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New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
DR. RrhJAMIN IL. CArLIN.

MEEIDEN, Conn, Feb. 16.-DT. Benjamin
H. Catin died at his residence IN THIS ciy this morning
He vas Onc Of The oldest pcYscians IN this state aud
for many year, was % member OF the American Medical
Association bein % one time vcepreSiient Of that
ruplz luou H. Wls styeuty-rght years O'd. ana had
unn short continued 10 Practise hs pr fes
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
HENRY HOLT & co..
IN A. - 49,

Sunshine nd Storm in ihe East ~ Mrs krassey, Wn
ia and Authors efuOp ~NO IS 90
Cox's Popular Eemauces of the Middle Ages. ny ~,
George W Cox and ElntUn jones Large limo
a.
Escott's kngland: Her People POry and Pur niis BY
T H. EscoIt. uniform with WaiaoVs" Russia - 81
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4 DIYOECE REFUSED.

RED BANK. n j., Feb. 16.-Chancellor Run
yon has denied the application OF Mfs Peter Golden
for divorce from her husband. IL VIII be-
remembered that OF Mrs GOldeu's witnesses were
recently convicted for conspiracy swearing false Y
nbOut Mr.. Golden. Mr. Golden Will the con
epir tOr- for dauuRrs
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
TunMAs G. KINNEAR.

HALIFAX, n. s., Feb. 1S.-Thomas c. Kin
near who died suddealy yesterday. 10 said to have left
an estate worth 100000 Hc seventy years OF age
For MANY wear. nc WAS . eaIllg West India merchant
and was one OF the weslthicst men III Nova Scotia
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
GEORGE PUFSAn'- -DSs.

The Imisr-O euHic Cnnai aud the Monroe Dociriae
A iOrm thn istorica rccfd y
he garaus canal the lshnus yo ooth 81
Dictionary OF tbe German Terms Used ia iledrlHe
T. Gutter NJ. D., surgeon ot ne y l. Eye auh TAI
Iuarm ~. etc $50. cloth extra SS.
4 Lady'- Lite in ise focISy Mountain ~ isajell.
Bird author % .iK Months the Sandwich Islands" a
Iih nf ThIongh apan octave Iusaled. " 10
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

4 fi,to-y ofIhe Reign OF Vaeea sGae hy John ma
Bur on 8 vols. sNO Goth, rl5 ph
The isfr aud W Writings OF Ernly Th0n.rf bncsle. y
Aifr,d Henry Hnth. vols. eYo coih VITA ""a'iah Oh
steel slU %
The aawnin Archipelago S.x months arizona iA, ls'a
the ~nndalch sliuda
a. lsaOe la l. Brd l2no. o.oth. Nlta illustrations ~
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

The Life and Work of - Paul, b. lie Rev. y W far
rar D. u. NOl, 50 pf maDr, eOth. - VIOLA. syo
li5O pp- maps cIoth 60 vols $40. l5sO pp mhis
haf calf, FL
ser Of PrGahed before III tuiyer
UNford 1866. .. Dy - p. LiadOn D. d. i2ino Sst
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THE NEw.aAMPsaIRE GREEYBAcKERs.

MANCHESTER, n. H., fcD lS.-DelegateS
from the different Greenback clubs throughout the State
mel IN convention at the National Hotel tins afternoon
and evening, and State club was organized. Delegates
10 the National Convention viii DO elected by the dis
trlet conventions.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
LlTESr SIP WITS.


PORT or NEw.YORR....ARRIvE FEB ls.
Bark Losses tNor EteTtsen. Ipswich Jan s. In ballast
master; anchored in Grsvesslig Bay for oTtcra.
Atlanta. LRnfare DemeTaTa u days slth sngar 10
Il IrOWbrdee's
Brg l. + 'iunsoa. smith. Old Harhor McD kirkland
FOREIGN PORTS
HA.nrRG. Fob la.-Arr ar Mlaland. lrnm New Work.
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FORD>. HOWARD q HILBERT.

A Fools Errand- iy one Sf ths zoo
Fizs Thssales itonauce OF tue bcsteyl kcserse
by K TOurgeo l2m0. on. 81.
ToInette; southern 1a'e. By A. W. Tourzee New ell
wtA preface on tAe race I'Obsem oi lie SCUM
l2nO. cloth, 81
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COLONEL p. REMINGTON.

