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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31
ArlZONA SENTINEL.
5 "UnD4Y, JANUARY 31, 1880
Pr-sOn <onlmIsstam.

" Fr.SOn e'Osit tEnISSt1h. 4 The 80 trd of Prison Commits
 sioners, cOnsi sting of W. Nj. Buff.
 finn, A. Frank and D. Neahr
 EsqrS., met on Monday last for thr purpose Of inspecting le con tract work for the erection of six additional cells, and receiving the same. It seems that som charge had been made that the contract or, A. Allen Esq. had slighted the stone work construction, but upon full examination, the charge was ascertained to be groundIesS. The payment for tke six cells re- ceived was ordered paid, amount ing to S1l,6D0. They likewise ordered the construction Of d new dio-lln room, the present one be- ing j0o small to accommodate the thirty prisoners now in confin9. ment; also tlfat wall be erected to enclose the entire numher Of cells, which, when completed, will make a safe though small prison in itself. By the first of March, the whole number of cells contracted for will be finished, the contractor carrying on his own account, all necessary labOI and III ,terial, until an aDpropria- tiOn can be reached. If Delegate, Campbell is sucreSsful with his bill before Congress, the Com missioners will be enabled to make a handsome shnWinr of this partially constructed edifce.
 General Fremont, when last here. examined the site, work done, and the plan, and gave it as Lis opinion, that when com pleted it will compare favorably with any structure for a similar purpose in the world. The grad ing of Penitentiary Hill, per formed by the prisoners, gives a solid natural foundation that | otherwise would cost, nearly as much 10 establish, as the expend- itule upon the suIterstructure. Whenever the Commissioners have sufficient funds, il would not be bad idea to expend q liberal amount in making a model, as per plan, giving in the miniature complete specification; as Mir. Neahr originated the plan, there is no one who could 50 efficiently produce the model, provided of course, tat his time would per init, and be, in every way agree able
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31
(Eroin M6 CNigen.)

John Wasson. U. $. Surveyor General returned by coach to-day from his trip to San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31

These sums, added to tho. above makes the snug amount to date of $20469,2I. We however are not so sure but what the shipment on the 26th may have heen enumerated by the superintendent in the shipment previous to that da.e Had the mill been sufficiently supplied with water to have run continuously, the shipment of bullion would have been largely augment ed.
 The shipment Of seven dollar orc is what WiH strike the reader as unusually rich, but, nevertheless, the statement in regard to the 357 pounds msy be taken as strictly true. It is well known fact here that tht superintendent, for some time past, has accommodated all who applied for specimens of pure native silver at their coin weight Some of these specimens are exceedingly beautiful and gratifes the eye with the most pleasing forms of deli cate fillgree, such as nature only can form, Others are grosser, varying in value from one dollar to two thousand. One Of the latter value was very recently taken from the mine and shipped to San Francisco intact. Since th3 ore from which the above bullion was extracted, was trken from the mine, strike of surpassing mag iltude has been made, which, according to reports, bcggars all others hitherto made, both m extent and general quality of Inc ore. The deep wol king in the Stoncwall and King have settled the ques- tlon in this section as regards the perIna- nency of our mines.-4Si}ue7 Belt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31
TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE l County of Yuma, A. T.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE l County of Yuma, A. T.
 In the matter of the estate ] of Edwin Spear, deceased. [ Pursuant to an order of said Court. made the 22nd day of January. A. D. 1880. notice is hereby given that Monday, the 23rd. day of February. A. D. 1880 ut II o'clock A. M. of said day at the Court Room of said Court. in the village and County of Yuma, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said Edwin Spear, drcra>ad, and for hearing the application of George Angelo for the issuance of letters teStanertary, when and where any person interested may ap- pear and contest the same
 Samuel Pnrdv Jr.
 Probate Judge and
 Ex-OfficO Clerk
 Probate Court. Dated Jan. 22nd 1880.
 Aft.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31
NE W TO-D4Y.
Proposals for Flour.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
 ARIZONA,
 Office of chief Commlssary of Subsist cnce, U. s. A,
 Whipple Barracks, Prescott, A. T. February 1, 1880.
 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office or at the offices of Commissaries at the following named posts, unlil 12 o'clock noon. on Monday March l5, 1880, at which time and -e,laeez they will be opened iE the presence of bidders, for furnishing and delivery of Flour, as follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31

