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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Chinese New Year, to-day.
 William s. Hodges is in town from PicA che.
 Elmer B. wagy was ID town during the week.
 Next Wednesday Is the beginning si Lent.
 Frank King of Tacua is here on land busi- ness.
 Easter Sunday falls on April lst, thi, year.
 Hon. Samuel Pu'dy is back from his ranch.
 The Southern Pacific Hotel is being re- painted.
 J. ?. Nc. Clain is here enjoying Yuma sunshine.
 Peter Monson arrived here from Aztec yesterday.
 Robt D. ChappeQ is in town from Ante lope valley.
 Judge Isaac Levy has gone to California on business visit.
 Dwelling houses and furnished rooms are in active demand.
 J. D. Billings of Atlanta Georgia was in Yuma few days since.
 The subscriptions to the Chapel building fund continue to increase.
 Sheriff Nugent is now living on his ranch *we miles frem town. !: 'Handssme Gene" celebrated his twenty first birthday yesterday.
 Several private sonveyances for up-river left town during the week.
 Captain Isaac Pulhamus returned from California yesterday morning
 The school house is now supplied with wac by the City water works.
 Miss Lily and Mrs. F. L. Ewing were in town on Wednesday morning. TAe A. 0. U. W. is one of the strongest secret organizations in Arizona. The gardens are overaowing with sweet scented and bright hued flowers
 Yuma Legion Select Knights meets on TIesday evening next at o'clock.
 Col Cameron King has opened his cfice er Main Street in Nolinas building. The railroad pay ear gladdened the hearts of it's many employees few days ago. James Nelson has sold some of his San Gabriel to xn lots to Cnas. h. Lambie. Sheriff Nlgelt jailed a loud-spokeu drunk by the name f Cottar on Thursday morning The owners of the Toledo canal expect to turn the water in the ditch about March lst. The young gentlemen of Yuma propose giving grand baite, on Mardi Gras night. Mel HarwOed arrived few days ago from California and went up ts the Mohaw k canal
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STILL ON EARTH.

Mir. F. H GoodriclI, It. Louis trare- ing man, representing the Graham Paper O., contributes the. following, it may |, of value to you: T have been troubleu with colds and soreness of the breast the past ear and lind great relief in Chambei lain Gu ,.i Remedy. cheerfullv recon mend it to any one troubled with coaghs e colds, give 1t trial" L. H4rry, B met chant of Sweet Home. Mo, has also useti it for several years and knows it's value, ht says Cham0er!ains Congh Remedy neye. tails to give quick relief and that ne always keeps it in the house and would not b$ without it for tive times its cost. Sold l. :. J. Gandelfo.
 The SENTINEL returns hanks to the Hol Isaac Lyons for the large and luscious Urs,.- ges he sent this ofioe, from his Anahein. ranch.
 The season of fri. ohCy will end on Tue day next; for forty day thereafter tie faithful will shun the pleasures and vauities of life.
 The engineer Uho gas injured 4 fe weeks ago in the Deming railroad accitleui died frem his injuries Tn Tucson ou Wednes. day.
 O. F. Townsend has put up his new steam engine and expects to start pumping water for to irri. .-n-e the ranch this weel.
 Parseu H. J. rA.ofs published yer sensih!e and timely letter oD Prison mat ers, in late number of the Phoenix Herald.
 We are pleasant to annornce tha; M and Mrs. Trippel's little boy is rapidly re. covering from his late severe illness. Chamberlain's i4Je and okin Oiutmeut safe and certain cure for sore nipples. skin eruptions, scald head, letter, riles, and all smarting, itching diseases of the skin and f' unequalled for chronic sore eyeA Sold by J. Gsndolfo.
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A Sound le1aE Opinion.


 E Bairb idse -.a"d-y Esq. County A ty., Clay Co, Tex. says: "Haye used r'tectric bltsers with most happy results NJ brother also was very low with Ma .sliaI ever and JaundIce, bot vas cured bv tine- J use ot this medicine. Am satisted Elec- -rlc BiGters save hls life. ''
 Mir. D. I. Wilcoxsou, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds like testimony, saying. He possiti, : Deiie, es he WOuid have died, had it rot leen for Electric Bitters.
 This great remedy will ward of, as well IS cure ali Malaria Diseases, and for all Kid ey, Liver and Stomach Disorders stand. unequsled. Price 5ec. and Sl at 4. Frank $ Store
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Mr Wm. Vanslyke the proprietor of th' celeb s,.ed South Pacific Hotel at Oceausid, Ca.iio mia paid this offse a pleasant visi; yesterday. Mr. Vansly Ike came to Yuma ; couple of weeks ago, on account of thr0a trouble and says that our t.aiay and mil climate Is working wonders for him an, that he is rapidl" groaing better.
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County Directory.

