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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

SNEAK THtEvEs.-Thesm smoke house of Mr.
Lewis NJ. Motter was entered on Wcdnes
day night, and several choice pieces of bacon
together with the entire stock of bologna, rs
we are informed, were stolen. They should
hurry up the whipping Post bill -Chronnle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

SO far, SO good" said the boy, after eat,
ing the stolen tart. After reviewing the
thousands and tens of thousands of colds
and coughs that have been conquered by Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup we can readily say, so far
80 good. Price 2j cents.
II have found II sure cure for my weak
ankle," she SAID What can it be-" Fan
cy woman never having heard of Salvation
Oil at twenty five cents bottle,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

Take Ayers Sarsaparlla, in the spring of
the year, to purify the blood, invigoratc the
SYSTEM excite the liver to action, and restore
healthy tone and vigor to the whole phys-
cal mechanism. Remember that quality,
not quantity, constitutes the value of mcd.
cine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

ANNIvERsARY MEETING.-The anniver-
sary meeting of the Cleaners Beneficiary So
cicty will be held in Trinity Reformed church
Mcchanicstown, Md. Wednesday evening
March l4th, 1883 at 7.30 o'clock The Rey
J. Spangler Kietfcr, d d. of Hagcrstown,
Md, will be present and deliver an address
The public is cordially tied.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

MrJ. A Colliflower will call your atten-
this week to his large stock of merchandise
by means Of hand bills. He keeps his shelves
in order and is not often asked for that which
he has not. That is good stand at Frank
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

There IS report atloat that Clinton Wine
brenner, of Walkersville, will take charge
of the City Hotel the first Of next month";
Mr.. Ritter, one ofthe owners of the hotel,
place. There have been at least twenty ap.
plcants tor the rental Of the property the
majority of whom are from Baltimore and
sections IN Pennsylvania.-Ners
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

Mr.. John Kunkel has purchased MIR. Josh
ia Herrings property on Carroll-st and will
occupy it in April.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

\ GooD SALE.-On Wednesday last the ex-
tensive poultry yards of Mr.. c. F. Boilcau,
in this place, were visited by two gentlemen
from Westminster, Carroll county, who pur-
chased $40 worth of choice fowls before leav-
ing. We understand that these same gentle
men made a previous purchase from Mr..
Boileau, amounting to Valley Register.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

ARM LACERATED.-On Friday last, Mr..
Albert Foreman, who has charge of the shap-
ing machinery q t the Burial Case Works in
this place was unfortunate enough to have
his left arm severely cut by piece of ma
chlnery. The rapidly revolving knife caught
his sleeve and threw his arm against it he
will be disabled probably for several weeks
SINCERELY TnANKFUL-Mr. F. A. C.
Whitman of whose serious family affliction
we have spoken asks us to become the, me-
dunn for the expression of his gratitude for
the many kindnesses extended him by his
neighbors and the generous people of this
town. His feelings, while talking to us,
evidently were deeper than may be ex.
pressed in words: he is truly and sincerely
thankful.
THE PARK ASSURED AT ter Mr.. Geo. w.
Stocksdales purchase of the Park Site" on
Saturday last, we suggested that project to
him and his reply assured us that it s one
of the things to be expected. Mr.. s. has
proven himself to be a public spirited citizen
on more than one occasion and the conditions
named by him, under which we may expect
to secure park of four or FIVE acres, are
neither unfavorabe nor impracticable.
Well have park.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

Corn SocIAL.-The ladies of the Moravi-
an Church will give q Corn Social in the
lecture room of the church at Graceham,
Easter Monday and Tuesday evenings April
2nd and 3rd. Supper will be served both
evenings from $50 until o'clock. Supper
10 cents, oysters Is cents. There will be a
literary exercise in connection with the same
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

LECTURE. Rev DR.. Eschbaugh of Freder.
ick City will deliver his very entertaining
lecture across the Continent" in the Town
Hall, this place. on Easter Monday even
ing. There will be some choice music rem
dered during the evening by talent from
abroad assisted by ladies ofour town. The
prices OF admission have been made - and
25 cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

Letters remaining IN the Post Office at
Mcchanicstown, Frederick Co, Nd March
list, 1888.
Green. Miss Edie Cath. Smith Michael,
Fredricks Miss Katie, Reeves Mrs Susan,
Gilds. Miss Lula. Kaase. Mrs. Ellen,
Middleton Jos. A. Shaw. w. 9.
f. L. BOblitz. p NJ.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

When Sam Brely and Doc Hewcs start
out to do Fire Insurance, they do it. They
represent the Royal and other gllt-edge in
surance companies and being known as rclia-
Bile, trustworthy business nen, they secure
large proportion of the business. There arc
of course other good stock Cos. and relia-
ble but none better and none with an agent
on the spot that gives single and careful at
tention to the business.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-08

Fer additiVaM L4cais, sec 2nd page,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
4 Gard.

