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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-04
LOCAL NOTES.
CovatY jail empty.
|. J. ERLFRs.
 Missionary

CountY jail empty.
 Mr. Williams Burke is back from Tucson
 Richard Ru!e has retarned from Phoenix
 Tine steamer Giia ill leave for up rive Go day.
 Hon. Thornas Gates has returned trcu Tucson.
 Subscribe te the Chapel fund, it ~in hell the toSa.
 The Order of H,asr meet, every ThHrs " day night.
 Six thousand dollars in silver bullion iron che Clip mill as shipped to San Francisco this week. s--.-
 v. 0. whorf of Tucson WAS ia tosn Sunday last.
 Yuma can now boast # three secret or g.nizaticns.
 = Hon, Samuel Purdy has returned from She Toledo canal Jshany Mccsun left for Tombstone Thursday evening.
 The faro game at Meeden's saloou is dU ing big business.
 The Southern Pacific hotel is dcing 6 land-ofice business.
 Keep the Indiana out of town unless they are decently clothed. The steamer Gila arrived here Sunday saoraing from up river. lodge of the A. o. U. ". was organ lsed at Wilcox last V eek.
 Placer gold is being brought to town every day by fortunate miners. . The boys naa Ii sely game of base hal; sn the river front fe~ days ago.
 Yuma County is shipping Urge quantity efnesauits wood to Los Angeles. x,Tss merchants of Yu n spli sixty car. isads of -four during the year 1887.
 Yuma Lodge No. , A. o. U. ". me- ( seIt-Tuesday evening at 8 clock.
 Frank Vomocil was in town on Tuesday, s.N hS f~a se Ats utucs ioOkiDS Hcu.
 The subscription haile at the hotel last Saturday night was grand success.
 N. Nc. Kinney of Tucson has been ap. pointed guard at the Territorial Prison. Col Cameron King paid A short visi. to PhosiT during the week. The Colonel sill coon orsn his la office on Min St,et H. ". BlaisdeIl of the P..ymaster mines arrived here from Boston, a few days ago. Col R. N. Gardner Inspector U. s. IF. Alan agencies is in town On offcial business Arthur H. Douglas has jast finished his new dwelling bo::ss st the .Psymaster mine
 Mrs. c. Rembert the principal of t'.s public school has been quite ill for the past week.
 4r. Win. vaa slyke proprietor, of the South Pacific hotel of oesauside California c in town.
 The SENTINEL will move into it's new of5c. Post oAcs building. ne1t week. Come essssd ed sss ss
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SATURDAY FEB. 1, 1889.
County Directory.

Probate Judge. c. H. Brinley. Treasurer, A. E. DeCorsa. Sheriff. NJ. J. Nugent, Dist. Atty, Geo. M. Knight. County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. ,superviscrs; C. V. Meeden, Chairman.
 o. F.. Townsend, and D. NJ. Field. Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo. Clerk Of District Court, c. H. Brinley. Justices of the Peace. G, A. Ringwaid,
 E. I, Burr, Coroner and Public Administrator, J. Il.
 faggart.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood.
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No1isr 0l ?rs,3a}.i3a ''f50i. Dec arat .ry StstH2 'at, N. 1929.
.. 5. LALI 0TIJE. .

