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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

The fugitive Tax Collector of Los Angeles it seems crossed the frontier into Mexico not far from Yuma. Had either the authori- ties or bis bondsmen offered a reward, there is little doubt but he would have been captured. but few people care to devote their time and money to such an en- terprise unless actuated by some personal motive.
 The Los Angeles " Herald" " of the 10th. has the following:
 The whereabouts of Hamil- ton, the abscondiDg City Tax Collector, and Alfredo CarrillO seems 10 be in considerable doubt MT. Chapman, Route Agent on the Arizona Division of the Southern Pacific Railroad, say; that, if proper reward had beer offered, he could have caugh them while they were crossing the Colorado river, below Yuma on Saturday last"
 We are requested by Mir, Chap man 10 deny that he ever made the above statement. He diC say to H. Ring, Chief of Police a Los Angeles, that if a reward haC been offered, Hamilton would have been arrested near Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
For ArfZ0A0,
BRONCO.

J. Freyer, F. Williams and P D. Hunter of Watsonville, and A. H. Metcalf, M. A. Pratt, C. +. Mauk and H. Frutig of Sali- mas passed through San Luis, Cal, last week on their way 10 Tombstone District, Arizona This is the second visit to Ari- zona for Messrs. Aetcalf and Mauk this year. MT. Metcalf spent several months there where he made some valuable mIn- ing locations, one of which he bonded at a handsome figure, and refused good round sum for a second location from which an average assay gives $500 per ton, the largest being $17,000. He returns this time to develop his mines.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

our Jewish citizens last night com. menced the celebration of the Feast of Dedication, which continues eigbt days This season of rejoicing is in commemor ation of the deliyerance of Israel, under Judas Maccabeus, from the tyranny of Antiochus the Furious. This dellyeranco so remarkable, although occurring nearly four thousand years ago, is still kent in bright remembrance in the heart of every Israelite.-ComneercidI Dec. 10.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

We understand that the English Ope- ratio Company has also agreed to dsa- gree, aud has gone to join the Hayne Company among the things that were.
 It is with pleasure that we call atten- ton to the fact that the firm of Wm. B. Hooper & Co, have resumed business in Arizona, having placed the old and well known firm name at the head of the busi- ness formerly carried on by John R. Dall & Co.,, as extensive importers and dealers in foreign and domestic wines and liquors. They are already established in Tucson, Phoenix and AleXandria.-Citi
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
(Froa the Arsz0adn.)

Henry Wickenburg will run a lot Oi arrastras at Black Canyon.
 c. c, Bean states that funds are en route to begin operations in the Prescott Mg Co.'S mines.
 The Agua Fria smeltins furnace started up this week and ran ton of bullion from Silver Belt ore.
 There IS quite large quantity of smelt- ing ore in the mines beyond Thumb Butte, about seven miles from town that will average 200 ounces per ton.
 Nr NIP. Pierce has received advices that at the McCrackiA mill the charge for reduction of custom silver ores in Mohave Co. has been reduced to S20 per ton ip bullion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
s4TrT3AY, DECEMBER 1S, 1879.

3Ef T cA 7, DECEMBER 13, 1879
 
 There seemed for a while late- Iy to be a Hull in the inter9st in mines and mining stocks at the East, especially for investment, and attention was turned, by sev- eral large sales, to railroad stock. Now, as is shown by the state- ments and general tone of our Eastern exchanges, interest in mines has revived stocks listed at New York and Boston have appreciated in value, and invest ors are looking to the West, and particularly tO Arizona, for mines in which to invest. We hear of several mining properties that have just Epen placed with East ern capitalists.
 This state of affairs is largely due 10 the creditable manage Inent of mining companies incor rorated or controlled in New York. These alone, now disburse about S1,000,000 mon .hly in divi- dends; last month, two companies there, paid out $3OO,GOO in divi- dends, we see it predicted that the January dividends of New York mining companies will ex- ceed $2,OOO,0On.
 Arizona is now attracting capi- tal from all directions. and as our mines are developed by it the output will he marvellous, which will in turn attract more capital Industry and enterprise. An ex- change says:
 For the first time, eastern capi- talists are now receiving some re- turn from money invested in western mines. The legitiruate result will be an increased invest ment iii that class of property. In this respect the month just ended witnessed a decided improv g. ment over any previous month of the year, and the indications are that the December transactions in mining properties and stocks will reach a figure that DO ronserva- tive person would have dared predict even three months ago.
 The curse of mining is the op- pnrtunity it affords for fraud. Wildcat schemes by the score are now making their appearance.
 It Is fortunate that thus far they have done little harm, while serving good purpose as warn ing to investors. Nearly every mining proposition that has reached state of importance in this community during the past year has had a good basis, al . though many small investors have been bitten by the "cats-" There is no excuse for disastrous mining investments. The means for procuring information are so abundant, and it is so easy to ob- tain all necessary guarantees, that an investor who stakes his money on a "wildcat" proposition must be careless indeed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
Beard of Supervisors,