Everybody in Y una knows that an sns .wner of a watchdog; for the benefit Oi strangers, he big .iNu ia my yard warning the,a aot to enter as ny seg VIII bite. Ca Saturday last Jour Ne" Fear lay my store was closed and I Wss aes Sransac ing any business; small tNtv, . ,sraager to me forced his Yay into my bA sk' ard and gas sli yhtly bitten by the aoA', i,nmediately apon hearing the noise went a his rescue The boy's friends, msst of 5 hom seemed to be iutox .cate'i, ero 'sded 1. ito the yard ani wante.i :. kill the deg. Dne shot vas fired hut missed the dog. Two of the men ehoked and abused my wife sha,nefully. whilst was putting the dog tn a secure hidia, ptace. finally conciliassd : he crowd by giving the boy go 1 sn q ay abiding tax payer of this Cen2sy aad vish it to b. 'iistruetly undertood thSs vill call upoA the law for protection sGe ext time auy such thing occurs. tH '.s'ice to the peo lle of Yu:nt will state at all concerned in the aRirs were ssrAng. rs and not residents here.
 HOO BOXIN, Yuma A T.
 Feb. IA 1888.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Peace oa Earsn.

Awaits that countless army of martyrs, whose ranks are constantly recruited from he victims of nervousness and nervous diseases. The price of the b ,on Is a system ttic course of Hos.etter's Stomach Biteers, le lnest s I'd most genial of tonic nersi ines, ,nrsIed with reason;.bl. persistence. Easier nieassn+er and safer .ais tan to wash the :ic-aa.I I.g department a it'd pseudo -tsnics, -,lcohoiic or the reverse, beef extracts, IerYe foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons ,n disguise. Hired \ Nsture's 1set restorer,
 aimy sleep, Is tie pro Idehtisl recupersnt -f "eaH mer. es. aud this glo ons franchise 'e.ng -sually the coaseqae .,ces Of sound di- ,eatiJn ami increased igr, the great stoin. .elic which Insure, ptth Is productive also a, repose at the required time. Not uure. | esned a akens ne i h i'd lai N hO uses it, 3u. .IgnIous. Gear headed ani tranquil Ise tle 6.-.e.s a.5o !L fever and ague,
 ieulnatisuI, kidney truubies, eonstip. on pIu bi.iiousuess.
 The new time table is being followed gi more reg ,iariry than any ot the former Ime cardS
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
STIL1 ON EARTH.
Yuma 4. T. !
 Feb. IA 1888. 1

Mir. F. H Goodrich, 8 St. Louis travel ;ng man, representing the Graham Paper . O., contributes the following, it may be # value to you: ''I have beer troubled rith colds and soreness of the breast the past year and find great relief in Chamber .Aiu's a.a Remedy. I cheerfullv recon raeni it to any one troubled with coughs or
 olds, give it trial" L. Harry, d mer- ehsut of Sweet Home. Mo-. has also used !: for several years and knows iss value, be slys Chamberlains Congh Remedy neve ,.s to give qlick relief and that he alwayr
 eeps it in the house and would not he ithout it for tive times its cost. Sold b, :. Gandolfo. ....-..
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

