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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
Wheat Figures for Srvsn states.

For the seven States 81 Illinois. Iowa,
Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and
California, the conclusion arrived nj II that.
after d"ducting IL .0OJ, 600 bushels Of de-
crease of crops In Minnesota by reason 81
the damage done In July. and s.gyD, 90 80
j,eo0 600 from the same caus. in Iowa,
these seven States will produce Mt leas,
20 COG, 900 bushels more wheat In ISIS thai.
they did in ls1s
The reasonable expectation ~ the whole
crop 81 wheat In ia" United States this
year was ~. eo0. go This has been ~.
duced by the ,!amae. ia Minnesota and
Iowa about y. 000. 900 bushels. thus re-
ducing Ia" t"tal crop ~ wheat this year Ia
about ioI 900. go bushels. Those who
will take ia. pains Ia inquir" carefully viii
De- convinced that the actual e.pcfiene. 81
above this estimate.
Turning now Ia the probable demand. We
find that We had over i0s 600. ds1 bush.l.
"a spare out 81 the crup ~ 81. 90. eo1
bushels In ls77, thus showing thst our r.-
quirem.nts for seed and cnrHunpiion
In the year IL September Ist. 1s1s. have
been about 2Is. 900 90 bushels
Assuming now that our requirements fsa
seed and consumption 20 September 1t.
l-1s, shall De- even much a. 220 ooo. ooa
bush" = and We shall stlli have III. ogl 100
bushels for export.
To show how this enormous increased
ability Ia export, compares with shat we
have exported IN pat years. the following
figures are given ~ the total ertsrts Of
wheat and wheat -four In the fisssai years
ending June S0th - each year
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
1HE EAST.

THE Orangemen and Catholics of Otta-
va, Canada, had riots and fights last week.
JUDGE HARLAN, OF the United States
Supreme Court has opened at Newport r. l.,
O special term Of the Circuit Court for the Indi-
ana Circuit, for the purpose OF trying the case
Of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
way Co., VS.. TIE Columbus, Chicago a. Indiana
Central Railway Co., and Roosevelt and Fordyke
respondents. 1t is a case involving $2O,oOO,-
600.
MOVES, the convicted New Jersey in
surance officer. was taken to the State prison on
Wednesday last.
THE victorious Columbia crew arrived
in New York on the 10th.
THE Directors of the Bank Of New York
have decided that it was desirable to reduce the
capital Of the bank from -, OOO.OOO to 81, Co.,
OOO in consequence OF oppressive taxation.
THE New England Governors will hold
a meeting at Bennington, Vermont, this week.
Purpose not known.
HROF BAXTER, Professor OF Execution
at Harvard College, was drowned on the 18th at
Cape May while swimming out beyond his
depth. The body is not yet recovered
MURAT HALsTEAD. editor of the Gin
cinnati Commercial sailed from New York for
Europe on the 18th.
The Potter investigating committee is
again in session, in New York.
JOHN H. RAYMOND, President and Pro-
fessOr Of mental and moral philosophy at Vas
sar College. died Wednesday morning, aged "a.
AUSTIN NJ. KNIGHT, a well known New
York oil merchant, committed suicide by shoot
Wednesday morning. He failed in business on
Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

with vessels Of all kinds. The water was to
rough for the fleet to 60 through manoevers.
AMONG the successful American exhibits
in the Paris Exposition, are the Mccormick
reaper and Pullmans palace car. Specimens o.
American coal and wheat received gold medals
The fighting between the Austrians and
Bosnians at the battle Of Maglai on the sth.
lasted eight hours, the insurgents obstinately
holding q succession Of strong positions The
Bosnians lost 2OOkilled and wounded 200 prison
ers On Friday the Austrians advanced against
the strongly entrenched position OF Nrundum
ANOTHER call for the redemption Of $50
consols of 1865 to the amount Of five million
dollars has been made by the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent.
loan continue to be large.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
Ripening and Reapins.

