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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
New.York. Monday, June ~


The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
nve.story building. with lots, Nos 22l ana ~
l0jth-s 200 ~ " Amstedsm-aVe, los ZoAiVV'i
each Christian II Schultheis, s2S,0OO 49, r..
5-story buildings with lots, Nos. EOS TO IA fast
lo-dst 1850 IL G 3dave lots 25xl0011 each Joseph
We'll, sT0,1OO . -. Su.,..
Nos 1872 and 1874 Frontst, corner Pinest ana osor
building no W9terst, corner Plne-st Inc MOht-
Romery Auction Co. $3.50.
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Business pIcpertp 80 fei.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Down Town
For sale.
rutland & WHITING.
) ReekmaB ~.
Gountrn f)roprrtn for Sale ano Go Get
ATT A GREAT BARGAIN.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

f'WI'I' Vf'NI7'
The most delightfully."- situated country home west
chester County located Prospect Place, Porchester
n y; a view 80 miles Of Long Island Sound
had from the piazza the railroad depot within five min
utes' walk; surrounded by elegant residences
for years the finest location In the town; contains IL
rooms with all the conyenionces OF city house water
gas and sewerage large stable and carriage house NUT
and ornamental price only $500 terms the
valuation by its late owner has been $4,000; 1t must
b. seen appreciated Apply Real Estate Agents
D. \. AAiBLER Portchcster, Y. Y, or CHARLES FIELD
GRIFFIN 4 CO.. 42d-st, opposite Grand Central Depot
@.
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NEW. JEKSEY PROPERTY.

III plots Of land on Cedar-st Wyoming.ave, 6Ox2oO
each and house with plot OF End Grand-st $50 Il s
Wyoming.ave, plot 150x20o Wyoming Norman Law
Tor, $3.50. ru...u.
Pho. Of land Adamsst corner Of John-st Belleyine,
w II Burke, 1925. ..o az.
Roseiie; j. q. W. Stake. 1925.
cottages with plot OF land. Ludam property High
andvte Mot lJOxI4O Riley and Il Zeller, 81 3S5.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary.........5a Low Middling......7 - -
Strict Good Ordnary.....6is Middlng.......7 1915
opuons-swung around to lower basis to-day , G1T
the spec al life 70 the speculation Anitiai
sales 3d4 points decline after which tnerS s
a further break OF 4d6 points on s,Ning o longs.
lar In the day however the market rallied 3a4 plnt5
o. covering OF ''shOrs leaving OF STEADY LSeft 20,
stirtei the break More fayorebe crop meTs however
hnaa no inrnaucn sal-s, 20 .lOO Da.e9
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so Stunned o11 dressed Calyes and 20I dresstl HOEa

,vc Ssls a. s S e per Zoo % o. 80
CO., S9 Penn az ~ tefrs d. d. I2S1 o
y, -, "a Chicago do. 1924 D. at 81 10 40. l-SS
a. 20 AZ IS: IS DO 1919 ~ at s5 10 40 ohio stileI'
i6I7 siS6 10 10 llGt q e. = Is ID do 1859 ~ Of
IS 20; Is do ITO n at - 20; q a. 40 III ip1 a.
3 90 Is do 1910 At - 80 0hiS SS nts dyea ia6
IS ohio Bull; 40 10, at 20 90 S"" 'N'''
j" lherram & Culver: IS .Ch,,go SEER iSS, r.
II IS: Is DO 1879 ~ 80 10; 10 do 100 H. AZ % 90
u Do il5i .. ~ - ~. go ,....r fopnt~ Penn.
IA, ~ az SO So IA do 1907 ID AZ 80 - o DO
Tic H. a. IS II ono 90 l 90 ,o@s n at IS co
Bs, dsss sc a. = ESQ n at % TO- 10
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cicamboats.

