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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
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rnURsDAYMoRErxGs 5pns 49, 1853.

THE CoURTY CoNyEKTIoE.--The
Democratic County Convention met 81
the Court House on Tuesday last for
the purpose Of selecting three delegates
- the State Convention 10 meet in Bal
simore on next Wednesday. Col. John
II. Soshoron was made temporary Chair
man and SIR. Jefferson B. JaTboe Sec
rotary. 90
The following Committee on Creden-
tisIs and permaneBt organization were
appointed :--1st. district. J. T. Smith;
end do. ]. D. L.oksr; Srd do. Dr.. Richard
Cough: Alb do. G. X. Garner: 0tb do
Jos. III. Hancock; 9th do. Thomas H.
Bond: : b do. r, H. Garner; Sth do.
Charles Pembroke. se4 eai
After 3 brief absence. The Committee
reported The following named gentlemen
for the permanent officers Of The Con-
.ventiOn :as asee.Hase
President, Thomas II. Bend, Vice.
Presidents, J.. E. Mathngly and 7. F.
Loker; Secretary, Jefferson B. Jarboe-
The following are the Delegates re-
ported entitled TO seats in The Conyen-
ton: I'D sA
lst Dissriet--W. w. Brady. VIM. H.
Raley, VIM. r. Stone. s. Clarke, J. q.
Graves, II. Z. Loker. John ii. Langley.
]. r. Smith. w. R. Pembroke, J. p.
Tarlelon,
2nd Dlstrict--J. d. Loker, Geo. Guy
ther. John ]. .Allsian, J. w. Ridgell, j.
s. Hewett. J. L. Milburn. R. J,Bean,
r.. III. Edwards. s. Woolen. T. w. Aud.
3Si District--CIarence Drury, Dr.. Il.
Cough. .. E. Heard, J. r. Greenwich,
WIN. y. Yates. John DiIIahay. J. ID.
Thompson, VIM, Bowes, Y. Nj. Dyer,
II. r. Moore. fss!f
4th Distuct-J. r. Mattingly, ]. z.
Carpenter, C. J. Russell. J. w. Car
penter, N. L. Penn. J. J. Alvey, G. R.
Garner. VIM. +. ,Saxton, X. i. Barber
e. w. Goddard.
9Th District-Col. John II. SothUron,
James Turner, James +. Ward. w. p.
Herbert, J.. T. Ballenger, w. s. Lyon,
ID. w. SIye. Jos. II. Hancock. DR.. Jas.
Thomas, Jas. Burroughs.
9th Drstrict-P. H.. Dorsey, s. G.
Thompson, Jas. r. Higgs. T. H. Bond.
Geo. L. Raley, James T. Parsons, J. +.
Knott, Geo. r. Barnes, J. 7. King, c.
r. Brewer.
Tth District-R. Fl. Garner, D. Coode,
i'm. Dent, J. T. Blair, G. r. Herbert.
w. II. Mattingly, B. H. Swami, z. A.
Burch, VIM. B. Long, Ed. PIOwden.
9Th District. b. JarbOe. L. Ham
NETT, J. B. Shermantine, G. Hebb. c.
M. Bohanan, w. H. Carroll. E. Wise,
c. Pembroke, J. II. Waters, z. T. Me-
Kay.
The following gentlemen were then
put in nomination for Delegates TO Bal
tmore 81. T. NJ. RaIey, DR.. Thomas
A. Lynch, s. C. Thompson. Col. J. H.
Sothoron and Geo. Blackstone. Mr..
Blakistone's name was Withdrawn. The
delegations were instructed to either
cast their inll vote or 10 fill vacancies.
A ballot was then taken with the fol-
lowing result: Jas. T. NJ. Raley, IS;
DR.. Thos. A. Lynch. "a; 5. c. Thcmp-
son, So; Col. John n. Sothoron, IS.
The three gentlemen first named were
then declared elected. On motion. the
following gentlemen were selected as
Alternatcs &C. r. Garner. T. z. Lo-
ker and Col. J. II. Sothoron. On mo-
ton, HE Convention adjourned.
The Delegates elect are in favor Of
Bayard. go = $3.50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
orr pAlE, Nay IL, 1850.

