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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

MIR. I. WIGHTMAN, superintendent of the Danube mining company, of Pinal county. has gone forward to make arrangements for putting up first class mill for working the ores of this company. They have sev- eral fine properties and are in negotiation for more. Arizonians, who know these mines, will be glad to learn that they are now to be made to turn out bullion,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
Redemption of General Fund
 Warrants.

No 119, issue of 1872, which ceased to bear interest January 6, 1877. Nos. to IS inclusive and Nos 21 and 9, issue of 1873. Interest on foregoing warrants ceases from date of this advertisement. If not presented for redemption within ten days from date hereof, funds now on hand will be applied towards redemption of warrants next ill order of issue.
 A. J. FINLAY,
 Treasurer Yuma county. January 12, 1S7S
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
SINKING FUND.
Y um a COu t y.

Bids will be received for the surrender of Warrants on the General Fund, up to ? p. m. of Saturday, January 26, 1878. Amount to be bid for is thirteen hundred and twen- ty-four 10-100 dollars (S132410). Bids must be sealed proposals marked Sinking Fund.-" and directed to Treasurer of Yuma county. Warrants must accompany bids. Apply at Treasurer's office for blank forms of bids. A. J. FINLAY,
 40-t2 Treasurer Yuma county
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE mattresses putin around the piers of the bridge are. made of long beams crossing each other at regular intervals and fastened at each intersection by long stakes Before they were sunk down with rocks they looked like little vineyards They are now sunk down nearly out of sight. The filling up of the spaces between the piers must have the effect of forcing the entire flow of water through the mar low space under the draw. At next high water we may expect to see the quarter masters depot washed away, or something else that will make just as good an item.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

Col. F. STANFORD came here this week, from Los Angeles, and started for Pinal county with first rate buggy and team. He is reported to be just now "heavy capitalist" he weighs over 200 and hand les plenty of money. He was formerly in terested in Castle Dome and may now be
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
Proceedings Board of Supervisors


 DECEMBER 2S, 1S77-sPEcIAL MEETING.
 Communication received from the vil- lage council asking cooperation and as- sistance in the suppression of small pox. Warrant drawn on contingent expense fund for $2OO, to be expended for that pur- pose under direction of the Mayor of Yuma JANUARY ', 1S7S-REGULAR MEETING.
 Officers reports received and bills aud ited
 January 8. Bills audited. Acquisitions for stationery referred to Supervisor Ly- ons for approval and purchase.
 Ordered, that Brown, an indigent sick person, be lodged and fed at the county jail until further action of the Board.
 January 9. Report of health officer of Yuma received and accepted.
 Claim of John w. Darlington for $9O, being amount paid by him for property at tax sale, deferred to next regular meeting Proposition accepted from the Sentinel to publish proceedings and advertisements of the Board for $25 per quarter, payable from the general fund.
 Communication received in regard to the bad condition of the road near Gila City; no action taken, there being no funds at disposal of the Board for repairing roads and said road never having been declared public highway.
 Ordered that hereafter no bills shall be allowed to county officers for office rent. The room at the court house, heretofore occupied by the jailor, is assigned to the district attorney for an office.
 Ordered, that for the next three months all purchases tor county account shall be made by Supervisor Lorette.
 BILLS PAID FROM GENERAL FUND: Interpreter fees. s..................S 105 % Wm Penfield, board prisoner. .... 20 co Grand jurors. ..................... 344 40 Reporting testimony, Dist. Court. 13 40 Arizona Sentinel. .............. 61 25 Clerk supervisors, salary. ........ 10000 Clerk Dist. Court, fees ........ 1O4 20 Indigent sick orders. 279 40 County physician. 300 % Burying pauper dead. d............ 97 50 DeCorss & Taggart, post mortem. so co Probate Judge, salary. ..... 75 5OO District attorney. 23O % Board of prisoners. ....-......-... 106 % Jail guard 17S 33 Jailor ........................ 45O %
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THERE has been filed in the Recorders office certified list of the officers of the Colorado River Copper and Gold Mining Co.,, as follows: I. c. Bateman, president; H. Aug. sWhiting, secretary, and Oliver Smith, E. B. Mahon and H. Smith, trustees.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

" another column will be found the an- eau- cement of Hon. J. M. Redondo, of
 ondidacy for the office of Mayor of
 -fty. Mir, Redondo is one of our oldest sll ats, owns great deal of city proper F, ana has filled great number of offices with credit to himself and satisfaction to the people If elected this city will have q g1od mayor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THERE are over five tons of quicksilver and bluestone here for the Tip Top min ing company. Their machinery has all gone forward and their mill ought soon to get to making bullion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

