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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

VNSTATE NOTICE. = Noticeis hereby CIV
III en- that Letters OF Administration on the
Estate of Susan Heiser, late OF kye township,
Perry Co., Pa have been granted to the under
signed of said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
claims Will present them duly authenticated for
LEVI d. RIDER, Administrator.
w. ii. SPoNsLRR,
Attorney for Administrator. J. [June 8, 1877
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

u0QCE Send 25 cents in stamps or currency
1OhoE for a new HORSE BOOK 1t treats
all diseases, has % line engravings showing posi-
p00k large collection OF valuable recipes.
DOON rules for telling the age OF horse. with
an engraving showing teeth OF each year. and a
large amount OF other valuable horse tntorma-
tion Dr. Wm.. II. Hall says: Il have bought
books that paid IS and $40 for which / do not
like as well as do yours" SEND FOR A CIR
CULAR. AGENTS WANTED. b. j. KEN
DALI, Enosburgh Falls, Vt. 20 ly
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE |

During the next TEN DAYS we
will sell a
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
SECOND.

We always run one stock of
clothing off at a sacrifice at the
end of the season, and do not
have what always eats up profits
old Stock.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
GIenn's SULPHUR Soap

which is Just as beneficial but Infinitely cheaper.
Local diseases Of the skin, rheumatism and gout
are all relieved by this standard remedy. Com
plexion bemlshes are eradicated by 1t, and 1t inn
parts to the cuticle a pearly whiteness and vel
vety sOftness which greatly enhances female
charms. Sold by Druggists. 34d4w
, 1879-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments Wrrc llled for
record Thursday, May Is.


The following Instruments Wero illed Tor
record Thursday, MAY l5.
os7r rnorrRrr.
Blssell 81. l5o 4 4 nf sopaln at: y &
:5xl.a II. improved: t:a'ra Atoy 10
tl.ydtn 4, Robinson to 1sfa Mn.cshci-u
wsss tass' fxa;fn II s 4 @ ot a;iattsas'
Ut, n I, .5xl l10 II. improved, .latctl
Mny II tWenzul l.. Rot1uln 10 Mlc!'ael ,,n,
st.%sf ! 10, ~ i ;.,.i 4 ii,; Sss%S;s% II; II
Itins' ~ l,,fSs, II xxd, IA to tsst A*tAod"t 400
a. "; s:,5s 4; o H. ai. e Wv &"; i, a''s +, t.
1lunnphruyt - Anthony sln'"nI :..:;... 1.1oo
S.H ,i, cs''s"s' s,,i. + x f; f. 6tays 1f %s,t
dnstti April:s tdosppl uoean 10 A"doFs asa
sna"se "se'ss. Il. III Il ii Ws;t si*iissni, '''
{Alattt 'rnttlt to Ellen T.. Tussss)... :. GOO
o.sths a. .sna,o asn r. ,,S:, :" S"til S,fs M;e1r
May dlonr'ch Knorr TO sops'" y. anan
W.T. tsH';sn'}G ysn G.isn ii. lis i cf x.h: 000
t i Matthew Laitn 10 Hugh Tea'rlr- .,o
osio Hui i, iG II ii N:ttt estiotn ii. 0''
I, .0xltto n. datct slay II u'cni,!s .a
Power 10 Nancy l.. C1aek) -. -. ....,: ., 400
l'oik ats. " /. :uxl.h i. lU II, improved,
!atea. Apr!! .pr ~ !l'; d: sr'1 ". Il. Me' .oo
lry ~, ii l., !1xl2., It, improved. dated
| Aprt Is III. 1tcnkchlN. to H. Rain
/ naAHhl -. ,.,4....... UA-
Indiana Ut, " cor Of t'tka ii, II, lne1
| 10 Tho1ts siaexiui. ......:........ - T.. 10, $50
| Touapk1Ha u. huiwGeu Weet TaylHf nrI
| Iulk hth. " I. 20xt.5 i. iutI, ,inp1nsen.
t dated .Ansll II 1T. X. aud U. a. JaIaas
10 aasah j.. Aiuhaliyi -, ..... ........... 1000
| souTu or cirr LtXlrs, WITHIN \ uAplpa or asyrN
| A1tEs 0p THE GtIEAT. T.Auusx.
EnetewooA w. lS3 IL o u Stuwart nv,
| ", 4ux1l1il. dated An4. Il, lh7G
trhube n. Whltnuy to Juan ". R,g.
Webas, ~, ihl u : OF Forty.si1fh ~ VI,
.ixlnl It, ttnfed May ID Fidelity snv.
jnss Hnuk 10 liceaey CoYMe' ;. ........ or
floilo. Mv w nu cos Forty tn'irsh 1t. VI.
lux i:si,s II, tlatet May II tJames
EduS 10 IsMss A. AastaS4,.. ...... a.1ol
, 1879-05-16
The following were tt.1 exports OF provision
Tutnis, n, 310 u23, :}lb, ~