TO She Editors Of che BEAcOS-Gentlemsn -
In advertising the lands, OF the late George
n. Morgan, We, the undersigned, his childrsa
and heirs NJ age. desire 70 state, that the said
property hiss been advertised TO be sold at our
solicitation, By Mr. Raley, in order to bring the
estate 20 final settlement. We have perfect
confidence In Mr.. Raley's management Of said
estate, and believe he has discharged hs dutv
as Executor 20 the best Of his ability, notwth-
standing many false rumors" TO the contrary.
In conclusion, we win say to those who con
template purchasing the above lands, that q
sclear title" viii be given TO the purchaser, +"
both by the Executor and heirs at age.
Respectfully,
OTILIIA NJ SMOOr,
GEORGE MORGAN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

AGThe New York Ssr says -
''Blalne's farewell words to friends at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel: j don't ex-
pect to win, but we mustn't let the
breeze die out II must be acknowl-
edged that the Plumed knights canvass
has been largely composed. Of Wind
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

The Hsrald. Detroit, Mich, S<ys Of Warmers
saie TFVa-. and idney Cure; cts efficacy
kidner. liver. and urinary diseases y SO fa'iy
ackuow leaaed that il 10 nos worth the question:
inc. Bona Hda iesiimonials ftem wesl-known
rifizens it public and private life are evidences
Strouu enoagh to convince the most slneooFn
d0ubier IN IS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

~ TO make good hroiis leave letter i0s
s.e 81 vour old swesshearss where yonr vie ca
iind Il: and 70 avoid any bodily lnlesy nsss !.
horss rs6ay sAaaIsE shat lias tiSen Eoesr'zs e.'-
ehrased Horse Powders. Price IS ets- Per pack
-. For sale By Combs 3 spalding, LsoaaFd-
tDwu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

~ Ofall the modern inventions the Patent
Iacnbalor takes the lead, butexperience teaches
all that whether poultry Is haiched By the pa
tent process with artificial heat, or By the origi-
nal way patented BY nature they are subject to
cholera, rspes. &C., aud experience. also teaches
those tls&t have tried Roberto Poultry Powder
in such eases, that II isa sure cure every time.
For sale b. combs L sPalding. Lsonasdsown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

~ B. Robeftg Embrocafion Is the old
eat Liniment in the mafket; IL dos not blister
and has rspusation over All others. Fer sale
by Combs 8 spalding, Leoaardiown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

81 Mnsse hsth cAarnas 90 spoife ~ sAyase''
So $50 n rar. Hoarhonnd and via Cher
= !. a., charms q sooths he worst cases
= .o.vh cold. Group d whooping cough. "
YOU don't know q Il already, il ! Time 700 did.
ror sale by Combs b spalding at IS cents per
hotfle
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

e%The five mile seulI race between
Hsnlan and Riley, Washington, We'd
nesday last resulted IN another victory
Tor Hanlan. Time IS, minutes and 2
A 10 seconds. sa ra r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

me veYfaie TsIt CO., Harrhall. Mich,
49,, - sneir roasawased Elnetrc-F olsaic
49, =. - .sls;..srS ,on ~ ssarsffl SEe&dy
...ss = .,,,s,srss Tev nean IL khey
Write % thess pithCut dsles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

The HEATED TERMs-An official re-
cord of 81 years shows that the month
Of MAY was the hottest ever known.
In Philadelphia, Pa, on Wednesday
several persons and 80 horsessuccumbed
to the heat: in New York II persons
wese snn,skruek, and the heat was rep
resented as being terrible. In New
Hampshire il was the hottest day ever
expefisneed.s The thermometer ranged
from 96e 10 l0Io in the shade, the latter
al Manchester. A number 81 towns
registered 100 in the shade. Al Low
eli, Mass, the mercury reached 1O20
in the shade.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

WHITEwAsHED BABIEs.-A mission
airy stationed at one of the South Sea
Islands determined to give his residence
coat Of whi.ewash. To obtain this an
the absence OF lime, coral was reduced
to powder by burning. The natives
watched the process Of burning with
interest, believing that the coral was
being cooked for them to eat. Next
morning they beheld the missionary's
cottage glittering in the rising sun white
as snow. They danced, they sang. they
screamed with Joy. The whole island
was in commoti9n. Wbiiewash became
the rage. Happy was The coquette who
could enhance her charms by daub Of
the white brush. Contentious arose.
One party urged their superior rank;
another obtained possession OF the brush,
and vaIiantiy held itagainst all conner /;
third tEied-to upset the tub to obtain
some of the precious cosmetic. To
quiet the hubbug, more @hitew wash was
made, aud in a week not a hut, do
mestic utensil, war club or garment,
but was white as snow; not an inhabI-
tant bat had skin painted with gro
tesque figures; net pig that was not
whitened, and even mothers might be
seen IN every direction capeving joy
ously, and yelling with delight at the
superior beauty OF their whitewashed
babies. aBso 'fst
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

