davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-14
Withdrawn from store during Wednesday for
city ruusu1nntfnn: / 07A hi harirv -

NttnutAWh 1f0m Gt0fe turing Wednesday for
city consunptton: t.079 bu barley.
The following grain was Inspected Into store
III this city yesterday morning: 7 cars No. 2
winter wheat, l car No. i do, | car mixed, 10
rars No. ; spring, Is cars No. 9 do, 40 rars re-
iccted, l3cars ITO grade i,3 wheat); Is cars high
ma1ed corn, 8 cars new do, X curs nov mixed,
81 ears No. 2 corn, 8 cars no grade 10 corn); 10
cars white cats, 10 ears No. 9 mixed, 10 cass
rejected III oats); 8 ours No. rye, car re-
lcrtcd; car No. 3 burley, 1 cars No. 10, 1
cara extra, ear feed, cur nj grado I'll barloy).
Tnial, :2:ss cars, ur Eiu, ,0Q0 hu. Inspected out:
l2,:ss| bu wheat, 7,7lo bu corn, 1908 bu oats,
4,A.1 bu rye, D,4s0 .,u barley.
Tie peoplo who arc talking about the failure
Of sced wheat would do well 10 remember that
the whole OF the wheat planted ''hardly oyesn
grows. 1t Is tho ka,no with other grain. Tho
wise man does not expect It, and sccls Accord
fhgly. 1t Is also true That tl!cra arc very many
farmers Intelligent enough and curious enough
To test On small scale every year tic growing
qualities Of tle grain raised on their farms.
The ueWs COMES from MINNESOTA to tlB ofIect
that wheat sowing is progressing very satiafac-
tutlty III tllat Htnte, eouplu OF weeks mQro of
tine weather belnE amply auflgent To permit q
btr ursa to Ge planted. The farmers Tiers
afa htateA to tu sowing good deal OF wheat
which would not gFadu above No. 3, IND IL
sprouts we'll. Tho farmers back OF riyer-po!nts
t'a thu MississEppD ara repurtcs! to l,avp nearly
hat thclr what oa hand yet, ind some of 1t ia
said to bo In poor condition.
The lcading produce markets. were generally
tatna yesterday, and moat of Them tcudvtl
dnwnWards. The EUROPEAN ta,nuness Of the
prsya0,la lay developed into NIL easier feeling III
grain, partly due, without doubt, to reports Of
very favorable weatller OIL this siLo Of tho At
lantic. and that tended to weaken holders
l'aFa, willis provisions shared In tho easier
tono. There mas decided fa1,.
Ing oil in tic demand for most
kinds Of property, buyers betug apparently al.
nost limited to tho hons trade. There was.
however, q ialr shlpniHg demand Tor spot stuil,
With sumors OF lower freight ratcs, sumo nam.
lug 15c per 100 lts al tie figure ucecptcd on =
round lot OF Rsaln lroul tlla city 10 New York,
though lie was the quotea ratr, with lde Ia
baltimore. The seaboard marksts wera dull, a.
IL usual ut this stason, ualess tha wcatler bq
Worse than the average. =
The lry-gools market WAS without new feat,
urcs. Continued improvement In tho demand
Is reported, nnd prices aro stson1. Groce.lc.
1net With good 4casonable Inquiry, aud totl
sispls aud s.ds goods wsro STEADILY held q
Wednesdays quotations. Butter Was unchanged
Cheess Hns III fair se4ueHt, with pslcck averaging
~ before. In tls dried.iruit market uoth,..I
new Ma developed. uome.tcs alll most kind,
VI 5oFclKn dried wero firmly Ar',l. Psccs Of tisl
| remained firm under Continued good demand
Olls, paints. and colors were uuuted ~ before
There were no cAauxts iu lsalhcs, bagglug, coal
aud wood.
, 1879-03-14

