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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05

to my pleadings, but kept me of with
coquetry in itself most attractive.
And so the days spun around and l
seemed to be no nearer than when we
left the old mining camp, and / got ir-
ritable and out of sorts, and one day
Nellie suggested that / had better run
on and see my family and get sweet
ened up little, and l savagely replied
that would, and l should not return
until she sent for me, etc., etc. She
smiled sweetly, and looked ten
derly out of her pretty eyes, and
l took the train for Philadel-
phia, in terrible temper, and yet feel
ing sure that l would be back again
within forty-eight hours, and l was. l
asked the clerk to send up my card,
and he said it W ould be useless, as the
lady, with her father and the other
gentleman, had left the night before.
for the South, he thought. They had
left a letter for me however, and-I
snatched the letter and tore it open.
There we're several enclosures, reading
as follows:
THURSDAY
MY DEAR CHARLEY-You must pardon my
terrible filtration with you of the past few
weeks, but 1t was the last | ever should have
and you are the dearest of fellows to finish
up on. dare say you will feel little Vexed,
but you'll get over 1t, Charley, and when Bob
and myself get settled down to housekeeping
which trust will be a long time yet-yOu
must come and see us and be good friend to
your penitent NELLIE.
The next was:
DEAR PHILADELPHIA-You' had a good
time with my intended wife and haven't in
terfered; you indorsed my note for $4,000
and won cheat you out of it. l trusted you
and you came to "time;n you trusted me
and here am smiling. l enclose you this
my note that you endorsed and deeds con-
veying to you the whole of tie Ajax. She's
pinched, Philadelphia, and amt worth cuss.
You Sqbe now the business that called me
East, eh' Ia, ia. MINERAL BOB.
l have never seen them since. don't
want to. [ went back to the old camp
the following year. The boys don't
tease me now, but 1 thrashed two of
them and got thrashed by three before
this silence on the subject was OBJ
served. GrGySOm P. MGcArtBur, in
philadelphia Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05
Leibnitz's Calculating Machine.

To the objects presented to the sight
seer in the HanoVerian capital most
interesting addition has just been made,
in calculating apparatus, invented by
the illustrious Leibnitz. 1t was, indeed,
at some remote period the property of
the Royal Library of Hanover, but it
had been long lost, and no one knew
what had become of it. There was
evidence that it had once been intrusted
to a certain skilled mechanioian in
Gottingen to repair, but it had not been
looked up, and was supposed to have
met with some unworthy fate, as neg
lected things generally do. Hanover
is, however, fortunate in the possession
of an ideal librarian, Herr Counselor
Bodemann. Not content with merely
taking care of what is given into his
hands, he seeks diligently for what has
been lost. A short time ago he hunted
up some valuable ancient oriental
manuscripts from the rubbish beneath
which they were buried, and the present
recovery is entirely due to him. A
patient search was rewarded by the
missing curiosity being found in some
obscure corner of the Gottingen Library,
and after a little negotiation its transfer
to the old home was accomplished.
The instrument in its time excited the
astonishment and admiration of all Eu-
rope, the merit of the invention being
formally recognized by the Academies
of Paris and London. 1t can readily
perform the operations of addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division.
The great mathematician hit upon the
idea Of it during stay in Paris in 1872.
Berlin Cor. London Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Accommodations for this paper should be accom-
panied by the name of the author; not necessarily fO
publication, but as an evidence of good faith the
part of the writer Write only on ono side Of the pa
per BepaTtcularly Carefulln giving names and dates
10 have the letters and figures plain and distinct Prop
rnames are often difficult to deGipher because OF thf
Farelass manuHr In which they are written
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05
THE POL YPHONE.