PROVISIONS.
ttOQFNQDuCT3.-Were frmcr, and ahtc atcadJ.
Tl,etu was not much demand for pork. hut gooA
a,eady Inquiry for lhrd. which ntsorbad al thu
offerings, and seol,cd 10 strengthen The utltar ds-
pattn1entA of the mntket. TtarG waA not much do
lux III ,leats for shipment Thu local hog market
,a. strndy, and Liverpool roportsA an advance Vi
I'll rcr liz iba OIL lard. with al hycEaRn Improve.
,ucnt Of about Cd In sovothl cuts Of sucah.
MEss ruuE.-Advanccd 100 f2.fc per hrl. anu
closed 10c ahore the lateet prices Of wednesday.
Sales were tepuetca Of Il, 7i'a brfs aelcr June at
81, ca, <t, 7.,,f, mud 40, $50 brls settler July at
81. 7at sGtn Sc,S. Total. II. 600 br1s Tho mhrkot
closuu ru At 30 G7,.v. 70 fos cas!, Or scfer May.
50, 1oSlD, ,TaL3 for june, and 81. sO4f0. .Aah for
Univ. August yAA nominal at 10c above July.
utd uutk wna held ut ID. 90. frtma mefs h0fG "as
nnninni ut Ss 7nsn w. Anl extra prime at 81. -
GEh.U0 -,
III lie nboyo te lasust ntices VI "Wednesday. Sncs
wcro rppurtrd pf H. 5t .cs seller 1ane nj ~. 17is9h
d. 81: g. 100 tcH reIlcr Jnly at ~ 10; and
n, 7l tea scl1ne AMx1tat ut 3h. HaatM .Hs.. ctMi
n:} buO fcs. Tie market clnscd firm ut ~. "!
apot N sccr May: e. !x 70. y, lor June; Sg.
6utl no far ,nly; ull stI :luaLU acl!rr AuEnst
MEArs--sslyancra :iGt10c per 100 bs ~ sympathy
local futures, with little hotng otherwise. salcs
wore rcptirlcu Of 400 b0sea shoulders, partly u
81: Uj; i, ii0 0uJ ls short ribs Ut st. ~ tot
,jnna, 81. 7iEz+.k0 for fnly, Mnd Sl:ir3!9 11r
August; -i7:t tcs uwcot p!ckset hams ~ !ht} NJ
| D1c; ami 140 tca DO tlf 1ba> IT. 7Ac Tho fnuw'
ng syerc The coatng ptcus per 1ot lbs on tho eatl'
| 1ut cuts:
, 1879-05-16

