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KILLING HIS OWN CHILD BY MISTAKE.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 9.-At Lyons Ohio, some
time ago the post oiloo robbed, and since
that time time postmaster c. f. Carmon has
pecn very watchlnl for the burglars. Early this
morning his attention was ar0us,l by seeing
figure on the roof CT the house, and he tod the con-
tents OF heecloading carDine through The the
supposed burgar. Examination revealed the horrible
act that ne ha Killed his fourcen-ycai Ole son Elmer
VINO han gone ont either in - t OF onranbusln or to
seek relief from the terrible heat
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CHARLES sCRIRNER.s sons.


The Cat An Introduction g. tho stnly hoarl AM
NIT especially Mammals BY - George Nyari 2oO Illus
tst,ons. ! vol, crown $40, oa0p3.es - 80.
Womans ftardivvcrk in Modern Homes nv Con-
sane" airy t~ils"n one volume svo bound IN iiuin
mated oloih IN Illustrations aad ike
Signs ny samuel Colman, Iosins Emmett George S5-0n
others. Price. -.
tonse y Jalcs Verne one voiu,, l2no, Vrnfusey
traiosi. 81 30.
I he English il Ireland in TIC XvuHh Cenrary Rv
james Anthony IrDuec Three vols cilf tll
Library Edition, with supplementary Chapter.
10 81
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An OLD STORY RETTTED.

IAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-FroIl a Portland
dispatch IL has just been asceroined that youngest
daughter OF william Morgan, Who ID claimed was put
out OF the way for having divuScd Masonic secrets
many years ago. Is living in this Stae. she Is quite
elderly woman and Is tho wife of CAPTAIN William smith
They both live in Marion County. Mrs Smith ssyr her
fathcF was drowned ~ five men She OF
she fyo men who assisted in tra drowning many
,-cars lived IN Portland. Orc son. but Il nov dead
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HARPER q bros.
Efanl fiusot-nv-

Who Paul Crnysont by Iohn Habb,rg,n author n
Iieens Babies &C. Illustrated square lofno CLOTH 81
Hunting Adventures Land and - n The NoGng Vim
rs IA North hDes1ca Book fer Boys. y Thomas w.
hbOx- IOIlcnsly Illustrated. cloth = 30
IIasper's Cycler@dn Of British aud American Portry.
Ediie-l by fpe sargent Royal sNo Illuminated Goth,
oTed edges ~ 80
The story of Helen Troy. A Novel BY The author q
Golden Rod IN Idyi az cunt Desert" l0nu. Cloth. 81
l.anf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

SALT LAKE, Utah, July "a ssisant At
torneyGeneral McCamnon, accompanied by aupcrn-
tendcnt knball, of the Union Pacific Railroad and
other railroad mon, visited the Fort Hall Idaho lndipn
observation and procured the the Indiana TO
the passage OF the Granger and Oregon Road through
inc IeserNauon The arrangements will be completed at
second visit in about ten DAYS.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REDUCING FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Thc Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE
and Chicago Railroad Company has the grain rate
to the seaboard TO II cents per 100 pounds grain in
elevators The cut rate does Apply to grain trus-
IcFfcd from Western connections Tho other roads 40
Tar rs can be learned, have reduction
Je INtsD1rg ana Fort wayne management say IA made
simply to prevent the diversion grain IN the elevators
to [. e
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Religions Notiees.

hbrahnra's Offering of his SON Is,nc-At Tar N M
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH, lethst, be. zen ca,
and 7th-0Scs. S'-'
The object of those services is provide the preaching Of
me Gospel Tor all who are not neced
ton bnt Who would be glad 20 hear the cod VIII re
tncy can feel welcome and ~ home doctrines
those Scrptura truths which held In common nv ali
Churches usually called n,holox Seats aaecison
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Alta CHNENT .AG4INST 4 RECEIVER.

SAN Francisco, Cal, July 9.--In the
100000 foreclosure OF A. j. Donohue against tho
Marposa Land Company Judge Evans, OF the Superior
Receiver Meyer, returnabe July ~.
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THE NEW POLITICAL ALLIANCE,

10 inc razor Of Tho Tribune.
SIR: L am a constant attendant upon the
sessions Of our State Legislature "a here looteron
ana on mich puzzled TO know why IT ia that all tae
younger "Conklingites much more hale fellow
well met With the Democrats than with tae!r fellow
Repneoansi The social ass0oiaton in the Assembly
room Ia markedly Corkfin >Democrat;c. Why ia tnis
thua f-walts TO know oidfashioned REPUBLICAN,
AUany, June 81, 1881.
lBecause the ConlIling- Republicans have become
Acknowledgements
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FoaDs, HOWARD & HrLgsRT.


