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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-06-07
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tor.
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OF this drawing.
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FOR TIRE BLOOD.

Weakness, Malaria, indigestion ard
Biho,isness. take
BROWNS IRON SETTE.RS.
IL cures quickly. For ssle hy ali dealers in
medicine. Get the grGGi.e
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TIE RIFLE,
Reports Which VIII Be Heard at shel
Mound To- Day-Nofes

RepoTts Which VIII Be Heard at Shell
Mound -Day-Noies-
Companies aud & Of the First Regiment will
hold ilelr monthly medal shoot al Shell Mound
fark to-day. Tie reason OF the change OF day
Is thai the Third Regiment will occupy the tar
decorations.
The San Francisco Schuetzen verein VIII hold
a shoOt iof Cash piizes al Shell Mound to-day
si1 members of the National Guard Will hold a
military match under Creedmore rules at Shell
Hound Park to-day. The men will be divided
INTO Three teams OF 1--WE men each tbe lowest
team TO be declared the losers. The teams are
made up as follows: II. Il. Brown ana j. L.
Young aud Chris Meyers These marksmen are
all wen known and excellent shots II is safe 10
say that The match VIII be one of the most excit
ing that has AIKEN place In military circles !or a
long Tine. Owing 10 the expeuness OF lie
iDaiksmen the winning Team will have but few
points 10 spare, and a little good luck on either
side Will decide the days contest Fifty shots
Will be nfed by each contestant
Company Il Of The Tnlrd Regiment will prac-
tee at Smell Mound Park to-day.
The GeTmania Rife Club will hold shoot for
NJ oney prizes At Hal Dor View on Sunday next.
The regular monthly medal shoot of The Cali
iornla Club will be held al Hafbor View on Sun
DAY next.
Great preparations are being made by the
Shooting Committee Of the California SchuetZeu
Club Tor tie annual sbOotlng festival of that
organic alton, which Will take place at Harbor
View ON the 2Slh and 29tb of the present month.
year About $1,000 viii be distributed In money
DIlLes, ana on lie honorary targets jeweiry, Sill
-seL"aIe ETC., to the value OF $500 will be diyl-
nee among The lucky msTksmen. The commit
zee haVfBg tie affair In charge is composed Of j.
oIduD, 1. j. Carroll, A. Gumbel, OTTO Bur.
hheistei' a. streeker and A. l.. OFT. The shoot
~ masters OF the club are giving the Committee
cesSful festival. P ~ 'ue
Tie second days tarpet nract,.a =, 81.
N. q. e., required by law Tor he current vsar
VIII take place at such time during the ,aon,'h ~
September or the htst nfIeen DAYS of 0cinhsr ae
may be designated by the respeciiye hTiga1s
commanders. 'e"u0
Tie rolls TO be made out shan contain o,,, tho
names OF those having made 30 her cent or ovar
at The preliminary shoot. The State Decoration
for Workmanship viii lie issued TO those onJx
who make the requisite score Ia this second dayjs
practice, and viii be issued as follows: To eaeh
competitor who shall make uot less than 80 per
cent or aggregate OF twenty five points, The
bronze decoration or bronze bar: to each COM
paIlior who shall make not less tDan 30 per cent,
or an aggregate OF forty points, the bronze
decoration and silver bar; 10 each competitor
who shall make 80 per cent. or an aggregate OF
iO ty i've points, tile bronze decoration and gold
Dar. Those winning the gold bars viii be per-
United 10 compete for The first aud second. Or
gold and silver championship medals. under
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
DOG AND GUN.
Quail Shooting I'm Marin County-Do,
Isr.