A special meeting of the Board was called and held on Monday, at which the time for the collection of the taxes was extended to January first 1880; and the time for return of, and settlement with, the Tax Collector was extended to Mon day January 5th. 1890.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

John D. LaRue has been appointed United States District Court Commis- sloner (2ud, Jud, Dist0 for the eastern portion of Maricopa county, and s. R. Warficld to the same position for this sectiou.-Kerdld.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
SINKING EUND

ID ids for the surrender of General Fund ID Warrants of Yuma County will be received up to ? o'clock NJ. of Monday the 22d. inst. Amount of cash in fund eight hundred and fifteen & 69-1O0 dollars ($S15. G9) Bids must he sealed, directed to the County Treasurer, and marked "sink- ing fund" Warrants must accompany bids.
 Yuma A. T. Dec 6, 1879.
 A. E. de Corse. Go Treas. per J. H. Taggart Dept.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

Old, Hack still whacks at us. but we don't mind ii, in fact, are getting used to it, Anything but sensational Indian scares old fellow, we really must protest against them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
Homicide at Gillette, Ar1zona. !.
PHGNIX, 4. T., Dec. {

A special to the Herald from Gillette says one Shannon, cook for the road builders under Fenton, was shot and instantly killed at Tiptop last evening about 3 o'clock. The party that did the shooting is a carpenter, named Miles, a resident of Tiptop. The quarrel was provoked by Shannon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-Without debate or discussion this afternoon, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Secretary McCrary to be United States Circuit udge for the Sth. Circuit
 There is little doubt but that G. w. McCrary will make an even better Circuit Judge than he has Secretary of War. An upright and conscientious man free from political trammels he has given general satisfaction to all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13

Ex-Goy. R. c. Powers, of Miss. was Tn Los Angeles this week. He is on his way to Prescott, Arizona, where he is largely interested in mines,
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-13
REDEMPTION NOTICE

NTos. s6, sS, go, & 90 of 1873 General Fund 1S Warrants of Yuma County are how payable at this office. Interest ceases from date of this notice on called num- bers. Ifnot presented within ten days, funds on hand will he applied to redeem warrants next in order.
 Yuma A. T. Dec 6, 1879.
 A. E. de Corse, Co. Treas. per J H. Taggart, Dept.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

f.ri N nus lH forgotten HI ihe tli44
ettastun ~ tlr payment III thu Futile
hiii, tint ~ rnt II In ntd.i linni~
il,Hs n ntsef viii ~ phil, The ntl.
iish Hsriem III perpetual public ,irhf
T. what Il ttrnli VII thu@t who taik
IN Tie payment III thr hnt,ls Nv gull
EVEN tln interest nn nur iH1,Atsl
sl,.lt epl'i NJ. rnid ". Huid. Thin ,nt
nttt ~ #snt.H4fulls runitmIirish. M,
fuuml nuii,i,et~ tl,r inirt.yi u -iHl.
trH,lno annually, .htls' ilr a,'t.al
nalI pf#iuri III ilsr Whole snrih u
about thu ansnr, Nimtt. Therefore.
uNt t,usrlnlneni ruH suul.uI,rIixe illt,
pniit. nnlsi si.slsl III il,e MIiuI" eattl.
asnry twrIy. mouths. II Will H. nile
III tny H. Hul,I interest annually
The Interest un oar public debt n,iAi,
tlet. folr, H. publ III tin e4uirahHt IN
gold. III tir gnII itself ennna' IL.
ubtniuei. lf thr ratlet will think
ills inutter ntlt IN ltiGt@.lf w. viii
readily discover tint ii tnnuiuodtfy
which IL Inn l.uuntn ~ liz payment
NJ lin Interest simply, ought init ~
IT, the hA.tr FIR ttG payment ~ liz
principal ~ unr bonds. The 1Oaie N
iir rituntiun Isnsls ~ thr conclusion
Tint, aftrr NIL. thu bouhv nm~i ~
pail. principal mn nirrest. III levnl
tettier l,Njat money. tiid W. nre III
favor iii t,n.iUinU nit l,n-t IeRirlMiutl
wLrnb, III. eDHtfnr ~ tMy thvss
bonds j,Hs hern repeatedly eiianpc.l
I'm Iii interest ~ illn bUndlivltitf
Than l,ay tlem III full IrnUl trul"f
piper n,tl i~~ne ~ more tWnd.
fvJe,st. Inriiu,I A,If Ern.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