ASSSO'I bSS- 'ob A'' J
 N OTlCE ISHEKEBY GIVEN TIA AN ire folio yiIs na i,e,I settler Has n.e .o;I.e fl his Intentiou to make tiial pro- III support of his clam, an.i that said frfL iii be made before tne Clerk of the Unite, states District Court, at Yuma, Arizona, 0. he t0.h Iav of February, 1853, .i1; Jame L. R,boera-t;, If racna. Yuma Co nt,, .A,iaaaa, f r he M w & $ r. S W t& W | e l.. ?. I. s >5. h, W. He names the f1l;owiny witnesses | Proye his coutinuous residence upon, aer cultivation of, said land,. viz:
 'R.'D.t CnAPrELL, of Tacus. Arizona Ter. l.. MAfEs, " FRANK KlIG, " and b Nj. FIELD, of Ydns. Ari: oaa.
 4. D. DUFF, Register.
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The affairs of the corporation shall be con IT cted by 2 Beard of Directors composed of tour t4. persons, ~hp shall be elected a... .ualls by the stockholders and shall hoi,l | in e for One year, and until their successe. are elected ami q''..!ifed. Tine time snG nanuer of said election shall be provided ios in the By Laws of said corporation. Said Directors shall be subscribers to the | .a,pital stock of said corporation, and Do erson shall eligible to said otfi"e unless he be a stOckholder in .he cor.J ation, aI .i any person ceasins to se a subscriber sha., cease to be a Director, aui hereafter if any Director siiaii cease % be stockhoider he ,.all cease ta l,e d D, ecror.
 The B a.i of Directors of this corporation snail have power to establish 8 Laws and nahs all rules and regulations necessary for he management fl the affairs of ti,s cor 70. ration and the uti:ers thereof.
 Toe following named persons. who are subscribers to the capital stock of this cor p.ration shall constitute the Board oi Di- .'ectqrs until the 2lsi, day of December \. D. 1888, and until their suecoesors are ialy elected aand qualified towit: D. Ii. .Iarwood, John W. Darlington, Robert Me Pa-rsou and Geo. ". Norton.
 The highest amount of indebtedness direct or contingent to which tho corporation shall he at any time liable Is the sun of One Aiilien Dollars tSl. .000. .000l
 VII.
 The stockholders and their private pro. perty shall be exempt from the corporate ,;ebts of this corporation.
 In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto ct our hands and seals this 24th day Of December, A D. 1887. I Witness D. NJ HAYWOOD. L. s. , J. Stein, J. W. D0RRi E,:T'N L. x.
 RbDI. MCFhi.R$ N L $.
 GLO. ". NORiON. L >, T:rritorr of Arizo a, ss
 AS ui OI Ahlni;p
 Before me, Jos J. Stein, County Record er of YHml CoanFy, on this dag, personally appeared, D. M. HI"wood, Joiin W. D,r ingt.,a, Robert Nc 'hersoE ana Geo " .Iortti, known to me to be the persons vhose .l,aies are subscribed % tine thregoing instrument, aud they a:kno A led sed to .ae. that they execnte.l the same for the purpose ,,iG consideration therein ex .ressed H;ven under piy hand a.r1 seal Of oifi;c tnis 14lh, Jay sf December 4. D. 1887
 J0i ] xTEiS, l>ea! .,.., County Recorder, i D |. Hsr good, this 24th, day of De- ce.l.ber 4. D. ,s37, at 9-o'clock P NJ.
 ,,aJOS@J. STEIN,
 County Recor,leI'. TsTTissss Gsss,y of ,f tii1""s i""s. ''' l, JJs. J. Stein. County Recorder of Yu ina Couatj, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is full, true and cor rect copy Of the Articles of Incorp. 'ratinn "f the Colorado River Canal C. npany, as the same appears on file in my oti e and of re- cord ip Book 0ie of Agreements at page, 9l dated 24vh day of Deeenber, A. D. 1887. h Witness Whereof, I have herennto set my hand a6d atfi yed my official seal this :7th, day vf December, A. D. 1887.
 JOS. J. STEIN fSeal County Recordce.
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;s Consumption lreurab's

Zeal the following: Nr-G r. Morris, Ne ark. Ark, say: ''Wss doan wi;a .bscess of Llngs, and friends and rhysi- cians pronounced me an Incurahle Com. sumpti:e. Began taking Dr. Kings Ne. Discovery, for C"nsuption. am nov on m,
 ind bottle. and able to oversee the wor. ol my farm. 1t Is the finest medecine ever made"
 Jesse Middlewsrt, Decatur, Ohio: "Had it 'rt been for D.. Kings New Discover, for Consumption 1 woald have died o: Lung troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health" Try it. Sample bottles fires st 4. Traak's stsge.
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Chapel Bu j; Y at Yuma:

Tie following na.neu gentlemen haY, l,Nen appointed trustees for building cha pei in Yuma: Hon. John ". Dorrington \. Frank, John Gandolio, Dr. J. H. Tag eArt M. J. NugeHt and A F. W,ittieid raey will eudeav0r to interest our peopl. to build suitable place for holding Di, inc services, in Yuma, under the ausl ices o, he Home Missionary Beard of New YCrj City and of the PreSby yterian church If th, United States.
 The above named gentlemen are no.s re idy to receive subscriptions and pay :neu ,e for the abo, purpose. The money " i'll b aepo-iied with Mir. D. F. Townsend, Wel! Fargo & Co.'S. Agent, who ~ilI receipt for same. %
 No" friends is the accepted time let Il build the chapcl.
 Yuma \ T. H. J. EHLERS .
 Jan. <I' iooo. ompt
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pAcrs YOU -A

NSs - " W Thas ,As skAIsf sax Ls,sss' - S~s
 sss-iS is in Jeney City. . 1ha, this factory rnakes t.- RsaA -sl
 famed Climax Plug, tae ~.sp ard for 6rs,-ciass chs~..s = That tAi, fAessry w.s essaLls-4i' --.~e l,6o. That las, year trssC) 1t mace ard sole enessaeus quantity of a7,ssa, ,sso lbs CT 's sses 'sos- sand tons of tobacco. That this was more than one-sevenfh all the te- baeco mace in the United States notwi,,- standing tina; there were e66 factories stwesk- fha, n the las; sr years ihis factory las kelPes support the United States Government to the eItept of ovsr Forty-tour million sevsa tcn- Gel tao-sand deilars (s44.7oo,ooo.eot r-il i::o tie '. s. Treasury ia Iasesnai Isvsass Ta1es.
 That the pay-Foi of lii, factory is about $r. .ose ooo.oo ger year or sso.ooo.oo per week. Tkat this factory employs about 3.soo cperasises. That this factory makes such q wonderfully .gool chew ia Climax Plug tia, ElsEy ether faetcr;os have tired to initiate it in vain, and in despair now try to attract custom ty offering iargss pieces of inferior goods for the same price. 1hat this factory nevertheless costumes so ncsass it's business every year.
 gt.s sAis faescry belongs to and h operated bS .
 Yoafs, very truiy, ~
 ?. LORIlIApD . cA
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L. Aschzu's Csiisn Dalsam E0. { Clos Chaac-es, fir .a;st con.l s ages: krstn the Legs and B-dy; Sore Ea [. Eye-, Nose, etc, Copper-c loE ] Bso; ehss. Ey~hiii.ic 'at h, iseased sealp, And -af eI siary fs --us Of the disease kn VII 8 SypAi!!s. 4I>rf". , Q psr B0' sl.. La RIchA,'s c Id n. B.ilsam Ne . Curcs-Te-ti IT. Iercuris Sy2si itic Rhen- nnatisni, Tain in tho Bones, Pain in Che Head, back of the Neck, Clsfrased SOrs Throat, Syph.lit;c Bash, kcn:s. Asd en- tr.cted Cor's, Stiffness cf the Lirahs, saa eradicates Pl d s,as f.om tas sysee-1, whether caused by ind scr-ti~a CT abuse of Mercury. irav!ns the b. ,od pure sad healthy. P 3-~s5 co per s;tl-. Ls tichsu' c >iSen - anfsh An |. dot ' fer [ 6 curs ot Conc -rhea, G,cet, Irritation Gravel, enl al Crina O. Gens- tal dita-raagements. Price e Sc psr Bottle.
 Le Richaa', Col.s,s. Spanish Ia- 4~ett1R, frpvere cas-4 Of GonorrhesA. InAAmm .to-y Gleet. strics1fl vks. Price 91 per Bottle.
 foe ttse eacctive healing of Syphiiitie s.ryS Es Hichaass eeiaeei P1l s-Se-vs and Brain treatment; tOss q Physt al pow CT. excess CT over.vcrh. fossE,&soa, saS Price ej co Per Esxs C,Eic RI.d EeEvinc,
 Sens Cvrrywhese, c. O D., 'sssse'y reska Der sxprcss-
 q. F. RIeHAR- z q co. ARsnsA 4,5S1ze Saaso;ns erect. or.er Cl:r.
 s,n Fraaefsco, Cal
 SEEGCLAR NAILED FREE
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Rucklen's Ar1ica Saive.

