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The Arizona sentinel., 1889-06-22
Notice oi Pre-em5tion Proof.
(DeclarAtory Statement No. 2335.) U. s, LAND OFFICE, TUcsoa, ARIZONA,
 June 5th 1880.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoa ARIZONA,
 June 5th lss9. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice of his intentioa to make tinal proof in support of his claim, and that Saii proof will be matte before the Clerk of the U. $. District Court at Yuma, Yuma Co. Arizona, on July Sth, 1859, viz: Henry Tleichler of Mohawk valley, Yuma Co. A. T. for the N " 1 of Sec II, Fps, s. R INV
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation af, said land, viz.
 Asa H. Post, of Tocaa, Yuma Co. Arizo- na, Levi NJ. Griswoid, of Tacna, Yuma Go, Arizona, k. Fort Suider, of 'racna. Yuma Co. Arizona, and Augustus D. Crsw- ford. of Tacns, Yuma Co. A,izona Any person who desires to protest az ainst the allowance 9f such proof, CT who knows If any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Depart nent, why sach proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at tie aboye mentioned time and place to cross examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to 0ff:r evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant
 A D. DUFF,
 Register.
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Notice of Prs.em7tlon Proof.
(Declaratory Sta.sment No. 2$4 y U. $. LAND OFFICE TUosoy, ARIZONA,
 May 2Tth; 19S3.

(Declaratory Sta.sment No. 2@4-.J
 U. S. LAND OFFICE TUosoy, ARIZONA,
 May 2Fth; 1ss9 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed rotice of hfJ inten- tion to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof wilt be made be fore the Clerk of the District Courb at Yuma Arizona, on Juiy l5th. 1889, viz: Conrad Uchsner of Mohawk Valley, Yuma Co. Ari- z,na, for the $ w ! of Sec. :, Fp 5, 5 f ij w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and culti satinn of, said land. viz: David D. Reavis. William il. Treic!.ler, Valentine WestfAll and Augustus D. Crav- ford, all of Moaa%l: Va..ty, Yuma Co. Arizona.
 Any person y ho desires to protfs- against the alo, ance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reIson. under the law and the regulations of tue Interior Depart nent, why znch proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at tire above mentioned time and piaoe to cros7-exanine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence ill rebuttal of that submitted by claimant
 4. D. DUFF.
 lsecister
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1 The "big" horse race will probably k place at the Yuma race track July <th There is said to be Sf,oJo already wage Cd oa the race 4 prominent cattle man here says that when his money is all covered that he has few hundred head of cows tc bet on the race.
 The ranches under the Biaisdell canal gre very attractive in their luxurilnce of yer dure. Ohe of the most charming places n ear Araby is that owned by Miss Lilly, Frank L. Eaing's sister; the location is one of the choicest in the valley, and the farm is a model one i1 every respect.
 Gold is never bred npoa the surface 0! the grolnd, but lies so hidden and so deep that the mines e i5 are seldom found; but the force of waters casts it out from the bowels Of the mountains and exposes 1t among the sands of the rivers, giving us of her bounty what we could not hope For by our search.-Dryden.
 Charles F. Ashley. who was formerly Tn lian agent at the Coloradorirer agency, has lately been appointed United States In liar agent at the Cheyenne and Arapa- hoe reservation. Daring his stay at Color ado river reserve Mr. Ashley made many warm friends; he is an efficient officer, a courteous and intelligent gentleman. His ,sell N;5aers in Yuma county congratulate him on his appointment.
 Oa Wednesday evening last Ignacia Fulva asked Bruno Martinez to loan hin & horse to ride for few hoIr9. 1r. Marti- neg accumulated him, and the following day learned that Fulys was on his way to Mexico. Sheriff Nugent then gave his at tentioa to tine matter, aad telegraphed to G.la Bead, where the bob horse:nln was caugat H. will ex plIia t3 Judge Mt5bett to-day what he knows about horse trading
 Amateur photography is one of the most fascinating and interesting studies Of the present day. Some of the finest work in photography is that of amateurs, and 1t Is done for the love of art, not for gain. Dr. P. Q. Cotter, of our village, is . very success fu! and industrious follower of the art, and his work is simply perfect. The doctor owns a first-class outfit, and his views of the sur rounding country are verify photographic gems.
 The settlers in the Mohawk valley are busily engaged in improving their places and preparing to prove up. Dr. Neil Me- Intyre has GAO acres under fence, and ill plant enc hundred thousand rooted grape vines, besides nn orchard of ch'ice fruita~ " II. li Henry Treichler, Of Sacramento, Gal, have 320 acres substantially fenced, and are having their place put into condition to set ont tre>s and vines. J. w. Dor ington bas force of thirty men and ten teams taking out lateral ditches and clear jag his section, with vies of putting it under cultivation as soon Gs possible. Ludiey G Co, ot Sacramento, Cal. have half section fencsd aud all being cul.igatei; the place is looking line, and Is in charge Of Fort E. Sniler. l. klenk las l60 acres of iae laad well ieucel; he is clearing his place and tsi:iag out Lateral ditches. h fact the entire valley is rap;.!iy filing with busy workers, ant in few short months will be ona of the most prosperous farming sec. tl0ns in A. i.ona.
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Assessment Ho;I Filed,

