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The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30
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Or Saturday, Jan, g. 1886, at the resi- dence of Frank Van Ness, by Judge Wm. Brodie, Raphael J Fraijo and Miss Cando- laria B. Martinez, both of Clip.
 The bride, fer some time resident with her parents of Clip, is one of Yuma county's fairest young ladies, always ad- mired for her sweetness and gentleness of disposition, sine will be to the groom Q part ner in life worthy of his most implicit conf dence.
 The groom is one Of our best youngme1, holding a good position in the service of the the Clip Mining Company. He is hus- band worth winning and the bride is to be congratulated upon securing as a companion one so worthy, honorable and esteemed. The nuptial ceremonies Were attended only by few friends. The bride was charming ly attired in pure white, with veil and or ange blossoms, and attended by Miss Clara Igirre and Mrs. Van Ness as bridesmaides Judge Levy and Mir. Van Ness ably assist, ing the groom. An abundance of wedding cake, champaigne and other refreshments were served, and during the latter part of the evening delightful serenade was ten dered the young couple as an expression of the appreciation in which they were held by friends.
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PROPOSALS.

FOR FURNISHING SUNDAY SUPPLIES TO THE TERRITORIAL PRISON FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, COMMENCING JULY 1, 1886, AND END ING JUNE 90, 1887. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TE2RTFORIALl
 PhISON COhNISSIGNERS,
 Yuma A. T., January 2, 138G. ZA IDS are solicited for furnishing the following ;zse named supplies to the errijoril P,son Yuna, Ariz0na Territory, in such n ntite5 es may he re Iured (n0re or less) for the fiscal year commencn, July l, 1888, and ending Iunl g. .'l5s7. All supplies to be delivered at the Prison at sucl time and in such quantities may. be required by ne Superintendent. save such exceptions ere herein stated for car load lots.
 GAR LOAD LOTS. n tons of flour. "Balers Extra, ear load lots to be delivered a. Yuma depot. Lime,--3 car loads of ''Santa Cruz" Cement.-''Portiand, car leads. -Baalsmiths, l car load. IrOn.-Amercln Bar, l car load Straw.-l car load.
 IN SEPARATE BIDS. 40o00 lbs. fresh beef and 20 GUJ lbs. fresh mutton. $50 cords of wood.
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BEA UTIFUL SCENERY.

The hotel being situated upon ground had from veranas of the surrounding point Yuma and that picturesque in the The Colorado gliding beneath its windows with her graceful and down it's gy surface city ranging around and beneath beg artist and landscape painter.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership The firm heretofore existing under the name and style of c. Ginnochio G., doing business in the town of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, is this day desolved by mutual con. sent, Mr. John Gandolfo having purchased the entire interest of Mir. C. Ginocchio in the concern. All debts and liabilities of the late firm are assumed by John Gandolfo and all accounts due or owing to the late firm are to be paid to the said John Gandoifo.
 G. GINOCBEIO,
 JOIN GANDoLFo. Yuma, 1. T, Dec. Is, 1885.
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$5O.OO KEW ARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS $5O reward will be paid by the Territory Arizona through recapte ono
 MANUEL BARRIOS
 who serving six (6) psonmenin T. for the Murder escaped therefrom sonoro Mexican parents; about age height weighs about no lbs His eyes black spned grey has mole the right temple the left side neck entire face He also has black spots right shoulder
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The genius tramp is still with us in consid- erable numerousness, and in one respect, if no other, he displays considerable energy and no little spryness. We refer of course to his abiiiy as chuck rustler, in which capacity he can put to shame any coyote whose acquaintance we have ever formed. He usaliy preEcrs to address his petitions to the good house wife after her liege lord(?) departed for his accustomed place of busi- ness. He is also developing some talent as a politician, often expressing himself as a rampant third party advocate and with ala cFity signs or circulates any petition which the gentle sisters may place within his gri- my, unwashed digits. As a reward for his compiaisaHce in these respects, he is not infrequently treated to pot of freshly brew ed coffee, served up in the old mans favorite mustache cup. We are by no means talking in our sleep in this matter, neither are we jealous of the favor ire quantly accorded to this much abused and often misunderstood itinerant brand of our social fabric, yet we can not suppress the mental conviction that less of favoritism and more opportunity for manual exertion would prove a powerful leverage in SUD- pressing what has become most unmiti- gated nuisance
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Mir. A. Frank is erecting a new bake shop and will soon be able to supply his custom CTS with the staff of life
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Never place much dependence upon the soft nonsense of a sheriff, girls. Ten to one he has an attachement elsewhere.
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SUNDRIES.

