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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-02-16
Arizona Pres. Association.

There will be meeting of the Arizona
Press Association, in Representative Hall,
Phoenix, Arizona, Sunday, February II,
at 2:30 o'clock p m. All active members
of the Press in the Territory who wish to
become members of the association are re
quested to notify the secretary at once, and
all are invited to attend the meeting on the
above date. J. ]. CHATHAM,
Secretary pro TEN.
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EupspsY.

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fu!Iy enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for it daily, and mourn
ing because they find it not Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are spent annually
by orr people in the hope that they may at
tain this boon. And yet it may be had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if
used according TO directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you good digestion
and ous5 the demon dyspepsia, and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases of the
Liver, Stomach or kidneys. Sold for SOC.
aud 81 90 per bottle by A. Frank.
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Desert Land Final Proo'--' NOiica Fer Publication
U1.5ei Stat rs Land Office,

Tucson, AllZ0na, {, an. 7, 1883. I
Notice is hereby given that yward Hen
ry Clark, of Yuma Ari;soaa, has lied notice
Of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. $50, for lots 3 and i of Sec
ton /, Township 8 south, range II vest,
before the Clerk Of the u. $. District Court
at Yama, Arizona, on Friday, 5As lst day
Of March, 1889.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irri gation and reclama-
ton of said land:
Garland, Post, of Mohawk valley, Yu-
ma county, Arizona; Simon W. Taylor, of
Mohawk valley, Yuma county, Arizona; w.
ii. Treichlcr OF Moha'g valley, Yuma coun-
ty, Arizona; Robert Cant, OF MohaN valley
Yuma county, Arizona.
4. =. DUFF,
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CARD ROOMS,
Everything First-CIass.
MAIN ST.
notice of Commutei homestead proof,
Homestead Application No. 771.)
L. S. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, ARIZONA,
jan. 26, 1889.

(Homestead Application No. I'D
Us. LAND OFFICE, Tucson, ARIZONA
jan. 20 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of MS inren-
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be
fore the Clerk Of the U. S. District Court at
Yuma, Yuma county, Arizona, on 18th day
of March, 1889, viz: Frank @. Blaisdell, OF
Yuma P. o., Yuma county, Arizona, for
the NJ of NW4 of section 50, township S s,
range % w.
He names the following witnesses t.
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: t. L. Ewing,
c. c. Stove, Nj. J. Nlgent, +. a. South.
worth, ali of Yuma, Arizona.
A j.. DUFF,
Register.
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METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY.

Signal OGi;e, Yuma. A. 7.
The following is the meteorological report
for the week ending February l4th, 1889,
which Mr.. A. F. Whitfield has kindly sent
to the SENTINEL:
Mean Temperature 62
Highest rs.
Lowest IA.
Rainfall U
A. F. WHITFIELD,
Pvt Sig. Corps
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SATURDAY, FEB. l6, 1889.
church Notice.

Evangelical Service in the Court House
every Sunday at II &. IN. and 3 p. m. Sum
day school at 2:3Op. m. Send your chill
dren; instruction free. II. j. EHLERS.
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This powder never Varies. A marvel of
purity, strength and wtolesomeness. More
economical than the Ordinary kinds and
cannot be sold in compe 5ition with the null
titude of low test, short weight, alum 60.
phosphate powders. Sold only IN cans
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co. LOG Wall street
New York.
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MoRRIsrowN, TEfrN., July a, 1855.


The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Commemorative yalrs ago was so I'M
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case of blood poison NY bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract.
was under treatment tf the physician from
the inception of the disease until found
that he could do me no good. Then,
through the advice o; friend began TAX
ing S. S. S. Your II edicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound AMI we'll That was two or
three years ago, but | have seen no evidence
of the return of the disease, and l take this
opportunity to thani you for what it has done
for me. 1t saved ~ life. You can refer
any one to me. R. M. WALL.
FARMERsvILLE, Tex, June 22, 1885.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ca:
Conference.-The mother of a member
of our firm was al lictcd with a cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. 6. S., and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
Il break out again, "a L advise you.
Very truly,
PENDLETON, YEARLY & RILEY,
Druggists.
Three books mailel free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer I. Atlanta, Ga
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Sheriff Nugent got back fror
Apache county yesterday.

