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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-04-07
TERRITORIAL.
From our Exchanges.

picnic at Pantano on the Zoth inst.
 One of the men at the Silver King mine had one hand badly crushed between timbers.
 Troops H and l, Sixth cavalry, left for Fort Mcdowell several days ago, for the treatre of war.
 The Maricopa ditch ss being cleared and repaired west Of Phoenix for a distance of three or four miles.
 The Atlantic and Pacific rail- road company will shortly have a temporary bridge across the Colorado river.
 Judge Edward McGowan is able to be around again and will shortly leave Prescott for his home in Tombstone.
 The Weaver district is in the center of the rich gold belt of Arizona and astonishing results may be looked for in the near future.
 Phoenix is said to be the liveliest to wn in the lowl4nds. It is made 50 by being the centre Of trade Ill the largest farming section or Arizona.
 Tuesday last, Territorial Trea sury T. J. Butler pald cash inte- rest and principal, for S13,OOO of prison bonds whicl were Issued June 10, 1882.
 The newly discovered p!acer5 1 on the Agua Fria are attracting considerab bic attention, and great faith is being placed i'll the!r turning out rich.
 The Jessie Benton mill at Owl Heads is doing spieDdid!y. The ore now worked is taken from the Desert mine, one of the mines belonging to the company.
 The jury in the case uf the Ter ritory vs. the City of Phenlx' charged with flooding the hlgn- way, says the Gazette, failed to agree, Saturday last, and a new trial is in progress. !. In the King they are preparing n to sink their double compartment v shaft to greater depth. The 6 Company is increasing its force at the mine. Nearly all the olC
 hands of the mill are employee
 at the mine.
 The Mexican prisoners conn
 ned in the county jail in Tomo A stone have organized a singing 9 band and every evening rellev q the monotony behind the bars b.
 singing the favOrite songs Of tn
 land of manyana. le Southern Arizona papers com ,. plain of slow movements Of som 5s. comma ands. The papers say tha ?. some of the officers "have los n. no Indians" Should this be tn iy; x; ease. Gen. Crook wlil attend
 the gentleman. He will have II
 laggards or towards in com 70 70 mand.
 he In Phoenix; a few days sine he James Allies, while playing far Y. was "whipsawed on the turn ! and came out loser $2O. Loslr ; his temper he pulled out Ills gu sY and commenced firing at II old dti dealer and lookout, but fortun E s1' tely neither shot took effect. | dl was arrested. and upon trial = was sentenced to pay a tine V S25O and be imprisoned in u | county jail for the period of sl months.
 We learn of a rich find mat
 near Solomon springs, Tn tl
 southeast end of the Mule mou ill tains, and about eight miles Cd IT. from BIsbee. Six hundr Tor pounds of the ore was brought nd to that town, and gave a yield ,st 60 per cent copper, and silver
 the rate of S75 per ton. The d 7. coverers have name the claim |
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 Shelters embrace many features that are entirely new and of reaI pIac tIcai utility, which are covered oy le'1sn patent. ;.,
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 MORE THAN SIXTY
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 Complete smelting plants mace 10 order of any capacity. and with all tue improvements that experience has sug- gested as valuable in this class oi ma. chinery. Skilled and experienced smeIters furnished when desired to examine mines and to superlntend cons truction and running of furnaces: Estimates, given upon aplication. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

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PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, of the County oi Yuma, Territory of Arizona.

In the matter of the Estate of FrederlcS
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Atty fol Admr. Dated Yuma, A. T., July 25d, 1882.
 jy 22-u.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
A OInDlete Surprise.

