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The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31
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TERRITORIAL, AND EDITORIAL.
Notes and Comme nts Cleaned from the
 Territorial Press.

Phenix has a swimming rink.
 Chicken thieves are common ill Phenix.
 The Phenix gas works seem to be a fixed fact.
 Tucson is infested with burglars and sneak thieves.
 A new town has been started in Pima-co. called Olive.
 The San Pedro Valley is said to be over stocked with cattle.
 The Republi can Convention of Maricopa-co. will be held August 28th
 The United Verde mine, Governor Tritle's property, will soon resume operations.
 The San Pedro Valley, in Cochise- CO.,, has been favored with an abund- ance of ram.
 The Salt River Valley is shipping large quantities of fruit to the East and California.
 There are two insane females in the Tombstone jail awaiting the Phenix Asylum completion.
 Dionieio Baca has been removed as Treasurer of Apache-co., and St. George Cresgh appointed in his place
 Bob. Hatch, the present Sheriff of Cocbise-co., IS a candidate before the republican convention for a re-nomina- tion. Mir. Hatch is good officer.
 The Tempe News, the only inde- pendent paper in Maricopa- co, is still in brightness. The people should give it place at their foreside
 R. l. Long, Territorial Superin- tendent of Public Instruction, had a gold watch and chain stolen from his residence in Phenix. The watch has been recovered in Tucson pawn shop.
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County Directory.

Probate Judge, I. Levy. Treasurer, A. Lorette. Sheriff, A. Tyner.
 County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. Supervisors; O. F. Townsend, Chairman
 c. V Meeden and c. Rameriz. Clerk Board of Supervisors, F. Avila. Clerk of District Court, c. H. Brinley. Coroner and Public Administrator, J. H.
 Taggart.
 Justices of the Peace, Geo. A. McCarter, Thos. Rain, and H. K. White. Constable. Will Smith.
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The days have been cool, the theremom- eter not reaching above lO2 during the past week.
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Hoo Boxin has moved into his new store building and everything looks as neat and tiddy as 1t can. Boxin will continue to run his restaurant and the improvement of his quarters will make it much more convenient for his guests.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

The new top buggy just turned out at the prison is a master price of work and is ere dit to the workmen that turned it out.
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We hear the name of Dr. DeCorse men, surer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

Its about time for candidates to commence to materalize. Only three months until elec- tiou. The first come the first served.
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YUMA LODGE, NO. 2, A. 0. U. w., MEETS ON 1 Tuesday evening of each week, at 500, P. NJ. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited
 E, KOSHLAND R. 4 LORETTE, NJ. W.
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The east wall of the prison will be con- pleted by the 18th of September.
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A goodly number of tramps have been in town this week. Everybody should watch out and keep their valuables in safe place,
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

The Colorado River at the Needles, has shifted its channel and there is no water now at the draw bridge.
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Fresh bread and rolls, coffee cakes and pastry at A. Franks tomorrow morning.
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 ..e Ssiches1'S Golden Sp,risa In 5HCttcT, fer severe cases of Gonorrhtsa inI-Lin-ncto-r Gleet. Strictures,&e. Price s1 HV per Bottle.
 !.s SEfSAsu's Golden O;rtoert flr tSe CT ct.vc healing cf Syphil.tic Sores and etup--cns. Price SI 60 pcr Box $ sticzau's Golden Pii's-Nerve aGs- Bsa.a treatment: loss of physical pow e. eEces' O. over-work, Frostration. etc. 2S1oe $3 % per Box.
 ssr7=e PEAd Nervine,
 Se1ls everywhere, c. O. D., securely packed per express.
 q. 2. RICHARDS X CO. , A1entA zsI & 4a9 Sansoune street, Corner Clay,
 San Era1cisco, Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
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Large numbers of the c. A. R. boys are passing through each night to San Francsico.
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The nights have been exceedingly cool for the past week, and a pair of blankets are needed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

