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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Twelve tons Of Cox & Coplin ore worked
in the Isabella Mil, Melted $3.746.16.
There Il scarcely doubt but what the
Mani Mil will be rebuilt.
The owners Of the Mexican Mine have
II in contemplation to- erect . twenty
stamp mill.
J. W. Hsskin has been most successful
in HE negotiations East. He viii erect =
Mill here With all late improvements.
without dslsy. II will run ten stamps,
Oas hundred and ten pounds of silver
bullion pssssd through Globe this week
from the Stonswsll mill on Its way to
San Francisco. The Mack Morris ledge
runs ssst and vest and not Forth and
south as portrayed on = map recently
published By the Nss York Grsphie.
There are on the San Carlos Reserva.
ton. ersbslonEiis to it, 1888 families.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

A Mr.. Smith who came in from the
San Fernando Ranch yesterday, brought
word that . steam engine attached to a
thrssher ON Mr.. Al. Worknan's place
exploded yesterday morning and fatally
injured tina. gentleman and several OF
his hired men. We were unable to learn
any particulars Of the ACCIDENT. A.
Herald.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

The charge is often made that in Cali.
fornia It costs IS much to get wheat to
market - 1t does In the East over twice
the distance. Few people take any pains
to inquire why rates should b higher:
In the East there 10 seldom such . thing
~ IN empty car sent over o road. The
farms are generally small, cities and
Villages numerous, and trains 70 loaded
both ways. Here it 10 very different
The wheat farms are of enormous sixe,
families are few, the roads Of great
length through . sparsely settled country,
and there ID freight to be carried in only
one direction. The long wheat or cattle
train returns empty. The down frsiEh,
then must pay the entire cost Of the round
"Trip. But this 10 not all. The season Of
Of business II short. while in the East II
continues throughout the year.
Here at Yuma we are in . position 70
appreciate the sbove. thirty or forty empty
cars pass through Yuma daily, these have
to be hauled from ave 70 seven hundred
miles at dead loss.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Our Indians have been gathered on
the river running races to decide Who
ehouls 70 to San Francisco In place of
the man Mr.. Jaeger brought back. The
conteatants dwiudled to three, two of whom
gave up and the victor was taken to San
francisco LAST Tuesday. We are told he
Fan tor three consecutive hours without
stopping even for water. making thirty
three miles in three hours and ten mimi.
to-
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

We And the following in the New Yerh
American EzeAssgs. 1t may be all true
but We have some curiosity to know who
in Yuma sent such Q special Dispatch
Perhaps it came from Aohave. County to
Yuma BY mail:
A special dispatch received in this city
from Yuma, Arizona, yesterday, ssys:
Advices just received here ststs that
considerable excitement prsvails In Min
srsl Park, Nohave County. Parties fron
New York, Boston, Chicago and St. Louis
have recently arrived there and are buy.
ing mining clxims. The Fairfield Nine
is reported to have uncovered body Of
ore asssying from go to $50 per ton in
ltO foot shaft, and the compan~ owning it
10 pushing the tunnel level with . large
force TO develop It.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Some Of the prisoners in Jail. came near
making their escape Wednesday night
lsst (Aug. 9Oth.l They had managed to
make saws Of two case knives by means
Of Ole which some one had bsen kind
enough TO help them to and getting on
top Of the cells. had nearly sawed a hole
through the roof large enough to escape,
whom discovered. Jailsr Comeford must
look to his lsurels. Our idea would be TO
have let them got cut on the roof aad then
made fires delivery with . double barreled
shot gun. The parties engaged in this,
we undsrstard are the negroes confined
for murder. They are now chained down
to the hoor.-Gront County Herald.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

A volcano, or something, occurred on
Granite Mountain last night Aug. 26th.)
Great sheets Of Are could be seen by our
citizens, coming from the summit. It is
thought BY some that 1t was volcanic
.rurtion-Aruon0. Guess 1t Was "some
thing."l
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

A man named Wsthsrell who has been
prospecting near the Pot Holes came in,
on Wednesday. stating that he left Yuma
the previous evening with boat load Of
provisions etc; on his way up the river,
ne Tried to land but Was attacked BY two
indians who dubbed him and drove him
out OF his boat into the water; he sue.
csessd In getting away from them and
eAne INTO town on foot pretty well bat.
ered ny. he applied for assistance At
'as Fort where three soldiers were d.
tailed to accompany him; they found n,
0os'' OUT only sack Of -four and some
Coffee was missisg, they saw no Indian.
Cnn graDo sails
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Fuller'x Cedar Valley Mill, Mohave
County. started up Aug. nth.
The Cerbst Mill started Aug. BID.
The Signal Mil Is reported to he at
work.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06
DIED.