SIX wagon loads of emigrants with near ly 600 head of cattle passed through here this week for the interior. Emigrants pass through nearly every day, but they don't all have so many cattle or tow-headed youngsters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE Palace Hotel, at Tucson, has been sold to Messrs. Mitchell and J. M. Vizina, who is well known to old frequenters Of the Morton House, of San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE Carrier of the SENTINEL gratefully acknowledges receipt of the New Years address of the Miners boy, and would ex- change had his boss not been to hard up to prepare an address for him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

MR. JOSEPH EUDY has gone forward to take charge of the mill and works of the Miami mining company, of Globe district He had no definite advices, but believed that the mill has already started up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
Cattle for Sale.

Two hundred and fifty head, more or less, improved stock cattle in prime order; 25 head, more or less, choice mares, colts, mules and horses; 168 acres extra bottom land on the Colorado River, near Yuma, A. T., will be sold cheap for cash, on &C., count of departure for the East.
 L. J. F. JAEGER, Dec. 22-4t. Yuma, A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the public that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned under the firm name of Quinlin & Donaldson, is this day dissolv- ed by mutual consent, D. W. Donaldson retiring from the firm. James Quinlin will pay all the liabilities of the late firm and collect all debts due to the firm.
 JAMES QUINLIN,
 DAN DONALDSON. Dated at Yuma, A. T., Dec. 31, 1877.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

SERGEANT CHAs. YEAGER goes to Angel Island as regimental quartermaster ser geant, of the Twelfth Infantry. He has been stationed at Fort Yuma for nearly five years. During that time he has made many friends among our people.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE Colorado arrived on Wednesday noon, bringing down 40 tons lead from Castle Dome Landing and leaving some 60 tons still up there on the bank of the river
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

REINFoRCEMENTs for the garrison of Fort Yuma arrived on Mondays train. He walked up the hill all by himself. The rest of the garrison, that was not on duty, drove the mule down in the tip-cart and got his baggage.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE fruit and vegetable stand of A. M. James and Co.,, in the postoffice building has been bought by MT. Geo. F. Coats, who has already made marked change in the stock and arrangements. He has put in an entirely fresh stock and sells at prices that must command business
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE road between Yuma nd Gila City is next to impossible for heavy teams near le latter place. Another heavy rain will onpIeteiy ruin it. Freighting forms a reat part of the business of Yuma and in B interest something should be done to epair that road. A stitch in time saves
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

MR. NJ. WILLIAMS has started afruit and vegetable store on Main street, between the postoffice and express office. He has brought in nice fresh lot of goods in that 1ino
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

GEORGE MARTIN has been getting in a lot of new books, by the most popular authors, beautiful brackets, and mouldings for making any size of picture frames to order. Also a new assortment of fresh drugs and medicines.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

A BLACKSMITH shop is about to be start ed at Castle Dome Landing by General Sumner. His tools and stock are on the barge that leaves to-day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

A LARGE lot of choice fruit trees and vines go by Baldonado's team to R. c. Brown, Esq, of Florence. Pretty soon Brown will be publishing in the Citizen what he knows about farming.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
CAVEAT EMPTOR.
Ga ut1On nary tice.

OFFICE of the Colorado Commercial and Land Company, San Francesca, Septem- Der 24, 1877.
 The public are hereby notified that all purchase of lands within the exterior boun- daries of the Rancho Paso de los Algo- dones" are and will be subject to the prior claim of the owners of said property. Let all purchasers, therefore, beware of the EXISTING ORIGINAL CLAIM AND TITLE to said Rancho, which covers a DOT tion of the village of Yuma, map of which can be seen of record, in the office of the Recorder of the village of Yuma.
 T1MO. LYNCH, O 13-3m Sec'y c. c. & L. Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

THE Genesee mine, in Eureka district, Yuma county, has been sold to San Fran cisco capitalists. This mine is 8 portion of the old Santa Margarita property.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

WHAT has been done with the city mon- ey? Where is the treasurers report, re- ,quired by law to be published? It's a coming, may be.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

SOME 30 recruits arrived on Thursday. They are to go forward to the interior for the Apaches to play with. The color of their officers legs indicates cavalry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

IF there is anything that H. s. Fitzgerald t Go. can boast of on quality and price, it is their stock of tobaccos and cigars. Sam 1,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

WARRANTS are ready for parties whose accounts were allowed at the last session of the board of supervisors. Apply to the clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

