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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
To the People of Arizora @.


 VEyHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAY \ ing ordes-d Eve buDdred Sprngheid rifles, caibre 30, io be turned oyer |" the Gov etnor of the Territory O. Arizona 10 be ueed m aru,iiig m,lisiS confnui7s' shn the Legislature ot Arizrna haviHg pasS''d law anthorizing ih- Govern"r to- diEfFi' bnse said arms equally amon& the several counties. upon application uI tAe esptaits nt n,litla cnmp.nlrs rpg3ia ry'ass under f 6 Iaws'of ths Terrt ? ese- ssie cspsnins giving hoHds ~lts [ ~t fei-at, sst,g~!6SeS 5sf tesusiFesst arms aecsssding sU law; thefsi 'irs t.nt l H.II r~oue eignty-tsree of ssId guns to each uf the. cauI:.ies af the Trrri- tory, upon application of Captains ei mii- iria companies, upon the fulfiment of shs requirements aforesaid.
 The arms to be distributed aFo Ia'stly in the hands of the U. 5. miiitarY nntilor. ities and in delivrrIag then, cOuntlrs. shall, in order to 4,s,e y4gs .sa. of transpsFtatiea, endesvor as inr as pi7ic' ticcb.e, sU procure theIn as the military post nearest tr each of the sevetai c',un- ties. A. r. k SAFEOED.
 Governor of Aiiz0na, Teesen, Asitona, Masch 9sh, le77.
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Flowers iu Xuela

We have never seen flow ers, botlt r'i'i and cultivated, SO abundant in and arut,,, Yuma. as now, Oe.r children have been bringing fhrm in, from the furiorn looking mvsa back Ui the town in great variety ahd qGrntity- One flower in particular attracted our at!cntl0n by ts beauty and by fragrance as intense as that of tho. tubcrose uf which if s-etns near relative IL Las the same buibous TOO; and the flow els bear snmt resrmbiancn. We fnunG It growing m prnlusion. Several old re s:dents tel! Us, that in 1867 the ground 'roW Occut!ed iy lhr Court House anG othet Eulid3ues, was carp-,ed with grass and teadiStn aiu CTS and that the mesa Was :rrtn a- :; ,r..aGuW. In town thr Eact'Ir aft hin"u,rg O!rabGers seem to particularly ike tils ciiinatr. Some. ,har were Eel "ut "nere siIps lev years ago. are u0W trers t.i $ tn l9 fetr n, hriyht and i.iriv loaded d"~n witb rIch biussu,rs. Water aIonr is rrQuirrd to make our Euoies a6 bt'3utirili as any nn earth.
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Lent is over.

Not tbe minii.g operator but the church festival. It is Dver today, and frnm this time on dancing, &t, can bo pursued without iolatiou of csescipnce. LasF sunday WAS Palm Sunday, but the annl versary of Christ's .cntr"nce into jerusa- loni was celebrated nere with branches of arrow weed, in lien of the conventional Dalm k.ay+s. Tomorrow Is Easter, or Resurrrction. Sunday, followed in Europe by ta4 Monday an which hard boiled eggs lbe celebrutIun is too cxpenslpe.
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Transportation.