AZ the residences q the brides parents, Wash.
;ngton. b. Ct. On she a7sh alt, b. the Rev
Father Forhan. GEORGE A. CAVALIER g
Miss RENA FEARlN0.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

TIhe Gne rain o. LIST Friday eoabied anch o.
cur hrmers NJ had plants TO pitch small por-
ton Of their inbace0 crop. We hope that cur
farmers. Who have planted part q their se'.Aeeo
land in corn, have besn 100 hasiy and that ne
sohneeo pr0spert may turn out better tAan -
pressnt seems probable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
TUESDAY, the 9Th Of June nszs.
New Advertisements.
C0VboVS' Life in Northwest Texas
TEuTH RTRAN1ER ~ FlsTloll

Truth BIkAA9k2 thai kIs1IuA.
A trne history Of 80 years life on she cattle
trail, giving guli and detailed accoant Of berd-
ing cattle. rounding AZ, &C., SC. with thrill
ling advtpfares, narrow escapes, Skirmishes
with indians and Mexicanss hsw elttle make
100 ber cent. on inyestment- InyalHable Done
ironteupatingr cattle business ~ Texas. The
only book euut'is giving account OF Ranch
life $50 -. paper, Sf.o0; Cloth, $i.z5, by
mail. Addrrw VI a. LEWIS 3 co Lock
Box %, IsemfielaA, Texas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

re DfnnsE 6Iversisad % faks place oa Vet
nsslay Has hen poesPoned. on aeooanket e
~ weaiasz, sssil today rharsaay-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

The occasion will be fran al parts 0F
he sMolher n States and her yoeng-
sst ozspz5pg. West Virginia, and hsr
Sister. ssTasylsnd, nv Maryland.
From Baltimore there viii Be pres-
ent. he I'll III frgimepl. with band and
dfam corps; the Sociely "a The Army and
NaT3 0Ilhe fonle crate States il n asv-
land, wiik ChaFIes's band; and tbs old
MarfIsn line. who. fought 80 bFavely
Under fsenefnI Bradley +. johnson.
whilst from ether parts oflbe State there
win Be The Towson guards, from Tow
sonloun. d. G. Mcintosh, captain, num-
heriux IS muskets; The Cat0nsville
G'uar.ls. u. b. Barnett. captain. IS men,
with baud and drum corps; the Govern
bF's Guard. Of Annapolis, Lewis Green,
captain, IS men with lhe Marine band.
Ff5n Virginia there will be present,
the National Guard, comprising he
first regiment Virginia volunteers; The
Alexandria Light fnfanlFy, with COM
panie5 from Norfolk, Portsmouth. Pc
tersbare. Lynchburg. and other towns
OF The State
Tie address On the occasion Of ths
unyefing Of The monument will be de-
livered By Spencer c. Jones, Clerk d
the Court Of Appeals Of Maryland. and
the sAaEti8 will be unveiled by MISS ia
lia Jackson, daughter Of the old Con-
Iederate ehieftain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

81
A%Whatever other sins may be laid
at President Hayes door, we must &C.
quit him Of the crime Of ingTatitude.-
The fidelity with which heFewarded ell
the participants IN the fraudw hich placed
him in the White House. IS only equaled
by The foresight with which he provides
life berths in the shape OF District Judge
ships, for the members Of has soon-to-
expire and be forgotten cabinet. Me-
Crary and Key have both been provided
for, and no doubt the next vacancy will
be filed by the appointment OF the An
Gent Mariner who is al the head Of our
costly and ornamental navy department.
Both the President and his Cabinent
Officers realize that their political days
are numbered and they are making their
hay in the little while the sun has TO
shine for them. Is there no way in
which Mr.. Hayes can provide himself
with a NICE little office few days prior
to the Inauguration Of his Democratic
successors He might resign and let
President Wheeler appoint him to
something.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set:
May IL, 1880.
- RDERED by the Court, That james F.
~ AlatiinglY, administrator ofWm. A. Drury,
late Of st. Mays county, Maryland, deceased.
give the notice required by law 10 the deceased 5
creditors 10 exhibit their claims aud that same
be published once a week for six successive weeks
in tie St Mary's BEACON
Test: JOHS Il. ABEL,
Register Of Wills for ST. Mary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans'
Court OF st. AIary's county, Maryland, letters
Of administration on the per. Onal estate OF VIM.
A. Drury, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto TO the snhscri-
Der, on or before the 9Th day Of November 1880,
they will otherW Use by law be excluded from
the benefits Of the said estate. All persons in
debsed 10 the deceased are requested to make i'm
mediate payment TO the subscriber.
JAMES F. MATTINGLY.
May rs, IssO-6w. Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

The above lands are located near st. Josepb,,
church in Saint Mary's county, and are Of I'M,
soil and adapted 70 the growth Of all she sta,Is
crops Of this section. The said lands are IA
Cor the pnrp0ee Ofpaying she debts of the drcs-
re heirs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
Lumber for Sale.
NOTICE.