BARGE No. arrived last Friday just after dusk with 26 bales of wool and some base bullion from Ehrenberg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

CHI. NAYLoR has been appointed deputy county treasurer. Satisfactory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

A STEAMER is advertised to leave here on the 18th for Mohave.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE. is hereby given that a special election will be held on Monday, the 21st day of January. A. D. 1878, for village officers, as required by law. The officers to be voted for are as follows .to-wit: One Mayor,
 Two Councilmen,
 One Marshal,
 One Treasurer,
 One Assessor,
 One Poundmaster,
 The election will be hel q at the court house in the village of Yuma. The polls will be open from ten o'clock a. m. to four o'clock p. m.
 The qualifications of voters are that they be electors and residents within the village limits.
 By order of the Common Council.
 A. J. FINLAY, Mayor. Yuma, A. T., January s, 1878. 4O-t2
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

W. A. WERNINGER, Joseph Ruth and John Costello have been appointed officers of the approaching city election.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12

NEARLY S24OO were collected in taxes last Wednesday. Who says Yuma is broke ?
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
DIed.
GENERAL CASH.

At Yuma, A. T., January 4, 1878, of infla- nation of the lungs, Katie, infant daughter of Charles H. Naylor, aged 10 months.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR MAYOR.

At the request of many friends shall be a candidate for the office of Mayor of the village of Yuma at the coming election.
 J. M. REDONDO. Yuma, A. T., January 12, 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-12
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the copart- nership heretofore existing between Sam- uel Snead and William Carlyle, doing busi- ness in the town of Ehrenberg, A. T., has this day been dissolved by mutual con- sent, and that Samuel Snead will continue the business, assuming all liabilities and collecting all debts due the late firm.
 SAMUEL SNEAD. Ehrenberg, Dec l, 1877. d15-t4
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTELLATION.


The United states soop Constellation. whose pro
tracted voyage from Europe caused some anxiety in
this country until she recently heard from at
Madeira arrived port yesterday afternoon, coming
on The Battery at hye O'Clock. shortly aterward
she proceeded to tho Navy Yard IN Brookiy n. ana
moored at tho dock adjoining the receiving ship
The officers and crew IN good health and spirits,
tho icturu trip having been unusually pleasant one
On May III the Constellation starred ifom HAVE
her return trip. The voyage has, therefore. taken
would bavo taken steamship under ordinary cir
cumstanccs. Tue delay was caused by storm u
cVunercd In the Engisn Channel, wucl made II i'm
possible To land tue plot at Ian rs End. Tue vessel
alter rough ruD Of seventeen days. In leaving the
Tennessee was hailed at midnight having arrived the
same DAY.
The Constellation has Tor years been In the habit OF
taking tue hrst and tbird classes OF cadet idshipn
their annual cruise from the Naval Academy An.
napos Arriving too late 10 return to Annapolis, SHE
VIII receive the cadets mere ia few days sail on
toe summer cruise under new officers
The follow ny Is list OF the present officers Of the
Cousellat on -
fupfGtn-Jamcs A. Greer
Leutenani Commander aud Erccutire--R. +. Leary
L,eutendnt and Nac,gaor--w. Is. Newman.
Luatsndn's-s F Ciarkson, A. B. Iiliic, h. A. Field
Ens'ans.w; winder. J. Parker, n. Il. Usher, D. =
Fletcher II. 81. Hoagcs aud W. Is. Carpenter.
M,dshipmdn-L X Rey nolds.
tddef WtdshipmaH--s. " Lansdale
Surgeon-E Z. Yer McnliD
AssisLtnt Surgeon--W IA. Rush.
Iuymdssr-D. l.. wight.
Bodtstoain-James Nash.
Ganner-r. b. Watkins
Cdrpeaier-C. y. Humphriss.
Sattpaksr--r. u. White
Cuptdias Clerk. W. Greer.
Fay Cierk-E. wight.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

A laborer named owen Brady. whose residence 10
unknown died last evening In Bellevue Hospital from
suns,rokc.
John Harvey, who was over BY an xprcss
wagon on June 20 died OF hts ibjures yesterday s his
home, No. IS Greenwich street.
The police were yesterday notified that Bernneim
HeLr, OF No. $40 SIKH street. had been absent iro
homo SINCE July 4, anu we're requested make search
Tor MN.
Jane Carey OF No 3&1 Fast Forty. eighth street. cut
her throat on SATURDAY evening 10 end her cxstsncc.
sue WIS removed TO Bellevue ospita, but 10
dangerous condition.
Detective Ferris yesterday arrested August Lacitke
thirty years old. of No. 1gl Mott street, on
plant Of Charles MIer of No. 81 soulh Fiuh avenue
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
BALD MOUNTAINS LABOR.