prices, elotlng April at sa.0:1cs. ~
$97oi Jnnc, $0.773s. q SLOW movement Sa3'
BD-1nc. f"'' @"o9eA 1t
suoAns-Raw inactive; Cuba Mu,eor,d.
At for fair to good refining; reeca sr,.
In moderate demand. 'asafs
WNiaKr-sold to tho exsont OF al h,1, =.
81. o01t, market ABOUT steady. VIA a.
FA1't"Te-uood demand fnr Accommodation n,
Rsa'h es senotalty stcad5 prices, md IN in,,anr..
Of room BY steam Tor Liycrpoo, II sb,do h,"s
rates; for Liverpool, engagements Nv st.,s, s"sr
el''ded 81, 600 ba whcat; ~, 600 bu at t,lid ~"
10 fht 1ttst<rn Aisoesattd f,r-,.
NKw TonK, March 13.-co7rpy-t,n,r NJ ,,
Dfe: futures dull; March. A.74c; Apri,. n sa sas'
May, 1o,oac; june TO- 1sc; July 10, SOC: Auo".s
TO. JBc. august.
: FIoun-Dull and lover; rceespt., "a mn ,,,.
snres state anl westasn, 50. 4o91 20; eor,n,on .'
good extra, 81. 7o1.oo; good 10 choice. sa ".ta ~
a.bo; white wheat c1tsa. si.5oa5. 81; ertr. ' pbo
s saisns ss n;ess., - tSS!; SSs g. g. A'nas,ea
GHAiX-Whcnt dull nrl low er: rtroln,s 1,s ~.
hn; N1: :p,lns, ssas,,e; No. = rpIins ar;Ss! ariS
No. aemoer 81. io,s 12s: No. n'nSet & e
anssaie.d d., wh'ie' 81. II: No d. s.. III; g.
81 &c. a9isy I'LL; Al KS eq q'ss s.ssiSss wsssss ~
etad.d enrn da, ~ loet otce,pt. t 3D.
4tt;Set4hs; No: : 4lfsts: sd d. 4sse.' s:''1s' os.
riic; M do, 3iSes,Ec;So. a.. ~? ;,ss: Ta'e n1:
Western; Ma:Hc: white do. 34G3aI;c. "NAsa
c1n and Western, tQt1Ge. NSSS-' ''a'
pnocEn1as-Conee qnlet but t,eady. sus,,
9a!st Int scady fslr 10 soo! refining, 0.;aast
sones na e,, anet oat ateaay' hco IN fair dsn.na
,pETmotErM-.ste.dy; united. suxc; e.aas, sa
, 1879-03-14
&And Interest.
COM QUOTATIONS.
The following Rru tile Chicago quotations for
HY TET4EtiIsAFU.1
NEW yOlsk.


To TIT Wtstsrn Annotated Prsas.
Nsw Yohk, March 13.--Goyotn1neots were
1rfn.
Railroad bonds wore irregular.
State securities wcre dull.
Louisiana consols were weak.
Speculation on the Stock Exchange to-ilay WA
fairly active, u.d tn sunu cases fluctuations took
Wlde range. AZ tho oncnlng the market was
generally firm, but before noon weak tuue w4s
developed, and, with Wabash luallng prlres
dropped IG1l9G, the eutiro Ilst participating III
tile decline, except Canada Southern, which epd
up TO 5V5<, against 81 Yesterday, md North.
western preferred, which advanced to bG1i.
Shortly after midday slight improvement waa
established, which, In auHa cases, mas hume
Itately Loaf; but during thu afternoon tlr mar
kst aEaiu becalna htln, aud aaiyansed 14ots{
from ti!e lowest point, In annl dealings
kaiHsa Paci1cWaa strn,gy pressed for sale, niltl
broke from IN 10 16, uinl tic rest ut thu lts.,
with lew exceptions, fel u1 q fraction. The dc
cline in Wabash wua lua tu The issuing OF new
bonds bY lhu Company. Canada Southern u.l.
yunce1 on U revival Ut rlIslorR that Vanderbilt
Intends to tunnel the Dvtroit Klycr.
IIpnsacttons xsrs ,oo ss,aFes, OF which
western common, 3},Uo preferred, 40O0 Ut.
Paul colun,ou, 4,600 preferred, lb,Vu0 Wabash
4,0lU Csusdu Southern, n, ,t00 LackaWanna. {, ,UN
New Jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Central
2,O00 Western Union, 1000 kansaS d Texas
$500 Kansas Poetic, 1900 1t. Louis & Sul
FEanciaeo, md lou Un!1n Part3c.
Money market acttru ut Sa5: closing At a14
Irirns mercantile paper. 34f@a+
stsFing e1sana11se' Ia9a1s sixty asJ'' ta 1t Aos
GOVERNMENTS.
connons nf 1BA1 10{t1: NAV u 100
, 1879-03-14
COMMERCIAL.


