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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

Since the through trains have con- menced, passenger traffic has increased to a considerable extent, taxing the utmost capaCity of our hotels to furnish meals Several times during the week over forty passengers have dinRed at the Palace Hosel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

The Worlds Fair from the present ap- pearance is likely to be failure, as Gen Grant has given up all connection with it The difficulty seems to have been in the matter of subscription coming in to slowly not quite $1,OOO,OOO being sub- scribed, and 3,OOO,OOO being required as a starter,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26
Noticia de Ia Ley.

Todd persona que dispara pis. tOla o otro arme en calle publica 0 otra parte sin discrimination causando disturbiO de Ia paz y quietud de lbs Inhabitantes y pOniendo en peligro la vidade
 cualesquera, sera multado v en- caaseladO segun la Ofensa aclaradC y pagara todo gasto del procedei
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

Among the Passengers on the Gila which left on the 22nd was Mai. H. R. Mallory, Mrs. L. c. Wilburn, Miss L. Burns and Mrs Savage.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

Our thanks gre due Hon. J, G. Camp bell, for valuable public Documents. We have a number of volumes yet which can 0e had hv any of our citizens by calling in the SENt I'LL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

The Board of Prison Commissioners will undoubtedly consist of the same membeIs as heretofore. The failure of and Haynes, will still continue the old Board in their seats.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

The trans are as yet. rather irregular, but will soon fall into that clock work precision that the s. P. R. R. is noted for in inc management of its affairs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

D.. R. F. Burgess will arrive at the Palace Hotel, March ?9, and remain few days. Any one requiring work in the line of Dentistry will find Dr, Burgess a ca clul and experienced dentist who will give the utmost satisfaction to all..
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26
certain crimes.

entitled, An act to create the County of Gila out of portions ol
 Pinal and Ma.icopa."
 No. 66, To provide for the apI pnintnent of Commissioners of ! Fisheries for the Territory O. AT. izOna.
 No 67, To validity to certain records made in the County of Pima.
 1 No 6S. Tn enlarge the limits of the city of Tombstone, Arizona Territory.
 No 69. to amend chapter 40 of the Complied Laws of Arizona Territory, entitled "Of Notaries Public"
 No 70, for the protection of con, sumers of Illuminating gas and for the protection of gas compa' nies.
 No Il, authorizing the construc, tion and maintenance of a certain railroad.
 No 72, to exempt peddlers of Arizona products from license tax.
 No 73, to amend an act entitled "An act fixing the time of the meeting of the Legislative AS. senbly of the Territory" approv' ed February 18th, 1871, and being sections 112S and 1129 of the Com. piled Laws.
 No "A. For the relief o. P. c. Shannon.
 No 75, to incorporate the city of Prescott.
 No 76. to amend an act entitled "n act :on:.r liny ltw full fences and animals trespassing upon premises lawfully enclosee in the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona" being No 2 of Acts passed by the Tenth Legislative Assembly. and approved Feb. 9th, 1879.
 No v, to repeal an act entitled An act providing for the taxa. tion of the net proceeds of mines, approved Feb, 4, 1875; and also an act entitled " An act to amend an act providing for the taxation of the net proceeds of mines," approved Feb. g, 1877.
 No 78. to amend section 9 of chapter fl of the Compiled Laws of Arizona, entitled "Of General IncorDorations," approved Nov ember 6, 1866.
 NJ 79, to provide for the ,srvsy and establishment of county boundries.
 No 80; For the protection of stock raiSers.
 NO s1, to provied-a sinking fund for the payment of the debt of Maricopa county and to repeal an act entitled "An act to facilitate the payment of the debt of Mar icopa county" approved Feb. g, 1877.
 NO S2, to prohibit gambling by minors.
 NO S3, to amend an act entitled |" An act to make the office ef Probate Judge elective"
 No. S4, to re.asslgn the Justices of the Supreme Court of the Ter ritory of Arizona to the several Judicial Districts thel eOf.
 NO. S5. to amend section II or
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Capt C. W. c. Rowell left for San Bernar- dino Friday morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