The following figures show the number of passengers travelling by rail, East snd West, and the number of tons of general merchandise and machinery going East, for the week ending Jan. 30, 1880. Passengers arrived. 96
 Do Departing 34
 FREIGHT ARRIVED.
 Maricopa .S3 Casa Grande 212
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31

The Stonewall Jackson's shipment Of silver bullion during the first fifteen days of the present month aggregated S1.63307 357 lbs. orc, on the 20th. 2,50O,00.
 Eaton 6 Baily have given Us additional shipments of bullion, from same mine, which passed through thelr hands since thr 15. .h viz. onstIe
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-31

John Wasson. L. $. Surveyor General returned by coach to-day from his trip to San Francisco.
 Judge Deforest Porter arrived by coach | to- day and will at once take his scat on the supreme Bench.
 SUPREME CoURT.-1he adjourned term of the Supreme Court convened this morning at ten o'clock with Chief Justice French and Associate Justice Silent on the bench, Joseph Neugass, Clerk.
 On motion and presentation of certif- cates, and afiidavitsssfile it was ordered that the folio Sing named attorneys be admitted to practice in this court, viz: F. Stanford, w. Earl, F. NJ. Smith, Chas Lindley, J, A. ZaDriskie, N. D. Anderson, L. Price, C. w. Spuldng, J. ". Oates, T. L. Stiles, J. h.Lucas ane cannes BGtll.
 The :ollowing named attorneys htying made application for admission, were eX- amined in open court and their applica- tions taken under advertisement, viz: Josheph Neugass, s. Ainsa, Wm. Osborne Chas. D. Stuart, Wm. II. Hancock and A. D. Baker.
 Territory vs ChAs. Powell-Resrondcnt suggested an amendment of the record, which was argued and taken under ad- vIsGmcnt.
 Court then adjourned until ten m., January 27, when iu is bench will be nrHScnt.
, 1880-03-13
AWARDED TOTHE PR0pRIETORS
Of A VALUABLE Invention,
The Article Widely Known,
Commended ded&Respected.
THE SuR6E0R-6EAERAl or luz PaUSstAH
ARMY DECIDES IN ITS FAVOR.
Tho Remarkable Statement
Of 5000 Druggists.