The following wero the receipts and ship
,ncnts OF the leading articles Of produce In this
city during tile twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock on Thursday morning. aud for the cor
responding late twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-14

SnEEf-TheFe was no important change In ths
demand or In values. tic market being fairly active
an steady at 81. 6Utt 2 for poor to uctitutu, md
at ~ ,61fe, ii for suod to choice. The quality Of
yesterday supply was not a. good ~ tho recent
AYct4ES,
, 1879-03-14
KANSAS CITY.
ao.e1nt 5,ixuateA 70 TIA 7rfaunA'

KANSAS Cirr, March l3.7uhAis-t s..t we.t,
~: m No. = e..' o1o; M,seh. ol,;s; No: ss ~,
s7s; X na.eh. 80; No. s..s; sse .ctsaeas essnxa
ce]pta TO, the past weak ", 9os en' r.sE, iii
ID, oso hu; allow ind unsettled; No e'@''
March. 1E.
, 1879-03-14

lNFElsrAL,
Common tD fair, .,20D3l5
Superior to ffi,o. 4l,ta:N
Extra hnc to i!1leat GuQtt|j
JAPAN uN,:0L0ItxN.
Common to fair. 1Hdl35
Superior to flIlc. .4O{t:l0
Extra tinc 10 finest j54sW
OI1t.0Nft.
Common to fair. 18D18
Superior 10 !lna. . .:M0l0
Extra ilno 10 lneat 4 5l1IU
Choicest. 0U4b1Q
6ouutloNd AND CUNnO,
Superior 10 inc. ..2Htl40
lr lemni,tl' Mt the long
.Ql fot h!!chw!ncs. Sale
9 on that basis. Alcohol
t 3lc per gallon delivered
, 1879-03-14

uo.rox March l3.-FLoun-Qules; w. ii;
spnera. II, 251l 50; common sxsrss' *h ~ f,,W
Wi.consln extras, q. COCA. 50; Alnosso.s sI,75
daa rs; winter wheats, Ohio anu M.su ..., ~. b.
as, 50, Illinois upd Indiana, D.
, 1879-03-14

CArfLE-ThsEs VA wsla.sustaincd activity In
tho dcnaaal, and firm market was hca!n wItaes4-
ed. nopoEta from tho East ware favorable, md
our recsIpta were aEain moderate, both Of winch
ctrcunIstaGces tcudcl to !mpart strength, aud
Balss weso qnlcE at tho advanced prices Of Wednes-
day. All classes OF buysts wess in very full at-
tenlance. aud nil bought With more OF lssa free.
dom; exporters ut 81. 10; shippers At 81. 10
&tt 7o city butchers and cannu!s a. 81. eaGo'. Is;
aud teoduFs at $3..0A3 10. There Wcre Mlnre
good cattlt fh4p for eomu lhy4 peeYfous md theEu
wcTe number OF sales At prEcsa Aboys 34.7U. The
market closed frm.
QUOTATIONS,
Extsa DeoEea-Gradel steers, Weighing
u. 500 lbs ana uDwarla..,..... .,,... 0o15, Id
Chulce besyes-F,nr, fat, Wel.fotfned
ssoers, weighing 800 10 !. 600 lbs. 4.6oD4. rs
Good Heeyea-Well.f .fattened utueFs. -
Weighing !, 100 to !. 800 lbs s.,......, A410t4.a 40
Medium 4E2dsa-btetEs In fair fcsh, -.
weighing ]. $50 to !, 200 lhs.......,. o,7614. 10
Butchers Btuck-poor 10 common
ateera and coluMon 10 choice cows
for city slaughter, weighing 800 TO
stock Gsttie- -uomnon eastis wsiahtnx "'eS's' ~ -
7Qu to 05Q lbs.... ....,..........., e. e0D3 03
stags. balis. ana scstawac Ulcers 49,. a.oopa. 50
Veals, pes LOO lhs. ..,.,,.,,..,,...., 3.oost5. 10
, 1879-03-14