Last evening about - Of the EN-
ploy ce, at Frank Clymer's carriage
body making establishment, corner of
Third aud Orange, made II raid Oh his
ul!rl dvmIcile, No 4ol West Tnnd
street, for ne purpose OF showing their
esteem Tor their employer.
The project had been talked over for
suyclu weeks, his wife let into the Sc
crct, and all arrangements completed
without The knowledge Of MIR. tlymcr,
who was detained home by several ca
lers, until the arrival OF the delegation,
when lie was so completely surprised that
he could scarcely control his tcelinga AID
was at II loss what to do or say. After
some time had been spent in converse.
lion and Mr.. Clymer had somewhat re-
covered fom the intrusion of his yisI-
tors, he wa, given IA far greatcrSurprise
by receiving II life-size Crayon portrait
Of himself, The picture was All excel.
len, one and WAS furnished by Suttcr-
ley x Co., Of 302 Market street. lie ac.
ccptrd the picture with many thank.
After the presentation, onccNceIIent
music WAS furnished by II string band,
under the leadership Of Merritt Furry;
the Bratton sisters sang several duets,
accompanied by the organ, and the even
ing passed pleasantly by. Refresh
menls, ice cream, cakes, ETC., were oery.
ed up III abundance, and at seasonlDc
hour the guests departed, perfectly
satisfied with the evenings pleasures
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
Tn nj Alleged Assault.

William Coke positively denies Slrik.
ing Frank Hamilton, the cOlored boy,
whose mother preferred compliant
agail st him on Tuesday night. He
says that he gave the boy employment
last winter through charity, and that
he is one of the worst boys he ever bad
IN the yard. The boy WAS not required
to wheel sand, but was engaged o|
wash the mouIds. The hands work BY
task, turning out 800 bricks for al
days work, and ON Monday Afternoon
Mr.. Coke found the men idle, and upon
asking them The reason, was informed
that the boy would not wash the mouI'l'
He told linn 10 get to work SO that llle|
men could finish their task, when lle|
boy invited him to 60 10 II region ihAt i'|
supposed 10 be- exceedingly torrid. Mr.
CUNe then discharged him, but on luts1
day morning he came back, and he t"IaI
him to 90 ont Of The yard and stay QUIZ
lie says THAI he only owes Inn t"1
days wages, which he can have al any
limr. The mothers story about M
beating Il boy u year ago Is untrue W
every parlicular,and he says that lUe'1
day evening was the first time he ""1
ever sued, or before a magistrate. D" Il
craI OF the men employed in the yaI'1
curruDorat" Mr.. Coke, and concur ny
saying that while he wants every "it1
to attend to their work, his treatmtilg
OF the hands has always been kind amy
considerable.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
Chinese JOurnnlisIn.

Chimes" journalism Is looking mp in
Iii. country. THE san FranSicO CAN
thua U'rnuurcS the Western rival of
\ .a .rl venture, which began 50
81 .'r.- Wuy Il trw weeks ago: Kim
Wa s. lIr u11ur Of Chiuanan about
t. ,.,r rnru".L ut journalistic honGr, +,
hl poorut Du~inrr, being Oh Jackson,
mean Dtnw' street. and the name of
,h' ue%-r.p". ID" is about +" is>o" is
10 ia known as the Wah-May, or in
NOR comprehensive terms tine 'hiIrac-
Amr.n.u iu~ sheet for 4 time will
b. ISSUED weekly. and after short
tiIlr ...U,-Norkly, and ultimately, itA
surn,,-, tUIy.
Thr paper will hr Of four pages, the
first ''u ,outaluinE tn" new, in til"
Chime. .HUguagc, which will be- trans
lated iqru LnGlis uu rnr third and
fourth Inl",. As the j0,0oO Chincor
word characters are not represented by
typ,, ti,. method ot publishing will bc
for IT.. u.IlrJr ~ ~ employee to writ"
or pa.u Iii. Jews On paper, from WhlciI
will Ia. - 'u-IIthogrlphnd,
Kim =, lug, the editor IN chief, pub
fisher. rrulrlrlUr, reporter, devil, etc.,
puI in hi. appearance AT the Central
station last night, seeking particulars
Of 1ur Chinese fra"aS which took place
in Chinatown during the evening, BE.
ing asked why he was 50 particular a'
to details, he gave the preceding inior
nation, and nagnanimouSIy proposed
il III" pres, representatives preSrh'
w,u'd kindly accommodate him will
general news, he would return ia" com
p.iuw' by furnishing choice bits o
thllt,wm gossip
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
4 AtiII Hunt.