sc1dnm hnA mn article appeared which has sprung 10
quickly nn unisoIsnl popularity with onor-
mnns PUBLIC consumption Menspna Cnpguu ror-
nns Fhster. 1t IN but faw ycars since thKt II
quito unknown. Now thoto IN scarcely Intelligent
rcrsnn who Il not nwaFo nt A uncaey. When tho ar
tole aEst na.e IT. appearance poopG led 10 Try II
for aces and palus because tho published Testimony
tn lts faYUr waa 10 unusually stronx TIE surxcon-
ucnornt of tho Psusslan Army, with othos notable
tehn|a Exruston. ls16 ind jury Of acians just
~ distinguished ha cnncufrod in awarding the pso-
pslctIEs tho hlxsst nesta Of Gxco1nco At tho Paris
EXPEDITION. ls7a That thOy Wera exhibited NJ Ail ct
those Ezus1taons ID cslteuBlve pinot that they hare
no connections with ordinary npsteAnls and patent
nlediG!ncs, " sueE AEtioea wefo mt oyon nlowGd
psAc1 tgEo. Fhose fots t0x9th0r With Tho expressions
" Tho prosa And td testimonials Of many py
selans, weFp ~a1y rubt!sed atd could not fnl ~ In
toio was uHe Of more than ordinary met. sud they
were testoe and their vaua pr0yed. Then thsf Nors
recommended frunl net2hbuf 10 nolIhbnr until thslF
us0 sproaA throughout l44 country and Europe. That
tey would rtlteYa puin with astonishing npidlty an6
wego cteas!J. conv1ulsnt, and tnexpenx!ya baeama
known In tens Ut Thousands nt taMlllss. II seemed
v0Ey reasonable that remedy OF thepropsF kind hp~
piled - this Just In tbs region OF the pain,
and acting through tho poson, nuas remove pan and
cud, and would proFe muro than auY liquid
medicine applied externally, because this action Ut
surh remedies not canuunoux that Of Nankon4
Capolna p1r1us Plaster.
Thu tRas rearkabia testimony to tha Groat mort
tea1 pastsEs u statanens Mhoh has lsCn slxuod hy
over sun dsuvxsts In various pafts OF Tbs country
and Ia 70 tho aoce t0t they ttha 4FuHxtsts} eonsaor
HansoLB Csans Porous tlastaEs taF sHpusioF to ali
similar articles, aud Gus Of tho fow reliable household
, 1880-03-13
A Northeastor Occasions Rough Water
and an Arctic Experience
on the Lake.
Tho Shipbuil,lers Of lilo Lakes Organ.
izo for Uniformity Of Rates
and Actt0n.
The Ice In the Straits Heavier
than at Any Previous Time
During the Winter.
News Notes OF All Kinds for
Those Interested in Ma
rinc Matters.
HEAVY WEATHER OUTSIDE.

HEAVY WEATHER OUTSIDE.
A strong northcnstcr sot In carly on Wctines.
day cvontnE mid continued throughout tho ct,-
tiro day yesterday. To a,ll to tho discomfortA
Of n henyy scn, tho temperature aank rapidly,
until It attained Il point 50 low tint tho spray
congcnled upon everything that It Btrstels. Corr
Rcluently tho breAkwntcts nl,ng tho ahuro ut
tho lnko wero heavily coatcd wit4e frosty null
of Etircst white, while vessels exposed tn tho
fury Of tho elements had thc!r siIca, decks. and
rigging covered with It Rlso. III several In
stnucss observed by Tng TRIBUNE reporter
tho head canvas Of these vcsscls could
not bo furled because Of Its frozon
condition. Among tho crnft which rnm back
yestorts4y were the achra !,Ay sprinF, WillItin
t. tst G SnFy atca s G1 c1 c.ss esoe Wer e g.
Cintd 4 bniin.l frt,tn Milwaukee toMn enkt-shnre
port. Nnne IT tho vrssuls named nppr!rcd TO
im"ro Of icss c1verctl % Viii re, '' tie II. Cioui,
Early litr'' md s. il9tc5 being lturHlly coattI
tron, stem to stern. Tho Joseph 1.nwretico cn,no
ers RIM tnsI.so. During. tho afternoon II r.ltMnr
hecn,no current that i'm sehr .tnta u. Merrill
the wrist hhore, hit it cnld n,,t m trtccsl to lily
rcltahle so'lrce. anl FUND few believers,
The frequency of these northeast Wln.!s dur
Ing tho rnat three wrecks rtttfs tu Tho belief tint
o,ir prevailing winds fur tho tsaxt thrro 1nnnths
VII eon,o frotn tint direction 9nd Tint IN c",
Feey liz :s S rhnrs sse's 70
ho no necessity for nwnfing tho pcritHiical oc-
cilrrcnco nf tho ttiinnctIRt storm to eettl0 tho
tic snIisfnetiot.s Of sverybody. That question
Is virtually settled nlrcndy.
THE sIT1pBUILDERs ORGANIZE.
An adjourned meeting Of tho shipbullaors and
dry-lock mon wls hcl1 In Buffalo OIL Atosltlny Of
tho present week, ut which nil Of tho lo1ldtng
firms engaged In tho business wcre represented
Robert Mills, OF buffalo, presided, mud william,
W. Iates, Of Chlcngo, nctcd us Secretary.
, 1880-03-13

