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fitnntions tUantc0--femaIrs.
4 r MRS. BRICKS.

~ n a To-, y y
l. CHANBERMAID. Gc-Nclt. competent yOung Ger
man gfr chambcrmail or waitress summer motel or
sunner boarding house best o. city References H. AZ
@ COOK.-Pcreci young German cook in summer hotel
boarding houses lent meat vegetable and
pastry cook good baker aud best OF city refer
ences. :. H. 1857.
3 Firstcass neat young German COOK IN private
family all fine desserts good baker hrsclass city re err
epccs last plac. l. D. 100
4 INFANTS NURSE experienced and competent
neat Moth German Infants thoroughly careful and
fake IN charge a birth bring the
bottle goo ard needewr ker; hrstclass city ref
where lady can be city or country. A. d. |.
NURSE : AM~TRESS--i ducaied and conpe
tent young ortiz girl to growing children
good seamstress ny hand and fine ncclewOrkcr
wiling asst In light chambcrwork; frst-cass city
references where lady city or country l. r.
POI.
7 WAITRESS.-A tforou ,llv competent neat young
a. csss waitress summer hotel
summer boarding house; make alt kinds OF salads and
full charge vi dining room; test city references
l. T.. Al
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

"a. x No, NrAINs and'rg at Cranston's fwoss
Point Cornwall Newburg Marlboro. Milton. Pougnkeepss
and Esopus. connecting with Ulster Delaware stony
Glove and Csi,klI Mountain aaI ssateI.sI Rairoais
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w BALD.
w. leave every week DAY at M pier foot q Mar
rsonst except saturday. whom CITY Of KINGSTON
leaves at LANDING ony Al Newburg and rou Thk esp
Sc connoctlpg With special evening trains for all sun
TAfNS. 1900 -~Oo-''
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON. WORCES

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES
~ TER. PORTLAND. NEW. LONDON. NORWICH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and oil points East From Pier 40
North River Of Wattsst DesbrOsses
Ferry, OF u m. CITY OF WORC
TER Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays steamer CITY
OF SEWYORk," Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. This
line has uncquaed facilities for handling and distributing
freight thOus bout New ngiand steamer each way
ta except sunday. eIcusIvey for freight Tickets and
saterooms secured at 20 POI 9b 29 30 and s6 Broad
way, House, Windsor and cosmopolitan Hotels;
Fulton ST. brooklyn 81 North River steamers
GEORGE w. BRADY, Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence. Wor-

PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence, WOr-
i cester. Northern Now England and White Mountain
ponfs hhodo Island aud Massachusetts will leave
Pier 20 y. H., daily except sunday IA. snd
June 20 parlor viii be from stesmer landing to
White Mountain points without change Send for
excursion book 4. w. POPPLE. Gen. Pas. Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Pr0vi-
dence. Watch Hin. Narragansett Pier. Newport and
all Nowkngland poinsAil rail from Grand Central Depot
Express trains daily SUNDAYS exceptcd) at a.
~ (paror atached) and IL with palace sleep
Ink carsl sunday rains 10 with palace parlor cars
IL y. with palace sleeping cars
Newport express New York 2.lJ y. with paor
arrives Newport $50 daily: except sundays
u w. POPPLE, Agent
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pay LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk Va and South.
thence Palace arriving at Ola Point ssl5 u
Norfolk q IN. II. w. rOMPKIN5. dell Pass Agent
Sl8 Broadway. N, Y,
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FOR HUDSON.-Steamers Redted and VI e.
Manus. making close connection wilh b ton ant Al.
bany p. H. for Chatham Pittshed North Adams and inter
mediate stations Also with New York. Rutland ana Mon
trea r. X formerly Lebanon springs for Lebanon springs
BolDinRton. Rutend. etc Also for COX~A'Nl :. Albany
and intermediate places connecting CoxsacAe tn sag
for Grcensville. Oak Hi AMI Meiusi Daily sp sua
days ptctl from foot FrsnKinst. y. r. v. 7.
City Boats leave Hudson Tor n. at doiy except
Saturday,
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DENNSY LVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 81. 1895.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED sT.TEs u.II, u,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NewYork via Desorosses and corAndt Streets
Harrsbur. plttsDurg aud The West with Pullman Palao,
aud End Pa nd png smoking SS sHG sosp
u Ioc OK fy sTsn aay m m CORY AID Fri,
s5,ro nns sSoansGa. a. Cory for Petroleum
bS eSaaoS mt s1o J H., and S might
ION Express Of Pullman Palace daily skc-pt
Wahn M aFsy9 n 4eSsr ana go M args
& and sv ana 900 oO P m a1i Il nght sunday d5 M
For Atlantic civ, except Sunday Cthrough Car. lpm
Long baT Head IanSd 5l and stations
wa railway and Ambov. a. - NOM $40, 500 D.
on unday s;f5 a. m and p. do stop Asourg
For Gd Point and Norfolk NewYorx Ph1ephs AMI
norl9in Ha'roat > D. m every day via Baltimore and
Boats 81s Of 1n'i ar 1cSG 1n M w,sksars
CITY anordng speedy and direct ransfee ;o
7r cn@ Xxx aF,fTs From rittssuTs 7io 49, l&o e55
go s $50 a sso wa t ;oa ana an ba,i%0rs
fS1day $40 go a. $50 $50 and 1889 From
II sOa H. 100 300 $40 800 $50 8. So S. 72o 90
so 5 ana ig $40 & 5 s9?ea S S5 s aud iSs5
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS Trains leave New York and Court
$40 72o 900 @ CHICAGO Limited ami 70 Washington
and Il night Accomniod ,tlon $40 IiI6a H. aEi 4:ij
m sun avs Enpress 6:io 500 @ Limited and 10 M,
Trans cayHy daily " eSoe % aaaav at m 900
ands C. m At trenton % an cl CANTON and 600 p m on
96i 20 o oaSe sS s 3Ges LAG S so &
aiis a; N; Limited EXPIRES, ~ aud t:5op l2;to
s2S 95 40 90 m i24i a cijo Limitei) d85.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 a. m daily except
Ticket Onces 30 1875. and 944 Roadway Aston House
an on OF oesoosSes md Courtndt sts No CoartsJ AMI
Rnfch's Hotel HC5oken station jersey ciy Enisraas
The Ne~Yors Transfer COMPANY viii ca or ana checs
baggage lro h n,,, aad residences
General Manager General Pass Agent
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Gcarbcrs.

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w flor both scxcs supplies Professors Teachers
MUSICIANS Housekeepers Companions otc 10
colleges schools families also Bookkeepers stenogra
piers and Copyists 10 business firms
MIRA A. d. CULVER. 32g 6thsve. New-fork CITY.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-TEA
w Uadresl-Iarn, mathematics TO sone extent;
French German DIR wing painting vocal music. clocu
resident speaking both French and
English.
(enemcn)-oreek. Latin. mathematics piano professor;
mathematics for West Episcopall. -
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU.
S2g 5tlia
WANTED IMMEDIATELl.-A Professor
w Of Chemistry and Physics, High school; $1,000
KERR, 10 Astor place n. W Union Teachers Agency
Young MAN perfectly familiar with French
ana experienced in travelling IN Europe. would Ike to
traye IN France with intelligent boy two this
present Yale College For particulars
apply
WILLIAM PRICE, 1879 Eln-st. New-Haven Conn
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For Young Ladies-City.
AIRS. SALISBURY'S SCHOOL, 4 East 5Sth-
IVA st, facing Central Park
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MISS ANNIE BROWNS SCHOOL FOR
w GIRLS, 7l3 and 10 5th-avc.
SeptenDcr 30th
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nlnsital 3ustrnmeuts.