MCLEL1.AN-At Fort Bowie. trizona.
Sept. 3rd, the wife Of NJ jor G. B
Mcclellan, 9th Cav.
MRS. Mcclellan was i'll but three days
and passed away during the abseTpse Of
her husband, who has many friends IN thr
Territory and who condole with him in
bis bereavement.
MAETIN-At Fort Yuma, W Z. Martin.
of Santa Cruz, CAL, on Monday, Sept.
1St.
MENDOZA-At Yuma. Misc Marisns
Mendoza, on Tuesday. Sept. 2nd aged
% years.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Stafford. Hudson & Co. to-day received
another shipment Of ten bars Of bullion
from the Tombstone Company. The bars
number from forty-seven to ffty-six in
elusive, are from 702 to s72 Eue and are
valu I'd at s21, Olo,65. $l122,ss Of which is
gold.-Citises Aug. 80.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

We have received the following Er.
rata for the Session LAWS Of 1879, from
the Assistant Secretary Of thu Territory,
with the request to paste in the copy sent
to the sENrISEL:
1RaATA.
On Page so, Sec 2, 18th line. between
the words "be" and considered" read
collected in the same manner IS now
provided by Law for the collection Of tax.
e. in this Territory, and shall be"
Page 100, Sec. 10, omit all after the word
Act" in 9th line, ard read instead, d" &C.
cording to ths number of persons be.
tween the sges Of six and twenty one
years, as shown BY the census lists Of the
several counties"
Page 102. Sec. IL. 9Th line for ''one hun.
dred read 1.-TWO hundred and City"
Page 1O5, I'd line from bottom Of Sec.
81, between words taxation and land"
read "or subscription"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

Charles d. Young has been brought be-
for. the Supreme Court on a writ OF babe
A. corpus end admitted to bail IN the sum
g SSS 200 With David Farquhsrson and
Grstay Holland ~ suretaes.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06


Major James Bidale ia to make an In
spsction Of the post and troops At For
Apache.
A Court Martial will meet at For
Apache Sept. 18th. officers detailed.
A Court Martial will meet at Whipplt
Barracks Sept. 10th. 8 officer. detailed.
A Court Martial will meet vt Fort Low
ell sert 10th. 10 officers detailed.
Only 26 officers on Cour. Martial duty
at once, but then mo other officers could
be assembled without manifest injury &c
the service"
Major David Perry, hiss been assigned
to the command Of Fort Bowie.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

The Whipple Park Races take place at
Prescott tomorrow, the following horses
have been entered:
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06
BORN.

SIMON. AT Yuma, September, 4th
to the wife Of H. D. Simon.a daughter
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06

De Kalb (Miss.) Septsnber 2-The
Chisholm murder cases were called to-day
In the Circuit Court. The defendants
moved to quash the indictments, but the
motions were overruled By the Court.
The defendants then announced them
selves ready for trial, and special veuires
Of seventy.lv jurors were drawn In each
case. The hrst case to be tried 10 that of
Henry G. Gully for the murder Of Miss
Cornelia Chisholm, which is set for Fri
day. The other cases Will be tired next
week. General Wosdford viii remain
here until the close Ct the trials, bat will
take no part in the proceedings. He
comes - an escort fol- Mrs. Chisholm. A
clerk in the Treasury Department In
Washington IL 9 witness for the prosseu-
ton.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06
ST. vNCEkTS COLLEGE
Los Anseles, Cal.
Studies viii Be ressmed
FRIDAY, Angus = 1T. fo5O
fEtn.
N o T &c E
Mining Investors |

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Directors Of the COLORADO
RIVER COPPER AND GOLD MfNpG
COMPANY offer for sale the followlrg
real and personal property cf the aid
corporation, situated at Empire Plat.
Yuma County. Arizona Territory, on ths
Colorado River, about two hundred md
ten miles north of Yuma City,.
Six mines fifteen hundred Il ,5Oo) feet In
length by three hundred (S00) iest IN.
width. respectively; carrying valuable OF.
idiEed ores Of copper, together with free
gold. The title thereto is derived directly
from the locator thereof aud 10 pndie-
puied.
Also. one nve.stamp quartz.
mill. with power for ten stamps: ell com.
plete with best Of machinery and In rood
running order, under good frame buill-
ing.
Also, complete outfit Of mining impls-
ments, assay Office supplies and materi.
ais. and boarding house utensils ssd fur.
nsture.
The above property 10 in excellent con.
dition and will be sold, entire or IN lots,
At great bargain for cash, in order -
wind up the estate Of the holder Of the
greater part OF the stock.
Parties desiring fuller inform alton vii
please call upon or address the Secretary
at his ONCE.
By order Of the Board Of Direetors.
II. AUG. WHITING, Secretary.
Omce-ROom 9, No. 2l1 Ssnsoms street
San Francisco, California. 17-lm.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-06
NEW TO-DAY.
At Auction.

