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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
A Scoundrelly Trick.

Lexington lntelilgencer.J
This paper in its issue of August % con-
tanned the following editorial paragraph:
Come to Missouri. We have good soil,
improved farms, good schools and churches,
good roads, plenty of railroads and rivers to
insure cheap transportation, and generous,
hospitable, kind people, who desire immi-
grafton, and who will extend the right hand
of fellowship to all who come with honest
intent. Come"
Some unmitigated scoundrel has garbIed
this paragraph so as to make it read as
follows. and printed it, credited to the
Intelligencer:
Come to Missouri. We have good soil,
improved farms, good schools and churches,
coed roads. plenty Of railroads and rivers to
insure cheap transportation, and generous,
hospitable, kind people. who desire immi-
grafton, and will extend the right hand of
fellowship to all who will not attempt to
cram their politics or notions down the
Threats of our people. Come"
After the word "hend" the above is a
forgery, and the man who perpetrated it is a
scoundrel, who only lacks the opportunity
to become a thief No such language ever
appeared in the Intelligspcels
We see the garbled extract credited by the
Register of this city, with comments, to the
Moberly Monitor. We can not believe the
gentlemen connected with the Monitor,
whom we have known and esteemed, guilty
of such an act as this, and hope they will be
able to assist us in finding out the guilty
party.
Missouri journalism is of too high a stand.
ard, we hope, to tolerate such practices,
and the man who could be guilty of them
should be known.
The st. Louis Times-Journal was led into
copying this forgery. as was the Register of
this city. The latter paper should have
known better, as it has file of the Intelli-
gencer.
Instead of euch bigoted utterances the
Intelligencer has contained, week after
week, good words for Missouri and Lafayette
county, and invitations to all honest people
to come among US, regardless Of political
opinions.
We append two recent paragraphs:
Assertions that people are prosecuted for
the political opinions they hold are not true
of Lafayette county. Everybody thinks,
talks and votes as he pleases here, and there
are none to modest or make them afraid"
Every intelligent persol from the East
or North now resident of this county can
render valuable assistance in encouraging
immigration to our midst, by writing letters
to the local papers at their former homes
descriptive Of our great resources and the
hospitsble people who desire good citizens
from everywhere to move into their neigh
borhoods. Try it ana see."
No mistake was made in the forgery above
pointed out 1t is too broad. We hope any
of our exchanges which may have been led 10
copy or comment on il will do US the justice
to set us right.
The Intelligencer is liberal, progressive
paper, and does not desire to be classed
among the bigoted and narrow minded.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08

Many fruit growers make the mistake of
allowing tree or vine to carry the maturity
all of the fruit which sets after blossom. the
consequence, in most cases. being q large
yield of inferior quality and size. Careful
experiment has shown that the results have
been more profitable when the system OF
thinning out the young fruit at least one
half has been adopted. producing large. fine.
perfect specimens, which will always com
mand q remunerative price. even when the
market is gIutted. Apples, pears ana peaches
should receive this attention before they
become larger than ordinary marbles;
grape clusters may be thinned while In
blossom, and plum trees, by vigorous
shaking. can b relieved Of their unnecessary
surplus
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08

NOT1CE is hereby given to the citizens
~ the Seventeenth tl7) ward, in the city Of
Indianapolis, Center township, Marion coun-
ty, Indiana, that /, MichaelC White male
inhabitant of said ward, over the age of
twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of
County Commissioners of said county, at their
November meeting, for a license to sell for one
year, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors. in a
less quantity than quart at a time, with the
privilege of allowing the same to be drank on
my premises.
The precise location of the premises whereon
lows: Lot No. ard part of lot No. 2. square IS
and know II as No. ~ South Illinois street. in
the city of Indianapolis Center township, Ma
rion county, state OF Indiana
(Signed) MICHAEL C. WHITE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
Out in the Indian Country.