The name of MT. Custodio Ramirez is mentioned as his own successor as a member of the Board of Supervisors. Mir. R. is an honest and conscientious man and has made good officer.
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The crops of the Indians farmers have commenced to ripen.
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Mir. H. E. Harris is busiIy engaged in moving the machinery of the Sterling mill to Ellsworth mining district, Yuma county. where himself, Gov Tritle and Wm. Beard have some valuable gold properties. They soon expect to be making gold bullion in large quantities. Mir. Harris has invested considerable money in Arizona and in a tnorough-gOing energetic business man. Journal Miner.
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Some very excellent grapes, of the muscat variety, were raised in the garden of Mir. j.. Gsndolfo this season. But the birds have des- troyed a great many.
 The work of, laying to adobes on the East wall has commenced and is going forward rapidly, when completed it will make the prison yard more spacious, and convenient.
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The Colorado river has come down to its natural size
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

U. S. Attorney Rouse says that the weath- CT is much cooler in Yuma than either Phe nix or Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

Don't forget that the SENTINEL does all kinds ol commercial printing in the latest designes ot the art, on the shortest possible notice. Don't fail to give us call if you need anything in this line.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

Phenix has park where publi amusements occur nightly.
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The Indian that was arrested last Thurs day for horse stealing on examination was discharged.
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Capt. J. A. Mellen, and wife arrived from the coast last night. The wife is anew addi- tion that the Captain has made and his many friends are congratulating him. They will leave on the steamer tomorrow fol a trip up the Colorado.
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A Wise Reforn,

Tom Kelly, a miner, died of thirs Tn Mohave-co. last week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

Three trains, of2O cars each, loaded with silk and tea, passed through on S. P. road enroute for New York, last week. They had the rght of track, and were running against
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

Col John W. Darlington, proprietor of the Yuma tArizona) SENTINEL, has been spending a few days in Los Angeles and Santa Monica and went up to San Francisco yesterday to attend the grand encampmeut Of the G. A. R. of the United States. Los Angeles Herald
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We have an interesting communication from Patsy Boliver'' that will appear in the next issue of the SENTINEL. Mr. Boliver is IS an experienced journalist and our readers can expect something of interest.
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The mining interests of Yuma-co. are re-
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

The steamer will leave tomorrow for the Needles.
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P0ST-0FFlcE HOURS.

Mails east and west: Open at a. m.,. and close at 7p. m. Mail for Colorado River Opens at 5:S0 p. m and closes at s:SO a. m. of days upon which stages arrive and depart.
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Six weeks more and hot weather will be
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v Those who see an X marked on the A margin of their paper will understand that they are in the arrears on their sub- scription.
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SATURDAY, JULY 3l, 1886.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Constable Smith is still absent at Clip.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

One of Yuma connty's ranchers recently took an old suit of clothes and hung them on stick to scare away animals and crows. One morning on looking for his dummy he found it dressed in a g-string. Evidently trde had been made in which the dummy got worsted, but as the weather is warm it matters but little. Clothes don't make the man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31

It is said that the scalp of the In dian killed last week near Clifton, has been sent by express to Mrs. Cleve- land. Tucson Star.
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For the office of Sheriff we have heard the following gentlemen mentioned: A. Tyner, C. V. Meeden, Jos. Godfrey, M c. Nu- gent. O. F. Townsend, Will Smith, Walter Miller, and William Werninger. You pay your money and take your choice.
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T. 2. RICHARDS X CO. AgeatA. z.I & 4a9 Sansoune street, Corner Ciay,
 San rra1ciscc, Cal.
 CIRCULAR NAILED FREE.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
81 Asa.aS' SALE,
10Th SCHOOL. .-l.t"T[nN.