The sun beats down in fierce ard burning, rsys
On shaver fields, and fruits, and golden
sheayes:
The southern treeze scarce moves the pendant
leaves
kree-deer in pools the dro~sy cattle stand
No trout dare venture from his cool retreat
sweet,
No note is heard from all the feathered band
Adown the meadow and along the plain.
Where heated labor courts the shslter;rc
shade,
The strong armed mower with his flashing
blade
How calm and solemn seem these August DAYS
This mid-life OF the growing, changing year
How full of promise for the Autumn near,
When field and garden yield their annual praise
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
NEWS SUMMARY.
WARRINGTON.

THE Cabinet on the 18th approved the
universal postal treaty recently concluded at
Paris.
PORTION of the Fitz John Porter in
vestigating committee visited the old Bull Run
battle field last week, for the purpose Of settling
some disputed points.
THERE is no truth in the rumor that
Secretary Thompson intends to relinquish the
Secretaryship of the Navy, to be succeeded by
Gov. Rice OF Massachusetts,
SINCE 1870 there has been an addition
Of nearly 81 900 to the population of the District
Of Columbia, which is now ascertained to be
l6l,7s4.
THERE Is the authority of Cabinet
officer for the statement that nothing whatever
has occurred Of late to put any new phase upon
the relations betwe this Government and
Mexico.
THERE appears to be some likelihood
that Attorney General Devens may retire from
the Cabinet to take the position Of Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts made
vacant by the death Of Judge Shepley.
THE President has signified his inten-
ton to visit his home in Fremont the last Of
this month, and to go from there to St. Paul to
attend the Minnesota State Fair.
MASON BRAYMAN, Governor of Idaho,
has been suspended by the President, and j.
z. Hoyt, the present Governor OF Arizona, ap-
pointed in his stead Gen. Fremont is now on
10 ALTOONA, 10 assume MS uutleS as eiOy-
ernor Of that Territory.
THE Chinese Embassy, when 1t arrives
next September, will be received by the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet in the same manner that
other foreign Ambassadors have been hereto
fore.
THE General OF the Army will shortly
proceed via st. Louis and Omaha to Denver and
thence to Santa Fe, on public business, return
ing via Fort Union and LeavenwOrth. He will
be accompanied by Colonel A. Med. McCOok,
CoNsTANTINOPLE advices say that Gen
Szaprris' division of the Austrian army Of occu
patton was defeated near Tuzla Oh the 18th 0
August, after battle which lasted 12 hours.
THE Russians occupied Varna on the
! 9th inst The garrison is TO consist Of 1860
men, with 100 guns. |
ADMIRAL HORNBY has been ordered by |
the British Government not to retire with the |
fleet until the Russians retire their armies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
CATHOLIC JOURNALISM.
History OF ifs Rise aad Grosrfh ss the tsif>d

States.
The preparation Of complete and accu-
rate history of the rise and growth Of
Catholic journalism in this country Is al
most an impossibility. on account Of the
existing want of reliable compilations In
regard TO newspapers Of an early period.
and the absence of important data, by the
aid OF which one may treat upon this topic
The same Difficulty. however is encouni-
cred in giving the history IL any of the de-
nominafionI journals Of the United States
Probably the frs, really Catholic journal
that was ever published in the United
States, though il is now extinct, was the
Catholic Miscellany Of Charleston. which
was founded by Bishop England. Thi.
paper was sustained under all vicissituies
| with dignity and erudtion. Its news col
umns offered little bu, what WAS already
amiliar 10 the people III the North. but In
Its educational department there was 10
display Of elegance Of style and cogcncy
wha as vet surpassed. simultaneously
this the publication If the Miscellany tn.
Shamrock appeared in this city. which WAS
needed in those stirring times TO do hatil.,
for Irish independence II was. nevcrthe-
less, good Catholic paper Its career.
however. was not Of long duration, and I,
was soon Superseded by the Trnth- Teller.
a vigorous and able weekly. There Is stu
another periodical. DIR. Bruwnson's CatAo-
lac Rerier. which is. probably. better re-
membered by Americans, IN account of
the individuality which IL displayed In its
columns. rather than the subjects which II
discussed. This Rsrier is not the same IA
the one which is now published under this
name. and which Is ably edited by Mr
Hickey. DIR. Brownson was sccaJcr
from the Protestant Church. and he dis
played the Zeal which is generally manifest
III 10y neophytes. He .njoy.d brilliant
European. as well A. American reputation.
as scholar. and he lai,or,,,i ind-fatiyahly
In behalf Of the Church whose cans. he
had .spoused.
There are at present published In Chi.a-
"a three Catholic newspapers ot
which Is In the German language and
which have, unitsdly. u circulation of over
10000. Indiana has three. Iowa three.
Louisville two. having a total circulation 81
q, 900. New Orleans has threr-onr of
them published In Preach and all together
aggregatng circulation of -. 600. Balti-
more has two. one In English and one tn
German. each Of which has "A good circula-
ton. Detroit has two. one Tcutonic AMI
the other English. ST. Paul. Minnesota.
has two. published In German, with "a fair
of readers. Buffalo has three
two German and one English. Of which the
circulation Is about IL 600. Gin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

