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The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

! last week II M. doesn't know that editors
are a tourhy" set, | do, for my wiic's cousin I
husband is one and he is sm0rt ~ well a'
"touChy." once upon time he managed Ia
outNit ,,rap sharp eyed men who had been
lured from the performance OF tner duty by
the Etcy Bcll.ringcrs in the town of which nc
was about TO become Il nonresident lie had
to wear Il clothes pin on his nose for some tlmc'
however rs it wouldn't do to leave it putt In
fact, it would not have been becoming 10 him.
Speaking of editors reminds me that had al.
ways supposed the conductor of one paper to
be goou democrat and roUhy the name OF
his illu,trous predecessors but | think that
late dcvclopcmcnts show him to be regular
f" GrteIS 6dchtr.
Our town boasts Of poetry machine The
operator complains that it runs hald.' Per
haPs the running power is not sufficient for
the capacity Of So immense machine.
Now intend to Sc step down and OUT for II
time and try to rcCupcratc my exhausted en-
ergics, $50 no more at present from
SANCHOPNNZN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
From Seneca.

SENECA, oct. %, 1873
Indeed | had not intended putting in an ap-
pcrancc so soon, but | must express myself
once more. During the absence of Madame
y, was II happy man just once and that was
when my last letter came out with such gar-
ing bunder, that had my wife (who is Il born
IcaICulatoD been at home and seen it, she would
have advised me To take up the study of Arih-
metic, and | wouldn't have been allowed 10
forgd 1t very soon. know that wrote eigh-
Iy 500 cents when speaking of the trade dol.
lars but my chirography resembles that of a
Philadelphia lawyer, SO I'll share the blame
with the comp, who set up" my scrawl and
put it HiHfy.
We have been having meetings of various
kinds latcly-nice little family meetings so.
ciciy meetings and political meetings On
last Thursday evening Mr.. Haley, green.
back man, addressed IA slim audience at Crot-
tvs hall, and, understand, made OAs conrert.
ON Saturday evening T. W Wilcox, of Men.
do;a, spoke to a full house, and with "wii"
he turned all the "coX" loose and rushed off q
torrent Ol "rlp-upllcan' eloquence, 10 the de
delight of those who looked through his po.
litical spcctacles. The democrats are putting
of htir meeting until the first Tuesday in No.
ycmbcr when they expect about 200 of the
bone and >inew of the town to speak quietly
but with telling effect Their tones will blend
into the cry of Brooks is elected"
want to suggest 10 our frcndiwho pre-
sides over the Red Ribbon that when he goes
for his SUNDAY rations of meat he better avoid
the ,l1dy side. | wouldn't like 10 be called
on for an obituary of this kind:
Beef steak fetched him,
Butcher-knife ketched him,
Gunc-to rise again.
Mind I'm not giving advice at all, for I'm too
sensitive "A mortal to court an editorial cut
wonder il Una" didn't feel properly snubbed
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, oct. II, 1873.
FLoUR-Priccs unchanged Choice white
winter wheat 24.15@5.5O; fancy western spring
$50; choice spring supcrfnc,, s !5W3.75.
WHEAT-Wmter-R,d in store, fN9@9oc
Spring-No, |, Minnesota, Sl,2oal25; Cash
No. . SG$lc@S1ci2; No. 3, ,dco sc
CoRN-No. ,, 35W36 Options, 3jm$5i for oct.
Oats-No2, 1920; rejected, lSc.
Rye-NO. 2, 40 g; rejected a.
Barley-No. ?, !2@Sl.11; rejected, 40c.
Lard-$G.3j@6.4 q 100 lbs.
Potatoco-GO and GOc per bu. for early rose
Buttcr-Creamcry 24@2,; good to choice dali
ry, l5@20c.
Eggs--16cd he.
CATTIE-Wthout much change Choice extra
grade steers, SjOOd5.25; good to choice native,
S+.3O0g+ -; butchers steers, $3.2oa3jO; cows
and heilcrs, S3OOM&.lN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
County Court,

