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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-14
PROPOSALS
Tor fcmnty Supplies.

! Blds are invited by the Board o ] Supervisors of Yuma county, A. T. ! for the following county supplies {, be furnished the county for the year beginning Afril lst, 1891, and ending March 3lst, 1892, as follows, to vii i County Printing. To print tue proceed l ing5 of the Boar'l, delinquent tax list grand inr:;, reports, Shcrid's anu Treasur er's noticrs anu all other publications re i quired by law, tn be paif for by the county. i County medical services To furnish all medicine and medical attendance to sick len necessary, to attend coroner's ill., quest, to perform surgical operations and to attend the examinations ot insane per. sons.
 Boarding of County Prisoners fur nish two r4eai8 per day tt the county it to each prisoner cUn6ne,l thcr, i. DuryinG county dead Must specify how much f.l th. total burial expenses fol each person.
 Imdigvnt sick.-T0 be furnished food. clothing, lodging and nursing per day fol !ach person.
 Care of dependent poor. To be furnish ed with tU>d, clothing and lodgIng by the lay for each person.
 All other supplies Brogdn shoes pc; pair, gray branketS, pound, per pair: com. mon soap pr ID, mesquite w&od pr cord coal oil pr gal can chloride of lime pr it,. white lead pr H., limn pr bbi, hitew.si, brushes. in, pr ? Iol, matches pr doz pkg, lamp cllimneys asst pr d"z, feather dustels, 20 III pr Is dnz, galvanized Il on water L!ie!tets pr deg, jail cells locks pr l-2 dog. han.lcufts pr pair, leg iron pr pair, brooms pr dos, candles pr box lamp vicks pr gross, one original assessment roll, one duplicate assessment roll, one delinquent tax roll, galvanized cell huclets pr doz pens Fr gross, copying ink pr { i'ottl, carlnint Ink pr l 4 bot, Arnolds pr l | !,ut, poll tax recel pts ST IG9 tax receipts TT lO0. license receipts pr l09, warrant books p lGo rubber band asst pr box, lead peucils pr gross, pcnholders pr gross, blot ing pads pr S osa, steel erasers pr l2 doE, rubber erlecrs Pr l , 't,e, Glncilagc pr I2 doz bot. inEstands pr l2, red tape pr roll, ,.apei | C pr roam paper ( pr "eaii., envelope. official pr 1000, envelopes let,.r priat- ed l000. letter head pr l095, one 500 page l2xl7 minute hook for the use uf the Supervisors office, Assessor's blanks pr 100.
 Bids will h,; received until Monday. February 18th, 1891, at 10 o'clock d. m. The Board rtser,e eS the right to reject any and all bids
 By order of tie Board of Supervisors of Yuma county, A. I.
 J L. REDoxDo,
 Clek us SaiA Board. Yum. 4. f. Jon. 18th 1891.
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Disorders Wktch Affect the
 EAfdaeys

;rc among the most formidable known. niab"trs, BriSht's disease gravel and ether complaints of tlt urinary organs ar? not ordiparil5 cured ii severe cases, but thcy may b, Avrrted ly timely lnsdieltion, .A asr- tal stimuiant If tie urinary siands has ever Uaen found III Hostetter' Stomach Bitters, a medicine which not only affords the requisite stimu- lus when they become inactive, Gur increases their vigor and secretive power. By increasing tlIe activity of the kidneys and bladder, this medi cine has the additional effect of cx- polling from thh blood impurities which 1t is the peculiar office of tho5 organs to eliminate and pass of. Tht Bltters is also purifier and ST ng:h cncr of the bowcls, an invIsorant O the stomach, and . mat clT sS r,mcdy for GiliouSnrss and fever and ngur. 1t counteracts tendency 10 gre na- ture decay, and sustains and comforts the aged and inrirm.
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Royal gallery of poetry and art is the title of sumptuous Royal Quarto Volume of 542 pages devoted to selections from the wide range of English literature, hob prose and poetry, made by skillful and sympathetic hands. It's salne is enhanced by short hiogra phies of each cf the 100 standard authors. whose productions 1t contains A prom inent feature ol wonder ful beauty, iateraSs hnd attyacti, cneSs i. found II. Its nearly 4O0 surerb illustrations Tke combined result is xn inexpensive. Yct elegant vclumu treta'ling for S:} 5O and 5i.j0 in chOics hindingSI which introduces us tn the best company the world has ever known The work ii sold by sub. scription cniy aIid it's rare artistic as well as great literary aHd historic value, arc at once recognized and appreciated by &geut at! subscriber alike. making 1t sure sale for beginners as we'll experienced canv15ssis. For terms or agencf apply tu The j. DcwiaS Company, JI3 Market Street,
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Major J. W. Powell, Director ot the Geological Survey, in answer to a question aj to his favorite novels, said: Here are the dozen prefersed Bunyan's 8 Pilgrim Progress Vicar of Wakefield A Man Made ot Msney,' Douglas Jerrold. Ivanhoc, David Copperfe.d,' The Three Glardsuen. Les Miserab!es' Gf you would cut out Hugo's preaching tbis beck would be grand,) 'Unolo Toms Cabin. The Cioister and IIeartH. '.4 Strange Story Lorna Doono, and '5liddlelrarch. Neither Thackoray lor W-iikie Collins ever lad master piece. ] mink. George Sand rapell sne with her wildcat philosophy
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RULES OF POST OFFICE.

