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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Capt. Dick Collins. Of lafayette, 10
being prominently named for the Al.
ternsy- Generalship of Missouri under
the next administration. In the en-
tire State there 10 not . Drawer man OF
one bstter qualified for the petition.
There i only one drawback-CaPt.
Dick would b tempted to make Ill
militiamen artillerigta
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

In tho case of Major Feuo. who has
bssn again convicted BY . military
court Of too much intimacy With other
o&cers' wives, General Sherman comes
forward and opposes the officers dis
missal. He ays Major Reno ought to
have another chance. but he does not
nv for what.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

says Bob Ingerscll: mo more
dark horse business this time: ~ don't
want to elect . Hayes and 80 what
will hatch out."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Il y aid that Mart Twain dssirss
to 70 to Coperss. There 10 nothing
ssraoRs or funny about this. for there
are plenty Of p<rsons out here Who
want 70 10 there too.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Williams College. Mas. it appears.
has IN able bodied scandal on hand.
sure enough. It involves charges OF
inesndisrism, blackmail and adultery.
Nth q fev hack counties to hear from.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Califoruis minister has come out
With . new story about bell. He ssys
il isn't Gre ssd birthstone, but land
Of ice and snow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

State Auditor Holladay's report for
the month Of January shows that the
balance in the Treasury on the Let Of
January was S595, 670.5l. Total re.
ceipts in January. s7l4.S42.S6.
Amounts Of warrants drawn in Jsnu.
srv 0l66, O97.l8 Balance February
l, 81, 144.4l6.19.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

The report Is circulated that the
represeutativs railroad men of the
country are in favor Of the govern
nent taking charge Of interstate rail-
roads. They say that they would
much rather congregats At Washing
ton and do their lobbying in . body
than TO have to 30 round to tho tate
legislatures.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Many of our State exchange speak
Of Hon. Mordecai Oliver % . suitable
candidate for secretary Of State.-&
JsaspA Gasette.
Mordecai will never make the rifle.
He u % old ~ Methuselah wae when
death claimed tho old fellow. and
served - sserstary Of State nearly
half-acentury ago. Mordecsi is . good
and true man but be Is handicapped
in the race by old ACHE must give
place to younger men. resting content
with the fairly-won honers Of .
century.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

4 Dtrootoey for the Granger. In.
obling Him % Grow Prosperous
and Rich.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

The Upton 1sms very sensibly ne
marks: LET % BY al means eodeavor
60 receive those Who arrive % Stranger
upon our shore in . hospitable man.
ser. A. the progress Of settlement
works it, way westward it should ~
ssivs appropriate and expected en-
eouragement. We should eudesvor to
impress the important met upon al
newcomer that the soil of Missouri u
In every respect superior to that Of .
oajority Of States which 10 eracked
up By conniving capitalists."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

We are still having dry. bright and
beautiful weather here while they arc
sleiRhine IN Texas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Popular illustrated book (76o pages) %
MANHOOD! WOMASHooD! MARRIAGE!
lmpediments to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent 5era,s!y seaAna, postpaid. for 81
cents, by On. {. WHrrTIIl, 6l7 ST.
Charles Street, s.. Louis, Mo-, he Qsak
loeciahsk Read N vock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
SII.,psj
i..-si i'rix--. Sii.
wh~i. ticket. 81 Half ts-se', 81

AL applications f"r club r.t"- -b"uih 20 at
iTe>~.i is rh- hem. Orti.---
k.taIt y, tank .iT,fi- or.SpE---. Order ., ~
and upusrt, 10y express, csn H. sent nj -ur "a
ysu-s.
Fall ii-t 1t drawings pusii-hsd IN the iosIis-
vile C"uri-r-IoGrnsi aud Nsw York Herald md
ms'ls,i To Ill ick.t-hoti-r-. send sli orders oy
money cr hank dnsf, IN letter. or by express
sr.isr> of o. and upwari- ~ express can h. ~ent
st our expense. Ad.irss- r. NJ. bDARINaN.
Courier Journal: Rn Iiinc. loui>s Ne, ky., or 81;
No. leI broadway. New York
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