Irslus nUw here waiting for freight tx. ldaho@dne bsre III aiew days, are thsee Oi Brash, FIeiis. A. COutreras aal Carr Ward Qt Sau Diego, who buugnt iu a oand of cattle, also has seaIus here and slJJ u, fer tor irelghts. Daguerre sud Lord S Williaals trains (the lstter in charge of Wm~ kasIls,, Esq ) are tu,ned oal near Drscausu Station, a few miles from here Mend0za, Amabisea, Orosco and Perez. eonIns thls way, are du, to-day at Mo- has k Quuiu aad Jeaks, loaded wlth St.- Fer hng ore, are due at Stan~ik and Ga Fahess trGln nj GI!a Bspd. Mat Capa-
 1es Scrh m town guile sIcG for sUue 'iule' Ooele recovering. Iully, Uchoa tx , ''''A' going cast, Is due to day at Fll- bouster; Nor.oga, J. CouIreras aud Gra, gre about henyon's; Badonado at Mari,o- pa Aeler d BOwIey and Hancock ar. about Pima Villages, CalIo.ay's lean, left here last Tuesday wtsh a luao n; t,.toh, and truit for The silver King m,ne At.a,,,. BUat MUhave leit hero On lne .1tn |. ,.,n- aect' at tho mout ot the river, with fiji. 4dabs, whose freight will cummence ar. FIvl5g here uexl A onduy. The Newborn '--- s-' N~a"ctsco Aprii S hcr tre;rat lr bout the @J. Ebo CvcopAa
 e uF liver tr.p thls tune .us- -.a. ,oiOiuJo, and gO Iy as lar as t #-a -alUn, la5ug up D iIgg.- gJau- ss yud bog tle st.s ln;re ,rou
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ing which, h4 shall receive the sun of one liar, to be paid by the parties app blicant,
 Art ?. He shaIl receive for all services rendered the Village as such commissioner the sum ct seventy-hve dollars per quarter, hy Warrant drawn on the treneral Fund Of the Village Treasury, aud hetore entering upon his duties, shall execute and deliver t0 the Couacii a go0d and sufficient bond 20 be approved hy ,hem, in the sum of unr thousand dollars, for Tn" faithful performance Of bis duties
 Sec. $: Noihing in this ortlin- ance shall t,e construed SO as to conflict with the provisions of Or dinance Ne. 8 passed February IS \. D 1877, nor shall anything herein contained prevent the Vii idse authorities from changing al any time the com peusatiur for services or A!',iishing said office.
 Passed March 23 X. D. 1877.
 4. ]. FINLAY, Attest: Mayor (. Ii. BRINLEY, Recorder.
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NEF TO-DAY.
1F H[ILLAGE
 Uf' YUMA.
Published by Authority.
ORDINANCE NO. 10

An ordihahce providing for the appointment OI Il street rOinmIS clontr for the Village of Yuma, and tO define his duties, anu nX Ills cumpensatIOn.
 Be Il oi dalneu Uy the Mayor ana COninOn Council of the Village Ui Yuma.
 oec. l. That the Marshal of the Village of Yuma be, and 'hereby is appointed Street Commissioner ol stiu Nillage,
 Sec. Z. Art. It shall be his duty to take, and have, general cnarSe Ol all Opeued streets, to see tIat lO buildings, fences or other constitutions enCrOdch upon the ilneo ol ahy opened street, or have ehcfodched uu any street marked iaid out upon the official map Ol oalu Village, White survey, olIice It's adOplOn.
 Art. Z. Whenever he may find any obstructlOn as settOrth in Art. l, ne Shall uotity the parties cauo- iilg the salne, tU 1nake immediate removal tnereOl, and falling to compiy ~itn sa!d notice, within q reheOhanie Lime, IL shall Ue his uuty tO cause such Instructions to be removed, and to prosecute the parties iOf all expenses Incurftd III such removai.
 Sec. s. lie shall find and note all ularked corners of streets and blocks, prevent the destruction Oi the Same, give information tU par lies as to corners of blocks, lots aid lines or streets, aad upon appllca- iI0n Of owners or purchasers of lots, Tor survey of the same, to caeoe such to be made, and do and per form such other duties as cUin- mloolOner a5 may be directed by the Mayor and Council, and mage report thereof to them.
 sec. 1. Art. l. He shall receive the following ices for his services to be paid by the parties demand lng them, to-Wit: For surveys, he shall receive three centS per linear foot, for the first OHe hun dred feet, and two cents per linear foot, for all above one hundred feet, the exterior lines to be estl- mated in calculating fees; for ind ing and setting corners or lots ana blocks fifty cents each corner, and two dollars for making plat or tracing with field notes, and snail file with the Recorder of the Vil- lage, a certified copy of tall plats of survey that may Oe made under
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Citation.
vNrHE MATTER oE TIE ESTATE

