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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-08-09
of the Board of
supervisors,
YUMA, A. T. August 4th, 1890.

YUMA, A L. August 4th, lS9O.
Board met met pursuant to adj
Journment at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Roll
called, present Chairman E. S. Ingalls,,
Supervisors @. V. Meeden, O. f.
Townsend and Clerk.
On motion seconded and carried the
Clerk together with the County Treas
urer is ordered to make statement of
the Indebtedness Of the County viz:
funded, floating and probable addition
of indebtedness for the balance Of the
year In the matter of the petition
of road District number three, the
following named persons: County
Surveyor L. A. Hicks, with L. Nj.
Strauss and j. N. Culver, are ap-
pointed as viewers to examine and
locate said read as prayed for i'll said
petition.
On motion the Clerk is ordered to
draw warrants on the salary fund for
the following County officers to wit:
Sam Purdy, District Attorney, A.
&c; NJ. J. Nugent, Sheriff, 4l66; j. L.
Redondo, Clerk of Beard, 4l.66; w.
A. Werninger, Assessor, 4l.66; @. III.
Brinley, Probate Judge, 1888; c. II.
Brinlcy, District Clerk, $500; NJ. j.
Nugcnt, Tax Collector, 6.33; w. L.
Hopkins, Treasure, 8.33; F. Avila,
Recorder, 8.33.
On motion the Bill of G. Horner,
for the repair of the County as order
ed is allowed in the sum of $4,000.
Moved by F, S. Ingalls, that the
County Surveyor is authorized to
proceed and make the required work
on the township plot book Of the
County at an expense not to exceed
$4,000. Motion seconded by G. Y,
Meeden and carried, O. L. Townsend
voting No.
Minutes read and approved, on mo
ton Board adjourned until September
LIST, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Z. S. INGALLS,,
j. l.. REDONDo, Chairman.
Clerk.
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a scrap Of paper saves ber life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, but it saved her
life. She was in the last stages OF
consumption, told by physicians
that she was incurable and could
live only a short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On a
piece of wrapping paper she read of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got
a sample bottle. 1t helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued it's use and is now
a strong, health rosy, plump woman
weighing 40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. III.
Cole druggists; Fort Smith. Trial
bottles, ofthis wonderful discovery
free at any drug store.
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Take Notice.

Remember that the present char
ter of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company which the Supreme
Court of the u. S. has decided to be
a contract with the State of Louis
lana and part Of the constitution OF
The State does not expire until the
First of january 1895. The Legis-
lature Of Louisiana, which adjourn
ed on the 10th Of July Of this year
has ordered an amendment to the
Constitution Of the State to be sub
mitted to the People at an election
IN 1892, which will carry the char
ter Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company up to the year Nineteen
Hundred and Nineteen.
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WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.
For the seven DAYS Ending Friday
August 9th, 1890.
LOCAL NOTES.

Juan Pine left for FL Paso, few
days ago.
Everybody drinks cream soda at the
Popular.
Hon. J. H. Behan, has returned
from Phoenix.
Trinidad Gonsalez, came in from
Lordo during the week.
Southern Pacific detective Will
Smith, was in town Oh Monday last.
Sister Amelia of the Convent of St.
Joseph has gone to Los angeles.
Keep cool and keep your temper by
drinking soda, ice cold at Gender Il Co.
Captain c. V. Meedcn left for San
Diego a few days ago on a business
visit.
The call for a Democratic County
Con sention appears in another CO.
lumn.
l.. F. Fulton of the Mohawk val
ley was in town for a day this
week.
The village gardens are bright and
fragrant with many varieties of roses,
in blossom.
Frank H. Duggan, of Sacramento
is now running the switch engine dur
ing the daytime.
The Misses Amelia and Emma
Quinones, have gone to Los Angeles
to attend school.
Elmer B. Wagy of the Mohawk
ranch has been in town for several
days this week.
Al. Hoffman, the yard-engineer at
this place, has gone to Tucson for a
vacation Of six weeks.
Cold, clear, foamy soda, at Gender
l. Go.
L. G. Moreland, the well known
mining man is visiting friends at
Banning California.
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- ftea,.o..s o.vl.loiy n1ea so.n,
pretty lively shots around this vicinity,
during the storm of yesterday.
Mrs. Dolores Esquer has gone to
San Diego, with her son, and is ex-
pected to return in few days.
Deputy sheriff Hickey, arrived
here last night In charge with two
convicts from Yavapai County.
Try glass of Sparkling vichy and
keep your blood cool.
Miss Deborah Mellon, arrived from
Phoenix a few days ago, and is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Isaac Levy
Frank Nicholson superintendent OF
the Yuma Copper mining company,
passed here westward on Monday last.
1t is unnecessary to go to Califor-
MIA to have your teeth attended to;
DR.. B. J. Daniels, the San Diego
dentist will remain here until
next week
Mrs. George Duke has been seriously
i'll for several days past, but it il
hoped that a change for the better
will soon take place.
Asa Post came down Monday from
the Mohawk valley to attend tt
business connected with his lanC
interests in this county.
If you want your watch or clocl
put into frst-class order, call or
Benjamin Arboleda, a successful
jeweler, who is domiciled at the
Southern Pacific hotel
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company WIN Lyman 'omltn, a. -Aa
month Of May OF that year, soon after
TIE Gadsden purchase was confirmed
aud through WHICH Arizona became a
part Of the United States. Mr.. Burke
continued a resident of this territory
anti the time Of his death. He mar
ried soon after his arrival here, and
at his death leaves two grown sons,
Pedro and Frank, (the latter of whom
is deputy sheriff at Yuma) and his
eyed wife. Deceased was 60 years of
age, aud being a Mexican war veteran,
was at the time of his death drawing a
small pension from the government
Tucson Star.
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Address Registered Letters Con.
tanning Currency to

