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for Sat ano % Get.
PARTMENTs 10 rent low To good tenants IN nrst
n class tenement 6T2 1t Az. also IN houses
353 East 10Th - 6.3 East sh st. 2ls last 1h st 3 East
Ash 3IS East 18th Il 537 West 5i It. city also Pros
pect and Jay, BroDslyn, and l76 Cmon Av., Williams
bursh. Apply on premises " To- ~ 80
EXTKAOEDINARN Barsain Handsome 81 no
H cottage or 500 i've rooms. loaufuul sar'n, near
depot Eh1ahchport. y. J. Also sit.o house Tor s2~o
immediate possessions perfect -en seven rm, beet lp
cation EXtho Import. iul lot; extra cruunt II wantc :
easy terms Also other houses kELLu0G, ) Broad.
way, y i5l ID 81, Eh1aucthnort
HOUSES, FLATS, &c, 10 let in Nimth ward
L BLOOMER. - grove st.
I ARGE aud small room, To let with board, also day
a hoafdcrs 2OS East broadway
OFFICES TO LEr-in second story sun building.
" front and rear. well lighted ami steam heated Az
Iiv nj sun Publication OHce Nassau ami FRANKFORT 50
THE STORE lbd Nassau -. san hudin-. IN lot.
suitable Tor bauhlns, Insurance, or general pusncss,
team heated. Apply at the sun fubhcHuon Once. ~
Nu~suus'
VNO LEr-First lott in new hmtlns; ~ Bowerv,
hard finished walls Inquire OF IlloS ID GROVE ~
BowerN
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Tho County Physician was called to investi-
gate singular case oil death In Middesex county, n g.,
yesisrday. young man named Fletcher about %
year, age seated with two little children the
bank a hTouk card Mile Run the outskirts OF New
hrhn,~'tk Mlhts Out b"ais tor them with penknie'
ne Mas stiHh with M and Tell upon his lace in the
H"Wf' ANiuush tue stream Is not more than inc h
a""p At that point he was sopncd before he
lnW 'hlhlfcn too young understand what the
"hs' were found 81 fi.i ~ ON ui. holy.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Avn, ,i,rt,' - ~ y ~ T., ,,,.,,

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On AMI after Nov l.. 1871
trains leave New York, VIA DcsbrOsscs and Corianit
IS Ferries. follows
ENrrcss Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
WIN Pullman Palace Cars attached, A NJ, and So
+. NJ daily.
Fer Wrnam.rort Lock Haven CORY, ami Erie. ats ~
L. VI. CONNECTING at CORY TOR Htu.Nllc. Petroleum
Centre and the on k,sions. For wthamsport ami
Luch Haven, - 4. NJ
Fer halhmorc Washington. and the South, Limited
MAsiu-tuu Express Ut Pullman lirlnt cars daly. cN-
Ccpt SUNDAY $50 A NJ arrive Washington I.tOP VI.
keg"i4r a. go A. ~, l. 30 aud p NJ sunday, $50
aud - +. VI.
En- rc,sfor Philadelphia. : 49, 20 o $50 Iimitcil II
\. NJ, l. I. o. :. 3d. T. : 80. and - r. NJ sunday. .
cla-s Z T.. NJ
Boats u "Brooklyn AnncN" connect with an through
unneai Jcr~> Guy anoriing speedy and drectWaa,.
ter Tor lrnnhl yu travel
r.! trains 70 Newark, Elizabeth. RAILWAY Princeton.
Trenton, Perth AmhoN, Fennston, Briylerc. ant
other points, srr lut al schedules al all Ticket Orr.
Trans arrive From Ptt>hugsh 80 ami 10 ~ \ VI AMI
lu2nP VI dMlN, 10 - 4. VI. ana go T. NJ diary, cN-
cent MouiAN. From WASHINGTON AMI Baltimore. Is -
NM - NJ, 40, -, ami 10 10 7 NJ sunday
"uMl ~ From Philadelphia. > h'.a ~. - -,
10 To- 10 ~ II snA VI 10, TO- 10, a 30 a. pll,
ANA 10 ~ T. VI sunday. 800, 600, . ~, 10 A. II,
A NJ Is lu. and 10 - T. VI.
Ticket Onccs i36 ami 90 Broadway, Aston House,
amt loot of neshro~.cs and toripndt stS Court n,
Brooklyn, IA ltH amt lis lut,un ST. Inhnkcn, Depot
FRANZ THOMSON, l.. T. FARMER.
General Manager. General PASSENGER AGENT
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miscellaneous.
ttrson,I qolIt,s.