laughed Under. The story OF an Indian Iu,d
ltnssE VIII an Introduction ~
rheamba Bnght l-yss ~ The Poacas. l6no, ioih M
fonn w.;h \ kU0'S brand" 81.
The cospsi History continuous narrative woven froa
The text Of the toGr sests. Gilmore ~
mund klrke and the e. Lyman ABBOTT. DID, l6no, ss5
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 10-l a. m.-DurinG the partly
cloudy and fair weather of yesterday the tendency in
the barometer was upward. The temperature ranged
between $50 and 500, the average Olso) being 40
lever than ON the corresponding day last year
lower than on Friday.
warmer and generally fair weather may expected
to-day in this city and vicinity.
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sCRIBNER Il WEXFORD.

History of Ancient Egypt BY George RaVliaSoA n A.
S2l. - =
History OF rcek Sculpture From the earliest q sss
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Museum With 20 Illustrations hoyai cloth - ~
France and the French in the Second Han 4 te Nise
eenth century. by Kari Nildcbrsnu ITansi-i1 f'" 1e
IhlId Orrlnsn Edltlon. $40. cloIh. $ 20
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GEORGE w. cr2LEroy X CO..

The Price OF 4 Life. by Rc5eoca FORBES
rlufsS limo. cloth bound price 81 50.
he White fsrse Of mer79his 4 New Soyei by Col W.
u faihhcr o, Mississippi. J:aso, clOta bound.
Hidden Power. \ very pcwer,n. how book By T. IL
I.o1ios l2lno. cloth bound. pT.e 81 80
Nifo'- Tfagedy. The New Novel by May Agnes lem
ing. l2mo cOrh. 81 So
Happy Co-l.ucLy The New Sovcl ~ the autho.
huLieize, Missy, etc, limo
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FOUND DEAD IN THE FOODS.

The body of an unknown man was found
III the woods at Mount Morris yesterday removed to
inc horgue 1t was that OF about thirty years
Old yo feet inches height with black hair sandy
mustachc ana gray eyes. lie u tart coat ana
Waiscoat striped trousers white shirt alter shoes
Beside the body was found package ling lot OF
undercothing, and 2I in bills found the
or his clothing.
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ROBERTS 3ROs

Ny rho Tibcr by the suihOr Of "SlEao- aIonaiinrs
Niece 81 90
blessed ertanfy. tie author Majesty
Myself II -.
The Head o vcdusa. BY George Fleming. author -
"hlsm,t" Mirage" - %
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Low TEMPERATURES IN MANITOBA.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Dispatches from the North
west Indicate that cool wave is coming from Man
toba The mercury Mt st. Paul this morning stood ut
9lo 10 $50 In the shade. " 3~ '"
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J.D.LupPINCoTr & co.

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Ed1NoD, l2mo. Paper cover 40 centA
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JAMES n. 0SGooD a, IN.

Osgood's A;oeEc.n Gsiss Books. England Mar,
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poses each Bound IN flexible u Mas
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SECOND volume OF Round Robin series.
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STABBED IN HIS OWN STORE.

A stranger entered the liquor store of Charles
Hubert, ut No 3O3 East Fortysixhst last night ard
demanded beer. lie refused to pay for 1t, aud when
pressed draw knife and stabbed the saloon keeper ia
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TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

ALBANY, July 9.-The New-Yor and Brook
lyD Bridge bill passed m she Assembly day. II
prov des for improving tie approaches the bridge.
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GEORGE ?. PUTyAa-s soys.

Tne, Jonrani of Farmers Da1aaIer. BY riatn.
Ssc"lae sifrs az stlaes and pictures IN prose- farm
ne IN tie BERKSHIRE Hills, with SKY Fa1I lsna
about 81 25
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La l2ino, cloth extra, 81
Certain Forms OF Nervous Dcrsngcmeat. By Wllap
= Hamn1ond, VI. d. A edition. :
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A. &. ARMSTRONG & sOx,


History oftbe Cru-ades. by Joseph Frs0cos' Mcnauh
ne" edition. with pr,tsee AMI supplementary chsptez
Three volumes, Svo - 10.
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.e.o" VINO lived with his mother at No.
164 Ludlow-st, attempted Suicide ve.tsr
Gay ny cutting his throat with razor :
inc weapon was taken from him, and last evening
called upon his brother at No. 60 Delaney st. and
"$A1o there he swallowed a quantity Of Paris green
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IL East 93d-st.

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MACMILLAN & CO.

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ABSTRCSE SCIENCE.