REV UnLEA!sS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
"REAEM8ER, that the payment of Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
of New Orleans. and the tickets are signed
by the President of an Institution. whose
chartered rights are recognized in the
highest Courts; therefore, beware of all
limitations or anonymous schemes"
REMEMBER that the present charter Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company.
which the SUPREME COURT or THE u. S,
has decided to be-S- CONTRACT with the
State Of Louisiana and part of the Consti-
tuition Of the State, DOES NOT expire UNTIL
The FIRST OF JANUARY, 1895.
The Legislature of Louisiana, which adj.
journee on the 10Th of July of this year,
has ordered an AMENDMENT to the Consti-
6utiOn Of the State to be submitted to the
People at an election ia 1892, which
will carry the charter of THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY M TO the wear
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETEEN.
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The celebrated Panorama of the
Battle Of Gettysburg and Museum,
corner Market and 10th streets, San
Francisco, is a wonderful entertain
ment. There is nothing like it on
the Pacific Coast. To describe it is
impossible. You are almost compelled
to believe you are in the midst of a
pattle, but free from danger. There is
a fine Museum attached to it, free to
Panorama patrons, of Live Animals.
Electricity, Photograph and Magic
Lantern entertainments. When visit
ing San Francisco be sure and see it.
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Hon. Geo. W. Norton, arrived
from California several Gays ago
since which time he has been very
sick and upon the advice Of his
physician, left for San Francisco
yesterday, where he expects to re-
main for a couple of months. Mr.
Norton's many friends sincerely
hope that his recovery will be
both speedy and permanent.
It is currently reported that Los
Angeles capitalists are negotiating
with L. G. Moreland and w. Sippy,
for the purchase of their mines in
Cargo Muchacho district. If the sale
is made the new purchasers say they
will build their twenty stamp mill
directly at the mines and put in a
pipeline for the necessary water
supply from the Colorado river.
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The Nutmeg Gu Tor ssu.-5z

Senator German has wen vogue f..
a new cure for a neuralgia. - -
been a great sufferer from that abom-
nable disease, and one day an old
lady advised him to take a nutmeg,
bore hole through it, pass a string
throug ii the hole, and put the strings
around his neck so that the nutmeg
will rest directly on his breast-bone.
Women. owing to peculiarities of
dress and personal formation, can pro
badly do this more comfortably than
men can, but anyhow, Senator Cor
man did it and does it. 1t is asserted
that after a day or two his neuralgia
left him and has not since returned,
and now nutmeg necklaces are growing
common in Washington.
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TLa o--o--+ e ~ -