WIN be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder on
Saturday, September 18th.
The house and land now the residence of
VIM. H. Tonge. The grounds have % ng
trees. is walnut trees, 20 orange trees. 10
banana plants, all In healthy growing
condition; two good wells and water for
irrigation; two comfortable dwelling
houses and . bakery on the premises.
which are open for inspection. The lot
has frontage Of $40 feet on Main street.
The auction will be held at the Post
once 1t 10 A. n. w. II. TONGE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

Various Ways In which People
Have Easerel Esernity In the Pass
Rew uDnv~

Ways In which People
Have Battered Eternity Il the Pass
feu Days.
Two deaths from sunstroke occurred at
Fort Dodge, Wis, on Friday.
Miss Anna Pierce. # Preeport. H.. had
a fatal abortion Performed npon her tbe
other day
David Carnine. an old citizen Of D;,.s-
boro. Indiana committed suicide by hang
Ing recently.
Erxin kunax. Of LAFAYETTE. Indiana.
AGED IL. while en- roase for OMAHA. was
run over BY . train on the illinois, Central
read and received Injuries which resulted
in death.
Mrs. B~uTlingame while going from
Tumah, Wis, 10 Sparta. covered her child.
face TO keep the little s.ne from getting
vet, and npon removing the covering the
parents were horriied to md i dead.
Fri ,h'snei At . fash Of lightning. Mrs.
Hannah Fuller. u wsnpan, Wis, sas dawn
upon = chair and expired. Heart disease
caused death.
Charles Shuitz. q German aged 81 yesrs.
vas murdered recently at the Clayton
co., nty. Iowa Poor-h"u<e by another in
mate named John Sinsens. an old shotgun
being used TO d the killing.
Charles Duryea. . prominent citizen Of
Coram. L. l.. has been fatally gored by an
bail
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
NEVADA MEMS.


Etems Of Interest gu1lea fro1 State
Exchanges
Silver Sfxss~- Three or four dsys ago
8 nsan came - torn frum GGubrie's raneh
and reported that Iaha Tosd had drspped
do~a DEAD the dsy prsvicsus uhsle s=v-sng
a. Ike rassrh- Last eFeaing VIA Guthrie
informed Is sha; there rxs no truth shat
ever in sis report. and that JOHN Mod
xas enjoyirg perfect health q ti- time be
x2s rsYors-1 dsae frosn sunssrDke-
TimesRsrsw-: Wills Tlspsin- ynhn
and Joe Williams. Mr.. Armstrong ssd
other old TE~carorzns reforn+d Yesterday
from sisst 10 The Yankee Fogk mines
They Eert boi pleased with the czsussFy
veil rn0sgh 10 re1zzin fissre. Though they
yield largely They came 10y the way II
Bralrfu, aaa usre IA dsss en- the trip
The letter c. lie Superintendent 81 the
Imperial. dated Sunday. sxy<: We have
removed 3seo lesel bulktsszd. and have
sound the AlphA-Imp@ri4i jaiHf vsaze nm
iBjorrd By the lz,s fire. We have par
tlsilF repaired The barnsd drift On The y
COS level. and have nov = current 81 o-l
air passing through the same into the Bal
lion.
Silver STATE. Nike Donavan. q nnsed
Eastern puglli-s. vino has ih% reputation
II beissg a hard hitter and skill. d in The
manly ART, passed here ON his wsy 10 San
Francesca. where he is To engage IN q hard
glove contest with MCCLELLAN. for 50 .Ue0 a
SIDE IN two or three weeks
Ruins E. Arirk. formerly Mayor Of yir-
gini2 City. has bern agreed upsn BY all
parties a. candidate for Superior Judge
in Alpine county. California
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
PACIFIC COAST.
lSzErzxL nc rx kEzxxz 1xTzx sEyTyKLl
CALIFORNIA
Ealaa Il 0EnS
Sgs- SssgMAx AND S2va.
The Arress 81 Ds.ssan- the Prize
FlsAter-