In the last seven years We bought Of
China and Japan in round numbers $685.
OOe,OO worth Of commodities, and they
bought of us SG5.OOO,OOO. During the
same time We bought of Mexico S95, O0O,-
900, and she bought Of us $50, OOO,O We
bought of Brazil and the South American
States 1886, 600, 900. and they bought Of us
S7s,OOO,0OO. We bought Of Cuba, Porto
Rico and the other Spanish possessions
1915, O00, 900, and they bought of us SIPS
900. 900. We bought of Great Britain ST.
$40, OO0. 900, and she bought Of us 81, 1876,
600, 900
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

THE Financial Chronicle shows the re-
duction in capital that bad business and
heavy taxes have compelled the banks Of
New York city To make in the last two
years and a half. In 1870 the reduction
was 81, 100. 900. the largest single cut down
being Sl,2OO,0OO by the Bank Of the State
of New York; in 1877 it was s., OOO, 900, the
Bank of Commerce reducing $1,000, 900,
the Fourth National 1885, 900, and the
Metropolitan 81, OOO, 900: and SO far in 1878
the reduction has been $2,SlO,OOO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
NielA.DigxinE IN New York CitI.

Roberts L Peer. California miners. hay.
for two months been digging for gold In
New York. In the Bond stree, iire IL
March. ls.1. over 4 million dollars worth
of gold and silver and plate i-welry were
lost The melted metals were SEARCHED
for by the Insurance. Companies and pro-
prietors. and many nuggets were secured
Then the miners csfer,-! ten pr cent. to
be allowed Ia rewash the debris They
completed tn. job. and saw they have re-
Allied So. eoo from their guli-di1ging In
Bond street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
Give . ChiIA PI~ssy u ksss -
grs~h Air.

Dsh't 80: a did 20 slesp 9TH al odd
Tsrssn. G8sssiseH sbOaJd sIecv atossr. 90
sIta thssr near tbsss ovn sSe EFss =
iai- a<Igfs, ne W ssssp sak IL nsoffsss.
Grap.isssss 1re A<nsatIs. ;lse ssss,i.sa. nd
s.szgt iis~ isIsz - sts lszsx ks<ys.fal Thy
ssui III ds7sr h'iIe srs<s ca ssss5ie asss
- tbflf iasSks 10 sfnisf. fbrs sisssFb az
The sizIsiF a To child. phil iksy g5s~
uaSbinz N f.<u-n- E<stsF tsssst<s. = 40.
so1s. -sszs oAd lSsss -szssAs. srui iiz.:
xosA - s,~-.sssasss 10 . elasfs s.eallk.
AL is szzszfssss. SKIS sssry sat- - frssA
zis q ~ssfszi ~ . ss.s;5 So Hs.ss J; gus
and raksa fsfresisssj for sssr ksz ia dsy.
bgx Hsoch rsorr, tten. 4 nsvsss raDezs 81
t1ss Rssd rfsi znsi ~ isao . oe<S sE~s- ITs
paex ~ Asy a e1z,a. rzss.s~>4 -. fi-r tsfsa<
fosx. snd tsss vs31h q fAs tssi e s..iy
bosBsLes ~ tis. tafts sslss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