OFzIoE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, I
 YUMA, COUNTY, A. T. Notice is hereby given that the Assessor of Yuma County has this day filed the As sessment Roll in this office, and the Board of Supervisors will meet as a Eoard of Equalization On Monday, July lst, 1889, and continue in session from day to day, ros extending beyond July 20th, 1889.
 J. l.. REDONDO. *
 Clerk Board of Supervisors. YUMA, A. T., June 10th, 1889.
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Cnrystovai Notes.

The Sabbath school in the St. Louis colony. iu the eastern part of the county, has had very prosperous history since its organization last fail If the superinten, dent happen. .o be away some one, male ol female, carries 1t on. Last Sabbath they had what is called "Children's day" A prepared programme was executed, which consisted Of responsive seadi1gs, declama- tions and dialogues by the scholars. Al performed their part well. Some came from ten miles east, and MT. Nh. tins fam- ilv, north of the river, was over also. 4 collection for the edlcar;on Of young minis ters was taken up, and put into the funds of the general charch. At the close of the Sabbath school exercises the Rev. T. II. Hagerty preached ra appropriate and in structive sermon to the people. We think 1t mach better for these good people, or any others, to thas meet on the Sabbath for services than to meet to hunt game or carouse. as some do. Success to the St. Louis colony in it's work of Christian edu- cation and religious training!
 The colony has petitioned for :. postoffice with good prospects Of success.
 MT. FoWeI, or una, was mp through the colouy last week. He speaks we'll of the prospects.
 Two hack loads of the colony went up t. Aqua CAlientia springs and spent night last week. They were well pleased with the waters.
 It is encouraging that not case Of sick ness nor death has occurred in the colony since it's establishment.
 A list of tveaty children has been listed for school in the colony II.
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Probate N2tice.
4. D.. DUFF,
 Register.


 In th: Probate Court of t1e County of Yuma, Territory of ATlzoua.
 In the matter of tue estate of
 Daniel O'Conner, Deceased. ] Notice is hereby given, that Tuesday. the Dist, day of June, 1889, at ? o'clock ?. NJ. If sail day, at the courtroom of said court at the court house Of Yuma Conaty Territory of Arizona, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the Nun eapative Will of said Daniel O'Conner deceased, and for hearing the application cf John Fl. Dshan for the issuance to him of letters tessamentary thereon.
 @ c. H. RRINLEY, 1 sr.L. Judge and Ex Oticio
 Clerk of said Court
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Proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors.
Office of the Board of Supervisors,

