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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16
4 AUCTION aAEE3.
By h. T. Lucas, 6 uctioDeer.

A T PUBLIC AUOTION-THE ENTIRE
II OUTFIT OF THE TONTINB ROTBL,
in Ale1sndri., Vs-On THURSDAY, March
% !, at ten O'Clock, W | sell. on the premises.
snr entire outfit of the TONTINB HOTRL. sit
u.!ed on Cameron street between Fsi'f.I and
Royal sire IS, and formerly known IS the ''too.
Bouso" TIE 'urnishit g. iharsof consist OF
AT q e and moderL h md made Hshcg.ny and
WulIut Furniture hands ma Psrl"r suus.
Pier n irrors Marble 100 Tables, Chairs Bx-
tension T-bhs Feather Beds snd Pillows Mat
treases, tl,Iksss ssd Bed Linen. fne old side
boards aad Slvsr Plated Ware. Cut Gl ss and
trench Chin. Ware, Cutlery and rockery.
Axn is'ter, Bru's-l Is and lrgrain Carpets. hugs,
Oil Cloths, StoVrs, sc, &c In addition to the
sh1vs will be sold the handsome bnr Outfit
French Plate Mifrors. Cut GltsI Decantsrs,
GlHssts and PAINTINGS
TerNs of Sale: Cash,
MIS- VIS6lNIA STEWART,
nh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

RY VIRTUE of T. decrao in tho suit Of G. W.
80 Myers u:o &C. j - Motisr and wife
eDtere1 st ,hs June term. 1887 tn uadersiyaed,
Gcmmissioners will, on MUNDAY M-rcn 20,
lS5! at II m in front o: the Court H,u door
~ Fairfax q. 4 Va II to the highe.s Ter
that VAI,U ABLE TIA CT OF LAND. lying
in end near the vilsga 0; Urs1earilr, F.irfss
couny Va !s'eIy tie .prcpertp If j. &. Meter,
ana llJw in the posss,.san ut Mrf. Z Y. Wtenr.
10 land is highly improved. hss splendid
9, aAd contains g Lc.e,
Torms: Cne fourth in har The residue in
one, two and three ye1rs frtm date OF s.l9, with
goOo security for the dst3rred payments
Il w ENOKE Opmro'rs
CASSIHS GARrER, OF Salo,
Fairfar clunty f-t23-Wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

EXTaAvAGLNT WIvIs AND MEAN Eus.
BANS -ULe Of the pCcllisrHi,s Of the presel.
social sy.i'm i, that 1elstirg 6 to the money
question bstwsen husbands sld wives. AL
though with the nuptisl oath the hu;blrd docs
with oil his worldly goods the wife eEdow, too
often the memory Of the obIig '!ion dies with tho
word of promise on the iios. When IN N tah es
q woman to be his wife be sssunas The broad, s.
oblig .tlon to provide Tor her con FIT end cup
port. a man Of wealth is bound 20 enable wo.
uen TO sust-a herself CT, dit, b in the circle ia
which they m ove; the poor m.n to administer 10
the comfort ot bis f.m ly Is far IS within BIZ,
mesns he incorti 1erats md reckless waste of
money By soGe VIZ N u provided With unstirtsi
me~ns aud the end1.vor OF Others whose IL cans
ara limited ~ prstenti, " spay are equally
10 ba condemned. There are some msn ho do
not re.!iz =, or, at any rste ssem to iorge. thst
II cir wiv,s have any rights in money matters
which they are bound to respect A wife to this
ut of hu band ia Guch the ssmes i servant.
Does she rtq lire money for family necessities,
she must rsL der sccCuu. for the expenditure of
very cent. lfshurpins is t , be done, she mu (
20 t. him for Il oaeY to purch tsa even spool CT
Ihresd or to pay csr fare Mi: i, buuiihtiog to
a sensitive women, yet such lnhtsL Cos como un-
Ger observation every y
yTFSTPOCK ET Dt sPEPega GUnE
LII II r IL - 4 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