Sheriff Nugent got back from
Apache county yesterday.
Attorney General Rush was pas
senger on Sundays east-bound ex-
press.
). L. Redondo has returned from
the capital accompanied by his sis
tiers.
Only three miles more of work and
the great Mohawk canal will be com
ploted
Hon. A. G.. Hubbard went up to
Norton's, in the early part of the
week.
DIR. J. R. Robertson and wife went
up to the Antelope valley on Tuesday
last.
Thursday, St. Valentines day, was
celebrated by our young folks in the
usual way,
Mrs. Esther Post left town for her
ranch in the Mohawk valley, few
days ago.
By the first of March an elegant sa-
loon and billiard room will be opened
on Main street.
Captain G. '. Meeden after spend
ing few days in Phoenix returned
home yesterday.
It is said that another church soci
able will be given by number of la
dies of Yuma at an early day.
Two practical orickmakers are pre-
pairing to engage in the manufacture
of brick, in the western addition.
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Three books mailel free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer ). Atlanta. Ga
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LOCAL NOTES.

Pvt. Sig. Corps
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Two practical orickmakers are pre-
pairing to engage in the manufacture
of brick, in the western addition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-04-04
TIE EAST.

THE death of Theodore Steinway. of the
firm of Steinway & Sons piano unanufact-
urers of New York occurred on the 10Th at
Brunswick, Germany
f. CUMMINGS Il Co. of Boston leather
dealers failed on the 18th for $4,000
IRE destroyed a large shoe factory in
Brooklyn y y. on the 26th causing a loss
of sl0o,O0a. Many OF the one hundred EN-
ployes were obliged to jump from high
windows and twenty-three were badly in
jured
FIVE business buildings and a church
were destroyed by FIRE at West Haven
Conn. ON the 9th
FIRE destroyed the foundry and machine
shops of Mcintosh & Hemphill, at Pitts
burch Pa, on he 18th. Loss, slOOOOO
ON the 27th Nicholas Mead waiter in the
Revere House At Boston. shot Mrs Samue
Tuck and her boy and then killed himself
FLAMES ON the 21th at Scranton, Pa, de
stroved the dry goods stock of ClelIand
simpson & Taylor, valued at 500. 600
On the 21th Mrs Thuring, OF Allegheny
CITY. Pa. was charged with having hired q
man Tor twenty dollars to murder her hus-
band The man informed the police instead
of numbering Thuring
The ten thousand striking wcavers at Fall
River. Mass. retained to work at the old
wages OF the -tLu
On the 2Sth Thomas Keegan, an Irisf
rebel of o. was buried in Juniata town
ship. Pa lie was one hundred and eight
wears old and came 70 America seventy five
years ago.
NINE deaths had occurred on the 2Sth al
East Pembroke, y. Y. in the families OF
Rev Samuel Calkins, his son Bradley and
Deacon smith caused by poisonous gases
arising from a mass Of decaying vegetable
matter i'm the cellar of the Calkius house.
MWE HOWE Of WOmans Bank fame in
Boston, who was arrested three months age
on complaint Of some Of her victims. was
discharged on the 2Sth
AT Bloomingburgh y. Y. a fire destroyed
the barn and outbuildings on the farm OF y
e. Horton with contents. including fOm
horses and fiftv-twO head Of cattle.
MERCHANTS of New York organized the
/ Spanish-Amcricam Commercial Union or
/ the 18th nit the object being 10 promote
trade between the United States and South
Z Ar4erlca
Al long Island city y Y, an acre Of
business buildings was burned on the 3Qtl
nit
ON the seth ulL the new public library Al
Braddock Pa built by Andrew Carnegie
the iron and steel manufacturer, at n cost
OF sl9iO0a was formally presented 10 the
ririza. of that Mace
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FROM WASHINGTON.