OGpENsBURG, \. Y. Feb. IS.-ColOnel 5. p.
Remington, Ca, rctor of Customs ~ this port, and
editor o The Duly Journal, diod today.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
FINALLY HORSE.

A runaway horse dashed through East Eighty
fourtnst last night shocked lown and seriously injured
Miss Annie Sherry, II No. PAL walking toward
her home from Frstayc 81 taken home by friends.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
X. WORTnINGTON.

50O HrOfdw1y. NeW-N Ork.
Tbou andL Llr.c vi Lfc. with other poems BY Theo
doreT vol, l2no otn. gilt toy. q 80
4 Stndy Of ShakespeRrc b. Aigeinon hare- swim
buIne. wa. l2mO, cloth exira. git top 81 10
The Peep show. A handsome volume o. amusement md
Instruct fOr tho Young Illustrated VOL 40. Petars
hnar
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iralt ! vol. So. ~
ficr Lovers Friend m Other Poems ~ Nori fsrD
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Hiia and A STORY % The L,yes. ~ Mrs = soiell
Larg" l@mo. handsomely wiatcl and boand
PuCe al 81
Oar Duughters What sial We do VITA them Talk
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Price 50 ccuss
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srha p.o,omIrs Of Industry, By Alfred Marshall ana
MsrV Paley Marshall. l2mo cloth al Contents Book
Isnd labor aua aIdta Book 2 Normal Naue. Book 8.
ar Naue.
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R.c,n,ocity, BI MetallIsm and Land TeHare Reforn.
nv a leI-ndef J. Wilson. eNo, ciOtn, - %
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GEORGE hOUTLEDGg & Sons.

The lie and letters Of Frances, baroness BHnsen
DV augustus J c. uSrc. new cGiiDl now ready vols.
i5mo cloth steel porfrait per set % ihe two Volumes IA
one l2mO, cloth, fA
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A. @. ARMSTRONG d rON.

atiems Of Life. BY the sev Dr " 81. Taylor With
fne portrait oI steel vol @. svo, 81 %.
Iife of Alexander Dah ID d. by George smith. III. D.
Prned plates OF ue Engh.h edition Win an intro
dncuon BY the Rev. Mm N. Taylor d. d. vols octave
4 iOl nARes 10.
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GENERAL wILLlAM $. FARNELL

NI-NEI4AH NINI4fA'I - ''I'4''1'1'
IOCKPoRT, n. Y, Feb. 1S.-General William
: Farl.eIl. prominent lawyer aud Democratic polu
clan OF tins city. died Last night.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

a,1Ieara,- napoleon. Napoleon ia ENioi or, Voice
6eing opinions AMI reflections Of Va
,oeo1 By Barry D. OMesrai with portrait oi NapO coo
su veW of 1T Helena, l1gno Goth. 81 90. h<f
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IyISON. BLAKEMAN. TAYL II & "a.
IlS aof Ifg Grppd-.f

Meilsr NstuFBi pb IosOphy. AtW tditot. fuui lhns.
traed and d.trd az accordance With the aiesi
sceEtno discovery aad research 81 fhhtoi
G. FOrd- Fnco 81 30
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Novel y Lucy tmillon Hopper l2nc, hnc cloth 8 p.
Moths By "ouda." limo 525 PIP. extra cloth 81 IS
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THOMAS NELSON a. SONS
". J. MIDDLETON.

The Nineteenth Century A History By Robert Mac
keasie Crown ovo. 4G4 pages. Price. ~ 50.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

meeting OF the German Republican Central Committee
v H." ed nj Headquarters. Nos POI and 293 BOwery
NJ. FRIEDSAM. President.
JACOB GoDDE. lsacrataries
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PASSEAGERS ARRITED.
FROM lrvEnrooI-pr srE4usurr nrrunr
PROM oLAscow-gr STEAMSHIP BOLIVIA
NARRI. =

CUsHING-SH rueslav. February II. at the
r.Sfsu.~ the brides mother ~ the william ~
Taylor hr r Gushing 10 Miss Lilhas SnaDnon.
daughter Of Mrs. Jonn HauvelnitiL
WOOD-D hi NwIDDlE--On ruesdy, February II, a. the
Fourth Prsbytoap church by me ROY Joseph r. korr
Marion daughter VI Robert DnNiddie, 10 Andrew Allan
Wood
an notices Of Marriage, R,tt o. IN i)r.'! 5tI fsu
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
RETIREMENT OF CHARLES T.. SMITH.
M7. SMITH wITHDRAws FROM EDITORIAL CHARGE
OF TIE EyExING YDrRNAL-A CHANGE IN rnE
POLICY OF THE PAPER AT HAND.
my 1FI EarApH TO THE TRInrNE.