4 UCTii'N SALE-By virtue of an ord.r Of
~ he Crrpors.ion Court OF tho CITY Of AK.
q drls, cn!trei on tha 7!h day IF ht:cb, 1882.
III tna attach rneht Cause. Of . Il. Nenle q con,
Ind l.. n. Eu6d inst 3. G. Eesle, I viii
stIi, on tho prernlseS d. The southeast corner of
=. saph aid Duke stresLs, the VALUAe LIE
" snt MlEIELLa q NsOUS LIsHARY,
OFFICE HOU IEHDLD sI d KIrUHEN
FUR ITO RE, ri JTU Res aid o'h-r persor- .
Il! 'tlscs f the osid :. q Htsle, levi Il upon by
o'r'ur ct .hs sid attach monts. ! hs sale Of the
law snd lsc,llaI III, Iin:s1y will commence e.,
10 a. m GU ESDaYp II .rch 2lst ! s.! and Of
the o.bsr yr r.y 81 III .. II. w isDhEHDAI,
Mntch "a, CO. J b" |. ~ library conf Is OF
ValuA |, coliecuon C ViTgiIia sEd ttAer Re.
ports and large Lumbsr u Text Bnn&s The
m'sc=lAnecus library consists tf aesrlu q thou.-
aLd Vtllmts OF lard UG1kF. 7 ht firuiIure,
pictures arc cteFr p:"uetiy is of Ihe f.uss kind
H,Ims Of Sal: -
Catalogues viii ia ueLishad Upou appl:c .!iCn.
WELbiaN Il II. ;'m!2'.
III lO-iCt Scig snt city of lexar is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16
AEGTFesT sAE.EN.
Il UCTlOE SALs-ay virus Of Su y

Il uCI4OE SALs-5y vir,ue Of Su oroer G.
= the Corporation Court # tho city Of A Lex
stdT'-, entt: on The ?th d.y of March, 1882
IN .ce s,tachnsL: c2ue Of John s. Barb
against 5. Chapman No.le l will tell, on ,he
3Eem!'"s nt the scS:h"ast rner OF S., kssi b
shd DIX streets, tn9 Va Luz HLHLA ST
- ~ $3.50 - LA sOU5 LIBRARY, uEFICS,
H!U NEHOi.O ard x lTCHyE FURNi.
Iuhh P1tTU RS3. SIl VKH &, d PLATGD
Gi:h and other person g. ESQ /: Of the sail s
o Fe,!e, levied uron - vi sus "f the said o..
taci IHsnt The sa q the law and 10 cellnl eoL {
ibr.rS viii "ommeL CO si 10 q. IN sSDAY.
March 2l-t 1882 and Of the othe- y, or. rty 81 10
,, II NEDh nSnhY, M,rcb g. 1882. The
IsW l!b-sr: 'Esi.'s % Virgins a1A oiher ke
uctts sIG ia ltrao nuu ber OF Text So,ks The
" 'tctiihhecua library cor ss!s Of ratrly H thou:
sDd volumes # ftt.rrsri rks The turLitrre
frtures snd oh"r pr patty IL OF the finest kind.
TIE! pii OF Sc q: ,o.h
Catalogues will be iurnshed on spr!icat;on.
CEa Nils o SIPPLS.
nh G-'Us Cnr6's b o Of lex CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

iN CASH r ND BOND BOXBS-a full
asSol melt just rtcevsd and FIR sale g! low
NJ MCLEAN q UHLER,
II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16
WAKEFIELD Is HALL.
DIR UGG @ Z 8 r s

COR. PRINCE d FAIRFAX SITS.
Prescriptions = speciality. English, Frenoh,
German and Domestic Toile. Soaps, Genuine
Farina Cologne; Msgnolis, Hedyosmis Gers-
alum aud Florida Water; Genuine Lubin's Es.
tracts Sponges, hair Brushes and Combs; bss:
English Tooth Brushes; full assortment OF
Patent Medicines; CoIep Gelatine; Corn
Starch Sea Moss Fsrine Spice1 of ail kind.,
and select stock of all articles sold bJ drug.
Eists At prices Is low Is the same quality can te
o5txined elsewhere deel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16
BY Green q Wise, Auc,ioEegre,