yNlHE NATTER UF TIE ESTATE. of Francis ifmtou, dec,'sss-a
 in tue Probate Court, CcUola 6. ''tla' Tertiary of Artsona.
 The Territory of AriS"n .D Stnne, Atministr ,tur O.: tse esa '@'-' 2 '''s cis Hintoe, ,dt-crssed.
 Ky order of this c"urst fon ar rruliireh tn appear heture said cohfs' Ss v, e,,,,rt ro,an ttereaf, at the court nousr i- tbs gllisgr aad coants of luIi", on tHs secund day of Aprli, 4. D. i5'|' at Fh clock a n,., then and ti.ere t0 sh''" caa's wh, your letters of adsninls rptHi'f sil"tf not be revoked. and you and y"uF stF''' js.d fesponsiblt for the effects ot The :.state, tor failing to rrnt,r iuil aco9 of ,our administration, hs requlfrqo order oi the JuGpe ut this c"utt. n the 29th day of January, Alb. lo'
 Witness my sasta ona the sSS
 Probate Court. of fufn- ISEAL affixed thls the 2ath dsi - Iuary. A D 1877.
 Fl. N ALEXaA
 Probate Judge aud ex-ofilc. . Yuma, March 5, 1877. -
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Yuma Indians

On "Wednesday the 2lst, Yuma chief died suddenly near the LaQuna The tribe accused bis wlfe oi haviUg bewitched him, beat her 10 death wish clubs and then crp- mated Ter hody w!;h his The '' wake |" was quite nh atiaig. Some I2 head o
 hoIses were killed. partly tu provide .. tUnrreal baked meats ' for th. mnur perr and partly t0 iurh sh tle lare lamenteG with saddle animals ill the happy hunting grounds. Crrulatiun IS the ruie win thpsr Indians not only Of the corpse, but also oi all his property. When a squaw dies in childbirth, the babe is burned with her, whether dead or alive, being to sou,e ex- ;cut cuns.derrd guilty 0: the l,.other'd deats.
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SerIcGs' Accident.

A week ago yesterday R ". Grant the ssGdier mounted badly broken horse which soon brgau tu '' buck " with hiul. Grant kept h's sea!, but received internnl injuries uf q dangerous character and HHw les in an ex;rrmsly crItica! condition. He has not all eHrmy in thIs commRnity and all combine iu hoping for him speedy recovery.
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Sum mons.

FIN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF \ of .he Second Judiclal District, oi the Territory of ArIZuna, in and for The CoIa~ ty of Yuma.
 D.. Nj. Greene. plaintiff, vs. Martha J Greene. defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Seennd Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizona in and for The County of Yuma snd the complaint filed i'll said Cnunty ot Yuma a. tl4. Otsice of the Clerk of the Die rrict Court.
 The Territory of AriEOnn sends greeting to Martha J Greene, drtendant:
 Yru are h"eeby required t0 appear n a5l action brought agalust vOn by inc ao"'7 named plalutitf m the District Court oi tht Second Judicial District of the Territory .nf Arizona in,nhd fer the County of Yuma and to answer the complaint flied therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of sereict-j aft-r Et,s service iof thm si'eu- rnons. if served within rhie County; ar Ii served uut of this County. but within ths district. within thirty days; otherwise with. in forty days, or judgement by drfa'iH "H' be taken against voa, according to' Se prayer nf sai,i cnuspas.at.
 The suid action ;s br'rt,VAt so obt'gn Y decree nf ttis court dssOlving the bi'nGs oi rnattimony row existing betSeen saTd pin mi If and defendant. upon the grounds sci forth ln the compliant on tile i'll this nciinn, and for general r'-llef
 And you ar,. hereby notified that II you :Jii In appear aEd answer to snld complaint. us abn!r T, required, the said plainyif will ap- ply to the cnurt ior the rciiet 1rmaDded iD said ecnYaint.
 Given under nay hand snd the seal ct ihr Distrlc. Court of the Second Jlfliraf DI' trlct nf tue Territory ot Arlzonn in and Tor the na,.iy of Yunn this Sih day oi Nurrh III the yenr cl our Lord one Ihorsand eight hundred and seventy sev@n-
 lskAL GEoh"E itNo,
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From up the GIi8.