TO me Edrtor OF The Tri
SIR: VIII you kindly inform me If the tall
mast OF the Brush electric light in Union square ia to
give tie currenE high polarity sSIENcs,
Aeao- IOri, July /, 1891.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL ORSFRV ATOMS

The shows the byx
The divisions Of
preceding :SAA
b
Indicated tIuA
mot Pharmacy 9ts Broadway.
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MlRPIEI.

CHAPlS -WNT%ON-I this city. al TIE Church OF tho
Trans suraor by the Ley H. G I'M aghar OF Rhode
70 Mary BoD Watson. daush;or OF William Watson. Sd
of NeN-l
Ill notices Of Marriages mast Be Endorsed ,ci!. l,ll
MI al
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r. B. PETERSON & EROTuru

T. b FEIEK-ON * EROTfIfnS.
,r, PHILADELPHIA.
lan Wclsn OF Fashion. BY octave FeuiHt Translated
or 81 in cloI.. 80 F-hN''
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Zcias Great heaiist3c Mana" Tr-Sarcd frnrn
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LEE &, SHEPARD,
GEORGE W. HARLAN.

T.e Now Lire Christ. The legend Of Ih.lss Dilvrnu
Ie ~e"ish sceluo by James freeman Cioih. 81
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LETTERS FROM THE'PEOPLE

the back Hubert was severely injured The osssAlant
escaped arrest by flight
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A RAZOR AND PARIS GREEN
Henry See. thirty-fOnr years old. u worthless
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NV BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
1osfrced 10 Booss Of ne aa fres nly aa-css1
heretofore "a The literary p1se
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ID. APPLETON & co.

No Lagsards We. by Raymond l'rloc. Cloth. 81
paper, 81 cents.
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS

fStTset H meteorological Report he pcel ended at D. m
1881 ~ "
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

Icy some whlri OF the wheel OF
events, county scrip deprecated
ia value, from. almost PSF I'D %
cents on the dollar. AZ this time
Mr.. D1riirgton bought aud has
been huying ever Since. Second.
~, this gentltm2a pays a person
al PROPERTY tax less .hdn that OF
anv householder in tue county
n>,., .an = liars worth Of fur
,,,,ur. y >.,;n i sent GU. of
.,,t,r.. nd o.,v .nnears for
49,. .;,.,.. ,ik of HIS
sa IN .G,., h,., in hi,
..;, h.. TN. value of
-, .ud r.,,,.r IN. i.su,.
:. ,,, ,.s.
IA r.. r,., Mr. BORING.
ad.o,. h,,-
vi; >, ..,,, continue
,;, nav,
;,, .d,,,,,. .dx,,,,y. IF
S,n,,.h t,y iod,,;,;, ;, n,r.iv,.-
The r;pa,'l az the axisii's ST.
tue isovi.'ing for - >inAl"g in'"i
sill u,er,te seriously agains: he
huancisI Wei!,.rp ~! IG'i'1 CENTURY,
III lo.in2 'ie >ayIng result 'l'g
from PURCHASE OF atFrants 1t less
than par value And tiis n'I pay
meht Of intcrast thereon This
coupty is III up condition f." tinan
cial Legislation aud ANY thing in
the shape of 4 fuadiIg bill woud
he rui.ou ia all interests except
,hF,ba .,.c,I.,or We are
ho..iv j., Dish, .ud CONSTANT,
,.t,;uo ,,,or. so The ron nav
nont M ,.xss nv tn. railroad
comnany and The uncertain val
,, - nr,osrtv hay. materially
.e.o,.d IN. rsc.iuts Of The treasu
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

benefit to residents of Yavapai
and Mohave counties as well as to
those OF this section Of the TerrlI
tory, and will assist In the devel-
opement OF mining and other pro-
perty in all these places. We
were rather OF the opinion that a
road, shorter and more proc.ica'
bic could be built by way 0f
Tysun's Wells, but VIZ find, ar
examination, that tn great draw
back in that direction is search
ty of water. For distance of
70 miles, from Castle Dnne Landi
jig TO Ts sons Wells, there Is .uf
que watering place-H0rse Tanks
and no roiu can he constructed
closer than s mile to that point.
Therefore, it is only feasible ia
Law out one along the COiprid"
river. Ne urge upon our repre-
sentatives to lnnk 10 this matter
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LEGISLATION.