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i4Hths
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ln tle Nsnl., Aiiantnad Without
un.klnu my nominations,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Plr.i. How mr. yoii pnlng ~ Hrs
fei,lpllnli uIlHt yp.l tetM tie aIIslu,
l,ltttoh ~ nlDHey Without euumnn
lam.
Ai,nNeI. w providing md giving
employment ~ The ldle lHtueittr, ~
il'e psol,le, thereby enabilbp it,e-.-
WIN pro- - ~ NET md 0nipy tl,e
fruits n il,elr Ial,nf. TIN. increasing
consumption, Will stimulating ptD.
durtlun.
h'frDni, Inv Htr W. rpnf t,TDt,Ie,
Nliutu yptt mr. rIntMIrIHk tn, ~ ut
Thu luftntIit VI Hu HAIt,liInuni I~~tir III
4TutilllG'h~. wi,rn ~ DMu no sael.f.
ltfss NJ rUi,,tiutIIilusf
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eininoriny fvf mr. I,I,yslealIy 3itong.
vigorous, md willing IN work, ample
feTnrily III nvefy government thu
provides fDr itJsr Win tnt,0t. tN~i0nti
NJ fvr lt.O1e Ni,U ff,l, II ~ ~ eHttt
tnH~. fDf commodities. eptu ~ afen.
bucks.
Thlfd, How rHH pm Hti itAy HI1fn
lftDintf iuin circulation tllHu flrfr N
nOw without 4tAtuIt0us distribution Y
Answer. Htov OE.rIH9 y premium
f0r vlDney invested N Hatstrd nv.
rrnmvDt bonds. LIN ffnn thu al,Dnt.
defs III islUf Il pottiOD N ttI4 bur.
deus u HVsSfAinsni, w compelling
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

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st#th ettt III attltA sltNut
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Vi psts fht f#lpt "A 'ltf ttarHt saHrTt
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si,i't ntti ~ she principal II vi, wv
unlis tnt ,hv III atra 'Fhu thrna
Wtt IL lii snius ans nnA n HI ~
tleia paying rnvut, nas ri w h,ea~t
atr us il eulntnutlI's thai - nne
sHtt#
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srek@ Vi t,nkt capital ~ III ,hr ailtni
isralipn il the word arNlnt"
TIL. II slr wnt Webster defines "
nlsn Worcester.
thin. "a ,ilr NJ stamp munay,"
An thu Treasury certificates II
whatever nntne ~ denomination
have Msh stamped with 4 lIei TIL
term aruihlnr tt,nhvy" ns ua.ti IN si,s
Consultation inrnn. IL niAks
ur fnhfIrate lnenuy far pfnsf
MI u#r." II, " tiuunt Hsnml,
~" Tint which srfyea IN
payment" precisely ~ defined IN ~
+ lislevns. ny thu courts. aud ~ Under
a,ooI by the Inv milking power
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

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lusstr,rNtrss shnvs hHw ~ taaAn
Nv ,nurh., tnen. rtntl,altls. Anil "
tvtsnl TIT ii shp hlulrat inss ~ H.
government Ii, " lst,pi,i
Hissh i,use nes supply nhd 10
i,aatt,l. ANIL n,i lntnry, eHhtiti III
Inbut lur@iiuis. tlnu pieslsisa' etlsssints,
nna Hi Int I'LL liz nsens,ss ~ euni'
ntftrinl lifsY
An%wrt Mones III unlimited
quantities risrh into 'le ennifsi "
slr fe~, shtuu.h nnInat Legislation,
Iii hi. Interests III thase WIN uwtl
and centred II. unnl'Ius it,v.ies "
"rrtnrt" rtu.inee. fvfnar employ
mp.,i tp lnt,uf. except rn feft,@ TINT
nuk.@ lal,nr tile slave III anFiinl. mud
Thus. though thousands willing r.
wnfk. mns lnnRnlsl md Stntss "
ttr ml,'~' III plenty, H. demand y
Arntrnl una 4pit u;Wn When There
/ 1. III, abundance NJ tno,se,. labor u
rt.adily employed. ttnn,ps nre III
known. w. plira ~ produce u ~
munufati,r ~ tilt producer hiiA r
nli who lnl,Df, no lunitsr how ml,uhA'
mt the supply, Money y merely vi,
tool IN trade nnd commerce, Hitd
should H. IL servant md not W
muster through, lppi~i ion IN ~ tn
t~re~t. fpr thereby II u.onololizea ~
supply anil @tnt sss the demand. AM
ID accomplish this sesns ~ have
been tlle mission III thu trpuItlicHi
party, mud ~ undo thlr work " rob
berry and wfonR ~ the people II ON
~ III objects ~ the ercent,aek purity
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