BY virtue Of the p"werin ac vested by law
ana in pursuance " an order r.nanIfin- Tr.rl
thu Honorable q. l.. Steele, Auditor nr lrlblic
Accounts FOR the State OF LJui si;lna. v III pro
coed, at the Courthouse door in tn, town If
OpcIulIsas, La, on SATURDAY, March l3tr
1856 10 sell ut public auction. through u duly
qualified auctioneer, the following described
property, to-Wit:
The 10th tsixteenthl section in tow nship 10
tcnj south range one west, situated iii tic
Parish OF St. Landry, Id
Sale! property viii he sold on the following
terms and cOnditon-, to-wit: ITO tunt-trnthl
thereof to he paid in cash on day OF sale. IRE
balance in nlue equal annual irstalmnnTs
from day Of sale. represented by norr, OF like
amount, hearing each, eight per c"ut. yearly
interest from day OF sale, till paid, t" BE- excel.
ted by purchaser. with persona, security, in
soli,lo->id notes To be made payable 10 tho
Auditor OF Public Accounte, and shall he go
cured by special mortgage nD tho laud sold. In
the event OF the purchaser neg!.eing or refns
ing liz pay any OF these insfa!!ments. Or inrfr
c-L at maturity. the mort gaze shall st forth
viii! closed and the land rcSola The intcr.-b
on the whole of the notes to be paid annually
The above property Will lie sold i'll Iofa, a.
coruing TO q plat which will be exhibited on
day uf sale. ". 4. ROHERT3DS,
feb 6-5t PARISH TreAeurrr
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13

The marriage bells rang out right
merily on the evening OF the loth III
slant. when our Young friend Charley
perranlt aud his charming bride were
united in holy bonds at the Catholic
cltnseh i'm presence of numerous as
semhIy of the relatives and friends of
the happy couple.
After the ceremony. there was Il joy
ous assembly ut tm, residence OF the
S,,ot,, where mirth. wing. wit and
sentiment freely flowed and mingled.
TT was the wish unanimously expressed
that 50 auspicious a beginning might
continue in long and happy welded
life.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
communicated /,

The Genital Lisc Stmk Association
met ut tie residence Ut John N. Ware
the Secretary, in Bellevue on Thursday
last. And although the weather WAS
bitter cold, q much larger attendance
was present than could reasonably have
been expected. under the circumstances,
considering tie cold weather and bad
roads. There seems TO be a general III
tcrest felt among stockmen for tue
prosperity of the Association. and the
feeling IL increasing more and more,
that the necessity for cooperation -
forcing itself upon the community. rs IL
present aud future protection 10 t'siH
kind ct property which has for a decade
or more been considered to DC the most
insecure. This ia evident from the fact
that our largest Ranch men and stock
owners, as well us the honest element
of society who have but little or no
financial interest in stock, come Tor
ward with aiacrity TO JOIN the assocla-
ton, believing that they are helping on
Il good cause, aud Strengthening the
hands and giving Il moral support l"
those who are endeav"rlng b: lnstil-
able means to protect their property
from dtpredators anu thelVes' ~
country where the law us enforced Is so
IL Y
and stronger grows the feeling among
all thinking men. that oui criminal laws
as enforced, are intellectual to stop the
fearful VOYAGES of crime which, like i
huge Octupns is reaching out It's shiny
tentaclcs and dragging US down to the
Utter end.
State Rings, and Court House Rings
there are in abundance, and the gruaf :,
lug people, pile up their hard earned
tax money at the Courtlionsc door on
" to have it trittcrcd away III seeming
" frivolous trials, while the real crlInl
nal goes unwhipped of justice. H""
long can this state OF things last
How much longe: will the tax payer Toe
willing to pile up his thousands at tue
Court House door for so little protec-
ton 7 At any rate let the Legislature
which is about to convene, see to 1t that
our expensive and i'll assorted criminal
laws are remodelrd and made etfcctuas,
and then we will know where to locate
the blaine. and to deal with it accord
ingly.
These thoughts obtInded npnn Us
nnwittinsly but quite natura!ly,s after
listening to the debates on these and
minor subjects. which was kept ny IN
IL spiritual manner Tor several hours, by
quite number vi the prominent mem
bcrs of the Association, and when the
adjournment came, VIC all felt that our
time had not been wasted. The Asso-
citation adjourned to meet At Opelousas
on the first Thursday of March to con
sumu,ate the matters under discussion,
ana 20 receive into membership the
many who are knocking to come in.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
A Cali.