tlrrson,I qoltts.
A TTENTION, paucnh'-D PROTlN from Paris,
"A "a Bond i, - year, experience, consultation, ~
all Diseases -kin disorders ami nervous debility speedily
ami radically cured
4 LII special complaints. medical or surgical, safely
"A and successfully treated. Advice roe
DR. HKAnFOlp 49, East IAN ST
4 IL. DISEASES ut mon -prcdiN cured Cun,utl-
~ uluirrr. In SCllNAB rs last Sth st. near ST aN
PROHIBITIONS lNlsornuns >Nrupcurc> stomach,
ID uNVt kiIutN ti>vt- female weakness, ~ also
STORES manhood Ac., Goo ai,icc Tree, 40 Broomr IT.
nIsEASEs OF MEN speciality, cure nom : "
- lNIa> ak DYE ~ West | itn It.. near btn lN
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8uslnrss G1antts.


LNOR SALE-ro Hotel Men and Capitalists The
u most elegant summer house between New York and
Boston sold Tor Oh, NTH Of its original cost competey
mrti,hed accommodations Tor 800 guests Fun par
ucuAr with circular SWING view OF the house and plans
each huor obtained free ui Putnam and larrnsion
real estate brokers - fremont row. Boston tA.o
Wll forward Ia any aldrs nhr Real Estate Advertiser
containing nearly ON farms in Ma,slchu>eusi
JNIHST-CLASS bakery To let, IN good neighborhoOd
Il with OF without hNturts rent reasonable Inquire on
the premises Il Lee av corner Wilson st. BrookynED
nor sAIE-Dinng saloon, at 30 Bowery; the owner
having two places, Will dispose OF either one cheap.
NEWS stand and route for sale. Inquire attn W,
~ ner 3ih st. and Broadway. Good reasons for selling
TO LET-From May l. bakery, 26I Water ST. New.
Il burgh; in good location, with store in 'front.' and Is
now doing good business Inquire of
GEORGE TAMkIN, 25l Water st, Newburgh, n. Y
RIO Amateur Printers-For sale very cheap a Pearl
l. printing press, bed lOxs inches; lead cutter, and
cabinet with 10 ounts Of type Apply to
GRAY a DAVENPORT, II Pine St
ITO LET-Best corner in South Brooklyn, corner Of
King and Van Brunt sts lately occupied by NJ Oil
more a grocery store. Inquire OF
jake WALSH. DIT Van Brpni n
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An Aged Frenchman's Suicide.