gross awls, shoenakers 25 ID nas shoe stout iron
 assorted 90 lbs nails shoe, zine. gross bucliles drawers, % izAeedes sewing asst gross buckles pants. D doz needles, machine gross buttons, pants, as- Singer, assorted.
 sorted sizes 20 doz needles, machine, gross buttons, under Wheeler S Wilson, as q.
 wear, escorted sizes 8 dog needles, machine. 10 lbs ciialb tGiiors coi0Td Domestic, taiioTs assd 20 l6 jubbng, waterproof D doz needles. drilled eye 10 lbs gum arabic comm1 "betweens."
 doz glasses, plain ass td dog oil, sewing machine
 for sewing machines. loo lbs paper, manila gals ink shoenaker's. heavy, for patterns. dog leather, sheepslin 2 dog papers pins, ass ted
 coiored. l dog rasps, shoe, around rolls leather, sole dOz Tasps, wood. 1000 it. leather, upper l doz sluttios, sewing
 for brogGaS machines, assorted. 20G lbs uails shoe;-5rass l dcz springs sewing ma
 pat imp'd screw, asstd chimes, assorted. 200 lbs nails shoe, ehah1 grs strings, shoe round 51 lbs nails s'ioe copper calf, 4-4.
 lG0 lbs nails, shoe, Field Q lbs tocks, shoe, assted
 Sons doz tlIim5les, tailors. 50 ID nails, shoe HungGrn
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Ten tons of Sl2j ore, from Silver District was shipped to San Francisco last Tuesday.
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ETMr M Sheradan and wife, Of Tucson, and John Banner, of the same place, are guests at the Southern Pacific Hotel
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The Tucson Star says that the Board of Prison Commissioners will meet here next Monday.
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The hills around our town are covered with vsrdure
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BEDDING, CLOTHING, sUNDRIEs

BEDDING, CLOTHING, sUNDRIEs. 75 prs blankets, 6lb grey 1000 yds material for
 wool. CT clothing. as per sSn- 20 dog drawers, drilling. pie in Secs office. bales filling, Eureka S,C00 yds shooting, Cabot 500 yis flannel, Canton 250 doz sock, knit grey, 1,G0O yts flannel, Mission diamond toe
 grey % doz shirts, drilling l2 dog gloves buckslin 1000 yds ticking, bed best 175 dog handkerchiefs, quality.
 cotton colored 50 doz thread, cotton ass. 60 doz hats white wool 90 dog thread, linen ass'd 500 yds lining for waist 300 yds towelling, linen bands crash
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Two sisters of charity came down on the steamer Gila from Clip.
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Mir J. Gandolfo is building 3 two-story house adjoining his store.
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G. W. Norton is building house on corner of 18th and street, Mohawk City, new town just laid ont in Mohawk Val ley.
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''Haf-past seven' is the great Yuma re- creation now days.
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Capt. Crawford, Commanding company of scout in the Indian war, was murdered by Mexican troops, in Sonoro, while in pursuit of the Apache.
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The Inians had a grand feed ol. Friday morning. A dead mule was carted back of tbe hills, and mule steak was the order of day.
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S5,000 in bullion from the old reliable Clip this week.
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We hasten to the defeace of the news paper. Lying is not one of its vices The hardest work done by newspaper men is hunting down lies told by the people If newspapers printed all the stories brought to them, they might well be denounced as lying sheets. Vixen a mistake is made in newspaper it is because the vigillant report er or the conscientious editor has not able to detect it in season. Publication speedy brings the correction when nothing else will. Many men are interested to lie, but a news- isipterested to tell the truth. Its business being to purvey and sell information, its chief interest is to acquire reputation to tell the truth. Of course, the organs have to lie a little, because it is their duty to support one party, whether it be right or wrong, but an independent newspaper is under no such obligation. Its chief motive is to learn the truth and tell it, and to pro- mote the good and the beautiful Boston Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30

