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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April IS, 1890.
Atstgnnrnrnu

OFFTKING5.
Wheat 200 bushels.
Screenings. 600 bushels.
Corn 900 bushels.
Oats-20 bushels.
Mill O6al--lj tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Shortberr 1000 bushels very
good on private terms.
Oats-Winter, 20 bushels very good al 52c
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middlinc, 1lc.; low mid.
ding, l0Nc.; good ordinary, lOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
CHESAPEAKE AID ONO RAILWAY.
.-----.- Inn. . A.l

For some yoars have been troubled with
a torpid condition OF the liver. | had frequent
headaches feeling of extreme lassitude, no
appetite. blood In very impure CONDITION.
III In,nch 80 that only "a Slight abrasion Of the
skin would develop into sores. Was losing
flesh rapidly. / used different tonics ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
STANDARD FOR OYER HALF CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn. Fiaiulency, Collie, and all Diseases q
the stomach; Cosiiveness, Inflammation
DiarrhgE, Piles, and Diseases ofthe Bowels,
Congestion, Biliou-ness, Jaundice. Nausea,
Headache. Giddine-s, Nervousness. Wan
doring Pains, Malaria. Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases ari. ng from a G0rged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorged or c0nce.icd condi-
tions. break up stubborn complications, re-
store free. healthy action % the organs. and
give the system a chance 10 recover tone
and strength. They are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

TOBACCO NOTICE.
4
10 WHOM NJ BAY cONclnS

To WHOM ~ BAY coNtLNn;
wehe-eby notifs all parties Interested that
an the TOBACCO now on STORAGE 90 o. y
TIRE WARE HOUSE. Richmond, Va, which
Was fcceiuted fur, or Tor which W. blouse "a
tncates were issued oy usor1nN ofoti fepie
sautatlve.. will DE- IiEMON I'D tO ~hOckos
Warehouses. Sos. ! and ,, on NoNiA1
AFHlL 81, 1900; from which Time We VIII
wulVs ail iuriner responsibility or the sAic-
Keeping of ans such tobacco.
CHAKLts WATKINS 4 CO.
ap 17,ls lO2O.22,zi,Z0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE %
COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT lANfs,
kIcHMOND, VA, April D. 1870
BY AN oRprNANcE Of the city, 10 Is required
thaf nofice snail be- given In al the dairy
newspapers, under the direction u ne com ON
mittee ON Finance, THAT liif LEI ~ r., ~ ~,
the preceding year viii be published IA one
or more OF the daily papers. aud also the ,iin'
and place OF sale Of said Delinquent fehi tsla's'
In accordance with the above, notice -
hereby given that said list VIII be pnDiisheu
I'M the state on SATURDAY, the ls,h Jay o.
April, and on SAL kDAf, the 81 us ss,, y,
Anil 1890 The sale viii take place IN from
OF the CITY Hall on Broad street between
SINH and Tenth streets between The hours
OF ~ NJ. aud o'clock L. NJ, on MONDAY inc
5th day OF Mry, 1880. ...,,.o..
All persons ahO do not wish 70 nave 'hfir
property advertised and Sold must pay Oh "i
O0'0'' Wv JOHN A. MEANLtl,
Collector OF Delinquent IaAts.
anS-eodtmyt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore stock Market.
fHv Teforrrouh

BALTIMORE. MD, April lS.-Nirgina
consols, AZ; do ten forties, 80; do three's
00N66H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
Bedford CITY Land and Improvement Co
esa1oital A-llt11coz-iszocI, 100000

portion oil the
nl'hlHlH
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
lies the and
aIr .vne will
] is "a i
Otto Mountain and rom
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER
Bros
BOWLING &
ils n the
wen months m
steam foi
and
onW TOonf pta
n carly
md
me man o.
toxic Ere I'd
his I a
mb298m JAMES NJ. BERRY. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
BONDS


Reported by John l.. Williams & Son.
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
CIaARs! claARsM cI0ARslIl