The oflioe is open from C A. Nj. to r. NJ, daily. Suadays froIn G to 3 A. N, aud from i240 to l:43 r. Nj.
 tsa t-baund mail closes at 6:30 P. M EYcst-bound mali closes at l2:lJ T. M
 Money Order and Postal Note depart saeat cl,ses at & P. NJ. daily, excepting Sltncd4ys, w len it closes at 3 r. NJ. Ne Money Order or Postal Notes issued Sun days
 Mail from Parker, Ehrenberg a>d Silver District l.aves fnma N 1ad' ys sra Fridays at A. G and arrives here Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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You are ta .a 9saG Nix.

But we will cure you il yor will pay n~ Men who are Weak, Nervou. and Drhili. lated, suffering from Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, and all the effects oi carly Evil Habits, or later indiscretiuns, which lead to Premature Decay, Consump- ton or Insanity, should send for and read the Book of Life" giving particulars of a Home Cure Sent tsealed free, by addseSs- ing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgical In stitute, i5i North Spruce St.. Nashville. Tenn. They gUarantsc a cure or no pay The Suadcy Morning.
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Two Wonderful Watches.

John Huntington and his son, ". T. R. Huntington, of Cleveland. own two of the best watches in the world. They are duplicates, and were ordered by the senior Huntington in 1881 in Geneva, Switzerland. He agreed to pay $5, 900 in gold for two watches that should combine every movement then known to the art of watchmaking. A description of one answers for both. The case is of pure gold; the works number 400 pieces On the large dial appear four smaller dials. The one at the top shows by diagram of the sky the changes of the moon, the Grma- ment being of lapis lazuli, studded with golden stars. The next dial to the right shows the leap year, the tiny hand moving around the circle once in four years, and an auxiliary hand shows each month. On the dial at the bottom is hand marking the quarter seconds, and one showing the day of the month. At the left, on the fourth miniature dial, is hand point ing out the day of the week. and another the tide as it ebbs and flows. Around tho largo dial, besides the usual hour and minute hand, moves second hand and an extra horse timer, so arranged that the distance between two horses at the finish is accurately noted in quarter seconds. By pressing q button the past hour is struck on deep-toned bell, one of chime; the quarters are more silvery note, and a rapidly tinkiiag companion gives the minutes. The watch is stem winder, and one spring furnishes the motive power. Where there is fric- ton the pivots are set in rubies. IN. '. Sun.
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THescn Nursery.

i'~2ties desiring nursery stock are re- qnosted to correspond with me as aln prepared to giyc bottom prices Citrus fruits spcciaity. All No. stock and guaraEted true to nRme. Address ne, at Tucson Arizona.
 DAVID KRSEsDT, Proprietor 'THcson Nursery.
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The Postmaster General has is sued the following notice, whicl may interest many of our readers: Proposals will be received It tho contract office Of this departmen
 until l p. m., on March 24, 1891 for carrying the mails of the
 United States upon the routes, ahd according to the schedule of ar rival and dcpartu specified y the department, in the Territory 0. Arizona, from July l, 1891, to June 50, 1894. Lists of routes, with schedules of alrivals and depart ures, instructions to bidders witt. forms for contracts and bond4, and all other necessary information, will be furnished OH application to tie Second Assistant Postma ,tc~ General.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-14

Congress mine o.aphoyes i1 men besides freighter5. Crogl,ed King mines pay roll is $4,510 per month. Unite l Verde has 20) men at work.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-14

The Dakota mine near Tucson is down 75 feet. The ore runs p per cent of. lead, $25 75 in silver and $l5 in gold. The vein from wall to wall Is 4j feet wide. So it Is reported,
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-14

According 10 Mir Ruskin's recent critieisn, there Is no genius about the E2gEsh language.
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Notice.

