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HOTELS.

TIME ARDMORE, 523 18Th ST. n. W., FIRST
III class Eoard; central. convenient TO hotels. cars
and places Of interest: home comforts, 81 10 az per
day; So. so to xlo week. i. NJ HALL sp3-5ms
III OTEL IMPERIAL. FORMERLY THE HARRIS
- House, 4 st. near Pa ave. Nv, under new IMAM
agement; newly finished and reftted Throughout.
American and European plan. POLAND 4 s1AAT
Propa. m2S-lm
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD o A FAMILY
w Of hve adults requiring three rooms aud within
short walking distance of the station. Address Box
92, star Office. je7-cts
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FOR
BUSINESS

NOR ,TABLISHED DRUG STAN
Il cor. Bridge and Monroe SITS, Anacostia. je9-2ts
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II y. -sPEIsHoUsE ACT, HAS oPENED A
Os New Store AZ oo5 7h q. nv: opposite Patent
Onlcel with sn entire new stock of Wall Payer.
lhe inspection Of his former patr0ns and the public
RNsed nS2l-lD
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10 SAIL FIFE Ny B%FAUTIFUI. PSYCHo
SAFETY hear Tor cash. Or 4 wall take lpricht ~
SScle mot star In art IAyment Call after 4 AZ soa
81 NV. IL
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I.OE sALE-SPkClALS IN HDKSE PLY MIS-
u yOc-. SI15. Sl2o. sls5. 81. 90 and al. ; up.
Tue lashrs IN, these nets are treated Ia q chemical pro-
cHss that RENDERS them water and acid mol and are
guaranteed not % fade or tanElc up aud to resist tue
action of persplrRuon from the horSr.
gc4-eO4f TDPHAM'A lo3l pennn ave N M
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY DESIRE
w Board IN a Nice Home in the Country within al
conris ri1e OF Washington. Good price will be paid.
Address JULIUS LASSBURGH, i Bah and r SITS. j7-3t
AND BOARD BY YOUNG ME-
star Office. je5-3t.
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E'oR sALE-AsINGER LGDY's SAFFTY. NEARLY
Il new. T. - CAhlIL 4 90. l4U9 - nv

Loh SALEZA kAkE A~RGAIN-IApI COM
Iaete outhl cunsisiiug II q handsome HAv Hor~a
Year CID sas hands, WEIGHS l.OuO pounds VAR
rahted sound And geuue, has ali saddle galts an "a.
IRA ifonll't driver. l. an eArcltsu ut hurSr fr ana ne.
also stylish Village Cart Aad Ladies Ph.a.ton Bussy.
hsfnesS, Side Saddle. Re sold separately ior nofaufI
bnt soleiy IN Account ~ IA health VI owner. Iet aa-
isvldAt fkihAIE SrAniF
gc.eSt 1905 l.tl II "A "A
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and u. ~ Commissioner.
NO. BEALL. 1871 n ST NV.
In once from 3 AN 20 b pm nls
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I,OR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURS
= DAY. the INSTANT. At HALF PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK. ON the premises, n handsome New
1-room Cottage, with stable and 2s acres OF land,
THIS is n cool. comfortable and convenient home for
one doing business in the city aud desiring to live a
short distance IN the country: more land can lie
bought adjoining il If desired. Will be sold without
resrve. Offers are solicited. Terms: Small cash ray
ment baisnce to SUIT. See J.E.
leo-Jt 1921 r ST.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY W ADULTS, by THE 18th OF
w June. 8 or 4 Cnfurnished Rooms or Part Of House
Star Office. 1ts
LADY DESIRES A ROOM IN A
~ ,prlNato residence to Store Furniture. Address
ieT -ots
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ak SONS 2O4 10TH 81. N.w.-As
d bestos Goods. Moth proof Paper and Wax. 1, and
3-ply Prepared koonug, Hue Lining and Tops. NH
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IGOR SALE-UNlyERSIrY He GIFTS. AN ADD
4 ton 10 brOokland, at University station and near
the terminus of the electric cars. so near TO the city
Will soon be within the limits. beautifully situated.
hlgh and healthy. commanding fine view. all streets
TO be brought 10 grade established by District engi-
neers with brick sidewalks. gTaveltd roadways. shade
and ornamental trees; excellent water, good drainage.
Buy now while lots are Cheay. Call for plats, &c, at
zoos I ST., office Of REDFORD ". Waikiki.
iet-lm
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E'oR S~ALE-JUSI ARRIVED 20 HORSES. AMONG
II them some me Draft and Drivers. also a few low
priced Horses. Prices reasonable. \. SCHIEGlI.
v I ST. near INV lel-lN-
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BOARDING