Office Of the Board Of Supervisors,
 Yuma, A. T., June l4th, 1889.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a. III. Roll called; present, Chairman F. s. Iugal!s, Supervisors c. V. Meedcn O. F. Townsend and clerk. Communication from the Board of Super visors of Maricopa county in reference to survey of that county's boundary line was received, and on motion seconded and car ried. The clerk was ordered to furnish copy of same to county Surveyor. Communication from Governor WolfIey, referring to irrigation matters, was re- ceived, and on motion seconded and car ried, it is ordered that a meeting of the citizens of the county be held at the court house on the evening of July Sth, 1889, fer the purpose of considering the same, and the clerk ordered to give notice of said meeting, and also make publication e said communication.
 Report Of Supervisor Meeden OF levee work vas rece;v ed The report shows that the f0il2wicg Dotice was served to it: To aH per3o7s :aterpstea i7 :he so cs;IsS "Work oa tse Yuma Leree:" You are hcrehy noutitd rot to break greand. more dirt, cut trees or ehrubbery, or in .. otter way trcsp pass on Lot No / ft~ol in kica', No. 2S t9aenty-sixj in the village of YuHia, :. ~. as the esia l5t is nIy private property. ISABEL B. SMITH. B U. z. TowHssNp, Her Attorney IL Fact. Nlaa: 4. T., June .s-, lS&9.
 In consideration oI the above notice ! served work is ordered stopped.
 Moved ny F. $. lag,.i.s, that bill oF D. N F,ald, a".o-ar S239, for work on town ie' ee, be allowed oa the general iunG of the coua-y. I he motion vas seconded by C. Y. Meedan and carried, O. F. Townsend vc+'-o 70.
 On mo ion. seconded and carried, thc count iec I-der Is aut.y.izr,! .o p.rccce fo, tne ,se of L;s office the fnjloWiag recor& books: l. Release of mor>lN~ns CT ~eal ,i:op- ert,: and @ the salhe cn personal property ith their rcs3e"-:r- ..o,eXe&, and to f'n.- niss to .Lis L...rd the original biil for the same
 Ca notion the Board adjourned tc Jn'y Ist, I6So at 10 cioci: . III.
 F. $. INGALLS,,
 CnairEa,.- J. L. E+D1TDO,
 Clerk.
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Notica-TIm5er Culture.
United States Land 0fSce, l 'T,ocor Arizona May D l<g9 I
4. D. DUFF.
 ISroister.

United States banG C19ce,
 Tucson, Arizona, May ?, loG9. Complaint having been entered at this office by Augustus D. Crawford against Berjamin W. Estes, for failure to comply with laws as to ii nber-culture entry No. 25l, dated January }, 1888, upon the " l-2, Il IA and " I-2, sw IA, gee 2l, to ovnship : 5, range l5 w. in Yuma county Arizona, x ;th a view to the cancellation of said en- try; contestant alleging that said claimant has totally failed to comply with She law in any particular; that every entEeav or has been male to ascertain the whereabouts ot said claimant without success, and contest rnt verily believes that he is beyond the limits oF tae Territory, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the l2th day of August, 1889, at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond anu furnish testimony col- corning said alleged failure,
 A. D. DUFF,
 FRED ". SMITH, Register.
 Receiver.
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FRED ". SMITH,
 Receiver.
kotice of Pre-emp!ion PrOd'.
Declaratory St1temen. No. e333.) '. s. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, ARlho1A.C
 Eav 3I IsS5

(0eclaratory Statement No e959.)
 U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, ARlhoxA.t
 May 3I, I8S9-
 Notice IS hereby given that she following named settler has liied notice of his inten tien go make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Clerk Of the U. s. District Court at Yuma Arizona, on 18th day Q! July, 1889, t;Z: David D kravis of Cnry sto al Arizona for the W i Of Sec. l4 Ip 7,S. E. Is ". He names the following witnesses to prove lis continuous residence upon and cultivation Of, sad land. viz:
 George ". Merton, E. Fort Snide-. Da,ie! Derore and 4. ,. Crawford, al. oi Chrystosai, 4u'a4 Co. Arizoia.
 Any pe-son :. ho dc si,es to p"e:est against t!ic al.u&G .ce of such FT>of, or ~hn Nno.s s of any sIAstantiyl reyscn. 1ader tse law and the ragIia.!ons Of the lare.ior Da pat5.nent Hhy 2ccl proof @toa." lot h' aj.o we'd, viii be given all Onperturl.y at 1he above mentioned uhe aud r.ace to cross -exasuInc the illnesses of a2ll claimant, and U offer eeiiemoe . re3uCt.el of tha. sub mitted ty clainan5.
 {. D. DUFF,
 Register.
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meTeOR0LoGIcAL SUMMARY.
Signal Office, Yuma, 4. T.

Signal Ohice, una, A. T. The following is the meteorological report for the week erding June 70, 1889, which Nr \. Y. Whitfield has kindly sen: 10 thc SENTINEL:
 Meaa Temperature S5 Highest I04 L9west '' e. Raintai 0
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Electric E!tiers.