MT. A Drcker paid us hymg visit ths week. lie snu9rs fr"m Tempe aud reports an Increased area nader cultivation III the Sait rlytr valley. He says, that crops Of al kinds have never naked more prn'nislHg In thai section at this tune ut the yeas, tiian they dc hnw. By harvest there "Iii oe uo surplus frnm last years crops,
 It'd an active deuiaHd for that of this sea S''u Is already being made by tue great ln-
 lux ot einRration, attracted not e1iy by ine farming resoOrces of Mdrcopa county ouG also ty tlit Globe and other mining districts within her lliuts A Mormon colony ct e4 souls has come in, taken up s''L d and gre taking out ditch about i2 miles above HuydeE's Ferry They are .under the leadership of Mir Jones, who -tFaIsacis all the business of the colony.
 They cotnprIse about 25 able bodied work lag men they have been lhere eny a few Wr ks. bni will hove .heir ditch out and  go to piaattns next week. The men are Josephites, having only one wife apiece tney came direct trom Utah and are very Gice people. They have taken only so acres each by h"mesteading, sa, ing that Is all they want Near Giia Bend. Andy Hunter has fine crop oi grain on a good ranch, with plenty of land ltnd wafer fl, spare. He has given the Papago Indiaas from the Sauceda rancheria the privelepe of putting in crops tor themselves on his
 land, they helping to keep the ditch iu cr- der. Their crops look fine aud will proba- D.F ma. '' '.nD pounds of wheat James Fsea. .a. tL kmt..s cuB.fv. ba. :. f.-
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Suicide.

Ar itallan. name unknown. shot himself iu the htaa. dyHig nimedin!rly, uear the Plcacto Ferry on ih- 2 inst. He was travelling on iuot in company with two others and fac whole perty were about crossne the ferry, when he walked nheaa b. himself soon sta.-r shot was heard and on reaching him, his companions aha the ferryman iound him dead.
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Proposals fyr Fuel, Forage, &c.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF A'sl- IONA, CHIEF QUARrEhMAsTERs
 CtRrICE
PRESC0TT. A T., March Ia, lSII.


 pepscnTT. A T., March l5, lS77. NEALEt PROPOSALS, IN IkifLl. % cate. subjrct tG the usual c0nditlohs, w,I, he received at thIs 0tlce, untll i2 n,clocs noon. eu May l5th, 1877, at which tim. and place they wlh be opened m lht, ,,r.S,,y,ce ot bidders, for sulnishIng ant, delivering of Military supplies during the fsc,l year commencing July l, fGFa, atd sud,ng June S, 1878. as follows:
 Hard and Soft Wood, Corn Barley, Bran, Hay. Straw and Charcoal, or spch of saId supplies as may be required at Camps Apache, Bowie. Grant. Lu~elh Mcdowell, Moiaye. Thomas anu Verde. Fort Wnipple and Whippls Depot, Fort Yuma and Yuma Depot.
 Proposals for either class of the stores mentioned. or for quantities iess than the whole required viii be received,
 The government reserves the right ,tO reject any or all proposals. A preference will be given to articles of domestic pro- GUctiOn
 Blauk proposals and priste& cireniara stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each Depot and Post and gIv- ing full instructions as setbe "esner ot bidding, conditions to be observed by bid ders, and terms of contract and payment will be furnished on application to this office, or to the Quarterlnasters at the Va- rious posts and drpOts named.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked, |" Proposals fer Barley, Corn, Wood, etc" (as the case nay be} at (hers' name depot or post) and addressed to the undersigned,
 Local proposals to be addressed to the QunrterInaster of tine Depot or Post for bich the bid is inteAded and marked .ss5 -hn7r CHARLES | pEVNcf Is. >
 Major and . M
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IHaslelujah !!

Gen. Fields train starts today dirrs: SoT inc railroad terminus. with load of Sil- ser King ore, and will return with fnll losd os merch andise for Col. James M Barney. This breake' the ice and starts freight and travel over sae new route Barney did il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
.The EIaulpais.