Chtio,S .ND,rd-Estatc of Levi, RcndIc, $50.
~; apprai,cmcnt bill and inventory approved
Estate of Michael Blake, sl6S estate of james
Mcdowell S,!>9; estate Of Philip Doh, Sl4.ti; c,,
tate Of A~cnath Robinson, $50; estate of Francis
llogAboom >2li, estate of Peter Tally, S:iSG
estate OF Michael Deany, Sjl5; estate OF Jas j.
McKcrnau, $50 Is.
FuR Rports .ipprocod Guardianship Of Mar
garct Mullins; estate Of Bridget MctilI estate
James Clark. order for distribution made; estate
Of Matthew Carey: estate of Alex. Harris; estate
OF o. {. Gray; estate Of Anthony Funk; estate OF
John McFarland estate OF Mary G. CamplieId
Guardianship Of Cora j. Anderson ct al, and
guardian discharged as to Cora j. Anderson.
Fisai Settlements O,dcrd. Estate of J. &. Lin.
niger; cs tate Of Matthias Trumbo; estate of Chas.
Schomas estate Of Allen McDoHcil; estate of
Julmo Spencer; estate of uriah ID. Wood; all to
November term.
Frvtof Notice 10 C,d,tD,s DuWic.-Estatc, OF
John Doll, Solymun Bell; Fred. Rcith, and APP
prNiscmcnt bill and inventory approved, Elihu
Conant, same; Paul tonschack, same; Anton \.
schmidt, same, and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection approved; Jeremiah Mccarthy same ~
last; Elizabeth Hahn, Nathan Newport
Estate OF Sarah j. GrcgorN supplemental final
report approved estate declared and admini>tra-
tor discharged.
Estate of Frcd'k Stcif order for sale Of chaItcl
property
Estate of Jacob Fishburu; Catherine Fi-hburn
appointed administrative; bond, - !OO; notice to
creditors 10 JanuaLy term.
Guardianship of Frcd'k Staugc ct al, report OF
accounts approved, subject to review.
Estate Of John Erb; will admitted TO probate
George +. IIucl appointed administrator with
will annexed; bond, 5000; notice TO creditors to
January term.
Estate Of Nelson Richardson; Albert Richard
son appointed administrator; bond, S!oOOJ, no
tiCc to creditor, to January term.
Peter burgcsUn ct al. Y. John olcsOn ct al.
"a ..f -.l,
tirmcd and deed Of conveyance ordered.
John t.. McCambrdgc, adm, &c, v Margaret
Wuir ct al; petition To- sell real estate report o
sale confirmed and deed of conveyance ordered.
Estate OF Mary Clark; proof of publication unt
service of notice Of final settlement made
Estate OF Osmund Thomson, same.
Estate of John Funk; Patrick W. Barry ap
pointed administration, bond, -, 800; notice I,
creditors to January term.
Estate of Michael liHlligan; Matthew Ilaligar
appointed administrator; bond, 500; notice t,
January term.
Estate of John Cameron; supplemental tina
report OF administrator approved; estate declared
settled and administrator discharged.
John Il. McCambrIdgc, admr., estate Of Patrick
Weir Y. Margaret Weir ct al, report of sale o
real estate approved.
Guardianship Of Ellsworth Moore ct al, deere,
of sale of real estate made.
Estate of Elias Lane, report Of private sale g
Chattc property approved.
Estate Of Lewis Egc. report of accounts ap
proved.
Guardianship of Martin +. Williamson, same.
Guardianship of Martha j. Harris same
Estate of Philip Doll, inventory approved
Estate Of Alex. Harris, supplemental final re-
port approved.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