The Port tItetfer JOutunI pub.
tisIrs wlMt II any, Il thu tfu9 hIsiu.
rys ~ I,mnunI'4 fiIr lvW,, lise afpi1e
steps III UW~eneek. tsftauNieii. -
fuIlnnH ~ II ttne tlnf there mr.
portions. ~ thr hill NI,ial, mr.. s.seu
IL Thu Ing, untIt ~ tiIe down. mud
aHHin there mr. pines wl,etr IL l,erse
would tHke Ill rider drrn with pr.
fret rnf,ty, III. ptade ii The hill
I,as not lenIi el,nHReI materially
mil puinntn @s,iVl,t il,r rHfes, nId
quickest Incnns III &s4Hpet Il IL
likely. ilisD, TINT ~ dashed uysf Il
rpDi almost l..tlsdl.tulut. @.rewH
with buyliet1 Mud UyrrDfnNn will,
uudrtlHueI. when h. might hive
pn,r Ib~u we'll itrIsIen jn.iI,.
whift, wns npt D,,Iy lu1iH Mees@@it,Ie.
hIH l4ss .sxtn@nlY Putnam attended
Il hill iite night previous. III tiIen.
vile. md lid nui reiutu I'LL Hfief tn
rnHlI hours. cul, Tltpf,as a Meud
Informs ~ TINT llia father, IL innn II
MIXTURE ysnr~. resided IN ihc rI,uf
where Nj Hubert MeHd'r l,D,,-e now
stands. Whan itrtr WAS ii guard
h. remained ~ hume, btt On fhe
In question fhtrr Nn1 M Rtintl. md
liz, III u4uuI, Afrtll,ieI rnyr like
rt,s,i under ihe hill opposite. where
| brush Knnpt,f- hotlse naM stands !,
from tIlls euyr ~ YHw it,e Dragons
pnsr nIpnp The turnpike, nft,r day.
light, IN quest ~ Putnam! They ~.
f1nded ilIs hill known m GuI 1hnt.
A, Meals hill. The Oh Tracy ptnre
opposite Mr.. Higgins tfurfnnrIy
| FfnuJs A, 10Dic~'p Wn. u public Inn.
ni,uul fDuriy rods from Putnam
| .t1ln, mud tite GENERAL hnd arrived
there it,s prrytuI% dny. putnnn,
i rnn shaving uefUrr ii looking RlHs@
which wAs suspended btt~Hsn two
windows In iltr Wtri md ~ The l,ultstt
md m thu drnpvpu. rnUr uyer fhe
hill where tl,H InJ Congregations
Church uoN rfHisls, h. discovered
them, hurried out. hastily mounted
lrlr horse. fastened before tlt dvet
md rUJr rapidly lawn the turnpike
Al the bIulT. instead II following the
fDsI ii, tiH lift, considerably drIny.
Ing him and ravO.tn9 him ~ the ~.
IHusyss lirp. he wheeled m The right
taking tlle loot path NlDpa the tDiiftl
.tLs ~ fI,e iDld Epl~totMl, Church,
Thus serurtne admirable shelter, ~
AttEstrA ~ tlte .eOfTs n bulIrit
which sOuH ~ GsFH In thr n0ttII
side ~ tl.r oil church, rven IN I.t4
~ IhzI. wItcn n Wns blONn dow ii.
Th4rr II 10 dUilbi lint flyut Putnam
wns WILL acquainted With thr lOrnlI.
~ Il. ~ kept the foot path VII ~
reached tl,t tOD " TIN ststy4, which
werr mt nj VII rtktep. And II WAS IN
rnsy thing fOf him ~ rIdr down
TWENTY ~ thirty II ths One hundred
brDA1, rude steps I'LL ~ fs.4D,ed lts1
fDtI. This h~ efoHsHA and struck 1
tr.lI lt,rpu4it fhu bushes 10 ttte nOrttI
towards tl,r Hf.nt 4vAInC, while tht
rursarrs tnseeI " and towards