ETCh@lSSIDNEWS { SALE OF a VhLU.
- ABLE SMALL eAkM ,LO:E THE
SUBURBS or TIE C!TY-By virtue of 8
d'c'ee for the tir,Li, Court Of e!cx.ndris
county, Vlrsinia rU!Guted at liz tugu3t tom
Io,9. in the suit ci Mary +. lilo, Guardian,
p!.lEt Il, rs j + I.b13 eG re d.i,Ld4uls in
casncc'y, th" unfersl-1ed cammis,ioner h r..
IL nsm q, Will lr,c""i Oh SATtjHDAY. tho
2j.h day OF anarcn 1882 at Il o'c'cck, Ia front
Of ;he N .Dsion Housr Hot-I in h. c!:y Of keI
sLcrl., Va - rel by pubHc srrii N. = TRf or
OF LAND lJirg IN Ale=.l Or 2 cuul.Y, Va :,
htOIt one mile n0rtb 1est %; tu- c.;y cot tsinyy
about -II;y Ecr' IS Of h'gh ard and meadow
besl'j ulIy loc-ttc, ard IN r,v,d y eRAn +
DWhLL Nc, Kuch"n &C. good barn srd
staol's orchard e 20 f.ui, c;sItrn snd stream
ot water lunAInx ltr. the place W'u d
mako god Gary firm. ne lnGd Ell III,
Barrcr, Wof al d Uth'r, =, q is bCuLded on the
southwest by the ola L'.'tbuty ROAD.
Jcims: Ore teLth t the purch,se money to
70 paii IL c.sh, aac FIR h. resIdua the bonds Of
lhe purchaser wi:h 'ecEritr, q. G II End is
months to b" tsten r III deferred payments,
wit" l.'trt't rm |: u dag Of s,', n"d t, 0 title
t. bo retained uLtit they s!e III y r.id Cox.
vey cong n; tie CCst OF III puicnss
hb@-!,w:s w WALLIS, Gou'r.
{NUIMI5HIONE: S SIZE OF iJES,RA~
~ DIX h% a L. GcTAIE 10 Eairf4z County,
~ viJtJe I the DEGREES o! The GiIlui. Court OF
Fn'. y c'urty in .he suit OF John ii. Scott an
Citer5 Va. lh mas r. latham lrustee o;
others trs unhc:sI2ne2 vi on The 2fth day OF
maRCh, lt62, at |c,cE !. IA Cif.r g. put
&c sA Z bet, 10 the door o! tho Court Il, u.e Of
SID cou.y, !GaL V2LUhE:.E FAR5 OF
"n'ch LuclLds Henry O".d P.izrd cort,i j. 2
'strHs tbs firm ia ,i,uA:rd Cn hcIttlna
iLu r. Il .hs Liz" silver 10 n:uc inii.s from
hl'z -uuris one ti,m the l.hga of Annei d.l
htd C ID'!c' a-st IN" cvur. house h.a thcIo n
SO "i' rInblG y y ELbI%G HGU IL ana Ut
BUILDINGS has sn b N srce Of acrd wood
Nm3;r. and iiae and lGe I"ea;'cW lsnd To
p Tsons tngaGo3 In Ian Der bl.'le,s he farm
oilers g'est Ia, uceGo1,G ir Phoip tiuua,d
Wlo I9rs on th. InGG wi sho. the enne to
p:raons d2sitlGS 20 tug. L::ieGs Of il Quiy nav
hs addressed 10 More q Sen, Fsillax .,Cur,
ECu:o
Terms ofSa'e: So u u2h cssh Gs Vi, ya2 the
caS's Il tuL aud eLpa"se: q! raia rey SO -.rG
Ae rc.lduc on cru6it OF J. > anG :; yesrs with
inIs:ef. = IN i.y Of ISLE, toe purchaser sivi Z
oJ,G W,h good personal security fur tue d.
is'rec pnf maI.s; but personal security msy b.
"Ipers' with o. IT," ;u:(bls,7 pe,i z il ctsh
ole nl;l OF in" Iur hasa rnn&ry. lEe tit!a to
% te.asncI uLtll the lu.c1ass ro2ey IS fully
pai
i4$s $4Sas. I s ssSSSS SSS5: S$5tr Coma. oss.:o.
Fhr':x county, feh.0- -wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16
0MlA 81AQeS0