Richardson, nf Milwaukee,. by recent purchase
from n bn.iknr at 1MnsIns, Mich. CnM.
Richardson WINS in tho city ycstcrIny
to Hinkn arrangements with wreck
milwaukee, atid thoroughly repaired. Cnpt.
RIehnrtlson catirlntcs Tint tho arnft viii hny,.
cost him, when in FeA-gt,inE condition, nlMllt
tho coarse fright trstlo to Chfcagf.
. n, Kelly, of Clavetafttl. t,as sold tho schr
koe, for si,oD. Tho p,;rrtlnsera inani 10 rfn- m
roy tho OneEtla in tho wnod trade Between Mil
wnllkGe and points Mt tho lnwcr end of this lake.
The transfer NJ the ee,1r White Cto.tl WIS re-
c1rcd at THO Ch!cn9o Custom. House ycstnr.!ay.
Willinm kclly aald to y: q. Peck. IT MfehTgHn
White Ciond for ,oo0 sho Will hail fiom Mich
fKnn City.
, 1880-03-13
MATTERS AT DETROIT.

ou..s.,t rA.......uSx.... - rtts... r&lh.u.
,, Spse.a. e0,uf'poaf,ef rr, u aaa ea'sopo 1soa"f;
season, luw w.tcr prnn,iscs to bo tho r,llc this
itIvcr i, Mt n towrr stogc hv con.,,,crn,,,n th",
,,,. 49,, J., IN ,r,t. ,,, ~. ao.u .s.
!" tow ~ to ' Sowaro or Mt tho Lme:K,
above % petrMt. m ~ II T il nndcratxu @ 'At TINT s 1bo
transportation li'lcs will continue the s!gn!.sa
erected nb,sn tho Lmo-kilns lust fall, nMd, to
1s.tst vessels ell pvss rooho lsto shoals capt "
NJ, nvnny,"s "tn.1. ,'.S vii, a,ss asm.io ~
w. aa'soos u'ae'. a,i.t & M "'so S,n.!nuo
hut lsut ,l.tlo is saa aoo,t wrocklna, though /. Is
owurs viii @ n" @ to assst oraft sf
III dstress. Capt. J. W. Wrstentt, tho we.i-
.es to TINT ent'. Whether tho ca''a4'a wrcek'ns
for % S hs uss" sa, sso a1s. s annen s
fore. nothing is k1,uw,l Of tts l,ltontjous.
ii isesar,us s atos II % ~ grain ali , ana I"nbor, M
ctlrters are mentioned sAvo that Ut tho suAr
Jnhn o'NeIl, which camu hnro from Cleveland u
M9o %t. sls"tiam opens. ahom !" o 1ake IL to
t ,s,.a!o a. .r InyFo ., ,x m5y %'t @ a su ne
tr The eiovnt,r tac,ties hevo arn lrIilx n " o.
urREu tl tho nXtGlIk Uf lHlNU Hnt1
lIcro Is snnig tuik Ut building 9llvthur |srao
elevator, -.
Thu yMrIous steamer liues cot3tcrtns hcru hnvo
rcputcI tk.rir fiil si,tlr,, of nttI.iitiI Ilb,,
cIerclN1ld stnlrs Eiiy uf Ncsroit and Et,rthrnst
cnlr,c Nt in YMal Trim mud under cu.1,lIian ri
thnJr tli fIlHstri1 frfic Htur fiW stI,'rs hn,rt
inv. Evening Sinr. ind Milton Il. Wnrtl hisxc
undergone lht,rouKh reraila rnsl lii eo,lc ~.
spucts extensive Mltrratt!u,!s. Tho Clugu!and
sull' work, ui,d thn ntnr Lite bouts nil sturt
| nut IN sarc,s is, Tho luttcr will RIM Il, rnrt
ffutH, exuEnt Tho Eyuni,,u Sfnr whtrh viii nrnn
Nily trtIm bctwU,tl nctrolt niiI iurt lit,rn' '"'
ii Is s.Atcti tAal tho slmlr Tuarl viii r,,n o., tho
Murine Tity Md I'm, ~ NJ ruaf WIN 'o sfnr
Iinnts rii,ts,ruc.!j r,,nni,1,S bctwccn wutncc.
burg, Dresden. nrli brtrtit Init Wc,i,Ics,inv
nrv Icilix Wcrhu,Iioi Irrpnratt,ry Ia m tMri,:
sturt Ihp tt.lIwuiI l.:s btvn sol,i, The Eltw ~
new wheel Sic viii snii tnit nf thItav,, 3,,r
Like Sunuri1r ~ hrpf,,fnrc tn,t nn.Irr ..o,u.
tnaI,Il III tinnt Ajn'rt H,tuS,rt Anr..",a "a sto
, 1880-03-13
MRS. Hicks Klckc.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind. March E,-hfrs. Hicks
T,orsl denies having nlnlo any statement to re-
portera nl>oHt Charles O'Cnnor, or upon nny R,,b-
ject. Tho Interview published in tho SlIntlny
.afai mid extensively ttcgrnphod over tho coun-
try is, therefore, hogua.
, 1880-03-13

