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COLORADO.
Republican State Convention-Readya and
willing 10 EndorNe Grnnf.

State Convention-Ready and
willing 10 Endor~e Grnnt.
DENVER, September 19.-The Republic
an State Convention for the nomination Of
a candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, assembled at denver this afternoon.
Every county in the State was represented.
Great interest has been felt because OF the
ayowed candidacy of Thomas N. Bowen,
now Judge OF the Fourth District. He is
the Judgewho issuedaninjunction against
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Com.
pany few weeks ago, and ordered that
company 10 turn back To the Rio Grande
Company the latter's road. which had
been leased by tho. former company, and
was then being run, by. the latter, when
the Rio Grande obtained possession under
Bowen's order. He then put 1t in the
hands OF a receiver. The United States
Court shortly afterwards undid all this.
Bowen has since made every effort for tie
nomination by the convention to-day, and
came with strong following from bis sec.
tion.
J.. NJ. North, OF Boulder, was made
Chairman. a.'l- rs.
After an immaterial squabble on the
report OF the Committee on Credentials,
Congressman Belford offered q resolution
which was carried with great enthusiasm
and cheering, as follows:
"That on Gen. Grants return, should
he decide to become a candidate for the
Presidency, Colorado will pledge him her
votes" IN
The first balloting gave Bowen the high
est number, but on the second ballot Judge
Wm. E, Beck was nominated, which was
made unanimous. Mr.. Beck Is now Judge
Of the District Court Of the First Judicial
District, and is very popular. 2rs
Judge Bowen made speech to the Con.
vention. n
A committee was appointed To wait on
Carl Schurz at the depot on his arrival
from the West tonight and invite him tc
address the Convention.
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excitement OF Chicago Provision Market.

CHICAGO, September 19.-The rapid ad.
vance In provisions, which has been going
on for the past three days, has caused the
suspension to-day Of Jos. Jones & Sons,
one OF the oldest firms on Change, and Of
Campbell ( johnson. They were chiefly
interested inEard and short ribs, and rs
the Decreasing stocks of!these provisions
have alarmed the shorts, there was strong
pressure to buy during the greater portion
Of the day, and the consequent sharp ad-
vance.
The grain market also has been strong,
and although the outside prices were not
maintained to the close, there was no visi.
BILE excitement among the holders, and the
comparative snallness Of the receipts Of
grain has tendency TO further enhance
It's value. Active business Is confidently
expected during the fall and winter.
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very Rrotherly. IN

ST. LOUIS September 1g.-AdVices from
Taney county, in the southwestern part
Of this State, say that on Tuesday last,
two brothers named Burr and James
MANN, living near Kirhyville, got into q
quarrel about COW, and James shot and
Killed Burr "a younger brother then went
home and procured o iriaa and shot his
brother James through the heart,
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The Rest ! Erer Knen on

J. G. starkey, a prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver Complaint Tor several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until /
saw your shiloh's VitaliEer advertised in our
paper, al was persuaded to tryit. lam hap
py 70 state that 1t has entirely cured me, ItlS
esrtainly the best remedy ever knew Of.
Price IS els
Sold by B. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
Q. y. Dwight, Nth and Chapline streets
Laughlin Bros q Co. Wheeling and Husbandi
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BOISE Cry September lo.-The day be.
fore yesterday the Indians shot q Young
man named Ballantine, herdine cattle on
Upper Squaw Creek atty miles northwest
othere. He gave the alarm and eight cit
izens started for the scene, but finding the
Indians from forty TO sixty strong retired.
Col Bernard, with fity csyalrymen, loft
this morning in search Of the hostiles,
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; 8Thieyss Murdered.

LITTLE Rock, September 19.-The fol-
lowing istron Fort Scott: LassMonday
evening Jacob Irwin aud James Hazel
were waylaid and killed by unknown par
ties, near Boggy Depot, 0hoctaw Nation.
sive larcenies, and this Is the supposed
cause Of the killing. Vigilant committees
are being organised in various parts Of the
Indian Nation.
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"PREvloUs to coming to Waukesha, l
had been under the care OF one Of the
most eminent physicians Of Cincinnati,
Tor Catarrh Of the Bladder, but received
no relief until l drank OF your miraculous
Spring (Bethesda) Water. weigh more
now than ever did before, and consider
myself a well man, thanks to Bethesda.'-
Letter to Colonel Dunbar1
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Good Testlmony