Alexandria, Vs.. August 4, 1881.
About 10 months ago l was consia elabIy
troubled with constant desire to urinate On
the Recommendation of Captain J. q. Graham
began 10 use Warmers Safe idney and Liver
Core. and it has Effected al entire Gu il my
cRse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

( ,HOlNE NEW ChOP NEW UkLEaNS
" MOL ASSES apo BRIGHT PUKE SY-
HUP received to-day by
ma,3 j. MIIBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-16

yYFST DtsPEPsga CUnE
2oc OuLD Ok .uh LnU1.ioIn
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

The SENTINEL is informed that there is a gentleman ln Yuma who has legislative bee in his ear. 1t cannot be said to be a humble-bee, for there is nothing in the mans known his- tory to lead any one to suppose that he regarded his feIlowmen as being anywhere equal to him in mental or moral attainments. We do not wish to be personal, so wa will not mention his name; but we will state that he attended the last session of the legislature of Arizona, as lobbyist. IT this gentleman is elected, and he has time enough, we have no doubt that he will at least reach Pres colt by February 1st 1883. If he comes out the SENTINEL pro- poses to advocate his cause. We know of nothing which would give us more pleasure. His bright records as a lobbyists writ ten in our scrap look and we should enjoy above all things to give it to our readers. This re- cord we have thoroughly authen- ticated, and is beyond doubt correct. To he sure it treats more of his trip to the capital how long he stopped in Phoenix; where he stopped; who expressed him on to Prescott; how and where and what was his condition while he was at Prescott; in fact, we have got it down in full, and will use it in our whole souied advocacy of his claims upon the suffrage of the voters of Yuma county. To be sure. his working record is something like Oury's Congressional record-the recital of the doings of man of mas terly inactivity; but that does not matter. He deserves support. and we propose to give it to him in the neck
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

On Tuesday of this week the Board of Supervisors held a3spe cial session for the purpose of ap- pointing a Justice of the Peace, to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of MT. c. E. Brinley. MT. Jos. J. Stein appeared as an applicant, recommended by all the business men in Yuma, and received the appointment. His bond was approved and filed the next morning, but his demand for the docket and records was met by a protest from the Dis trict Attorney, forbidding the late justices surrendering them or recognizing Mir. Stein's claim. This protest was recognized as authoritative, and the records were withheld. Another meet ing will have to be held to make the appointment anew, and show "whose or what vacancy the ap- pointment is made to fill." The delay is annoying, and either shows ignorance on the part of the clerk or spite from the Dis trict Attorney.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
General Crook, arrived at Pre-

General Crook, arrived at Pres colt on last Sunday evening. and assumed command of the Depart ment on Monday, at Whipple Barracks. While en route to this Territory he was interviewed by the Albuquerque Review. with the following cheerful result. 1T have heen out there before, and known something about those red rascals. Ishall act vigorously with my troops and will keep them too much on the defensive to allow them to commit any exten- sive depredations until I get my opportunity to crush them out entirely. I don't want Arizona to expect too much of me, but I intend to make raiding Indians fight hard for everything they get.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
An associated Press dispatt

An associated Press dispatch says: The Tombstone Epltaph has Information from Sonora that the impending civil crisis is about to explode. A state of dread and uncertainty exists along the Sonora valley. Nearly every gunshop in Tombstone has been cleaned out ny Mexicans. Mex jeans are fiocking in by the dozen buying up all the arms and muni- tiOns of war that can be obtained and rushing back again. IL Is understood that Governor Ortis has ordered a draft of all able bodied men in the State to sustain him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

The Mexican government has annulled the concession made to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec R. R. Co.,, and has confiscated the $10O,OOO on deposit in the City of Mexico. The manager of the en- terprise was an old Yum lite, and ex-editor of the SENTINEL, Mir. Geo. Tyng.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPREsENTATI,