Godfred Tremley. an aged Frenchman, re-
siding In Clinton street Hoboken, died yesterday morn
Ing dose OF Pans Tremey had taken poison
several times before Twice he attempted To leap over
board from boat and was prevented He was laborng
under temporary insanity caused bv domestic troubles
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN rlIROrGlI TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nErula ~ PHILADELPHIA,
THO IL MN Aukh.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and tho
Fastest Time consistent wlti absolute SAFETY,
on and after Nov II, 1877,
Express Trains Leave New York, VIA Desbrosses ana
Coruandt SIS Ferries AS follows,
80, X ~, Y.;U huiicdi. II A NJ ,I,45663n 1882
T. NJ
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $40. IS, T. 100 =
: -. ami ~ A. NJ dimltcd express, rs r VI y, ? l.
81. anl 7sa NJ. ami = midnight on Sunlly,
so, d.3l, H. $40 A NJ !, 50 +. NJ. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices, 026 and ga Broadway No Aston House.
and loot OF Desbrosses and Coruantt Court St,
ana BROOKLYN Annex depot loot OF Fulton St. Brookyn
IA ll6, and lis Hudson ST., HoOoken, depot Jersey
PRANK THOMSON, L. r.. FARMER
General AAnAasL SsnIPasssnger Agent
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Asses OF MEN speciality, cure nom 3 u
~. OK plth ~ West l itn It.. near btn aV
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TROY. April ls.-" Dutch" Harmon n,aadad
o1 Isss IA us Court Of Sessions To two indctme ns
Dahnsm9lA prison for tour ysars on each nj
making eight Essrs In all ~ '-sA 'H1's'hsh"
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&oayo anO Aoom5.
NEW BRIGHTON. n. I.-Bonrd wanted for
~ gentleman and VIE tor the summer. commencing
middle OF May, terms 500 per mouth, references eN.
changed. Address II T. W, hoN lOl sun office.
FEW men to board - TO 81 man and wife Ss
"a also girls, ~ week, at jid Pearl IT.
FURNISHED Ton houekecpius large and small
rooms or eeniienen Shtnf1 wcehlN II East 10Th st.
IIENISNED rooms 10 let in private American
u ialmN, iron ~ hu - SOFA wees ~ Norfolk 81
ENTLEN ~ ur adics can be accommodated with
~ board ana comorlahie rooms, also gentleman and
wife AT 2Di Canal ST.
1 AKGE furnished front rooms Tor house keeping 81
~ weekly, private house 50 Crosby and $50 BOone
81. entrance In Mulberry st.
NICE furnished rooms Tor gentlemen; no moving in
~ May. rs Madison st.
THE HOARD DIRECTORY of the Young
Nmncn's Christian Association, East 18th St. pro
cures board IN private ames from $3.50 10 81 per week.
or furnished rooms IRON 81 30 tn 81 week.
required; hours IRON ~ until o'clock
rI'O LET-In private house a furnished front room
Il Tor housekeep ping - 90 3li Bruone st.
I0PRINCE STA lone lady wishes few respect
~ able girls to board; terms moderate.
900 9TH ST., corner Bowery.--Furnished rooms,
~ with board, FOR gentle nan and WIFE terms mod.
sTstsi table boardsrA Call log ~ week
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Sust mn fuuylO.
Gral q siatt.


A SMALL. house In 10th -. South Brooklyn. 500
\ mortgage due IN years; will eXchsnge Tor small
house IN East New York Apply to Mr. MARKS, 23 West
Thirty third Il. New York
Coon lands Tor sale. So per acre on years time to
" farmers gardeners. ana farm lAhorcrs from the Old
country improved farms also Tor sale at from 81 900
10 5000 Apply To
- w. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA LAND
-. ColoNl.-Resunr mtm-. win houses ana fences,
Tor ~ lar-c lot of garden and field produce,
Just received. be inspected At the ONCE OF
SELDNER General AGENT, SO Bond 81
WEsTBCRY,L ~ acres excellent land, build
w ing new, 10 rooms beautiful location l6H south 4
ST. Wllhamshursh
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and Il
Fastest Time consistent VITA absolute SAFETY,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Assessment Notice.

GILA Observation-Disclosures coMPkNY-
Location of principal ,plaee Of business,
San Franeiseo,e California; location Of
works, ella City, Y9masc9pnty, Arizona
Territory-Noiice is hereby. giTen that at
meeting of the .Raayd of Directors, held
on theiseeond day. ef,1laRehj lS7S, an AS
sessment (No. II OF Five Cents Der share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable immediately, in Unit
cd States gold coin, TO the Secretary, at
the office of the Company Room Is, No.
4l9 California street. San Francisco, Cali
furnia.
ANY stock, upon which this assessment
shall remain. unpaid.on the tenth day OF
April, 1878, will, be delinquent, and adyer-.
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will he sold 5erE
WEDNESDAY, the first day-of May, 1873,
to paythe delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF. advertising and expenses of
sale By order of the Board of Directors.
w. j, PETTIGREW, Secretary.
OfIice-RepIn Is, No 419 TGalifDrnia
street, San Francisco, California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Notice Of Sheriff's, Sale Of Real
, Estate.