Probate Judge, c. H. Brinley. Treasurer, A. E. DeCorsa. Sheriff, M. J. Nugent, Dist. Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight. County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. superv;scrs; c. V. Meeden, Chairman
 OF. Townsend. and D. M. Field. Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo, Clerk of District Court, c. H. Brinley. Justices of the Peace, G, A. Ringwaid,
 k. T, Burr, Coroner and Public Administrator, J. Il.
 Taggsrt.
 Constable. T, D, Lockwood.
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Ch-r,n,o, Nl.o-, Yr--ar~,at. :


 ssr. A. $ Whit., s..e we.. kIown author of = Htise'. Pi.onography.' fsmnus as the Cham, ;,s S:torthauH " iter of ths WoriG. received he first prin,r ii the ia. terns i n c nests tLnndop, Edinburyh, P4rls and Berlin; ti4 came near b. ing peE- ma, entity disabled bT shcu,natisTa His reeo.e'y bs the uAc of a sern-dy infallitle incurin3 ,h, u1sGisia and Al b cod ;ise,srs is tod in let e, te,l. h!s off.e, G9 Wa b. infton st.. Chicsqe, dated JGne %, l6S1, he WTite>:
 Your remedy has done wonderful ser- vice fur nc Fer ;he past five ye.rs have been troubled with Pneumatic raina, 'ny right bs ad had become almost use less and was graduslly iosi"g spssd as shorthand writer 4 friend of mine, Dr. Ded rich, rdvised nle of your remedy. I used dozen bOttles cf .. s. and an nov entirely recovered snIll ve. ceas. to ecmElcnd your cx client medicines, and slsA you much suc-ess.
 "feurs t'T'y, A S W1urr" A-d here l. ancti r witness:
 r NToN, Ark., August. 2j:h, 1887. Last sF ring was dangerous! f1ietzd with er, siH la, and ley fife was ,!espaired of by my p'.y-Icians. As a last hope I t.leG x. S. and saon found relief, and in two weeks was 7ble to attend to 1ny Lu i1rs-. 'scd f.e hoetlas
 's. H WITTHoR:G,E.,. s s.line Coxrier." TIeatise oL Bio aud Skin Disea.sa nn,lea ire. THE SWIFT st'ucIEIo Co, LrsreI ;, Atl .Esu, Ga.
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C.ris Horner has re,u ned from Moha j. c, where he spent couple cf week exan,,iiug the cruntry Horner i~ yer enthusiastic ab,at sAAt oec,ion of Ynn,., unty and says that the Moha"k valie, Is the finest tract of land he eyer saw iii hi-
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TraasuTer's Aotiee.
Yuma. A. T February llth lsS

Yuma A. T February llth 1885 Warrants on the General Funl of lma County A. T. Gp t" and including arraa' No. g. of 1878 will be paid on presentatio' at my office. Interest on called warrants will cease at date Of publication and if no presented in ten days, the funds han, N ill be used to pay the next in order oi issue.
 A. E DE CO2SE,
 Coanty Treasore..
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The Mnha valley is rapidly filing IT. ith settlers and in 2 few mouths V ill havt honsands of acres ,der culti'ation.
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NpriS1 Ot i9's -snpliOn PIsOf, Dec:aratory S+,' '7nent, Ea. 1928.
U. s. LAN2 JEFIJE. ] TICSOE- =. Dec. B. IS

TUCSos, :. ., Dec. 8, l7S. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AS the following naaed settfer has tiec notice of his intention. to make final proo, III support of his clai,n, And that ssid proof viii be made before the Clerk Of rhe Uniten Sta;es DisGrio! C0ers a5 Yutna, Arizona, o' the 10. n day of Fe ury, i5So, yiz; Jame- L Robbers.i,. of I,.-ns. Y"ma COrnty, Arizona, fer the " W & $ | i 5 " & 5 " 5 [ Sc in z, '. .. < ".
 He names the folioyting witnesses t. prore hi- continuous residence upon, as,' cultivation of, said land, zig:
 R D. CHAPPELL, of Ticna, ArizoIa Ter. E. HAyEs, |" ' yRASK KING, (" ' aRG L. u. FIELD, of Yuma. Arizona.
 A. D. DUFF, Register.
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General Superintendent Fillmore, Col. ( i' Crocker and other railroad officials wer> Ypma on a visit Monday last.
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Church and Sunday SobooI W i'll be held iu ti.s ia uf the A 0. U W. NJ : as follows: -sunday School at 2:30 P. m. Gospel service st 3 P. ni., beginning Sept. q. Public services ;n tEe feniteneiary a 9:30 a. r. To each ot the above the pub lie Ia cordially invited.
 II J. EHLFRs.
 Missionary
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StSton.

