. three cords OF oak or four
cords OF cottonwood, then the portabil-
ity of coal makes it the dc.idera,um.
The Seattle Coal and Transportation
Company sent :. 900 tons u San Pedro
Ia June, with fair prospect of increas-
ing 1t 10 1000 by October. The bark
Penang is the last accession to the tom
mage required 10 leep mp this branch Of
their trade She will take ia "A cargo
for San Pedro when she begins TO load
The Eldorado will complete her load
by Tuesday noon, and will be followed
by the bark Whistler. which is loading
from lighters The Gem of tile Ocean
is next III order To the Whistler and will
lie succeeded by the Penang