\
FACTORY 40. 1910 FAef hHtnD
g,gtgO CIGARS always 90 E-ni 60 my
Popular ffprt-
ilooorfna. "i,n0p rfri" soy -
..,oiuntecrr "viret Ee9imSat
ana "nllfila
These ciPars nr. mutr by pncu-hl 'oe.
chanics OF the best material. and sold az iess
tann auction goods. J. a. bAitNOOD,
nr11 ll0 east broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

competent physician. have used no medi-
cine within tho Inst ,iN months except
KINGS ROYAL Gcrmcfuer. NY hcalih IS bet
fer than 30 has h.cr in tlIrtt wears. ana lh
possession conformation which ". rants me
.n saving that the relief which nn7' cNle-
lnuccd from the use uf the mcdic'Ac D. h't
moro certain and radical th1n that which IL
h.S.brnurht 10 hundreds of nef>ons ln ifof-
.Is and other states. J. n. HAWTHORNE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
- Scientific and Honest Medicine for the Millions!
DR.. Kings Royal. Germetuer!
CITRFS WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.
rough =
ES WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.

States have used IT, and are loud in their praise 81
Some have been cured after suffering twenty 'fiye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Cne-half percent = per cent? commission
allowed 10 bankers and Brokers. lelS-u
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24
Laying Out of Gardens.

WHAT THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN HAS TO
SAY ON THE SUBJECT OF LAYING OUT
I. GARDENS TO RENDER THEM PRODUCTIVE
WITH LITTLE LABOR.
During recent years many progressive
farmers have adopted the practice of
laying out their gardens so as to be cul-
tivated with a horse, giving them an
oblong form, to obviate frequent turn
ing Gig. y. This course has been found
great improvement. But it is leading
to mistaken practice, namely, spread
ing the garden over too much land, and
preventing that perfect preparation of
the soil which is essential to the growth
of the finest vegetables. Three requi-
sites are very essential to a perfect'gar
den and to the most delicious products
complete undertakings, copious manur-
ing and fine pulverization of the soil.
No more ground should be devoted to
the garden than may receive these three
requisites. The fourth part of an acre
under the very best treatment is better
than an entire acre with partial neglect.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24
Success in Selling Honey.

In an address delivered before a recent
meeting of Illinois beekeepers at Spring
field the president, Mr.. P. J. England,
advised as follows:
Be sure to keep the different kinds Of
honey separate, and always sell by sam
pie. Many persons seem to think that
all honey should taste alike. They dc
not know that each variety Of honey
producing flowers secretes a nectar pc
culiar to itself. labored hard to secure
the patronage of wealthy banker, and
so long as furnished him No. grade
Of clover honey all went we'll; but alas.
on one occasion I was out of clover
honey, and without asking him to
sample my goods" left him twenty
five pounds of another variety. In due
course Of time I again called on this
same banker to supply him with honey,
but instead of handing out the silver
dollars he very promptly and, [ be-
ieve, conscientiously pronounced me a
"fraud." Allow your honey to become
granulated, and inform your customers
that granulation is sign Of purity. /
prefer tin packages, varying in guam
tity contained from one to twenty-five
pounds. grade the price according to
the amount sold; that is, the larger the
quantity purchased the less it costs the
customer per pound. BY so doing l
have built up q large demand for TWEEN
ty-five pound buckets.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24
The Squash Vine Borer.

Clarence M. Weed, Of the Ohio expert
ment station, suggests for the squash
vine borer simple and by no means
new safeguard. This is to induce the
vines to take root at various places by
covering some Of the joints with earth,
so that if the main root is injured the
plants can grow from the other roots.
This plan is perfectly feasible if the
weather is not too dry.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24
A Celebrated Horse.

Ormonde, the celebrated English race
horse described in the cut, is bay,
foaled in 1884, got by Bend dor, dam
Lilly Agnes by Macaroni. He had an
unbeaten record on the turf After be-
ing used at the stud for some time at
Eaton he was sold at an enormous price
for expectation to South America.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24
FIG. IA GARDEN ADAPTED TO HORSE
CULTURE.