Professor Jones was very wise,
And wore green goggles on his eyes
Or 'twould be better suppose,
To say he wore 'em on his nose
And was SO very tall and slim
The street boys made Jest of him,
And to his garments would attach
The LABEL Here's a walking MATCH
Yet this ungainly friend of ours
Made daily gain in mental powers.
To him each coming moment brought
Something of mOment-faCt or thought
And he could bid the boys defiance
When rambling in the paths Of Science.
For many weeks, Professor Jones
Made study of the laws of tones.
of monographs, and telephones,
And megaphOnes, he had store
That filled up half his study floor
The number of his tools, indeed,
Would make work too long to read
With any sort of satisfaction;
But magnets we're the chief attraction.
With these he labOred, much intent
On making new instrument
Which should, by means of COMMUNICATIONS,
Make both transmission" and translatiOns.
Said he " For speech we must have tone,
And every language has its own,
(0ur high-tOned English such-and-such,
And sO-and-sO the lowest Dutch)-
It's given rules to guide infection
In some particular direction.
There's philOlOgiC evidence
That all our languages commence
In some lost parent tongue-eaCh root
Each nation mOdlfes to suit
And languages, tits clearly found,
In no way differ but in sound.
Now, diaphragms may well be trusted,
If once they're properly adjusted
For language A and language b,
According to the phonic key,
( And then connected in circuit
By persons competent to work 1t
To transpOse these rOOt-derivatiOns
Which differ with the tones of nations
So if one sends an English sermon
Twill sound sound discourse IN German,
And our Italian learned at home
Can be well understood at Rome"
So saying, the Professor tOiled,
And hammered, polished, filed and oiled,
Until, adjusted and connected,
Behold the polyphones perfected!
One stood upon the study table,
And one was down stairs in the stable,
Where curious neghbors might not spy it,
And naught renamed to do but try it.
A boy placed at the sending station,
To speak (fOr a consideration
The noble language of our nation,
Professor Jones hied up the stair
To listen to the sounds, up there,
Which would at once, no doubt, determine
If English could be changed to German.
That boy below, sad to relate,
Was not in a regenerate state;
His language did not smack of schools,
Or 90 by proper laws and rules
His speech was very shrill, but oh!
It's tone was most exceeding low!
So then and there the table rang
With slang, and nothing else but slang
Which, having no equivalent
In German, clOgged the Instrument
And while the disappointed Jones
Stood quaking at the horrid tones
That came from the receiving-plate,
DiscOrdant, inarticulate,
The boy began the last new song
There was a Clang as from gong
And shattered were the polyphOnes,
And exc the intellect of Jones!
-Scrjbner'S MAGAZINE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05

THE Leicester (English) Journal
says that '' Pinafore" is being played
and sung in New York by a troupe Of
Sioux Indians, and that a great tobac-
conist of our city had offered a box Of
the finest Havanss to any one who had
never heard or sang Little Butter
cup"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05

THERE'S something saddening about
a pair of scissors-alas! they only meet
to sever.-CEeVeLGRd YOiee.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-05

"HEAVEN lies about us in our in
fancy" says the poet. Yes, and our
neighbors lie about us when we grow
up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE OkO MINING AND MILLING
l. Company Location Of principal
place Of business SIN Francisco Cal Lo-
cation Of works, Plomoso Mining District,
Yuma County Arizona Observation-Disclosures
is hereby given that ut n meeting Of the
Board Of Directors, held on the thrty-tirsr
day of December, 1879, an assessment
(No.D of Ten cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
PAYABLE Immediately in United States
gold com Ia the Secretary, Mt the office Of
the Company, Room 8 M. 2l7 Sansome
Street. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the second day of
February, 1880 will he delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will he
sold on Wednesday, the Twenty fifth day
of February, 1880 to paw the delinquent
together with cost of adveI-
tizing and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
f. R. Pope.
Secretary.
Office. Room. No. GIT Sausome street,
San Francisco California.
POstponment.
ATA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
n of the Orc Mining and Milling Com
panv held February 2hd 1890. it was v0ten
10 postpone the delinquent day for assess
nept No. 1. to Monday, March lat 1880
md the day Of sale to Monday March 22d.
$3.50
ER.PoPE
Secretary.
s-12k
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
Application for Patent.
U. 8. Land Office