CONFIkM lTION OF PREVIOUS REPoKTS--AN I'M
MENsE CAvI GRADUALLY FoRMINc-THE-
DRY OF THE CITIZENS IN EXPLANATION or
THE PHENOMENON.
BY TELEGR.PH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND Va July :, 1878
Tonight there 10 some atfnhe information IRON
Bald Mountain, ana this would seem 10 couGrm the
reports that extraordinary noises had lately been
heard and that the cavity In old B4dy was not only
extensive but serious. A correspondent tecsrapbing
to-day IRON Henry Station the nearest point to Bald
Mountain, says that from the reliable sources
the statements us published have been confirmed.
Tne last edition ol the Ashcviie Citizen publishes an
announcement to tho effect that loud, runibling
noises have recently been heard. to the great
terror of The inhabitants. He TURNER
says that the split or reut in tho
mountain ~ greatly enlarged and IL forming q cavity
OF from ten ~ iUrty iect wide, the depth beIn
fathomabic Some parties that have visited the
cavity distance oi over eighiy feet by actual meas
ureent oil tue rope without hnding any evidence Of
bottom.
THEORY IN EXPLANATION.
The suppostiOn among tho lar Heels residing
within circuit OF twony niles is that there Is
meDse cave under ,he mountain, and that tho noises
made Ny the iailius oil great Dowiders, weighing
beneath.
he latest report winds rp with the state that
party Is now Icing organized At Ashcvic, twenty
one miles distant, 10 Visit the mountain and explore
H. Every Que IN the vicinity seems ~ be nvinccd
that Bad Mountain Is marvellous atom Of nature.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
MEXICO.
CHANGES IN THE CABINET-THE COUNTRY RIPE
FOR REVOLUTION.

CHANGES IN THE CABINET-THE COUNTRY RIPE
FOR REVOLUTION.
Cry OF MEXrco, June 80
Wa HAVANA, July 6, 1878. I
General jose Maria Mata has been appointed Min .
lister Of Foreign Relations and the appointment gives
ecnersi satisfaction. 1t Is rumored that Sebasti an
Camacho will be appointed Minister Of Public Works.
Central Rva Paaco, the present incumbent, having
become very unpopular
PROSPECTS OF REVOLUTION
The country is ripenng Tor rebellion. The profes.
sionai revoIutionists are becoming very restless
General Negrcc, who held the highest military rank
in The Republic, has resigned his commission and s
openly mentioned as the coming revolutionary ch,ef
Genera Aurclano Rivera while still keeping is Office
is notorious tor going about among lower officers
and disseminating revolutionary ideas Gene raj Casio
Porteones Is dong likewise Mendez the old chief
o! the Pucba II dams, having had taste OF provs-
ional Presidency aspres pow to the permanent Pres.
ideuey.
BAD RESULT.
Generai hcjia who was Minister OF War under
President Juarez, has returned to Mexico His return
has had Tho effect OF dscon certing incipicn re
ton IL Is believed that President Diaz will unite
with General hejia In ,rort 10 save the country
from another revolution Geu~ral Mejia Will proba-
bly, bs candidate Tor the Presidency
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
BOLD ROBBERY AT NEWPORT.