The Best Salve in tue world for Cats Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fessr Sor. fetter. Chapped H tnd,, Chilbrains orns and all Skin Eruptlons, and positively cure. Pl-,. or no pay required. 1t is guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded Price 2j cents per box.
 FOR SALE BY 4. Frank.
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white Swelling.

NAtts swelling. Nf. N 8. Iiauiiin. "i.r "i ihs hfst EnowH in u;xnce meR iu Nmih Carolina. wr.;os fiom Winst'n. ss fvib.ws ' itsaI s,nr~ 1 v~s s%v.n years of age l h.e- had vhst the docims call hip dIs,ase, ,slid which l call wint- swelling My hiP was drawn out "f ll;re Tmi- WAS sSeihi Y at the kn.~-J"irt, where the,r Is \ Jrctusc run. hing. whirh hss hs+n there i"r VI T. O eoIrs~ u,i- haa greatly Gepit ted ms svs- tenn, tN;,rthrT VRn >urHral "p ruttn "n | leg b,ne 1 IrI,d .v.ry kn',rfu tioud purifier |" Luiid u: my system. but none dad "- c..,d until ,,"k x $ S u-e it every si,i"y It always huIld> uI~ up. giving p.r apP Hte nhi Giarsti"H, aud -hx- Iirs ne (" stand ihe long. trying. 'n"v. v.ting, k.' .uInm'r days. T" m- th,'e is no su'h mrsi,r'n1 i"r rurIiylng the ll,"Ed sgd tul ding up tho wasted svs'rm as k $. On u.in2 II 1 so"n ts',au" siTnnx of h'd' and easy | u,Ind. My rol'a changed fI"m pale, ~"fn is.k t0 . Lef thy. I"hust cou, exon :"
 Mr q \ Fn2.l. of Fa'm.T-yi'le. 1e,as. writes "Ah'nt- Aug us, isi. Iet's. ep e,upti"n alt~ar,d "n my ssms sni ieys. . hI.,h paIn.d me Uuu.h and sren.ed [" affect my l,liysic.ls .,,Enditn'R z. h~rsIiy.
 
 | nnAiiv .'"I.iIn. iii;i 1T fig SwIt op-c,hc -" .lAd [" say thst stier using thrss large hoitirs the sut,s have all healed
 Tre&r,sr on E.;;",, aud Skm D,.r.>ea n4.Ird tree. TnE SwTfr SrA,I.IC C.. tL.ss, ] AflnHt. e.,
 General Clark Churchill passed threugA Y ana from California, on Tuesday evening. IT, Churchill says that he is glad tC gei back to Arizona, as the weather in Cali fOrnia is extremely cold.
 Miss Luisa Oieata a charming young lad [, cesiding at Clip died on Sunday evening" ,lc ri ed at Clip from San Diego a sho:r time ago having left San Diego on account ot Ill health.
 .-' ,a..i :.
 Mdrdi Grds or Shrove Tuesday falls OH g. Valentines day this year. Februar, I.'h. The young f,iks ought to begin pre-. pa lions for tirst-cIass entertainment o, TlIt d.y
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Church and Sunday Sciferl will be he'd l. k.s ia of the A. c. U.~N. No7 as folio:'s; Sunday School st 2:3o p. m. Gospel service at 3 P. m.. beginRing Sept n. Public services in tue Penitentiary al a:3e a. m. To each of the above the put Ne IS cordially invited.
 H J. ERLFRs.
 Missionary
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E. ~TEM IS.