THE County Commissioners Of 81. Mary's
County, having been advised by the Secre-
tary Of the Board Of Trustees ofSt. Mary's Fe-
male Seminary, that a vacancy exists la the free
scholarships Of said Institution which isfequired
TO be filed from this county By the Commission
ers under the act Of 1868, chap. 1913, herewith
give notice, that they will receive applications
for the appointment and consider the same at
their meeting on
TUESDAY, the 9Th OF Juns next.
The appointment carries with IL board, tuition,
necessary books, etc, without charge. Under a
recent resolution Of the Trustees Of the SenIina-
~, State pupils are required 10 take their places
within one month from the beginning OF each
session or they forfeit the position.
By order Of the Commissioners,
WI. g. REEDER,
Clerk.
May 81, IssO-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
NOTICE.
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Thomas DiIlow
VS..
VIM. II. Hayden's admrs. e. at.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary county, sit
tingas Court ofEguity.
No. 46s n. 4.
0RDERED this 7th day Of May, $780, that
~ the Auditors Report, iilcd in this cause,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 thecon.
trary be shown on or before the LIST Monday Of
June, 1896 provided aeopy Of this order bepub-
lished in the st. Mary's BEACON, once week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said LIST Nom
day Of June.
Clerk.
J. FRANK FORD,
Gle b.
,oon -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
Naiiea Af AnllinlnRItg.

meOTICE Il herewith gIyea that lEe County
~ aCammissioners Ct st. MaEy's county win,
at their meeting on
TUESDAY, the sth Of JUNE, Instant,
appoint KEEPER or TIE AI.NSH0U Use ard
PHYSICIAN for same By order OF the Board,
-, wv. G.. REEDER,
Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
The rERMs OF SALE,

are One-third cash on the day Of sale. and tba
b<ianee ia two equal instaIlments OF one and
two years. the deferred payments bearing inter
est ffusa she tiny Of sale, with security TO be ap
proved q by the said Executor.
]. 7. u. RALEY,
Executor.
Nay 30, 1895.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
WHrrEwAsHED BABIEs.-A missil

Requiring 1S5 Electoral votes IoF
choice. o af
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03

EEkcToRAL CoLLEGE.-The follow
ing s~ahowina the vote~to which
each State is entitled 10 The Electoral
College. may be found Ofgreat use now
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-03
GOODRICH FARM.
uA2 azores, more or less;
/, loI &C. q epATMMlHs los ACRES;

One other tract Of land, bought Of A. T. John.
~ esn and ADDITION, containing u
ACRES. more or less.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-03-20
Arizona News.
lF,'On, the Nifaer.I

PISAL
Baldwin is up.
The hosting machinery of the Me
Morris mine has arrived.
The petition forwarded by the Rev, j..
J. Wingar to Gen. Fisk for the education
Of Apache children at San Carlos, was
subm tied to the Secretary Of the Inter
Ter ard received his approval. The
school will soon be established.
YAvAPAI.
The annual meeting Of the Bradshaw
NJ. G. d Co, has been poslpondcd to
April 18th.
A very rich gold discovery is reported
from Cherry Creek District,
We are informed that there are two
thirty ton smelling furnaces On the roa
from New York, which are to BIZ erected
at Harshaw District for the Holland
mine.
From tombstone Mill and Mining Co,
per Walker q Co.'S line: Saturday, one
bar, valued at s2,2l4S7; Sunday night,
two valued S4,7S490.
The geographical center of the Terrific
~ of Arizona, accol ding to the latest
surveys and maps, is on lower Oak creek
Verde Valley, Yavapai county about forty
miles south east from Prescott.
The McCrackin mill is shut down. The
Signal is~running on tailings, The Cedar
mill has just made a successful run. The
blackberry is still idle, while the one at
the Park is running all right,
Messrs. Moody, North, Church, Nc
Donald, Lewis and Brigham, of Tonic
Basin, have organized what they f.ce-
tioisly term the Gee Wo Company, the
object of which is the reduction of ore
from the Excursion and 10 Green
mines by OK power" They have built
an arrastra p feet in damater, with a
circle path seven feet wide. TIE mo.
i've power used consists of four yoke of
untamed Arizona bulls, and the scene
which ensueS when these are yolled up
ana the pondei Gus machine be gins 10
move To the music of an ircessant fusi-
iadc OF whips and profanity, is said to
Deggcr description. Three tons of orc
per day is the capacity of this novel ma
chine.
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The " Arizona Sentinel Canvass.
TO THE
Citizens and Voters of Arizona.

