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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-10
APRIL 9, 1884.
FORENOON SESSION.

Board of Supervisors met pursu>
ant to adjournment, present M
Wormser, Chairman; N. Herrick, A
j. Halbert, Supervisors; and Frank
Coz, Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read,
approved and signed.
On motion of full Board the fol-
lowing bills were approved and or
dered paid.
No. 148. O. L. Mahoney, ply
sician's fees for quarter. .$198.5O
No. 149. Chung Fly, feeding
prisoners .......-...-.-.... @5S.Oe
On motion and by vote of full
Board, the report of w. Miller, Road
Overseer of District No. 3, accepted
and approved and the following bill
ordered paid:
No. $50. w. Miller, work on
read in District n %. 3. 49,. $393,22
On motion and by vote of full
Board, bill of Henry Rixen for
clearing court house and painting
signs as per contract to amount of
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Proposals for Flour

Headquarters Department of Arizona,
Office of Chief COmmissaTy of Subsistence,
v NIPPLE BARRACKS PreSc ott, = Il.
March 21, 1884.
CEALED PROPOSALS in tiipicate,
- subject to the usual conditions. VIII
be received a this Office and at the Offices
of the = c ing Comm ssarit 2 of ubsist-
ence al the following named posts in Ari-
Iona Territory, uhtil II c'ct ok, noon
zHoRd v, april 81. sS%4. at which
line and pisces tn Y viii be Upeaec in
presence of bidders, for furnishing and
delivery Of Arizona Flour us 70 lows:
Fort Apache, 90 OG0 lbs Fort Bowie
&c. 600 lbs; Fort Grant $4,000 lbs Fort
Huachuca, 60,O0O lbs; r. RI Lowell. 20 600
Us ort Mcdowell, IS, 600 lbs.: Fert
Thomss, 36 COO lbs; san Carlos, icO.GOu
lbs; FORT Verde, 10000 lbs Whipple Bar
racks. As coo lbs.
Prop ,sas f5r IN ~nishing hour made IN
Ariz ma and from r1aoua whrau only
viii cons. d-rcd. The Government re
rerve5 the right to reject any OF all pro-
posals.
Blank proposals, gusraatse.T aud full
informat on as II me manner OF bidding,
conditions to be observed by bidders. and
terms of contract and payment. will be
fu nished on application to this Office or
to the CCmmissaries at the posts.
Envelope s conta ming proposals should
be marked Proposals for Flour a. -
snd andresSed 10 the undersigned d, or 10
Wv : - cHAS. EAGAN,
Nv Captain and c. 5 u. S. Amy.
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All wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.

All wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.
You WILL never have a sour stop
ache if you drink DaInlana Bitters
The sale of an article is the criter-
ion of its merits. Damiana Bitters
have large sales
For good appetite drink Dami-
ana Bitters j. NJ. Moiano, agent,
Damiana Bitters regulate the
stomach and is the best tonic.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =
Damiana Bltters.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.-J. NJ. Nom
tano, Agent.
DAMIASA makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy &.
Montana, agent.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I
MARIooPA COUNTY, A. T.
D,,,..,v AoriI7 1894