All parties claiming to hold deeds fer water ia and under the Moaawk Canal. situated in Yuma County, Territory oi Arizona. the same having been acquired from parties wko obtaigcd title from the Mohawk Canal Conpan.' 'ader crr-dia inlenturc, datod August S0ta., l8S7 and recorded in Book $ ef Dreds. page 5I, iu the office of the Recerder of Yuma County, Ter r;tory of Ari1upa. pro he,sLy notified thot under the terms of said conveyance notice vt all transfers CT s0nvsyances aud rights iers under usust .e sive1 to the SIoha~ k Canal and Improvements CoIaE4ny. saccessors ts thc Mohawk CansI onpaHy.
 (>igusd) MoI,aN ls CSpal and
 Improvsaisait Co, Fy E. J. DAyIs. Secretary. S@seessor ID Moliaw Canal Cnnr.ny,
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Fe1-~- FNExs xEn--eOa aA H. TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. CcVernsr--Ioi.n M. Irwin. &ecrStail - V. Q. Murphy. Puditor-Thrn,as Hughes. Attorney Genc rel--t lark Churchill. Surveyor General--Rcyal 4 JOhnsan. Trsasurer-J I. T. SInitt. Superintendent of Public InStrU tion-C. ". i...yney. psleg ate to conSrssF-M. .. Smith. Superintendent of Territorial I'rison--F & Iag.ls
 TCc<oS LAND cTF!cE. Register -HerBert Brown Receiver --C. E. Drake.
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L7IELD, GG3: il. M. D. Formerly Surgeon of T.. s. Army.
 Special cttentio1a 10
 SURGERY AND CHRONIC DISEASES. YUMA, ARtZoNA.
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COCSTY oFFICIAlS.

District JLdgc J. 1T. Kihbey Clerk of District C9nrt C. II. Briulev $ s,,ervisory, F. $. Ingalls, tChsirnanl, C Y
 Mseden and . [ Te evns=hd.
 Clerk of Ro.rd of Supervisors l. Red"nao Probate Judge and Sup't Schools C II Gia-
 ley.
 Sheriff sad Tax Collector . Fl ' Eagcat District Attorney Ssis.url PurtY 1reaSarSr l. N"likfilS Euc-r,ler Frank Aviia AS, ssor " A Werinnger Surveyor l. 4 HICKS County Physicians. DeCorse and TaEgart
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PRECINCT OfytCERt
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Trnssees of YlH,a Se}aol District: Eugeuc sanguinetti, Cus;ediu E. Iirez iId U J. Sscin.
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[. II. CHALMERS, J. E. WOODWARD,
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ATTORNEYS -AT-LAw. PHOENIX ApIZONA. Practice in all courts in the Territory, and in United States district and Supreme courts. MT. Woodward will attend all regular terms of Court held ill Yuma, A. J.
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T. S.CUSTaA HOUSE.
 Repatr Collector F H Wighthaa Inspector W Sparkling
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
DON'T BE A FOOL,

Well, nobody wants to be, and no one
expects to be yet we find wise people
some times do foolish hings.
But you will do wise thing if YOU
will go to WIN. CHRISTIANS for
your goods. He will do you right.
He has full line of Dry Goods; his
Notion department is also full.
Alarge stock of Boots and Shoes, and
he can offer Shoes at prices that will
pulverize competition. See that mans
Congress or Bal at 81 %, Kash. La
dies Kid at 81 % up.
Grocery line complete and cheap. A
good stock of Jeans Pants at prices
without parallel. Working Shirts in
abundance, and the price will make
them go.
Mems Boys and Childrens' Wool Hats
that he wants to sell; price no object.
A full stock of Crooks, Queensware,
Glassware, Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses,
that no one will sell lower.
To enable you to buy these goods he
proposes to take in exchange for goods
Kash, Cash, Greenbacks, Money, and
everything in that line-Chickens,
Butter, Eggs, Honey, Beeswax, Feath-
ers, Wool, clean cotton Rags, country
Bacon, Lard, Meal, Corn, Oats, Pota-
toes, Ginseng, Mayapple root Angelica,
Spiknard, Pleurisy root, Seneca and
Va. Snake root, young Wild Cherry
Bark, and in fact all kinds botanical
roots and herbs.
The puzzle he had on the sidewalk was
solved by Messrs. Harry Williams, Bur
ney Burleson, w. F. Duffey and Rev..
@, Cowan: A - In no sense Broad,
by. Mark Twain. Innocents Abroad,
by Mark Twain. 0. K, gentlemen
watch that sidewalk, you will find
something else there, by and by. w.
M Christian will always be glad to see
you in his palace store room, the light
est, the airyest and handsomest store
~ room in the city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
APPROPRIATED A HORSE.
He Wanted Money and Got 1t, But
Was Caught.