SUMMER RATES AT ST.
- bet 18th and 18th. Table Board s2O per month.
Rooms and Board e25 and upward. according TO sazs
and location Of room m2s-2w
A FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY FUR
"A nished Rooms with gas. good hotel accOmmOda-
lions. At greatly reduced rates for ths sumnssr can
be had n AL est NV. my26-lm'
ARGk. COOL AIRY ROOMS. WITH BOARD. 81
- per day and up: Rooms. 30 and soc.: Furnished
Apartnent for Housekeeping cheap. 1HE NEb
sIEh. 5l3 18th ST NV. mylS
ID oARDING-LARG ICELl FURNISHED
ID Room. with oood Board. at the Auburn. Pa ave.
cor. I'D ST. n W. terms mo lerate. uy1G san
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EoR. sALE-NEAR FOREST GLEN STATION, 40
i miles from the city. on the Metropolitan Branch Of
the H. 4 q. h.li, about Seven Acres of Land. improved
by neat cottage. barn and Outbuildings. The adioin-
Ins land IS selling at from = to 4 cents PER foot. Price.
So,OoO; T~erms-S2,UO0 cash, balance to SUIT. Call
on or address FBkNJAM1N Attorney.
lc6-Ot fDg 4 ST N W
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. s~ALE-fiFTEEN DOLLARS WILL Rry
one set American EnclclOgaiiA tArTl.t1psa
Cost SO. lsl2 LAnden 81. L. brnt Para Ia.
IruR Al n C~UT-UNpER
Il Drag with roiel aud a Onc-nAn koad RursN lx
g :. Csnrry n Co. PhilsdelphiA both A. ss1d a. ~,
Will b. sold heap % cluSe an estste. PRIVATE stAhla
lho4 18Th 81. NV. NaA n
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WANTkD-BOARD n LODGING IN COUNTRY
w o. Tour ~geptieneu; must be convenient to city.
Address BIC. Fisheries Division, Census Ofica
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To o on REAL ESTATE; PROMPT
AsA attention 10 all applications sNOkMsrEDr6
bhADLLl. w. ST NV. m2I-lm
NgONEl To LOAN AT Five PER CENToN APP
WI proved Real Estate security. Ians. amount.n
slocIalty: IlLEk a
my@--lm 1907 4 ct n ".
M oNkY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT5AND
X1 q per cent on u. Z. real estate security.
FRANK 4. l5U5 Pa ava.
myl9 nhe Arlington hire Ins. Co.'S ofhce,
MONEY To LOAN IN ALL SIMS AT ; AND0
Xl per cent on keal Estate security.
my NJ NJ PAkkER, l4ls n ct
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EoR sALE-A NEW 7-ROOM COTTAGE, Two
Il miles from city. Price 81. 500; onethird cash,
balance to suit Also Suburban = and 3-acre Lots,
cheap. j. Il. CLEMENTS
ie,S6t I9ol p, -.
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tsok SALE THIRTY HOI-Btp SASH. FAC.
giAKed. have heon used sN months cost -. -:
VIII sell Tor cash Tor ell p b. GAither~harg. Nd
For g@ruculzn see NJ r. HANSON, l3s4 fst nv.
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-HoUSE, To LEASE OR TO PUR-
w chase moderate size; modern improvements;
northwest or west section. Address BsA.. Star office.
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Eok SALE-fIVE-RooM HOI Sc, "a ACRES;
Il saw and grist mill; splendid stream of water aud
excellent shade trees > miles from Washington city.
good for milling, gardening. fruit or poultry raising,
Tor DAIRY or tor residence Of one DONG business IA the
clty anu wishing 10 live a short distance in the coun-
try. Price el.J0o; one-thlrd cash. balance in one and
two years. sold to settle an estate.
K LEMENTS
ie3-6t 1iol 81 NV
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The news from Germany is to the effect that
the Kaiser is ailIng. Heretofore he has been
beering.
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100 SAlk-flNE 4 ONSTkR sloOe tLtA
innNea BOO bush. Caracity; earned $500 lest
Nihters Niu sell Cheap OF exchange for snail yacht
n1rS. AND c~rtiAee. or other puOlSrty. Aadrs-s
sLoOi. .IoS Ia ave. nv. ta-St'
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EoR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
depot IN the town of Bowie, from $40 to $50;
title perfect. A FORD "
jest 0lT Fst NV
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EoR SALE,soME DESIRABLE MATER FRONT
bay. p11EesAe
je7-3t .1hn
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A ssaEEx2GeG Blouse.