The Uniis-i stz.s-s c.a-Bs - LIE sfves
The as-s-s-s-d value - property b al the
STATE Of y -si 81 sss - raj sstzfs.. AID
~. ZIG. sss s4rs J-sr~nsi estate. rssksnR 4
tosAl - els Ell. ~ sri. iSsi s-zirusts-- The
tru. valcs - r.s.l AMI t-rr-slss s-ststs II
81. ~. rs. Iss n III. iise &s-SS-zi saAlis-
- psoS--rFy in The STATES. - sssea ~
sy,S0f-ls Ans@rs-aa Air4afI4c 70 i.5I. ~A-
sls. .ss CT s,i. rtsra .; tts~ sarss ratss a.
estimate. n I.-s. sOGS3 HzAxe H. sf7ss
VAIN. q r..1 zE-i t--r.-<sAl s-ss..> sss 30.
ssI So 81 tnsr-a-~ in -~~S.-n yam - "a
.s..I. rs. 90 al .ssst.Aa iEslr-4se a s@Ts. ..
lcs- ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

THE statistics Of travel on the New York
annals show that the number OF boats 50
far cleared this year from Buffalo is :,70s
while for the corresponding period
of 1877 only ?,3lS cleared. The tolls aS-
gregated S25I ,s2s.ss, as against $780,
III 20 last
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Searrh for Q Missing uaa.
TToT<sa Cornrnouvealth-l
kansas CITY Times.

City Clerk Wiilcox now has Ia HE Js,--
session letter addr-s-,d % Mr.. J. sustain.
evidently intended for Mr.. James Ds-sAn-
Ts.- hitter. after t-.ing changed ~ reearSis
spelling. rads snm@thing IKE this.
August ,. iss.
Mr. j. DUsTAN-
SR-Did a man de IN SS1fh Togska
In I-13 81 1874. by The nam ~ J. IL Bsssst
and dsd b. Ci. % l. s>rCiing hoN1-e k~ps Nv
a man by N. name - JA,Vs Martin, and
sa- be tGri.-I bs 90 q. thu .Ipenssr - ths
city. JosHPH BEnx
S--necA N~mzka Co. Kan
Box Is
II anyt..fy knows anything eszo.ssiif2s
III. al-5y-. D. dDa,s II suaE IT, r.se.is-d
very thankfully lsy its writer - The b~stss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

THE daily amount of work performed
on the London Metropolitan Railway,
which includes the most important part of
the underground lines, or section eight
and one-half miles long, is certainly pro-
digious. Over the main line there are
according to the published official state
ment, 442 trains in the twenty -four hours,
and, over the widened lines, Sos, or a total,
in that time, of l,0l0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

A TRAIN load Of teas and silks, valued at
over half million Of dollars. now on
the way East from San Francisco, the bulk
Of ii consigned to New York. The COLI
slant succession of these rich consign-
mentS overland must eventually make
large inroads upon the through ocean
traffic
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We shall therefor. hase nj sassf -. tsSB.-
600 n1sfs for export IN the year ending
September Lat. les. than ever before.
II uosIbI gn ts-yvnJ the pfUvin1s Il The
present artscIe to inquire Ia detail IN re-
gard 81 tie probable foreign demand 'fY this
great incr-a~e IN ssus surplus IL NAV.
hc~evsr. D. said thai The usual tosAl rc
qtiirernef;s - Gr~a; Britain fvr .vh~s; are
al-pu; i7o. go fss bushels -ac.s year az
this she usually rsi~sz si>Sst 80 s-ss s<s o.
100 GA s,o asrss-if. and has o. import tbs
rs-rssalfssJer Tfis ye.s -Ae VII tsrsfssi,iy
require Ai-sst - fsss CO. b4lsheis 'rrytn all
f.srs-igTl csssntfles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

BERLIN dispatch says that the Rus
sian expedition to Central Asia aims at the
occupation Of six minor Khanates between
Anu Darya and the mountains OF Hindoo
Koosh. One of these. Vakhan, is tribu-
tary of Afghanistan Its occupation
would reduce the distance between Russia
and India to .f25 miles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

A SINGLE item will illustrate the course
Of trade which is giving us such balance
in our favor against foreign nations. In
1878, We exported only twelve million yards
OF cotton goods, while last year we ex-
ported one hundred and eleven million
yards, while there has been a marked de-
crease in the amount OF dress goods i'm
ported in these years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
THE SOUTH.