A young man, aged twenty-five
years, was arrested here yesterday
evening on a charge of horse theft.
He was arrested in response to tele-
gram from Elk Park, N, G.
The facts in the case are as follows ::
The fellow gives his name as H. G.
Kennedy. He resides in North Caro-
lima. He procured horse from the
livery stable at Blowing Rock, N. c.,
as he voluntarily tells it, stating to the
livery man that he was drover. He
rode the horse to Elk Park, sold it for
500 in cash, notes and check, came
to this city on the train and was short
ly ARRESTED. He acknowledged to
the truth Of the whole charge, saying
that he did not steal the horse, but
took it for what money he hoped to
get out of its sale.
He was lodged in the calaboose last
night, where he was interviewed by a
COMET reporter. He frankly repeated
the above story said he was always
frank to acknowledge when he did
wrong; that he knew he would be
caught, but wanted the money; that
he was man of business, and when
he took a notion to do a thing it was
dead certain to be done. Said his
father had money to pay him out, but
thought he could put up with term
in the "pen." Said he had never got
ten into but one trouble previous t.
this.
He seemed to be contented with hi
lot, but thought he might have done
better He talked with good sense,bu
he had evidently used bad judgment
in getting his money. He wants it un
derstood, however, that he didn't stea
the horse.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
A ROYAL Scoop.

That was royal scoop THE COMET
made yesterday evening. From 20 min
utes of II a. m. to $50 p. m, the whole
matter was put up, papers printed and
the boys out selling.
To set a page of reading matter and
one of advertising in that short time
shows the enterprise of young daily
and the hustling qualities OF its COM
positors, who are always ready for
emergencies and whose names are ::
Frank l.. Fornsh6ll, foreman, H. Bur
nam Price, w. w. Mclaughlin, NJ. +.
Powers, Chas. Z. Fetter, b. L. Sims, r.
b. Babb.
The advertising for the extra was all
secured within fifteen minutes. That
shows that the merchants mean bust
ness, and know a good thing when
they see it.
The reporter was unable to inter-
view Gen. Wilder until II o'clock a.
m. He then went home for dinner,
came back, and after IL o'clock pre-
pared the interview, and in an hours
time it was in type.
The other articles were prepared at
the Office while the reporter was in
search Of the General, who was found
at the Carnegie Hotel.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
PERSONAL.

Hon. A. H. Pettibone, of Greenville,
is in the city,
Hon. A, A. Taylor and family are
visiting at DR.. w. ]. Miller's on Rome
Hill.
Judge Thos. Curtin came in from
Erwin yesterday where he has been
holding court.
Misses Mollie Kitzmiller and Anna
Taylor went down to Jonesboro on a
visit to friends.
Rev. T. B. McAmis returned to the
city yesterday after an absence of two
weeks down the country.
S. ID. McCracken went down to
Limestone yesterday to spend two or
three days with home folks.
Prof. w. S. Re mine, who has been
in the city for few days, went over to
Embreeville yesterday to visit relatives.
II. II. Carr has just returned from
a trip to New York, where he had the
pleasure of gathering some Three CPS
news.
p S. Donnelly and wife, OF Toledo
Ohio, are in the city to spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Donnelly will be inspecting
the timber of this section.
Sheriff Broyles and Circuit Court
Clerk, inc. B. Walker, of Greene
County, passed through the city. re
turning from trip up the road.
]. S. Mathes and two daughters, Of
Jonesbcro, was in the city yesterday
and paid their respects to THE Gomez
by giving us an appreciative call a
the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baird, OF White
head, England, arrived in the city yes
terday enroute to Embreeville on Wis
it to their son-in-law, Manager w.
Love, of the Embreevillc Freehold anC
Iron Company
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
COMET sCINTILATIoNs.