Corrty warraIt Eo. s, January 1888, or the Ge.erai fnnd in favor of Chris. H)rne' pnhlic is cautioned against purchaslhg Sai e rant.
 L. ESSELBURN.
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Sctics 70 Fs"rio's 8aSi,less Hen ard Spec atos.

ard SpscG ato s.
 The undersigned makes a speciality " ,,racticing before the U ;. Lc.ad Off . Tucson, A. T., and ili fu'uish a. c ,ilre. iniormaton in regard to the statns O entrie ma,ie Will also fnrnIsa nt: ts of any give. to- nship with abstracts Of the eI,ri's liade Special atten.lrn given tu contest case> Cor. espondeuce soliClted.
 EARLL II VEBB, If. TacSon, l. T. Box A.
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Jack Wrend has just s1lsheu p:antIng q hoice lot of grape vines on his ranch beio'. own; the vines are from Pasadena.
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Ls Rich su's colien Balsan No. Cures Chanc-es, fr5. @bd cord a'.es; Sores cn the Lesss and B dy; Sore Ea $, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-c Tor | Bio,rhee, syphi.it;c at h, iseased Seatp, and all primary 10 ls of the disease En1vn as Syphilis. Stfrns 70 per BO s1-s Ls Riehau's G Id n Ralsasn No 2 Cures-Terti ", Mercu-ia S-pE: 'itic Rheu, ma:ism, Iainl in the Bones, Pain in ths Head, back of the Neck, Liberated So=s Throat, SypA:itc Fash. Lu-nos and con- traeted Co. 8, Stiffness of the Limbs, ant e-sdiclteS f l q s.ase from the sys.e.n. whether caused ey ind scrcti CT abuse ot Mercury, l>1v;ng the b. iOd pure and healthy. P''-e $ 70 pec o>tle. L~ s.iehrU'. O sGen ruish An [. dots for tie cure tf Gono rhcea, Glce., Grrltstic Gravel, an.i al Urinary C. Gerf- tal disarrangements. Prize s1 s9 per Bottle.
 le Richaa'4 CoIdea e, ,nfsh In- t@cti n, i -Feve,e cas-s cf GJnorrh9a, lnfAmm toy Clect. St ictur s,Ne. Fries SI ger BJttls.
 ls RieAsu's Golden Q ntrceas fo-t 3 eff ct.ve hea-.Rs of syTi!. tic ssresS nnI sru1tion.. Prtce 9I 70 ? r Box. . le l. chAu's Go;6s.l IL S-Nrrvs and Pra' t-=atrnent: loss o. physi, al pow e eycess e. o-cr-ro-3I. Prostratioa. etc Psics s3 ca Pcr Bsx.
 Se nd Nervine.
 s ns everywhere, C. O. D.. sscurefy pesksa Ter express
 C, P. RICHAn = q co. Ag~ntA &49 SAhsruIe street, orae- I1y.
 San Franrisco. Cal.
 CIRCULAR NAILED FREE
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Peace o.1 Earth.