Quail Shooting I'm Marin County-Dog
Breaking.
Notwithstanding that the game law has been
published many times, yet there are numerous
letters received at this Office inquiring the date
upon which IL will be lawful to shoot quail in
Marin County.
According 10 the State law II will be lawful to
XIII quail Oh the 10th OF September. but tile
Supervisors Of Marin County nave passed a local
law which prohibits the killing OF quail until tie
lst Of October.
Hunters who have In former years been accus-
toned 10 shoot over the grounds, the properly of
Mr.. PacbecO, In Marin County, will be saved con.
siderable ANNOYANCE this year by 1rst Inquiring
OF the owner of The property for permit before
entering upon the estate.
Dir. Pacneeo has suffered very much In the
past by Tie loss OF several valuable cattle which
had been wouDdrd by reckless quail-hunters.
Ine property Is Within easy reach OF San Rafael
ana San francisco and as result 1t has been
extensively patronized by all classes OF hunters,
especially on Sundays. The reckless shooter
invariably leaves black mark behind which
DUCKS up The passage OF the sportsman who Is
ass"ays chfeiu when shooting upon the grounds
y, sne farmer TO have an eye out for the atter's
RM r Ely whatever II may consist Of This year
~. ~ acneeo, Mr. de Long aud other land. owners
rat ~ IN, IN County Will have mounted officers
-, ,,, incl. range, and any person found shoot
.ae m,laout permit Will have 10 suffer the CON
Soyueuces Vi tne trespass law.
-, ne q lDnomlug practical advice 10 sportsmen
VINO desire 10 have young dogs properiy hroksn
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THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
VIII the Police Stop the Slayin-
McAuliffe Fight2
A Warning to Quail Hunters-Eutries for the
Sacramento Games-Bay City Wheel
mems Road Race-The Rife.

50 L Z coming battle between McAulife and
EE16 Slavn Is now The mucn-talked'OG subject
SHsA IN English sporting circles According 10
CIV Slayin "our boy Joe" will have repeti-
lion OF the medicine he got from the dusky Peter
jackson. Joe thinks differently, however, and
promises 10 return to California with Slayin's
scalp dangling from his belt. lie is a much ad-
mired man among the London sporting men.
In athletic circles everything indicates lively
times. The boys are uegging away III The cindefs
and some good racing may be looked for during
fair week al Sacramento.
The season for quail-shooting Is almost al
hand, aud sporlsmeu are requested 10 use care
when shooting on The dry hlsides, otherwise it
will not be many years before shooting will be
prohibited on all ranches.
The oarsmen, yachtsmen, bicyclists and
cricket players ready 10 contest for the vari
Gus riizes offered fo competition by the Native
Sons. Below VIII be found a summary Of Tie
weeks sporting.
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The Wheelueu,

The following are the entries and handIcaps
for the Bay City Wheelmen's twenty-fivemile
road race, to be contested at San Leandro on
Monday, the Sth inst: L. Harris and a. L.
Morgan, Swansea (Wales) Bicycle CluD; j.
Smi ill., San Jose. scratch; J. L. Ives and W. L.
Lee, one minute; ii. Smith, two minutes; K. +.
Dow, n. l.. Marshal, A. Turner aud IL. a.
Pogue, three minutes: q. T. Wetmore. three and
a half minutes; }. f. Brown, four minutes; j.
Gordon and W. w. Needham. five minutes; j.
McCord and o. Pichard, six minutes; a. Lar
Jams ana +. Brown, eight minutes. Competitors
Will leave on the 80 O'clock Oakland boat.
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
The Department Will Lend Its Ala IN the
NaiIya

The Department Will Lend It's Aid TO the
Native Sons.
AT meeting of the Fire Commissioners
yesterday afternoon President Newman pre-
sided. ID. B. Jackson, who was recently
appointed to the position made vacant by
the death OF q. 7. Clark, was present. Res
olutions OF respect to the late Commissioner
were passed.
Permission was granted to Chief Scannel
to allow one engine, hose cart and the
the Native Sons on Tuesday next.
A leave Of absence for thirty DAYS was
granted to Thomas O'Connor of Hose Com
pany No. 8, in consequence of III health.
George w. Cakes, an extraman of Truck
NO. !. was summarlly expelled for failing to
guage to the Chief.
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The FIELD OF WATERLOO.
A Correspondent, Who Takes Exeep,i.n
to n Recently Published Article.