Hon. A. Brunson returned from Tucson Tuesday and left Thursday morning for his home in Los Angeles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

same.
 No. 4O-To repeal an act entit- led "An act providing for tht tax aiion of the net proceeds o1 mines," approved February 9th 1877.
 No. 4l-Amendatory of an act entitled An act to license dance houses in the Territory of Arizo- na," approved December 14th, 1868.
 No. 42-To repeal an act enti- tied " An act to aid in the con- struction and maintenance of a certain railroad, approved Febru- ary 18th, 1879.
 No. 43-To provide for the man. ner of presenting claims against the counties in this Territory and defining the duties of the Boards Of Supervisors. | No. 44-TO amend section II of chapter 43 of the Complied Laws, entitled of Forcible Entry and Detainer.
 No. 45-To amend section g and 30 of chapter AS of the Com piled Laws of Arizona, entitled Of prceedings in civil cases," approved Nov. g, 1864.
 No. 46-To secure liens to land lords in certain cases.
 No. 47-Concerning District At. terneys.
 No. 4S-To restrict gambling.
 No. 49-To provide for the lev. ying of taxes upon certain person. al property of nOn-residents in the Territory of Arizona.
 No. 5O-Supplemental to an act entitlen An act to amend sec- tion of an act to provide for the incorporation of religious, social and benevolent societies." ap- proved Feb. IA, 1878.
 Act No. 51, Concerning delin- quent taxes for the year 1880 in the county of Pima.
 No. g, Concerning the storing of explosive substances.
 No. B, To authorize the publi. cation of information of the re. suuIces of Arizona Territory.
 No. 54. To provide for the rel demption of certain bonds.
 No. 55, To provide for the erec- tion of public buildings in the city of Tombstone, Arizona Ter. ritory, and other matters relat. ing thoreto.
 No. 56, To authorize the Board of Supervisors of the County of Cachise to purchase land and erect thereon and furnish a court. house and jail, and issue bonds of said county, and provide for the payment of the same.
 No. 57, To provide for holding District Courts in the County of Apache, for the transfer of cases to said county, and concerning county records of the County of Yavapai pertaining to property within the County of Apache.
 No. 5S, To incorporate the city of Phenix.
 No. 59, To amend section 256 of chapter AS, Complied Laws, en, titled, " Of proceedings in civil cases, of the forms of civil actions and of the parties thereto"
 No 60 SnpplornontoI fo on oot
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NO. oS, tO tSIdDlisu Gu0 odldIlSo OA certain offices of the counties of Pima, Gila, Cachiso and Yava- pai.
 NO. 90. For the publication in the Spanish language and distrib. ution, of Arizena Probate and Justices laws, and other matter relating thereto.
 NO. 9I, to encourage mining.
 NO. 92, to repeal section 2 of an act to amend chapter 9 of the Compiled Laws. entitled "Of he local administration of counties.
 NO. 93. to redistrict the Territo1 ry of Arizona for judicial purpo' ses, and to fix the times of hold ing District Courts in the several counties thereof.
 NO. 94, to provide for the better employment, and to utilize the labor of the convicts in the Teri ritorial Prison.
 NO. 95, Relating to mines and mining claims.
 NO. 96, Concerning lawful fences in the county of Graham, Territo, " of Arizona.
 NO. 97, to amend "An act sup. plemental to chapter A of the : Compiled Laws of the territory of Arizona, concerning the regisr tration of voters," approved Fsb.. 9th, 1875.
 No 98TO designate holidays. No 99 To create the office of Ter ritOrial Geologist and define the duties of said office.
 No 100 To amend sections 2094, 215O and to repeal section 2577 of the Compiled Laws.
 No 101 To assign the county, oi Graham to the First Judicial .Disl trict of this Territory for judicial purposes and to establish. the, salary Of the Probate Judge and District Attorney of Graham. county.
 No 1O2 An act providing for the, building of county buildings in. the county of maricopa.
 JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
 Joint Resolution No 1-Granting leave. of absence to Hugh Farley.
 No 2-Granting leave of absense to R. \. Leatherwe0d.
 G-Oranting leave of absence t. C.. R. Drake.
 No 4-Askirg aid from the General Gov srnment for the endowment of; 8, Terri torial University.
 No 5-AuthOrizing the Governos to con- tract with Drs. Landgon & Clark, of Stockton, California for the care of insane persons, at the rate of six dollars psrdsy fer each persons.
 No 6-Granting leave of absence t. John o. Dunbar.
 No 7-Granting additional pay to the Chief Clerk of the Council and Chief Clerk of the House.
 MEMORIALS.
 Memorial No I'm regard to the NaVa- jo Indian Reservation.
 No 2-Asking for removal of Pima 1n- dians from Salt River.
 @Asking for the appointment Of special Post office Inspector for the Ter'i- tory of Arizona.
 NsEAsking for the establishment ef United States Mint at Phebix.
 Ne51In regard to mines on the Mexi- can border.
 No 6Asking the General Gouernmens to reclaim certain lands granted to the Texas Pacific Railway campanG.
 No o7-Asking Congress for an appro- priasiOn for completion of Territorial
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FrOya T'hc Gazette