MonrOy, M. l6O Sec $, I. R l6 taxes and costs. g Me Donald, B F. l60 acres
 sec g, r.7 R. IS taxes and costs. .lagill, B F. 3sO acres sec s4 and 5, T. K. l6 takes and costs. Is Mtnasco, J B. I6O acres sec 35, T. 2 R. l7 takes and costs. g Me Pherson, Darlington and Norton, Irrigating ditch taxes and costs. l9 Mohawk Canal Co. Mohawk Canal taxes and costs. lS9 8 Mo Neal James, 160 acres taxes and costs. Noriega Juan, Lot 2 Blk l6 village of Yuma takes and cost. Ochsner John, l60 acres Sec 5, T. 8 k. l6 taxes and costs. g Ochsner, l. M. l60 acres Sec
 28, T. 2 R. Is taxes and costs. s OchoaT. Lot 3 Blk 6 village of Yuma taras and COSTS II Pisrson, w F. $40 ac,es Sc ',
 T. 8 R. Is tares and costs. 3 Percell, w r. 80 acres s:c 34,
 T. R. Is taaes aud costs. 4 Rub-l!, W F. l60 acres Sc 9,
 T. 8 K. lS ta1t.s aud cns,s. 9 Ra,lton, G W. l20 acres sc g
 T. : R. l5 ta1es and costs 6 Rhodes, A J. 80 acres s"c p,
 T. : R. l6 takes and costs. 4 Spencer, c E. 640 s~c. l5, T. 5
 R. l7 takes and costs. 36 Siarrett, Silas c. l60 acres s4c
 l2, T. s R. f8 ta1es and costs. 9' .Smith, B F. GAO acres src 27&
 g. T. s R. Is tasps and costs. 3 6 Smi.h, F W. 32o acrss Sec 9&
 I5 I. 7& 8 R. l5 I7 tas.s
 and costs. IS Smith, Mrs E J. Lot 6 Blk 2
 lot 2 Blk "A village of Yuma
 tsars and costs. 37 Steiner Rosa, l60 acres Sec 20,
 TYR. l5 taaes and costs. 9O Srrahl, c L. 120 acres Sec 27,
 T. 2 R. l5 aSes and costs. 6 ,Snider, John T. 490 acres secs
 A and l3, T. 2 k. l5 taxes
 aud cIsts, 2I; sou, h~'orth, E L. l60 acres
 Sec 2s, !, , R. IS tasss and
 costs. W youthworth, Mary ;. l6o acres
 Sec 2s, T. z K. b tA9cs and custs. sV 5outhworth, s s. 160 acres sc
 30, T. ' R. l5 tares and costa. 90 Smith, Juana B. Furniture, lot
 6 blk 10 lot l9 blk g, taxes
 costs. 48 40 Thompson, E F. l60 acres sec
 l9, T. 2 R. l5 tanes and costs. 9C thompson, J R. l60 acres Sec
 30, T. 2 R. l5 taxes and costs. 90 Jnruth, w B. l60 acres Sec.
 25, T. 8 R. l5 tazes and costs 90 Waterman, F c. l60 acres Sec 20, T. ' R. l5 taaes and costa % Notice is hereby given that at the ext term of the District Court of the .cond Judicial District in and for he County of Yuma Territory of Arizona to be held on the 26, day f March A. D. 1888, that judgement nd execution will be prayed for gainst the persons and property de rribed in the above delinquent tax st of said Yuma County, and that o,, he following Monday April 2nd A. ). 1888, at 10 A. NJ. in front of the 'ourt House of s;,ld County will sell public auction or SD much of said rop-rty ss will pay the taxes cost nd charges of which judgement may e had against as prayed Tor.
 M. J. NuGENT, herif and ex-O&cio Tax Collector Of Yuma County Arizona Territory,
 By W. A. WERNIxGER
 Under Sheriff. Sheriffs Office Yuma, Yuma County !. T. January l7th 1888. otice to Farmers, BasIness Men
 and Speoulators. The undersigned makes a speciality of before the U. S. Land Ofscs at ucson, A. T., and will furnish all required lformaton in regard to the status of entries ade. Will also fnrnish plats of any given ,A nship with abstracts of the entries made. Special atten tiOn given to contest cases. solicited.
 EARLL H. WEBB,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
METEOROLOGICAL SUa1aaf.

Signal Office, Yuma. 4. T., l
 Feb. l6, 1888.
 Feek Ending Feb. Is, 1888
 Moan barometer, 3n..h IF. hest g L,wes. {" 2s c. Range, .Zt Nj an temperature, Highest '' Lowest {. Range, Mean dew-point {. ain fall (
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
LOCAL NOTES.