We ,arn that Gen Vnndt yer, Indian gusprc'or.WlIl 60 up on the CocUpnh {" CUItaliwond Island To examine ard report on tba5 Island as a reservaIiun for ih'- HGaipti 1hdinrs. W ho are getting very trmub,cEonie 10 settiers III MttAsse county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
Sheep Coming.

California; psptiA report large bands ot sbcep eh-route To Arizoua from aH ovc' tic s"uthtrn part of that Stale. S"me friends ot ours have recently interviewed thr. rniirnsd mngnptes on this subject and hsse been promised transportation across tie desert to the Colorado river. at the fatr ot 25 csits per head. This IS ci"aprr tkeu driving them aud we can look fur Cbvap q utStH here at an early day,
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Uneieitnef' ~~leGFaHas.

Tbere are at the ,iiice of Col jan"s VI Barney telrgrane firJ. L. Wara and J Sctindler
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aspL.AssEs at Redondo's market. None .0l --ur Chinese sorghum stuf. but the re- q5lsr. boiled down cane juice.
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. PHESCuvI letters say that town is fil!- ing up fapiaIy and rrnI estate rising !n .vsite,, Hrn. Thu,nas Fitch hse b:,Nght eus hit raiiy, his hr"iher III iaw and fi,- Ioiiy, .oashi pEhprrty nGd intends ta stay F'- y exprrit nee. tbat it is a b,-au t huit in eetrteru syh Wi'h s.sr ,i,r paint md green b.;,las. IL t ing climate, good wStrr and !, z.-.s serctable as to exrite remark Hsr-r-.0....;s Mr yret,r the less rare st tnu6phere n Yuma and have always t'mnd society here ns good as in an! place of th,' siEr lu Amrrica
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9'sg Tucson Cifixru evils Marion a' &latisitf" If ym will z" aad take 3 5uus at the ARIZONA BR' VERY yoa ~iii sk1uH what if is
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Desath.

At Yuma, A T of paralysis nf the heart on the morning ot Thursday March 29t!, 1877. CANDiDo ANARBAR, Nj. D nativr ot Biscaya. ln Spain.
 lie came to Mexico ai the age of 20, went to California in l3t9 and came it. Yuma in iS02. He was y years of agt. Tie Iuss Is severely felt here.
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EsEED 25e. to q ? HOWELL & O.. I5 New Inga, tog Pamphlet at iuu pages containing lIsgs of }0uu newspaper aud ,StuN E,s siieAylug cest eg adVrriwibg.
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Ii Meteorological Summary for .ht
 Week ending March 24, 1877.

Highest Barometer g 69 Lowest Barometer a .hU
 WINDS Prevailing direction, northeast Average Force, .63
 PRECIPITATION and CLOUDfNEss Rain, nnue. Average ClOudiness, 4.3O
 TEMPERATURE. Mean Dry Bulb--.-.-73 .-73.s5 Mean Wet Bnlb- 67 .Gg
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Gs s1 & des st home AEgats wanted s[)LZ 0otae aad terms iree- TRUE tzt'tf.. AuSiSega,, aSetne. t4-r%i,-.-
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THE rtaRe tcT Tacson left here yesterday aud wili hrncetofth leave here every other day. The nail arriving from San DlrSo iU-uay wIll lie over until to.mmrow. There gre unly three ross' ngers on board, ali bound for Yuma.
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IN DESoREsT PORTER left bera' on pesday to hold Court in Maricopa ur v.
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TmE ,and storm o,t Thursday produced h very agreeable and purify ing sfrct gpon the sunn phere. It was followed by few Ig0t sh"wess yesterday. succeeded in the aftsIao1u by more "Yuns 0w-fakes.'
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Nothing like Leather.