II feel that have been benefited, and
can nowattend to the ordinary duties of my
business without serious inconvenience.
! desire to add my testimony to that Of
thousands who have already done so, a. 10
the virtues and healing properties Of your
Bethesda Water.'-[Leiter to Col. Dun.
bar, discoyerer Of Bethesda Water.l
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Daily Yellow Fever Report from
.s.g Memphis,
And other Infected Points Showing
The March Of the Plague.
San Francisco Preparing to Give
Grant a Royal F" ReCep."
Ovation to President Hayes and
Party
BY the Hearted Detrolters
Yesterday.
The Change Necessary in the Ar
rangement,
For Exchanging Legal Tenders for
Gold and Silver.
The Change Necessary in the Ar.
rangement,
For Exchanging Legal Tenders for
Gold and Silver.
ReunIOn.or Society of the Army OF West
virginia,

Reunion,of Society OF the Army OF West
Virginia.
.' MARIETTA, o., September 10.
Special to the IntellIEenser.
The weather has been fine to-day. The
Society OF the Army Of West Virginia
formedin procession at the National Ho.
tel and marched to City Hall. The nurn.
ing was spent in speech making and hand.
shaking. After dinner, officers were
elected, Gen. Crook being elected rresi-
dent. Parkersburg was selected as the place
OF meeting on September 90, 1880. The
crowd was Just big enough to be comiorta.
BILE, and the occasion has been ve'y en-
joyable one. The exercises will clo.u to.
night with-an experience meeting, songs,
speeches and "reminiscences. G.BC.
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MILWAUKEE, September l9.-Hon. Jas.
6. jenkins, of Milwaukee, was nominated
to-day by the Democratic State Central
Committee. Governor, in place Of Alexan.
der Mitchell, declined. Mr.. jenkins, who
is prominent lawyer and politician, has
accepted the nomination.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO stock is selling at
ls5bld and 1870 asked.

TIE Grafton Senttncl Of yesterday speaks
out in depreciation Of the sertof person.
ol.ics that have been SO common in some
Of the papers Of this State, and copies an
excellent letter from the pen Of Prof. vii.
Iams, formerly Of this State, on the
.LinnL
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sHuOn's CArARRH RRuRpx.-A marvellous
cure tos catasrh, ,1iphtheria, cankes mouth,
ingenious nasal injector FOR the more rIcoess.
tul treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge, Price 50 cents. Sold BY 6. Book.
Ing Odd Fellows Hall; O. b. Dwight,
Ath and Ghapline streets; Laughlin Bros. 4
~, wheeling, and Husbands & 1nSkeep, Bell.
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This shows large and unusual distnbu.
ton of money over the country, for ii is in
addition to the regular pension payments,
which amount to about s3O,0OO,OOO per
annum. The regular pension roll, how
ever, will rapidly decrease hereafter, un-
less new classes of pensions are added or
pensions increased, which is not likely.
The natural decrease in the pension roll is
estimated at nearly 100000 per annum.
The arrears of pensions when once paid
are paid forever, and can never return to
vex the tax payers.
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FUNCTIONAL dlsoreanisation ofatheIiSet
tsa amost powerful and common cause OF
melancholy. DR.. Bulls baltimore Pills
invariably give tone TO the liver aud pro.
moteits healthiul action. - ~ ~
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FOUR NEW CARDINALS.

RoMI. September ls.-At the Consistory
to-day, the Papal Nunclos at Paris, yienns,
Madrid and Lisbon were created Cardinals,
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Base Bali Yesterday

AT Boston-Bostons, 10; olevelands, Z,
AT Providence Providence, 10; Gin.
at Troy Chicago, 8; Troy 0. Draw
game, .
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WASHINGTON, September 1S.-Thc last
sessionbf Congress appropriated SIS OOO,.
900 to pay arrear of pensions, Moro ;han
two-thirds Of this has already been gAid
out, and all will be paid by January next.
The payments made and to be made have
been pretty equally distributed over the
Northern States, and more has gone
South that is generally supposed. There
were over 100000 Southern white mCu in
the Union army, and as many colpred.
When the remaining S, ,OOO, 600 is pail, the
$25,OOO,0O0 will have been distributed
-
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Ghe GtttlIiqetrrer,

oalee, So.. ~ and 9. Fourteenth street.
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Ocean Vessels.