RAwLINs, Wy, Oct. 2.-No news has been
received from Payne's command to-day. The
mail carrier from the Ute agency, who reports
to night. has not yet arrived. All sorts OF ru-
mors are afoat, but the only reliable
Information received Is q statement OF
ranchman named Morgan, who arrived
to day from his ranch Snake river. On
the morning of the 30th. the day after the
fight, he heard heavy firing in the direction
of the battle ground. General Merritt, with
$50 cavalry left here at 10 80 this morning, and
will be followed by the infantry to morrow.
Merritt was accompanied by the
scout, Rankin. Great excitement prevails here.
The settlers from the vicinity of the Ute res
ervstion are arriving hourly. Many white
men, freighters and hunters, are known to
have been In the vicinity OF the Ute agency,
ana fe ATS are entertained Tor their safety,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
100000 TO LOAN

am prepared TO make loans to an unlimited
amount on bonds and real estate mortgage, on
time from one to twenty years, to suit borrow
ers. On strictly first class city property, with
good margin, my rates are PER cent. interest
and per cent. to cover all other expenses. On
farm property well located, with good margin,
my rates are per cent interest ana per cent
to cover all other expenses. No delay or red
tape. Applications by mail promptly answer
ed. Address or call on
VIM HENDERSON,
ONCE IN Etna Building. Indianapolis,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

To the Stockholders of the Indianapolis, Deca-
tur and Springfield Railway Company:
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Indianapolis, Decatur ann Spring.
field Railway Company, for the election of Di-
rectors and the transaction of such other BUSH
ness as may properly come before the same,
Pennsylvania street, in the city of Indianapo-
lis, in she state of Indiana, ON Thursday, tn
9Th day,of October, 1879, at IL O'Clock, noon.
A JUPRAT, secretary.
New York City, August u, 1873.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY

Oxfords o.. He, Heuyeke Plan-
| The 18th ye>r win commence September 3,
1879. Board, Tuition, Fuel ana L9hts, o1Y0-
per aunum. Send for catalogue 10
Miss HELEN PEABODY, Principal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
RAWLINGS, wy, Oct. L.
To E. A. Hoyt, Commissioner of Indian /
Affairs. +

River agency a special messenger has arrived
and reports Major Thornburgh's command
having been attacked by Indians on Milk
creek, Is miles north of the agency, and the
major and IL men killed. fear Agent Meeker
and EN- poyes are all massacred, as the teams
and wagons transferring Indian supplies
from here have been destroyed by Indians.
(Signed) JAMES FRANCE,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18
About Spoola.

White birch IS largc y useU in this
manufacture, and as extensive forests Of
this wood grow throughout tho State OF
Maine. Canada and the Provinces many
spool factories are located III those SEC
tons in order that supplies OF material
may be easily procured. The wood, at
/ter being delivered to the factories, is
first sawed into pieces about four feet
long and from an inch to an inch and q
half square, according TO the size of the
spool it is required to make. These
pieces are put into a dry house and thor
oughly dried, from whence they are
taken into the factory and given to the
'roughcrs," who. in an incredibly short
space of time, bore hole in the center
couple of inches deep, turn about the
same space round. and cut Off the length
reyuired for spool. The machines
used for this purpose are revolving plan
ers, in tine centre of which is a revolving
gimlet or bit, and Immediately to the
right small circular saw with It gauge
set to the proper size Of the spuols.
The ''rouehers' receive cent and half
per gross for their work, and expert
enccd men can turn out from Ice to 30
gross per day. The round blocks pass
from them to the ''inishors,' who
place them in machines which give them
the shape Of spools and make them quite
smooth. A man stands with his left
hand on a small lever, and with the right
places the blocks, one at a time, Ill the
lathe. then draws the lever to him for
an instant and TIE wor; is done the
lever is pushed back and the spools drop
down into box below, while the right
"hand is ready with another block. These
blocks are handled at the rate of % to
80 Il minute. The fnishcrs' also re-
ceive cent and half per gross, and
they can each turn out from 100 to 1870
gross per day. The spools are then
thrown loosely into "a large cylinder,
which revolves slowly 50 that the spools
are polished by the constant rubbing
upon each other for some time. On be
ing taken out of the cylindcr they are
placed in Il hopper with AN opening at
the bottom through which ;hey pass
down a slide for inspection. Here the
inspector sits and watches closely to sec
that no imperfect spoo.s are allowed to
pass, and very small knot or scratch
is sufficient to condemn them. The
spools then pass into the hands o. the
packers, who handle them very l.. ely
They are packed into large boxes made
tho proper size, so that Layers Of spools
exactly fill the box, with no additional
packing, and smart boy who is accGs-
toned TO the work can pacl; ahou' -O@
gross PER day.-Bostcn Commercial But
l.tiu.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18
How Many People Have Fifty
Dollars.