We most cordially invite your
earnest co operation in our effort
TO obtain a Thorough and complete
canvass Of the sentiments of our
people upon the " Presidential
and Congressional Questions"
Please express your choice for
same hereon, and if you desire,
give your address, and we will
return you copy of SENTINEL
with full report of canvass.
For President.
Grant, Blaine. Sherman,
Tilden, Hendricks, Thurman.
For Delegate!
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II. Rail TippIngs.

Thursday was devoted to laying side
tracks in Tucson.
Two miles one hundred and forty feet
track laid Tuesday.
Forty cars of steel rail went to the
front during the past week
Thirty-thrce Celestials went to the
front on Wednesdays train,
End of the track reached Tucson Wed
neSday about IL o'clock AM.
One mile four thousand five hundred
and twenty feet track laid Monday.
One mile three thousand six hundred
and twenty feet track laid on Wednes.
day.
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EASTERN
CeD?reSSional-Senate.

Washington March 10Th, 1880.
The bill removing the political
disabilities of Roger A. Pryor,
passed.
Hampton, from the Military
Committee, reported bill to
complete the survey of Gettys-
burg battle field, movement of
troops, etc; calender.
Burnside introduced a bill for
a permanent fund for the Navy;
referred.
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A special train arrived from s. F
about IL O'clock last evening with
MIR. Chas. Croker, Vice President
of the G. 2. r, r, and his son Chas, F.
Crocker Presidcn. of the 1. p. r. K. of
Arizona they proceed d to the front fer
struction the track from Casa Grande 10
Tucson to-day. The citizens of Tucson
are preparing to give them grand re-
ception upon their arrival at that point,
and We predict it will be ore of the
grandest affairs Tucson ever had,
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Local Lines.

Two cars Silver King Concentrations
passed through to San Francisco, during
the past week
Mr.. Joseph Godwatcr of the firm Of
j. Goldwatcr ~ Bro. is on short visit to
his friends in Yuma.
Laicst-Thc Jury in the Hughes, vs.
Ai.icr case were oul thirty minutes and
returned ye:dict f.r pitt, ION AL The
counts suD,iittrd,
Grand Turkey Dinper--At The Palace
tomorrow in honor OF the completion of
the S. P Il. L TO the City Of Tucson com
mencing P, NJ. HURRAH.
This weeks report shows an immense
increase in the rambler of passengers
both Eaat and West, which is attributa-
bio IL the road having reached tucson.
K carney has unpacked his war horse
and made camp. Peace has its triumphs
as well as war may the blessings of one
and the vici5sl-tbdes of the other, keep
the mouth OF that Lummux closed for Il
week or two, at least, Let US get wind.
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NEW YORK, March II, 1880.
Heavy fresAets in all the Vir-
ginia rivers.
The Eastern papers comment
very favorably On Kearney's SEN
tencs and say that it is just, but
should have been done sooner.
EASTERN
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.OS P. NJ DAILY-Arizona Ex-
81 ~ press, connecting at Yuma
with daily stage for Gutenberg, with Colo
RADIO River steamers, and with daily trains
of the Southern Pacific Railroad of Ari
IONA for Casa Grande, QSO miles cast OF
Yuma). Daily stages at Maricopa for
Prescott, Phoenix, Florence and Tucson.
Returning the train leaves Casa Grandr
ut 5:25 A. NJ, Maricopa at Z A. NJ, and il
lucat Yuma ut 4:25 ?. NJ.
arrives at 20 is A. NJ
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WEATHER RNPOMT.

Latitude, Yuma, ~ degrees, % minutes,
seconds. Longitude, Il degrees, 80
lniputes, 8 seconds. Altitude uf Barohe-
tar aboye sea, POI is.t.
Passengers ant Freight for rAe
week ending March go,
PASSENGERS.
Arrived. 800. III Departed. .--..55
FREIGrY.
1aRa.... ........ ''.-..''.'oo IoNS
Maricopa.. ..-.....23
Tucson for ) days only % tons
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BY Telegraph,
Special Dispatches to the Los Angeles
Morning Journal.
California Legislature.

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SACRAMENTO, March II, 1880.
The s'lbstitute bill by HilteIl.
foE fem9~ing the officers of min
ing corporations by the share
holders Thereof, was read sec
ond time and ordered to engross-
ment.