President HARRISON issued a prOclama-
ton on the 9th opening the Oklahoma
lants % settlement on April -
The death Of ex-Congressman Peter p.
Mahonev. OF BROOKLYN. occurred in Wash
ington ON the 9th. at the age Of forty-cne
years He was elected to the Forty ninth
and Fiftieth Congresses as a Democrat
AZ order was issued on the 25th by the
POstmaster-General placing the railway
mail service under the supervision Of First
Assistant Postmaster General ClarksOn.
II was stated on the 2Sth that most of
the railway mail employees who were re-
moved by the Democratic administration
would lie returned to their old places at
once.
OK the 2Sth Henry W. Raymond editor of
the Germantown Pa Telegraph, was APP
pointed private secretary to Secretary of
the Navy Tracy
THERE were 90 business failures in the
United States during tn. seven days ended
ON the 9th ult, again 81 2i9 the previous
seven days
THE President on.the 9th ult appointed
y otis Humphrey OF Illinois. Alfred NJ
Wilson Of Arkansas and Ex-Governor
George i. Robinson Of Massachusetts, a
conn ission 10 treat with the Cherokee and
other Indians with relation To the opening
of tine Oklahoma country.
AT twenty six leading clearing houses in
the United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 5Oth ulL aggregated
s.s'l .cjl so against sl,Ol5, 9Sl, O76 the
I previous week As compared with the cor
responding week of 1855 the increase
amounted 10 DIS
THE death of Major Reno. of Custer mas
sacre nOtOriety. occurred in Washington on
the 5ith ult of cancer
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-04-04
WEST AND SOUTH.

MACK FEANCI- and James Turner tcOloredl
were hanged ON the 2sth at Lebanon Tenn,
for the murder u lew Martin tcOloredl.
They confessed their guilt on the scaffOld-
Ir was discovered on the 25th that the
boundary line between California and
Lower California. rs fixed by the treaty OF
Guadaloupe. should be sixty miles south of
the line now recognized. and that therefore
Eusenada and the alleged gold fields are
within United States territory
oN the eth il was decided to consolidate
the Chattanooga and the Grant Memorial
universities Of Athens. Tenn under the
name Of the Grant Memorial University.
THE frln OF Sperrv & Co. Of san Fran
cisco. donated fifty tons Of flour 70 the sui
ferers in China from famine, and il formed
part of the cargo OF the CITY Of Pekin which
sailed from the Golden Gate on the 27th-
Mss WILLIAM DRtaE was instantly killed
hv a switch engine and her husband fatally
injured 1T a railroad crossing at Ia Crosse,
Wis. ON the 9TH
Is Stearns County. MINI, prairie fires
were raging on the 9th The high wind
had carried the flames into the woods, and
much damage was being done.
THE death Of susan Young. a native of
Denmark. and for twenty eight wears an
inmate ~ the county poor farm az Rockford,
hundred and FIVE years
DISTINCT shocks Of earthquake We're felt
ON the 18th AZ Buckeystown and jefferson
and along the Monocacy river in the vicin-
ity of Frederick County. Nd
Thomson & SwIGERs hveIy stables in
jacksonville. III. were harmed TO the
ground ON the 18th. and nfty head Of horses
and mules persisted in the flames
SEyERAL counterfeit silver dollars and the
dies used Tor making them were discovered
buried near Winamac. Ind. on the 18th The
counterfeits had been circulated extensive
Is i'm that section lately
o. the 18th four Americans left FL Paso,
Tex. went 10 Juarez Mex, became DR. ank
and disorierly. and, resisting arrest shot
and killed two policemen They escaped
TO the American side
THREE accused cattle thieves, Gannow.
Babcock and Remus were taken from then
homes at Ainsworth. Neh by masked men
on the 2Sth across The tie into the reserva-
ton and delivered them 10 a band OF
Indians. who killed them all
TwENrT-Two persons indicted for cleo
tion-law violations were discharged on the
eth at Indianapolis, Ind. for want OF proof
against them.
The steamer City Of New Baltimore arrived
{ in Detroit on the 18th from s. CLAIR. being
the first boat Of the season The earliest
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The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
RESs IoNeI
Q. 5. - 81 sPEcIaL sEssIox