A Correspondent, Who Takes Exeepti.n
tn a Recently Published Article.
In last Sundays issue of THE CALL was
published an article taken from an Eastern
journal descriptive Of the field of Waterloo
seventy-fve years after the famous battle.
A correspondent of this paper in a letter
writes: ;" read in your valuable paper Ct
last Sunday how Wellington with 6s. 600
men fought the battle OF Waterloo. In this
article no mention is made of the 81 no0
Germans and 1900 Holland-Belgian troops
who. as well as the English, fought. risksd
and sacrificed life, but they are ali included
in the 6S,C0O men under Wellington. The
1000, English soldiers alone would have
been but little lunch for Napoleon. These
writer of the article, for they did az mnch
fighting as did the English 80 40 "'-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The stock market to-day
intensely dull. The close was heavy to weak
at the lowest prices. which in most cases were
slight fractions under last nights figures. Gov
ernments steady. Petroleum dull. Pennsylvania
OIL opened at S25s and closed at s2s4 october
opened at s3s4 and closed at 1913.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6-Unted States Bonds: As,
1851; AIS lO4: Northern Pacific. 1924; Cana
dian Pacific 50: Central Pacific, 321a; Atchi-
son, 4l7s Union Pacific, 6Os4; WeIls-Fargo. l4l;
Western Union. s31s; Silver, ll614; Sterling,
81 1894 S6ta.
NEW YORK, Sept 6,-wheat, cash. 81 o3; Sep
TENDER, 81 O17s.
Flour-Quiet.
Coffee-$l7 So.
Sugar-51S@61sc.
Hides-15c.
Copper-Lake, ST..
Tin-Spot S22 To-
Lead-Domestic 81 92h.
Iron-$l4
Pctroleum-S234
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rules 10 be hereafter prescribed. Bars only will
be issued 10 those WHO have already received
State decorations.
The Third Infantry Regiment will shoot on
the second Sunday of this month, the First
Regiment on The third Sunday aud The Second
Artillery Regiment the fourth Sunday. The
competitions Will take place at Shell Mound
Paik
Among the prizes received for The grand shoot.
iBg festival of the California Sehuezen Club 10
be held an Sunday and Mond Y, September 18th
and 18th, there Is prize OF The value OF SO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
RECEIPTS OF pKopUCE.
San Francisco Meat Mar,,et.

as follows:
4A Q5c; third do. 31a6141ac
VEAL-Large, 49bc: small CaIves sAsc
MUTTON-Wethers. 81a@07 &c: Ewes, 6961ac.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4L49lssc f 70. ,,cbt rraln-fed,
and 3sa @37sc for heavy packing: stock HogA -
41Sc q 10; dressed do 6S@Sc a 10
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Porter Bros. s. Co. sold to-day
six cars OF California fruit: Beurre Clairgeau
Peaches 81 rs; Howell Pears, 50 1898 05; Beurre
Hardy Pears (ripe), 81 55@3 60; Susquehanna
81 3O@l rs; Orange Cling Peaches, 81 55@1 rs;
halfcrates Tokay Grapes, Sl@2; half-crates Black
Morocco Grapes 81 So: haf-crates Black Hamburg
Grapes 81 So; German Prunes, 81 50@1l 60.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
auction to-day as follows: Beurre Cairgeau, 81 Is
az 40 dew ripe), wormy ones sold for less; Beurre
dAniou Pears, So 45@2 SIS; Louis Bond Pears,
81 So; Onondagos. 50 As; Beurre Hardys, half
boxes, 81 %: Hungarian Prunes, 81 1901 s5: half
crates Tokays. 81 20@1 IS; half-crates Muscats,
e5@eoc tpoor order) Orange Cling Peaches. 81 SIS;
susq uehannas, 81 so; Honey Clings. 81 35. Twenty
carl Dads are sold here daily, mostly ventilated
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caicutta. Sc as the syndicate price and 7ss
gaL2c on the outside; local make. TAG; Wool Bags
3oqSSc; Potato Gunnies, nominal.
hDAGE-Manila Rope, quotable at l6lac:l2-
Unread, lie; and thread, 171Ac; Bale Rope
lac; Binder Irvine, 10 55c; Grapevine Irvine, 1916
IN balls le1.e in eoiis Hop Irvine, Ice; Lathyarn
loc Quotations for the new process Manila are:
Rope, &c; l2-thread, 81ac: 8 and do. IOc: Duplex
rope rope i2hsc; 12-thread. 13c; and do, 13i9c;
Irapevlne Irvine. balls or coils. 1916: Binder
SALMON-Steady and in fair demand Columbia
River Fish, 81 2091 30: Alaskan Fish 9O995c for
red and 75@80c for of grades.
SYRUP-The California Refinery marks up prices
as follows: Drips. bbs, soc: hal-bbls 321ac 5-gal
Kegs, 81 lsc: l-gal tins, 4719c y gal
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has 3d-
vanced its price. and now quotes as follows
terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Powdered
aud Fine Crushed. all 6s4c; Dry Granuiated. 61ac;
Confeetoners A. ESQ; Extra Q. Sc; Golden Q, 4s49
y 10: Bags. lac more than bills
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cast;
Extra fine Cube Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow.
dered. 65sc: Extra Fine Powered. $3.50: Dry tram
ulated. 63sc Xxx do. 63sc: Confectionery A, 6i4aci
WhiteExtra c, 51ac; Extra G, 6lsc; Golden c. 4tAi
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There will be no business worth talking about In
this city tomorrow. The banks win not open, most
of the docks and warehouses will either close at
noon or not open at all, and the majority Of the
wholesale houses will remain closed. Houses hand
ling perIshable goods will open in the morning to
r.ceiye them The Produce Exchange will hold no
sessions, hence there will be no trading in grain.
The day will be full holiday, as usual.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
WEAK MEM

CUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF YOUTH
~ full errors, early decay. wasting weakness, 10,
manhood. etc.. should use DAMIANA BIC
TIERS, the great Mexican remedy; gives heal
aud strength to the sexual organs MOI U co.,
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helpless down the seam OF his pants. The
moro or less disjointed David was belle Of
the ball
Henderson was shot in the head, a nearly
fatal wound, and It almost severed the jugu-
lar, at Fort Donelson, and in the foot at
Cortnth six months later.
lew does II fee to be wounded p, -
the General, repeating ny 30esti5ii. ft
very pleasant No. WAS struck sli the
head 9lsi6st im Hrl.ately lost consoiors
nesf .-lsl1 SEA iseu tue fret severe pains. The
second " Sund was quite different The hall
entered between he second and third toes
and trayersed my entire foot l can describe
the sensation only by saving that IL seemed
a. II had been stuck whack by one Of
the largest planets, or as II some .unatie
comet had strayed rat u ~ oro.t and Sc
ieesb1 ms 10y ITS DIGS stlr rietlBA 1t was
a I-eiin- - saeh cUUu.t uensiv4 spse and
heNlti lens that il seemed should
mvroi recover ron the immaculate shock.
Then zane the sensation Of faintness result
ing from loss of blood and the pain. The
was that given me after Corinth. They
thought 1t STAYED off the lockjaw."
How doesit feelto be shot2" asked Colonel
Stone, Nj. c., of Kentucky, who goes about
with one leg and two crutches. 81 don't
know. was on Morgan's raid, and in the
hit. didn't feel the stroke, and didn't
know | was hit, but knew that my walk
ing machinery was out of gear. Ali felt
was slight twitch of the bullet at my
trouser leg, such as cat might make with
a playful claw, to remand me that she was
there. But L could not stand on my leg,
and ITS feeling was suddenly deadened. i
felt the loss of its support, and tried to
brace myself with my gun. Then | knew |
must fall, and twisted and fell up hill. /
lay on the field all day and all night.
Did you ever dodge, Colone:?"
Yes, never failed to dodge. But | sup.
pose 1t did no good. You cannot see any
sort Of missile. and you cannot hear the spit
of bu ct when it is coming, but only when
it is goi Washington Post.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07
Popular Concert at Piedmont.

The Fifth Infantry Regiment Band VIII play
at Blair's Park on the line OF the new Piedmont
cable-road at O'Clock to-day. Following is the
programme:
j. March, i" Enchantment ". Robinson
2. Overture /" Morning, Noon and Night IN VI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07

Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Walla Walia for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-07

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 6.-The spot market is firm at
rs 3d@7s SGD. Cargoes are easy at 3ss Sd for off
coast SIS Sd tor just shipped and 3Ss Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, Is 4s4 d; october.
rs Sgd: November, rs 6I4d; December, rs 61ad;
January, Is 6Lad
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Consols. 961s; United States
Bonds-4's, 1261a 412's, 1864; Silver, 54;
Rentes, 96f l2ISc.
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Two Holidays.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, &c for sight drafts and
lOc for teiegraphic.
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Lower at 81 1901 1917 p ounce.
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English Wheat Market.

New York Exchange declined.
Sugar marked up.
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Mexican Dollars.
Anon

Fine Silver.
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COLORED DRESS FABRICS!

We
effects and
3cases at
cases 4oNCH AII-W0oL FRENCH CLOTH PI AIDS
a
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06
Euusass Hemp.