This remedy IS becoming so we'll known and so popular as to need 10 special men, tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise-a puYer med icine does not exist, and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed Electric Bittcrs will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove pimpies, boils, salt rheuin aid other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system, and prevent as well as cure ali snalAril levers. For cure of headache, constipation end ia- digestion, try Electric Bitters. Entire sat isfaction guaranteed or money refunded Price % cents and Sl00 per bottle at A. F.aak' store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-06-22
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 Gcntleucel--Five years ago wss so un. fortunate as to contract an extremely bad case of blood poison. My bones ac,ei a-d my nluscies began to swell and i.c. ! was under t-e-.:-lcilt Of the P!ATsician from the iG4egtion of tie disease .nt. tound t,iat ,l2 could 60 nnc ao Cooi Then, ing ;. 5. ;. Your medicine seemed to have. an immediate effect. took SIX bottles, 2nd today an sound and vel. That was two or tree years ago, but have seen no evidence of th9 return of tire disease, and is'1c tni5 opportunity to thank you for what it has done for me. 1t saved ny lle. You can refer 1-ly one to ne. 2. Nj. WALL. FazM72sv-LLr. TX. Jc-e c2. ISSG. Tle Swift Specific Cc ht'4-lta, Gs
 CcatleIcl-TE mc;fsr ci ue-1',cr of onT firm was afflicted a;ith q cancer ol:s so.e on Ter face fer apout tEertv yoa-s Duci... he past few ves-s t ttoiuled Ter very nuc'i by ct,nsinued raia and itching. Gt4 usei yo.ir ;. $. g., snd tue s0~- ha: t:s2neecrc1 and is acpareI2t.J vel. Shouil 4 bIe1l out ae ai.!, .7i" ad",Se you.
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N5.!ce 0; .f4-ama:iol PT3t,.
(Deciarlto-y Ssa:emehs Ho. sSSS4.j |. :. LAND OFFICE, jUCsov, ARIZONA,

li:y til, iS<9. Nnt.>e $ merely ..T,n th~S the tol:3ging name: ,-.teI as si el r7tita ot lis intention nae flai p:oof n appo,t o5 his .;.l, and that sa3 proc' vii bc .l.le hsiora Its l>s., ai :,e Eistrlct tOa t -C'na, iure 70. Art:.cn7 cn ,'r 2o!d, l:-4 ;l,s 5 Sutherland O! Lvvs.osal Euala. Co. 4. I- i,. ..e e ct nY oi : GO !. rp 6 '. H II ( roines t,- 'rj lowing TareaaS tc crcve b. con 5m,o residence 7oa, s.d or.Vati' of, s-i, l@Li, 
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 4. .. DVEF,
 Register.
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SATURDAY, JUNE g, 1889.

THIS PAPER ig :: 'i9es e'sfss S1 s. sssc! e Y <erchIn.s Ez h9ngs, San Francisco, %ho is the auth prizsd agcn. for this paper.
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Found.

Three large steers with my cattle, brand ed 2&. Owner can hare same by proving property and raying charges.
 1t HALL HANLAN, Yuma, A. T.
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suck:ea'. Esn:ca esfye.

Ths Best Save fa tue world for Cuts. Bruises. ScYes, Ulcers, R;ssu:n. Fever Sores letter. Che2Fe3 H'nds. Cli:h-ai-s Corns, a;.d el! S,k.n Erupt:ons, and positively cures' Pls,. CT av pay ,e!rifed. :sis guarran.sad te give perfsat sati1iaction. er S.onsy es-- frnded Price = eente per box. OR SALE BE d ITzaa<
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Desert Lani En;ry.

Desert Lani En;ry
 U. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoN, ARIZONA,
 May 9, 1S31.
 Complaint having been entered at this Office by Lewis s. Stcan, against Ben; ;aG.in W. Estes, for failure to comply witi! law as to Desert LaEd Entry No. 539, dated December g, 1885, upon the nv ] Section 2S, Township 7s, Range l5 ", in Yuma County, Arizona. with view to the can cellation of said entry; contestant alleging that said Benjamin W. Estes, has wholly abandoned said tract and changed hiD resi- dence therefrom fJr more than six IT ontbs since making said entry. and next prior to the date herein; that said tract Is rot settled upon, and cultivated by said party as re- quired by law, the said parties are herehy summoned to appear at this Office on the l4th, day of August, 1889. at 10 clock A. M. to respond and furnish ter:imony con- ceruing said alleged failure.
 4. D. DUET.
 Register. FRED ". SMITH,
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LOCAL NOTES.