It i, said that William kXne'@ candi-
,lacy tor the Board OF Education is OnIN y
Il blind to make him the more pruntl-
nrnl as candidate for assessor and
collector of the southern District "i
Wilmington. Whatever may be hl>
intentions III his Third ward raudidarN
it is said to be a we'll known fact that
he aud a number ut hi, friends visited
tine saloons IN the south side Of the Sec
onu ward, where ne was announced,
vi h his consent, As raialiCHr !or a.
SCISSOR and collector, and the support OF
those vino enjoyed his munifjcrurr Was
solicited
The saloon keepers did u thriving
business and hope that nor" candidates
viii come a,oug suffering witlI the on
cjaI fever andwiyh the SAM dl>unN!'
tion 10 N.1 the boys up. II l. h"A"y-
ed that the same " setting up process
has been carried Jn IN the other wards
of the district
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
The Frost nnh the Peaches.

The Smyrna Times says; Two nights
last week there ga, ice and frost, and
on Monday last ln"ro was Ice again an"
a very heavy FROST succeeded by Il
lighter frost yesterday morning, amd
the question naturally arises ~ith thc
farmer and the ba,krl-uakrr, and the
commission man too, for we must not
forget h.In, what Of the peach" The
trees look in tull bloom bat thcrc are
always number Of blossoms sufficient
lv umdyveloped to ">cap" the dangers OF
the day, to leave IA partial PROSPECT I'M
less the frost comes after til" blossoms
are entirely shed. There Is not much
alarm yet about the safety OF the crop,
but all agree that for the deIlcal"
peach, the weather is rather unhealthy.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
.AY-FEVER
Still More Left!

The -" spring bonnet" is a
wonderful institution, and it
IS quite desirable that every
body should be comfortably
and gcntcclly dressed in
The beautiful spring suits,
which the ingenuity OF tallors
and drcssmakcrs have lnvcn-
ted. But after all, more and
better health and happiness
lccrues to the human family
through wholesome and nu-
trltious food, such as is made
from my best Minnesota
flour. We have a few OF
those half barrel Minnesota
sacks lett yet, and they are
sold at $40 each. With a
half a barrel of this flour in
your house, good bread is
insured if properly baked.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
AFTER MANY WARS.
4 Man Arrested for q Crtme Conn
mttted Seven Y ears ago.

In the year 1876 Amos {. BrintOn
rented and worked flour mill in Chris
tiana Hundred. His family resided IN
this city, and Mr. Brinton had Il room
lifted up in the mill, where he slept.
About or 2 O'Clock on the morning oi
the fourteenth ot.Ianuary he was awak-
eued by some one in the mill sCraplng
up flour.
He listened until he heard them 60
out, when he arose and dressed himself.
BY that time they returned, ana he
went out by another door and watched
for them. The moon was shining bright
ly, and IN little while he saw TWO
coored men trudging along the road,
with we'll filled bags on their Shout
ders. He called 10 them, wien one
dropped his bag and ran while the other
became eutangled in some brush.
Mr.. Brintou recognized linn rs II man
named James Lewis, and told him 10
pick up the bag and carry it back in the
mill. As he was following the fellow,
ne slipped and fell, when Lewis dropped
the bag and sprung towards Inn ana
snapped Il pistol twice at Mr.. }nnion -
head.
Finding that he could not discharge
the pistol he struck Mr.. Br!nton on
the head with the butt, intictnga a Sc
we're wound. He then kicked him n
the hip, iltIicting injuries that has rrll
dcrrd him cripple ever since.
| lie mAue his escape and although
his Whereabouts was heard Of s"vera
times, it seemed impossible t. come ~
with him until Yesterday, when h'
was arrested while at work at Nc,drl
4 Brothers lumber yard, by constable
Wier. He mad II hearing before ~qWr
Nande-ritr, and was committed IL d''
| fault Of 500 for court.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
FOURTH EDITION,
STRIVING FOR HARMONY.
Efforts to Unite the Republican
Party for the Next alipaigM.