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9NZNcHTE,s sa"< y-'''l-.- e n = = " e.
r.SsL .s.S,'S = .. {: 80 O. Ht..s. y
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t~.s ts- a@G c.'.-i.s,"-, 81 - %; 3-oIsrs.
'E P.:s Lrsr-.s -. ~ U;s. So ...r JU .cr.s
I.e PRIVATE Mcdica! Adviser O. Z, 'a.,s ,hss'.
-, - it;; are urss-t ia"ss r or u e. avs -
.uoft 1L. az - al .-. -.as.l- .aT.,,,,
>sii - rHs,s>"r>, y s.ss. L. AtE P'p.r
60. ur's.-: rtr-r cry. t:=t-te'
de. ss,..s -. - .:s:is. 70 s,n..
M.cic al Advice yc.ure .. MarhocG ard wcsn-
- booa, 10 etius; o- ,iTce b. hs 81 I!gy
sCH ss-rs ar. over 100 Ii.sfr1t -Ibracn,cys-v
;uEr - -. ss-ive that u. wosth ArG xLy
seat la sin=ie plste for p
ssnss vsr rCHs-SEcy rae a','Aor inv:. eons...'
ton. ard If'crs nrty answered wisho1 ea-rs }
A4rcss: Or. Br'ts' O'soenssry. No. IL No.s Ga -,
d. icus. No. ,Esraoilshed Is41.)
=. For sale ~ News Dealers. AGENTS wanted.
DR.. ~ IT'S vI:vs sA ...sous suf5srnz from -
II HUsrCEE to seal Inn their names sddfes.. II
II ar1 her ~ assrres s.ern TIA: IT, W.. ktrE
~semetaps % taen ods as.ta< o. u 10 nee Tr.ss.|
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

a.k for COLLINS v0iTAic PLASTER

Sold BY al Wholesale and Retail Dsegkno
throughout the United States sac CAasfss. and ~
WEEKS 4 POTTET, PropTiclor>. Boston. NasA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FIR oPiaIhTOIsRHCA.
SEE3ENEs. IASTallE'

S.ssSssS SA-&I D SfS s1Ss
: 'gtr.. fsscoyery
g. :. 8. !: !" J.
SkSVS$S1E<E. ari -. t'.t ~. ~ Met
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tIss. = al ~ a',.. AS: s.icn. ,ft ga -
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Of IS th grye-cC as
dsss .s-sr;=rs o-.,Es-- T.rsi,S 81 lit.
iais|iy ci>ssyS Hai "f>set ura-c~l-- inr.le-
hut. s-n: al rs>torsi.ss elect thr sSssi al
ersaus wrecked u'a sls'Iss al rscrsscs.
,or,as dra.p ircn re > .l-r iess,ae mind
ssslta ,n souat rrory. r.movsax the pnlnss8 cf
Sight. Nervous DSn,Lty. Confusion ci iGsas. Aver
$40 20 soeiety e'c etc. ard ~ q y srsnee u prene
ns perfst Ssxail ygor. wtsss h@s At-n dosu.-i ir
Ih.s iN:- % t=s,In~n: has sni me
10 aurh Ir scrtc hese I!ogh.cs, AM bear
"a 'tt rte !. GIT. Ta-.c
Saseus aont th irzcst % enAbss
y ,s>r,ety guarantee hst vii satisfaclcp-
iiur.ns r1i ave
thIusss q us its yair- az, concecri
Ne 4 res>,aa q he ia fsl,er1l
cscoses q r-srhtux i ear"s ts prevasH' tr-.
fss OF ac IRE u rni.i
an ~ cacSs .rcy sth isrr gseieSs aHS:Sms 81
c'g fees. he X Aety y pat rrat ".r> 81 three
No. l. rrsss:a 20 Is. nsanti,, ST. NO. =. tssaee,a 20
isr-e "'ss. Nii >e; and
VIZ vst>t c'~gSt 81. >ra- ~ nal! lated p.sn
~r,rrs... Fan DIRECTIONS fos using win accom-
pa.y EACH BOX
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fsrt they he rel ..rf-ct E,-~ho.,t mi
\s,+t >s.l-d ~ -rlaT AZ >ei; ONLY .. ta,$
HARRIS REMEDY co.EsG CHEMISTS
Market AID tn SITS. ST. LOUIS. NO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