A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ square PIANOS OF make which especially
selected and only used by the ARTISTS OF the AEIROPO
ITAN OPERA HOUSE co during the past opera season
will be sold liberal reduction from regular
PIANOS FOR RENT-SpeciaIly adapted for Country aud
beash0re
VIM. KNABE & CO.
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FALL RIVER LTNE.-For Boston. Newport,

4 Fall River Cape Cod Martha. Vineyard. Nantucket
Fichburs Lowell white Mountstns Mt Dessrt &c The
weil-knowp steamers Pilgrim Bristol oavs Now.Yok
daily sunday nclndcd At m; from Pier y Cod NOD
n. H.. foot OF Connection from
Brooklyn at 40 D. JERSEY CITY OF D. m. Music
steamers BY splendid bands and orchsstras.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO l. CONNOR
q.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.


| EHlGlI VALLEY Acknowledgements
trains leave darot foot Of cortland an1 Dasbrosse, ss
nc a M / S4O and p, N Tor tasren BE hlehen EN-.
town. Reading, M1uch hunk. Glen summit Wkasberre
1owsnda Wavery ithaca. Geneva Lyons buffalo and ma
West Pullman through coaches day local trains AZ
a. m amt 80 p M for tas'ol Beth chem and Ccplay
Trains leaving at m. !. AID $40 D. Connect for all
points Mlhon0y and Haze0n coal regions sunday train
leaves Zoe March Chunk 6nd hazleton.
General Eastern Office. No. go Broadway.
F. II. BY NGTON. G. p. A.
A LBANY BOATS. "People's Line.n
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Il ~ r. foot Canast daily eIceptcdl
atop
connecting az Albany for all points North and West
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NEWYORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Ferries in New York from foot OF Jay ST.

and " est 42dst
From Jay-st $50: West l2d st. o:l0 Day express,
MIDI etOwn. Ellen vile Monticello Liberty. White Lake
Delhi. and intermediate stations pullman drawing
press ,o Middletown llenvlle, Monticello Liberty White
Lake ami ntrnedtae stations. Pullman cars
Jayst. 5:lo West 42st. 6:35 p. Night express ior
Oswego Susponsion Bridge Thousand Islands. Pullman
sleeping GERS Hardcoa passenger
J. O. ANDERSON. q. P. A., 10 Exchange Place " Y.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEWY0RK AND BUFFALO: LIGATNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. no DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots New York foot Of Barclay and sts
m. Daily except sundays. Bunslo rIpresa
Pullman cosches 70 Watcr cap sroudsburg Bing
hamton, Iinira Bath Bunao Osweao, Greene,
oxford orwich Ctca Scranton for Ptt-ton.
WIkesbarre. Danvilo & Northumberland Owego fof
Ithaca ana intermediate stations.
Binghamton and Elmira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton, Bnghamton. Owego and Emra
for PttsOn kngston Wilkesbarre 90
D.. M Daily Buffalo Limited NxpresA Pullman coaches
for stroudsburg. scranton. Blnghamon owego Elmira
Corning, Bath Wayiant. Buffalo. arriving Buffalo
7.20 Sleeping coach for olean via Wayand.
D M Daily Buffalo and Oswexo Expross. Pullman
coaches sr0udsburg scranton. Btnghsmon Cortand
Syracuse Oswega. Greens oxford. Norwich. Utica and
Rched SPRING. for Ithaca and
date stations except SATURDAYS Connects at BunSo with
trains for ali poiats Vest,
FOR kichaeld springs q q. daily. except Sundaya 8
D taily aeeping coach tachcd.
time tables for way trains on Morris Essex
vision
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No.
u l473 Broadway 42dst l9th year primary, com
mercial and classical departments instruction tho9ugn.
NJ. NJ. HOBBY, W. l. AKIN. Prins n. G. HENDklCk-
Associate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Commencing juno 90 double diiy service of
will BIZ operated this route leaving Newly Ork $50 and
6:l5 pm. For Bosom asst and North.
TIE boat leaving the latter hour will touch ut Newport
about a m
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Gcatbcrs.

Ccarbcrs.
A Young American lady would like position
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5nsfrnrfion.