OF THE EVENING J0URNAL-A CHANGE IN THE
POLICY OF THE PAPER AT HAND.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
ALBANY. Feb. 18.-The sole subject of
conversation among the politicians Of the
Capital tonight is the withdrawal of Charles
f. smith from the position of editor of the we'll
known AIbqay Eresing Journal and the change III
the policy Of that paper.
II IS the universal impression that MT. Smiths
retirement is due to a radical disagreement
between himself and those who own the
controlling number OF shares Ia Tie jour
nal. concerning its editorial couTse ana
the nomination of John +. Smyth for SupeIintend-
ont of the Insurance Department. The journal last
evening advocated Mr. Smyths confirmation
this evening in the same breath that 1t
announces Mr.. Smiths resignation II opposes
Mr. Smyths confirmation. 1t is understood
on trustworthy authority, however, that Mr..
Smith did not resign his position on nc
count Of any disagreement with The Jour
naPs propretof9. but simply and solely be-
cause be was proilered another place in journalism
which he deemed of more value than the one lao
now holds.
MIR. Smith had determined to rasiga his position
before Mr. Smvths name was sent TO "c
Senate but after that he resolved to hasten
his retirement from The Journal, as
he saw that the policy he desired to
pursue was not approved by lis rroprietors. and he
dISliked 10 embarTaSs them by committing me
paper 10 such line Of action 10 the last days oi s
editorship.
The Journal. under It's new editors, viii undues-
tionabi, oppose vigorously Mr. SmHthS comm y
tiou and viii also befriend the independent k"pnb-
lcans who recently made such "A strong plutes'
against tue hurried election OF Grant delegates 10
the Uuca Convention from this county.
Mr. DAWSON TO ACT AS EDITOR
7Fb. aytr Jr.ff y. X
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YEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
4, p. DCTTOs q Co.,
1lk Rraadway n q.

R,yicles 70 boo or fss mt 'arss aJn'ss
h,rcfo'0o, oa me f1,rIrg jEyi
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
From III. Aba 4 EreniH Journal. II
nE n.ANII
The editor of The Ereaipg journal has fo

The editor Of TIE ErealRg JoHnaI has IuI
s renewal ele.,, here and his resignation Of The ed
toii supervision OK Tie Journal In naalng 'e an
rnnncemrnt which Is involved the decision lie Rae
rraohod, ana IN rcliuquishiDG the position ne ms
ted for uumher OF years. IL ~ onv necessary h1t e
slou Al expess his grateful acknowledgment OF ni iho
kinduess which he has been ihc recipient ia th fi
lion and his deep appreciation nf the peTronh hho
uuie associations which have been 90 wdiIaN cheI-
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Roberts BROS.
scRIB>ER &'wELgoRD;

hi. Majesty. Myself Anew 50 S4's' 'S S"'s. rlia'sL
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
The Nsw-york Weekly Fashion Bazsr,
OUT SAIU HDAl, FLBkUAHN y
IL viii contain 4.