Y. 5. Land ONCE
Florence, Arixoua, March Sd d, 1880 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN THAT
~ JACQUES TkAEES, whoes Posi-
Uince address Is nuremberg, County Ui
Yuma, Territory Of ArlZona, has tnls da,
made application Tor Patent to thj
IarlquclLa Aiming Claim, situated in The
PIomu>a Mining District, County oil
luna, Territory Of Arizona, .cIns 10 int.
ed and described as follows Beginning Al
the Mineral Monument and running
thence n. 80 30 west with magnetic laIia-
ton l4' east. 7GS feet TO stake, 2x4 inch.
Is feet high marked, " u. s. y. 81" anu
set III 4 m"nuineuL Of stones Oh the lcdg
where 1t inLrrsecls the north boIndry ut
the claim; thence south 49, west 80
iett to a stake 2y4 4 feet nigh marked
a." Y 5. s. 81 set in monument Of stones
for the west corner of the claim; thence
south 45o east 800 feet to a stake 2x4
4 feet high marked u S s. 81" set in Il
monument Of stones for the south corner
of claim; theuco north 45o east 800 feet
to stake 2x4, 1 feet high marked ~. s.
). 81 net in monument of stones Oh
the ledge where it intersccts the south
boundary OF the claim; thence north 45e
east 800 feet to a stake 2x4 inches 4 feet
nigh marked U. s s. 81" set in mon
unlent vi stones for the east corner of the
claim; thence north 45', west l.5O0 feet L.,
stalks 2x4 inches, 4 ieet hiS b marked
" U. 5. 5. 81" set in monument OF
stones Tor the north corner OF The claim :
thence south 45s, west 800 feet to stake
2X4 inches, 4 feet high marked " u. !. S.
81" set III a monument Of stones on the
ledge the point of beginning containing
twenty 90 066 acres.
Eight hundred and twenty FIVE feel
north west from The east corner of the
claim The CoEstancia Gulch enters, and
$50 feet north west from the South corner
1t leaves the claim the course of said
gulch Is direct and it is fifty feet wide.
lO0 feet north east from the west corner
Reserve Gulch enters ana jors Cunstan
ella Gulch OH the claim and it is ~ feet
wide.
The afresiad mining claim is designated
on The Flat of survey OF said claim by the
Surveyor General AS lot nsmber 81.
The notice of location OF this claim il
recorded in the Recorders Office of Yuma
County, Arizona, in hook "Cn OF mines.
pages IS and Ct, and page 264 Said min
ing claim is described in said notice of
location rs being situated two and one
NTH miles north from Picacho Peak.
and SIX miles north west from Tysoe.
Wells.
ANY and allpersons claiming adversely
he whole, or any portion of said Mari
luetta Mining Claim, or surface ground
are required to hle their adverse claim.
With the Register of the Land Office nj
Florence, Arizona, during the 60 DAYS De-
'iod of publication, hereof or they will bs
barred by virtue of the provisions of the
tatute.
CIV. K. PAULTSON,
lo-u Register.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

70 CGlssis kGllssIa.
YUMA, ARIZONA, March, 1880

rUHA. ARIZONA, March, 1870.
= Ton are hereby notified shat have e1-
pended one hundred dollars In labor and
improrusnts upon the Engineer lode. as
viii appear In the ONCE of the Recorder
OF said county, in order to held said prem
ises under the provisions Of Gee. ASA.
Revised ktstntes ~ the U. s. being the
smount rrn'lired to hold the same for the
year endisg, December Both, 1880. And
L ',l!:n ninty days from the publication
- ii}s noti"s ysn fail to contribute your
c'.u 81 .n"h expenditure asa co.ovnrr
5ou. interest IA SAID claim will became
th- vroprrt, Of the subscr iber, under aid
sscIiop 1854 Johs n. s.splsn.
II ia
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
Proposals for Army Transpor.
tation.
Headquarters Department Of Arizona.
Office Oft ChHf Quartsrmaster.