C"~a-:s, Reisvucs and 1r..ds -arks .s'i .. liners l-i =.,. vauso. ,i. the r eat Mic -i t t,forc thN Courts s,nn3,:ly 'sssully xtteudeA to i Ci'on ree,ip: of moesi 3. ssetrs 6. iafes- ti0n. make G e,',l .-x -ni,:a.Ia. -.:d adst-e a. ,o ratDIai...;,v s.es oi -Chsrcs .
 FEES noesa.ls. and a.ske 70 chAReE JNicSS PATegI lS g. [ .ED. inf"rr.stsor. advice end special references s's't' - sef a' cation
 LR LlIrELI- wesas@ssA Q c
 Eeaf 0. & PhsssE ozscA --
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N fT.

general Stephen Samner paid this off
 pleasant visit . few day, ago; Mr. Sur,ns
 las a small ia m about one mile South Yama, and is making hald ,o'ne place . t. He has a few acres in vegetables. an' alfalfa and is no" planting sugar-cahe Flaming Tokay and Maseat g,apes,. an, { aricus fruit trees s
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STILL-ON EARTH.

Mir. F H. Goodrich, St. Louis trave. ing man, representing the Graham Pape C'o,, contributes the following, it may l., of value to you: T nave been trouble ith colds and soreness of the breast t,., past year and find great relief in Chamber ia,a's Congi Remedy. clreerfullv recpnI mend it to any one troubled 1ith coughs ", | colds, give it trial" L. Harry, a meI chant Ui Sweet Home, No, has also use it for several years and knows s value, Ii, says Cham0erlains CoHgh Remedy nee l fails to give quick relief and that ne al., a., | keeps it in the house and would not l.. without i: fer i've times its cost. Sold J. GandolfO.
 Aessrs. Gleesou Ausen:, Henry Avi and Louis Jaeger were the cc,s ,fol man gers of the pleasant bal giveA last Satulda night at the hotel.
 Ed. Mlyes the Pie>i:ent of the Anteloy. canal company was in town yesterday, an. 'VPo'S Ss SNSt y1htuS ho1ItstAuk h auteil! valley.
 The alfalfa. barley ard wheat fields o Robt Chappell are doing spiendidiy; mal i g very rapid growth in this warm wea ther.
 A number of the strangers in town are complaining that there gre tso man ioungers around and in the post :, flee.
 U. 5. MarsLail Wm K Meade ant Sheriff Charles Shibell of Tucson were il, town during the week
 An cid resifenS oi uu.. Mrs. Gertrude: Esquer. died on Thursday evening at tw, o'clock; she was 50 years of age.
 The sSlnbrlous cllina Co of this section proving great blessing to the many in. q. lids who are visiting Yama.
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.. Peace D Earth