New YoRx, September 19.-Aniyed-
W. A. Scholter, from Rotterdam;
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LEBANON, N. H., September 19.-In-
tense excitement exists over case of vel
low fever, Arthur H. Gray is the victim.
He returned Thursday from sea voyage.
Conc0rtlIa.
New ORLEANS, September ia Green
vile, Miss, special reports 4 new cases
and l death at Concordia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

WE gel encouraging accounts III the
School experiment at the Colorado River
Reserve. The Number of children was
limited to twenty-five, bit so many
more were presented the first day thai:
that many were selected fr5in the
most promising. At present it is only a
day school as there wis an impression or
at least d report that the school was a
scheme to kidnap the children. The first
ddy The whole tribe surrounded the school.
room during the ehtire session, but since
then they have been satisfied that no evil
was intended. The singing is a great at-
traction and it is surprising to find how
rapidly they leGrn. A week is too shGft a
time to judge as to whether the school
will be suctess or not, but from present
appearances there seems hut little doubt
but that the stho8l will prove so.
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Freight Arrivals

March %. Stanwix-M Williams, IS
groceries, 1862; Ustick Il Co, 2 eggs l
cheese, go; Mrs NJ E Tyler, SuntTries,
3S7; A L Buford, trunk, 40; Kerens IL
Griffith, iron axles, s hardware, 64S; d
de la Ossa, beer, 1870. Date Creek-Gil-
mer 81 safstury,S hardware, 3l5. Pres
cott-N Ross; 10 groceries, dry goods,
t1lO;J Eaible, & mdse, 1910; A j Mason,
3 leather, Ais; J G Campbell, 80 sundries,
$500; J Goldwater s. Bro, so groceries, 2
hats, 8 dry goods. 1865; W NJ Buffum, As
groce ries, 9770'; L Bashford 81 Co, 2 gro
ceries, hats, 2 sundries, 400. Tucson
L ZeckendOrf 81 Co, 80 and s, 5 dry
goods, 5 hats, 2540; Zeckendorf 6. Staab, 1
Clocks, dry goods, 1 drugs, wine, 81
bays, 2 borax, 20 grapes, $3.50: e T Fitch
ell, 6S wagon material, 1915; W Rice, 2
drugs, 1 seed, 170; Lord & Williams, Is
doors and SASH 2 saddlery, 1870; A L
Warren, A sundfies, 1920; L NJ Jacobs &
Co, IS sundries, 1880; E Green. IL dry
goods, 30T0; I; Eorton, bedding, 10; j
5 Mansfield, cigars, 3Q7. Florenee-C D
Stuart, / mdse, is, j CollirgW6od & Co,
25 crackers, ~ sugar, 1855; s & W, 4 gro
ceries, 1858; j V Wilson, 1 sew mach, 155.
Phenix-Ellis.' Usher d Co, drugs, 81
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

MEssRs. HOOP & BATS, who have been
successfully engaged in the saloon bust
ness here for the last eighteen months,
entertained their numerous friends on
Thursday evening with a good, old-fash-
Toned entertainment at their place of bust
ness, prior to their location at ella Bend
and Maricopa Wells. The affair was i'm
pT0mtu, but, nevertheless, there was a
goodly greeting, merry time was had,
and sparkling "Ciiquot" and cake were
served in profusion. Mr.. zee Hopp, an
Chlnamdn, and well known
in Yuma and throughout Arizona as
= Doc" who has been for long titfie a
stand by and employe of this finn, ofiicia-
ted as Master of Ceremonies. A good
time wds had, and all wished them sue
cess in their new place of location. These
gentlemen, by strict attention to business
and honest dealitig, have mSrited the pub
lie confidence snd enrolled themselves
amongst our first business men; and The
SENTINEL wishes them success in their
new fields of operation, and bespeak for
them a welcomt wherever they go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

MEssRs. EUGENE GERMAN 81 Co, of
Los Angeles, have established branch
house at ella Bend. Mr.. Geo. c. Hop
kins, who was for some time connected
with the s. P R. R. Co., and whom We
knew when the rail came only to the
river, takes charge. and WILL we are con-
vinced. give great satisfaction to the pub
lie. All sorts Of wet and dry groceries,
wines; liquors, cigars and tobacco are in
their line, and they will also undertake
forwarding and commission business,
having extra facilities for the same. They
have our best wishes for success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