,raen, and lid. ios f"an'l !oS wefs refused an9at
H. d: u'et SS SSa 3 n"e I" e saps.
we're more ,rlentt. md 'oa pF,'ntn.ly II tho
absence q nthct of1stlass cat ,nls: wete r., t.,
r. tSo IA # s}sstsu' al On isask and io
hn d ~, ss3?; ffcc ii board: Total, 49q h,.
.tfsit Viii ~ %"s W. os sss; 'e'"s
sasIit ii Sssaa3:e., the on!.!as for ~, 2: +
sscsip'. md W. Gsa's No saIG' q
a:rs'. : ii d. A.. i. co:s ttce'pt: wsie qn9!od
!" ,ss q; nj IT. 'ss %ssso! H." 't Il: IT, S
IN tic aboyc .nnrued ho,l'a. Is mlxtnst
Of tlle two last ctnpt. and thls ~ spnosen e pa
nver extra = 'fhc .atpld offerings wcfe II Fo"n
rcq.,c.i tas tsss wete rrrostr q ~, bit ,s 10;
a iilfIas: 1900 b" BY sano1u "t4ao 'he on'1aes
. MonsIva CALL. ......-...
ate.s po.N:sa'cs 1a Sfis H., nt ;o.ss@n3 o.
@ Ss1 Gas s IS S Sn "s It S%s s Sss', 'es ,a. IL;
and and 5oc iut ,n'Y. "
rwo o'rtocK CALI.
whsat-1rs 900 In Mt =; ;o,,Sp1 oo.s fo: Jnns r.
xx, s 'sass 's 5 *; HI a"'y K ss tsS ~ ass 'ss
ss q; M g. S]y e: q e. g. ss' e ter ;e. t9s as! 10
&c J5! Sa6 !s. s"% It @ tos e au1 ' '''''
] LarEll.
Wheat aa fairly active ani d.n'cr; Tn 5nn1 ,3 sS'
":5 t5rn nv was rea'iy 1t S,;GtasNe for jung: 'idp
lo%e !aly. I1.. Sna:F'se tor August. May was
oa;s .srs e a5%sr ' selling at eaa:at' for Juno
= 50 iii H It s't ;st' f;!; fot ,aoe So a0ID. ii
Tor ln,y, nun SANITY fnr AnEns'. ,. -,
, 1879-05-16

Long clcars quoted at SIZE, loose. uni 81. ~
boxcl; Cnmbcrlnnds. 81. 71$k t.. S7!s bo1cA: lanE-
fur ID to Ii Ii average; Estcn hams, NLGilc for
aan,e nyosakrs:. green ahoalders, :'A623Ec.
Dscun quoted ht lilMt49tc for ahonldert. bGSn:sc
for rIItrt Ehr b.i6ts,c for short clears, h,$GIuc
for hams, sll canvased mad packed.
(tnEA4E-Was pu!es nt -. o0fah, 30 for No. !
while. 4ssG6"e fot good yullnw, aud 4AQ4ksc tot
brown. sale MAS MAl1e OF 10 lea yel10w At INC.
llEEF PIODUCrS-Were firm and aniat Mt
so.0oGaO.:5 for. mess. STU. 0UQE10."5 for extra
TAf.,,ow-Nas 4u!ct at GD0,.c for city and 81
G}Uc for countFY.
, 1879-05-16

rLoUR-Was unusually qnlet, Int firm. somo
holders quoting tho market AZ noullnally hrnler,
somo OF then, having so lfltlo to otrer Tint No
sales from dag to day" ia necessary report. 6hlp-
nera wern apparently limited In tltlr operations y
this fact Ut hight stocks. Sales wire rupUrcd Of
100 h1,s winters at Sc. TO; COO iris aoaha exssas
mostly at 9t.0G@j. o.; 100 brts spring extras at
tsEa; and 200 bfIs snpors At 81. TO- Total, ]. QUO
brls. The following was tho nominal range nf
, 1879-05-16

sates: .Cutgo scllr H.. Graut, from haaksE'
9Th ilO0 II common Inch at $500. .,,
largo schr Cccelln, from Stuskegon. w." ~,
strips mad boards, largely boards ut slu'I':s.
nasge II. Amanda, from spoouyl1e. 1do, oog sa.1
st.ips and boards Mt S1O.00. Dry iAths at sl'"'
und dry p!ckets at S7.n0. ,,,cY
Cargo schr ". Wing. from J.udn{ton "n,V" ~"
It ptrcc stuG ut 50. tj also barse Mftclft' "''
baina p>nru iS 0tM II prrp etuI NJ 81 9:1 IN mn.
Cargo schr AdEiHstc, from Mnekesutl. -. %.9.ss e
grerll sirls aud tuifltt ut 81. 81. sehs HSnd
fso". MM&kseon, 114, ,uo0 Il TRY sttspa a"a 'S'
It fl0. ia. IN, O1l
G,rIo schr Reguotnr, from White Lake l95'fHu y nj
It .:iert strlps aud halr.ls ut 3l3,Vo; aHo w
It .!.incs roieGtH 1T Siis.o oorot,t
demand ahuwiug no signs Of nl,atsEleh'' S'S~
, 1879-05-16
C, GRANVILLE HAMMOND,
No. tn f.astitt.s... a.,
HAS foR eAL& "a,
TRADERS INSURANCE -"
AND j.,
CHICAGO CITY RAILWAY RT0cke.