Awaits that countess army of martyr, whose ranks are constantly recruited fro3 che victims of nervousness and nervor diseased The price of the boon is sSs.em atic course of Hosletteg's Stomach Bitter, tie nnest and most genial of tonic ner ines pursued with reasonabl< persistence Easi,. pleasanter and >afcr this than to ~ash the victual.ing department wirhspseudo tonic,, alcoholic or the reverse, beef extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poison is disguise Hired Nature s sweet restore, baiipy sieeE.' is tie providen,ial rscupera,t uf wesS nerves, anal this ylorols franchise being usually the conseq ieaces of sound d.. gestion and increased tiger. the great stou, schic which iusures both. is productive ais. ef Eepose at the re>s red time. Not unre fleshed akens ' Hli, idaal |. ho uses it, b vigoroue. clear headed and tranquil U3e the Bite also in fever and agu. |, riIenmatism. kidney troubles, coustipa tioi. and biiliOusuess
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BIAsP. >n-a-
 HA ! TSON-MAX @0N ElAt Hot Spring
 hotel. Golcouda, Nsr,,: by Re. F.
 Nc E,ers. N. H.:.on O SAl
 Francisco. to Miss Mary Es-.l,.
 Manson. sister of Col. H B. Marsou, oj
 Tombstone, Arizoaa. g.. ...
 o. F. Tcwnsend's big centrifugal pnm: has arrived and is being up on his ranch |. |. low town. The pump will be run by stea n. rower and will easily irrigste the farm
 San Flanders one ot the Chiefs of the con. st uc ion department Southern Pacific Com. pny is in town, getting ready to erect some ne v buildings for the company.
 Tha new time table of the Southern Paci is goes into effect to. morrow; tAe West bound train will arrive here at A. N anu the East lsuni express at 10 A M, .... .Hnn. Briggs Goodrich vas here Snnd, y oi his way tp Paenix M1 q, olrftli rcs b an quite i'll ig California but is NOV tb. ioyiHg better health.
 We see by the Tucson paper that Ms. Ted w Smith is recovering from her l;.,e 1 1es,; this will be good news for the lady, many friends.
 Twenty-one tons of ore, fifty cords of vood and Sl0, ,0O0 in bullion constituted the steamer Gila's cargo FOR SALE-OD tue installment plan, an organ. St. LsAb aasskssssss. Inquire ct this sfSes.
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Geo D. Wills alias Green the convicted srain robber was brought to the Territo, ia Prison b, the U S. Mtrshal,oA Sunday la: <; be vas senteIiced to ti,e years imprissn- Lent. Greeu is a man of pleasant appear. '.nce, about i've feet ten inches in height,
 ight complexion and brown eyes; he i. only . years old.
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nfTEoaoLoelcAL svxaAaf.

Highest wind velocity ard direction IS nlles SW
 4. F. WHITFIELD,
 Pvt. Sig. Corps
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The time of tie et.pniaacHTnert of tni corporation shall .be ou tlle daj( ot the lIiinl of tnese Articles u the oili e of the Crus'. kecorder of YunEl -Copi45, Afido:,a TeE'; cory ami snail terminate fifty t5ol yeas. i.ereafter.
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A number of the strangers in town. are complaining that there gre. tso man ioungers around and in the post, tfice.
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August Bahalman a native of Russia bout forty yea 's'of age, died 6. the Colp rsde hotel on Tue.day morning. The de leased as a resident of L,s Angeles for many years and came here about three a9nshs ago for the beuefit of his neaitll.
  He diei uf sallcping consumption.
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A3T!Ci::S 0F iacoa '9aaTi0n OF TIE COLORADO RIVER CANAL
 COMPANY.