Babbetts metal for sale at this office.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 30, 1886.
TOWN AND COUNTY,

The county jail has only ore inmate.
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PROVISIONS.

g. 900 lbs bacon medium, 500 lbs pepper, black ln I5 5,0ao lbs beans. bayo and the grain.
 white, one-half each. 5O,OO0 los potdtoes best 4,o00 lbs coTee CostaRica quality 10 doz. cate, yeast 100 lbs powder Royal COCO lbs fruit, dried-ap- Baking, ID cans. pies, pears, peaches, 2,Oe0 lbs of rice, Island plums and grapes ,50O lbs salt, Liverpool, 800 lbs hops, fresh. fine. 5000 lbs of lard. best leaf ,OO1 lbs salt, rock. 2,000 lbs meal corn white 2o,O 900 lbs sugar. golden and yellow, each. c, extra. 1O,G00 lbs onions, best 5000 lbs soar bar. c. o. quality. 4O1 los tea, Japan Ooions
 ,0GU gals vinegar, cider.
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LIquOf TIum1I Su1acelats, " l Liniment soap, 10 pts. ) pt bottles. Liniment cam shor, 10 pts, ) pt- bottles. Mustard, ground, pure 20 lbs., 5 lb cans. Rochelle salts, lbs, bulk Colocynth. pOw'd ext, 3 lbs, I lb bottles. Jalap, abstract ? lbs, l ID bottles. Lead acetate. purified, granulated, 2 lbs.
 1 lb bottles. Magnesia, citrate. granuated, ID, lb bots Maguesia, carbonate, ? lbs, ? oz blocks Magnesis, sulphate, 30 lbs. bulk. Cream tartar, lbs. bulk. Potassa, acetate ? lbs, ID bottles.
 !" bi-carhonaie, ? lbs, l ID bottles.
 " bromide, lbs, ID bottles.
 !" chlorate, white cry5tals, 5 lbs, l u
 bottles.
 citrate, ? lbs, ID hOttles.
 '' iodide, 10 lbs, ID b9ftles.
 nitrate, lbs; D 59tiie5,
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An employee of the Gazette is the owner of hen which matched out yesterday a two head chicken. The fowl is still alive and strongly reminds the reporter of the Republi- can party of Arizona. a.-Phenix Gazette. Correct Mir. Gazette, and if the chicken had been matched without head it would have reminded us of the Democratic Party of Arizona.
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The Mohawk canal is attracting consider able attention. That section of Arizona promises to be the producer of a large sup ply of semitropic fruits-Tucson Star
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RIFLE, ROD AMID GuNs.

Hunting good all kinds of fted game abounng such quail ducks ouew np pelican be readily taken Fish fill the streams while clams obster pn fui The sportsman here be
 CL4TNEA TTE.
 The climate mild and nvgoang and especially people suffering from lung troubles It is fguatvy speaking haven merchant invalid and others seeking health and dn confusion and hustle of oFercrowd smoky looking for good healthy climate and orderly home like hotel to Yuma, and especially the
 SoUTEEEz1T RA-e9x-aC 9oEEz-. S CERERRO Manager, YUMA, A. T.
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A house to rent near the railroad round house. Fgqire at this office.
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Rea@on@b b1@ ateS-

This hotel provided with all the fcass house. with good clean b whd ventilated and has experienced white cooks genen everything eaabe the market affords It home for the traveller fastidious be well pleased.
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FOR HOSPITAL.