~ WHEREAS, by virtue Of an Execution
Issued out rof he court OF VIM, H, TOnge.
Justice of the Peace, First Township, Ytf-
ma county, Arizona Territory dated the
the 10th day Of February, 1876 in certain
action wherein A. ROyse, as plaintiff, re-
covered Judgment against L. A., Smith,
defendant, for. the. SUN of One Hundred
and Seventy Dollars and cosIs, on tire 18th
day of June, 1871, commandi-g me to
aut the; sum of, I've Hundred and Forty
eight 75-1iO, Dollars (s24S75) and accru-
ing costs, have, on, tine 18th day of March,
lS76s lsyied on the following described
Real Estate and improgle.ne . ts7t o-wit: Lot
situated ON -Gila Siought il, the Village of
Yuma, County of Yuma, Territory of Ariz0-
ma, bounded on the South by the .pronerty
of, Fl. E; Lindsey, West by CHA street,
North, by .Ghlnaman and East by ella
Slough, and now known and described on
the official map of said village as Lot
number two,i2A iB Block. number twenty.
six t26l, which Judgment was set sside szId
order made IN. the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District III and for said
county, on the 18th day of March. 1876,
and which Judgment was Subsequently, Z
on. appeal To- the. Supreme Court Of this
Territory, restored, and all liens acquired
by said Judgment AND execution, revived
on the 18th. day, of January, 1873; Now,
therefore, by virtue OF, IN. order of sale
and execution issued auf- Of the Court Of
Justice g.. NJ, Knights Of the. First Town.
ship, Coqsuty-ot ,Ynma.f Ivrfi,qry, of iArizo-
na, dated, the 18th day OF, MARCH,, 1873, insthe.
above mentioned action and .tg me direct.
ed and delivered, Public Notice is hereby
given that, on, Monday the, sthr d.y:tof
April, 1878; at 9 o}'elqek. a.. N. OF. thsfiays
in front of the Court house im,tlIe County
of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, I,wil. sell
all the right, title ard ipterest WHICH. the
said L, A Smith. the defendant, had iih and
to the above described real estate and
improvements, on the said t4th day VI
March, 1876, and ALI the right, title,and in
terest which the SAID defendant has since
acquired. in and TO the, said, Real Estate
and Improvements, at Public AUCTION to
the highest. bidder for cash, to satisfy the
amount now due on said Judgment, Four
Hundred and Thirty- five 12-l0O Dollars
(43512) and interest aud accruing costs.
Dated Yuma, Arizona, March IT, 1878.
W. A. WERNINGER, Sheriff.
By IRA MABBETT, Under Sheriff.
March 10. .5-rr > 49-3w
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Another CORRECTION.

In giving an acc0ant- of ,.the
Grand Rally of Democrats at TUG
son, we cor, conveyed II the idea that
there were present only a. brother
of Samuel Hughes, Esq, and two
others. This was an error: +. IN tbs the ?
m orningy at the time advertised,
there were no more, but the meet
ing was adjourned till evening, . ct
y, which h t tin time two Of Mr.. HIa 'Es;!
brothers were present, and moi
less than four others. Pima is
entitled to go into convention II with
aas1many delegates as Yavapai. If
Prescott will not agree to that,
let's leave it 1. to, the county coma
mittee of Yuma, for arbitration.
4 sjtF 'lff no
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06

Notice is hareby given to all oar eusto-
mers. past, present and to come, that in
the future no CREDIT will be given for
d longer tegJi than one week, and those
now indebted te.Our market are requested
to settle at once or no further credit will
be given them by us. 1t takes money to
buy cattle, cattle make meal; and meat is
what we sell to keep US even on our cattle
and little more so.- Old timers and new
timers will please understand that this
rule Of WEEKLY PAYMENTS is absolute
and applies t.. all alike. We are sensitive
about other peoples feeling, and trust we
will not be required TO hurt them. Gen.
tlemen! PAY YOUR MEAT BILLS, for \
man must eat, to live, and ours is not a
charitable institution endowed by de-
ceased millionaire.
L a. SMITH 4 BRO:
~. go Z. Yuma City Market.
Yuma, February o, 1878. =
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
For SALE.

We offer for sale our BUTCHER BUSI-
NESS in the town of Yuma, Territory Of
Arizona We are the only butchers in
Yuma, and eonsrslr the trade. but wish TO
change off into mining. ,Wefurnish the.
railroad company, steamboat company, Y.
5. government, Territorial prison and the
county with beef VIII sell slaughter
house, corrals, 100 bead of hogs. big and
little, 800 bead of eattle, big and little, and
will let 30 20 bead of horses. We willsell
ON easy termsfer cash, but all propositions
setting out other than cash. terms will net
be noticed by, uss Apply to us by letter Or
otherwise. Il. A SMITH 81 BIO.
Yuma. February 9. 1873. a.. fit
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
THE railroad route.agents receive Art