NAv Yonx, May la.-t3oEcrnn.cnts wern
strong. The Ftrat National Bank s,ndcase re-
ceFc 'to se & ." o. - ,1s,,,, az. y, ,,,rrs.,s
Tor *'Wuoo,thU worth VI pnl'eu e'"'sa7 ~ 49,
bonds ut prices slightly bcluT nlc snarkdt qt&pta.
tivus, An answer wus returned to tl'c effect
.,,ot 81, u,orv hord* ct,,l mt be sold, hui t!,nt
.aaI n w. a't @ ~. r.,r,,,s,, nt ,a,vf,,
s.vvsoD W., "'1," r",,,v ~ !, ras decided ns ,he
Lonon nousc alioultl hive $th,0oo,s0o nt NIL
market rate and tho bonds will bp acns direct
~ ,'o.n'a u". ,anrs I'm .,t, ,,,c 1orcst
ha'lfoau secat.'os "e'G ntn'' Nm rr..". ~, t.suos
transactions III Missouri, Kansas " Texas 'ssaes'
State bontla were dull.
eto.k anuta,lnt,on today was Ycry ncttvo. IN
.,s,s aos,,r,. n .trorT fonc nreva,,cd, uud
c".'5 "eae ers,.s .,,. ,..t,r Woa,o,n
pr'sth ADVANCED 9telW' tlt INLET "a'.t'a
Union. which aola up 70 l'o'a' INC mEne"s
polnt yet rencllcd. Conl shares were also ucttVt-
IL tra,lcti in especially New Jersey Ecnsraft
,,,,,, ,t,.a r,,,,, N n 47.x nm NJ, announcement
"n1ea IVY ''o'" ~ :" - " ~ H.. ,t,t
Of tIle co!suh'inat"'" VI ~" .n'11s, 1's..
tho Rca.1hg Railroad uses tha Ncw dersey
rsntrn rcal to conptctc Il through 1tnG frni1l
, 1879-05-16

fEEEtrrs.
18TH. | iH'h-

T"s,T. ,ts;: HIT II: tas"s s ,ass;s @ rtss iaa'sa
;; ;S;:,! ss$. ;,S s:; s; Ss Iii;
S!S: r." y; S Il; i; !$; siS:
's,f'%ss; Ss.. sss.':: n":: ss:s ~: 'ss%$s ':ss q
!S;S!:: !;S$; ;::'i IT.: LII; S,sss:; a ;5 ~
|S:;;:S Ss::!; ';::ss !$ s s
5eah: b":... :....... Ill 10y: -
Withdrawn Iron, storo during Wednesday Tor
rity consumption: 757 bil wheat, 2,0l3 lit
c0rn 1870 bli barley. .
The following Rrs!n WAS inspected Into store
III thls city yeAtcrstaY morning: eara NO.
at,.lEr wintcr wl,cat, cars No. . rcd, y cars No.
3 do cars 1ntxrt, rars No. hard, 70 ears No.
spring, Ut cars No. q do, ~ cara rejected, car'
no grads t1a0 vt,cat);:t car No. corn, . cars
yet'ov, ST rara high mixed, b cars new tsu, II |
ears new mixed, 1863 cnss a,l4 186 SUI bu No. do,
r. cass rejected, cara no grade cess corn); VI
cars whltr OATS 81 cars artl 00U0 hu No. mixed,
lU cars rejected G1 oats}; q cars No. rye; car
i NJ. barley, D rara NJ. 3 DO, cnr extra, car
feed o tarlcy( Total (4aU cars), 3i0ooo tu.
Inspected out t,1D3 bu whcnt, f7a, 72s hi tors1,
q, 1t lu oats. a9:i:1 bu rye, e? 72s BIT l'ntley.
Tic report Of The Ncw York rroluco Exchange
fdr tho year 1879 IL to hand. It Is handsomely
got mp volume.
| The occurring Of wheat, referred to by h1r
Norton, nj this riiy. III tho Atillcrs' Convention,
ts n much Inorc w!sicfy practiced evil thai Is
gcnoral'y supposed outside tic tratle It seems
that tllcrc aeo securing establishments hero md
there all oyer tlle West. At ulesu paech thu
wheat IL brushed over, ra,'o to appear bright,
nnl also ,nalu 10 TINT It will pack greater
| yttt,o ~ infr r1F1f
, 1879-05-16