e. $ SENATE IN SPECIAL SESSION
TUESDAY March 95.-Among long list OF
nominations sent 20 the senate the follow.
ing are the most important: Francis T.
Warren, Of Wyoming TO be Governor OF
Wyoming Territory; benjamin F. White. OF
Dillon, NJ T., To be Governor of Montana
large number of previous appointments
we're confirmed
WEDNESDAY March 97.-President Harri-
son sent the following nominations to the
Senate: Robert T. Lincoln Of Illinois 20 be
Minister 20 England: Murat Halst ad OF
Ohio, Minister 10 Germany; Allen Thorn
dyke. OF New York. Minister to Russia
Patrick Egan. of Nebraska, Minister tC
Chill; Thomas Ryan. Of Kansas. Minister L
Mexico, John Hicks, of Wisconsin. Minister
70 Peru; and George y. Loring OF Massa
chusetts, Minister to Portugal Many pre-
viOus appointments were confirmed
THURSDAY. March * In the Senate the
Nice-presideut announced the appoint
ment of Senators CullOm and Gibson as
Regents of the Smithsonian Institute. to nil
vacancies Several nominations of minoi
importance were received from the Presi-
dent Murat Halsteads nomination fol-
Minister a. Germany was rejected by a vote
Of = nays % Is yeas A motion to recon
slider was carried
FRIDAY. March - 81 The following nOmi.
nations were sent 10 the senate by Presi
dent Harrison: Robert Adams, Jr, of Penn
sylvauia. Minister % Brazil; Lansing b
Misener. of California Minister To the Cen
trail American States; William l. Scruggs. OF
Georgia Minister To snezuela. William O
Bradley. of Kentucky. Minister TO Corea
George T. Shoup, OF Idaho, 70 be Governor
Of Idaho; George Chandler. of Kansas to be
First Assistant Secretary of the Interior
The nomination Of Murat Halstead as Min
ister To Berlin was discussed, but no actor
was taken
SATURDAY. March 30.-Among the nomina
atoms sent To the Senate by President Har
risOn were the following: J. T. Abbott, o.
New Hampshire 10 be Minister TO the Re
public Of Colombia; Edward II. TeIrill, o
Texas. 10 be Minister To Belgium Among
the ministerial nominations confirmed wer,
the following. Robert T. Lincoln, TO En-
gland; John Hicks, 10 Peru; George b. Lor
ing, to Portugal. Allan ThornGyke Rice. Z,
Russia; Thomas Ryan To Mexico; Patricl
Egan, To Chilli The nomination of Mura
Halstead, OF Ohio, as Minister to Germany
was finally rejected by vote of p To 10
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ITEMS CT ALL KINDS.