In the State lottery drawing, at New
Orleans on the 18th No. s.. I72 drew the CAPT.
tai prize Of $3OOOO; it Was sold at Grayson,
Crittenden county, Arkansas. No. ), 40 drew
the $1,000 prize-sold at Lafourche Crossing.
Louisiana. No. ), -. drew =, OOO-sold at Chi
cago
A DISPATCH from Augusta saws Broker
Toney at Edseneld, s. C., on Monday shot and
killed Thomas and James Booth brothers To-
ney was then killed by friend OF the Booths.
Seven others were wounded. one MORALLY The
trouble grew out Of family feud Rather hot
work.
THE vote for the Alabama State ticket
lbemocraticl was about 5000. There was
no opposition. The Legislature will be almost
entirely Democratic
COTTON picking is the order Of the day
nov throughout the Southern States
THE latest returns show that In the
next Legislature Of North Carolina there will be
100 Democrats. 81 Republicans, and II indie
pendents.
JEFF. DAVIS Is going Ia deliver an ad-
dress at the cornerstone laying in Louisiana
this week.
The wheat crop throughout the grain
belt OF Texas is heavier and better than at frs.
anticipated and lately represented.
IT Is reported that Gov Hampton has
forwarded q requisision 20 the Governor Of Ohio
for the person OF ex-tioy. Scott, Of south Caro-
lima, charged with political corruption
THE entire White Sulphur Springs prop
erty Was again offered for sale on the 18th, un-
der . recent order Of the United States District
Court, but the sale xas Again indefinitely post
poned because Of inadequate bid. viz $500. tssD.
Four negroes We're hanged last We'd
nesday At Donaldsonyille. Ia, for murder
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS has been re-
nominated for Congress trozn the Eighth ti-orlia
District
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

The Pension Bureau has already re-
ceived over 2, 900 applications for pensions
under the provisions Of the law passed at
the last session for the relief of the surviv-
ing soldiers Of the war OF 1872.
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HOGS.
HOG SAT.Ea-
HORSES IND MULES.


A"h III En- a. COlu ~ ASS1ONS.
Following are the rates Of storage on grain in
Kansas City, in effect since Feb 10. 1877:
Wheat, rye and barley. first fifteen days, &c
per bushel; corn, first 10 days, lc per bushel;
oats, first ID days, lac per bushel
Commission charges for the sale Of grain are
as follows:
Wheat, l2c per bushel; corn. oats and rye, lie
per bushel; barley, &c per bushel.
By resolution Of the Board Of Trade. the first
charges on all grain received and sold in store
in Kansas City. are to be paid by the purchaser.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

IT Is autographed from Montreal that the
Grand Trunk authorities have effected such
liberal arrangement with Mr.. Vanderbilt
that the project of opening up new route
to Chicago will be abandoned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

ONE result Of the late Texas Democratic
Convention may be division of that great
State into two or more States. The DIAL
las Herald, as the representative Of North
em Texas, joins the San Antonio papers in
this movement, with the watch word, Let
the State be Divided, and pledges itself
to enter upon this work at once.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

The acreage under corn cultivation in
the United States for the maturing crop is
placed at 1000, 900 acres which is some
what less than that of the crop Of 1877.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

IT was Massachusetts, tramp who,
when caught stealing watermelons, said
thar he was i'm favor Of greenbacks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
Editorial COMMENTARIES.

THIRTY locomotives have been ordered
by the Erie Railway from one of the
manufactures of Paterson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

1T IS rumored that Jay Gould, owing to
embarrassments from the late decline in
Northwestern stock, will soon lose control
of the Kansas Pacific road
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
Movement Of Treights.

The quantity of through freight for
war,ie,i TO the East by the Union Pacific
Railroad i'm June was As follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
GENERAL PRODUCE.