Awaits that countless army of martyrs shose ranks are constantly recruited iron ns victims of nervousness and nervUc ..iseases The price of the boon is & eye. e.. t.lc course of HJstetter's 5 omach 3i1turs, t .e nnest and most genial of tonic der i,iv- parsoed with reasonable persistence. Es sici ,leasanter aad safer this than to wash th,
 lcJualiing department with pseudo tc'tics alcoholic or the reverse, beef extracts Aerve foods, na: cotics, sed4tiyes and poison. In disguise Iii ed Nature \ eet restorei ''almy sleep," IS the pro, idential recuperau
 wea6 ner es. and this gloro .s franchis' Jeing usually the consequences of sound d. yestion and increased vigor, the great stoln schic which insutes both Is productive als, i lepeee at the required time. Not unre iresned au akens the l. ;iiyidual ho uses it D t vigorous. clear headed and tranqui. Use the Bitteis also III lever and agu, rheumatism, kidney troubles, constipatI,. and biiliousness,
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T IuMa OoenCy 4. l. Tor the us year of 1881:
 AviIa, F. l B pare Contreras
 ditch Gla River, l60 acres
 Sec. 5, T. 8. R. Is, l60
 acres Sec. If, T. 6 k. B
 taxes and costs. g.. Abbott, August, GAO acres Sec.
 }, T. 8 R. l7 5sxeS and costs. 3 A ger, D. ". 320 acres Sec. l2
 T. s R. F taxes and costs. 2 Av;ls P. 1, 5 la the Conlreras
 o C., 320 acres Soc. %, T. 6 Il. l2 taxes and costs. ? A t.lope Ditch taxes and cosis. 39 ] 6roaded, J. ". I60 acres Sec. p, T. 6 k. IS takes and costs. '. Baker, J. H. 640 acres Sec. 26 TT R. I6 taxes and cos = 3 Blalsdell, F. G. 320 acres Sec 21, T. 8 R. l7 taxes and costs. 5 Chappell J. F. l60 acres Sec
 3l, T. s R. Is taxes and costs.
 Campbell Carmelita, 1 wagon, horse 3 mul-s, improve ments on ranch Ellsworth Dist. taxes and costs. g. Clark, E. II. 80 acres See. T.
 5 R. F taxes and cosos. Carpenter Ed. |. 20 acres Sec. 2l. T. s k. iJ taxes and costs. Jordis, Clara M. 40 acres Sec
 2I, T. 8 R. l5 taxas and costs. arms, j E. 90 acres See. IS,
 T, 7 E. IA taxes and costs Javanagh, B w. 30 acres Sec 27, T. z k. IS taxes and
 cOSyS. Jarrnan, ". P. 80 acres Sec.
 35, I. Z R. l7 ta4as a,d
 costs. Crawford, E. M. l6O acres sec.
 I7, R. 8 T. l7 taxes and
 costs. rluness, w. R. l6O Sec. 30,
 R. l7 T. l5 taxes and costs. { Jolclaugh, w. Ii. l60 acres
 Sec. 29, T. 7 R. I5 taxes
 and costs. 'arr David, Irriga:ing ditch claim Gila river taxes and costs. ; , Crav ford, A. D. house aud lor , Silent taxes and costs. J! Colorado Commnrrial Lend %.
 Rancho de os Aigouoacs { taxes and cost. 9t' Drew Joseph. Cullen's We'll
 station and Improvements
 taxes and costs. Is Darlington and Morton, Colo 1 rado ditch location and Gila river ditch location taxes and costs. 5
 E
 Ewing, F. L. 640 acres Sec. II
 and l2, T. 8 R. l7 taxes
 and costs. 3 Estes, B. ". l60 acres Sec. 2S, T. z k. l5 taxes and costs. Feliz Refugio, lot 4, llk. 8
 village of Yuma taxes and costs. | Foun'a W A. 6to acres Sec.
 Is, I, 8 R. l7 taxes and costs 3 Franklin Gelim, 320 acres Sec 30, T. 7 k. l6 taxes and cost. Il Goodrich, Wm. GAO acres Sec
 2l and 30, R. s T. l7 and Is tax es and costs. 8 Gregg, F W. GAO acres Sec 8, T. 8 R. l7 taxes ard costs. 8 Cant, Robt. 800 acres Ser z and 8, T. 8 K. Is taxes and costs. 4 Goldwater Sam, 320 acres Sec 2l, T. 7 R. l5 taxes and costs. Greenleaf, Nj. 80 acres Sec 34, T 7 F. l5 taxes and cos 8. Gamble, John k. l60 acres
 taxes and costs. Grant and Landon, Irrigating
 ditch Gila river taxes and
 costs. Goldwat~r & Frank Maraquitta
 mine Plomosa district taxes
 and costs. IS! Goehr; Mrs NJ H. 480 acres
 t3xas anl costs. 2 Harrisl urg G M & N Go.
 Machinery and tcols- taxes
 ard costs. Il3! i{addox, J T. 320 acres Sees
 g and B, T. 8 R. Is taxes
 and costs. | Hiestand J L. l60 acres
 Adonde, taxes and costa. Hall Dennis 40 acres Sec l5.
 taxes and costs. Hogan John, l60 acres Sec g,
 T Z R. IT taxes and costs Racket, W w. 800 acres taxes
 and costs. 1! Hunter Edwin, l60 acres, Sec
 g, T. z R. Is taxes and
 costs
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euckIen,e Ar.nca salye.