The conference at Strcator last week must
been interesting in various ways. The FREE Press
which is by the way, very naughty paper, has
some spicy stories of the "ousidc" work, run
ming somewhat thusly:
An oycr-aiicctionatc wife in Strcator mistook d
minister for her husband, and clasping her arms
around him she dragged him into the house and
had lots Of fun with him before she discovered
her mistake Then .hc didn't wonder that he
kicked and yelled, and tried 10 get away so hard
This time it is the masculine gender:
4 minister in attendance at the conference,
thinking, perhaps, that he was away where he
would not bc Known made himself 50 merry with
d Trend about the streets along from II Ia
o'clock Monday night that the police were much
inclined TO lock them up. The minister occupied
the pulpit IN prominent town not hity miles
from here, last year and goes 10 another equally
prominent appointment this wear.
This time it i masculine, feminine and I'VE
may adopt tine Greek gender Of a child noutcr:
good many Streatoritcs learned something's
case that was Investigated here during confer
Cnce, IN which a preacher was tried for unclcrcal
conduct, one part Of the Oiicnsc being that hc
sisted 10 compel his daughter To marry man
Va" was odiOus To- her which marriage was at.
terward annullcd by the courts. The daughter
was mere as awtnc>, under compul-iun, against
her lalher. The DID gentleman was located or
relieved from active work in the ministry pun
lshIhcnt that was considered entirely too mild hy
those who were acquainted with the case. An
additional interest j. attached to the affair 10y
subsequent events. While the young lady was
On the trip over here She Was married 10 f.. {.
Graves, of Genosco. Who Wac her lawyer aud as
ted her IN having the former marriage anuull,
ed Her FORMER husband j. q minister and VA,
lr attendance AZ conference. She had one
child, born some months after the separation
from her irst husband, and Iy the decision of the
court it was rendered Legitimate. This j. said
o. have been one Of the most curious cases that
.lts ever come zap in the courts Ia the STATE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
THE COURTS.

The criminal docket in this court will be take
No on Monday next, Judge Leland on the oeheu
The Rus>el and Walsh murder case viii be IN
first taken up The first lot of petit jurors vii
he called on that date, Oct. IS The Grand Jur
nm Yesterday visited the County Asylum and III
Jail, II will continue its session during mex
week We understand there is one case before !
in which about 100 witnesses are to be heard
No papcrs from them have rs yet been rctuIht'
to the circuit clerk.
The following is the record Of the week ending
last evening.
COMMON LAW DOCKET.
Cases DsD,i&sed-25O, Josiah }. PaIkhurst ct al
&C. Hahn, attachment; Pol, Martin Doldc '. Il
c. stevens, replevin; 325, Chas. Rafferty, y, Rob
crt Delamatcr appeal, by plaintiff; 33'' Patrick
". Berry V, \. 7, Berry, assuhpslt' same, go "o
Ro,ina Gorbct V. \. Armour, replcvin; 80, I'd
Feers V. Havilah iupp, appeal, want OF prose
cution; 3S1 Chas Rafferty, V. John K. liccnan c'
a., rcpcyin, as per stipulation on hhc, ~,
Dodge ". Keith '. d, c. tnderhill, as,umpoit t.
by plaintiff; 253, John Barker Y. c. Hahn, attach
mcnt.
J,plgDcnts-339 j. \. Gray V. 5. T. Edwards,
assumpsit, by default, S564 .l5 s3;, j. ii. Brown
V. John Stout, same, sl,26S4o; 80, H. L. Hos,
sack " O. A. Kellogg, by confession, S1I'.l 10 and
costs; Fp, same '. N, N Dlo"ll, odii', f''i''H
and costs 3IS Patrick Berry Y. Timothy l.arkln,
assumpSit, by default, S2i4 .4j 80, Ihos. VI. Jor.
dan ct AL v Ira ID. Bullock ct al, same S1!3l :;
3S6. same V. same, same, Sl,O35O; 40 same Y.
same, same $529l1; 42O, j. I. Young vJ. d.
Young, same S565O9; 434, Albert Reynolds y
Geo L. Bclford ct al, trespasS, same, Si3'; 40,
Adonram Crane Y. Jos c. Hathaway, assuhpsit,
same. -, 1862 40 VIM RothwcIl Y. Geo. K
Beltord ct al, trcspass, same, Sizes; i6l l.. II.
RAYMOND Y. h. =. Marsh, 10y confession, S42
H. The People, for use, &c, V. Aaron Gum,
debt, noe pros.
l5 VIM. Erwin V, Jas. McBcth, appeal, same,
CHANCERY DOCKET.
Gases Dly,,isscd-Mary +. Stanton v Fannie J..
Cayarly, bill to lorccosc.
D,crtcs.-24, llonora FOgarty '. Matthew Hen
nebcy ct al, in chauccry; ~, Mary Murphy Y.
Patrick Murphy, bill for divorce; III, VIM. Clay.
ton V Araminta Gregory ct al, in chanccry, for
s., 1;i554, 10 James Cullen Y. Patrick o Mara ct
AL, in chanccry, for Sl523O; H. Michael Byrne
V. Ellen ROurkc ct al, bill for ycnders licni IFS,
Mat White V. l.. II. Fame, ct al, bill for partl-
lion: 1876, Sarah H. Mann Y. Wm. II. Mann, di-
yorce; ST. Richard Sccly Y, VIM. 7, Sccly, di-
yorcc finding for complainant; l34, Seth ii. Bal
lard v -. c. Underhil, by default; l5l, y. NJ.
Brucn v Chas. II. Force ct al foreclosure, de
fault referred 10 Master.
b. Tho,. Gardner y. Eliza simpson ct al, re
ports of commissioner, and master approved and
decree Of sale.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