There are two modes Of management
by which this difficulty may be obvi-
ated: 1. Making the garden so long and
narrow that horse culture may be ap-
piled without difficulty; and 2, extend
ing the area and increasing the length
so as to embrace an acre or two, or sew
eral acres, for common field crops, the
more perfect and richer garden soil &C.
cupying one end, but all so arranged
that the horse in cultivating may pass
the whole length Of the land at one
operation Gig. q.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24

FIG. "a WE'LL ARRANGED GARDEN.
The extra manuring may still be ap-
piled to the garden, while it will be cul-
tivated and kept clean and mellow by
the same or equal treatment received by
the ten acre corn field.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-24

Just before his departure for that
country an expert took his measure
ments, and his figures are illustrated by
the diagram here reproduced from The
London Stock Journal The following
table explains the diagram:
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

In the last weeks issue of the SENTINEL
in the account Of the trip of DIR. De Corst
and Captain Polhamus the names of Cipri-
anO Ortega aud wife. as ell as d. Olivales
of San Donli,'go, Mckee, were omitted
by mistake.
United States Inspector OF Customs,
Walter S ranlding, retained 70 Yuma Wed.
2esday from his trip to Sonoyta, Mexico
Mr.. Spaulding in company wish Walter
Miilar left here about tao " eeks ago on a
trip Of inspection along the border.
c. Zimmern al, an escaped smagglel
iron. II Paso as in town Monday. CujIec
tor Q: Customs. f. B. Wightniaa, teie
gaphed to headquarters. and his reply
reached here TOO hate 10 arrest tue escal.e.
bat telegraphing apprehendcd him at Col
ten.
Smith, the prisoner who escaped last
week, got away from the Cocrty Jail last
Thursday. He took the steel shauh from his
shoe, made saw, cut the rivets from his
'eg-ircns, and VIXEN he ent cut into the
jail-yard, iamred over the vail. He vas
soon lecaptared.
Captair W. G. Watkins died of para sis
st Mesa City on Jsnhary 9th. Captain
Watkins was a merhcr Of the Thutee,th
aid Fourteenth Legislatures. aud ,s.r-
ftaist lis eg.s.i .vt.l-7 Hitn fidelity aua
ability &c ,as ope Of the leading s7ack
l-lseas ia. ic..iyay. 81 good citizen "a. &
a >iad fs.aer
Cd Chemars Scott, Of san Deg. was
in Yuma this .esk auco;lpluied bs mj.ia1
exert Hammond. son 81 tine well kno- II
MAJOR Diet Hammond. These gentlemen
were on their ~ay t. Csrga Muchacho min
ing district to examine INTO the merits #
the Sieigcc group OF mites, and. if their
report is favorable, the property will be
ed by capitalists who III, at ouct,
proceed 10 develop On large scale and
crest extensive reduction works. There is
no doubt bat ~ hat the deal viii lie con-
snmatcd as the mines are very valuable,
aud this ne = enterprise viii aid materially
the piosperityof Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

District Clerk S25; NJ, J. Nugent, Tax
Collector, 1888; f. S. ingalls,. day and
Is miles, dra ing jury list, S. 60.
General fund.-. F. Jaeger. interpreter.
Probate court, 80; NJ. J. Ndgent, trans
ferring insane person to Territory sylunl,
aIilo ned SLIGO.
Moved by Chairman that the bill Of Sam
Purdy for examining the legality of the
bond of all coanty officials, that the amount
of S25 be allowed on the General f1nI.
Motion seconded by c. V Meeden aid
carried; o. F. Townsend hot voting.
Bill OF p. Burke, repairing jail cells a
lor ed SIS; bill If +. Barke. witness fees ON
insane a0man, allow ed s. Sc; hill of H s.
Crocker & Co, stationery for Di,Lrict AT
toiney, SIS; bill Of J. Il. Taggart, meili,at
expert, So; bill If F. q. G tier, ,deiicai
expert, So; bill of James Mccarthy. ':are
Of indigert sick, 5000.
Moved by CHAIRMAN that bill Of Z. 4.
Hicks for naking d survev On R;ucon alley,
lie allow Ell the Sum OF go; melton seconded
by { : neeIen a.d Carried, D. T. Tow IL
send voting no.
Bill Of NJ. J. Nugeut, fees for case OF
insanity. $40: bill Of c. II. Brinley, Pro-
ha te Judge, fees for case of INSANITY, 400;
bit If Z. Il. 8rin'cy, ex-Otficio Clerk of
Probate court in the caseof insanity, $40 25
On Aori5o Board al;olruei until 5ia, ch
sri, L. , 1920 a. 10 o'clocE A. IL
+ S. iNGaLLs, Chairman.
=. Z. EvaaSu0 Ci-.k.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
HAPPY H9oS!es.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Ilavillr.
Lad, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined' for that had feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie.
farmer and stockman, of same place, says:
"Flnd Electric Bitters to be the best Kid.
ney and Liver medicine. made me feel like
new man." j. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: Electric Bit
ters is just the thing for man who is all
run down and don't care whether he lives
o. dies he found new strength, good ap-
petite and felt just like he had new lease
on lie. Only 50c. a bottle, at all
Drug stores.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