Hru. John c Campbell arrived in PIe- nix. Saturday noon on his way 10 Pres
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-08
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A hit tasH W. difference fY
af Ni sMia lNa H%iHHta ~ "
7 MtCnektt ~ agld hls laiefea
In hNiam ffh N HalierfHa a N >
Cmtken ~ ~ q " btismits,
Hhd ihe former plfhe lptht ylnH
espifed w limitation, gives plgen
~ Ne new hfmofO W lla waHp
4 son, fe members 81 which ae
veil known both ii home and
abroad
W. afr not advised as ~ the
plans II the retiring member NJ the
old firm but, whatever they may
We, We Lrow he will carry with
him the sincere wishes of this
community fof his must unbouhded
success. Mt w Tate McCnck.
en-, though a native Of Grenada,
has lived In Sardis from early boy
and has made friends all the
time, until now the circle Of His
popularity is almost unlimited As
4 popular and reliable business
man Ccw excel him anywhere, and
wherever he may go, OF whatever
he may do. he will carry with him
a ripe experience, q sound judy
ncnt and an interchangeable energy,
md these are the great essentials to
success. w but voice the general
wish in hoping that prosperity may
attend him.
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IN MEMORIAM.

On Saturday morning last a lady
died in Sardis who had passed far
beyond the three score and ten
that are considered the ordinary
limit of mortal life, for she was in
her eighty-Seventh year.
Mrs. Ann d. Waddill was born
in Halifax county, Va, Nov. 2Ist.
1904. After marriage in 1913 she
emigrated with her husband to
Alabama, whence she removed to
Starkyille, Miss, in 1890. and
from there to Kosciusko in 1854.
and from the latter place to Sardis
last February.
OF seven children that came TO
bless her welded life only two sur
yiye her. In early life she adopted
the faith and became a member
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, but in 1850, there being
no church of this denomination
near her. joined the Methodist
church. of which she was a consis-
tent member and was essentially a
piouS, true hearted woman, and in
all her latter years evinced a deep
christian faith and Strove to lead a
holy life.
She was stricken with sickness
on Thursday night and passed into
another life on the following Sat
nrday evening. as calmly as are
the slumbers Of infancy. Indeed,
so calm was her dissolution that
her granddaughter, in whose arms
she lay, was not aware Of the
event until some moments after
the spirit had taken its flight.
She was buried in Rose Hill
Cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
surrounded by a coneourse of cit
liens Of both sexes, the service
performed by Rev. J. D..
Summit and Iuka papers please
publish.
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Pamela Star and New Orleans Democrat.