MARIooPA COUNTY, A. T. {
PHOENIX, pril 2, 1894.
Board met pursuant to law; pres
en,-M Wormser, Chairman; N.
Herrick, Supervisor; Frank Cox,
Clerk, and the District Attorney.
Minutes of he previous meeting
read, approved and signed.
On motion, and by vote Of Worm
ser and Herrick, bill of II W Kalcs
for 1925, for insurance on Court
house allowed, and the warrant or
dered drawn on the Building Fund.
On motion, and ny vote of Worm
ser and Herrick. it appearing that
S E Patton has put in the Court.
room gilt pointers attached to tower
clock. 1t is ordered that a warrant
be drawn in favor of S E Patton on
the Building Fund for $50, contract
price.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at 1 p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
One O'Clock p M Board met
pursuant to adjournment present,
ii Wormser, Chairman N Be1rick,
and Halbert, Supervisors; Clerk
F Cox and District Attorney A e
Baker.
The Sheriff and Treasurer pro-
eeede,i. IN the presence of the Board,
to make their quarterly settlement.
1t appearing to the Board that said
settlement was correct, on motion,
and by vote of Messrs Wormser,
Herrick and Halbert, and settle
ment was approved.
Geo. F Kemper. Treasurer, fled |
his quarterly statement and account
with the Clerk of the Board, and
proceeded to make his settlement as
required by law. After an exam-
ina,ion of his said statement and |
vouchers, by vote of full Board,
said statement and account was set
tied and approved, and the Clerk |
instructed to destroy the vouchers.
On motion, and by vote of full |
Board, the following bills were all
lowed and ordered paid:
No. 1874, A c Baker, salary
and fees as District Ator>
ney... .-....---....-.- S36O W |
No 1876, Frank Cox, salary
and services as Clerk of
Board Observation-Disclosures. ISL so
No. 1856, r G Greenhau, SAL
airy as Probate Judge-...-. rs 90
No. 1877, A Halbert,per diem
as Supervisor ana mileage. SO so |
No. 13S, n Herrick, per diem
as Supervisor. 50 90 |
No. 1879, NJ Wornser, per
diem as Supervisor 50 90 |
No 40, S E Patton, tor cof-
ms and burying paupers.. IS 90 |
On motion Board adjourned to
Tuesday, april 8, at 10 a. n
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Report from ArIzOna's Insane
Persons.

Governor Tritle has received a res
port from Asa CLARK, superintendent
of the private insane asylum at
Stockton, at which the insane f.om
this Territory are treated, for the
quarter ending March 31st. During
the quarter Sc persons from this
Territory have been confined; 3 have
died and 1 discharged. leaving 50 at
the end of the quarter. Two of the
deaths were from this county, being
David Harris and Larry Conley.
The expense for the quarter has
been SO, $50 SO, warrant for which
was forwarded to-day .-JoUrnaz.
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II may be that our straight out
Democratic contemporaries, the Cou-
rter and others, have sniff of job
to consider at home. Recently they
have had nothing to do but nose
around Republican affairs bowling
'j-o-b!" but of course it is all
straight when the Chairman of their
own Territorial Central Committee
takes the matter of nominating dele
egates to Chicago all to himself. He
allows the Territorial Central Com
mittee to name their men and vote
for two of those named and without
ever being together to send the
whole thing to the Chairman who
will decide who is elected. We do
not wish to interfere nor seem im>
pertinent in matters where we are
completely out of the question, but
we merely refer to what the Demo-
cratic leaders are about, as sort Of
political curiosity-monstrosity. pos
sibly-of which the public gener-
ally, of all sorts of political faith,
have curious desire to know some>
thing.
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PHoENIx, April s, 1884

Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut: present, NJ. Wormser, Chair
man; A. ]. Habert, and N. Hers
rick, Supervisors; AID Frank Cox,
Clerk.
Minutes OF previous meeting read,
approved and signed.
On motion and by vote Of full
Board the report of John Il j.. Pome~
roy of road district No. 4, accepted
and approved and the following
bills allowed and ordered paid.
No. 141. J Fl, Pomeroy, work
on road in Dist No. H.. .$1t2.70
No. 142. H. J. Harper, work
on road in Dist. No. ST.. $3.50
On motion and by vote of Mcssrs.
Wormser ard HalbeIt, Mr.. Herrick
being absent, a bill was allowed M.
Jacobs & Co. for merchandise fur
nlshed the county hospital to the
amount of S57 20 and and ordered
drawn on Hospital Fund.
Statement OF Geo. E. Wallace,
Stewart of Poor House Hospital filed
and approved and accepted by vote
of full Board and allowed for $42S
on Poor House Fund.
Bill of sundries furnished for hos
pital allowed by vote of full Board
10 Geo. A. Wallace for $50 so, and
warrant ordered drawn on Poor
House Fund.
On motion and by vote of full
Board the following bills were all
lowed ana ordered paid,
No. 143. L. H. Orme, Sher-
IFS fees and disb'sementsS1 ,314.S5
No. IA. D. 2. Jones, fees as
quarantine officer. 1850
No. 145. j P. Moffett, work
on road in Dist No. L.. 6s8,91
No. 1915 N. A. Morford, for
printing. .......-. 80. 800 90
No. 147 II. w. Brizzee, JUS
tice' fees. 2O.4O
On motion Board adjourned to
o'clock p. m.
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Personal Property Faxes.