Also, there shall be elected in each County of the Territory two @ members of the Board of Supervisors, one (1) Sher- if, one District Attorney, one County Recorder, one Probate Judge, one COun- ty Treasurer, one County Surveyor, two Coroners and Public Administrator 1; also, in each election precinct in each county one and not more than two Con- stables; also, in each township two Jus tices of the Peace, and where more than eight hundred persons reside in town ship, to be ascertained by the Board of Supervisors, one additional Justice may be elected; also in each School District in each county three School Trustees. In witness whereof I have hereunto
 set my hand and caused
 to be affixed the great
 seal of the Territory of SEAL Arizona Done at
 Pre- scott this 29th day
 of August, A. D., 1882.
 F. A. TRITLE,
 Governor of Arizona. Attest:-H. NJ. VAN ARMAN.
 Secretary of Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ] EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. l-Greeting.
 WHEREAS, Under an Act of the Legis- lGtive Assembly of the Territory of Ari- zona, entitled An Act to provide for general and speclal elections" it is pro yided that there shall be held throughout the Teri itOry of Arizona on the Tuesday after the first Monday i'll November, A D. 1882, an election for members of the Leg islative Assembly and sucn other officers as may be required by la% to be chosen at such election; and whereas IL is fur ther provided in said act that 1t shall be the duty of the Governor. at least thirty, 50, days before any general election to is sue his proclamation designating the of fees to be filled at such election,
 Now, therefore, l, F. A. TRITLE, Gov ernor of the Territory of Arizona, in pur- suauce Of the duty enjoined upon me, do hereby order general election to be held on the day named in said act, to wit: the seven th day of November, A. D., 1882, and designate the offices to be filled at said election, as follows, to wit:
 One ID Delegate to the FortY-eighth Congress of the United States.
 One Superintendent of Public Schools in the Territory.
 | IWDlV0 LuelnOGTS Ol Iuc COuuCll Ol LuC Legislative Assem- ply of the Territory.
 Twenty-four mem bers Of the House of Representatives of the Legislative As sembly of the Territory, apportiOned un der the act of the Legislature entitled an act to provide for tDe taking of the cen sus of and in the several counties in the Territory ot Arizona, approved March II, 1881, as follows, 10 wit: 
 MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
 Apache Cou' ty, one (n member.
 Cochise County. one CD member.
 COchise and Graham Counties, one CD member jointly,
 Maricora and Gila Counties, one W member jointly.
 Pima County, two @ members.
 Pima and Pinal Counties, one () mem- Der jointly.
 Yuma and Mohave Counties, one CD member jointly.
 Yavapai County, four (4) members. MFMRFRs HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

Two dead ChinameD, found in the suburbs of Los Angeles, were said by the coroner's jury to have died from "exhaustion. suDelin- duced by excessive heat" Such a thing as that was never heard
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

of in Yuma, without the aid of artificial heat. Better come and live in a cool and bracing atmos1 ph ere, ye benighted Californiansa ! and Yuma, the worlds Sanitari-
 um. is just the place.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09


 to know very little in regard to to the waters of Nevada. He declared to an Easte~0 co-~e spOndent that he had h hH-et for stream in Nevada tlaa .ru 2 afford some pretext for getting an appropriation thrO- 7 ls medi um Of the River '.a.- bor Bill, but was unab s.. one. The southeast r9l1 gI Nevada, for a distan- a enc hundred and fifty miles ersed by the Colorado, one Q. ,ae. longest and broadest riye's fine Pacific Coast, and yet vuf Com gressman says, "he was unable to find a stream in Nevada that would afford some proteXt of get ting an appropriation" During high water the boats. some of them over three hundred feet in length, run up as high as the landing of Boneli's Ferry, and by the blasting out of a couple of rocks above the landing, which would not be an expense exceed, ing S5,OO0, boats would be able to run up the river to the mouth of the Grand Canyon, a distance of forty miles further. The mining camps and settlers of Southern Nevada, South west Utah and Northwest Arizona, all ObtaIn their supplies by the transports running on the Colorado. and owing to the many bars in the river, the boats can only run on the upper portion during the high stages of water, which lasts from one to two mouths, and if the mining localities succeed in getting in supplies during that period sufficient to last them un- til the next stage of high water, all is we'll; but if not, they are compelled to desert their field of labor and go somewhere and await the again coming of sup- plies, which may be months. There are now, Gold Basin and others camps in North west Ari- Zona, idle at the present time, owing to the stores being ex- bausted, and the people forced to go t, other places. With5the ex- penditure of a few thousand dollars the bars in the Colorado could be so fixed as to permit the transports to travel as far north as Fl Dorado Canyon at feast about six or eight months year, and from this point the surround ing country would be able to, secure supplies at all times. There is only one objection to the Government making any imprO- vements on the Colorado river, and that is that it will cause a decrease in the immense profits of the Southern Pacific railroad. It is pity that the Nevada Con- gressman's eyes were so filed with sand that he was unable to discover that great and large river, the only one between the Sierra Nevada and Rocky Moun- tains on which steamhoats tray. eIed, and the outlet of all the southern waters into the sea, runs along the State border for one hundred and fifty miles. MT. Cassidy's eyesight is so imperfect that it units him for the position which he now occupies.-Pioche Record.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Territorial and County taxas for the year 1882, are now due and payable at the Sheriffs Office at the Court House, in the Village and County of Yuma. from g A. NJ to l2 M and to ,, P. NJ. Taxes will be delinquent on and after
 MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, At 6 o'clock, P. M. and unless paid be- fore that time the usual per cent and costs will be added.
 A. TIMER. Sept. 2tf Tax Collector.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Tombstone has more politics to the square inch. than any city in the Territory. As usual, the democrats gre making the most noise, and the republicans doing the solid work.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