THE railroad route-agents receive Ari-
IONA mails at Yuma and Dos, Palmss.
Their unanimoas opinion seems to b. that
the EEhrenbers postofiies, Of Yuma county,
puts up worse naila and makes more mis-
takes, than sny other postofice, whose
vagsries they. have ever heard Of Last
week, SEINE 200 letters addressed to Min
eral, Park, and other points in Mohave
county, were received at Dos Palmas, loose
in the bag coming from Ehrenberg. OF
course, to reach their destination, they. had
to be tied up in the usual parcels and sent
back again to Gutenberg. Some of them
.will.zget through-in time-if theEsdQn,t
get sent back again to Dos Palmss By an.
other mistake. L letters destined for Mo-
have county are sent to Tucson, or started
for San Francisco, what's Che good of our
eussing contractors. q coes- .cy ..
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Gen. Q. B. WILCOX, the new

{. Gen. 9. B. WI, WlgIEEcq 2':'s. the new
commander of the -Depastment of
Arizona, has entered e; upon dis
charge of his duties in an earnest
way that will ensure him the good
will and friendship Of the Terri
tory. Almost his first step was to
make a thorough personal exam
ination Of the country in which
so much b t1asH + has as been spilled,
and of the men and material at
his command i! in it. He has al
ready taken Vigorous measures
for ensuring perfect safety to the
country, that are believed to. bye
sure of success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
-Sherin's Sale.

James, N. Barney vs.: H. E. Lindsey and
: : o. u 'sH ,ssDiega Lindsey -,
FINDER ANB BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
L derOf sale and decree of fofeelosGre
ISSUED out OF the District Court: Of the
Second judicial District, in, ard ,fof She
County Of Yuma, Territory OF Arizona, on
Tie Second dry Of April, T. D.s1S7S, In The
'aboTe-entitled action, whereih james NJ.
Barney, the above. .amed plaipuf, obtain
ed "a Judgment and decree against H u.
Lindsey and Diega Lindsey, Defendants, -on
the Eighth days of November, A.; D. 1877,
WHICH said decree was, ON the Ninth day of
November, A. d. 1877, recorded in judy
ment Book A of said Court ut page 4S, l
lot, piece or parcel Of land situate III the
.rillag of Yuma, County OF Yuma, Terrific
fy of Arizona, and bounded and .describ-
FED as follows, tc-wit: a.
Commencing on the east side of ella
street in the said Village Of Yuma, next
south Of and adjoining the property of i
A. Smith, and-running southerly one thou
sand feet tmore sor less), along the east
Hue of sair Street; to the property Of j.
NJ. Redondo; thence easterly five hundred
teet (more or lessy to the edge of, and into,
the so-ealled GilaSlpUgh thence portherly
zone thousand feet tnofe Or 1ess)'to the
.soqthsrly- line of said Smiths property;
and thence westerly five hundred feet (more
''ot 'lessl along said line 70 the place. of be-
ginning: e.
= Public notice, is hereby given that, on
SATERDAY,$; tie TWENTY SEVENTH
day Of APRIE, A. D, 1878, at ten O'clock
ri. of thst day. i'm front OF the Courthouse
IN the Village and County of Yuma, / will
in Obedience to said order of sale and de.
>eree Of. foreclosure. sell the ab4vs-- describ
ed property, or So much thereof as may
be necgsssh.y to satisfy Plaintiff 'sjidgment
with Interest ,thereons and costs, to. the
highest and best bidder for cash. ''--'-''
Yuma, Arizona, April e, 1873
| y @e=i.s W. A. WERNINGER,. Sheriff.
By Ira !, MABBEsTf Under Sheriff. % ..
,April6: - SIX :,52-3w
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06

Major B. C. Truman, SPECIAL agent of
the Post office nept, was here Yesterday.
We regret not hsging space. this week /, for
recounting the improvements in Arizona AZ
mail matters which the Majors coppyersa-
tion leadssto expect. He was to have
come out here some time ago and given
these things his personal atter:ion, but
the hoods, rains andageneral mail troubles
in California absorbed his time and atten-
ton. In Capt. B b the, Departments
has an agent , already in the Territory
Now that agents. are getting in among US,
r. -! ~: - = q i!o,'A'.I'.i@I'
. o..
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Yuma Wheat.