The Cila river is rapidly rising.
 Mrs. Richard Rale is seriously i!i.
 Captian Isaac POlhamus las gone to Cali fornia
 Hon. Isaac Lyons and son have rsturne, from California.
 Isario Hisaera's family from Gianis srs here on a visit.
 A traveller sign printer struck houanz. on his arrival here.
 The Y ma Indians are selling inmens, quantities of live quaiL
 h another column Hoo Borin rublisbe, . card hica explains itself.
 H,n. d. G. H .bbard returned from Sil. yer District on Wednesday.
 The Yuma Indians are earning grea: deal of moaey cutting wood.
 J. M tina has set Oat pepte. trees Ia fnoat of his Main Street property
 O~ier the SENTINEL mailed to you, friends in California and the East.
 Hon. E. J. Trippel, wife and son paid this eff e pleasant visit yesterd,y.
 NJ. J. Nugent will plant au acre in navel oranges on his Mountain Lion ranch.
 Al interesting communication from thf GiIa valley will be published next issue Mta4el N dina has some n .g Iidceat ffuir ,I the lemon trees growing in his garden. The Chinese New Year celebrations were celebrated with much eeLas during tue past week.
 Doc Smart the train robber takes his i'm prisonment in the penitentiary very philo- sophically.
 A. D. CraafOrd has responsible posi- tioI on the Mohavk canal and ia getting along nicely.
 FL Itjes President of the Antelope Canal Company has gone to Pomona on i, business visit
 Trs L. Nj. Hamlin of Chicago and Mrs G " Norton paid this office pleasant visit on "Wednesday afternoon.
 Col T. '. Noble the afflble Division Superintendent of the Southern Pacidc com pshy was in town on Thursday.
 The SENTINEL has just turned out some very inc jIb york for Mes3rs. Norton ahd Spencer the Mohawk canal contractors. O1r popular friend Esteren Cerrern has recovered his usual good health end paid this Ch e short call during the week. It is said that number of 'a.Iies ai.d ge | tle.nen of Yuma were the reci 2ielts ,fs splendid lunch at Fort Yum, on Munda, last.
 A Yale lot k key was left at this fs,e a fe~ days ago; the owner can nave 1t by cal il.g on the SENTINEL and paying ior thi, notice.
 Ranehing has become very ppprlar ald n arly evey citizen of the town is the -.roud owner of at least I60 acres of Yama's fer tile lands.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
FAcfs YOU a

HAGT9 yOV "a eiss sAs sakss ss< ksrl.s Ovva
 esrH k ia J~oy City D.. S>0 tAis fsssry AAhss h. ~as CyA
 hAsd Climax Ping, tts s saAR>N
 sst fer fsss-class shsvins = =. SAa sAa asssy sas sssAsis-.it /. = %G s,e& :. Slaa hss ysar tlsee)lt nads aad ssis '-ssAaDse ssastisy of s7,ss.,sss lsA e .s sss tAsS cad toua sf tobacco. 1sas tAis was ncrs shaa sss-ssvsssh ss aU sAs - baeeo ra2de la the Ur;ssd States asswisls ssaadaa2 tass shsrs wsrs Ses fsesessss as wGk. ssss n the Last st ysas ths faese7 ks AslSse sup2or, tAs Taissd ssasss coveslnsss ss sAS s=seos ef over Forty-ferr nailliea sssss kED d.cd taousand dollars (s44,7eeysss.ss) 1siA k.:o tAs U. $. Treasury ta Iasssaal Ssvsass 1axes
 fhas the pay-roIl of sAh facsory ls shsst es.slR Ooo.eo per rear or esoyeease per wssk Tat ths factory employs about 3.ses ossfssiVsA 5hA. this factory makes szch wonderfully Ess4 ehevia Climax Plug stas many ether fassssisR have tned to initiate 1t ia vain, and In dsspAb aoa try to attract custom ty sEsdng lassSD pieces of inferior goods for the same peiss. fAas tAis factory nevertheless eoasiarss - ia0eaD its businsss every yea. Shas tAis fassery beiaa-s to and l. eSesesd V
 rszrs, vsry truly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Wonderfu! Cures.

W. D. Hoyt ( Co, Wholesale and retai Druggists of Rome, Ga. say; "We hayt cen selling pr. Kings New Discover aie,:.r,c Bi:,ers and Buckle;'s Armies Salv+ 't four Je-ys. Haze never handled reme
 ies that sell as well, or give suca univers;.;i a i faction. There have been some onder ul cures effected by these medicines in thi @ty. Several cases of proLouncsd Consumr ton have been entirely cured by use of | 'ss bottles of Dr. Kings New Discover. .aken in connection with Electric Bittsrs. .'s guarantee them always.
 Sold hY 4. Frank
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
DELlNJJEaT TAX LIST.

of Yuma County A. T. for the fiscal year ot 1887:
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
County Directory.