nothing better tor young and growing
stock.
The farmer cultivatee his farm in
summer. and it yields a bountiful
crop of grain. In winter he should
improve his leisure time in cultivat.
ing his mind. 90 that it may Weld a
bounfifu: crop of thoughts. Neither
the farm nor mind will he productive
without cultivation. Rank weeds will
grow up and smother all that is
valuable.
Prof Beal objects to the practice Of
scrapine the trunks Of apple trees.
and thinks that. % the rough bark
protects them from tho intense cold
AZ winter. it II worse than time
thrown away. He remarks that old
trees do not receive nourishment
through tho bark, but through young
twies and leaves. and that moss on
trees ie not . parasite sucking the
life out.
French poultry fancies who make
. specialty Of raieing fowls for the
market are nov feeding their poultry
with barley and steamed carrots. Its
rapid fattening qualities are something
wonderful. and It Is aid that the
roots also imparts peculiar favor ia
the Aesh that suits the taste of the
French epicure exactly. The large
yellow carrots are considered best fol
this purpose.
The aceumulatiOu of SCOT IN chin.
neys Is . great nuisance. and may h
remedied BY mixing considerable ssli
With tie mortar with which The
brieks composing the chimney IN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

81 IA Lila
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1850.
We ase still having dry. bright and
bs.utiful weather here while they arc
DIGGING in Texas
ssys Dob Inge,cll: mo more
dark horse business this time: ~ don't
want to elect . Hayes and 80 what
will hatch out"
A Cslifornis minister he's come out
With . new story about bell. He ssys
il isn't Gre add birthstone, but . land
Of ice and snow.
1t y aid that MARI Twain desires
to 70 to Congress. There 10 nothing
str.oRs or funny about this. for there
are plenty Of persons out here who
want 20 % tueSU wv
Williams College. Mas. it appears.
has On able bodied scandal on hand.
sure enough. 1t involves charges Of
inesndi.rism, blackmail and adultery.
With q few hack counties to hear from.
A minister in New England kissed
bic cook. and bic congregation asked
hin 70 leave the church. The minis
ter was not wise; he should have
kissed the ladies Of his congregation
instead Of the cook. and his salary
would have been raised.
State Auditor Holidays report fo'
the month of January shows that tb'
balance in the Treasury on the Let o.
January Was s5ss. e70.5l. Total re
oeipts in January. s7l4.S42.S6
Amounts Of warrants drawn in Jsnu
sry ol66. 097.l8. Balance February
s,,II I,e 70
Tho report u circulated that tn
representative railroad men Of tn
country arc in favor Of the govern
ment taking charge Of interstate rail
roads. They say that they wouit
much rather congregats At Washing
ton and do their lobbying in bod.
,'.. :. .
--
In the case Of Major feuo. who ha
besu again convicted BY . militar.
court Of too much intimacy With othe
o&cen' wives, General Sherman come
forward and opposes tho officers di'
missal. He says Major Reno ought
have another chance. but he does ne
....z.-
Our local contemporaries are 1t Iol
gsrheads on this grave question Sha
the editoEs Of Missouri b Above
wine at the banquet TO be given the'
in Sedalia next May! If the visitiu
editors drink any wine 1t that ba'
quet, the chances are that each ma
will pay for each bottle ordered an
disposed Of. At the usual rate.
CePt' LICK Uc'"1'' o. .."'''S.
being prominently named TOT !oe a
sesoev<senesseniP OF ~ou' "oo'
the next .o"'''s'I''.o", - '"e g
t''s osa's 'nefe y not . or.'e' ".n
one osteer qoa''ned ioF toe P0e'.'O'
1ness I" only ONO ''..co'P
LICK "o"'o - 'e"P'e0 70 A'
Wl1tSe0en ottiIseSwo.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
The Invasion of Mexico.

There may be some truth in the report that a considerable militia ry force has been organized in Texas to invade Mexico. If the reports are to be accepted, the or ganization includes other restless spirits ali along the border, in c!uding many Tn California. There have been similar rumors for the last five years, but nothing has come of them. United States troops, in Mexico and elsewhere, are charged with the duty of keeping the peace. General Ord has command of the Federal forces in the military division which includes Texas. His daughter has recently narriad General Trevino, a Mexican Di- vision Commander. Such an event argues rather for peace than for war. There may be a number of restless spirits, includ. ed in some organization on paper, called the Army of Occupation. There are @ great many people, even in this Territory, who are looking to condition Of things so desperate in Mexico that an in- vasion would be considered as a natural result. It may be set down as a fact, also, that there are a great many influential Mex jeans in their own country, who, despairing Of any great reforms which would ensure permanent prosperity, would be glad to see it transferred to the United States.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

WADE HAMPIoN's Hancock speech ln Virginia should be reau by every citizen. We give one or two extracts to indicate the animus of the old rebel, and as he is a moutbpiece of the Democ- racy we may accept his utterances as authorized interpretations of the policy of the party. He said: II adjure you by your traditions, by all that you hold sacred, 10 lead again, Virginians, as you have done heretofore, not always to victory, but always to honor. At this crisis I cannot, will not, think that you will prove false 10 your traditions-that you can prove recreant to the exalted teachings, the enuobling inspira. tions of your glorious past. x Consider what Lee and Johnson would do were they alive. These are the same principles for which they fought for four years ago. Remember the men who poured forth theirli life blood on Virginia's soil, and do not abandon them now" We know now exactly what the solid South means in this cTisis-it is the triumph of secession principles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
OF NEW YORK.