SAY fKAxlzsra gniv -
1z5rz Wright in tk Cssunrv Cezrr Te-
6sF- SCI gaix Sls- smr fs es@czsaa ID q sez
Basra 81 Dsrs-1SsrS fsr tire ExcA@4ner- AID
AzSnss LIST ~ fAe e3-zz2 Il q rev Bard
tpr zae Be- zu m5nSag coznFzhse-
S1S E-s-2szzsr S4sts nan Ssk N SCI rae
n Aa1f Sa13rs ~xt<sr&as. and Silasn 10
1ax. in exchange for fzll legal ssadE
lozey-
Tar CASnAzas1 are tsr-lzg II hszF dol
lars fGr szxe< crrrzxrxzt sAEA tier lS=
an zha Esrv saear ef ansse@ TIE a~A-1gFsss4n
81 - EEeA aa1ss-E frozz -A- eAsnzk nf
SsrcnAraan- re14s-> detective c1S-s z1sre
EEssanz.<nz than E~zRz-
tie sAsq- NAsizsssn Lzb&sy- wFas
xsknss tss az8es x<-f & Psws Aa-xss
MssAaHgfSa Tsrr5saEy. xesskrGxE E@1n11E-
eEr1ag = 3-Ez-e Freq
Mise DaoExn- the Tw1s 2gAssr- rscS2s-
lE returned frxzm Chsrs-o- sas arr SIZED
vesse-54r- DzosE.a- SHEA ss<-r b-Ezre
vAs zrre>ssa Er h2rsery- hat fArTess1 HIS
s2zL He gate $50 hail AID xzs rxseA-si
H s TAa<y has tsea l35=rss d IN Ssa--
COS BAH The THised STATES Grand gzry,
a0x n sez&& wzs ls-eAxrgsd fs1sE. 1a
eb=aaszee 10 . reveal szx a C0agr<=S-
sAseA rerg4szs ~Fnazss-s n fAe sssEser Il
ehsazEns ErAaa and Fszls l1rOrs IN Jnls-d
States C4Arz<-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
OFFICIALLY.

The Secretary Of the Treasury can issue
an order that the best interests Of the Gov
eminent require him to be transported Of
6cisIly to Maine in a Government cutter
The harbors are badly eaten put and bat
tered up all along the Atlantic coast and
Official inspection. so to speak, ~iii
make Them as good a. new. We oh~erre
that the Secretary was ,owed up to Phila-
delphiA officially" and made q short Of
fetal speech. in which be n elected to an
nounce himself for The Presidency. bat
trampled over all such as ever a=Shsei
that he h.d the way AID she uifi 70 -
sumo. Latest reports describe him in the
act Of ssesmins up. officially "a Cape NAY
to inspect the condifica Il the haihers
he viii probably view the bar
Dor II New York. officially. frOl . rzss1
platform in the Chamber Of Ccmzerce-
and make . fen ofSrisi remarks 20 The
country And 80 an. till he seagas o&essl
xnchcr in some hxrbor in the Ssste ow2&
BY Mr.. Blaine. It is even intiDased II
quarters. when the sea Is caiz. thai
usy be induced 10 TT scne eSnsi
right .bxsf the hznss2s- az
BE- forced 10 secsps An oEcsL eiaD-sAss Al
Newport
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

We point with pride 70 tn Hayes boom
In South AusrieA- Mr. Hayes sail. Is AZ
hitrAtor. that Paraguay shouid have q
patch Of land in dispase besweea her and
Argentine. and the grateful Paragusyans
hare changed the naae Of fhs toxn Villa
Occidental TO Villa Hayes A strun-
movement hiss been started in Paraguay
N force . second Term On Hayes He has
ct the new town mp in basinsss by send
ing ON charcoal sketches Of himself and
Cabinet and copies Of his vesoes. richly
embossed and ineased in a heavy gilt
frame 1t Is undersscod she freight Is pre-
paid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
uraserssg ed has this Day sold his ri ght
title ard ihs<r-sf IN aid 10 the Unsoa Sall2n
snd LcdKirg House property ~ CESAEE
BEILL- whp will ccslexs ali debts dne ne. and
pay all bills due o. scrr INT cs the late oruer-
hip Rsrr1pg from tie shore. I respectfully
h<g tGy cd pxfrozs 10 t~ssov tbs same Hbrrxl
pssrrzsEe ~ my sacr<ssor as they have hereto
fore gwen % Ezs-
GIUSEPPE GTCDIrI,
OF the firm Of C~isi Txttf 4 Co.
Eureka. July -. 1879 iy13 ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ri rs
~ my inteatian % spplv to the sixth yu-
dicisl Dss;rirt Court Of he Sszse Of Nevada. in
and 'or the Counfy Of Eureka. on the First
Day Of August A. d. 1879. At the bocr Of 10
o'elork A. a.. ~ 20 soon tAer~aft.r As such ap-
pliestion esn he beard FIR an or ser of sad
Court permitting me % cary on business N
my own name and on my own a~csunf: the
b1sine-s ] intend TO rsrTy on being tb,t az
hotel snd restsur~nt Keeping, in the town of
Eureka. State Of Neysca
MIS- NELLIE MTI-FCH-
LAsrErRE L BEATTY. Attorneys for the APP
p.ie.nt
Eureka Jaly ;. 1873 jy3-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