9 lbs tea best black. 2G0 lbs oat meal. 90 lbs sugar, granuated. doz beef, LeibaS ext. doz, starch, corn. 200 los lime, chloride F doZ milk. condensed.
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HOSPITAL SUPPLIES. Tincture ac onitc, U .S.P, 2 lbs, lib bottles. Arnica, ? lbs, lib bottles.
 Belladona, 3 lbs, ilb bottles,
 Capslcum, 2 lbs, lib bottles.
 Calumbo, 1 lbs, lib bottles.
 Digltais, ? lbs, lib bolt!es.
 Gentian, } lbs, lib bottles.
 Guatac, aInm oniated, | s. P, ? lbs,
 lib bottles.
 HYoscyamus' lbs, lib bottles. lodide, lbs, lib bottles.
 Iron, muriate, .SP. F lbs, 1 10 bot Myrrh, 3 ibs, 10 bottles.
 Nux vomjca, 6 lbs, lb bottles. Opium, lbs, l Ib bottles.
 camohorated, 10 lbs, ib bot Squills, ? lGs, 10 bottles.
 Tolu, 2 lbs, ID bottles Wine, ipecac, ? lbs, , pt bottles. Alum, pow'd, purified, lbs. i 10 bottles. Ammonia, acetate liquor. lbs, ID bottles bromide, ? lbs, lb bottles.
 Carbonate, 2 lbs, lb bottles
 liquor concentrated 2 lbs, lib bot Atrophia, sulphItP, L cz. 15vz bottles. Balsam c0pal5a, ? lbs, lo hotties. Carbo!ic acid, (crystalsl , lhs, 1 ID bottles. Muriatic acid, chem. pure, lbs, ID bottles. Nitric arld, '' Sulphuric acid, aromatic ibs, lb bottles. BOraciC acid, puw'd, lb. 1 ID bottles. Salicyllc acid. 9 lbs. Oz hotties. Fannie acid, ? lbs, $ oz bottles, TartArc acid, 3 lbs, 1 b bottles Hoifman5 anodyne, true. 1 lbs, ID bottles. Solution of arsenic, Powders, ID, ID bots. Fluid ext. Buchn, $ P, 3 lbs, 1 ID hotties.
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The festive Yuma Indian now adorn themselves in their Sunday best, gee-string, and play shinny and run foot races on the street. While his mate, the Indian maiden, whose toilet is principally Natures is all smiles as she displays her charms to the un- sophisticated stranger.
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This hotel fast becoming of the (and, believe already isl the West families and all those wishing
 good comfortable place and and has accommodations unequalled by any other house, at
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30

Bright blue skies; balmy, cxiierating atmosphere and verdure clad hills; these are 6 few of the blessed sights shown ye Yuma its to-day. The day following the phenom- enal rainfall all signs of moisture disappear ed. The skies frightened and the hills be- came green. A summers warmth pervad- es the atmosphere and the trees are bud ding forth as in the gentle springtime. Come brethern from the icy north and from muddy west; come one and all We have room for thousands.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30

Mir. w. w. Hutchinson member ot the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County and an old citizen of that section of the Territory, died in New Orleans on Friday last of strangulated hernia, which required 8 surgical operation from which he never recovered
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30

The Chas. A. Vogeler company, of Balti- more, proprietors of St. Jacobas Oii, have issued very elaborate almanac fer 1888, It is not only gem of art, but it is replete with interesting readiag
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Superintendent Muir, of the Southern Pacific, has induced his company to make the same special rates to parties of more than five, who desire to visit the Salt River Valley for the purpose making investments, as those made te the Mohawk Valley some months since. MT. Muir is always alive to anything that promises to enhance the pros Perity of Arizona. These arrangements will cause great many of those seeking homes in California to drift into Arizona
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-30

We have for sale an entire newspaper of fee, including everything necessary to run an al-at-home paper. Also as extra Wash ington hand press, either six or eight col umn. All material in fair condition. For terms and particulars address to this office
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Tie three great branches ul divisions of hui
man labor are agriculture, manufactures and
commerce. OF these agriculture il generally
cpmcrici t" Lc the most important. both on ac-
count Of it, priority, lcinw cocyil with man him
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civilization itself. and also from the fact that il
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ek1y- We are requested by the lntendant Of
the Town to state that. in the matter of collect
ing license fec for the lectures in the Baptist
church last week. only the fee for the first
night lecture wl3 collected, ami while the
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gE.i. From the terror of "Subscriber s.
communication tni5 week, are sat listed he is
mistaken IN his suspicion rs the authorship of
the article over The signature, M, last week.
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that article does not live i'll this town, nor has
he ever been a member Of the Legislature, or
held u public Office of any kind.
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ANNUAL REPORT
I'LL THE
County Commissioners
UNION COUNTY,
ISS.l AND ISS5.

4 full and true transcript from lie Book of
the office of the County Commissioners, OF all
claims against the county. examined and ap-
proved by the Eoard during the fiscal year Of
1884 and 1881, ~ follows:
1854