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J. L. T.. D0TD0,
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The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
Foreign Gleanings

The secretary of the budget committee
! stated that9ermany was ready to execute
the sugar bounties treaty, but that herevent-
ual cooperation will be dependent on q full
guarantee that the sugar-producing countries
outside the treaty powers will not he admitted
by England nor treated so that German su-
gar interests will be endangered.
The Chronicle asserts that the government
will be informed of Henry NJ. Stanley's safety
long before the expedition led by Thomas A.
Stevens con reach the east coast of Africa,
and that in the meantime recent letters from
Stanley will be published in London, There
are certain reasons, the Chronicle says, for
keeping secret at present the whereabouts Of
the explorer.
1t is announced that during the sojourn Of
Queen Victoria at Biarritz she will entertain
her daughter, the dowoger Empress Freder-
ick, Queen Marie Of Hanover and Princess
Frederick of Hanover. The scmi-official Ger
man press make the announcement of her
majesty's intention to entertain the Queen
Princess of Hanover in most offensive Ian
guage.
Bismarck appears to be in good spirits,
being refreshed by his rest. After spending
few weeks in Berlin, he will go to Varsein
early in the spring. semi-official papers
assent that in his speech in the rechstag, the
chancellor ia certain to make sensation by
an endeavor to prove from the Geffcken and
Morier Incidents his theory that during En-
peror Frederick's reign, intrigues were afoot
to overthrow him.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-01-24
Talk Ahont Pe0nle.

Prof. Geffeken is sick with choloeine He
refuses to be interviewed regarding his con.
nection with the publication Of Emperor
trederick's diary. He is still in daily receipts
oi letters kilograms and flowers from friends
and sympathizers.
Prof James Corkey, principal of the Park
married one Of his pupils ittIe eirl M s. years nas
of age, the ceremony was a burlesque in
which all the children participated, but the
professor holds it to be genuine marriage
he says the meaning of it will be plain in
time
Roswell Miller, president and general man.
ager of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Rallroad, who was seen in relation to the OBJ
Jee Jeet OF his visit to England, said ''My visit
was purely personal one. l wanted to get
away from business as had not had a holi-
day in seven years, and pretty nearly suc-
ceeded. Never saw any foreign investors in
this company, and had no object in seeing
Them l knew the conference of railroa.l
presidents was going to be held. Since my
return have read the official report of the
s in harmony with my own views. But when
J have the time shall give it closer atten-
tion. This is all can say ut present.
Mrs. Joy Got i'd, who has been slowly dying
since she suffered q second stroke of paralysis
on the 9Th Of November passed away at her
residence, $40 Fifth avenue, New York. When
DIR. Jared G., Baldwin called to make his
rustomory visit, he found Mrs. Gould SO
much worse that he decided to remain with
her through the night. Mr.. Gould sat up
With him. Shortly after the doctors arrival
MRS. Gould became unconscious and she re-
mained in that condition. until her death.
In the morning she was so low that DR..
Baldwin summoned the family to her bedside.
From that time on her death was momen-
tarily expected. Her daughter, Helen, was
her most devoted and tireess nurse.
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An Orlein.l Canadian ppel.

Near Louisville, Que, two young men,
named Charpentier and Freichette, were as
pirants for the hand of one Mile. Chimene,
and they were not long in finding pretext
for q quarrel which came to tragic ending.
They met and in the most cold -blooded man
ner arranged between themselves TO settle
the matter by q duel, the conditions of which
were unique and barbarous. Seconds were
dispensed with and both men were to 20 to q
certain point on tho river bank, at given
hour, and there fight with any weapon which
came to hand, firearms OF cutting weapons
to be excluded, until one of thsm was Killed
or insensible, when the survivor
was to throw his body into
the river. Both men kept the appointment,
and the battle lasted ten minutes, both men
using their fists at first, after which they
took to stones. and the end came when Char
pentiers skull was crushed in by blow from
an iron bar which Freichette picked up. The
final condition of throwing the body into the
river was not complied with. the victor
driving off in his wagon. He has escaped
to the United States. 1t was impossible to
cut off his flight, az the telegraph wires were
rendered useless by the storm. Charpentier
was found insensible, and the doctors say he
cannot i've Mile. Chimene, tho cause of the
quarrel, has been out of her mind since the
tragic affair happened.