OrELoEsAs, La. FEB. 9th, 1885.
10 the memhe.s of the Democratic
Executive Committee OF the parish OF
1T. Landry:
You are hereby required to n'tt in
the town Of Opelonsas, on Tnesdat the
18th day OF February. 1885, at II o'clock.
a a., at the Office OF +. F. Perrodln, for
the .aurpose of tIansacfing important
business.
e. lei. LITTELL,
Chafrmsn Democratic Executive Com
nittee of the parish OF st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
tt'omnnl.icatcd.i
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:

EDlrOR DEMOCRAT:
By yuur invitation we will dot down
our observations through i lie Of more
than three score years and ten, aud ac
cept fully the advice Of the Scientific
American, not to mind grammar or
spelling, but give our ideas rs briefly as
we can, and We ask You as ii favor, ii
we talk without saying something or
switch off IN q side track when VT
Should keep the main, then bring the
brakes to bear and stop us before We
are wrecked. We viii first give our
observations on timber for posts. We
obtained forty years as" two tatalpa
and two Oak posts: III less than ten
wears the Catalpa rotted round and be
low the, hook letting down the gate Int
onl, slightly ut the ground as did the
oak and posts III general.
To try it over, VIZ got old Mr.. \. Cha
chere To obtain two smaller Gaia pa
posts. we trimmed them ID shape to
about 81 inches. shrink Il baud round
the top as large as Il carnage hut',
bored and drove Id hook TO hitch tn Oh
top. and then putticd and painted them
to keep the water out. Now, after
some six or seven years, the hand Is
loose and the hook we can take uut
with our thumb and ,:nger-both rotted
around and below the iron as did the
gate post. We suggest remedy and
retain the good quality OF the post.
Make the hook as u band then it could
frightened or rrnailed. Yet another
way. Make two hollow staples, drive
them into the post. pass the hook bori-
gontal through the eye ut the staple !;
you could move the staples TO the right
or left aud retain the utility of the post.
For wire fence We suggest Gattllpa post
with small staples; they could be-
driven from right to left with some
such continuance, and would be very
durable. The botto,a OF these posts we
burnt last year after 80 years
three walnut sticks to test. We had
Them f,ewed and rounded to -Four inches.
solderrn zine around them above
ground, painted and busted them with
large ciDder dust III resemble iron.
For many years they were thought to
he iron. They are there nov, quite
solid, and eau be seen any day. before
the house On the corner uf Court ana
bellevue streets. j. q.
PSI acknowledge two main Oh
jects in TINS relating what think have
learnt by hard rnt,',ing through the
world. It's not Nil charity either. in
givins. that which | have III, further use
for, only resembling the old practice of
soldiers and sailors, 10 sit down, ,sloY
my scars, tell Of my iard-fhugi,. Say
ties and narrow escapes. thereby gis,!i
flying my vanity, (van,ts. the greatest
spur to action and often tho greatest
bar to progress,) by secretly whisper
ing in my ear, What viii the people
say Of mes
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
NDl RLa4 a.ALE.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH EDEEET,
No. j.,I.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT cor TT
PARISH Or kAPIDEs

by virtue OF an order Of tho Honorable Dls
tT:rt Court in and for the parish OF t.lpidea
there viii bc sold at public auction to Tia, ,s-t
ana hi-heut bidder at the Courthouse, ia the
town Of npc'ousas. parish OF It. Landry, GA
"wednesday March I'D, 1855,
~ the undersigned the following described
property. belonging to the estate OF JOSEPH,
Robert, deceased to-wit:
Three certain tracts OF land stu a.E.i in The
parish III ST. Landry state OF Louisiana, lies
..rihr1 follows:
Isl. The east half OF south east quarter sec
lion fifteen township 1ftt~tl, range one east
containing eighty and So..t1 acres,
ad ef.t bah OF north ea>t quarter OF &c
ton fifteen, township fifteen. range sne east
containing eighty and - 100 acres, TO oa1lea.}
sd Part OF the south east quarter OF NORTH
west quarter. in section eleven. township If
Teen rausc one east, containing sixteen and
nIlo0 10 ot,loUi acres.
Ter1n>--t:ASII. c. C. DTEOE
jou 3D-ot sheriff and Ea-OiHelo A nctioneer
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13