For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
TNHE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Boys
i prepares for college scientific schools; business.
Orens sept % 1856 fully equipped SIX boarding pupils
taken Circulars at school. 63 East 59thst: New,1o rk
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MISS F.. l.. KOUES' school for young ladies
Nl and afternoon classes for adults
10 Ii
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
enav cIoter spars and ssc o & E
y 80 m,an INK tle go ts9 e2o $40 go 1870
Eof Sanuot spTng Valley. Monsey and ramana $40.
$780, $3.50 a M. 49, $780, D. m Sundays 0:30a m.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH,

HARLEN RIVER BRANCH
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD II. r..
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32i-st and
Lncolnave near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
sundays al Gl6. $50 01O 10. 1883 2lO 355. 40
b4O $40 l13OD m for Port Morris (Oak Point
HUNTS Point, West Farms. Van Nest. West Chester.
Iiinpsons, Bay Chester (Pe.'am Bay, Barlow (City
Jsland Pelham Manor and Now. Rochelle connecting az
Pew Rochelle with trains for all points the line Of
tho New-Nork, NewHayen and Hartford Railroad Shore
LINE and Ar, Inc Divisions; New Canaan Middletown
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons Al ~ 10 a. nj. daily. except Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons AZ Q ~ ~ and $3.50 p the latter train
ing at Now. Rochelle with WAY trains TO stanford
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6isamboats an1 Railroads.
NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HuDs0,

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing rIne "a 1873
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot;
IL M. Rochester Express through draw
to ALBANY D. iaC.s and Rochester.
WITH dining cars Troy Saratoga caldwell
ana nnfrea puNef cor y n SsrBfo9a.
$3.50 M The limited" with dining cars stopping a.
Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester Bnfo Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chca go9:50 and
81. oris 7t0 D next day
1O3Oa H. Chicago Express, drawing 70 Sich.
fe r"g-. Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Fails and
~ ga M, Western New.York and Northern Express,
with drawing room
$3.50 p. Albany, Troy. and Utica Express
w.t. drawing room dfa roy and Saratoga.
Rprs Lake Gorge on Saturdays oaly
~ p. H.. Accommodation to Albany al, Troy.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and st Loans. Dining Gar New York % Alhafy.
$50 Montreal Expross with sleepngcars 10 syra
and 10 Auburn road and Saratoga also 70 Montreal
tel Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago -leepng cars 10 LAYTON and DgdensDurs da2
saturday
ll:l5 p. M. Night Express with sleeping to Albany
and Troy Connects with tho for tho West and
for the North except Saturday night. .
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot NO. Bhtery
Plgce 43 broadway Harlem Depot l2jihst and 4h ave-,
and AZ Express Offices PARK place near bIoaf
way 7a6 and e42 Broadway. and O. West l2thst. New
4th at. Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and sleeping cars can be
procured AZ OF the ticket offices In New ork CITY aud
833 Washngton-st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from reSidcn'e
'Ihese trains daily All others daily except sunday
I NJ TOCUhY, d. NJ KENDRTCK
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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ME STATE STEAMSHIP LINE

RnrwEEN NETWORK. GLASGOW. AND BELfA''
" QARNf,, o,son
with nrou tickets at reduced rates Liverpool Lono"'
49, Dublin. Sc m i, m.
OF GEORGIA. lnii S't'. A ID. IA
STATE OF NEBRASKA. .1hursdS' july W.
CABIN passage s35 aud $40 according 70 ress tickets
room, tickets at rduecl rates r al c0i
To md rom All parts o; Eu ope AZ loves ts''s ''
Leroy-sl ioi ',s VIZ IA TWIN xco General Aseh'"
No. IS Broadway. Newfe'S
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TROY BOATs-CITIZENS' LINE.

steamer, CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Piss
a. North River foot OF Chrisophers daily except sa>ah
day at b g. IN sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE 10 HAWKE ,,o,. a,
Company's No AZ NORTH RIVER loot o hoi.
LABiA DOR rereire d Haneriye. ~a. Suir % 's'1 IN
IA tktsOts - frlngcui- At Juy
pU AWpAGNE rraub SATURDAY.. July 10 $50 y
"a <ORNA ~ ce rsphisc sat. July a. o;SV a. M
The next sainr OF La Normanlie. , ~
Checks PAYABLE at sight IN amouRs % stiI on tho "A'
Aran sa nisIs bE REHIAN Agent No Bowling irceh
NV ERANCH OFFICE, 40 BROADWAY
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6itnations Uanieo--malcs.