The October report ofthe department ofagri-
culture estimates this years corn crop at l,3OO,'
600 600 bushels. The yield of wheat will cN-
ceed 4O0,0O0OOO bushels probably the great
est quantity ofwheat ever produced in one year
in any country,-und the crop OF oats will be
larger than the very fine one of 1877.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Mr. and Mrs Clark and young kcegan, OF
the canal boat Rosecrans, who were arrested
last wck at Joliet on suspicion OF having some
connection with the murder of the man Craw-
ford have on examination been discharged
and fully cXoncratcd from any participation
in the crime
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
Fine heavy suits Mt VI Sticlcl x Co.'S

AVOID using those remedies containing Opium
Morphia, etc. but when the baby is sick use Dr
Bulls Baby Syrup-pcrfccty safe and always re
liable. Price only 25 cent, Il bottle.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

CATARRH is n disease of the mucous membrane.
~ Temperaments and constitutions vary Its severity
In individual Catarrh may arise from cold or
succession Of colds from sudden change OF atmos-
phere wearing wet clothing or exposure to inccment
digestive organs are IN morbid or inactive condition.
and the strength and vital forces exhausted. The dis
frsm scarlcs Feye", Measles, and Dphtrora In which
cases the eye and ear are generay Involved and dis
charge quantities Of matter The discharges from tho
the distinctive feature In all catarrhal cases from
whatever they arise may bo thin anu watery and
30 acid cause rcdness and excornton of the skr
sh emitting foul odor. or clear md white fko the
white an egg There may be an ontro lack OF secre.
op the surfaces being dy ana cysrsh he face from,
latter phase called Dry Cntarrh. Tn. FREQ nsttcry
thcEencd rendering brcahnE through the nose din.
cult or impossible. and the sufferer nda it necessary
mir to pass directly TO the bronchial tubes and lungs
The matter passing down y tiroa; creates constant
when the membrane Is dry and fcverish. instead OF
passing freely down from tho nose and throat the mu
usbecomcs hard and forms into scnbs incrustations
passages AMI hroata rcQuirn persistent efforts
70 dlsiodge them. The eye in sympathy becomes IN.
lids may be found glued together, and matter "a So
crced In more or less quantity. Ia' rnsr b ~
seriously afflicted .hnrny qna ',ics tr,gtcr be-
ssnding frGGn",& n iniapmnt2N. y, ur rau, n ana
-'iy arS IN many ,atctrI Gy catarfh, an rios,
trat.on Of the ;yoas system ID super"d4cI, Ht
fcst0gs bscoMS oAs 81 , ,. scrior. sso,so a.
who afflicted wta 1T mako ccdy pref rt.ul for
It's treatment before i. becomes chronic, Tho Hlvan.
tages offered by SA"VoED's RADICAL CUDT: wo onl.
IDENTIFY behave nrn 20 DO found in no OF or remedy.
Every step In lis preparation. every iin9 thn dircc.
Sns nk p%as n h ssc T Sis
ss;sfG IN wnieh !: ia GciG y tGGs,, Who have besn
with which mankind Is IL day afflicted.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
EankS

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and all IN.
porant points In Continental Europe drawn in
purchasers.
u. =. Revenu" stamps of all denominations con
stanty on h4sd and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from \. NJ. toi p. NJ.
Jan. Y, ISIS Il. G. JORDAN, Cashier
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
JUST PUBLISHED.