THERE can be no doubt but that the tendency of our educa- tional system has, to a certain ex- tent, created a false impression as to the true dignity of labor, and we may go further, and confident ly assert that in the minds of many it has created contempt which is surely leading to indo- fence and misery. We do not think that the time has come when American skilled labor has suffered by imported artisans, nor that labor saving machinery is responsible for all this evil. The truth is, our children are growing up with ideas above learning a trade. The great fact that in order to succeed they must be taught that the only way to become such men and women as our country need, is not through the avenue of "genteeI" employment or that of the learn ed professions, as these are full to overfowing, but by a hearty recog- milton of the true dignity of any honest labor, for the man who sweeps the street or the woman who does the work of the house is more to be honor ed than he who spends his life in idleness. If our teachers who stand next to the parens in the responsibility of forming the minds of the youth of our coun- try, neglect that cardinal point of heir duty, our nation must be- come degenerate, for to them, we look to so form and direct the minds of the young and rising generation of our country that they will recognise the fact that only by untiring industry and economy can they fill the posi- lions designed them by the inn mutable laws Of nature.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

TIE Toronto "MaiP' is pleased 10 find that the new Canadian tariff is more effective against American than British lnanufac- turers. This is a significant fact in regard to the operation of arti- ficial restrictions on trade. We have erected Chinese wall against all tic world in the form of 8 protective tariff, and the nat ural result is the erection Of sinli- lar walls by our customers. Our exports to Canada were thirty three per cent. less in value in the last half of '79 than in the last half of '78. The chief advantage which we as American citizens derive from our national govern ment is the freedom of trade it 1 insures in a large domain. Why
 would it not be a still greater ad- vantage if the area in which we can exchange our products with out expense and annoyance should be enlarged so as to include Cana
 da, Mexico. and so or?
 l
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

or to conduct secret drills on the hillsides, considering the fact that the Government has it's spies and agents everywhere in the land. But the poor peasants certainly have a great reverence for the mother Of the Saviour and uu- bounded faith in the good St.
 Pa trick. And if the notion once gets abroad among them that either the Virgin or St. Patrick, or both, recon mend the non pay. ment Of rents, that would be as good a platform as the majority of them would ask for. If St. Patrick is to take a hand in these
 things henceforth, MT. Parnell
 might & well take a Summer va.
 cation, for his counse.s and leaaer-
 ship will not be needed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
Powerful Ant3-Renters.

Close on the heels of the de- parting demon of starvation in
 Ireland comes the report-so, at least says the London Truth-that in the western part large quanti- ties of arms are being smuggled into the cabins of the small ten ants, of secret drilling on the hill. sides, of the mysterious appear ance of strangers from America and a miracle at Knock, when the Virgin and St. Patrick appeared to the peasantry and told them to pay no rents. It is hardly likely that the destitute and suffering
 peasants, many of whom have not even a hut of turf to cover their heads, are in 8 position to t'seerete large quantities Of arms, '
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

IT THE disturbances in Ireland continue the great powers should interp0se on behalf of Irish auto nomy. Surely it cannot be urged that the Irish people, who have had the advantage of seven cen- turies Of English rule, and are participants in the British system of constitutional government, are less capable of independent self government than the downtrod' den Bulgarians. Wallachs, Ser viaDs and Eellenes. If so, the fault is not with the Irish race, which, in the United Kingdom, in Canada, and in the widespread colonial deninions of the British Crown, have proved themselves admirable administra tors and ca pable expositors of constitutional government. Nay more, for the few years before the Union, when the Irish nation possessed real parliamentary government, it took a long stride in advance of Eng land industriaiIy and commercial ly, which was the true cause ot it's being dragged down to the level of crown colony, by the most outrag geous abuse Of auth or ity which the history of the past century records.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

THE province of Buenos Ayres counts 54,000,0o0 sheep, of which 13.000,000 belong to the Irish set, tIers within a days ride of the city. The focks will suffice, il necessary, to feed the national Government army for many years, without counting 6,000,000 cows, which belong mostly % natives.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