The arrivals at Yuma of vegetables for
four military posts this week amounted
to over seyenteeia tons, in two days (3442
pounds). These were principally onions
and potatoes. For Camp Grant taihe on
the 25th over siS TINS Q2.272 pbiindsy.
Who does Uncle Sdih buy these Tegeta-
bles of ? How much do those that reach
their destination ih an eatable condition
C ,st per pound? Cannot better and
f.eshcr vegetables be grown in Arizona
aid delivered ut much less cost by the
farmers Of Arizonaf 1t the same cost
price, ought not Govern tnent to give our
struggling, frontier farmers tile PREFER
ence? Salt River valley to the rescug!
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A zURE KING MINING COMPANY

A ZURE KING MINING COMPANY
N Location of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco California. Location,
of Works, Silver Mining District, Yuma,
Arizona Territory. Notice is hereby
given, that at Il meeting Of the Board of
Directors, held on the sixth day of March,
A. D., 1879. an assessment (No. y of Five
cents (5c) per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold coin.
to the Secretary at the office of the COM
pany, No. 81 Academy Building, $50 Pine
Street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain tIIfpaid on the Fourteenth
day Of April, 1879, will be deemed delin-
quent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and, unless payment is made be-
fore; will be sold ON MONDAY, the FIFTH
(5th) day Of MAY, 1879, tn pay the delin-
Quent assessment together with cost of
and expenses of sale By
order of the Board Of Directors.
j. H. SAYRE,
Secretary.
Office-No SO Academy Building, No.
$50 Pine street, San Francisco, Cal.
49-td
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7 cry
Will be drawn at Prescott, A T.,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE a, 1879.
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
An Act to aid in the construction OF Cap
itol Buildings, and foy the support
of Public Schools in the
Territory of Arizona.

Territory of Arizona.
Be ii Enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
arizona Territory
SECTION |. 1t shall be lawful for, and
the right, power and authority is hereby
granted for the I.eriod of twenty years
from the first day of February, 1879, to the
Arizona DEVELOPMENT Company cor
poration organized and existing under
and by virtue OF the laws of the Territory
of Arizona-and its assigns; 70 give public
lotteries, at which, or by means of which
money may lawfully be disposed Of. by
chance, anything in the laws Of this Ter
ritory to the contrary notwithstanding,
etc, etc.
SEC. Q. The Governor of the Territory
of Arizona, and his successor in office; and
in the event of the sbsenee, disqualified
ton or death of the G0terDor-his legal
substitute is hereby appointed Com
missioner to superintend the drawing Or
distribution of prizes in said lotteties, and
each of them, and certify to the correct
ness thereof, ETC., etc.
SEC. 8. All lotteries drawn underline
provisions of this Act, shall be drawn in
some public place to be designated by the
Commissioner, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and five o'clock P: NJ, and
in manner to be approved by the Com
missioner.
SECS. 4, and 6. provide for the collec.
ton of ten per cent froti all prizes and
the payment of the same into the Capitol
and School Funds.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

TUESDAY, the 18th inst. was made
memorable to our society here by ball
given at Fort Yuma, by the officers, in
reciprocity Of the attentions they HAZE re-
ceived from our citizens during the past
season. Ambulances We're flying back
and forth, conveying the guests, who were
received by Captains Porter and O'Con-
nell; Lieut.. Hayden dcvoting his atten-
TORS to providing for the comfort Of the
invited ones on this side tie river, seeing
that all were pleasantly started on their
way. The guests assembled Mt the quar-
fats of Capt. Porter, lately commanding
the Post, and thence walked across the
esplanade, TO what is usually the Hos
pital, but for this evening was converted
into grand ballroom, decorated in good
taste with many flags, trophies of bayo-
nets. swords, etc, and profusely lighted
by wall-lamps and chandeliers. The
room is large, the floor excellent, and the
music Wa fine. After dancing had crca-
ted an appetite we We're invited to the
supper-rCo!l, where, at a 7 shaped table,
the ldtiies all sat down and did credit to
the abundant and choice edibles spread
for their enjoyment An interesting fea-
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Proposals for Transporter
tiOu,
HEADoUAErERs DEPT OF ARIZONA,