ssrefuly revised Treatise on Catarrh with nm nc.
curnto description of symptoms and sympathetic dis
eases, together with minute directions for cccting
with SANFoRD's RADICAL CUEE speedy and pcrma.
nCnt cure. Also observations on diet and tho general
health OF vast timportancl TO all afflicted wi catarrh
IL ia wrapped about ca ho'tp Of th' = Nl.CAL CvIE.
or Will be mailed lrgJ oar" 70 OF 6tl:...,.
Each package Of StSro rs Rt0r~A-. C-'-E contains
m Saniorl's Improved 1nhUling Tube w.'h u dircc.
ons Tor use In all Price, ST. sold by all whole
sale and retail druggists throughout the United sttcs
and Canada. WEEKS & IOfTL b.. Gc. raj AGENTS
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mss.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

III THE BlSr.-NarruN's Pictorial Fauuly Bible and
~ Encyclopedia ut Biblical huuw Utg, contains % lmpur
tant features, nearly l~N Illustrations aut many plates
10y Gu>Nr purr and other artists Genuine Nrurtp bind
lns aud heavy panel ten ,y e and prices send
lars ami terms iu agents. s T.. MARROW.
hoN-l indianapolis. Ind
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Exchange, Chicago New York, and all the principal
cities of the United States bought and sold.
E,Nchang. On England Ireland Scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn in sums to suit
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sOli
our facilities sGch that offer inducements to
customers and shall cndcayOrs to give satisfaC'
tion to those cntrusEg us with their business,
Banking hours from ~ NJ. tOi p. NJ.
oct ~. 1873. JOHN f. NASH. Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

The liquor license in La Sale is 500.
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26

Il, 4S%S man s .5ir & lg trump, run , e a ne nay r'
The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-26
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Oct. y, 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Assessment Notice.

NILA CONSOLIDA1EDM MINING COM
" pany. Location of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, ella City, Yuma County,
Arizona Territory.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board of Directors, held on the
eighth day of August, 1913, an assessment
NO. y of three cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
PAYABLE Immediately, in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office OF the
Company, Room Is, 4l9 California street,
S. E., Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid or the 18th day OF
September, 1878, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, an0,
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1873, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses of se!g.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
z. i. PETTIGREW,
Secretary, Pro Tenn.
OFFICE Room Is 4lP California Street,
San Franciaco Gal. l"-td.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

THE Yuma Indians have had their big
cry" in memory of the thirty-six mem
bers of the tribe who died of smallpox
last Spring. The ceremonies were assist
ed by some 200 Mohave visitors ard a
large number of Cocopahs. The big
house constructed for the occasion was
burned on Wednesday morning about
daylight. In its flames were consumed the
customary offerings of food, raiment and
ornaments. After that, during the whole
day, our town fairly swarned with In
dams, among whom we recognized old
acauaintantes whom We had not seen for
years. Such acquaintance, 10y the way, is
not profitable: besides much hand-shak-
ing, it INVOLVES gifts of tobacco and money,
or food. The MohaVe visitors and large
delegation of Yumas have gone down the
river to see the Cocopahs, and to assist
them in making preparations for their
"big cry" which is TO take place next
moon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

THERE is an odd pet at the Southern
Pacific stage office. 1t is a little horned
rattle-snake of the kind known as "sand-
vipers commonly, i" side-wipers."
Over each eye it has marked
protuberance or horn. Five rattles and a
button point its moral and adorn its tail.
An Indian brought lin, holding it by the
back Of the neck, as a cnt carries a kitten.
When asked to show hoW-le caught ii, he
laid it on the ground. As the snake coiled
up, he threw a cloth over it: then, feeling
over the cloth for its head, he pressed il
down with one hand and stripped Off the
cloth until he could grasp The back Of its
neck with the other. Then he laid it down
again and, throwing the cloth over as be-
fore, scoopea up the whole outfit with
both hands, the cloth continuing the snakes
head so that it could not strike. Easy
enough, TO took at.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

A FRIEND writes us from Globe, Sept
9Th, that the country is flooded, and the
river still raising No mails for two weeks
letters sent by express to Picket Post
The country looks beautiful, everything
green and looking finely. He thinks, like
everybody else, that the Stonewall Jack
son is the largest thing, at present depth,
of any mines on the Continent. The Nc
CorInick mine looking big. not only for
silver. but for gold
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Dividend F5o&!ce.