The Best Salve in She world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, H.eum, Fe"er Sore, Tetter, Chapped H snd,, Chilbrains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure~ Pil-,. or no pay requi.ed. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funde'I. Price 9 cents per box.
 FOR SALE BY 4. Frank.
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METEOROLOGICAL SUaaaaf.

Highest wind velocity and direction Is miles NE & 8
 4. F. WHITFIELD,
 Pvt. Sig. Corps
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The Department of the Interior has au [ orileG the YRma Indians to cut all tn, ~ ood they wish on their reser, alton, unde contract with Geo. Bennett and CLs 5aker, guaranteeing the Italians S2 50 De cord. Messrs. Bennett and Baker iii shii most If the wood to Los Angeles.
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ts 2 .==Ja IS.

E. @esz ss. Caveats. Reissues and Trade >t.,ks ;rrca. hut. ,aers ra:eot ceus>s T ne P-teat Ljc- .l.,i ,y.tys ske lo, rts yrowrtiy a-.d cafei,,hs 4t,.rd-.: 70.
 C;.oi ,eccip: O. asis; c s.;etth of iu, en- rios, u':,e c;,-eF,: ex, mineti ,. a,ld asiS sss e l. e' "''i+~ i0ss ef cl8rqe.
 FEES MODERATE, ar make p3 evsrae thh-S. .-.,'tHT .> g. ! ED. Information. '. advice and special references sent os april, cation.
 ). ?. LITE, |, %ashins.cr 3. a Near IT = po=.-. O1Ea.
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The Carga Mnchacho district gold mine- Qpear 10 be in demand; a number of sales, .te reported from there lately.
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The Patriotic Sons of America will give 9 grand ball in Tonlb tone on the 22nd O February, Washilgton's birthday.
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The E TIsEL .fice Is new located in ( pesE-ots -e b'.Ildiug on Second street, a4', Te vii gladly welcome all friends au;! enemies who nay cell to See us.
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The new time table is heinz followed win mors regularity than any ot the former time cards,
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The Yuma Indians will receive about ,-;5,o0O for the firewooi they will cut this .al ca their reservation.
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Hon. 4. G. HcbDard arrived here o, Tsea3.y morning aud lef. ..,e fo!lo. Ing ds fvr Silver District here he has valuable .nIaiag interests.
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Capt. J. A. Mellon aGd wife eutertaine, A number of friends on the steamer tiiia ca Tuesday, taking the party on trip dow ! tne Colorado ,lyer
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TAe San Berlardi.4o Board of Trade h. isS.ed pamphlet descriptive ol that COeI.
 ty, wnica Is the most miserable work Cf th,
 kiud ever pubiishcd
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Chas. Landon and Dayid Lamb have lo. csted canal on the Gi,a river, which they all the Apache canal.
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We are pleasant to ann3pnce tha; M . and Mrs. Trippel's little boy is rapidly ie covering from his late severe illness.
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0ciiN1J;TT TAX tiST.