HtHWfDtsI In short there Wis Dts
NAy tDr Putnam ~ slat4le nj. ptr
rnsrs and that WA nat quite M Hlsry.
lint iitE only teHsOuAl,DT way. The
LfttIsl, would hHse followed Putnam
Int, supporting III would keep tI.s
r0sd ft-tt1nl ~ dosining tnlv ~
unObnefsed bJislIe path, and Aecof
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Thu republican organs IN their
b,tIls against ilr Rr,esnAnekaf- sre
continually talking about tn r',eees.
III Resumption. lint ths (l,tstlHo
Tribune, thr western nose rnH ~ tll,t
ai.st.t, coupon clipper, IN II it.,,a
~ Juns ~, bring Over xsat0un fpf IL
ila1tHt's lHistrsi, fDfHDt ti-.if mud
tDLl The tfusl, about resumption ~,
follows.
seDms Indignation, prevails among
Chicago holder. ~ government tp,,itia
~ tl,a trflI~nl ~ ilr Uu.nrUyrItt a,
pny the Interest II, yDII, Inquiry
III ihr Chicago kub Treasury show
iI,Nl thu Jul, interest Will Nv t,aitl
here In silver, irHHI tenders, ~
Treasury eI,erks ~ k9w York,
Until tt,~ris payments were resumed
This tatunest wAs ni%Hys pMid III
KDiJ. Nt,rn spenit payments b.,
RDu ggI1 wn1 r'lun.d, 1fts resnB,p.
lion n .pf.ta payment, II thus
mule ~ piIt IN ilu jvrHl suVply III
HOId. Bank TINT hHye t,enu rerriv.
Ing g0tI III ti,r rtirlTv hub.JfsA..
my Hyrr .l1rs their organization, In
payment ~ ihe interest m tt@If
tUy.futurutr, rtru wt,rta ruld Nmp
m \ premium ~ ihU a,,d ,uDrr, nOw
fulI ~ Krf II Iren,lr1 spsDlr I,Hy,
iH1ttf1 hays hr~u tts,imrit II II VI
~ iis~ ~ sAy TINT - lrNnl t~ndrt<
AtH nuW - HDUL - gold. Tiny nft
not ~ D,ef4DH. VIM wnHf gftlI In
Chicago, Kyrfy hnnk rautl more
~ l1ss gold ~ liauJ, HIH, " tln
UuyHrH,usnt ttfusra ~ pny tt,sUl
k0lJ, Tiny lpsvr ~ supply Themselves
Iii NV fOtk NJ II Ftri III t1fH,ttz ~
pr ttI4V. II Ii 1tslrtly true,
st1At9. - II .nr,,l~, il,Ht tI,v only
practical wAy HI which il,e rr.,lmp.
lion ~ sp41ts payments hn4 bsel,
fell In Chicago n iii ttsi, frfusni III
IN U0tefDNlrDf ~ pst IL iufrr@si
N rod! Willie spselr payments
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

Mr.. kheftnHtt Will undertake II
convince tlr MIin1 fnrtuefa III Tn
bIrssTdhesa ~ Ill work IN iifHi,er.
but n II doubtful wIp'ltrf iltry Viii
appreciate liz ii,stntir. TIE ,tuibtIs,t,t
~ fnftutr n 1i,lfe ~ rich nov Alih
n farm VALUED ~ ~z.ftt, ~ h. wns
tn ~ twelve y~nfs Hpp WIrn Ills
fur,n Wnr valued ~ t5.lsNI, Int tI,e
dtl,fuf fUfmef ~t,u owned it,G farm
tAt'ird ~ E,fts,. luoryaK.4t fu -
ftt,, II tpt,iny tvt NptiI, n .rni. Mt
tliHi hIs fnfh, hNa slitunk III fenl
value tlll y eA,,isvi pay tI,e Ield, hit
TINT the tIabt IInr ett,sHdral In ,Alne
I'LL IL Mts~Dtt,s iIir farm. II |. inst
this fDf uhIrl, They think JOHN
sherman mud his pnfiy,- D01fD,i
(lffykF.