This body of ours has been ikened to tenement. l. often has hauat3d apaTtment--5he stomach Scared by the e'drich sprte, dyspep ia digestion flies ani refuses tc rcSurn. What can break tie spell, what can raise the ban laid upon the unhappy organs? We answer unAesj5atnsly, Hostetter'a S.onlch B tSers, aud we are warranted in the re- spolse by the recorded testimony Of myratls cover ing period of over taird of century 4 co lrse of the B1ters begun in any stage of the a.lc ;on and psrsstently followed, will terminate in cure positive, not partial The Bt5ers restores tone to the epgastric nerve, renews and puries the juices eXuding from the cellular tissue that act upon the cid digestiyeIy, expels bile from the stomach a1.d the blood and promotes regular habit of body Malaria, kidney complaint nervousness rheuuaj,s,u
 nd neuraeia give way to this medtine
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EO LcNGra 4 TERRoN.
Modern Treatment That Cures Constipa-
 ton.

Modern Treatment That Cures Consti2a-
 ton.
 According to the San Francisco dailies a reme- ly has been discovered that with almost un- crring certainty overcomcs constipation. It is the new laxative principle ill Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla The papers are full of recent Oc- currenccs confirming its efficiency, and we give place to their last sensation, a card from San FranciscO's well known lady manicure. She says: '' an willing to relate the following ex- pericncc. l have for years had weak stomach attended with constipation, and never found but one preparatio~ that helpeo me and that soon wore out and lost it's effe and I was again g sufferer till tried Joys Vegetable Sar5aparilla. It helped me in every way and has thoroughly reorganized me. lad one of the most sensitive of stonachs and was ill continual stress, but can with the aid of Joys Vegetable SGrsa "arills now eat any and everything with my old ac' customed freedom without; an! evil effects. I am both surprised and delighted, and gladly recon
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that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen s ArnIca Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satis- factory results do not follow theIr use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. TrIal bottles at any drug store.
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----.j ----- ~>,~~>, ,...u t,o enc UviuI ado and Gila rivers supply an abundance of water the growth in extension of canals and other irri- gatIng facilities must necessarily pe very extensive in the future as there still remains opportunities for the investment of millions ot dollars proftably in irrigating en- terprises.
 Yes, and added MT. Gates, Tucson has not got the only sanatarium, Yuma can claim climate which merits the inyaEds Of the world for al kinds of pulmonary troubles; We will not yield the claim but what we have the finest on the con Jinent and we have excellent ac- commodations. The Southern Pa cine Hotel under the management of Col. Sam Gillespie is all that the most fastidious health seeker could desire.
 Mir. Gates is loud ip his praise of the government Indian school established in the building of old Fort Yuma. The school Is under the managementof Sister AmbrosIa and eight other sisters. There are over lUO Indian boys and girls in the school and the progress those little a0origInes Of the desert have made in dress, tidIncss, and the respective branches of common ed ucatlon is highly Complementary to the management aud teachers. The glIls are ali instructed in sew Ing, Kitchen and household duties. .-a ta.E learn wlI a.lt... They sing many G-...s.
 %st eNt-i n black board e.ara--.
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LIST OF PRIZES:

CLU8 RATES: Tickets for 850o0 SPECIAL RATES ARRANGsD WITH AGENTS. AGENTs @ANvE0 in every town and city in United States and British America.
 The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by a special deposit of five hundred thousand dollars $500, ,000), with the State Govern ment, and approved by Jesus Areciiga' Governor.
 Drawings under the personal supervision of Lie Hermiuio Arteaga, who Is appointed by the Government as Inter, entor. sI CERTIFY that B ith tae { ste Treas snrer all necessary guarantees gre 9eposi5cd, as suring fail paynent oI al prizes oi thiS drawing.
 HEaM1yIo ARrEAe4, interveutor
 gEapoE Reaittancos must he e;;her by New York Draft. Express or Registered Letter American money. Collectio.s can be madt .hy Txuress Companies or Banks Ticke: sent direct to management iii he paid by drafts ca New York, Montreal, St Paul Chicago. San Francisco or CiJy of MeXico For further information address
 JUAN PEDAb, Manager,
 Zacatecas Mexico 1 Apartido t;,.
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FOR SALE.
J. L. REDoNDo, (

That well known and valuable piece of land with improvements, situated on Main street near First the Palace hotel property--is now offered for sale. For particulars apply to Mrs. Hilaria Jones.
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at least 3 few months more.

at least 8 few months more.
 Honorables W. c. Davis, J. s. Robbins and E. A. Cutter, the re- publican Board of Prison Commis- sioners held meeting here on Mon day. The board passed orders de- manding possession of the books and records of the institution and after meeting again on Tuesday, ad7 journed until Monday July 7tb
 A cosy and cool ice cream parlor will be opened on next Monday evening, on the West side of Madi- son avenue, the second house north of the court house. The very best of ice cream and cake will be kept on sale and it is expected that our citizens will Hberally patronize these seasonable sweets.
 The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of the French Market, which appears in another column. The proprietors, Frank and Santiago Redondo, have the means and ability to keep up a frst-class market and intend to make theirs as well known as it's original namesake in New Or leans.
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Hpoot forget 51 have your pho .o-aoa taken by photographer l.loHa.1. at l.- studio ae iaratJe Y~--u,Aa a. L.-IcD Lane near Third street. Cheap prices. Call and see his work.
 Daniel Conner, chief engineer of the Colorado Steam Navigation Company, left with his wife and daughter for Charleston. Illinois, for months visit, Thursday morn ing
 Census enumerators, Ira Nab bett, Walt. Mjllar and c. Wheeler, started work on Monday last.
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YgIlna County.
IT1tson 'Star.f

Hon. Thos. Gates, of Yuma. who has been visiting Tucson, returned yesterday, Mir. Uates is an enthusi astlc believer in the wonderful fu- ture of Yuma county in it's agricul tural, horticultural and mineral possibilities. He says Yuma can beat the continent in both time and quality of its early fruits, and the agricultural possibilities of the soil can hardly be estimated as everything grows 10 the highest state of perfection, with but a mod crate degree of cultivation, and as the area of land and the water sup ply is very large and the climate seml-tropical he thinks there can be no doubt that Yuma is to be the foture garden of the continent
 Then the mineral resources are great, especially gold. The veins are large and generally high grade this Is especially so in Harqua Hala district in which recent de- velopments indicate permanency Of views at depth as well as exceeding richness. The area of placer fields = ls,.,~o C-l C'----,.f .-. .
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suckieE's Eynrca Salve.

The Beet Saive in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Hards, Chilbrairs Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, end positively cures Pils,, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money Ss, funded. Price 9 cents per boy
 FOR SALE BY 4 FrapE,
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Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is tal cn; it is pleasant and refreshing to tAe taste, and acts gently yet promptly OF the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tenn efFectuaIly, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cur habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptahle to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, it's many exc, llent qualities commend it to all Itis for sala in 5Ac and sl bottles byaliiaodued druggists.
 Manufactured only b~ tLs
 CALiF1f f F1 SIRgS O.
 EEs -Ea ess
 koJlsF-iz. E1 HrY f.9E HE
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Proceedings Of the Board of
 Supervisors.
YUMA, A. T., June 2nd, 1890.