Some one said the other day that in
the entire world the number Of people
who had $50 or its equivalent i'll cash
at their own command was extremely
small so small, indeed, that they would
not outnumbcr the inhabitants of the
litte kingdom of Belgium, which has Il
population of 6,000, 900 souls. But this
estimate appears to be far below the
mark in the ligh', for instance, of the
fact that in the savings banks OF France
in 1877 there were deposited no less
than 1853, 100000 by 2,S63,2S dcpos
tors, the average sum of each depositor
being about 800 The number OF these
depositors continually increases, and they
are, t. very large extent, members OF
the working classes. SO in England,
also, the number Of dcpositors in the
postal savings bank is also very large p
not less. on the whole, than 1000 900
and their deposits, on an average, amount
nearer to $50, the limit allowed, than
to $50. In Scotland and Ireland the
sayinga of the people are large and con
stantly increase. In Germany the peo-
pie do not generally place their savings
in banks but they have comfortable lit
tie sums laid away in teapots and old
stockings This also is the ease in
France. In this country the number OF
people who have $50 ut their command
must amount to quite as many as III
either France, Germany or Great Brit
ain. The world of working people is
not nearly 50 poor as many imagine 1t
to b.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18
Inc fI0lton Iou5e.
0ao ccthc -Iost elegantly z'u=nie.4oG 1ac.cis
On the Pacific Ccsct.

Feeling the necessity o. ia'ing mlr"
extensive accommCc atioNs IN cplHy-
qucnce of being compelled to turn away
old customers and friends, Dan Iiolton,
proprietor of Unpopular Holton House,
leased tLe large building on the corner
Of Alder and First streets, and fitted it
up in the most elegant style FOR hotel
whore he could entertain all patrons
who desired the comfort and hospitality
of his house To-day we visited the new
house which is open for the reception Of
guests, and was shown through it. The
bar-room is the most complete and mag
nilicent in Oregon, the patchwork coun
ter and bar being made of that beauti-
full wood known as maple burl and
which no State in America can equal
The billiard room adjoining is finished
with maple and black walnut. with bill
Lard and card tables and is the favorite
resort of gentlemen in the city. On the
first floor we found one of the oosiest
and most handsomely furnished parlors
in the State, where the guests are made
to feel at home and ladies lind books i'll
the library to suit their tastes The
rooms on this floor both in suits and
single, are complete iii every particular,
two Of the rooms being furnished with
furniture made entirely OF maple burl
which are the only ones of the kind in
the world. All this furniture was
made by Isaac Sensheimer, who is
pronounced the most skilIful workman
in Oregon. The other rooms. all Of
which are light, pleasant and airy, are
furnished with black walnut and maple
burl furniture with libraries in each
room. The floors are covered with Brus-
sells and damask carpets, walls ornamented
with beautiful paintings, and everything
within the walls, to lace and damask
curtains, are in keeping with this Gle
gance. The rooms are elegant and com
Portable enough for even Gen. Grant
without any extra touches. FroiA this
floor, rs from the other apartments,
stairways lead to the dining and billiard
halls below as we'll as to the street
Passing to the third floor we fad the
rooms on the north and east side fur
nished with the same clcc ance. The
corner, or Fourth Of july chamber, IS
the lightcst and most comfortable in the
house, from which views of the city,
Mt Hood, st. ilc'ens and Rainier may
be had. On the south side OF this floor
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18

This, sad the mother, as she piled
the slipper to the boy across her knee,
represents the rise and fall of leather
And then she added to her bowling off
spring, "Now market
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18
Waterloo. Iowa, Jan. -, iS1

" N'FTIOV, IV"Itl JUL - TT .
| vas taken with an acute attack of
Rheumatism last fall, and confined to
bed. At first employed Il physician,
without benefits then sent to Wangler
Bros. Drug Store, and obta ned bottle
of st. Jacobs Oil, the use of which soon
gave me relief, and cured me of the
attack. can safely recommend. it to all
suffering with Rheumatism. Respect
fully, Matt. McDermotr, |. c. II. X. shops.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-12-18

A new portable family fruit drier
best style, may be bought for sS5, by
applying at the Bee office, Portland,
Oregon. Al l1-u
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Business and Official Direct

and Territory Our agricultural advantages well as the
mining manufacturing and a other material interests OF the entire
and Territory will he fully represented
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Summons.

IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI 4 clHl District, tn the COuuty oi P.'y Territory Of AriZoua. Arcun" Nco .-.' plaInflfi, against Jennie E. McBrl-. 1s .eHGunt. summons. Action hruuEl' t' the District Court or the First JuI.i.- DiSilct in and Tor tUe County 1f Plm', g y. th- Territory of Arizona The Territory .- Arizona ser ds EreetHg Go Jennie t' ". BrIue. You are hereby sumW0Led a.- required Co appear iu an arii.n n''--- against you by the above named ?. .-..l-.. -.l... Iu the District Court of the Fifs. J-4 .'-.- District in and for the County oi tiW", '- tne Territory of Arizona, and answer ..- complaint Sled with tLe CiriS "l ,'.s GDurt at Tucson, iu said County la ''f- which conn rlainL accOm ptuls- ID --'-. mousl within twenty dayS .rNciu'',- tAe day nf servicel artrr GO" -efFNs
 you uf this summons, if serFtd t..., t' .. county; but if served out oi ,n- and within this District, then witHiA '''''- days; ii ell other caSre iOriV Jays -os
 And you are hereby notinea I''.- .- rsi,f all tO appes,r acd answer tHe com f.l,I, as above required, the PiaintlH "..' Fl io The Court for the reilei Gri'-- Ir therein and costs and dlsUIisT4
 this behalf expended. .,.r -'
 Given under my hand and tnf 'f.,-.
 Ihe said District Court .t-..rs7,. t.
 tL' 9-I son, this e+eventh day Oi -''
 beT, \. D. ls74- ,s,--
 2 GkOKSE \. ClJ M.L-----
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Summons

TN THE DISTRICT .COrrpr r
 J diciai District. In and for fb tIts>l Jl.. Pima, Arizona T-rritoTy. n 3F- O,,..ntniy oi plaintiff, vs. q ?. Sykes. dafc-,s. otTee'er Territory or Arizona send grse.iut Ihe P. Sykes. You are hereby re,,,,i-'s To C. pear in sn action brought ar,i,1..'s.l sl To ap- he above named plaintiff i'm tJa tJ,'s ou oy Court Of the first Judicial DIst..s. D.'iriCt for the County Of Pima. Arizor.a'' 'lyr.' lr.' In and ana 70 answer the com plant 1ia,f t.ltof7. "lin the ClefR of said Court al ,,...ere.n Said couhly' Wlthln twenty days 5,.-l, "a we or tne uhS oi servicel after iba ..eeIl- lH yOu Ol DIS sun mons. if served ,.,,ie.e tniS county, or lf served Out oFrb,. "ihlh but in thlS district, ten uf't't- county fHys- otherwise within fOrfv Is--'- 'liry meni by default will be Ca Ken ,,so,.l. ,.. .log yccordlng To The pra yer of said ,.,',-.'a' yog The sad action Is brought ir, ra,l,.p, ant session Of mineral 'aads sf,rst..t' ,eI pOs- County of Pima, bearing rock cg',,.I. .u sad gold and silver ore aD5 ofba- ,thins metals, iosetner with darna,,osP 7-l0us Withholding Of sud premises o-, .o The value of ores extracted there-roro tle which will more fntly appear by ra1,si a.i sf 70 me saio com p'ainI. copy Q, whicS r And you are hereby notified fbo,
 tail to appear and answer he ss,IN you plsint- as above required The sai,t -yia- eoia- 1T will apply Co Inc court for he -., s'aia- mandec in said complaint. -''s' le' Given under my hHEd and sear.,
 District CGur- Of the Flrsf .ss
 L.. s. cial District, 70 and f,rtl,''.,s .,s llt
 " ni ina, Terr.to y of Ar,z,-'- '
 lNis -ftE day Ut N1varg tar f.-
 nOvl0-G60t GEO. A. CIUM Ci.,-i;:l i:l
 r E SUWNEPs, Att'v for PIaJ,,,e
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Summons.