Central drsts nt t164. ealcs Of Rome, Wafer
town 4 Ocdcns,,.,sg fitsta wcrc made At 4'af@
~. Ohio s. Mississippi consolidated s!hk.hE-
funds declined to 110,l; do seconds fell OIL 10
o., an,s rallied to a211S.
The Chicago, st. Paul 4; Minneapolis Rafl"
road, alias tho West Wisconsin, reports 1neseah'
cd earnings Of }3,2v1 IN the first week Of May.
A subscribcr complains TINT In recent a'1hs1on
10 this ruad NC did injustice to IL merifs' an'
submits The following figures:
rtxEr GttAnnEa.
TN first mortgage, 81, oo'' QUO, per ann nm
on se.e seso, a"isas nsom. sa ooo ooo
on epst pniefetrc fsnt Inasss.s stasa s 0oo o1 1po.
cent tntcrest.,.,. :. '.ts ss.s''s..' oo'ouo
Total annual charges ahead Of cou'- -a,, ~,
Amount at cunn,on stock. ,-...ea, Mn. . ggn uo
E*tln,ated earnings Of lH70. ....$l. 1oo ooo
Estimated operating sSnenses, sb per a,o nm
Cent........r.. ...s..+. f. .s.s.s...''. WV WV
81. p!saes; p 4: C.: :;;: sas5 ;tsa tS S
Balance tor common stock a.. .,o, nm
nh. oq p,9 99oo o1n: t .oo a:fs. II is4 nn.o}J.
/ anu have On hand s100, uo0 lnna contracts.
The following tahsc SLOWS the comparative earrl-
|, inSa tor months and years nhsned: ,,,
,,.r,a .asss, s;si sss, A.;
2H.1a; 2};.s weak Il sisy. ao@ T. M isSss @ s7ss7
The latest Wait stacet anauctnl datlY-the
Halt ghrt Daily Nees-prints tho following
fron Aenfresuoudent:
II tho Chcn2o i Northwestern Railway can
earn ret cent ~ 33a 9oo. QUO preferred aosS;
on tt}o sii;C0), tD con,.non, t'nAct Tho fan'1cr.
hI1t rE'nskeN,snt, BY sednc1ng woFksnE expehseas
eas A'y nSoa; sG C. ss IN s'
no. Henry Keep usrd 10 say tho common wan The
, 1879-05-16
PRESTON. KEAN 4 CO.,
NAHkKitS,
1fx3 4C HtffNETftN uT

TV3 TN1l&ENVEV3+N'HEst
f,eRl th all tho iasaes Of u. 8. bonds
1Ae NEW PER CEhIR constantly op batll.
CALLkD ana anl lo.ttA purchased VI cxs
Al4o: huy NJ .sll COUNTY, CIr1, AND
Hills Or EXCHANGE on l.onl,u, r4sIs,
lssstn sopspth,{Esi sud oshas ss1sl III points.
, 1879-05-16

,nenis of the leading artIcca Vt produce ln this
city during thu twenty.four hours ending at
, 1879-05-16

DRooM.tOnN--Wa, dull md cnEy. thonah
choice corn " nltl lsnly. mid lhetacea nru cited
in which nr,era hayc bucn filled ht &c: .
, 1879-05-16