Y. z. Telegraph. .1o4nIN: !. Central. go. MY
s!sS:i!:s:, % oid:: s 5s n! sss'S E.sI H.
Ms['ps:n Ms[ps:n Mi nba;n %,;n,
Na.ms Ss is
Wells. Fargo d CO.. on Pierre Iiau,e, ,pfd... III
1ms''ssa g. 8 sap.e.' :sahsSs S,ss ASn ns W
y, y centFal...i15a 9h,o = Ni;si.'ipr,. ~, III
ill., Et'e It'd , iIe,: T. /; Tsi,asspa. II.
Michigan Central. iit:i. :. y ss Z. u ! ;:..ll!&
t;ass ys'sn .ese s5s = y; yes. :. r.a: tSa
iii"oi' ss n"ess csntrsi . III chi. ise
Ss;s~s:s:s pi J. TUX
C., e., Z. l.-.... a.
sTArE BoAps.
;ss:;::: 4 9; ss :s"s "'
SAN rRANctsco,
BAN FRANCISCO. March 1a.-Fotlowing wcrs
the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
A!nta.... ..fn:f}H. y :;;.;.,,:..;"1?A
htlcler ............ HI}Jnst!cs- ....+.... ~. ~
is,a,n. S,,cm Ns5iss!; s3,sstn i,ss S
taisiuia % .. :.......... oph1. ....;i3
s"s,oldsid virginia ::::l!asn,"na Ely" IS
Eurcka Consolidate. 2H Sierra Neyadh.......47
E1chcqucr.... 47ilt1nion Consolidated 7:i:i
Gould + cn1ry...... .10!s Yellow jackct..... 1t!A
Grand rrtxg. ....... ~ Badte.:. ..........
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OarsANs, March 13.-8iEht exchange on
Nov York at par.
FoREtGN.
LONDON, Marc1, 13.-Consols, money. 90 1e16
American Misunderstanding, ID; Erie, 25s6
preferred. IS.
Uuitsd States bont1s-'G7a, 100; 1o-Aos, TO-; !;
ncw Is. l0u196; 416s, l07l1; Is, t02i}41.
Amount OF bullion withdrawn from tho Bank
OF England on balance to.tlay IA ENl.o00.
PANts, March 13,-Rentes, ll3t 31r.
, 1879-03-14
SIT. 1.f1E1JE.

sr, Louis, No., March 13.--Fioua~Eas't''
but not qaosably lowcr.
GnA.A-Wheat inactive and lower; No. Eta
fall, 81. 01.zGbl. .01 cash; ST. o1h March; slo.i
G1. 0a,l April; sl.o4.sG1 o3,i May; No. 10.
Ns1i6a0a.ic; No, spring, soc. Corn seate pos
lower; No. 2 mixed, 32hG3"c cash; 3.A'
1shc April; 33S@33Hc hay; atit@a4e 1uns.
Oats in good demand; No. Z, .assG:o'ic ea'a'
aohc b!t. April and May. Rye higher at 45ao
4Halc uaroy dull and unchanged; no bs'es.
WulsKr-Stcady at 81. Oh. ,oo.
proyIN,ossrors stcady; 1ohbius II h,.ta, ~;
III rood demand; boxed sou!4ers. s.. Gn: caf.iats'
looso clcnr RIBS, sl.75elcaE. -; elsas IT,, IT,,
upcountry. $4.G,; iterc. St .t0 May bsson 6t;s'
IiEcktrrs-Flouf, !, 600 hr!s; wacat x ~ ~ on on
corn, VI, 600 bu; ohts y. oo0 ba; fys' Il wv WI
snirxsNTs-FIour, 5000 bris; wheat ~, 5,o@ o..
bu; eoEa none; oats. 1000 bu; rys, 1'oe"'A'
barley, none.
, 1879-03-14

DliEssEU iio0s-Wcrs qute,. The receipts
Tho aeason IL over, the weather being too warm
for dressed lots. Sales we're reported Of car
mixed Weights al $3.50.
EuGS-Weso in fair demand, opening at 1gc
anu weakening TO 14Gtl5c. This rccctpta were 4
1t.tts lnrgcr.
trstie wore ordering freuy or lake aud salt-watc
descrIntfons, and prices were frm all aronnd.
, 1879-03-14