Capt. Dickinson is pntting up
bath room in connection with the
Piedmont House.
Sam p. Chambers was married to
Miss MolHe Williams Tuesday night,
Judge Hart officiating.
Don't forget the mass meeting ofthe
citizens at o'clock this afternoon. 1t
is important that you be on hand.
Manager Love, of the Embreville,
Freehold & Iron Company, can boast
OF new son since he came to Amer
lea Mrs. Love gave birth to this
young American Tuesday, the 23rd
inst
Word has just been received from
Jonesboro that Cramp Smith rejoices
to be called father again, since there
has been born unto his household a
red headed baby which looks 50 much
like its father.
To see the ore, lumber, logs, Besse.
mer pigs, etc, that stand on the cars in
the L. T. & w. N. G, yards one would
readily say that the +. 7. e. w. N. c.
railroad runs through rich country
blessed with a variety of natures most
valuable treasures.
1t has been announced that the
Johnson City and Bristol base bal
teams will meet in another match on,
day this week The boys here have
good reasons for thinking that the.
will play good game. They hay
better training now.
The reporter acknowledges the re
ceipt of very fine bunch OF flower
by mail. They are the offering of
lady friend and are the more apprt
ciated for that reason. There was al
most every species of flowers repre-
scented common to a conservatory.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
ROYALTY RECEIVED.
The Young Men Tender a Reception
to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wexford.

Paul H. Wohord, of this city and
Miss Marguerite Seneker, OF Bristol,
were united in marriage, in the town
of the latter, yesterday at high noon,
The marriage took place in the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Geo. A.
Caldwell, the pastor, officiating,
The ushers were G, Ii. Slack, David
Seneker, = Taylor and English, Bris-
toll Paul Shortridge, Hugh Kirkpat-
rick, Thos. +. Hurst and X. $. Bolton.
The bride was given away by her
father. The groom's best man was his
brother, Chas. P. Wofford.
After the ceremony the party re-
paired to the home of the brides
father where lunch was served.
They arrived in this city on passen'
ger train No Lin the afternoon and
went to the home of the groom.
Last night at s o'clock they were
rendered a reception at the Piedmont,
under the auspices of the young men
of Johnson City. Preparations were
made for a royal reception, and much
of the credit is due to T, +, Hurst un
der whose management IT was gotten
up.
The Piedmont parlors were nicely
arranged There was nothing gaudy
about the arrangement, but for mod
esty and refined taste it was complete
and there was an air of pleasantnes'
characteristic of simplicity. Refresh
ments we're served in the Piedmon
dining rooms.
The reception, throughout was char
acterized by much that was pleasant
1t was a gathering of friends for al
evening of enjoyment, time for con
CALCULATIONS and good wishes to thu
young and accomplished couple il
whose honor they met.
The committee of reception were
Mesdames Crandall, Maher, ]. B. Cox
and Messrs. J. II. Crumley and Pau
Shortridge.
For lack of space we reluctant
omit to give the long list OF names.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
Stolen.

From DR.. w, ]. Miller, Saturday
night, June Goth, 1891, a brown black
horse, six years old, about ffteenhands
high, thin name and moderately light
tail, ono white spot on back about the
size of dime, slightly Roman nose,
in ordinary flesh and free from blem-
ishes when taken. Liberal reward will
be paid for horse and big reward for
horse and thief Report to Chief OF
Police. RoB'T L. REMINE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
Boarding,
By Mrs. Simms on Market St, nearly
opposite Southern Methodist Church
Terms reasonable. eat.

John d. Sargent, the keeper Of
Robert Ray Hamilton's ranch in Mon
tana, in deposition at New York,
swore positively to his recognition of
the body of Hamilton when found
after his drowning, And another
man says he saw Hamilton, q short
time since, at some point in the far
West, and talked with him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25

There is n change in the firm Of
Campbell & Pouder. S. III. Pouder
has transferred his interest to G. P. and
J. w. Cass, and the stock is now being
invoiced ready for the new firm to take
possession.
John G. Campbell, whose reputation
as successful merchant is well
known, will remain at the head of the
firm.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-06-25
Notice to Water Consumers.

Persons desiring to become water
consumers are hereby notified that
application must be made at the office
Of the company before the water is
turned into the mains if they desire to
save the tapping charges. After the
mains are filled the charges for tap
ping and connecting will be insisted
upon. The probable date when the
mains will be filled is July LIST.
60-10t WATAUGA WATER Co.