Phoenix papers complain of citi-
z4ns of Maricopa county being COM
PEELED to pay taxes in this county on
personal properly. If the editors
had gone to the office of the Mars
copa county Sheriff, instead of list
cning to the complaints of the Gin
iured" individuals, they would have
as ertained that the same system OF
cole. ting taxes on personal prop
erty is in vogue there that they cons
plain of in this county. D, V. Cars
ter, a resident and property owner
Of this place, who had already been
ass essed and had paid his taxes In
this county, was recently in Phoenix
with his team but his tax receipt
was unfor una ely at Lis home here.
He was informed by Deputy Sher-
If that, unless he paid his taxes on
his team there, they would seize and
sell ;emule, and to avoid difficulty
i.e paid the required amount. Yes
terday he went before the Board of
Supervisors, ard en- the above shows
ing, and exhibiting his tax receipt
ON Maricopa county, had the
amount paid here refunded by the
Sheriff Journal.
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s115 approved and warrant ordered

$115 approved and warrant ordered
drawn on ths Building Fund.
On motion and by vote of full
Board, the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid:
No. ISL. J. a. R. Irvine, rent
Judges cham bers pr months 1900
No. 1852. t. G. Gresnhaw, pub
Tic bonds ..-.--. 1.50
No. 1853. Cabinet Restaurant,
feeding prisoners-........ 1920
No. 1914. A. L. Henshaw, ju~
ror's certificate ...... SEQ
No. 1876. W. Miller, quarans
tine offices. ......... 2S.00
In matter OF bill of r. T. Osborne
for three days attendance IN court,
rejected BY vote OF Tornser ard
Haltert.
Adjourned to 1 p. m.
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The following delegates have been
selected by Yavapai county to the
Republican Territorial Convention 4:
S Wollenberg, j H Carpenter, F X
Ainsworlh, Geo H Tinker, F NJ Mur>
ply, J E lis, P B Brannin, ] C Mar
tin, SamI Hill, w o O'Neiil, P NJ
Fisher, ana J L Hall
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Elite Gallery .

The finest artistic cabinet Photos
and views of business II, uses and
men are TO be seen at Cations News
Depot, the work Of Chas. q. Noe
formerly of Virginia City, Nevada,
also San Francisco, Cal.
In addition, Mr.. Noe is prepared
TO give the Nonpareil picture, one
III the latest in the art of photogra-
pity. CATION q NOE.
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QusjOtOa.

Fer all the latest news from the
C ming city Of the silver southwest,
read the Prospector, published week
ly ut Quijotoa, Arizona, by Harry
Brook, formerly editor of the Wasp.
Subscription, So; single copies, 10
c. MS. Address, PRosPEcToR, Qli
it..os, Arizona.
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APRIL 8. 1884
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFIEHNOON SESSiON.
Board met at O'clock, p. m, with
Wormser and Halbert present.
On motion and by vote of Messrs
Wormser and HaIhert. il is ordered
hat the Road Overseer of Road Dis
trict No. procure the County Sur
veyor and have the line Of the Mar
icopa road surveyed, commencing at
northwest conner of Section %, I. 1
N. R. 4 E. and running south On
section lines to S. W. corner of Sec
ton 81, I. n. r. 4E.
On motion and by vote of Messrs.
WoImser and Herrick the following
bill was allowed:
SAINT Hill, stoves, tinware. etc. $40 so
On motion and by vote Of full
Board Saml Hill was allowed on
bill for stoves, tinware, ETC., furnish
ed hospital the sum of $44.37 War
raAt ordered drawn on Hospital
Building Fund.
On motion Board adjourned to
April 10, at 10 a m.
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Estate of Daniel Waite, deceased.