Whipple Barracks, Prescott, A. T.
March rs, 1850.
GEALEO :;FR0POSALS, IN TRIPL.
I ~. cate. INFECT to the usual conditions
will be received 1T this office, .nutilI |;
o'clock, noon, on Monday. April 26. 1880
at which time aud place will be opened
in the presence of bidders, far the trans
Dortxtion Of Military Supplies Oh the fol
lowing described Routes in the Depart.
ment Of Arizona. during the fcsml yea,
commencing July l, 1850, by wagon,
viz
l. Between Tucson, A. T. and Fort
Apache, Fsrt Bowie, Camp Thomas, ard
any nav depot or post that may be e.tah-
lish~d in the Department Of Arizona
south Of the Salt River. -.
z. Between Maricopa, AT. and Whip
pie Depot, Fort MCDOWELL Fort Verde.
Fort Apache, A. T., and any other new
depot or post that may be established in
the department OF Arizona forth oil the
Salt River.
). Between Whipple Depot, A. 7. and
Fort Mcdowell, Fort Verde, A. T. and
any hew depot or post that may be estaL-
lished in the Department of Arizona.
north Of the Salt River.
Between the eastern terminus OF the
southern Pacific Railroad In Arizona and
any OF the depots, posts or places above
aamed ON route I.
o. Between any Of the dcpots, posts
or places above named, and any other of
SAID depo,s, posts or placea,
o. Between an, of the depots. posts or
places above named, aud any place not
more tnsn $50 miles therrfro,n.
Proposals for transportation ON ,nx ar
ell OF the routes above named will be r..
eeivsd.
The Government reserves thu riybt tn
reject any or all p oposals.
Blank proposals.. form OF contract and
printed circulars stating the e.timutrd
quantities OF supplies to be transported |
and giving iull informstion as To the |
manner of bidding, conditions to be Oh
'erved by. bidders, and terms of contract |
ana psvmsnt, will be furnished ON ap. |
nlication to this office, or to the Offices of
he Dep"t Quarternasters at Tucson. A.
f., Yrms, A. r., San Francisco, Cal, and
u. Louis. No.
Envelopes containing proposals. should
'e marked : Proposals for Trss,s :,or-
siion on r0uts--" ard addressed TO
he UNDERSIGNED. G. H. WEEKS.
Qusrtsrmssssr. y. e. Army. e. Q. NJ.
'spt Of ArfsAsA Is-A
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
PreposaIs Tor Military Supplies,
Headquarters Department Of Arizona,
06Ies Of the thxf Quarternsoster.
whippls Barracks, Prescott. A. T
March IS. 1880.

CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLI-
y cate, subject to the usual conditions
will be received at this office. or at the
Office of the Quartermasters at the follow
IL named posts. Until IL O'Clock, noon On
Monday Nay 3, 1880. at which time and
plases they will he OF ened i'll presence Of
bidders, for furnishing and delivery of
military samples during the fiscal year
commencing On the first day Of July, 1850
and ending on the theirtieth day of June.
1881, M follows.
FUEL: Hard and Soft Wood, and
FORAGE: Barley, Bran, Corn snd
Hay.
STRAW: (or Hav) for bedding,
or such ~ said supplies as NAV he requir-
ed. at Fort Apache, Fort Rnwie, Forl
Grant, Camo Huachuca. For. LIFell,
Fort Mcdowell. Fort Mohave
Camp Ruekor, Camp Thomas. Fort Verdi"
Whippl". Depot. and Yuma Depot. Arlzo
ma Territory, ana Fort Yuma. Calf, ruia
Proposals for either class Of the torres
mentioned, or for quantities less than the
whole ,quired, will be received.
The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals.
4 preference will be given to articles OF
domestic production.
Blank propoSals, aud printed circulsrs
stating the kind and estimated q Lantitlrs
reouired at each most, and giving full. in
structions M to the manner Of bidding.
conditions to hs obs.rbrd by bidders.
and :erms of contract and 'ym. mt, will
be furnished on aDrlicatioe to this Ace,
nr TO the Qnartermasters at the Va ious
posts named.
EnSelooas containing p 'nposals shoulh
be marked Proposals foc-at-"
and addressed to the undersigned. or TO
the respective post auartermasters,
Geo. Fl. Weeks,
Quartermaster L. 8. A,
Chief Quartermakter.
Department Of Arizona. 14-%t
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
ASSESS n EMIT NOTICE.