A NEW HAVEN. 15c.
IA EXCURSION good days), 81 g.
steamers Z. II. NORtIIAM and CONTINENTAL ieays
Peek slip; Pier p. r. r.. M and u p m. Isuniays
II D. M, connecting at New-aNen with special trains
for MEltlDEN, HARTFORD. SfHINEFIELD mol.
YOKE &c Through tickets sold and baggage chez aed az
944 Broadway, New York and CouFtst.. Br0oklyn n.
CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS Steamers KAA-
~, ~ JERSKiLL and CATsKILI leave Pier 80. n. f..
With caiE Ments, Week sad u c az M connecting
summer hotels and board free at pier or mailed
PAMSDELL Line-Strs leave Pier % NJ
hNfoot Frankn-st for West Point Coli Spring Corn
Flshkh Landing Sewburg, daily y. Sunday a. M
SOUTH NORWALK. Steamer City of Albany.
y Beekmanst. 2 80 p. m. saturday p. m Sundgv
40 p nj. East Sistst 90 minute. later " ' '"uAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

THE nook OF OPEN AIE SPORTS octave 800 u.cos
lnustIata Tie tandaid authority on American open.
ng shooting horseback riding. &C.. &C. In full 81 ps,
ia8 ana uniysrsaly eotnplimentcd by the nrAsa. ~
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
aRATEFUL-coMFoRTIN
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAkFAsT-"By thorv.ss ~ Si9sston and nG.
trltop and by Careful application Of me me
well selected Cocoa Mr. Lpp ha Which may save
IS many heavy doctors bills II r. N tne b gradssy
s,,ch srtieles Of diet that constitution may " ~
built up until strong enough 20 resist every me-
v y, atiaeE wherever there weak point we ms1
escape many fatal SHAFT by Keeping % ssme
Service Gazette. uux cotd only in
Made simply with boiling wser or , mix .I,mss EfPa
a ID Womcp opsthie Chemists, London, Enpand.,
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which has Station at Blytheboune, or ooths@' cioe "
the property.
This line runs to the Depot, 36thst ana oen'a'e
where IL connects with Fifth Avenue line lime from
Rr,dpe 30 minutes. 1t will probably soon run W 90
Ferry the finest from New-York Fare on 'no ''Ni'
cents . - - .s.ovoh a
So, Reach and Manhattan Beach Il. Il. pass through
NORTON OF the property and stations In che mma'
vicinity. , ,orts,da n,
The most expensive sehoohouse on H. l. Vu'''N' "
Rrookyn) is within Ave minu es' walk
The Grade level every lot ready TO be ouilt upon AZ
onco These lots surrounded by fine dwellings anu
among the most desirable in Kings County shouie cum
mand the especial attention OF all IN scarf" u "''
business stands or investments 20 -
Terms on all purchases Of $500 and upwso' " pef
cent NAV remain on bond and mortgage
TITLES insured without expense 10 purchasers
For maps and additional information Apply 70 '.fo,
Johnson, Jr, go Lberty-st' New fofA' ahu i0' '"N
Montaguest., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

n TTR0PE AND THE HOLY LAND. Send for
II pro0ramnes of (;azes Select and tall Ex.
cursions for 1891 London and Paris weekly Excursions
ar sih0 TYrs class Rhine trips $3.50; Rhine ana nWl-sI
5000 Best cketng facilities 70 all parts OF the Unisea
SITES Europe and Round the World ocean ticke,s ~
ali lines Two summer excursions TO Europe by specially
chartered steamers. .
II GAZE & SON. $40 BROADWAY. N. Y.
(Estfb. 1S4i)
c1to .c.nt. ~ Nev. Nile Steamship Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

INVITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Aug e. 5 g ! D m
Germanlc July ~ o a. M GerTanc Aug 10 D. M
From While star Dock, foot OF West i0th.st.
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates
and upward, according 20 steamer location Of berth
Second cabin and Excursion tickets or favor.
allie steeraee from he old Country ego Com
panys once. No 30 Broadway New-York. Philadelphia
Once. 406 Walnut-st- J. BRUCE lSMAY, Agent
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- Pnp0SLS For COAL.-Ofice of tho