We were shown last Wednesday
two fine samples Of the wild hemp
which grows in such abundance on
both sides of the river near Yuma,
One of the samples is simply
prepared for spinning without hav-
ing been bleached. The other sam
pie has been prepared in the same
way, and bleached The fibre is as
white as snow and as fine as silk.
One Of the largest cotton manu-
facturers in the United States says:
eve can use this in place Of mate
rial for which we are now paying
30 cents per pound, and can pro-
duce much better fabric, a more
beautiful and durable cloth"
Another large manufacturer
says: 1--WE can make out Of this
fibre a cloth, finer, better and more
durable than Japanese pongee
silk, and we can sell it at lower
price"
A large paper manufacturing
company says: owe can manu-
facture, four grades Of paper from
it,"
No. 1. Better than any now
produced for bank bills, bonds,
parchment for titles such as is used
by the government for patents.
No. 2. The finest class of mate
rial for embossed cards, linen
board, wedding cards, fancy paper.
No. 3. The finest writing letter,
and paper for books of record.
No. 4. The finest card board
for boxes and for paper for packing.
A large mating manufacturing
company says: eve can make
the finest mating out Of it in the
world. 1t willnever wear out" A
company has been organized and
the money paid in to take hold of
the matter in a small way this
season. They hope to handle at
least 100 tons of the pure fibre.
It would seem that the articles
published lately in the SENTINEL
are doing good. Col. D K. Allen
brought the samples with him on
his return from Los Angeles.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

It is said the Glove tree was In
troduced into Zanzibar about the
year 1880, and its cultivation now
forms the chief industry of the is
lands ofZanzibar and Pemba. Con
sui Pratt says that a ten year old
plantation should produce an aver
age of twenty pounds Of cloves tC
a tree Trees Of twenty years fire.
quently produce upwards Of one
hundred pounds each.
An experimental test will be
made by planting several Glove
trees in the Mohawk valley, next
month. 1t is thought that the Glove
tree will thrive in this County and
should that fact be established
it will prove a matter of great i'm
portance to our farmers.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

There is no prospect of action
upon the water case during this
session of the District. Court The
evidence Will need to be carefully
digested by the Court and by the
attorneys for each side. Judge
Kibbey is due in Yuma on Sep
TENDER %, to>open Court for Yuma
county. The most important mat
ter that will claim his attention
there will be the Harqua Hala
mining suit of Hubbard vs.. Horne.
The Judge viii then hold Court in
Florence and in Globe, after which
he Will return to Phoenix to open
the fall term on the first Monday
in Observation-Disclosures Repubf-
can.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

An Ell Paso exchange Of late
date says that Douglas Gray
of Harqua Hala, Yuma County
Arizona, has been in Ell PasO for
a week past. He is perfecting ar
rangements to have his output
treated by the FL Paso Smelling
Works. His ore will run 40 per
cent lead and one to two ounces
in gold.-Bulletin.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

That, the term Of court which
opens here September p, will be
attended by a larger number Of
attorneys from other towns, than
have ever visited Yuma before at
any one time. There will be colo
nels, captains and judges in battle
array and the legal skirmishes
promise to be both lively and fire.
quent. A great many witnesses
will also attend. and in fact the
approaching term gives promise Of
being ali extended and important
session Of the district court.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

A Washington dispatch dated
September 1st, says at a meet
ing of the house committee on
territories today the subject ofcon-
sideration being the bills for adj
mission of New Mexico and Arizona
into the union, preamble and re-
solution in regard to the matter
was drawn up by Representative
Minsur of Mo, and adopted.
The resolution authorizes the
committee on territories 10 send a
subcommittee of seven me nbers
to New Mexico and Arizona with
authority to inquire into the social,
educational, financial and moral
conditions Of the territories and re-
port whether these territories in
Justice to themselves and their
relations to other states Of the
union, are prepared for statehood
or not. The resolution also author
ICES the committee to visit such To-
calities in Utah as they may deem
proper and there take testimony
upon the question Of theprevalence
and extent Of ordinance or doc
trines and practice Of plural and
celestial marriages as taught by
The heads of the Mormon church,
and TO make its report at the
second session of the present con
s~s-o-a
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

Tuesday next, September 9, will
be the forticth anniversary Of the
admission Of California into the
Union. The day viii be celebrated
with a great deal of enthusiasm
throughout the Golden State.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-06

For some unexplained reason,
the authorities at Washington have
failed to pay the census enumera-
tors of this County, although their
work was been received andaccept-
ed sixty days ago.