Portrait ~ Anderson. the beautiful Gcrcss
house and Bsfistan
dresses with atfern GisRTsus and meas
Twelve OF ladies' underwear niglt dresses
skirts chemises SpTng suits f0g misses and ebidroa
Fancy dress costumes for chdrens party The charming
Dead Heart" anu other stories Commenced pfe
Gus numbers continued m saturda-'s number
The Weekly Fashion Bansr sale BY al news
dealers, price ceLts
Valuable Breads.-Bsrley Oat Glnten. whole Wheat O.
B. X. uFALIh FOOD Co. - 1th-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Post Once Notice The iofegu mnis Tor t1e WssS II
ing SATURDAY, February p 1880 viii close az this pcf on
TUESDAY. NJ 3 Am. tor kdrOpe Nv stsimship Myomng
ClecusIOwn; O WEDN ESDAN, at n Tor Europa
steamship Aby siDG Queensosn correspondence of
specir' ddrossrl aud
direct BY steamship France Hayre on THURSDAY. al
europe BY steamship City OF BrtisScsYta Queens
correspondence for Germany ald mast b.
cay 4iiresset) and a 1880 m. for tuTOpe. by steam
shin Mestphaa iymOgth. CLerb0urg Snd Htmuutg
SATURDAY. at 1880 m for Europe. b. steamship Re
pu0hc. Que nstDwn correspondence Or Germany and
Scotland must be specially addres-ec) and ~ 1880 n Tor
scotland direct % steamship 30 va 0iasg0" and Al II
q IN for Germany &c. by steamship Mesef. SO1fbsDp
ton and Bremen correspondence for Great sian and The
Continent must Dc specially aJdr seed lno man Tor Dti
sweden aud NORWAY dispatched bv Hamburg and
Bremen steamers only. The mails i9 Iamiea ueyoSn and
Colombia Febg ugry IL The mails HAyu
leave NewYork February 10. mails for leave
February 10 and 2l. The mails for Aspnwau and
Pacific Ports leave New York February II and 20
mails Tor Nassau. y p. NewfOtk February %.
The mails Venezuela and Curac leave ErwlOrN Feb
ruary 81 The mails for MexoD leave New York February
China ant 4'p1a leave ~sB Francisco CD
rnary The mails Cor Australia &C. leave Francisco
THOs. t. JAHEs. POstmt,ssc
pnsL Ofinn. NnW.Nmk. TrllInarY Ia. LaHl.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

THE NOMINATION OF MR. SMYTH.
ALBANY, Feb. 1S.-The nomination OF Mr..
smvth AS Insurance supcrintendent will probably be
acted upon toe senate tomorrow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

EXCURSION MINE-Recent letters from
Mr.. L. Mckecyer Secretary OF the Excur-
sion Mining Company whose office is at
No. 81 Wall Street n. 7. shows that the
complete organization of the Company
has beer perfected, al OF the reports
lead us TO believe that the richest gold
belt in Arizona is in the Tonic Basin
From samples of ore it would seem that
the Excursion Mine when thougherly
developed will become one Of the richest
mines now known Professor Treadwcll Ole
Of The most conservative experts il the
Territory and who has the absolute
confidence OF Prof. Sillman, reports that
the Excursion ledge is the finest be has
ever seen The confidence of capitalists
in his judgement would enable its owners
to secure ample capital for It's develop
meht here but it seems that Judge Porter
Is relying on Eastern capitalists To furnish
ample means 10 proceed with the devel-
opments already undertaken. A new
house has already been built. and grading
for ore duups constructed while the main
shaft daily. elbows an increa sing richDcss
Late reports OF recent assays that have
been made shows that it is even better
than Prof. Treadwell examination led
him IT, believe. We most heartily con-
graduate Judge Porter in such q happy
Of a summer Excursion and
although the people of Yuma were dcvied
The privilege of showing their estetn iDf
him in our recent contest he may rest
4 ssnrrd that warm feeling for his future
is fclt b. all classes in Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

The new ssd extensive lodging hou,e
now being hu;li BE- he :. p =. 4. "a.
t:.is place, is fast approaching completion
This building will supply accomidaions
for the tr; in men and employees of the
read. that have been long needed, and
when flushed will lodge The Boys in pala.
iial style Bath rooms reading room and
all the advantages OF modern civilized life
will be fully carried ou+ in its construc
ton and will form one of III. healthest at
fractions for the benefit # The men, and
a great incentive to good morals as we'll
us comfort and economy,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

metals Capt T. D. Macleod agent of an
extensive Company of Chicago capitalists
who have been operating in Silver Dis
trict for the past two years, hGs wl;aIa
the past week been making arrsngenr.. L.
to develop some rich claims *hic!i Is
purchased some time ago, aud las 10 = 3
force of men NJ work On thata 1Fl h:vy
high regard ior Capt. Mag l.eod ;gaye
uent in r,inlag matters rs his reputation
as al expert IL both reliable and ex7vr
ienced, aad backed Il? with pssaty II
money. We predict hat he viii tnd
9oaa"za eqsai 20 any in California ii Ari-
Eons
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Our fellow townsman Thomas Hughes
is up to Silver District this week. We
understand that he has received a cash
offer Of $4,000 for the Black Rock mine
about one tenth Of its value but nice
snug sum Of money after ull This is one of
the mines that we predicted some months
ago would prove to be one Of the Bonanza's
OF Silver District, and still there are seve.
raj more OF The same kind w there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Doctor Buyers who is well known on
the Pacific Coast as one of the most eli.
cient dentists will remain in Yuma few
days for tine purpose Of accommodating
any who may wish work in Lis line, he
viii stop at the COLORADO Hotel and be
ready to receive callers on next Monday
morning 18th irstanr, IL is very seldom
the people Of Yuma have such an oppor-
tunity Of having work of this nature per
formed and We hope any one wishing any
work of this kind viii call gu him,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