Halr- flaming, who cleared $i5, 200 on
Az Investment of 81 d little over month
ago in the Louisiana State Lottery, is at
Tending To his business as richly az ever,
aad Instead Of squander the moaey whicn
came :. easily is going to use it to g)nd
purpose. He kept the matter to himself
aid told no one Of his great good fortune,
bot etIy sent bis coupoa f.r~arI for col
ice, lop by Wells fargo& Co, and III less
than TEN days he had his money counted ont
to hi.n over their counter IN bright so
fieces -Nocfsoa (Cal) independent, De-
ctinber ID.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Eonaakessie < 09cGe.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, P!sinield, III,
makes the statement that che caught cold,
81 .ich settled On her lungs; she was
treated for a month by her family physi-
cram, but grey worse, He told her she
as hopeless victim OF consumption and
nat no medicine could cure her. Her
truggist sngse ted DE- Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought h t.
tie and 20 her delight foand herself be-; e.
tted from first dose. she continued its
and aferr taking ten bottles, foHnd herself
sound and we'll, Row does her own house
work and is as well as she ever was.-
Free trial bottles Of this Greas Discovery at
any Drag Store, large bottles soc.
and Sl.00.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is tai en-; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, All acts
gently yet promptly on the kiineys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the svs-
tenn effectuaI!y. dispels Gods, head
aches ard fevers aud ours habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tie
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duoed, pleasing 70 the taste and az
ceptstle to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in rs
eGecta its many exc lient qualities
commend it e. all. Iti,frr SAFE in Tee
&ad$1 bottles by allleading druggists.
Manufactured only by the
cALLFORt'lA re syrup CO.
SEE FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. EET Y0Rk. ~
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Proceedings Of the Board Of sup
erVISoTS.
YUxA, a. T, Feb. Sd, 1890