PHILADELPHIA, March Observation-Disclosures
supers. sa.7oG63. 90; Westera extras, 81 0o:
Minnesota extra family. medium 10 ehotsc. 2l.jo1
.87.5; do family, S.. 90; Oao fancy, choice, s5.5;
Minnesota patent ptocess, .35GsH. 60, Rye aour,
S2 75Gt2. 87ti.
GnAfs.-1yhest auset; Nc. . Wesernred, In cle.
vstor, g.. .1eH. lsye quiet; Western. 55i257Hc.
corn-Nestcrn rejected. on track 4"&a f!!ic; do
steamer, 43c, Oats actiyo, and tllado hrher;
mixed Western, 3o4fe31nc; white do. al's62,'e.
rnov1stoXs-Frnl; htcssnscf, ST.. II. 90. Mess
pork, extra, $40. 95eD10.50 Ita'ns-sn'uscd, So ~
10. 90; picked, 81. 75Gos. To- Lasd-Wesserntie.e.
GA9Tr. ..... ......-
DurrEn-steady: Now York State and Bradford
coua'y ara; extras, so6tsis; @ Mcse!n w Ae'eEre
Eude-Weakcr; Western, lie.
CnEEsE.-Westcru full cream, 8A1sAc; Do,
good, 71Sc.
rzTmoLEuh-Market dull; rehsed, 01ic; crude,
6GlAiac.
WHIskY-Market dull; Western, ST. OCT.
TKck,rrs-Flour, !, GOO hrls; wheat, II, 600 bu,
corn, %. 200 bu; oats, 4, 400 bu; rye, !: aoo bu,
, 1879-03-14

Heul1cea. <H 0e2rtfA fA....s-.,....s.....s.su HDr1
POTAT0k+Wcra easy under liberal offerings
and tho receipts continue fair. Retailers buy
Ing and J. choiea lot' ata wanted for seedinK rnt;
rose at 45QUUc. Rntail lots arc 661oc above theao
figures. ~ .-..., ......
POULTRY AND QAME-Chickona waso In de-
n,and Antl steady Wild ducks were very plenty,
, 1879-03-14

BALTiAtORE.
DALTtxoHy, Ad., March 13.-FLouE-Qute
weaker. and shade OF; Western super, sja01
400; do extra, 81. 25Ga4.75: do family, s5.oo0
6.75.
Observation-Disclosures lower and ueak; NJ" 2
Pennsylvania red, Sl.15; No. . Western winter
rod, spot and March, 81 1::sill. IL; April Sl.l"a
6b1. II; May, 81, 13hGD1.1HA. corn--Wcsts'n
firm: Western ml1ed spot and March, +IaG ta3ie;
April, 4l,i0l4Ao; May, 45la5lic; s!eamcr
40Ac. Oats quiet and unchanged. Bye atsadT
at 57GD59c.
IFAr-Du1l End unchanged.
pnovtsloxB-Stendy nnt! unchanged.
DUTrEH-Steady nnd nuchnnEed.
Ea1s-Flrm at 1hQp1t3c. ...
pErRoLEuA-Du.l; crude, TT4sati refined
Die.
CorFEE-stendy and unchanged.
WHlsK7-Dn1l and unchanged.
FREtunTs-unchanyaA.
. REcEIprn-Ffour, ANT bris: wheat u, lpu
bu; corn, 81, 2U0 bu; outs. l. ae3 bu. .,roo
Salrhksrs-Whcat, 7o.077 btu; corn, 14'a-o
bQ,
, 1879-03-14