Headquarters DEPT OF ARIZONA,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
Prescott Barracks, A. T., March l, 10.
SEALEU PROPOSALS, IN triplicate,
- with copy of this advertisement at
tached to each ntmbtr thereof, are
invited, and will be received at this
office until IL o'clock noon, MONDAY,
MARCH 5lst, 1878, when tie pro-
posals will be publicly Opened-fOr the
transportation Of public property in is
Department dtirIng the fiscal year cCm-
mencing July I, 1879, and ending June
30, 1880, over the routes in this De-
partment as set forth IN specifications;
which with blank FORMS Of proposals, will
be furnished bidders on application to this
office, or to the Quartermasters at Yuma
and Tucson Depots. The attention of
bidders is especially called to the require
ments of these specifications.
No proposal will be Considered unless
the identity and responsibility of the bid
der and his gnarahtors are certified there
on by United States officer, or local civil
magistrate.
The Government reserves the right TO
reject the whole, or any part of any or all
proposals submitted under This advertise
meht. and to consider separately the rates
stated in each proposal; over each route,
and to or from each depot, post or place
mentioned Iii the specifications, and from
or to any Of the Starring points or places
of delivery therein mentioned: subject to
the action Of higher authority as to award
of contract
Envelopes containing proposals to be
marked proposals for Transportation"
and addressed to the Undersigned
GEO. H. WEEKS,
Chief Quaftermaster Dept of Arizona.
4S4t
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

CoNTRERAs and RedonGo returned this
week from the Sonoiti valley bringing
wonderfully rich samples Of ore from q
discovery made by them only four miles
south from the village of Sonoita, and
about eight miles south of the boundary
line. The portion of this valley lying in
Arizona has never been prospected but as
gold. silver, copper, lead sc are found to
the North, South; East, and West of it,
there Is little doubt but that remunerative
discoveries will soon be made there.
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Notice In Rankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT
L on the 11th day of March, \. d. 1879,
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of A. Townsend, of the
County OF Maricopa. Territory of Arizona,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt Oh his
own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery of any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, of for
his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law that meet
ing of the creditors OF the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts and to choose an as
signee of his estate, will be held at Il
Courtaf Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Court Room. at the Court House in the
village of Phoenix, County of Maricopa,
in the Territory of Arizona, before the
Hon. DeFores; Porter, Judge of said
Court, on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D.; 1879, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
&. P. DAKE,
United States Marshal and Messenger.
By ANDREW TYNER,
49-td Deputy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

ture was lot of fine roses presented by
Mrs. Stang, and grown at the Depot;
these were distributed among the ladies,
tinued until late hour, when the guests
were taken home Ill ambulances, all agree
ing that it had been the best party of the
season.
Much credit is due to the officers for
their forethought shown in providing for
the comfort of their guests, and we are
requested to express to them thanks for
the pleasures provided.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

Dr. R. L. RossoN lclt Yuma for Phoenix
This week, where he intends to establish
himself as Physician and Surgeon. DR..
r. has been called in several cases of i'm
portance while here, and has Invariably
given satisfaction. His success has erea-
ted favorable impr' ssion and his gentle
manly department has mace him iYauy
friends, who join US in recomm 9ndinG him
to the citizens of Maricopa County and
who unite with us in wishing him the
prosperity he deserves.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29
4 REAL telegraph has been invented b

4 REAL telegraph has been invented by
ain English mechanical engineer. A
writer in London moves his pen, and
simultaneously at Brighton another pen
is moved in precisely simIilLr curves and
motions. The writer writes in London,
the ink marks in Brighton. The pen at
tie receiving end has al the appearance
Of being guided by a spirit hand. The
apparatus is shortly to be made public
before the Society of Telegraphic Engi,
neerS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-03-29

Mr.. j. l.. Smith returned last week
from an extended prospecting tour.
About 60 miles east of the Gunsi&ht Camp
(Meyers D:striGt) he net Dorsey Who had
,cated SIX claims We are informed that
Mr.. Stafford. nephew of our Elk -Gover-
nor is with him. Dorsey says one of his
claims will Weld S.. gold to the pound.
There is an Indian village hear by called
Peso Blanco. Smith found an old placer
that had been extensively worked in for
mef times and also recently by the Papa
goes, these say it has beer worked for
over a centiiry. Dorsey p,ospected it
and says it pays, also that there are large
mineral leads still further east. As is the
case Throughout Southwestern Ariz ona
water is Scarce, but the Indians find it
whenever they dig for it near the noun.
tains. They say they know where to find
water by weed that only grows where it
is to he found. They seem to have plenty
Of cattle and horses, showing that water
IS to be had. Smith made two locations
one of silver and one of copper, the for
mer he reports to be very rich; and spcc-
mems he brought seem to confirm his
opinion.