From our advertising columns
II will be seen that We offer to club
with the New Orleans Weekly
Democrat at So 90 per annum.
postage prepaid. The two papers
will give our readers all the news
that is going. The Democrat is
never issue with less than twelve
large and closely printed columns
and contains all the general domes-
tic and foreign and commercial
news by telegraph which is to be
found in the New York or any
other metropolitan papers. 1t Of
ten comes to us with sixteen full
pages, and is one OF the largest
and most complete weekly papers
published in the United States
reaching here on the day of its
date of publication. 1t has all the
associated press news, and avarie-
ty Of important special kilograms
from all parts Of the world. 1t
makes a specially Of Southern in
formation, and has a large corps
of special correspondents, and in
this respect is far better than any
northern weeklies. 1t is soundly
Democratic. Ii gives the fullest
accounts of the southern crops to
be found in any newspaper, and is
par excellence superior for agricul-
tural Information and for the home
and fireside. The fullness of its
commercial information is unriyal-
cd in the South. 1t will be seen
from the advertisement that every
subscriber who takes the Demo-
crat at 81 so or who takes both
that and the STAR at So 90 will re-
ceive as a premium in addition
DR.. b. J. Kendall & Co.'S very
instructive and valuable treatise on
the horse and his diseases, which
every farmer should have, and
also the n. o. Democrats beauti-
fully illustrated and very complete
for 1881, In case Of
subscription to the Democrat alone
or to both papers we will forward
the money without charge to the
subscriber.
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The Welded Link, Etc.

A number of my friends have
notified me that they would send
me orders for copies OF my little
volume for themselves and others,
and requested that | advise them
before sending forward my order.
As the edition will be limited and
I knox hat other ORDER have al
ready gone forward from book
sellers, ! shall send mine BY or be-
fore the 10th inst, and shall order
only a few copies in excess of or
ders ] may receive, and these en-
ira copies awU not be FIR sale. |
hope no one will order the book
who does not want it, but hope, at
the same time. that all who do
want it will forward their orders to
me at once. as ! should regret
their disappointment if they really
it. J. +. SIMMONS.
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ElHn# affH
Ihe matrimonial WHtr Hth,n
pefVsdlHn Tie eeanfy, Hnafh tili
Immediate vicinity ~ tie evenlhp
If I've 4tnd lHsil, ard swept awRt
thp IlpWff N lit Vale, Mis.
Vltmmlp Tucker The charming
delim NasH iaFofile am9na hei
acquaintance generally N fact
II fnay W. lfaly said
.FaHe hHts hef tHl ~ lHf her
. heas sought hsf tli ~ ffaise
lOf s0me Hontia .lic had held
quite = number N admirers " hay .
snd when, 4 short while bach. IN
was announced that she had De.
lefmined 10 bcsi0w her heart and
hand upon the gallant NJ T. Short,
10 electric shock was felt by mant
q disappointed lover liut they
survived the conflict, rallied again,
and were hcroically present with
the olive branch and their con.
gfa,ulations, 90 witness The cefr.
mony which fixed their doom, and
released them from further SER
vice. "Sueh Ia life
presents were wcll selected.
Mrs. ID. l.. Ferguson, Of Mem
phis the brides aunt besides
other rich and valuable presents.
gave u massive set Of silver cas-
tors. noticed nm deliberately fin
ished silver butter stand. presented
by our young and handsome
friend, K. G. Ballcntine. A very
silver card basket from our
good friend. w. L. McCrackcn.
who, unable as yet, to reach the
Of happiness, kindly con-
tributes to those friends who do.
There was no dancing. but with
a Sumptuous supper, and gay and
minated conversation, cnlivened
with music, joy was unconfned,
until the wee small hours of the
morning when the crowd dis
oersed, leaving their best wishes
or the prosperity and happiness of
he young bride and groom, and
If our friend ]. p, Short and fami-
y, our host and hostess on the low
JUS occasion. |. c. b.
Pamela, Co., Dec. 27, 1880.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1881.