Our Legislature las entered
upon it's duties, aud We are
gloomy in consequence. There
Is blood upon the face Of The
gao0u. Darlington has Iutr0duc
ed bill having isl view the ell
hancement of the value of hi-
county warrants. BOlan is after
the fares and freights, and all
hands are quarelIing over the dis.
position of the printing, aud the
Capital is en- route. II all this can
be done ia six days, what III LIST
We expect before the cl"se OF six
~. Our only salvation rests in 3
disturbance of the slumberS o!
Divine Providence, for shr head
OF our delegation has joined hand>
With the deviI. What il the tile
OF this little bin If our JohU? AZ
Act To repeal an Act entitled sn
Act TO facilitate the payment al
the debt of Yuma G 'unty. a
good Act to rep, al. Who want-
to facilitate tie payment OF the
ceOt Of Yuma County? Eviden'
ly not the Hon. John W. During
ten, judging fron the title Of this
bill. What effect will The pa~sa@e
Of this Act have uppn Yum"
county and how will it operate in
respect to Its creator? In considl
erlng these questions we mus
bear ia view certain facts in con.
nectiOn with our honorable cuun.
Gilman. In the fret place every
dollar he has ia the world he h :
made specializing in county war
rants. When he first sal foot IL
Yuma County, he was appointed
: clerk af the District Court al
which his br"therin-. W vas
Judge. In three mOnlLs TINS
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Odds and Ends Of LegisIEsisn.

GOV. Fremont 10 writing q bill creating
tie sfice II State Ninsralogist and sin-
in Bureau. We suggest that, il earnest
Nv ard persistentIy pleaded With, perhaps
the governor h mseif might manage the
hrst named. sna Secretary Gosper could
be the top drawer of the n,ning Bureau,
with any one Of The District courts tte bot
tom drawer. The Tucson Depository
eouIf fur nish handles for these drs~ers,
any any fool Of mining expert the reQn!-
site reports.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
A Couaty Need.

We are anxiou-ly expecting to
learn Of so melting in the action
1.-THE present Legislature Of i'll
terest t. Yuma founty. Ii is iUu
early In the session for results ~
moment. but VT must the tx Ell
sion of time { on 40 To 81 day.,
will, ri le st, Prove !rJitfdl in acts
Of rel. hanrfit us We particu =
.lrly lie d Territorial apr .p'i"-
ton inr 4 r;,ai from ihi- ul.cr q
Ehrsuberg Su IA road. i'u.'h
ing a, Caste ID .n" Lending. Sill
rtr Ip's ric' nn'; iio 81 .tanCh :.
re-. ci,un;., i:t~-i. ;'i'h'i,.iuni ,
niIaus., 70 Il; ether. E;tWerii
,iiis pare a'd -'iyir DiS;r'cI
there il q r"':i. all 81 thr r0uh'
" expense i,us ii is I'm '.s use
less inr any l.ur;",>,. except stag
iag and for travel by light v"h!c-
les. From Silver District on to
Ehrenb, re here In Only tr:'i,
aud some heavy W''rk vii: b
needed IN the construction ~; Il
road between those ptLrUS. Ten
Thousand doi.arS 49, belle We VIII
be an amp'e NJ! ropriason, amt
I king | to C n i,ieraiion thu c!
that Yuma county is an exception
in never ha i e "sn aid IN
this Wa y cgi-.ativc act, we
fe~i .cstified demanding assi~-
lance aow. This road. will be Il
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
an inverted telescope.

The Republicans Of this legislature are
all Independent, aud. like the fox in tic
fable. are bowling for everybody else I"
70 and do likewise. II is good idea, and
We dice more take Ocessioq TO commend
AcCahsrsv. Mac lisa Democrat but be-
ing independent, couldn't give the prin t.
ing to his psrty's paper. In the tlHlt
spirit Of Americas independence he pro-
poses to give It instead, to the republican
YArty. We, being also temporarily indie
pendent, suggest that the printing os
divided. We are Democrat also.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
lrorcar Etining Company

OCATl y OF P"iN( PAL PLACE
II location Of wm is, ; iver District ln-
ma County. Z. r,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 81
a meeting nf the Board If Directors, Ee d
on the TWENTY NlNE1 II day OF NOV
EMBER 1880 an assessment. tNo. 3 Ui
Ave cent, G. rt> per share was irvicd tn
IN The capital stock Of The corporation
psvab,e immediately in United Stat's
gold con. 10 the 5. secretary, ri the office ii
The Company, Rooms & and 9 No. 314 Pine
street, San Fran, isco California;,
A..y so X uiom hicL the assessment
.hsll ie.n. u u. -. id on tie TWEEN
EluHT da" IL .,>UART 1881 will BE-
drlinGut..'. aud advertised for sale a pu'
ic Lt. "ii AID Il less pa. n.ent is MADE
te.ure VII he suld On MONDAY tn.
TN ..N'r ti"5T. day at FEBRUARY 1851
% pay Inc d-linqu' Mt Assessment. Il"
.:cihrr " h Ia. 90. = of advertising anC
expenses of sale B, order of the BOsrC
IL D. -, :" =.
CALVERT MEADE. s 'crrtary,
OFFICE-3324 Pine street.
San Francisco Cal: UInia.,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