T7O SOUTHLAND $. BE EFprrr .u.r. 4 Is a nun-TeSldeut Of the Tern, V. -J !, 7 AriZOt"' and who res des .u lla r.,,l V. suuuty c' san Francisco, Sr4-e os -,' .''4 114
 ia. In District COur-. Fi-,i Jr.f.c..i r. Fici, m thr County of Pima, Terr.,o--'o ~ 5, 5, IT zuua. Sfm 6 Adum> 6 II. A vl-S.v' " .hNt pla'niil3s. asGlus. Joan l.. lf,.-..-.'l, ". S. Benedict, detendau-S. .---.-. @ l'-4 Action brought in the Disjr.ci Cons. ''. ..- l' FFSt Judicial District in and .lr rrr., -.le ..le y 9i Pima, m the TerrirDr- 0r f-.-'.eIl-' .'el' The Territory or Arizona serE. ..-...i-.a. a. John F.. Magee and C. $. Beraf-', 'y,!.lS Ire here by summoned and f-1r .-..r ,.---I --I pear in au action brought asa.r., ,..1 .5 ap- he above nan ed piaintIF utr- - oJ 'uurt ut the First Judicial D.z,-'.r r..','.cs .-Ics. or the County of Pima, tI Che r4-r. -.- ,-~ arIZona, rud answer ihe .1mrf.''.., ?. with the Clerk of this Court ar Ta.s.'- Y, -aid county lt copy oi which e5ms.s.-, iccOfnpHnles thIS sum mOusI v.t..r, ..-..-' 2 y days exclusive of the day 0r s--s.- ,iter the service upon you or ts., .--- mons, if served In this county. br, Q. ,-rved out of this county and w'iu.T ,a' district, then within tnIriy days. in a.I lthrr cuSes IOr v days
 And you are hereby notified that ffr-. 'a1i 10 appear and answer the clmr.-,-. Hs above required. the plaiuuf wI.i a.--. O he court LOT the relief demaud,d.- .-- Q aud c SIS and disbursements !ptr.t. ualf eXpelG, l.
 .IIven under my hand and the seal o,r-.
 said District Cou,t at Tucson r..
 IT.. s- seventh day of October. IS-s
 0z-lbt c. A.CLUM. .C.e-s
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Rare Chance for investment

NOR SALE-THE SIERRA BONITA I kanchcaDd stock, situated iu tHe Val ley oI The Arivaipa, Pima County, Ari Zona. between the Graham and GHliuTC Mountains. There are nVe ranches in ciuded in this property, situated i've miles from each other res prcuveiy, owning atl The permanent wafer ard tlilabl-s lana in he valley, and cunifoli ng over twenty square miles Of smooth valley lsud, GOV cred with the best granH and other grasses. High timbered mountaius on each side uf The val @y. which are impas sabie for stock. X mild aud healthy eli mate. These ranches wlii r' from year To year, and at al sea~,-i-. i.o u fir teeu % twenfy thousand EeAd oi catt Q. There wIil be sold with the property two thousand head oi graded caItles 25J head Oi high bred borses, several me hlnoded trui;ing and dTaft stations. The calves dropEed in the spring Will nun ber one thousand, tho foaiS, TWO hUucr q. To a gentleman with means and suitable taSI es few such opportunities for SO profitable an investment can be found. For full par tica!ars apply tO H. C. HOOKER,
 Sierra Bonita RsDche.
 Camp Grant. Arizons.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
An 0UtbreGk iBOeHdjHq.

The Herald and Miner are advising
 m outbreak among the whites on Sal
 River, above Tempe, for the purpose
 of routing the Pima Indians who are
 settled in that vicinity. Both papers represent these Indians as overbearing in the extreme, indulging Tn petty .hefts, trespasses, and other annoying | Ieccentriciues. The following indicates the tone os the editorials referred to:
 We say it is a shame, and were we a citizen of Tempe settlement. would follow the example Of Dennis Kearney, buckle on the armor and march against these hell hounds, who are a thousand lines worse than the heather Chinee. and drive them 10 their huts on Ihe .Gila. Ifthere iS any lone who has say in this matter, why
 mot act, and at once. The Indians are hold, bad and defiant, and pillage k their motto. We advise our friends to make war, and carry it to the bitter lend. Protect your property, gentlemen.
 It is evident, at least, that the situa- ton is anything but congenial and
 pacific. The immediate necessities de. mand a remedy. An infection neglect
 ed would only prove the more deadly
 We refer the matter to Agent Ludlam and others interested, and sugges' quick and firm action. Don't be afraid to assume a little responsibility, and if you are, give place 10 some one who is not. There is no excuse at the present. day for a meek submission 10 outragcsI from the Pimas or any other Indians Peace and order are demauded-by an iron hand if necessary.