Nst hong since, party was given at
the residence of Mr.. Leon Simon at Est
herwosd. In order to make room tor the
dangling he had to take his betlstead out
of the room into the yard. Some OF the
boys became u little lively and
"chaslsetl the tune" 10y taking the bed
of ~<,me distance, on horseback. They
were promptly sued for damages but
compromised by paying the costs which
anteuuted to ninety five dollars.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
what Cam he Done.

many things seemingly impossible may be at
tanned. Hundreds OF hopeless eases OF Kidney
and Liver Complaint have been cured by cleo
frie Ritters, after everything else had been
tried in vain. So, don't think there is no cure
for YOU, but try Electric Eitters. There Is no
medicine SO safe, and 50 pure, and so perfect q
Blood Purifier. Electric Bitters viii cure Dys-
news. Invaluable In affections OF Stomach and
Liver and overcome all Urinary Difficulties
Large Bottles only so cts. at NJ 2. Sonns's d
Co.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
Ruekien,s Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts
bynfses. sores, Ulcers, salt rheun1, fever.
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilb'alns'
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay feaulfeo.'
Its guaranteed to give perfect sat'siac-
ton, or money refunded. Pr1ce zoe.
per box. For sale By NJ. r. Young .
Co. Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
NOTICE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF ANDRE SIMON NABLE
No. $500.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COuEr
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

Whereas. Clinton Il. Andrus 0: the Parish Of
St I.uIllv. adm ni>tr OF the eat..1 OF
Antlr. Simon Waite, deceased has He'd a
final tahlean Of said Estate accom- ps-
MED ny his petition praying .or the aouologa
lion 81
AMI. whereas, tn" PRAYER Of aaid petition has
been granted by an order of eouSt htasir date
January ,oth. 1856,
Now. therefore. notice il hereby glsna 10 al
persons interested tt make opposition 20 sad
tabieau 10 tile Same III writing, il ny Office in
TIN, lonn Of Ops,lonsas, within The .Sua requu-
cd ny lay why the said tslhlaau should nu. be
hv.nnnS4tcT and confirmed.
JAMES y. CHACIlEEf..
frh 6-:t Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13
DGRA.EG SALE.
ESTATE. OF FRANCIS sOARpNaS.
No. i5T;.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT C0ERT.
PARISH OF ST. Landry

Ev virtuc of IN order OF the Honorable Dis
rrict Court IN and for tho parish og ST Landry
there viii be sold at public auction to tho lGast
and highest bidder. by the under>sdnea cuss-
tor. or any duly qualified auctinpaer, at the
Courthouse in the town of OpelosHas. ora
Wednesday, March I'd, nS&<,
the following described property belonging to
the estate vi Francis Boardnau, deceased, to
Wit
The undivided half OF a tract Of Land former
IL owned in indivision with VIII. Moore. lie.
ceased. on bayou Teche. in the parish OF Ct
Landry having ten arpeut.- front on said
bayou by u depth OF twenty ;t:tsnts, the whole
tract containing ahont two hundred superficial
arI,ents. bounded on the front by I:ayou Tec!aa
in the rear ny Edgar Deyillicr helosZ by Phi
logtne Dupleehain or public land and above by
land OF {. New man.
Terms aud Conditions. OF the pu;
chase price cash. balance OF the pure base prioe
iu two annual miscellaneous from day OF sale,
with eight per cent. per annun interest from
date. purchasers to turniah personal security
to he satisfaction OF the uudeis sned. binding
themselves TO pay ten per cent. attalkjhnal FOR
attorneys fees in Gaze incurred, the estate rFa-
tanning ii special mortgage aid vendors priv
ileee. EDGAR DktIIlIEE,
jan 3a-at Curator.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-02-13

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