The Capital Of Arizona Is ence more
bone Of contention. They are starting II
two Ways at once this trip-np Salt River
and down into the lower regions. II the,
would kick the dsrnca old foot ball over
the line, sRl end the gene, 1t would lie
9 uercifuI act. At al events Il !; Ii moved
Ietit be moved with an appropriation
tied 10 II, ard tbat may snchar it last.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

The governors nessaEe 10 full of-go"d
intentions.
No more divorces-s esIiSs on the IN
fuencs of women-sn0ther Of the bad
effects OF having them around upder GER.
tain conditions good deal about water
and nothing about whiskey, being, alto
gether, Q weli--watered dOcuneRt-a tim
ID suggestion Of the advisSbility Of form
Ing mining Bureau and two sen:e"c~t
Of COP for railIosd companies. gs"d
message. looked at by InSon- light through
An inverted telescope.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
The Speakership.

rhe House of Representatives
Of our Legislature has mai" Z"
most fi,tiug choice nf Speaker,
crrdl able - that body and but
Justice To the merits OF the gen
,,eman sci. ctpd Mr.. Enapp ha~
all the essential qualities needed
20 make good presiding officer,
and, from ;he nature OF things,
will render Impartial ruling.
Some Democratic D.pers sre AMI
madverting upon the selection OF
a Republican to preside over the
deIibe ratiOEs Ot Democratic
body, but in our Op;nion, the
De lnocrats did the proper thing.
They laid aside party feeling for
the general welfare. R"ther, We
presume they did. II not. and
they we're beaten b! the " astute'
ness " of MIR. Knapp, cert iiniy u
is in poo taste tocry over spin
milk" Quit calling each oihe'
names aud z, 10 work. ge"tle'
.ken.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
BY TELEGRAP| II.
Social To til. SESIISEI..
Teasing

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biy-Bnian bill amend etc. -; {,
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tn dlfS-iiJ;,n bill 'r"'' z
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com. Of war,e- ill!ir. :tG, :, tr-
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subdivision - SEQ IL ch -. 81
comp lid Jaws Ia H. t. inc.,r
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r., a .'a s''l";
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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

BolaH's bill regulating fsres and
freiFhts" will stir up the rail
read companies ard Joe Cranes saloon
will dc q devil OF a business for y brief
period. Well, Joe is agood Fellow aud We
wish him lack.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15
.1EW TO-D.i Y.
Assessment Notice.
TIT. L. GOODMAN

t. {. L. GOODMAN
VOU IRE HEREBY NOTIFIED TIL Ut
have eylmud.G utir hnndrrd tl0O)
d,,,l,rs on each Of he talluwine nane
mi e. IocAted in tl' h, >"u AID william
er with me- to wit be 90 GraHdc
and LA Plata B.,Iita and il withih sixsy
DAYS from !at- hereof you IA tn Ia, to
M YOUR pr 40 ti"n thereof amounting
ia ski, SIX ard t;6 leo dollars y"nr light
title and inirrr H. the said miues viii
G ase and brcnme tn rOper'y ct The I'M
der.i~u~d scco,dins he provisions OF Sc"
ton 1924 Of an ct cf Co gross approved
may 10Th 1872 s'a'ed p omu>o Yuma
County \ I Jan. 18Th 1881.
80, CT. BANCROFT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

We no ice That RoOD of P,nii,
the >aIle gentlenan VINO ruHin'
aied Knapp for Spraktr has IN
;roducsd a bill aPprOpri.it.ng 3D.
900 dollars towards the com it'
ton Of the Territorial Prison.
Surh measure is neceSSat
one. The most Of the money al
ready spprnp lated Was expended
in the construction 0f the foGhd ;,
lion and in pap'rat"rN work
From Ibis an every ! II: : rX
pended wis shGE lire" 'imes St.
am um, nf ',ui;,i:n& 'i}' .'"'t:'
iii rre.i.u.iy Al pa; seal 'hs
&c tii.n:.fianS ar p.I+,npIs lin
lis, and III, demand for roam in-
leasing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-15

Our descriptive illustrated Price
List, Nm. 70. of Dry Goods. etc.. will he
Issued sb at March list. 1891. p ices
quoted in No. IS will remain COED until
shat date. Send MS your name ear , for
CODY of No. 80. Free to any address.
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.,
0s5 3 a2o 6nhsah Ave. CAjeASo, LII