PRESIDENT HARRrsOS' is the fourteenth
lawyer TO hold the Executive chair Of the
Nation. He is also the fourteenth Of pure
AnFlo-Saxon blood.
= Swiss writer attributes badness 70
microscopic fungus, which. however, he has
not as yet been able TO describe or indeed
TO discover. Hethinks that BARRIERS should
be compelled 10 disinfect Tn r. combs and
brushes.
THREE Cinnamon in Canyon City, near
Yellowstone Park. established a laundry
over boiling spring, and id good bus
Z mess until the spring one night developed
suddenly the eruptivc force Of a geyser.
The tent was swept away, and the Lu-
/ fortunate Celestials were boiled % death.
I : WOMAN in Ridgeway, Caa., had the
banns between herself and two Of her lovers
published an church. The clergyman was
/ interviewed, ana gave it as ms opinion that
/ the woman was free, so far as the church was
/ concerned. to make the final selection when
she came to the altar on the wedding morn
ing.
I Az invention that is being used out West
I for sending coin through the mails consists
4 Of a piece Of pasteboard about the size Of an
envelope. In il are holes the SIZE Of q silver
/ quarter, half-dollar and a dollar, with red
1 paper seals ready TO paste across each slot
/ A coin can be put in and sealed, enclosed in
/ an envelope, and sent through the mails IL
safety.
TIE athletic-cuIture fad. which originated
( in Poston and has been steadily spreading,
/ has now reached Milwaukee, where young
women are eviucing lively interest in it.
/ 4 new feature Of the fad is the craze for
I fencing and boxing-two masculine &C
complishments, which for some reason are
( very dear TO the feminine mind.
s.MEMoRY HOOPS are the latest fad il
/ Kansas CITY. A memory hoop IS about ter
Il inches in diameter and VIII hold thirty C
I forty bows or knots And the thing FOR the
male friends o. , young lady 20 do IS to give
her a handsome piece Of coi0red silk, which
she ties on the hoop. The girl who covers
the most hoops in this way Is considered the
reignIng belle.
AMoEGthe birthday presents received By
I Edison, the inventor, was a cake from his
! servants It was about two feet in diameter
! and twelve inches high. It bore the inscrip
tion, Thomas 4 Edison, 1883" in frost
work, and around its edges were f9rty-twC
tiny iucandesceut electric lights supplied
from battery placed in a cavity in the
center Of the cake.
COLONEL FRED GR4yT has matchbox
/ which engages about as much Of his atten-
1 ton as any thing else. It IS a handsome af
/ fair, being Of Roman gold studded with
I diamonds. One diamond in the collection Is
as large as pea, and it is By pressing upor
| this that the box IS opened. The box was
given to ex-President Grant by the Shah o.
Persia The Colonel is never tired Of show
ing it and talking about It
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The factory building belon g.ng TO the
Mechanics Mil Company, Seattle, Wyo.,
was blown down during high wind
storm the morning of the lst. The WORK
men all escaped.
A PRIVATE letter dated Sept 4th. was
received at London the 1st, from Stanley.
He was in good health and spirits and left
Emin Bsy we'll. The place at which the
etter was written was St Mupe.
THE barns Of the Minneapolis street car
company were burned on the morning Of
he End Loss $1,000
/ THE German government has ordered
he cruiser Sperber and the Corvette
lAlexandrine to depart for Samoa immedi-
ately T. replace the two German war YES
sells lost in the recent disaster.
LONE highway man held up the stage
near Angeles Cal, the 1st. He serdred
he Wells, Fargo q Cos. treasure box
aud the MAJ; bag. The passengers we're
1ot molested
A NOVEL law suit was begun recently at
Herman, MINI. Il II. Schram leased his
farm TO Alex Weir with the stipulation
:hat all OF the increase by live stock on
he farm should be ullly divided be-
.wcen the two Before Schran could re-
move, his wife : birth TO a son. Weir
claims that he Is by lease entitled to a
half ownership in the baby.
tbs public debt re1uction for March
was SI3 COO, 600
THE Texas leg stature leased the old
state capitol buildings as q confederate
soldiers home st q rental of s. per year.
GEORGE II SHIELDS. of Missouri as assis-
.ant attorney general for the interior aud
Ellis H. Roberts, assistant treasurer at
New York were among the nominations
made by President Harrison April ist
I GRANT the republican candidate for
Justice OF Supreme Court Of Michigan was
elected the LIST by about $4,000 plurality.
The balance Of the ticket by nearly sam Q
figure, Mrs. Parsons was elected school
director in Detroit
Nm MaRsHALLs an old veteran was
killed the lst by Thomas Egan in q
quarrel at a saloon near the soldiers home
Milwaukee.
/ As freight on the Baltimore q Ohio
railroad rounded E corner 20 cross the
bridge over Hart's Run near Cameron,
Nd. the structure was discovered on fire
The engineer could not stop the train sc
he put on full steam and dashed onto the
bridge. The engine crossed safelv, but
lust as il did so the bridge collapsed. the
train wrecked and two tramps burned to
death.
| OK the morning Of the LIST fire broke on.
in frame house, Milwaukee, Wis, occu-
pied b. Mrs Kinlien and three children
aged two, four and seven Before the fire
department could reach the scene. the
mother aud children were burned to death.
There were indications that the mother
had deliberately burned herself aud chill
iren 20 death.