dpfttat Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rtbuns.
ChENoYdAS, Mich, Murah l..-Tho ntIl-cnr-
rlers report tho loo in tho BtrsIits, wcro Cross
lug Is objected. quito firm. They crossed lust
evening, direct frotn tho tsah, furth tltHt tte
this avlls,n. Mercury helnw xcru lust night. Tlte
weather holds very cL!d, With Il northwest wind
clear Bky.
, 1880-03-13

.llN Cl1lCAGO TRIBUNE;
cnd received rrn1y which confirmed the nhnvc,
.fhnt Tue regards showed d!snrtn frcfn Eni!lT
u, Dnyta to Clarence INT nor,r ftrfn ElhrenEe to
her, There s11o dropped tho t,1uttcr E"r tho ttrno
being, and n few weeks ngu her attention wns
!1ovis pranks in these parts. Tho rest il already
knlwn.
Tho Interview had eoerocly ondcd before
M1ts DAVIS yo.1,
ntc vnniiercnr walkctl into tho esnpcrintendrnta
cnns,la % E Who haa a pre"cc@ric si piaee il Cir.
wn. w1s;c I9 %ho ne''s NS t
s9, psPst,as is@ Il: s:s;. .ss ss'nss ssrea S
estass % nstss eeeS o at s s, % m noFo
VaM'cTear .s No ]. md tSst f'ass ,nasric @ NJ:
while set TIM hnebnsid Of NJ. !. from whom ho
rse.l M. b. though sslli tilo tic husband of Nn :.
r. 'ss A.! ,5,rI's sy: l; y"fSs If s;o;%
terstotst that hn hR!l bocn DIVORCED tho ycAr prr.
vloAs; The records wero asuinst her, but shc
Tto cotlfgrvnru ni tho two ca.t-o.r wiyo. onco
Tysr Il W. ec1lca , a 70 is th9 a and r let
!nec!us @ lux pace e! il " ts9 aers @ T rrIsats oea:
l'nvIs walkcsl Ii With his Internal swnFxer. md
H to w ffsEy r. II" car =, ifs ,
s" 1t the pas'"S S -conccn!e C iixarc ei SS or
IS M s9 o aho he sr nna
"You KNOW ME7'
"f-l havc-seen--ypn before. helievc." sall
the any,,w,yS, In, wttn hatt g%:p h't showed
"rnn nrG my htlsl,Itnf, arc ynu not7"
"lltslnn;i No, ma,'aiu. n..t Tint r--not by
did 'ynur wife over cAtch You on trnln nt
..Catah ,nes" ho asked, as ho cndcavored to
, 1880-03-13