WE deeply sympathize with the peut-ap Texans who wish to annex Mexico. Poor, pent up fellows, they only possess and control 100000 Of inappropriate ed acres. Safety requires that each Texan should own a ranch large enough to spend rifle ball on his own domain. The average Texan should be anchored in the center of 6 10000 acre tract as the only sure means of preserving lie.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

When the ice man finds the lump too heavy he chops off the odd weight and lets the pieces melt in the street.
 The Boston GIote says that 8 promising young horse in Souti, Boston had been named Dr. Tan ner, in hopes that it will make him fast.
 The San Bernardino "Times" says that within few weeks S13O, ,O00 have been expended by Eastern home-seekers for land in the San Bernardino Valley. The Los Angeles "Journal" says that three men rented bee ranch near Pasadena, spending S400 on outfit, and have made 30 tons of honey, worth $3, 500.
 E. R. Parvin of Grand Island recently appeared before the Equalization Board of Sacrament to and asked to have the assess ment upon his land increased S3, 1000. After recovering from their surprise, the Board granted his petition.
 A verdict for s10,o0o damages has been rendered in Los Anee- les against the Southern Pacific Riilroad Company and in favor ot Ellen Brown, for damages, caused by the death of her husband. a Conductor on the railroad, during a sandstorm on the Colorado des- ert in 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
AMERICANS in Europe, it is (

AMERICANS in Europe, it is es- tinated, will spend $G5, 600, 600 during the present year. In re- turn for this enormous expendi- ture we get few very bad daubs of art, innumerable ''coat5 Of arms," many changes of orthog- raphy in names, as for example, Deacon changed to De Kon, and very funny manners. "Dirt cheap" at that.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
3Gth Parallel Route.

A new invoice of laborers were recently brought from the East over the Atchison, Topeka & San ta F'e Railroad to Albuquerque, where they joined the forces of the workmen employed on the 35th parallel route, and are now busy grading, laying ties and track westward from the Rio Grande in the direction of the silver and gold treasures of Ari- Zcna.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
THERE are 64 cities

THERE are 64 cities in the United States with a population exceeding 30,000; there are 44 cities with more than 4O,00o; 34 with more than 50,000; 27 with more than 60,000; 24 with more than 75,000; 20 with more than 100000; with more than 50O,000, and 1 with more than 1,ooo, ,0o0.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
THE postal business last year

THE postal business last year was as follows: Letters carried, 868, ,493, ,572; postal cards, 276, ,446, 716; newspapers to news agents, 695, 175, ,624; magazines to suhscrib- CTS and news agents, B, ,472, ,275; books, circulars and miscellaneous printed matter, 300, ,854, 490; arti- cIes Of merchandise, 22;6444, 456- grand total, 2,215, 16S, 1924. The matter all originated in this country.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Better to have loved q short girl than never to have loved a tail.
 Mackey, the millionaire miner, made money by mining his own business.
 The Sheriff of Ventura county has commented the erection of a gallOWS for the execution of F. A. Sprague, who will be hanged on Friday next, if not respited by the Governor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21

And in accordance with law, and an or der of tEe Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of J une, 1880, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be nee essary, will be sold at Public Auction, at the office Of the Company, Room and 9, 3.34, Pnc St., San Francisco, Monday, the 2tth day Of July, 1850, at the hour Of one o'clock, P. M., of said day, to pay said de- llnQuert assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses Of tue sale. CALVERT MEADE, Secretary.
 Oliice-324, Pine street. Room and 9.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
POSTP NEM EMT.

The day ot sale of the above named Mining Company is hereby postponed un- til WEDNESDAY,, the twenty fifth day of August, 1850, at the same hour and place,
 CALVERT MEADE, Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
Delinquent Notice.

IRON CAP MINING COMPANY,-Lo- E eaton of principal place of business, San Francisco. Location of Works, Pa ciGc City, Yuma Co., A. T.
 NOTICE. E.-There is delinoucnt mon the following described Stock OH account of Assessment (No. p levied on the 5th day of June, I8S0, the several amounts set opposite the names Of the respective Share hCIdtrs as follows.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-21
NEW TO DAY.
TAXPAYERS !ATTENTI0N!

office at the Court House, in the village of Yuma. Taxes becotue DELINQUENT on the SECOND MONDAY IN DEUEM8ER.
 F. Nj. HODGES 3t-3m Tax Collector