LIST OF ARTICLES STOLEN FROM THE RESI-
DENcE OF GOVERNOR VAN zAxDr ACTIVE
PURSUIT OF THE THIEVES
BY IELrGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEWPORT, r. l., July 7. 1878.
The bold robbery of Governor Van Zandt's residence
last night has been the OF the day Detect
ives arrived from Proviacace early this morning and
have been endcavoring to ind cew to the thieves,
but without success.
LIST OF ARTICLES STOLEN.
The articles stolen were valued at $J5 600 Among
them were solitaire diamond elrnngt Two solitaire
diamond rings. pink coral aad diamond orhameDIs,
Panama chain gold watch, string of gold peads, Ane
set OF antique earrings. set OF gold ornaments gold
pen and pencil case, ocx containing rings ana sleeve
buttons, old-fashioned set OF ornaments ONYX ring
with the family crest cut ip gold Sace rirat OF
Judge Green, author OF "old Crimes Is deAd" Mr.
Van Zlndrs ia.her, in a coral frame, valued fam
lily memento; also $3.50 money
TIE pIscovERy.
Mrs. Van ,ndt missed tue articles when sue went
10 retire. She came down stars to i1iorm her bus
band Of her loss. while in the meantime the Governor
was puzzirg himself at the condition OF his library.
Before gong up he into THIS room to close
The windows In dong s, he stumbled across a pile
OF books winch, it appears the thief had taken from
II is supposed that tins move made in orior TO
show the wav to the window the thieves were
discovered hie M the house
APrsR THIEVES.
The police were early on the tracs ana sent tele-
grams 10 the police departments Boston, New Y0rk
and elsewhere, but It Is supposed the party or par
ties secured the plunder while the Governor aud his
vile were at tea and IN season to take tho boat
for New York when she touched here on her way
10 New York from FAN River. The robbery
will b. needed lesson to the sumner residents who
In the past We been unusually Careless ABOUT cav
ing their windows open at all hours OF the day AMI
evening. Two notorious thieves, said 10 beiong IN
New York, have been seen proving about ihe streets
OF late They were vel known TO OF tho police
men. reward OF 81, $50 has beeu offered for tho
arrest OF the guilty parties is thought that this
VIII be the means OF securing portion OF the prop
erty. or this sum the State orcrs $500 the city
as much moro ior The capture OF the robbers.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
l2lEGRAPHIC NEWS
From. All Parts of the
World.
PROGRESS OF THE CONGRESS.
A Sitting Of the Batoum Com
mission Yesterday.
TURKEYS GREEK PROVINCES.
Austria to Delay Her Occupation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
PROGRESS OF THE CONGRESS.
TURKEYS GREEK PROVINCES
MIR. CARRIERS SAD DEATH.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, July s, ls7s.
despatch from Berlin states that 1t has been
decided to grant autonomy to Western Roumea,
Epirus, Thessay and Crete, 10 be secured by
European control The Powers will insist on the
recttfcation OF the Greek frontier by Turkey
AUSTRIA AND ANTIvARI.
Austria receives one side OF the Bay OF Antlvarl,
and Montenegro receives Nlcsics.
THE BAToUM QUESTION.
Considerable progress was made in the commits
sion yesterday on the BatOum question. A com
plete settlement has not yet been accomplished,
but is expected that it VIII be in today's sitting
OF the commission, which precedes the meeting of
the Congress.
ENGLAND AND CYPRUS.
The British Channel squadron has appeared of
cyprus. This has revived the rumOr concerning
the purchase OF the island by England. Minister
Layard Is reticent on the subject. The Porte how
ever; declares that contract in regard to the
island has been concluded
PRISONERS OF WAR;
Russia and Turkey have arrived at an under.
standing in regard to the return OF the Turkish
prisoners OF war; and several steamers have been
despatched to bring them to Constantnople
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST.
The occupation OF Bosnia and Herze govina has
oeen finally postponed until August, In order to
give time Tor the restoration of the railways and
1or the organization OF the future administration
OF the provinces.
sERvA SATISFIED.
Prince Milan, opening the session OF the Skuts-
china at Kragujevatz, declared that he was salts
fed with the decisions OF the Berlin Congress rela-
tive to Servia.
sCHOUvALOFF's HOPES.
IL Is declared IN Russian circles that the prospect
Of Count Schouyalon's succeeding Prince Gortscns-
Kof depends upon the Counts ability to inaugurate
apolicy aiming at an English alliance.
MIR. CARTER's DEATH.
The HERALD's Paris correspondent tclegraphs
that 1t now transplres tnat Mr. Carter drowned
himself While laDOrng under a nt of temporary
unity. He had been very i'll and despondent for
several weeks
MODELLING AND THE RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS.
The Berlin National Gazette says 1t has been in
formed that the Austrian police have discovered
circumstances leading to the belief that Dr. No.
biing's attempt on the Emperor's life was con.
nected with the intrigues OF Russian socialists.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
ISRAELITES OF MOROCCO.

EFFORTS FOR THEIR RELIeF AND PROTECTION.
WASHINGTON, July Z, 1873
The Secretary Of State, in compliance with a re.
quest madc by Messrs. N. y. Issacs, OF New York,
and Simon Wolf, OF Washington, President and Vice
President OF the Board vi Delegates Of the American
Israetes has Instructed Consul at Tangicr, Mo.
rocco cooperate with the representatives. Of other
governments using his good Offices behalf OF op.
pressed Isreciites N the Empire OF Morocco Tho
srucons are similar 10 those given several years ago
to Mr Pcixotto, then Consul al bucharest, when
proved penencIal ior the relief and protection Of
the Jews, who al that time uersccutsd In Rou.
mania.