topic y. Ion among ...
four hundred for some weeks o..
promises to be a swell affair
Mr.. James Ryan raised a large
crop Of watermelons this year, from
seed which he imported from New
Jersey the home of that famous
song bird the gallinipper. Jim's
melons were large and luscious and
of superior flavor.
The Mohawk VALLEY farmer at
this season Of the year has his har-
vesting and most &C the hardest and
heaviest work do
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farms r tie Mohawk va.-e.. cam.
to 10. Monday last and was hearefIv
welcomed by his many friends.
Jesus NJ. Melendres, an employee
of the Courier Office and a former
resident of Yuma, married a pretty
Prescott girl-Miss Margarita Con-
treras-August 4th.
Tom Goodman will leave his oldest
daughter at school in San Francisco
during his present visit to the metro
polls of the Pacific slope.
DIR. B. J. Daniels a successful
dentist of San Diego is stopping at
the Southern Pacific hotel and will
remain here until August 18th
Mrs. o. [. ~Putman's numerous
friends will be pleased-to learn that
she has almost entirely recovered from
her late and dangerous illness.
Ex-Governor A. p. K. Stafford has
sold his property in Florida, and will
move to Tombstone where he will re
side with his family for the future
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DR.. w. ?. Huntington Of Sacra-
mento, one of the most successful sur
geon of the state of California, was in
town for couple of days this week,
on business connected with his valu-
able interests in the Mohawk valley.
Joe Griffith a well-known railroad
brakeman was stabbed and severely
wounded few days ago in Tucson, by
a man whose name is T. Touts. Grit
fith's assailant was jailed to await &C
ton of the grand jury.
Benjamin Arboleda, a skilled
matchmaker and jeweler, is stop
ping at the Southern Pacific hotel
where he is prepared to do any
kind Of work in his line. Charges
reasonable. 4
w. Henry Treichler, is in town on
land business; the cool breezes along
the Mohawk canal keep that popular
gentleman in a placid state of con-
tentment, enjoying the dellShtS o.
ranch life.
Judge @. H. Brinley, joined in mar
riage on Thursday evening, Jesus Da-
MEL and Miss Rosita Doten. The
friends of the newly married coupi'
tend their congratulations.
If your teeth need fixing up cal
and see Dr. B. J. Daniels, at thu
Southern Pacific hotel, he is a wei
known and skilful dentist; his
work invariably gives satisfaction
Tom Goodman and his daughtel
Miss Mary, and nieces--Misses Ameli'
and Emma Qninones, came in from
Ehrenberg Monday and left :or Cali
fornia Wednesday.
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cnaeeu IouI nunureu tnousenu acres
of land on the Colorado river, in
Lower California, from General G.
Andrade. The new purchasers have
made overtures to the Colorado
river canal company, to begin work
on the proposed waterway.
There is no hotel in Arizona which
gives its guests such excellent fare and
attention, as the Southern Pacific
hotel of Yuma Sam Gillespie is sue
cessful and popular hotel-keeper and
owing to his personal supervision of
''~~9 the Southern Pacific hostelry
is a.slrz kept 7a .r-. c'-o0 stvle.
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demonstrated that me.
tons by fouIing the blood, but - s-a- c-ss..
which makes the stomach torpid, and -. eca
lation sluggish, and in turn causes an enfeebleo
action Of o. pores which longest or become PIN
ply The modern theory therefore is not to treat
the blood, bat the stomach and liver, and it is
under this new idea, that Joys Vegetable Sarsa
paFiIla was conceived. 1t has wiped out the
"blood disease" theory OF pimples, OF the old sar
sapsrillaS. A case in point 81 have had for years
spells of indigestion and dyspepsia and tried
yearly everything. Finally 1 took one Of the
leading sarssparillas. 1t did not help me, but
caused pimples to break out on my face, which
was told was caused by tho potash it contained
Hearing that joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla did not
contain mineral and might act differently, sent
forit. The pimples disappeared Immediately and
have now after months had no return of the old
spells. 10 is a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia
end the attendant face eruptions."
MRS c. D. STUART
1921 Mission street, s. 2.
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Another Pioneer Gone.

William II. Fl. Burke. famlliarly
known as paddy Burke" died at
Yuma, Yuma county, this territory,
on Thursday. last, about 4 o'clock p.
m. The immediate cause CT his death
being from a number of old wounds
which he received in the war with
Mexico Deceased was one among the
earliest pioneers of The Pacific coast,
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Mohawk Valley News.
Chrystoval, August 9TH, 1890.