A RIZONA CONCENTRATION CON-
IA pany Location of principal place Of
business San Francisco Cal location Of
works CHA City Yuma Co. Arizoaa Terri.
tory.
Notice is hereby given that at NEE ing
of the Board Of Directors held on the
Ninth day Of February 1880 an assessment
(No. ~ of Ten cents pctFhare- WAS levied
upon the Capital Stock of the corporation
pa; abb Immediately in UNITED States yolu
coin to the SECRETARY aG tho office II the
Go Room - No. 402 Montgomery St San
Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the seventeenth
dav OF March 1850 will DC delinquent and
advertised for sale al Public Auction; and
unless payments made before Will be SOLD
on Monday the Fifth day OF April 1880 t.
pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Jf advertising and expenses of
sale.
By order of the Board of Directors
Chas. L. Travers.
Secretary.
Office Room Is No 400 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco California.
NOTICE.-Since the insertion OF the
above notice the office of the Company
has been removed to. No. 33l Montgom-
cry street., room 3 AVID q
c. E. TRAVEES. Secretary. lat
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
Oar Mines Near Ho me,

Until very recently, the atten.
fion of mining men from abroad,
has been direc,ed principally, to
the more remote portion Of the
Territory /; lately however, It
seems 10 have been discovered
that extensive fields for profits
bile Investments, and lucrative
mining operations have been
passed over unnoticsd, in this
immediate vicinity. That valu.
able mines of gold, silver. copper
and lead, exist on both siies of
the Colorado River. aid In close
proximity to 1t, from this point
up as far as the Great Canyon, is
fact which We are pleased to no.
tice, has become patent to many
who have sought points Of in
vestment hundreds Of miles east
of here. without SUCCESS. In ad-
dition to the many mines now In
successful operation near town,
there are other valuable discov,
er'es being made every day;
many of these mIHes and new
discoveries, are wlthiR aconpar'
atively shor. distance Of the riv-
er, thus afording advantages In
: the matter on. economical work.
ing, which large proportion Of
the mines in the interior. Of the
Territory can rever enjoy.
In addition to the numerous
lodges of mineral. occarin.
throug hout the hiountain ranges
along The Colorado, there are i'm
mense fields of piacers that are
beginning to attract nerited atten.
ton; these placer ii Il, NAY be.
found almost every where along
the foJt hills of all the noun
tain ranges, and in the nesas
and plateaus of the adjaceat val.
ieys, and consist Of decomposed
party and deores from the noun.
tain, the depth Of ine accumula,
ton being from faW inches to
several feet.
Papagos and Yackee Indians by
their primitive method of dry
washing have for years beenSob.
tanning gold in sufficient guam.
titles 81 aIord them ample su,ti.
nance, although only the coarser
or he .visst portious are collect.
ed there crude metl- cd of extrac.
tion-the fine particles, or -four
gold, contained in the dirt, they
Cannot save, A knowledge of the
existencs Of these placers, and
their great extent. have induced
few gentlemen in San Fran.
CISCO to organize company, with
view to testing the value of
this dirt and gravel by actual
work. and for the. past month,
they have been carrying on
their Investigations upon the
placer mesas, along the ella riv:c
er'at a point, about sixteen miles
east from hsie; their working
tests so far, have shown that the
dirt contains from so cts. te SI.5G
per ton in fine gold. The compa.
ny have secured by location
large tracts for future workings,
and the Superintendent has pro-
ceeded~to San Francisco for the
purpose OF procuring additional
machinery, necessary for extern
sive operation on the Gila, hut
also in the vicinity of Plumoso,
Agau Merva, Tyson's Wells and
other points where the ground
Is almost unlimited in extent,
and OF greater richness, than that
which they have recently ex.
plored along the Gila.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
Delinquent Notice,
A RIZoNA CONCENTRATION COM.