HERERY NOTIFY THE P-BLIc THAT I
viii psy m hills Contracted by my son
W LsDD- and that I do not xuthor-
ix- hIm - ord r or transact sny business for
me- and I vi / not BE- responsible for the same
after this d4te.
HIRAM T. LADD.
Eureka. July T.fs-9. tyslMs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
N NOTICE

NOTICE II EEREBT GIVEN. THAT We
IN resag1 tA- . IS ef Pr--iaent aud Secre-
fx-y respectively 81 TIE E1rekE Cczl Barn-rs'
A-scfEfscn- 10 IKE ~5-~f frsm date We hxvs
Used GEr erss eDdsavcs@ 70 prurnof- the inter
exts 81 fh< ensl barnes. and raise the prir~ If
caAs 70 Q c@z-s per bzshs3. In = peseeabie w.y.
ard lever hsvs ceusss-rsno-d any iaxiess pro
81 6ln<s 1r fz<rzerie1< q TIE laws We hxve
retz1Se I'd TIE prlre AZ tie Eurzka 1onsoli-
dzset. hat xcs NJ the Eses E1zd-
Respectfully. JOE HAG6INI. President
EAI-E-S. Secretary.
ERrskx- Sev-. Szzy - ls-s- U-33s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
DIEp.

Ea~ka ,sly as-Gr.c< A.. youngest daughter
oil C. and s<r.h Hsrmon. Il inn2amsuo
ct tie iHaess arrd IL uenth<-
Tie fu1eri MI take piscs this sftrrnoon'
ss :osciocs. from TIE rssdence cf the rsr~nfs.
Sc~sA sprszx street Frsends and seqaAinf-
knces are rs<pe~tfaily invited 20 attend.
vsrxssis- yaiy i<-asry A. ODDS ssed II years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

Ir i within the memory Of many noz
living when the tomato. 90 lore apple, wa
cultivated only ~ an ornament The ex-
ssnt 70 which il now enters into the con-
sumption Of all classes is surprising. Some
idea q the quantity used may be dra~n
iron the carsfuiiy collected statistics which
IL American 6rocsrr hiss recently Iub-
lished Of the amount canned IN 1878. Ac-
cording 70 shis estimate. the packages put
mp in the United States last year amounted
10 1s.e6s,0 oe-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25

raz Gzns-k mistakes. ssrs tae Cscxsa
sTSus- II hs sszs< the rsazninAEsoz ne
Ind k<sse- cssza> sfszr H. Ja&a SAer1xz
has declared hsza~f. xai As gAa Sssr-
mas brasher BIl FpaeA=< yaAa has =
terrific power a co1csz-rAfaz-
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ssssRN.

Hsnilton. July s4-wife Of James Reilly. .
daughter
vsrssaia, July sc-wife Of L Meyers. a d.uxh-
ter
virsin,a: July al-wife q Jes. ph cr.ize. .
Austin. July r-wifs Of John Klns. . a.uss-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
lsrxcraL ~ TEE xrxxxA pArLs krxrNKL
The state 81 Iassa-Besser - Ces-
feSs Faflure Hrtxhss Spee<h-A
passl< with she xRlu&

p.sss< vtsn abe x&lu~
Loxpe~, JAW "A.
At . meeting 10 ds~eass the State az
India. John Bright sid shzr Il il ve-~
really neo<~<zry ~ <P<n3 cw<r half the
lndizn r-sen9r ~ t&s Array IL ~saHed ~
hssa that il sr1i3 be 22Ee~t hxapE 10 crn-
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