f Yuma County A. T, for the dscaI year of 1887:
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Dc. J. R. Robbersoh Secretary of thc Antelope canal company was in town ye- tetday; he reports ever thing dourishilg the valley.
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Clip and Tea,nsVars' school districts ar. not mixing any use of their portion of tit school fund; no school at either place Chs sear.
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Parseu H. J. r4.efs published g yer sensible and timely letter on Prison mat :ers, in late number of the Phoenix Herald
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Drew Joseph. Cullen's We'll station and Improvements taxes and costs. Darlington and Morton, Colo rado ditch locatien and Gila river ditch location taxes and cosis.
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O. F. Townsend has put up his new steam engine and expects to start pumpins water for to irri .-a+a the ranch this weel
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6roaded, J. ". I60 acres Sec.
 p, T. $ k. IS takes and costs. z Baker, J. H. GAO acres Sec. 26
 TT R. f6 taxes and cos -- 3f BIaIsdell, F. G. 320 acres Sec.
 21, T. 8 R. l7 taxes and
 costs. 5
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A number of property hoflers on Ii. .in meet are preparing to set out trees; let the z 0d N ork continue
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The engineer Nho gas injured fe H weeks ago in the Deming railroad accicleu died frem his injuries Tn Tucson ou Wednes day
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The Carga Mnchacho district gold mine- .Qpear 10 be in demand; a number of sales, ere reported from there lately.
 The Yuma Indians will receive about ,4:5, 900 for the frewooi they will cut this ? sal ca their reservation.
 Chas. Landon and David Lamb have lo. cdted canal on the Gi,a river, which they aall the Apache canal
 A number of property holders on Ii ,in sIleet are preparing to set out trees; let the z od Nork continue
 M. Earl a prominent miningrnen of San rraDc;sco has been nining the mines Ill told Rock district. '..-
 Eureka and Castle Dome districts are the boss" camps for poor men at the present
 ice paid for lead.
 One d. d. in jail this eek. sentence ten O-iars sr ten days; Le still boards at the -"Uaty's expense.
 The cattle In the vIcinIty. of Lerdo Colony se dying In large numbers oM ing to the ,arcity of feed
 Hon. A. Doran of Final County passed through Yuma fe'g days age Gu his ay go Florence.
 It is said that work on the long pro missed railroad depot will be commenced next , eek.
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The season of fri, on1y will end on Tue day next; for forty days thereafter th faithful will shun the pleasures and vanitie of life.
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The SENTINEL returns hanks to the Hol Isaac Lyons for the large and luscious ors,. ges he sent this Ofioe, from his Anahein ranch.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-03-01

ty and civil causes, has once again been
busted up and made TO weave the judi
cial web about the Ieckless fly that
CHANGED to buzz to loudly within its
doleful precincts. Butt where has been
your Wanted prohibition party while
this awakening has been ringing through
the place Your bOastful leader, has
done naught but shout while Conscien
tIous members of the parties which he
found already in the field, formed them
selves into a society and accomplish
these results. while he harangued the
ladies on the glory of his cause or con-
graduated the workers over what I'VE
have done" and now you come before
citizens of this place claiming what
credit there may be in the events which
others have accomplished, with a bonn
bastic circular glowing with genPralities
but insignificant and obscure when eX
amined critically and carefully review
ed, in fact l am prevailed upon to he
lieve, and think ! am not alone in the
community, that. judging from your
circular, you have seriously mistaken
your position with reference to the pres
ent condition of affairs, that there is no
excuse for the existence of your party
as party, in this township, that on
arrogantly assume, for the purpC ses of
political superiority credit which be.
longs in the nam to others and that
when, in your Declaration of Princi-
pies" you declare the "disposing of both
the Republican and Democratic parties
wherever they may be in power through
out the land" you bestow the game be-
fore the chase is run forgetting that per.
chance as wary heads and as tireless
sinews as yours may be brought to bear
not to deny the advancement of your
principles but to defeat the prevalence
of your party. ii. I. CUsHMAN.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-03-01

Gen. Butler, when he is not running
for office; is pretty level headed. lie
has given his views of the new fishery
treaty in two column interview, max
ing thorough analysis of the treaty,
reviewing the History of the fisheries
and our relations with Canada and Great
Britain growing out of them, and then
summarizes and concludes as follows:
what the Secretary of state needed to
secure in behalf of the United States
was: first, sufficient guarantees for the
protection of our commercial rights (;
second, fair rial for the fishermen when
subjected to capture; and third, Immu
nifty from the merely local enactments
of Canada and recognition that the fish
cry issues are between the United States
and the British government and not be-
tween the United States and the Do
minlon of Canada. But the outcome Of
the negotiation shows that Mr.. Biyard
first abandoned the coast fishery and &C
knowledged the headland pretensiOn of
the British, thereby diminishing the
fishing waters of the United States over
extensive distances; second, yielded our
commercial privileges; third, secured a
speedy trial at the expense of a fair one;
fourth, bought and paid for by conces
sions from the United States, rights
which we're those of common humanity.
and ours already at public law; and fifth
contaminated our national humiliation
by agreeing to submit the notifications
of our law, called for by this treaty, to
the British government before they shall
20 into effect. My friend, have spent
a great deal more time over this matter
than meant to, but | have given you
only some of the prominent points
which show that this treaty is simply,
as was the treaty of Washington of 1871
and the Halifax arbitration of the fish
cry question; surrender of the rights
of the United States. and the dignity
and power of her people to the social in
huence at Washington Of the British
arlstocracy." That is about what the
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