Estate Of Daniel Waite, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given by the under
~ signcf. administrator CT he estsii e
Of Daniel X hile, deceased, 10 the creditors
CT AID all persons having claims sgain 81
said deceased. to exhibit then With the
necessary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication of this notice, 10
the said dmiiii,trator at his place of husi
ness in the city of Phoenix III the county
Of Maiicopa- TFOS. SHERMAN,
Dated March 18th, 1884. CIV
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Z. S. TRIAL JURORS.
u Gardiner, A Goldberg,
NJ Gndchaux. w J Abbott,
King. A Goodfellow,
c " Marlar, + Moss,
W e Pimm, F A Pollock,
JP Atkinson, E Lowrey,
P r Ruben, G W Shawner,
G T Standard, Jos Thalheimer,
J P Mofiitt, T Delaney,
G w Mauk, E W Hall,
F VideI, w F McNulty,
SPECIAL TERRITORIAL GRAND
JURORS.
| Miller, CHI Grey.
" J Scott, G NJ Whitaker,
" c Collier, ] Bryant,
W T Smith, W NJ Leggitt.
S Noviuger, J r Loosely,
J stinsoD, G 81 Webster,
c Goldman, II Il Linville,
J r Thurman, " II 5 andage,
J VI Lewis, JP Holcomb,
WI Surrine, H W Ryder,
z CAM, j Kelley,
n Rosen;hal.
Z. S. GRAND JURORS.
III Asher J h Berger
81 Shoemaker Thus Barnum
I T Derrick Jas Cotton
E Winters J B Creamer
FP Fowler f GAM
VIM Liggett P K Hickey
E Isaac Geo E LOring
E Rood Sc Patton
S h Tiffany JOS Cartwright
S III Huston Charles Church
S II Jackman J I Gibson
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURORS.
NJ w Kales Chas Goldman
j VI Ellis J R Lo, sley
G H Rothrock n Rosenthal
1 Stroud H w Ryder
J B Kelly E Meyer
Jas Stinson E GAM
s NoTinger H II LinvIlle
Jas P Halcomb Robert B Todd
] r thurman VIM Standage
" L Surrine J NJ Lewis
G L Hayden Thos Morrow
A Benton
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= n,ac-RtEc GOEnirees for the
National Democratic ton
VentiOn.

The following circular has been
seut cut by w. 4. Rowe Chairman
Drmocatic Territorial Central Com
Mite, to its various members. Mir.
Baker, as member for this county,
has received the following:
LOGAN CITY, April 5, 1884.
Hon. 4. c. Baker. Of Territo
rial Democratic Central Committee:
DEAR SIR-You are respectfully re-
Guesied TO consult with your col>
leagues and select two candidates to
attend the National Democratic
nominating convention at Chicago.
July sth. Should yonr delegation
be unable to decide upon any two
names, then each member may SUBJ
nit the name of his favorite. Nom
nations wi close May LIST, when
all the names from the several coun-
Ties will be forwarded to the county
delegations and they will then vote
for the two allowed The chairman
will vote only in case of tie. Care
should be taken to submit the names
only of those who would go if cleo
ted. Tease give this plan all the
publicity possible and be prompt
with nominations. Very respectfully
w. A. Rowe,
Chairmgn Territorial Democratic
Central Committee.
Other members from Maricopa ;
C. Fl. Gray, w. W. Jones.
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TUESDAY, April 8, 1884.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