=
EDITOR SENTINEL :-"Now is the
winter of our discomfort made
glorious summer ETC." and truly has
it, been a glorious one. No one
could consistently find fault with
the weather we have been enjoying
for the past two months so
mild has the summer been. We
have had but very few really warm
DAYS that one could almost believe
spring had fingered in the lap of
summer. Nearly every day we have
ienjoyed the delicious and cooling
breezes from the Gulf and the
nights have been simply superb
and blankets have been a necessity
this summer. The question is often
asked in this vicinity, is the
climate changing or are we merely
enjoying an exceptional summer?
Your correspondent did not feel able
to answer this as he is not a
Virgins but was inclined to believe
that the latter was the case.
The ranch of Mr.. Chas. Landon,
is delight to the eye with its set
ting Of emerald green. Charley in
addition to his other crops raised
a large crop of watermelons this
year and as a Consequence his place
is a popular rendezvous for our IN
dian friends. The amount Of water
melon one of these aborigines can
stow away is something marvellous
and it matters not whether the
melon be ripe or green, or whether
cholera morbus or any other de
sease Turk in every portion of it
our "iniun" friends eat it with a
keen relish and every evidence of
enjoyment. Like his white brethren
the easiest way to an injun's heart
Iif he may be said to possess such
article is through his stomach and
by way Of the watermelon is the
popular route. Mr.. Landon, has
cleared the greater portion of his
ranch now, has made considerable
Ihay. and besides has a large crop of
ievergIeen mullet and Egyptian
corn coming on which will give him
an abundance of fodder for this
winter,
-.
T. L: 0nlue[' nniSheo Vh'eon1i8
MS gram some Vlnle ago ana Vhe
result IS hIShIy gfatllyln8 "heh
the 0ISauFa'i'aS0oUS CIRCUMSTANCES
uhoer Whlch the crop laooIeu al
taken into consideration All that
the settlers ask * that the water
be kent in the canal 3 I5nra. .rr
flows in the ri-ar and -f- -.... -
ldevelonmant viii o., --..E... .n
The river had g..r IN ranrre-.Ir
we'll this wear and 49,. -.... i'm
are that we w. .... . .... -..
lin 2 short tim.
Mr.. KudISeLI, the manager ana
superintendent q the MolaWF
canal, has had good sized force
1of the canal. and last Thursday
turned the water down throughout
Its entire length. There is much
work to be done vet before that
branch can be called thoroughly
complete and be enabled to carry a
large head of water. The work
will now, it is believed, be rapidly
pushed forward and the entire
canal he put in first-class condition.
r. 4bo 1o,, e a. ILL
III Vie lower emu u Gie valley
mid OwinU tO the non-coD, ,,Ia4iO,, Of
the canal. There is considerable land
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J. W. Darlington, and George
w. Norton have formed q company,
which Will set out a vineyard Of six
hundred and forty acres in the Mo
hawk Valley this fall; the enterprise
is a great one and will be of i'm
mense benefit to Yuma County.
Mr.. Darlington, is the commander
Of the SENTINEL craft, and believes
that his papers work in behalf of
Yuma County and his personal
efforts in the material advancement
Of this section, does more good and
counts BETTER" than the silly
tWaddle and mouthings of amateur
politicians and would-be leaders.
Yuma County is advancing on the
broad road Of progress and prospe-
rity, and do not let that fact escape
you.
Governor Wolhey paid Yuma an
official visit Monday, and met with
a hearty welcome from our citizens.
The governor inspected the Territorial
Prison and was very much pleased
with the condition and management
of that institution. Governor WolAey
was here only one day but made, many
friends among the people of Yuma.
He is an atfabIe aud pleasant man
nered gentleman and soon convinces
Who meet HIM that he has the best
at Arizona at heart, and that
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Total

A full attendance is earnestly requested.
NJ J. Nugent, Althee Lorette, c. Horner
Geo. w. Nortoa, w. II. Treiehler, E. j.
Trippel, Ed Mayes, A. L. DeCorse,
Thomas Gates, Louis Esselburn, J. W.
Stwart, W. i. Hopkins, .. H. Willis, W.
a. Werninger, Frank Avi!a, Ansellno Fl
gueroa, Pablo Figueroa, Jr., A. Tyner, Jos.
j. Stein, G. A. Ringwald, Ben. F. Hartlee,
J. L. Powell, Charles Young.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-08-09

river, at the point where the plant
will be put up. The river landing for
the Goodman gold mines is three miles
above Gutenberg and possesses many
NATURAL advantages. Sufficient twenty
dollar rock has been developed to
keep the mill in operation for three to
four years, and enough ore is now on
the dump to keep the stamps "a fail
ing" for at least eight months Wood
is plentiful both at the mine and river,
the ore free-milling and high grade,
...a fact The 1--WE prosperity OF
--- . camp is r" a.'
ITS Tito. to-
r.. profitable rr. clio. 3. g.. .aa. 4.
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40 DisPeI Gold.