=

--s-.---~---A /
F1;,,.r. bfas....I
Nf,taf. b'i /.
turn. HA.s,.ss.|
itatA hui.
RYE, tla s......
't!afiAN t'u+.....
fltaAa ferti. il,A
r. Acrtt, lhs..4.
Hscufn. lb1...,
&. fllenf&. 1t's..
1lI'Ef. tcs...,.
i.tef. i,ris.....
Pork. ll:lr,....
l.Afsi. 1l,a... :.
'l'nIlnw, tf's....
l!t!tfrf. lfaa >.
!tIfat! lIt'KASd
l.ir" fIURs, No.
t:ntsst4 tt".....
ttlttl. Sb....
IihlcA 1l,A
NO,!. 1sfA.,.,.,
t'ntnfl,cN ltlt..
l:oAI, TONS. 80.
linr, tnti4.....,
[.litlllnsr. III r..
Et,tltAftS. ttt.4.
AaIt. l,rIs.,...,
Poultry, EA....
1'1illsty. tt'Jt,tEi
f.sHs. t'&kt...,
s,i.eetr, h1s..
II. nTl,tI..A. llrls.
I}cA5ji. l,lt,,,.
, 1879-05-16

The Nevada Bank sas SOW !vo.ug oanscs os
IiUs1. 4 lender Of small luan'ltY by tho
ljaMnE M Of CaIitorn. 1t my was declined, Ca1i-
io;n!a a!nl Congratulated vrgsn!a rod to-aly, Z
rn ue:riy p.toe iect. TIs tutal length excnsatei
to May s Mls bs45 feet. At thla rate .ts * Gxca,
vatioli VII be completed f'eforo The Initl.tc of
June, but it Is exprctcd that us tlle woFSmon
bcrunIu r1otc fn1nttlar witt, the work, thu rate
II nrfrr.ss will be Improved. 0hu thousand
feet Of ouxcs stnvc been laid thus far.
NEW ORLEANS.
NRw ORLEANS, stny t5.-slElt exchange On
Ntw York, u premium. ,o,
stcfl!ng cxct'anee, banIters' btlto, 4sa.
FunElAN,
1.oYnox, May t5.-Consolst money, 08 l8.1G
American secllrttlvs-Rcuiug, =; Erle, 28es4
Unitcd States tonds-New 5a, 1o5A; ~,
1bs,t1 III. coul,onf IL, t0fM:
rAHls, May l5.-kentcs, li3f 8ac.
, 1879-05-16

THE H59t0HHt III WIG II No and To per {. nj ~
TN EHlyaufzutl Iran ~ Ircr CENT. "' ss'
NA1lA--A.c gnntcd Arm at 81, Ii, rates. Dsa1..,
eav mil. are very scarce. the makers h.rine -
thby cnH do to III contEncts Made fsmc lime aco
olsrsea sn'.aud tue sas Ms II the c,d..
niltket fMttiY actlve ~ fNlluWs:
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24