The Philadelphia North American
says Since Chairman Cooper, Of the
Republican State Committee, issued the
card !. few days ago asking the prefer
eucc Of the Republicans as to where
the State Convention should be held,
interest in political matter has been
greatly awakened, and the leaders oi
both wings Of the party are now striv-
ing TO unite the ranks so rs 10 present
"A solid front during the campaign next
fall, when an Auditor. General and
State Treasurer will be elected.
The Uuired Republican Association,
OF Pennsylvania, which was organized
il, this city few weeks ago as the riv-
al of the Union Republican Club, and
for the purpose of bringing about un-
ion OF the dissatisfied element, met last
night in its rooms at the northwest cor
ner of Broad and Chestnut streets for
the first time. The headquarters are
NOT yet fitted up, and the ciub Will not
formally open them until after they
have been furnished. An effort is be-
ing made to fix them up in Il manner
surprising in elegance the rooms OF any
similar organization in the city.
The meeting last night was for the
purpose of arranging for banquet 10
he giveE III two or three weeks on the
occasion Of the formal opening of the
club house. The matter was entrusted
10 the care of committee Of fifteen.
The affair will he IA sort Of love feast, at
which the Independents ami Regulars
will be asked To smoke the pipe OF
peace.
\ number Of prominent leaders of
both wings Of the party hav" expressed
u willingness to be present, and in
view OF the present condition of the
uariv il is eXpprtrd that nearly all the
prominent Republicans will feel it their
duty to meet b" independents and
unite with them III the ieSriyity, in the
hope that the nniou might he preserved
for the coming canpaig!L Ia view OF
his fact il i, believed by the l:"pnbli-
cans Of this city, WUp are working for
harmony, that jiar iDt!aIr viii draw TO-
gcihrr a giitterinL constellation ul the
reading lumiuarir~ rt III" party.
Judge Kelley I~ esp 'rtetS TO uhke Al
address un the u.ca,rou poiutiug out the
necessity Of larm"uy, Mr. Charles y.
| Wolfe and Mir. ,louH Stewart, the indie
| pendent conlidar" for Governor, ar" al
>o expected 70 ~lr.2E tor 'hr inarrrn-
dents. All tn" R"puhliran eN-Hovcr-
nor, ri lh' State living vii. hc invited,
together with tie NrpnhIican Congress
men, senator, Alt Representatives,
and member, ur t.j" lluhNyn anN In
| Iirprn,,lt Stotr Inrul'tre~. .h,ug-
,ug from 'hc eN pi,'~-luLe OF he reading
"a u Of boih iJrtipu-. ih" Indications
| lo' harmony ar "\.",t"nf.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
a f.cptHiis Charge.

This morning a yu,orrd man named
William Mitchell had II hearing before
The Mayer on tine rharG" of dlsord"rly
conduct, and threatening to Shoot
4nolnrr coVrrd man named John Lopez
fine complainant testified that On Tues.
ldy might Mitchell. who resides In the
lullsr with Liu, came HON" drank and
wuke him up. After abusing him for
some time he took pistol from his back
pocket aud threatened TO take the com
plainanI' :, life. On a previous occasion
Mitchell had amused himself 10y sitting
in lower room and ,hooti. Z through
the floor Of the one aboVr
Several other Witnesses were eX'
anintd, who not only corrUbOrltcd all
hat L"prr said, bat also testified THAI
Mitchell had thrown his dishes out tn"
window and mashed mp things grn"r-
ally. Til" prisoner denied doing all that
was charged, and said that What lt
done was in his own house, but the
Mayor informed him that he had Il,
right to annoy others, and held him IL
500 for his appearance ut Court.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
FIT TIL EDITION,
Dots.