Wheat seems to thrive in this
valley of the Colorado, as it does
along the ella. The grain Of the
Pima Indiansshas long been noted
for its round; plump, besryflike
appearance. , The Yumas have
planted it from time immeEorial,
and thus raised a large part of
their subsistence, though their
planting has been slovenly in the
extreme. Messrs. Redondo first
raised wheat in this county on
large scale, the result surprising
all expectations, as to quantity Of
yield and quality. Irrigation. is
depended on; there is therefore no
failure to fear here, from lack Of
rain or .unfavorable time of its
falling. Our winter and spring
climates are warm enough to give
wheat a vigorous growtk, and at
the same time cool enough in
April and May, to allow the heads
to fill out without drying or shriy-
cling. During the past winter
Redondo made several large ship
rnents Of wheat to Los Angeles,
saiifoTnia, which were sold at a
handsome price. Nearly all Of it
was taken forsseed, on account of
its perfect form and fine appear
ance. The railroad company gave
very reasonable special rates, and
there is no reason why the. Fais-
ing of wheat in Yuma county, for
sale as choice seed in California,
should not grow up into a. large
and profitable business We have
thousands Of acres Of unQccupied
land, and the Colorado and Gila
rivers furnish water enough for
irrigatingf it. The variety raised
here is commonly known as the
White Sonora. It is believed to
be preof, against rust, even in fog
gyportiorls of California; out here
rust in unknown, This Autumn,
experiments are to be made here
with Some Of the Australian var
ieties: they will do well. Any
one can readily believe this, who
will go out to Eedondo's ranch
now, and walk a mile or two
through the thick-growing wheat
whose heavy heads will brush his
ribs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06
Algaroba or Mezquite2

Corydon, in the Anaheim Ga
zette, takes The SENTINEL Edi-
tor to task for asserting that the
Algaroba tree, of which he seems
to consider himself the original
discoverer and present !, Pqettae5Ent t:
is only the common mezquite of
the Colorado River. We merely
refer him to such authorities as
Prof. Gray, DR.. Torrey, DR.. Parry
and Mr.. Engelmann, all of whom
seem to agree in prefering to call
our common leng-pod mezquite,
"Algaroba," instead of prosopis,
the name under which the mez-
quites are botanicalIy classified.
The screw-pod mezquite is COM
mon enough from here to Texas,
and is the variety from which
Corydon insists upon differing his
algaroba. To prove that his pFes-
ent hobby is not our lonG-pod
mezquite, he refers to a man who
carried thorn in his foot % years.
To prove the contrary, we can
refer to Indians here who have
carried algaroba beans in their
stomachs, off and on, for over %
years-go him one year better.
His published description of his
new hobby is exactly that of the
Algaroba glandulosa, of the Colo
RADIO river, here at Yuma. 1t is
an excellent tree for California to
grow for food and fodder, and Ari-
IONA can supply her with tons Of
the seed. Our Indians sell alga.
roba beans cheaper than Corydon
does. Give your orders early. :,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-04-06

MATTERS are beginning to run very nice
ly at the Signal and McCrackin mills. For
while considerable trouble and delay was
experienced il getting all the new ma
chinery' to work together smoothly. The
Signal bullion has all been shipped via
Dos Palmas, consequently we have no rec
ord here of its production, but we learn
that of late it has been yielding at the rate
of $4,000 per month. The McCrackin
mill had been set so that the pans were
running faster in proportion than the bat
teries, thus keeping two OF the pans idle
most of the time. Since that, tbe battery
pulleys have been speeeea up, so that
eighty tons can now pc crushed daily by
the twenty stamps will. perfect ease: The
last cleanup, of which We sss hsve authentic
information, w&a -9..asdset: March IS, wien
$500 was rrn irtS bars. as the.result of
ffty-two hoNrs' run. The product now
must be larger. The ore.is said to assay
over $50. per ton and to yield nearly $50.
Heneefosward, Superintendent Bateman
expects TO ship $4,000 worth of bullion
per month. The Greenwood mill (ten
>stamps) is still at work on the old Nc
Crackin tailings, turning out nearly $4,000
per month. 1t is reported that this mill
will be moved down near the new one, as
soon as the tailings have all been run
through