The Appeal, having completed
the fortieth year Of its existence,
needs no elaborate prospectus as
to its future policy. Suffice ii to
say that, believing the Democratic
party to be the safest repository for
the great trusts Of the government,
the Appeal will continue to be a
Democratic newspaper, While
faithfully adhering to the party
which it has supported for forty
years, it will labor earnestly for
the development of Southern
thought, southern industries, south
ern literature, southern agriculture
and trade, and southern effort for
unity and brotherhood between all
sections Of the country. 1t will
endeavor to secure from Congress
liberal appropriations for the i'm.
provement Of our rivers, favor rail-
road building, organized efforts
immigration, manufacturing, and
every enterprise calculatated to
promote the prosperity Of the peo-
Pile. The Appeal has no COMPETE
tor in the vast territory which forms
the field Of its circulation. and
which it occupies almost to the ex-
clusion of any other morning pa
per, and it will continue. in all the
essentials Of a frst-class newspa-
per, to maintain its conceded posi-
Appeal, per year, $40 90
Appeal six months, S 90
Weekly Appeal, per year, | 90
Weekly Appeal, six mos, 90
5ALLAWAY& HEATING.
Memphis. Tennessee.
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a cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in IN incurablc lung
disease or consumption. Brown S
Bronchial Trochcs are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, ConSumptive and
Throat Diseases. For 20 years the
Iroches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple RENE
dies OF the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at zs
cents a box everywhere. [nov27y.
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No. ~ Wall. n Iy#sl ALA,
"a eltul AlluK ameHaiI laknaa
n s'fdl' lsa Funds
flf J ~ Imaam M spaNy.
An \ ~ + tislf ~ ftis t,sm, ,
bla old hrne, ~ thinks hla laffs
l%fiitftAis here vii demAhd 81 Il.
turn
TIE Misses Gunitf have gons
r balesyille ~ visit hifs r. a.
Aston. with whom l. her niece,
Miss sallie Cooper, u Memphis
We had 4 pheasant cali wednea.
day from d. u n Weaver, ~
star Place 4 atanch friend If the
.sfAs' and 4 subscriber Of the ga.
per iof twenty-five years.
We regret Ia learn ouf 1iit
friend, Miss Sallie X Emmons,
leaves iof CORTLAND to-day, to
take charge Of y school near that
place. We hope she will have A
q fine school, q pleasant time and
return 10 Sardis soon.
Mrs. lIobgood has returned from
her visit to her sister. Mrs t. +.
Henderson, who resides At New.
port. Ark. Mrs. II had a pretty
rough time getting home, but Il
don't seem TO have "worried" her
Rev. J. D. Cameron and his
daughters, Misses Anna, Lula and
Maggie have arrived. and are do
mesticated at 1.-THE Parsonage and
Mrs. Cameron and her little son
VIII follow as soon as the weather
admit. Mr.. Cameron occu-
pied his pulpit very acceptably
Iast Sunday morning and night.
The STAR Office received a
pleasant call last Monday from
Mr.. James NJ. Cady of Columbus,
who arrived tho day before, and
eft on Tuesday morning, accom-
by Mrs. Cady, the briefness
u whose visit was much regretted
y her relatives, and the MANY
riends she made while here. 1t is
much to be regretted that we had
UGH desperate weather during the
whole time Of her visit, but we
lope this will not prejudice her
.gainst our town, or prevent both
Ier and Mr.. Cady from coming
gain and staying longer.
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.CO0KIWe ST0vfSi
COOKING ST0HESl
Guntsr has a full supply
at Memphis prices.

wAsTEp.-If any Of my friends
have a copy Of my little poem en-
titled "NeHm II Tnam,' which
appeared in the Appeal Of Decem-
Der 9Th. | will thank them for It. |
have no copy. and the Issue Of the
Appeal Of that date Is exhausted.
| have special use for the poem At
pnyc. ]. y. Sfu~oSs.
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You can get no nicer lunch, nor
have IL served in better style, any
where this side Of paris-ift there
than YOU can sit down to Al John
sturla's, AZ the corner Of Main q
Union Streets. Memphis. oys.
ters in every style ; game. ditto, and
al the trimmings that are neces:a-
70 make them pala'ablr ard de-
l;e;ous. are served there every day
and night. and at a very few mo-
notice..
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|lIf inf mf'a H iHt H
tt A ee h'oti t
aad laa Iag ~ ~ Ne ofr erhy
Wf uL Nf tuibueis cod
tt wbit asnefaili 10 eail ~ once.
vs. aitU ofsr pu imaen.e Hoet
VI Millinery Foudl 10 prime cost.
af vr villtto save the irmtlo and
expense ~ shipping mt goods 10
Another point Come one rome
ail, hs lhc time BE- shor
GRrfsrwAip
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MANY things have been freez-
death lately, that probably
|ssing matrimonial boom has
the same inglorious and
fate. We haven't heard
Fedding hereabouts in a long