The Arizona sentinel., 1886-12-04

l not TOT JnSlf convenience but tor the better success of the school, the force of help which the Government allow ed being to small. That does not leave to each Sister even S350 per annum. Will you teach for that and work from 6 a. ID. to 8 p. m. as they mustl The lowest salary of school nsrnl is s400 8 year for teaching but 6 hours day, foronly ) days in the week and ten months in 8 year. And at the rate paid to the public school teachers at Yuma here, you could not even en- ploy three teachers, much less seven, and she teaches only six hours a day. You have evidently hard skull, and don't know the force of English words very well, for which reason you looked through a dictionary and for which reason 1 must use very plain terms, but guess this figuring will be lucid enough even for your cranium. This IS not all. The Government allows no rations to go to other than children actually at school. Hence old chief Pssqual eats. at the Sisters table at their expense, as does every beggar coming along. Moreover the Indians cannot be forced into school, they must be attracted. For this the Government has not added anything. The Sisters now have in the last months expen- ded between 50 and 60 dollars for amusements. The last thing coming all the way from Phidelphia and paid for in advance is a magic lantern, and also an electric battery. Will you do as muchl can you2 let us see your face first. But the sisters do this because they have at heart the welfare tempo raj and spiritual, of the Indians. They do not work for salary only. That is how it comes, that there are at the school not 50 or 50, as you lyingly re- port, but in average there are 80, go and sse. There are three Sisters at Father Chaucot's school right here. They live at his schoolhouse. Onl5 Saturday and Sunday finds them with their Sisters at the Fort; but neither they nor the two priests whom you locate at the Fort, have anything more to do with the school than your self you might haze just as reasonably written as follows: Every Sunday two Priests and Protestant minister go to the Arizona Prison, and 1t is natu- to suppose that their living is no slight expense to, or drain upon our Territo- rial money box" you have Q perfect right to make a goose of yourself but let it not beat quiet ladies expense; you had good reason then to stay out of reach of the SENTINEL editors boot He would not have accepted much trash as you sent to the San Francisco scavenger. The latter will take any thing. provided 1t IS anti Catholic the more lying and scurrilous the better Then you go on to make the affair more juicy to the Pixley palate, by throwing mud at worthy Priest, whose shoestrings you are not fit to loosen. The good Father must make light of the vile epithets you hurl at ian from the dark. He will bear in mind that you are crank after all don't know the force of English terms You recite a filthy story of human depravity "from memory, and not quite sure are you," though in such grave matter, when It comes to tDuch- ing a mans reputation you should be able to take God Almighty to witness. Your spitefulness tries to drag down Father Chaucot to your own dirty le vel, but it shows only your own moral or intellectual depravity. After read ing that 1 came to the conclusion that l should not entrust an innocent girl to your keeping, nor boy either. Do you understand. A good cowhiding will restore your senses, if ever you had any As to Yuma, it cannot pride herself in having such an American citizen. My notion is that you are not citizen at all, or very new one.
 Now go and tell grandma Pixley there is ? bugaboo out here that has given you a spanking, and even threa- tens to administer a cowhiding for further naughtiness.
 "YUMA."
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