COACIIMAN.-By u man who IL competent IL
~ every respect take charge OF any private esfa0ish
ment; best OF city reference Call or address -, -.
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RUEL of the late school
WI RUEI, & BROWN Will continue her school at No
26 East 56ths between Madison and 9TH Opening
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DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

poR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO AND
MAhACAIBO
From Pier 36 River.
PHILADELPH. "Wednesday June So
CARACAS. ssfurnag Juy ~
1fese AMEKiCAS siiiMiBS, 'eciaIy bull, FOR the
tefC heye superior accommodations for passengers
All letters b6 may be sent up on the days ths
tesne sal Will be duly forwarded PROVIDING tnsy are
closed IN ttruped envelopes Of Denomination sucfent u
TIRE Crffd ftntes rcstnge ofb hafounce
BoUL1ON. BLISS & bALLErI. General MsnGGers
II " sll-sc.
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Ocean Cleaners.

4 NCHOR LINE y. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IA sail every saturday from New. York for
GLASGOW VIA LON DoNDERRY
DEVONIA. ) 20. noon. e lkCASsfA, July 10. n
FCRNEssIA. Jn.vS. Am ETHIOPIA July II oa;n
Cabin s45 and S6b Second class $50 Return $50
stesrsge outward $50, prepaid 500
HEN DERsON BROTH Frs, General Agents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-15
Only Half Alive.

There are hosts of men and women who, to coin phrase, are only half alive. That is to say, they have seldom if ever any ap- petite, are nervous, weak, fdgetty and troubled by numberless small pains and aches. In the presence of vigorous, exu- berant vitality they seem mere pigmies. Such persons are usually fond of frequently dosing themselves, swallowing in the course of the year enough drugs to stock any apothecary's shop of average dimensions This, of course, defeats inst cad of further ing the end in view, viz, the recovery of health and vigor. Were they to seek it from an unfailing source of vitality, Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters, how different would be their case. Then vigor would return to their facilitated frames. the glow of health to their wan cheeks, their tremb- ling uncertain gait would grow firm and elastic, appetite, that grandest of all sources would give a relish for the daily food, were it ever so coarse, and refreshing sleep would crown the tasks of the day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-15


 In another column we publish a dispatch from Washington under the date of-May- 9th, in with the circums- tances attending the consideration by the Senate Committee of the nomina- tion-of c. Meyer Znlick to be Govern or of Arizona, are impartially discuss ed. It shows where,all of the opposi tion to his confirmation originated ana>that it.came from Democrats and not Republicans. It proves one thing to us that Gov. Zulick is oubtedly politician, and must have been sue cessful has all of the. democrats of his old home in Essex County N. J., seem to be down on him, and were the parties who made fight. We ex pect to see the Governor nominated by. the Democracy, this fall, for Dele gate, and he undoubtedly would make g. much better race than most any other Democrat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-15
AsSESgMEMT N0T!CE.

Mohawk Valley Canal Company. Loca- tion of principal place of business, Yuma Yuma Co. Arizona. Location of Canal. Mohawk Valley Yuma Go. A. T.
 Notice is hereby given that at.a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the Sd day of May, 1886, an assessment of FOul and two tenths cents (s0.042) per share, wa; levied upon the Capital stock of the corpor ation, payable immediately in U. s. gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the company, in the Village of Yuma, Yuma Co A. T.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 7th day of June 1886, will be delinquent, and advertised fo sale at Public Auction, and unless paymen is made before, will be sold on the 7th day of July 1886, to pay the delinquent assess ment, together with costs of advertising anC expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 H. GoLDwATER,
 Secretary,