One o'clock p. m.--Board met
pursuant to adjournment, with
Messrs. Wormser, Herrick and Hal
bert present.
X. L. Shaw and others appeared
before the Board and asked the cons
sideration of certain petition ask
ing for the establishment of school
district, taken up. On motion, and
by vote of full Board, the matter of
sad petition was continued until
Thursday, April 10, 1884
On motion, Board adjourned un-
til Wednesday, April 9th, at 10
o'clock Il. N.
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$50 Reward

Twill pay $50 for informant n
leading 70 he detection of he m ar
who stole new wagon sheet from
my premises r. E FAWf IsGT2N
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AT the meeting of The Republican
County Central Committee on Satur-
day evening last the following gem
uemen fron the various precincts in
the county were elected delegates to
the Republican Territorial Conven-
ton which meets in Phoenix On the
25th instant for the purpose of
electlng Delegates to The Republican
National Convention to be held in
Chicago in June:
Vulture .....E. Z Kirkland
Mcdowell. 49,. Geo. Wilcox
Tempe and Mesa W FL. Laughlin
J. Wingar
Phoenix .... Col. W. Christy
F. A Straw
NH .Calderwood
J. B. Dreamer
s. NJ Houston
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ANALYSIS by DR. A. voelcker. f. R. s, Con-
sultiag Chemist Royal Agricultural Socieis,
FIlclaId. shows only a trace OF nitrates IN
Bl9cIyyells Bun Durham Tobacco The soli
OF the Golden Belt Of North Carolina IN v illcn
this tobacco is grown, don't supply lAlsralssso
fhys leaf That is tile secret Of its deuclous
neiidless Nothing 50 pure and li;xllrious .or
smodnC. Don forget the brand Sone Se ~,
uine without the Trademarks OF the hti4- Al
dealers have il.
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AssscMEE's notice

A Ii FER SoNS indebted to W F.
"a McNulty, will please call and settle
zach indebtedness with The undersigned
so as to avoid costs. Suits viii be com
menced imme dIately against parties not
paying promptly.
J-W. CRENsHAw.
Assignee.
March "A, 1884. tt
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TELEG RAPHsC.

EvARTs PREDICTS FOR LINCOLN.
SAN Francisco, April 9. = A
Chronicle Washington pecial says:
VIM. NJ. Evarts predicis that Lin>
coin will be nominated for Presi-
dent. He said: l have been watch
ing the drift of public sentiment
very carefully, and have gradually
come to the Inclusion which l hope,
as well as predict, will prove true,
that Robert Llnco In will be the
nominee of the Republican National
Convention for President, unless
Arthur goes through on the first or
second ballot.
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3 Court, and order to file-answer to-
morrow morning.
Max Ordenstein vs. w T Grey
demurrer withdrawn and ordered tc
answer tomorrow morning.
Eli Ellis VS. j c Reynolds; case
dismissed by agreement at plaintiffs
cost.
EP Church VS. L II Orme, Sheriff
of Maricopa county; demurrer with
drawn and ordered to answer to-
morrow morning.
Guss Ellis 6 Co vs. C Reynolds /;
dismissed by agreement at costs of
plaintiff.
r 7 Rosson vs. Peter Denee; judg-
neut ordered as prayed for.
Ella Alien VS. n II Allen; re-
ferred to c Il Knapp to take testi~
mony and report,
w NJ Church vs. L Fl Crime; on
motion of Baker, Rash and Wells
were added as counsel for defend
ant.
FIN Fowler vs. E W Bryan and T
] Bryan; A D Lemon added as
counsel for defendants.
Guss Ellis & Co VS. j c Reynolds;
case dismissed al cost of plaintiff.
MORNING SESSION.
TUESDAY, April 9Th.
In the case of Clark Churchill VS.
A Reavis-Suit to quiet title;
forenoon occupied in arguments on
motion to dismiss case on grounds
of 10 Jurisdiction.
TUESDAY, April s, 1884.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Territorial Grand jury empan,
neled, and pannel challenged by |
counsel for Jas. Shadrlck, on ground |
that the summoning officer is the |
chief prosecuting witness in his
case.
Challenge allowed, and special
venire ordered for Wednesday morn
ing, at 9 o'clock,
Churchill VS. Reavis; arguments
on motion to dismiss concluded, and |
case taken under advisement.
Territory VS. Chambers; motion
for order to produce Larsen, con~
Wet in the penitentiary, as witness,
denied.
WEDNESDAY, April 8.
Special Grand Jury empanneled |
for case OF Jas Shadrick.
Motion TO dismiss attachment |
suits against W Murphy being ar
gued.
Court adjourned to 1 80 p m
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The following Trial and Grand
Juries were empanneled yesterday
and this morning:
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HEAD CHOPPED OFF.