sts,renear Hughes tsloon, f"rmeri7 oeesrird hy I. Lyons. is about to be op- eurd ss a shoe store and harness shop.
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,ril fool. day tomorrow. Look out 1!
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TT" "|'"-IE|"- |IE" |I- "0"| o0-- Vey- all confirm Lu the atuclas u1H- Of taa NlI.age. eu survey as herein provided shall be Teo0%- ninei as n.RciaI Hn.oss his cert -A.. ' a-L -L---.aN LAareLu- -ur MaL.-
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B iH r..s cublly 1as i-- Hr Husatua "lLa iaaur- ads. Mir. E-a1r reports irstlns eOHdIUua oa rha tlftllPute.
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FIN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF
 \ of ,he Second Judlcial Distriet, 0i tine Territory of ArIZuna, in and for The Coua~'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
81 FLING BULL.
He Turns Out to be n College Graduate

He Turns Out to be College Graduate.
IN. Y. World.]
The mystery that has hitherto shroud-
ed the person Of the great Sioux war;
rior, Sitting Bull, has been removed. In
conversation after dinner with one OF
the police officers the other day he said
that he was native Of Fort Garry, and
an Alumnus Of st. Johns College there
Statements which he himself after
ward confirmed. Several old traders
who have had look at him declare that
they remember him we'll as Charlie
Jacobs, a half-breed who attended the
college in its infancy thirty years ago.
This young Jacobs was Of Objibway
birth, and was a remarkably intelligent
lad, with ambition to become "big In
jun" He disappeared from Fort Garry
about 1853. When asked by. the police
officer If he recollected anything about
lily, and said he knew the principal
people there, among. others Donald A.
Smith, the Hudson Bay factor; James
Sutherland and Father Vary, now
missionary at the Sault. He was also
acquainted with the late James Ross.
Chief Justice Of the Riel-Lepine gov
eminent in 1s69-7o; indeed, he says,
they were boys together. Ross
mating at St. Johns College, went to
Toronto University, where he was a gold
medalist. Sitting Bull says his father,
Henry Jacobs, was at one time employed
as interpreter by Father Prou1x, on
Manitoulin island, but whether the old
gentleman is dead or not he does not"
know. Sitting Bull is thoroughly fam
iliar with French and English and sew
eral Indian languages. He is about 40
or 43 years of age, a,medium sized, ath-
letic-built man, Of no distinguishing
traits beyond those always found in the
half breed. He is an excellent CONVEX
sationalist, and will talk on every sub
ject but his plans for the future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.


Executive Department. !
Whereas JOSEPH DEMORUELLE, of the city
of New Orleans, has applied to me for the can
collation. of a bond for the sum of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS, subscribed by him, the said
Joseph Demoruelle as principal, with Victor
Demoruelle as security, dated on the twenty
eighth day of November, 1874, and conditioned
for the faithful performance of the duties of
said Joseph Demoruelle, as Constable for the
Third Justice Court for the parish of Orleans.
Now. therefore. I. FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
In order to give notice to all persons herein ia
terested to show cause. in writing. at the office
OF the Secretary of State in the city Of New Or
leans, within ninety days from and after the
last publication hereof. why said bond should
not be cancelled and annulied.
Witness my hand, authenticated with the seal
of the State Of Louisiana. at the city of New Or
leans. this twenty-f1fth day of August, in tie
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven and of the one hundred and
second year of the independence of the United
States of America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of louisiana
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
State of Louisiana,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, }
State of louisiana \
Executive Department.
Whereas Mrs. CHRISTINA GARSTKAMP. of
the city of New Orleans. has applied to me for
the cancellation of q bond for the sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, sub
scribed by the late John Garstkamp her hus-
band with Frank Leidenheimer, Jacob Haffner,
John Roehm, Adam Ellenbach and Herman
Role. as securities. dated the nineteenth day of
January. 1875. to secure the faithful perform
ance of the duties of said John Garstkamp as
State tax collector for the Sixth District of tn
parish of Orleans,
Now, therefore, I, Francis T. Nichols, Gov
ernor of the State Of Louisiana. have thought
proper to issue this, my proclamation, in order
to give notice to all persons herein interested,
to show cause. in writing, at the office of the
Secretary of State in the city of New Orleans,
within ninety days from and after the last
publication hereof. why said bond should not
be cancelled and annuled.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State OF Louisiana, at the city OF Orleans this
twenty-flfth day of August in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven, and of the one hundred and second year
Of the independence of the United States of
America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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