YUMA, A. T., June 2nd, 1890.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at 10 a. m. Roll called present, Chairman F. $. Ingalls, Superintendent c. V. Meeden, o F. Townsend and Clerk. Chair man presents to Board certificate of indebtedness amount of a242U due Yuma county by Maricopa county for difterance in cost of sur vey of eastern boundary line of said Yuma county. Received copy oi map of Cochise county, compli- ments of Board of Supervisors ol said county, and clerk Is ordered to ~ r'--~ ----loI.~O -,0<.0ir,+ 0f con,n
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A heavy invoice of summer goods jnst received at the Gandolfo and SangMneSti mammoth store.
 Ben Moore passed through from Mexico yesterday bound westward.
 Hon. J. S. Robbins and wife left for San Diego on Wednesday last.
 Hon. E. A. Cutter returned to Camp Thomas Thursday morning
 Mrs. c. I. Putnam returned from a visit to Tucson, few days ago.
 Captain w. H. Simmons paid this office a friendly call a few days ago.
 St. Claire & Pratt. Phoenix, Ari- zona, employ best of workmen and guarantee all work. Try them.
 Mrs. Esther s. Post and daughter are in town from the Mohawk Valley.
 James Hildreth, the photographer will remain in town only few days longer.
 Miss Mabel Morris left for Po- mona on Thursday to spend the summer.
 General M. H. Sherman, of Phoenix, passed eastward yesterday morning.
 Anyone wishing any tvra-wE7uae done, can have .aelr orders attended Co ay leaving same ag sES~NGl office
 Hon. 4. C. Hubbard was pas se1Eer on Thugs5ar- East bound express.
 Captain c. V. Meeden has had a splendid photo taken of his place of business.
 Captain Frank $. Ingalls, and wife were in town for couple of days this week.
 Moonlight walks were all the fashion for awhile, but of late hay , gone out of style.
 If you want to do a fOurishing business be sure and advertise in the SENTINEL.
 Hon. George H. Daily was in Yuma Tuesday on his way to Cal ifornia and the East.
 St. Claire & Pratt pay all charges on watches sent them and repair same at Phoenix prices. Try them.
 Alcario Casares, the merchant prince of Nortons, was in town for day this week.
 Dr. J. H. GoodfelloR, of Tomb stone, and a leadiug-Physician of the Territory, visitadee Yuma on Tuesday and paid the SENTINEL a pleasant can- n&
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pIums received ny T. De uIant,e, dealer in fruits and groceries, next to Molina's barber shop.
 The Farmers irrigating canal of this county, is one of the most suc- cessful enterprises in Arizona. Colonel J W. Wham, of Tucson, is president of the company.
 Miss Mabel Morris was an appli- cant befor the board of school ex- aminers for 6 first grade certificate at the meeting held this week, and passed very good examination,
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store and residence. The pictures are perfect in every respect.

STienC-1 gT- 9. |.tH.e Llr7ile store and residence. The pictures are perfect in every respect.
 Are you married? If not, sent your address, with stamp, to The American Corresponding Club, P o. Box 643, Clarkburg, W. v. <
 Cucumbers are becoming little "stringy" here, whilst in California they have only begun to make theil appearance in the markets.
 The high water from the Color ado river has damaged Adam Bos sung's ranch to a considerable ex- tent, we are sorry to say.
 Nuchu-Prou, an old Yuma In. dian, died of heart failure on Sun day last, whilst playing game of field billiards.
 The steamer Mohave will leave fer Fl Dorado Canyon and inter mediate landings on the morning of June 21st.
 Henry Shumaker, a former Yu- matte, is the fortunate proprietor of the largest and finest barber shops in Phoenix.
 Ripe grapes were eaten from Tyner's garden on Friday last, and are now becoming quite plentiful.
 Miss Dolores Ayila, Miss E. Wagy an Miss 1. Acosta arrived from the Mohawk ranch yesterday
 County Recorder Frank Avila has been kept quite busy this week <, recording important documents.
 Ianu, |ela-co. a well known s.3sErei- af this county. was in town d1lr aae week.
 "fiIa ea5 breakfasts are not in mm i. you tluk they are 7-s he travellers 7n the southern Pacific.
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Df,nIoy, gzo.Uv, u. L Ernl /. $33.33; NJ. J. Nugent, %6.33; W. L. Hopkins, IS 33; F. Avila, @8.33. Bill of Yuma Publishing Com pany for original and duplicate rolls of county, %25.00.
 Petitions for road districts from citizens of Gila River received and laid over to regular meeting, when action will be taken.
 On motion it is ordered that the surveyor be authorized to purchase a plot book of the county, and to present bill to Board on receipt of same.
 Minutes read and approved, on motion Board adjourned to regular meeting, July 7th, 1890
 F. $. INGALLS,,
 Chairman. Attest:
 J. L. REDoNDo, Clerk.