OFFICE OF THE SILVER KING Nj
W ming Company, No. so California
street, San Francisco. August 20, 1873
At a meeting Of The Board OF Trustees OF
the above named company, held this day,
q Dividend (No. 81 of Fifty (50( Cents per
share, aggregating $4,000, was declared,
payable SEPTLMBLR 10, 1918. Transfer
book viii close September %.
VIM II. BO0THE,
204t Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

An offer Of $4,000 cash, was made last
week by San Francisco parties to Mr..
David Neahr for his Picacho gold mine
and tifteen-sIamp quartz mill near Chin
req Peak, some twenty miles up the river
from Yuma. The offer was refused: and
negotiations are pending for Offering Nr.
Neahr Il price commensurate with the
value Of the property. The mine displays
no streaks Of phenomenonally rich quartz,
like the Bodie and some other mines; but
development has discovered prodigious
masses Of quartz that yield handsome re-
turns. As Mr.. Neahr says, he has got
more pay-rock in sight now than his mill
can crush III his life time. The mine is
like the largest we hear of, in the Black
Hills country. It can be distinctly traced
for over twenty miles northwest, out ca
the California Desert; and easily 10 the
Southeast, to the Pot Hole, Laguna, and
toward the rich placer ground near ella
CITY. The mill is situated on the bank Of
the Colorado river; easy of access for sup
plies, fuel, etc, The mine lies a few miles
of, the road to the mill being good and
down-bill all the way. A wire tram-way
would deliver ore at an expense per ton
merely nominal. The debris of the mines
cronuings have been probably worked.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

as placers, for years, without water. Inc
same ground yields So to SIS per day to
the man, whenever heavy rains supply
water, and while that water lasts. Until
the mine fell into the hands of the Picacho
Company, and later OF Mr.. Neahr, its ores
were packed to the river on donkeys and
profitably worked there, in arrastras. The
mill is being built of stone masonry and,
when finished, will be the best mill build
ing in this part of the country. 1t is ex-
pected to have the mill at work by the
end of next month, all machinery etc,
being now on the ground.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

PICKET PcsT, Pinal County, has had the
hardest rain ever known there. The water
in Queen Creek rose fifteen feet in half an
hour. A number of adobe houses were
washed down, and other damage was done.
No harm was done to the Silver King
quartz mill, except that its well was filled
up with sediment, and work was stopped
for about twelve hours. The creeks are
now so well filed in that neighborhood
that no wells viii be needed for Il long
time to come.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14
Cor. Main and Gecoad Streets,
Colorado RiY9r C1ET3r and Gl1
Mining Co.

7 OCATION OF PRr. CIPAL PLACE
IL OF business, San Francisco, C4!ifor-
mia. Location OF works, Yuma County,
Arizona. Notice is hereby given that,
at meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held at the COMPANY Office, on the 9TH
day of August, 1873, III assessment (No-
y of twenty FIVE t25) cents per share WAS
levied upon the CApitai Stock Of The cor
poratl0n, payable immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, ut Tire
Office OF ihe Company, Room q, Nc I'll
SansOme st, San Francisco, California.
Any stock up0n which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the NINTH DAE
OF SEPTEMBER, 1873, viii Dc delinquent.
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and, unless payment IS made bof0ie, Will
he sold on MONDAY. TIE THlRTIETIE
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1873, 70 pay ,-a
delinquent assessment, together with Costs
O. advertising and expenses 81 sale.
BY order Of the Beard OF Directors.
L AUG. " HITTING,
Secretary.
OFPICE-Room 6. No. I'll Sansome St,
San Francesca, California. 1S-4w
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-09-14

In Maricopa County the Democrats are
running c. II. Gray for Council; j. T. AL
sap and E. t. Gleason for Assembly; and
j. L. Gregg and j II. Lively for Super
visors. The Non Partisans are running
a H. Peoples for Council; NJ. H. Calder
wood and E. l.. Cummings for Assembly;
and G. II. Veil and A. Decker for Super
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