CATTLE.
Prime, av. 800 to 400 $500 "a BIB
Fair to good av. l, $50 to 300. 2.751 81,
Native butchers steers, av / 600
to l, $50 ....... 3Iod b.,
Native feeders, av. !, 900 to !, $50 a 80,
Native stockers, av. 500 to 900 2.gUcl 30,
Native cows, fair to good. 2.2Od III,
Native oxen, choice. ..-..... 10 80.
Native oxen, fair to good. ....... ...e1 -.
Wintered Texan steers..-..... 235d = Il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22

THE Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe ex-
tension from La Junta will be completed
to Trinidad and ready to use by Septem-
Der 10th, 1878.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that ia pursuance of the r'isr of the Probate Cuur Ot the County of IavaIai. in the Territory If Arizuna made on the 4th day of April is76 in the mstier of the ksiaie of Saduck Jacks R. dpceased the undersigned Executur f said Estate will sell al private sale to the highest bidd-r. for cash In one Tarctl Ot otherwise. as the undr signed shall d' eide and suIj-ci tn confirmation by said Probate Court on Monday. June 24 Is75 af l2 o'clock. NL of said day. at the office Of " A Hanc. ck. in the town of Phenix. in the Cuuniy uf Maricopa. said T-rri;orv all the the time ( his death and all the right title and interest thai the seid estate has by opera lion of law. sr otherwise acquired. other than. or in addition to that of the sad int state at the time of his death. in tpal these lots, pi. ces or parcels of land. sit ate, lying aud being ID the County of Ma:icO! a, and described as iol- lows
 The north east quarter of the south-wes qua ter; the sDuth hals Of the nurfh-west quar. ter of Section F. urt--n (l4l. Also the south half of the rorth-east quarter ant the north hall of the sruth we quarter of Section Elf teen U5J all in Township l. north df range tnree (3J east of the $ It River aud Gila ma ridian- Also, un :ivid-d interest Of one fourth of that eer. ain irrisaiing di rh knuwn as the Wilson ditch. situate in the S.,lt RivrI Val. ley. in said Count, of NJ incupa an beilg That particular di cE used heretofore in irrig;tii r the lands above mentioned
 ELMER VNNBUHEN.
 Executur of the Estate oi ZAduck Jack son D-csased
 . June > lS7'. I7-2t
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
 Freight Facts.

The following freight for Mai cora county has arrived at Yuma :;
 For FheLix-May 25-G E L lC mdse, A X F. 20 mdsc, A Goldmai brandy, A X E 3 saddlery, 4 M Jmes 3 tol acco, Goldman, cigars-Ma, 26, A < E, 3 boots, Golden Star VI Go. 2O7 machinery, A X E. III miners supplies, A M J X Co, ? cigas. B X Co, 1 cigars J M T, , drugs, J M c l ice chest. May 27. T Howe, furniture { (Imdiluapoli-l.-M " 2S. E Irvine, 6 mdsr, Asher x Ellis. Sl grocer ie<-May go. J M c, ? mdse, J G, orgc. 42 l.quor.
 Wickenburg-May 25. P W Smith. , powder. lO3 miners sup plies-May %, F L Brill, , har- nes>-May 3l. M l. Peralta, l cigars.
 McMillenv.lle - Hannibal Mn'g Go. May 9. 6 powdrr-May 2s. so machinery, l lard uil-May 29. Hann.bal Mn'g Go, l rock bucket.
 II H,yden's Ferry.-Mly 9. 10 drugs, 20 md<e-May 3I. c T II 36 hardware. 75 groc 'ries.
 MoDowell-May %. 45 stoves.
 DEPARTURES FROM YUMA.
 For Golden Star Ming Co-Mny 26. Hics cv with Sl41, Sorr, Il with SSO5 and Wit. with 34OO-May 29 Hahn 5000, Alvar z 7250
 Fo- PheniX-9O0 B X s, l7OO fir w, and an ic.. machine for E X Coprlmd.-M,y 30. 14,OOO fcrihc 1'iptop and 500 for Glohe. Har- 2 ave leaves June 1. with 5000 for J George.