The Mesquite Mining news Of the past
week begin to loom up In a different
shape than were anticipated by great
many who felt sure that when the end
OF tic placer e1citment was reached there
would be nothing TO keep up mining
operations in that District. Our readers
will remem Der that We ventlIrct the as
sertion tdat miners would soon begin TO
prospect for the lodges that must 10 =
certainty exist in the vicinity OF such
rich placers, although Dry washing is be-
ing carried on as extensively as ever and
with as profitable 'esults, some very rich.
lodges are now being developed that bid fair
to, attract the attention of capitalists to
these seemingly insxhsstive deposits Of
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

George N. Thurlow was in town from
everyone as il seems 20 with him Mesquite
will become the greatest sanitarium in the
world as soon as it becomes known
George says it is no childs play to run u
Dry washer but he is well satisfied as his
labor brings him from 80 10 40 ounces OF
The Dust per aceek, H'ppy George!
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Orders have been received at the Gov
erment Telegraph Station here. that no
moro repairs will be made on the Govern
ment Telegraph lines in the Territory.
We are at loss to understand the pre-
else object OF this proceeding and hapc
that there may he some mistake about
the matter,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

will
Sole
Street, Boston, Ser.
al Dana Hae StseA suyer !orM essach uscts
&c.
Slnnonds
ry Please send me 10y
HI Nd
100000 Nabob Whisky
Sold by Georg. Martin druggist
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Hon. DeForrtst Porter judicial Labors
closed Tuesday evening. and being pre-
vailed upon to remain oven a day, our
young people rendered himself and
.amilv reception al the Court House
Wednesday evening, which was undoubt-
fully the finest gathering that has been
witnessed in Yuma for long time. Youlh
and beauty graced the occasion and hent
time to the voluption. strains Of soft music
while unalloyed happiness beamed forth
from bri..E. eye. and bsnished the thought
Of old age from those Of more nature year
Owing 10 lis being fast day the presence
OF some Of our iaircst sc7ioritas was want
ing to grace the festive OCCASION. Among
those WHOM we noticed as being cuOns-
" entertaining were Mrs, II. n.
Misses Mary and frankie Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Gray, Miss Frankie Johnson,
Mrs. Geo w Norton, and Miss. Lamtie
while tie accomplished wife Of Judge
Porter aud the charming Miss Serano.
won golden opp!nions from AL.
Gentlemen present were. Hon. j.
". Darlington, Hon. Samuel P,rdy Jr
Representative elect Knapp, Jos. Redon-
DO. Col. Smith. PalemOa Avila Judge
Isaxc Levy and Genial Judge Mabbitt.
who forgot his years under the inspiring
influence of music and fair womans smiles.
to ce:nsnt the bonds of social life and
strengthen the ties Of friendship,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
THE MEETING OF CuNGREss,
a Si.nai Officer Appellate d. Cali
r.rm!a Member.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Eyery
mem Der of the California de!aga-
ton in the HOnse responded TO
the roli-call to-day. Senators
Booth. Farley Sharon and Jones
have not arrived. Both Of the
Oregon Senators were present.
pacheco, Davis and Berry have
not mapped out their work for
the session, but Page has started
Ii movement for securing speedy
action upon the bill offered by
Goode OF Virginia at the extra
session to restrict Chinese immi-
grafton, limiting the number CT
passen gers TO each vessel leaving
China for the United S;ates 10
fifteen. Page proposes to reduce
the number to ten. The resplu.
ton introduced by Cox to-day,
calling fOl the correspondence re-
la;ing to the recent treaty neso-
tiatiUils with China, has no Off
cial significance. Cox simply
desires to give the Admlnsira-
tinn an opportunity Of submitting
all the papers bearing on the sub
ject at the earliest opportunity
possible.
THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
William 3. Hazen was tu.day
appointed Chief Signal Officer of
Inc Army. The appointment
promotes General McCOuk of Gen.
aral Shcrman's stuff to the Colo
1elcy of the Fifth Infantry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
Eoard CT Supervisors.