BROOM. .CoRN-Tas in lshs demand at IN.
changed prices:
Fine green carpet brnsh, = t'tb..........".4 Ga4!s
Mscen @ .lin w
F,nc green, with hnsl to Work rkt...........3.i6s+ 1t.
!srd-t5ppcd DO. 3a:tet
!hlcLIoF F..-'.''.'.....'' .5a4b3l
BCTTEIa-Trado wns qnfct, With prices ranging
before. There vas light supply Of choice tablo
bnttcr, and thu stocks OF common to good grades
also were no7ur,te. We 0note:
Good to choico dairy. ....... ........... ,1H1b3i
ModIusn -: ..'.'.."..".. ...12ea1h
Mlef;ef 10 coHmoh.'.. '..'.'''...'...'. .'... h4ll0
lthll luttef f,............... .n......... Mtl3
BAdfi1NQ-Was in light request, will, hut slight
variation in prices, the market ruling steadY and
firm, as follows:
s.a'k: :...:. .". asA1.nrlsp,. 4 bu... 1e
lsttEnton \. - 70, 5bu.. .:. y
ftwi.as t,sE Ssssk t'oaassl 1o aoab. snss aa@a
American >. 49,. 10 Wool Eaclsa :. -. I0Sel5
ClIEESE-Noihtng now wns dpycloped in COZ.
nect!on With tltis market. Prices Of line goods re-
main firm, wh1fo thu low Ktatlus continue to chow
sonlU lrleguasty. We qu0ls:
Septem her nAl October, full cram ....6HG8A
!art sKm i
Eull SKIM ..:".+......'..:..,...." Gt5
CoAI@in I'LL n,arket ;hcre wsse no coange.,
Trade rcna!ns 1tt'ct at tho prices given below:
t'acka"anns. lnrse cgG ....-.-......S u.26
I.nckawMnna, snail egg............... u. I'll
[.ackaHaHnn. NIT t........-.."....... O. 0o1B. o6
| 1.nckawan1la. range. G.5O
l!ehmoht t.''..s..............-,''. 7.U0
1iossbusg ..".,......t.......-.. 900
Gnnncl, .t...s...s .s..ss.. ......s-.s u. bu
5;slsia;ot: soo. ;. g g
SiaaS %iIaaiSeion liz liz
Gartaherrlc, Indiana block,....,.,... 4.b0
Wits Wit ,!.I,, ash nock ;;,e ;,:e.;:,::........: 4.5o
, 1879-03-14


IlIA0N.
Commonto fair. ..1Mb22G
superior to asie. .I8GN:}t
Extra !lnct to lltl1st 4(Nbfitl
Chotcest. ..,.5Ntul
YouNu lIYsnN.
Common 10 fair. ..1430
Superior u linz. . .:IOfs.I0
Extra ttue to Gnest5t)ftU0
Choicest. ....G5l7d
1uNFttwDEEt.
Common 10 fair. ,a0G3G
Superior to line. .:tfft III
Extra ttnc 10 lnesttN4ttN
Ch0icest. ,... ,...7u9bHG
WlliSKf-HAs In IN
standing quotation Of s!
WAS reported Of 800 hrl
for Oxnnrt was nominal a
!u Nsw York.
NU0L-aSGs Atcaf1y
, 1879-03-14

SHEcp h1ItS. W10t eftffIAte1s r M,,...., II
hrMDER--Mas atits nutt stcader. Tho ng
cali for tun,bcs y making large inEontfs on the
stnck md II trAen keeps at a present volume Tor
fow weeks thu supply here Will be reduced to a
much lover agurs than IL WAS 1ast enason on tho
upcnlng Of navigation:
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11
Company

We want TO weiter in the blood Of the
blamed biatherekites who perennally rer-
sist in aiming ct "apt alliterations arttul
aid IN all articles appearing in their par
ticular papers. We wait 10 welcome all
well wishers o. our common country to
our aid in Selling upon this sign CT sensa.
tionalism ana dreadfll!y drubbinr tic
dwelling, dreary and drooiins draft, and
driving it from the columns of contenIpc-
rary collocations of composition. How
direfully and distressingly disgusting to
the lover of light or lofty literture to be
pertinaciously and perpetually pes.ered
Drew Dead" or The Boston Batters
Beaten Beautifully, or The Fire F,end
Furious" Or Il lGurky Murder Mangles tine
Mortal Names of More Massacred Men. >
There is a kind of mean:n gless, musical
madness about this literary lunacy thst
decidedly Geceives its dcvotees. rbe7
think they are doing doughty Geeds with
their CIeasy, querulous and qulxctic
quilts, whereas they but mechanical,
manipulate meaningless naGnderings
marrying meret!icious moutl:ngs and
nonrnfuI mutterings with mendacioUs
and met!ocre n&:;er. Out Oh the out1x
ana outrageous outpouIings of these OUT.
casts, these outlaws. Dust them If You
can, Guido them If you can't.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11

The rain of Sunday last caused
much damage 70 Inc 8. 7. p. E..
A Washout near Mohawk sum-
nit detained the Train due here
on that day as also the train of
the next day. Tuesday both trains
came in. West of us there have
been several washouts from the
other side of Mammoth Tanks to
Pilot Knob, which have pleven-
ted the arrival IF trains since
Sunday. Relief trains were sent
at once in each direction from
Yuma and east from Los Ange-
les and almost suDerhuman work
has been done 10 render the track
for so great distance passable
in so short a time. Perhaps our
Los Angeles colleagues will AXE
these rubning expenses into con-
sideratiOn as Will as the loss OF
earnings when criticising the
rates Of freight; that is they will
if their object is 80 make i'm
partial statements
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11