It is evident that many of the reports we hear concerning In dian outrages are exagerations. Yet it is impossible to tell the false from the true reports. We have to take what we get, esti- mating the character of the dispaches by the reputation of those who send them. It takes but very little to produce an In- dian scare Tn the exposed settle ments, and it must be confessed that this quickness to take alarm constitutes in a great measure the safety of the people. If it were otherwise the savages would make easy victims of those who indulge in a false sense of security. Eternal vigilance. is the price of life on the frontier.- Star.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

The Egyptian situation Is not at all encouraging to England. The Sultan has at last proclaimed Aarbi a rebel, but that individu- al does not appear to have lost much sleep over it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
The Inconsistency Of Man.

Scheming, diverse, and manifold adver- tisements of worthless goods, will never attract profitable customers, only merito- rious articles such as Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases, are recognized and sought after by the people. Real worth al ways receives its just merit. A man msy profit for 8 while by imposing upon the public, but 1t is only question of time wheH he will reach the end of his rope. Man has never dared to doubt the efficacy of this great vegetable Ointm ent
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

We republish to-day, ip anoth- ST column, an article from the Pioche Record. The moral con- tained in it applies to our own delegate, who has displayed an amount of indifference to the wants of this part of Arizona that is absolutely startling.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

The Star publishes long letter from Governor Tritle, in which he sets out fully the nature and amount of the work done by him for Arizona during his recent visit to Washington. The Ter ritory should appreciate the val ue of such able service, and cease accusing him of undue political aspirations. But one thing now remains to establish him in the regards of the people of this sec tion, and that is a thorough in- vestigation of public matters in this county. Our affairs abroad arg in guod condition: now let us see how much light internal af- fairs will stand. We believe our Governor Is fair-minded enough to do exact justice to all, regard less of persons.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09
NEW TO-DAY.
" Q T \ O E e

ryNHE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAM CTS will Ineet on Sat urday, Septem- -h, 1882, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the 1f The Probate Judge, at the Court he m Yuma, for the purpose of exam .... teachers and issuirg certificates.
 chsTa who have not passed an ex- tion within two years, are request . .tteud; also, all those who wish to for certificates.
 ISAAC LEVY,
 )ate Judge and ex-otficio Coun tv .r lutendent of Public Schools, and Dan of Board. Sep 9-td
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-09-09

IT there was nothing else to in- dicate the rectitude of the SEN TINEL's course in regard to the affairs of the Territorial prison, the action of those parties who would be unfavorably affected ny any adverse results of an investi- gation would be of itself suffi- cient. All we have asked for is 8 fair and impartial investiga- tion. If there has been nothing crooked in the doings of the au- thorities, why need they fear an exposure? Have they signitied a willingness to have their acts looked into? On the contrary, they have fought shy of every such proposition, thus forcing us to the conclusion that there is a 8 well founded fear in their minds that all would not be we'll with them