1tS2N "a - ESo' Ois 1917
B. ~. p.reasnt 20 adjournment It
30 - Eoa called Present. Chairman f..
S. IHgsl.a. s.p yisors G. =. Mes1en, O.
. i. Ta~aseua. alf -fa9s.
Otm,.isa she Prya.ts tci~e IS ordered
ami insarc.e' e. correct 5He bolr5ariss 81
school Dis.--.a Er q Pad 2. so eas- tle E
ii.e OF IL. -, 10 t..e j.. L-~-.4-.J O school
District No. 8.
Opinion Of the District Attorney in the
matter Of The Nuisance in 8incon alley re
ceiv.i and ordered placed Oh file.
The lolsa ing re,.crt Of Di-tr;ct Attorney
il. the matter Of t9a off,i4l bonds q! county
Officers is ordered spread Gron the minutes
as follows:
Hon. Roari Of Supervisors Ct Yl:'na
CoEatg:-IH acco ace aitb your request
l hereby rercr; Is 10 the condition of the
Official 5onis If Yuma equity:
HE Clerk OF the Board Of Supervisors
has gi, Ell no hoi.d that / can discover.
Bond CT la Malbagt, Justice of the
Peace, is bad, being N the sum OF only
ii. opC, under Par. 3i3l. Tide Tx, Chap.
q, Revised Statutes 81 arizona.
Bomb o: q. W Tubs, Justice of the
Peace is bad OIL the same grounds and tne
number If MS peeciacs is lefS blan..
Bad Of y. W. rGb3s, Notary 2 bic, i
bad for the same reason, and firtner 1t is
not j"iot bond at all, but friIcipal and
surec;e, bad themselves III the SUN Oh i've
hundI Ell dollars seyerally.
Bond of A D Crawford, Justice Of the
Peace, is bad fer the same reason, and Goa
d.tion Of bond is not filled out. Further,
a. TrAhk, one OF the sureties, has made an
assignment aAd is therefore inso.vent
Bond of Samuel Purdy, Nstary Pnblic,
has A. Frank, iaso!vent, as one Of the sure
ties.
Bead of H f. Harris, Notary Public, is
ila .1a-r la.sgarh o. Ee.izei S,.,tutes
above referred 10 au5 "A. Trauk. insglrent,
! is oi.oot &c suro.i...
Bond Of L. A. Iii,as, County Surveyor,
7 is hsd irr=a4se reasons.
Bend of Jvs. j. Stem, Notary Publia, is
bad for same reasons. ard bond cites an
appointing. as = 1titry Dy Il man n 40 was
never ttov .rnor If Arizona.
Bond Of I. D. Lock~ ood, Constable, is
bad, having :. Frank. insolyon!, as surety.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL PURDY, Dist. ATTY.
On motion the '}erk is ordered to inform
the officers named therein to rle new
bonds at once.
On motion the Clerk is ordered to
acknow ledge receipt of 3 copies of the
daily Arizona Citizen Of January lst, 1890,
from the Board OF Sarervisors OF Pima
county and to return thanks therefor.
On motion the Clerk is ordered to adver-
tise for bids for the following county sup
plies for the year en- lIng March Slst, 1891.
| [See adv ertiSement. Ed
On motion Board takes reces S TO 2 o o'clock.
. P. M.-Present; Chairman f. S. Ingalls,,
Supervisors c. V. Mecdem, o. f. Town
send, and clerk.
On motion Board allows the following
bills to sa!aried officers. to- " it: salary fund
Sam Purely. District Attorre;, Sal SIS; Vi j.
Nugent, Sheriff. 81 e5; W. A. Werninge',
Assessor, 81 63; J. l. Red'ndo, CierS Of
Beard, &4l 66; C. II. Brinley, Probate
Judge. $33 SO; w l. Hopkins, Treasurer,
F. Avlls, Recorder, $3.50; G. II. Briuley,
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
'.
0RvILIE SETEPUTEA,!.

defendant.
Action brought il the District Cur. oftke Second
Judicial DiS.-ict OF -o Territory Of rizons, in and
or tAe canty OF Yuma, and the orzpa;I.. LED In
aid County ofYums, III the Office OF the Clerk of said
lis, rics crrt
The Ie.r cry O ArizeIe seeds greeting % GIv-le
-rd ?0es.a,a, JeicL,ir-l.
Iou ero i.er : a. I'D e appear II al setion
cu i.ls. yoll bS ste abcye-lsIned Plaintiff. il
ne District Court G the Sec I'd 11dei21 District
J, tie Territory Q: Arizons and io- the County Of
unla, and 20 ans,Ter the on plant filed therein.
.sai Ten days e4lUsVa Of 5hc dly OF services: altar
IT,. service onyou .; iris sunmoos:t ssrysd within
tis eonty; or served cut of s county, but in TINS
tsrc, vi hin twcny days, otherwise, within thirty
.svs--or i,.6 nenS ~ de;au,t vii &c t1sen against
- according to the prayer ofsa.n onpla:nt
ihe SAL, act:cn IS tr0ue.s tod solve the SonGs ct
..a-rmcny ro@ exis tire, and that tn custody
JaAr. e. Paint a. Ili1cr child, lie awar ed to
.a..s'f.
nd you So 'ereby no.; sed tAat IL ycu fa;i to sI-
aIt answertae sai coz. pant, ssaboye required.
be sod Pla;iti5 viii apply to the Court, tor such
other, aid i4rther relief as to justice belongs
Given under my hand and The
Seal of the District curt CT the See
ond Judicial Distli t Of the Ter
ISEAL rto-y Of Ari-ona in and for tins
County OF luna, this I5sh day OF
Je..ua.N ia the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
Hs.r.
T. z. B2IE1EY, Ger.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
g :cr Fs.e:;ca..oa--.omesis2a .,ap2i;eas;on,
E3. s43.
LA:-7 J4rics, z .-cso,'. sBIzovA,