Tho stean-baree Hilton. (which has lain sunk
In tho littlu lake ut Mnistco for number OF
years, has hecouo tho property Of Capt. Thomas
, 1880-03-13

US " ltGO Il4lSlGI M{AStlstkSs
Following aro tho appointments Of Hfnstors for
tho Oswcgo lieut. for 1880 ia far as mn,.c: Mutt
itcot-Schrs Henry Fltzh,1gll, John Farrel; I',i-
lnaki. John Molltther; John T. Mott. Potter
Crnnlcy; Florlda, Jamcs McKeon: lIavntn,
Hugh Hoss: Nassau, Joseph Frost. Iynns ilcot
-Schrs n. ]. C,lnlinnga, Charles Tilt; MAry
copcly, Martin Higgins; West sido, John QuiH-
Icy. Wheeler tieot-Sohrs Bolivia, Donjnmin
Chambers; Junnlca, Jnmes Glnssford: sainnnn,
Andrew Robertson. tfnrttn fcct-Schra Nevada,
,;-:Jal1es Wmlc, Fred Pitcher, Gcur9a u
sloan. John Mcdowell; Falmouth. W. u. fiow.
ar.l; Hot,a1tct, Matt uoAr1gnn. Cummings tcct
7sehEs 7!hE LeSdyiIlc. Denial IIo,,r!Ean: corteT,
ln9 Star, Wllllnm tri's,n; Mystic star I,ntrsck
tir!fln. Gnhln & SfHcfarlnne tirct-Schrs william
J. prt,st0n. John Fnn Aletnc: Kat9 Kelly. VIII
INN King. ,Mttche!I ncet-schrs John Il: Noycs,
nanicl KcolIhcr; Hello Mitchell. ". j. Vincent;
Oliver Mits!el ia Ch9tteau; John Magcc. rEsGk 4!
Dorr. rctcr Dufrnno: Scnntor Hood, John Pros
ton: j. Mnria Scott, William Kichnrtlson: D. @.
Fort, Wil{tutn Carlfsle; W. II. 0nt1es, r. W0thta;
Ss;,a, Thq,s M9rr&y; while Ksss: Charlss
I,oc1 Stephen Lofcvre; Casnanohn. ". &. Beck-
or; Sou Gull, John Cnllan; F. j. Narker, JnMcs
Scott.
, 1880-03-13
TIE STORM AT A1ILWA UK EEs.
HRftf6k Uluaffh Ia Tn [hitaaa Tribune.