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
n uNE WILL re RI, EIVED an THE UPTOWN
l,lio Broadway, corner 2gn.st, gn,l p M; 270 West
shave. iJ2 dh-aNe: lJ3 Fourth.
ave, cltncr FoIrrentl o. $50 Ihrdayc. Forty
IhlflaNe. h.Nfy.tr>t Los
Frstayc l05 West foIy-seconds .O02 Columbus ave-,
ll7o Nlntha cor. 72dst 80 Liberty eta 81 Avenue A.
1923 ThlIdavs., and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
One .hund and twenty dfths t 20 and zoo
West enty. hfthst at regular ones
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Drean eieamers.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business, By all fast eses'
ers. 70 and from Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

II or SALE.-THE Gil - ~
THE MOST ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
THIS SIDE Or NEWPORT.
Designed and built by Messls. Mckim Mead White.
an ense of scve hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
A geutltmans resid.nce N every detail and requisite.
New MAGNIFICENT AMI costly mansion stables, outhouscs
greenhouses nld with arrest plants choicest Of fruits
yacht anchorage right Oh grsnsss boat and BAH house
surrounded by 10 OF exqusitely beautiful lawn.
Location bright and sunny, facing souih giving cool
brpezcs right Oh the sound.
s..h0ur BY ew-liayen RAILWAY.
MUST BIZ SOLD TO CLOS. An ESTATE.
CHARLES MACRAE.
5S3 Jthaye.. cor. f4th-st.
4, OR sALE-54O0 acres OF caFcfuly selected miners,
u and timber lands. located IN Waye County Ieunce
sec Good title. For additional nforu alton address
OWNhI., drawer o, Florence, Ala
SEAsIDE COTTAGES q lovely Lawrnee Be1ch tos al.
- and rent. fnLas 400 and 5000 each Table board
be had at the Lawrence beach Hotel u deal cd ADJ
dress for free map, BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCK IL
Chambers-st., New YORK.
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Stock Of 10 red In storc Junc 81 2so 900 b;uIs.b
ar aga o'2 bush LAST week and 2Gi 900 bush this time
ousn aganss l2l9O bush last week and 5s0,5!0 bush
.SSI ago Stock OF No oats. June 81, 3l72lS bush.
ssst -os,fOZ bush last week, and o43o30 bush year
&c. S59ek Of No white oats, June % 81 800 bush.
sshst oo-ll' bush last week. and l19536 bush year
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N. Y. CITY.
Columbus-aye s G cor 75th.st, 5l.2x1O0; John -
7 Ryan 10 VIM II 9elshenen. ~: SlsOVOo
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Sole Agent. Of New Nile Stea,
TI-1N-STATt, LINE.

A LLAN-STATE LINE.
"A NEw:Yo 70 GLASGOW and MoX EIsd GksndsA'
derry. Through tickets 70 LysrpooL DqIU UiY a. ~
: A
STATE of Nebraska nuasas y r 49,
Cabin sS5 and upward Return soS aad upSafss orx>
reryv Rrooklvn r. Y For freight and passage Apply V
AUSTIN BALI WIN CO., Agents, % Broad"v.
A NCHOR LINZ u 1S 5; ma5I Sisaamsnip~
From Pier g. n. r. foot Of West 24tasss
FSrnessia July II, a Anehora: July 20 -
CITY OF Rome Sept 5. Q. M
Rates for Saloon Passage
BY g. g. CITY OF ROME $50 and upvnsm;
arroydine IN accommodation and location OF Koon.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and gpWaro.
booked at through from any siU
Great Britain or the Continent.
ror book OF tours ard further Information. apply
JfESDIsRSON BROTHER5. Bowling Green. N. u.
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GUION LINE.
FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 49, n. r.. foot OF king-st..
WYOMING Saturday, July T. 80 p me-
ARIZONA ;oaturniy' Juiy y :. m.
ALASKA........c.-.... Saturday, July % :S9 NJ
NEVADA. SATURDAY, august J, 8 p M
Cabin passage, $50 900 SEQ a1a s1oS sacsord1s 2
rates A. NJ. UNDERHILL & CO.. IS Broadway
III AMBuRG: AMERICAN PACKET GO;
Fuerst Bismark .Jrly 10
Columbia .........July Augusta Victoria July %
Also ETGULAR S1RViCE direct TO Hamburg.
Frs. cabin upward according 70 i9cssoa;
g&SRET c6%RHySt & h,g s5ssAh S.sy az
GNNAN LINE q. S. and Royal Mail Steamers,
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHfCAGO..-........Wed nesday July l,
CITY or BilRLISD. WEDNESDAY July Is il 30 D. m.
SiTY OL, p AIlIS ...... Wednesday July %, a. n.
u From Pier * adloinins ShIstoDASsl:s Ferry
and LOCATION Of room sEcQXD SAgIN 5sS and $40
Agents 8 ROWLING GREEN. y. z
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T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
n ORDDEUTSCHkK LLOYD S. S. CO.