The Chester street cars are paying
A good game of ball this afternoon at
the park.
The steamer Shady Side has not vet
arrived.
The new Board Of Health will be an
pointed this evening.
Saturday next being school election
all saloons are required by law to close
up.
The Worthington pump at the city
mills will be stopped Tomorrow for re-
pairs.
James l.. DeVOu, of this city, has
been elected IA Director Of the Western
Car Company.
The public school house at Elkton
caught fire yesterday morning, and was
damaged to the extent of $500.
A semi-annual dividend of SlG uer
share has been declared by the Direc.
tors of the National Bank of Delaware.
The semi-annual meeting of the Della
ware Baptist Union will be held in
Dover on Tuesday and Wednesday
next.
The Directors car of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad arrived at the Bowers
Durc & Company's car shops yesterday
for general repairs.
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, auctioneers,
sold yesterday at public sale for LiIburn
Chandler, Esq, attorney for Mary 5.
Wilson, two-story brick house at
Tenth and Lombard streets, to John II,
Hirzel, for 81, 800.
Messrs. Corsa and Dean, Of the Dea-
ware FrHit Exchange, will address the
members of the Board Of Trade this
evening upon the advantages Of the
Exchange. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Letters Of administration were grant.
ed yesterday TO Henry Sharplrr, Oh the
estate OF Rrbecca Peterson, late Of VII
mington also letters tcSlamcntary to
Ella I. Gallagher, cXecntrlX OF the eS-
tate ot Maggie T. Gallagher Of this city
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
Ne1es from, The SnyrnA Times.

Chief Engineer Larku Of the +. W.&
3. Il H., with 4 corps Of assistants are
now engaged in running the line f"E tn"
proposed loop from Green Spring sta
lion through Smyrna To lircntord, con-
meeting with the Delaware Il. il.
THE 1T Rev. Alfred Lee, BiSh"p Of
he diocese, will visit s.. Peter arhurrh
um Sunday nrNt at 80 p. m, and ad-
minister The holy rite Of Confirmation.
The first blossoms Of the strawberries
have been Killed by the heavy iro,tr.
lhc only effect will hr 10 make the SEA
ION later.
The last business enterprise was a
man going around yesterday buying up
old shoe, at from five to twenty cents Il
.,'.ir.
Corr. planting was again sent back by
he heavy rain OF Sunday, III" wet
Weather rctarding the work Of prcrara-
ion,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
Stephen Aliens Pocket Piece.

Stephen Allen, a former Mayor Of
New York, an aged man of the purest
character, beloved and esteemed by all
who knew him, was killed in II steam
boat disaster. In his pOcket-boo& was
found a printed slip, apparently cut
from newspaper, OF which the follow
ing is a copy;
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle. II your hands cannot be use
fully employed, attend 10 The cultivation
Of your mind. Always speak the
truth. Make few promises. Live t."
your engagements. Keep your own
secrets, if you have any. When you
speak to a person, ioOk hun i'll the tar",
Good company and good conversation
are rhr very ,IucW~ OF virtue. Good
character j, above all things else. Your
character cannot be essentially injured
except hy your own acts.
II any the speaks evil Of You, let
your if, Ice 50 thai none will lrlieye
hiln. lriuk no intOXicating liquors
Ever i've Cmist"rtuueeNcepted) within
yuur Income, " hen you retire to bed,
rhlt. oyer that YOU have been doing
during rhr day. Max" no haS'e 10 be
rir.. ii yoU would prosper. small and
st"1"l cams give competency with
trhquli'y If mind. Never play at
any -rmr Of chance, Avoi1 tcup;a-
tiou hrough fear yon may not Withstand
it. rau money hrtor" YOU spend il,
NrNH rM into debt unless you see a
Wayru get ont again. Never borrow il
you oU. possibly avoid it. DO not
MARI until you nr" able to support a
wiz. Nrvcr speak evil Of anyone, Ro
just lraurc you ar" generous. kr"l
Yourself innocent. if you would be
happy save when YOU are Young 'c
Sp-td when you are old, Read over
these ma >iMs 1T least once Il week.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-03
The Arctic Refrigerator.

MIR. Isaac 5. Bullock, whose place Of
business is ut the northeast corner OF
Ninth and Orange streets, is agent for
the sale Of the above refrigerator. Thi,
refrigerator is not only constructed OF
the best materials, and Of the most
handsome style Of finish, but they are
really the cheapest in the market, and
no on" ,houid be without one, as they
save more in the end than they cost
during the warm weather.