M1twAukER, March I..-A nnrtheastor, with
show, this morning compelled the ht,nr A1pena
In h0Ad S0F this port. Whilo entering tho har-
hnr. ut o'ciock, Bho struck tho south pter And
dntnaxci her atom, aud aLso damaged, herssls
elightly f0rwlrl ur tho pAtlslR-hnx whtc passing
through Tho draw" Ut E.lst Wutur stFuot bridge.
Thu wcAthnt cfcArtnE the Alpbnl Aya!u started
out, utter Il hrluY Htny,
Tho sehr /. J: Conway, bound for lsaclne, also
, 1880-03-13
RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully pet cent Of tho human race aro ytetims 70
pnrtlAl os cDmpRta 1mpltoncJ This aast!?n nssos
uHr will bi fully cnrrnbOroted 1y 0vGry lhtrlGcns
rhy:lenn. The principal cnses ftducsna this itssas
nfn thscTullOns or IxCesaeB. hatnG nt tho cntumnM
&" n, Il ,S
1eacherhtets I'm feasaosi, lebtatlne nfcak &C. IL
no iAlsa n1Nty rrGF4nt tho rent from Wafnlae III
c9 "s tht. Ersnt ss facr:t hses arS % sne ost Fnsnt
cEfnlnay ncg4unt or Eetfcent a.nnt thaso th!nss ~
tile don.nd for Increased accommodations ~ tho 'a'
Theirs u VOL knDwn principal In animal pin nv
nEcnc1 of Tho nUrvous sys1an. il ths rerve pexorn
Any nrHan IL weakened. tAen that nrKan 4 means
Ihora y remedy In thu renut. Ut nil one tnaa ~
stuod tho loat for hvpr hnf century. III: N!e1nMis II
der.cd " the Xsntsmy sf Aeclas IN Paris a. g -.
fAh!e spsettla fnF the a1ra cntaIns no 4,
cantlu rider. or 0th8r poison: II purely fkGkIAeass
producing M reaction. and IL p5rulnnent IN eanrt
tHxss cnated E!il end Gun ng ha1 OF leya;sof .o.n
8isesapn1 eute axent fur tha F. s!ngss NJ aai
BY mali upon receipt ut rrtcc.
CEtTIFICATE.
FAh1B July 10. ly7alD 1tue do Ia j'nx.-A NJ, l.:
tfty-thtNo JtAta old. bAi 1e0n WtdnMef tW9htT
years. Mo[voha tanpenmen.s bad suffered fos tnfR R
nervous debility kRd HHEa atpus1nc{ For ei&atug h.n
yynTb no tftou pv0Fy AHNn FenlCty Without Any ps
3t!t Hs eaMe % me 4nd adttasd hlE 70 try lxcS Nr
vssl ASf Hu1 month. q ": Ia e Il
nlno nlonlhs to W. tuxsofSd 1 fll health ano V's
Out ~ ~ patluhtA eEoAted q Nufa c1fea M1nM M1h.ea
dAJs, Us n slx wau9A 10 ba!wesn two 3na tntt RIA
non,h: sbosseeu i've and s|f monts;s Il n'""
MedlcIno do Ia Hospital ChAf1tE
, 1880-03-13

ILLINOIS II MICHIGAN CANAL.
l.oCKrnRT, H.. March 12-rho work of ro~
building portions Of tho two locks in tho onnal
Mt this patnt Ia completed. With tho exception Of
the hnuKing ot tho gatcs, nnd these will bo
hnnged bcfnrg tho alth, ut which tatc, It is
hoped, tho cnilal will be oron for navigation.
The Canal Commissioners, who were In session
hero ycatordny, ndoptcd = toll echctulo for tho
tcrInl chnHgc frt,fn tho tnlle Of lust year.
cana bctwce,, aerc and Gh!caso has Gccn nc co,n. M,
tion. II cost over 5000.
4 visit to tho oanat ngnln yesterday showed
tho reporter that strong northoasteriy win1
linl tho ctSoct Of producing ratther moro rnpf
current thnn WAS seen on tho dny bofore. and
tho water VIM pure. unlstanttcrntel Chioago
lsvar. as black hs Styx anl as tlnsnyory rs IN
old mustard-l,oulttce. Tho reporter inprovlsed
nothol NJ testing tho current hut his contrlv-
nnco WIZ so rlidc TINT nothing but surface ye-
%ey n fo ns SotGn n whq Of
tr"is Dee II IL Ill., 'pSsss pSs oiTe 1 K
iset: WIS ye.t?nluy Az minutes a,ld { twe,l: T.
Thrr.dny. Tho gn,,9e, which Ind boon left
san1dnE 1.I., hy Assls,,'t :Ens3eor Murphy, taed
Inches Ut hnlf-rl*t r.. tn.t tho wnter-llno hinE
innrkcd at sevull fuct eight nchea when left ut
t:9 ?; m the slny i'cfore This showed th1t
tnchcs IN tho wntcr tlurlng tho night, bfr. Mir
ply WINS nut ts!nwtl tn tnke observations yoster-
lay It 4 cvi,lont, that the CHM! is not wi'to
leilnd It, and ~ thcra Ism full 1T b,itabott ono
tohth 0t n font per mile In tho he'd. tho opening
Or tho Eatea at l3ckiort can hHso little ciIoct
rllIiling as naunl ut tho Chlcnwo cid since the
locks wcre opened.
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