A RIZONA CONCENTRATION CON-.
II pany--Locaiion of principal place
OF business, San Franclso. Californa. Lo-
cation Of works, ella City.
NOTICE-Thrre are delinquent upon
the following described stock OH account
of assessment NO II levied on the ninth
(9th) day VI FEBRUARY. 1880, the several
amounts set opposite the name OF tho 10
spoctirr sharehOldcrs a. follows - ;.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

And in accordance with law, and an or
der of the Board uf Directors. made on
the ninth fav of February. $780,. 80 man,
shares of each parcel oil such stock ns
may he necessary will be sold at public
aut lion at the office Of the company, 531
Montgomery street, room s, Saii FRANCIS.
CO, un Monday, the fifth day OF April, 1880.
at the hour of one o'clock p NJ. of said
day, Ia pay said delinquent ;tssess -enl
thereon, together with costs oil advertise
ing and expenses Of the sale e.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

Sas rreo nThi rd- Clnss SLEEP
ing Cars TO Ogden.
T L. Kimbnll, G. P. Il T: Agent, UnIon
Pacific r. K. Co, Omaha, New.
7. Fl. Goodman, G. P. b It. Agent, Cen.
trail Pacific r. 4. Co; saa vtssais.e.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

IAoeation Of principal place Of business,
san Fraacisco, Caiifoi mia, Location of
works. Pacific City, Yuma County. Ari-
coma.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that At
meeting af toe Board Of Directors, held
on the twsntieth day Of January, 1880, an
assessment mo, u OF One Dollar and
Fifty Gents Isl. 50) per share WAS levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation
payable immediately. in United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, 81 the office of
the Company. Rooms 8 and No. 324 Pine
street, San francisco, California.
Any stock .pon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the NINE
TEENTE usth day Of MARCH, 1880, will
bs delinquent, and advertised for sale ut
public auction; aud unless payment is
IN sde before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the
SIXTEENTH (lGth) day OF APRIL, 1850,
To pay the delinquent assessment, togelh-
er with cost Of advertising and expen-
,es 81 gale. By order Of the Board OF
Directors.
CALVERT MEADE, Secretary.
OFFIcE-Rooms q 4 O. 3A Pine street,
San Francisco, California
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
Reeeindment Nottce.

Alta meeting of the Board Of Directors
Of the above named Company, held March
J, 1880, Assessment M. 1, levied on the
10th day Of January, 1880, was by resolu-
ton Of the Board rescipded.
CALvEBT MEADE, Secretary,
Ofice-Ns. S4 Pine street, Rooms 8 Il 9.
Ss1 Francisco Cal. Hat
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
TOWARD SAN FRANCISCO, NO. 2.

Trains arriving at Yuma from Los An
geles 1t A. NJ. and leave for Los Angeles
AT $50 p. u. as usual,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

A. N.-DAILY-San Fran
L Il 1O cisco Through Freight and
Third Glass Accommodation Train.
ARRIVES at 1880 2. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17
s35 Sd Class S35

Good by trains arriving at New York CRY
in eleven DAYS
From San Francisco, 500 n, Monday
and Tuesday.
San Jose, 7:30 A n. Tuesdays and Wed. i.
ossday. -
los Angsles, II q. NJ, Sundays aid
Monday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-17

3.3O p ;.l M 4rIn IL yi;L'3,d r'''sn
Arrives at 2 20 P. NJ