y II.
Notice j. hereby given that the sollowirg
'r.e,i se'c!.' ..a> Ned notice Of ii+r intention
make ii'ai pr'ei In sepDoet Of her claim.
ID tiat s.rid lr-ot III lie made before the
efis,eI aud Resets e. IF tire Land Office at
.'fesor. Aii8., Ga March 10. 1890, viz !:
,naiet Z. Gie9I. If Sentinel, hriz for
hr -. Sec. IS, p ; =, Il. 10 w.
Size lanes tie following illnesses to
rove fes earfirUoss reliance upon and
II, ~;id land, viz:
Eliza Harris. 81, T. K. Wills, Geo. w.
-'anaeron and i Z. Wneatnerby, Ill OF
iel4tiaei, a. iZo.a
HERBERT BRGWN,
REGISTER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
A9EN~es3 WANTED
AdlIess REGISTERED letters Con-
t2iHia; cl,Tsa3y to

'fs.5sH CHLEAi95 IiAIiohAL E%FiA,
iiea Orleans, La.
"RGASH3sa that the pay neat Of Prizes
is GGPEANEEE3 81 FoVa NATIONAL BANKS
Of Nav orleans, and the tickets are signed
bv the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the
highest Courts; therefore, bew are of ell
limitations or anonymous schemes"
0Hc DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
par. IF Fraction Of a ticket lsSUEG 81 US in
any Drawing, Anything III oar name
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Proposals for County Printing
Supplies, etc.
COUNTY PRINTING.

To pa6lish the minutes OF the Board Of
Supe, visors, Delinquent Tax list, Grand
Jary report, Sheriff and freasurer's notices,
anf all Publication, required by law to be
paid for b. the connty
COUNTY PHYSICIANS.
To furnish all medicine and medical at
tendance 70 sick VIXEN necessary, and at
tend C0roners inquest
BOARD OF PRISONERS.
The amount for meals per day, deliver
ed at County Jail for each prisoner con-
tined therein.
INDECENT SICK.
How much per day for each person for
food, clothing nursing and lodging,
INDECENT PERSONS.
.-I -" Coy eech for food. cloth.
jnsaad lodging
TOR au oshsr county supple. .-e any
quantity IF articles 90 be furnished thu
osauty upon proper reg aisivioH.
saAE-y.
Twelve rrs Of l5 u gray 5.aokete, ger pr.
Six prs br gan sh, es per pr.
100 hos comlnon soap per Tbs.
Mesquite " ocd pee cord.
Co.'S on per gal can.
Peua per grcSs.
Copying Ink per quart b9ttle.
Arnnld's
Paper L 9 FER ream.
&c /"
Letter heads oicial per 1000.
-" envelopes printed per 1909.
Poll Tax receipts ser 100.
Tax receipts per 100.
License IS "
E.a4k county warrant books Per 100.
O,i2ina! and duplicate assessment rolls.
DsiInq Ient tax roll.
Rubber bands assorted rer box.
Lead psucils rer gross.
p.,b.:dars
B:oUting pads per gross.
Cnioliue of iime per jar.
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Matores per do1. pkgs.
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Notice Is fsrH,'y eiver that the following r.nnsd
settler has Eiec, ro;ice OF h. Intention &c m1ae sTi
proof IN st-F3OTf OF bis Calm. ald dat sad D.guf
Ei be made bo,,-e t..a E.e ter and ReesiYer C. s.
land Gf.ice az 1ucacr, Arsosia, CT sIsrch 18th,
500, VIZ; george W. cameron OF Sentinel, Arizona
or the y. Z. Ct Sec. g. Up 5, !, IGW.
HsTGTies che fG;!owirg witnesses 20 prove b;scon-
i'ucUs residence uPon, ard cultivation OF, seid land
z:
Elijah Eapis SRI. =. WITS, g. TEhc7thsrby, and
tlatrict r: Glenn al o. SeLt.i.d &r1cna.
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Gqe and coatro5 &c D.,aniaJs Themselves, ind
thu he >ane ar, coed9c.oi 'r;th 12aes-g,
Jtiraese, cn5 gooL .f,ih t al al par
ties, aRt 'ca asthorj7e .5@ CampcHy 10 use
IRIS c0rtif:1te, ,r;'t f, ri 5'es o. or s$Jaa-
tares astacaa9. L. IS -,ticer ;;emeats."