Probate Judge, c. H. Bfinley. Treasurer. A. E.. DeCorse. Sheriff. NJ. ]. Nugent, Dist. Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. Supervisors; c. V. Meeden, Chairman.
 OF. Townsend, and D. NJ. Fieli. Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo. Clerk of District Court, c. H. Briuley. Justices of the Peace, c, 4. Ring~ald.
 K. T, Burr, Coroner and Public Administrator, ]. T
 Taggart.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

L. RieA.uss Csldex BaIsani 50. | Sorestn the Legs and B :dy; Sore El S. Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper.e Ior B.O he', EypSilitie' at sSsh, diseased eeSaH,- and al primary fer as os ths disesss kn VII aT Syphilis. Price, ;O pet B> IT,. Ls Richau's C.. Id m B-ils6fe Eo 2 oufes-Terti ", Aercuria SJp ii ftic Rhe;- matism, Pains in the Bones, Pain in the Head, back of the Neck, U era:ed Sore Throat, Syph:iit,e Rash, GCr1,s .d con- S,seted CerSs, Stiffness of the Limbs, an.f e.adic:tes a1 as>Ase from tAe syS 'eini whether esu-ed by indscrctf CT abuse q Mercury, leaving the D: ,od pare anI healthy. P-ice ss 70 Dee Q :ie. Irritation Gravel, and su Urina O Gci;.-f a disaIrsOgenssts. Prisssa 50 per Le Biehsas. Csa!sV sp,aish In- t>cti m, fr ssve- c eas~s of G1nor-hGcs. 1ndImmctc ? Gleet. St5ctrP s,&c. Fricv o1 per Bo4t1s.
 Ls Rfch%W's @ .I6en . ntment for t 6 ek ave hea. Rg of yu.l;;.. tic ::5 anl eruot:ons. PRi~ee1 O p T B rK- Is ichsuss Go:d~, IT. --.;, -vo and Bra It oatrnent; loss O physi al por- e, ex-ess C. oye-.vH-'s. rOssration, Itc. Prics S3 % per Box.
 TsStc rid Eervi-e,
 Sent tverywheEe, c. o. D., rs0ure'y Paekea per express.
 ks7S4-3 SansDms street, Or4er CIly,
 SIn Francisco. Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED F3EG-
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
No:ice.

Office of the Superintendent of Public Schools of Yuma O., Yuma, A. T. Feb. 18th, 1888. The regular meeting of the County Bos,d of Examination of Yuma c. ,nsy will be held at the school house in the town of Hu ma on
 MONDAY, MARCH $, 1888, st 10 o'clock A. M.
 q. H. BRfNLEy, Probate Judge and ex-ofico SuperiRtendont ct Sshools of Yuma O., A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Church and Sunday School vii he he',. .+ Gle Hall of the A O. U. W. N aa folio sunday School at 2:30 ?. Iii. Gospel service at 3 D. m. be9i ..,;ng Se..f n. Public services in the Pecit -ntI.r. S:30 a m To each of the abors the p,. lie is cordially invited.
 H. J. FRL-Rs
 .-.-- Mlssionar-
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

This pssner never varies. A marve- oE purity. strength and whotesomeness. More than She ordinary kinds and 2 mot be sold in competition with the Inul' .,tade of low test, short weight, alam %.
 ;lospaate DO vders. Sold only n ea"s ooy.L BAKISa POWDER Co. l06 Wall street Ne. York,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
suoklsn's Arnica saIvs.

Buckton'o AvnfcA SatvSs
 The Best Salve In the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Rseum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Fl .nds, Chilbrains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pil.,. or no lay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Price g cents per box.
 FOR SALE BY A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