WHY has not the journal of our
last Legislative Assembly been
printed? and, if printed, why has
it not been distributed? 1t has
always been customary for this to
be done shortly after the adjour-
ment OF the Legislature and, we
are informed, is paid for by the
United States as is the printing
and PRONUNCIATION of the Laws.
The Legislature contracted with
the Miner F" and the Enter
prise" the two papers published
at the Capital, for the publication
of the minutes of their Sessions ;
We received only the weekly
edition of these journals these
published them regularly until
the adjournment, but the pro-
ceedings of the last few days are
not given, pertains they were
published in the daily editions.
There were several bills intro,
duced both in the house and
Council, the course of which our
citizens wish to follow we call
tomind one especially of interest
to many, Council Bill No. %.
What has become of It: It pass-
ed the Council on a motion to re-.
consider after being once defeat.
ed Feb. 9Th it was read twice in
the House and referred to Com.
nittee on Agriculture. On the
18th it WAS reported by the House
to the Council as having passed
and on the same day reported by
chairman of Engrossing & Enroll
ing Committee, as enrolled arc
in the hands of the Governor
Was there a Pocket Veto %?
BY issuing the journal first w
can Judge if the Laws are printed
il accord with the Journal. Is i
a better plan 10 make the joutna
agree with the Laws as publish
ed?.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11
Orc BlancO.

Editor Citizen: This section 10 warm
ing up good deal. Kirkpatrick, Flood
& Cos mines, recently sold, are working
between thirty and forty men on the Mon.
tana, Alaska and Warsaw mines, running
tunnels, sinking shafts, putting up whims,
etc, etc. Messrs. Cook & Haskell are
working ten or twelve men on two OF
their mines. Mr.. Gage has just had 300
tons of ore taken from the Northern Pa
cifc mine. Messrs. Began & Co. are me-
goliating a sale of some importance.
Messrs. Smith & Co. are developing their
property. Mr.. Searles is shipping high
grade ore to Tucson. Piket s. Co. are
taking out ore to ship to Frisco, and the
outlook is cheering. At Arivaca Capt.
McCafferty is employing ten men on his
mine, and is now down seventy feet and
taking out very rich ore.-Citizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11

Pumping and heisting works for the
Stonewall Jackson mine (McMillen Dis.
trlct) have arrived.
Bar No 5, Silver Era ore bullion, 99S fine
value S164447, was shipped Oct 2, from
the Millner g. Watson mill.
The average of ore worked from the
Red Cloud mine was $15O.o5.
The Public School at Globe is to be re-
opened on the 18th by Edwin Polk, s. II.
Wildly having resigned.
A Civil Engineer and fifteen me- in the
employ of the Atchison Topeka and Santa
FsR.R. Co.. were recently on the ella
near the San Carlos Agency, viewing a
ronte for road.
Clark & Wilson have purchased the
Sc Rcdeerer in Pioneer District. $4,000
Is reported as the sum paid.
Undsr the supervision of Major Chaffee,
they are daming the ella below its con-
fneDce with the San Carlos with view
TO extensive planting next season. The
wafer t:,us collected will enable the Agen-
cv Indians to irrigate large body of
land, some say four thousand acres, as
rich ms ever a crow few over.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-11
Anew style of Quartz MiIl.

A new style of quartz mill, or, more
properly speaking, the application of
power in new manner for the reduction
of quartz in battery, has lately been in
vented The power is intended to be ap-
piled BY water-wheel On the shaft, on
which are placed the cams. These cams
strike the end of levers which are con-
structed on the trip-bammer principal
being supported By standards with a
loose socket at the center, and the opp".
site ends attached to the end of the
stamps. With the water-wheel the cams
strike the ends of the trip-lcvers, driving
the stamps fast or slow, according to the
regulated speed. The model is quite sim
pie, and a mill on the plan could be BULL
cheaply, and would oe admirable as q
prospecting arrangement, although it car
be used for q mill of large size. The in
ventor believes that the reducing capacity
of this mill per stamp will be much great
er than when the power Of the cams |:
applied directly to the stamp.