|
 w.. D. VI Rarwood, John " Durring
 ton Robert Il Pherson and Geo. ". N"rto, desiring to incorporate ourseires under the prov isions of the lars af tne Tearitoty Oi
 Arizona and especially an Act of the Lsgis lative Assembly thereof entitled "An Act concerning corporations" approved March sth. isa11. f. the p"rpose of engaging ln the enterprise hereinafter described, dc
 make, sabcribe aud sckaow w ledge in tsiph cate thsse Articles of Incorporation. l.
 The enane of this corporation and bv ' hich 1t shall he hereafter known is the Colorado River Canal Company and it. principal place of business k the town cf Yuma. Couny of ana, Territor. of Ar Lona.
 This corporation is organized for the pur- pose of di. erting the waters of the Co.orad. tivcr by means of constructing damacro said river at Ste e.isnn's Island iu said rivel 70 iri 'gate lands below aud placing therein sEii"bie lt'cksfor all the necessities of Ila, gation; and constructing canal from sail point il Yuma County, Arizola Territory 50 the boundary line of Sonora Mexico Alsp, anotii.r canal to le constructed Fror, said dam in San Dies- County Californi1 Extending |" the boqud.cy. line of To. e Uantorhia, Mexico.
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Sheriff Il. J. NlgeHt is bliidIAs eaxy ''velling on his ranch: it is not very large.
 | is being built sutfi ;iently roomy for two. T O which nay fnean ;ceas deal in th !, immediate future,
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U. 5. MarsLail Wm. K Meade ant Sheriff Charles Shibell of Tucson were il town during the week
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An cid resife11 oi u.u.. Mrs. Gertrude. tSquer. died on Thursday evening at tw, o'clock; she was 5o years of age.
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The alfalfa. barley ard wheat fields u Robt Chappell are dolng spiendidiy; mal i g very rapid growth in this warm wea ther,
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The amount of ca 'ital stock cf this com liany ahali bs Forr Million tS4, ,D00, 600,
 'oi:a.s. divided int forty thousand sil;-le i one, hundred !'i9Op dollars each, whic. said stock silal te pail iii as the Sime BUG ,,:ter tjle c,ndiii ,ns see:'i1iel a.id aeat 'o. ;hrd by ti,e b A,d oi D..c:suts # ;lis cor .,f.saifnS --.
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The sslnbriOus cli,na to of this section i proving great blessing to ths many in q lids who are visiting Y.ma.
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Aessrs. Gleesou Nosen:, Henry Avi and Louis Jaeger were the . .cc,s, s,fol ma.,. gers of the pleasant bal give. last SaturdI night at the hotel
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Don Pablo F,gae.U- n.ls ten acres In sl alfa On hi, Yuma ranch: he Is busiiy 7 engaged setting out oran.", Sg, lenon, per ]. n,mon and other f;u.. trees, as well Fs ereral thousand grape cuttings.
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Ed. Mlyes the Pie>i2ent of the Antelor,
 canal company was in town yesterday, an reports everything. aonrishing in Antei1T
 valley.
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Taylor b. Mae Leei is making prepara | ,as to resume work on his valuable niine- ne Alberta and Ex e;ta.i9ns, on the Cni ',.d. Supp:ies 50 np pr this steamer aad he mines viii be actively developed.
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment i9 safe and certain cure for sore nipples, -kin eruptions. scald head, letter, pile, nd all smarting, itching diseases of thc' sin and i' unequa.lea fsEsehronis- sof'' yes Sold h, d. l;.nd1;fo'
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" Chas. K: Spencer returned to CalifOrnii ? fe. days ag; he will be back cry soon ard -Spects ts cro~d the york on the Moilawi ca l. Mir. Spencer sni his partner ,ic
 ,ortcn are both energetic meu' and 5Si:
 :,sr t,eir contract ss fast as they can.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-04

Hon. Chas. Baker "as ill town durin. ne week; he has large number of lncu .raployed on the contract. ne received iron. he raiI.o4 C mpany, taking up the old pire 'i"e and putting H. . nes and larger Cno !, c. tecR Tacna and the ,iila riHer
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-24

Why is it that most eminent men,
bers OF the Montana bar, OF different
political belief, associate themselves
as partners for the transaction of
legal business? In Helena we have the
firms of Sanders & Cullen, Wade, Toole
& Wallace, and others, the members
OF which are shining lights in the two
great parties. Another equally strong
combination is the recent association
of c. W. Turner and Andrew F. Bur-
leigh. As business partners it is to be
presumed the gentlemen do not engage
in discussions OF IA political nature.
As a matter of fact, and as "a business
proposition, all lawyers regreenback-
ers. Their high professional and po-
litical standing, however, recommend
them to persons in search of legal aid,
and when the case is presented and the
retainer handed over, the client may,
should he see fit, engage in political
discussion with the assurance that the
ISSUES OF the day will receive intelli-
gent handling. Lawyers are proverh-
ial politicians, and Montana has n
host OF well-informed members of the
h,gal MISUNDERSTANDING Record.