--~~>~ year Ot 1887:
 Avila. F. l-33 part O,ntrerss
 ditch Glla River, l60 acres
 Sec. 5, T. s. R. l6, l60
 acres Sec. If, T. 6. R. l3
 taxes and costs. S2. 3! Abbett, August, $40 acres Sec.
 5.T.S R. l7 taxes and costs. 3 6: Augier. D. w. 320 acres Sec. l2
 T. 8 R. IT taxes and cosss. 27; Avila, P. l.l6 in the Contreras
 q el, go acres Sec. 20, T.
 6 k. l2 taxes and cos,s. e9i Antelope Ditch taxes and costs 39 9i Broaded, J. W. l60 acres Sec.
 %, T. 8 R. Ia taxes and costs. .s( Baker, J. H. 640 acres Sec. 26
 IT R. l6 taxes and costs. 36; BlaisdelI, F. q. 320 acres Sec.
 2l, T. 6 R. l7 taxes and
 costs. SIs
 o
 Chappeli J. F. l60 acres Sec.
 3l, T. s B. lS taxes and
 costs. Sl Campbell Carmslita, wagon,
 horse 5 mules. improve
 menrs on raHck Ellsworth
 Dist. taxes and costs. 96$ Clark, E. ii. 80 acres Sec. T.
 8 R. l7 taxes and costs. A Carpvnter Ed. 7. l20 acres Sec.
 2l. T. 8 R- i5 taxes and costs. 6i Cordls, Clara M. 40 acres Sec.
 2l, T. R. Is taxes and costs 2: Csrins, J. F. 80 acres Sec. IS,
 T. 2. k. l4. taxes and costs. A Cavanagh, B. W. so acres Sec.
 27, T. 2 k. l6 taxes and. CarIsan, W. P. 80 acres Sec.
 35, T. [ R. l7 taxes and
 costs. 44 Ci,awkR1, B. M. l60 acres See.
 17, R. 8 T. IT taxes and
 costs. v CluneA's, W. R. 160 Sec. 30,
 R.I7 T. l5 taxes and costa 0( Colclaugi,. W. H. l6o acres
 Sec. 29, T. 7 R. Is taxes
 and costs. tO Carr David, lrrigating ditch
 claim Gila river taxes and costs. 36 Crawford, A. R. house and lot
 Silent taxes and costs. 90 Colorado Commercial Land Go.
 Rancho de Lbs Algodones
 taxes and cost. si S5 Drew Joseph, Cullena Well
 statiou and Improvements
 taxes and costs lS 9e Dorrington and Morton, Colo
 rado ditch loca.icu and Gila
 river ditch loca ion taxes sud
 costs. Ss Ewing, F. |. $40 acres Sec. II
 and l2, T. $ R. l7 taxes and costs. S63| Estes, B. W. l6o acres Sec. 2s, T. z B. l5 taxes and costs. 9l|
 F feliE Refugio. lot 4, blk. 6 village of Yuma taxes and costs. 1S9 Eountain W A. $40 acres Sec. 16, I. 8 B. l7 taxes and costs 5 63 l franklin Gelim. 320 acres Sec 30, T. z E. l6 taxes aud cost. Sl ,oodricb, Wm. GAO acres Sec 2l and 30, k. 8 T. l7 and
 IS tax es and costs. S63 iregg, F w. GAO acres Sec 8, T. 8 R. l7 taxes ard costs. 3 63 iant, Robt. 800 acres Sec 2 | and 8, T. 8 R. ls taxes and costs. 454 'ollwater Sam, 320 acres Sec 2l, T. : R. l5 taxes and costs. S9i M. 80 acres Sec 34, T z ;. l5 taxes and cos a A Famble, .,uhn k. l60 acres taxes and costs. 90 rant and Landon, Irrigating ditch Gila river taxes and cOsfA 3 -oldwater & Frank Maraquitta miue Plomosa district takes and costs. 1893 oehr; Mrs M H. &So acres taxes and costs. 275 Harrisburg G M < M Go. Machinery and tools taxes and costs. ll39l Iaddox, J T. 320 acres Secs 23 and 8. T. 8 B. Is tsxes and costs. lSl .iesrand J L. l60 acres Adonde, taxes and costs. 90 | all Dennis 70 acres Sec l5, taxes and costs. p .og n John, l60 acren Sec 32, T. 2 R. l7 taxes and costs 90 .scket, W w. 800 acr r-s taxes
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Highest wind velocity and directio l9 miles NE 6 s
 A. F. WHITFIELD,
 Pvt Sig Corps
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-23
Against Women 6udra age.

The basis Of the decision against
woman suffrage in Washington Territory
is the argument that the intention Of
congress in using the word citlzen," in
defining the exercise of the suffrage in
the territory, under the organic act, was
to restrict the suffrage to persons male.
The point seems to be we'll taken. 1t is
in fact, beyond controversy that the
intent of congress, when the organic acc
Of tho territory was framed, that the
citizen" who should be voter was the
male over q years of age. Women are
"citizcns,' indeed, and 80 are children !;
but congress, in using the word Citizen"
in relation 10 the privilege Of voting, has
never used it with iiiteus to include
them. OF this fact there is no question.
Exercise Of the suffrage in territory
is regulated by the meaning of the
organic act OF such territory, which is q
law OF congress. No territorial law can
override it. OF course state, if it sees
fit, can give women the suffrage; but in
our own state, and perhaps every other,
it would first be necessary to amend the
acknowledgements.