Office of the Board OF Supervisors OF
the County Of Yuma Territory Of Arizona
December 1Ih A D 1880.
Pursuant 10 call for Especial meeting
FOR the purpose OF consider n. The advisa-
billty of extending the time fore the collcc-
ton Of taxes. The Board met ut IL A. ".
Chairman T, Hughes, Supervisors, j
Shultz. L. Furrsr and Clerk present, On
motion Of Chairman, second by Superb
sor Furrer ami carried. II was oroeied
that tho time for the collection of Taxes
be extesded until Wednesday the 18th =,
day OF January y D 1851. Ga motion of
Chairman, seconded by j. Shui.z and car
ried, the Board adjourned.
g. VI. KNIGHT.
Clerk Ct the Bosr.i.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Vim. Fahy charged with assault with q
deadly weapon with intent to do bodily
injury, was held to appear before the
next Grand Jury ia default OF one hun
ircd dollars bail, in Justice Brinley Is
court yesterday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

In The ease OF Pie lad G. Rcdondo against
Jesus Redonde, George Martin end II. s,
Fitzgerald the Judgement Of the lower
court was sustained. Also III the case OF
Jesus Redondo against Pieaad c. Redondo
AS eIecutrix Judgement was rendered for
Defendant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Some little difficulty las been found in
burning charcoal at the Silver District
furnaces and 1t is thought that coke will
aGvc to be substituted It's place still the
bullion output continues undimmishcd.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

WI. Fsrrer formerly with the Castle
Dome VI ming Company is in town. Mr..
Farrer Is oppeLatiag cut near Mammoth
Tanks and reports things arv locking very
favorable there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

A splendid curb gold Vest Chain for s2o
worth $50, for sale st Uncle Harr's.' 22l
Kan: y street, between Brush and Suffer
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Charles Baker the efficient Ealliff of the
District Court left for his ranch on Wed
nesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Hon. G. w. Norton Representative from
Silver District was in town few days
ago.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
EssEIEp

FCX.-At Yuma December I'll =:
MA Henry Fox. in he. ~ gear !" -
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
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Sol. .senfs for ycnn Cslo

Sole nsaDts for Y,rso GAIA
Grande andr!c:riiy Dealers csu be supplied
1T the ssoc prize aid on III. suIns. terms ~
ct the wholesale house In Sau Francisco
SOLD by the ssllnn ano bottle. II hss Geei.
sold III ali the Eas'erg sta &c ard has gi,e5.
universal satisfacton. IL is highly rpccr..
menCted by the faculty in oil cases of Ntr-
seouNness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsis,
Indigestion, csc. u is now Introduced - til,
pubic of 'lie Pacific Slope, ibdcysed by y -
following "ertfrstcs Of toe eminent Dr. o.
Dana tales, State Asssver " Nassachueet:,
md III. Ii. {. J.nuGerNacb, OF ST. Louis, 81.
both gentlemen prominent in there prefes.
ion snd bch Is guarantee 10 ali huyers {
its pnriiy ard quality. can show thousands
of letters from persons frGm all parts OF O. z
CHion and Canada, 70 testify 10 its merits ard
the benefit it has afforded as family renee,
and tonic. Sold by al druggists end g:cce
ries. In bulk or by 'he case or bottle Coz
try orders promptly attended to-
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

Lus ANGhLE>, Dec. 5.-At the
city election to-day the ;.erIhli-
cans carried the city by from 5 10
500 majority. j. r. 1obarmmn
was reelected Mayor, Fl. r. IIa-
zard City At'orncs s, B. C'sweli
Treasurer and H, Burdi,k Tx
Collector.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
LOCAL S1ATTERS.

Frank Welcome was down from his
ranch this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11
B,aine offered n Cabinet oIlc. :,

OsHIuc OHcHeu H"fHSt WIN .
CHICAGO, Dec. 6in.-I'he Tri-
bune's Washington special says;
The friends of Blaine state lOsi,i-
vely tonight that he has been
rendered the position Of Secre aFy
Of State by General Garfield, and
that he has not declined il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-11

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