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
tho system eriectua(ly. yet gently
when costive or bilious or when the
a,-o1 IS impure or sluggist to perma-
aeulE cure .-...ul situation, to
awaken the Kidneys @5 liver te q
1-..s chem use -sraE a- -@
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Call for Democratic Convention.
YUMA. A. T.. Aug. 5th. 1890.

YUMA, A. T., Aug. 5th, 1890
We, the undersigned Democratic citizens
of the County of Yuma, A T. hereby issue
a call for a democratic County Convention
to be held at the Court House n Yuma, Oh
Thursday afternoon, August 23rd 1890, at
? p. m. for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Territorial Democratic Convention
to be held at Phoenix, A. T., on the 10Th Of
'7~-o-~~N0~ 800, the election of Comfy
. lmlttee for the ensuing term,
and f. transaction of such business as
uay r..-. come before such Convention.
primary election for the purpose of
.--s.-5. ,ates to such Convention from
#as ct is hereby called for August
tween the hours of p. m. and
6 p. m. at the Court House in Yuma A. T..
1t is recommended that delegates to said
Convention be elected by the Democratic
voters of each outside precinct, by mass
meeting, or primaries, as they may see fit,
at any time prior to August l6, 1890.
Proxies will be recognized if issued to
good Democrats of the County, subject to
the decision Of the convention.
Said Convention shall consist OF twenty
seven delegates apportioned as follows:
Yuma 10
Toltec 3
Harqua Hala 8
Mohawk Valley .
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His Som CUred.

Mr. w. H. Hinman,a prominent
and influential citizen of Mount Yer
non, H., writes as follows, under date
of March IL, 1899: "0ne bottle of
Swift's Specific IS. S. S. cured my
son permanently of stubborn case of
Blood Poison that dehed the best me-
dical treatment available, I have re-
commend S. s. S. to others for Llood
troubles and diseases of the skin, and
have never known it to fail to eyre in
any case.
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BLOOD pGEs02a.

[ was troubled for years With a
Blood Poison in its very worst form.
| was treated by the very best physi-
clans of Louisville, KY, and Evan
Vile, Ind; but they failed to benefit
me in any way. A few bottles of
Swift's SPECIFIC Is. S. 81 cured me
sound and well. This was over four
years ago, and there has been no re
turn of the disease since, or any syrnp-
toms Of it. I have recommended it to
others for blood poison, and in every
case they were permanently cured"
d. Fl. KAN, Mt Vernon, LII.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Di-
seases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, G.
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disease aIa,. good. ...
health if it is allowed to drIrJ ruu.--
The bladder too if inactive, and judicieus metIica
ton does not speedily direct the helm toward the
port of safety, will be whelmed by the quicksand OF
disease In selecting diuretic let your choice fall
upon Hostetters StOmuch Bitters, which stimulates
the renal organs without irrigating and exciting
them, two effects to be apprehended from the I'M
medicated stimuli largely resorted to. These have
a tendency to react prejudicially. The Bitters in
vigorate the kidneys and bladder, in common with
the nerves and the digestive organs, and so afford
lasting aid It also affords dual assistance in pre-
venting and during intermittent and remittent
fever. Biliousness, constipation and rheumatism it
also subjugates.
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eve do here5y certify that ne saperrist
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi Annaay Drawings Of tie Louisiana
State LOTTERY Company, md IN person man
age and control the DraJoingS tkemselces, GRd
that the same are conducted ,cith honesty
fairness, and III good filth t2rasd all par
ties, and IRE authorize the COmpHny to atsj
this certificate, 'rit5 facsiD'iles Of our sigma
TIRES atlnched, IN ITS odoertisen1ents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-08-09

y ta.rag -te ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

Tho MorgautoWu NGH Dominion uom-
mates Hon. JAS Morelaud for lhe M
prcme bench. Mr. Morrland is au abe
LAWYER and m ardent Democrat. The
party might go farther and fare much
worse