ALTOONA, Pa, April s -MrF. L
NJ Beach, wife of Il promin cDt ply
sIcian, was discovered in her room
this M rning with her head aim ost
severed from her body. The circum,
stances are so suspicious that the
Doctor has been arro sted. 1t is said
he has alIe~dy admitted to a mems
her of tie family that he committed
The deed. Two large knives and
cleavers used for ainputating pur>
poses were fcuid beside the victim.
BRIDGE DI. AsTER.
SAN FRANcIsco, April S.-The
cable bridge which connected the
Cliff House with rock 800 feet
distant was overturned yesterday
afternoon. Some fifty persons were
in it at the time. The accident was
caused by some boys making the
bridge sway, throwing the people
suddenly to one side when the rails
ing gave way and all were tumbled
off on to the beach below, falling
about fifteen feet. Nine persons,
including some young children,
were seriously injured, some havin g
their legs and ribs broken. Up to
the present time it is not believed
any of the injuries is fatal.
A JOCKEY INJURED
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Orrin
A. Hikok, a well known driver and
trainer, while exercising his horse
Ruby, collided with a runaway
horse and sulky. Hikok was thrown
out on his head, receiving severe in
juries. 1t is thought he will re-
cover.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Sunday a boy named William Carroll
residing at Sl2 Harrison street fell from
the narrow gauge train at Third and Web
ster streets, Oakland. and sustained con-
cussion of the brain, besides several scalp
wounds.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon James
McEvoy came into the City Hospital to be
treated for an iucised wound on the left
side below the ribs. He SAYS he was stabbed
by two hoodlums on the corner of Clay and
kearny streets.
Charles l.. Harmon, who had his right
leg fractured above the ankle week ago
last Saturday, in the Eureka warehouse,
died at his home Sunday night, at 1064
Third street. Gangrenc set in the wound
and the leg was amputated below the knee
in the hope of being able to save his life.
At Whites shipyard, North Beach, the
steamer Santa Maria, the first vessel con-
structed for the California Steamship Com
pany, is nearly completed. She registers
400 tons, and will have carrying capacity
of about 500 tons. She is a fine-looking
vessel, strongly built, and will accommo-
date sixteen cabin passengers. 1t is de-
signed to run her between this and ports
on the southern coast. She will be launched
next Thursday.
-Four young men, named John Lindan,
William Lindan, David Rogers and c. f.
Damplroeger, procured sailboat i'll the
city Sunday afternoon and went out for a
pleasure sail to Saucelito. A little after t
O'Clock, as the boat nearcd Lime point
Dampkrocger attempted to fix the sail, but
in his attempt fell overheard. His three
companions, in their endcavor to save the
unfortunate boy, crowded to the side Of the
boat, which consequently capsized. The
boat rightcd itself three times, and Damp
kroeger succeeded in getting hold Of it, as
did his companions. The fourth time,
however, he was too weak to keep his hold
and sank. The other three were soon after
ncked np. clinging 10 the overturned boat