developed field. They will extend tho
 Utah Southern Railroad from its pres
 ent terminus at Lehi, 100 miles south
 of Salt Lake city. across Arizona rit Prescott and Phoenix to San Diego.
 It is safe to predict that within two
 years, New York and San Francisco
 will be united by rail cia inc Union Pacific and Utah Southern Railroads
 under the same management, anu
 with unlimited capital to build it up.
 The distance will be 5000 miles
 San Diego is evidently destined to be
 a large commercial port within a
 short period. They have designed
 also to buii.l and extend the George
 town, Leadville and San Juan Rail
 road into New Mexico and Arizona,
 and It is believed with the intention of continuing to Guaymas. This will give them two outlets to the Pacific seaboard. Il is hinted that this mo- nopoly has been driven to take these active measures to protect its inter ests in the near future, for when the Southern Pacific Railroad is compile ted, the Central Pacific, which is con- lrOllcd by the same management, will cut loose from the oppressied re- straints and grinding demands inn posed upon it by the Union Pacific management Over the 32d parallel route, the Southern Pacific will en- counter no climatic conditions to in- terferc with uninterrupted travel, such as is experienced on the more northern route during the winter.
 roOrN Nvnpr 1-np ADr1nOA
 To sum up, we find that Tn the great network of railroads projected, therc are now five of them with their extensions -four of which will be ranscontinental lines to the Pacific in process of construction, and all struggling to control the vast trade of Arizona, Mexico and China. An immense agricultural, grazing and mineral region will thus be open ed to the enterprise and adventure of the American people. These unde- velOped resources of Arizona, New Mexico and Mexican States adjacent to our borders, that have laid dor mant for centuries. will then be made available for the employment of mill ions of our people, and will add millions to the wealth of our country, Arizona is the great central point of this railroad struggle, and the incal- culable mineral wealth which she holds within her miserly clutches is the magnet which ire sistibly draws them onward. No DOT ton of the known world equals Ari' zona in the extent and variety of it's deposits.
 To reach this great and opulent field of commerce, an era in railroad building has been inaugurated which anything that the past has witnessed-one whose beneficial in Iluence will have no territorial limit, but will be felt in the east as well as in the west, in the south no less than he north.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
A CHANCE FOR SETTLERS.
The Colony on the Colorado
 River.
From the Yuma sentinel.l

Mir, O. P. Galloway has been in | town for few days and leaves by to-
 days boat for Ehrenberg. MT. C.
 has received much material and prac- | tical encouragement in his coloniZa-
 tion projects. About one hundred
 families from Yuba County Cal. will move on to the lands reclaimed
 and irrigated by Mir. T. II. Blythe and Mr. Galloway, A Colony of Italians is now considering the off CTS made them and will in all proba- hility spend the coming winter on the banks of the Colorado,
 There are so, GRO acres, most of 1t rich bottom lands and all of it can bo irrigated from the canal which is 30 feet, on the bottom. The south canal is at present only Ii feet on the bot tom but will be widened to the same width as the other as soon as the lands are taken up and need the water These canals will be naviga- ble The levee will be twenty miles long and is to be finished within three years. The taxes on the dO- main and the first costs of the levee and canal will be paid by Blythe and Galloway, after which they will be kept in repair by an equal tax upoA the whole tract of land and as these gentlemen retain half tue land. they will have to pay half the expenses.
 The ievee and canal are finished already far enough to iFfigate ten sections of land, which, by actual. practical test, is yielding. sugar cane. cotton, corn, wheat, barley. potatoes and other vegetables, ant there Is no doubt hut that coffee, tobacco, rice grapes and Se1ni.tropieal fruits will flourish there,
 The lands are offered at eight dol lars per acre, with a perpetual right 10 water for irigatiOns this is pay able in seven years with interest at six per cent, per anDnm: labor will be Yeceipted at current rates in pay ment for land, the crops and stock will be bought at market prices in pay ment for the land and every in duccment will he offered for the i'm prslvement and prosperity of the col 3ny. Experiments on large scale are to be made this year, particularly with cotton, cane, hemp and flax,
 The Chimehuevis Indians are do- cilc and willing to work about one hundred have been employed by MT. Galloway thus Tar, wages averaging hfty cents per day, and he says they are good workers.
 Although geographically in San Diego County. California. these lands are commercially and practically in Yuma County, and we shall report from time to lime to our readers how the enterprise progresses.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
WE WILL HAVE THE PAY OR KEEP OUR
 GOODS!

We hereby notify our friends and the public generally that from this time forth we will cease to sell for credit on any terms whatever. We are aware that in order to do this we will have to sell cheaper than our neigh bors, and we are prepared to do so. As we are building we are very much pressed for cash, and therefore it will be better for us to sell for cost than to sell on ever so short a time, no matter how good the buyer. The facts in the case are just these: 1t is a necessity with us to have our goods or to have the wherewith to buy more. Of course we do not expect to do so much business, but we are de- termined to do what we can.
 Our Lumber Yard is now full and nearly com plete.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24

The railroad station st the Yer meio, is named Maxwell, in honor es Lucieu E. Maxwell.
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