n ORDDEuToCAEk LLOYD 5; 5. CO.
Steamers i$ ~ I gSP$ i5 is% sr E H'''i''
k kass Wv sp3s - ls: %
G% $SfsS F$rs %i II 4
FORGE Is FIST rs CABIN IS o. X AYp MN after wy
'ff'r'N' toELRIcHs co. No Bowling Green.
NEW-Y0kHK & . CUBA VI Mail Ma, n Steamship Co.
Saturday steamers St' 70 a. a1o p H. ssd cSsr.
for HsSss5 FfSsis;s GsaaDsy'a; Ssss.''
&C GSS sns sna ts
$S$EASEz hfSfas s1@ &sss1 $
s&SNST1&Go Nassau, Santiago de Cuba and Cicaiueeos
This Line has direct connection with and .rcuss
G q as % CO. g. .a Ms"speS .HS s a s
For full D'FyaSt s %S 81 BB's.1 g. f2s s w e
PAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
tsF II o s55fa AhtH atsAf
cIf 81 EHS s jsIF
from S FOR F JsFiS And Ii 8" 54i :sS'A '''
,,l Ssi ;':i: y. s2s,
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
departure. "Wednesday. and SATURDAYS ars. ana
calling both at Boulogne, landing passengers
within 50. hours OF Paris and London.
WerkendamJuly 4, 80 a. IN Feendam.. July IL a. m
s.ssS ;,,s! i ss:ssa s.ss i: az sS:e
through London Excursion tickets on favorabS
terms. Some good cabins still left
FOR illustrated guide. passage &C., apply at
GEN ERAL PAss. AGENCY. 80 Broadwsy. New.York
DED STAR LINE,
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing for New-York Antwerp weekly.
FRIESLAND Wednesday July l. d
TRAEsLAND ..,........... "Wednesday. July s. Z a. m
Cabin Rates First Cabin, SIS and upward. Excursion.
500 and upwEd. Second Cabin, SO and SIS. Excuf.
sion, E72 ard sS1. Storage at very low rates.
PEfER WRIGHT SONS. GEM Agts.. Bowling Green.
DED u" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO
MAkACAIB0 AND C0R0
Pier &c. East River.
SIS. PHILADELPHIA........We Wednesday. July L 1
IS. CARACAS Saturday, July II. 30 D. m
These steamships; specially butt Tor The tSads.
have very superior accommodations for passengers
BOULTON BLISS DALLETT
THos COOK SON POI Roadway ""'N
WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL AND ttNiTsDD sfAfES NAIL srGAaERs.
iTi,a6Ss 1uy 70 = 80 pm
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I've pool teiegrams as p mKecelts, 3O0O bales:
NJ which An ercan 200 bales. Safs, 1900 bales, Of
which Tor speculation and export Zoo bills ATG5 Gs
'Mancht ster narket-Yans-StrOng. Cloth-QUiet
Quotations are American standard OF cassinca'
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CUNAKD LINE. >,..
Sw.YO..h ~ LIVERPOOL via QUEESSAoW0s
Nh" From Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
servia; July m. S%9ra'. p m.
EXTRA STEAMERS
Bothnla, Aug. s. @. m.
STEAMERS marked thus will carry steere9e -.
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. Intermedatet zoe.
steersge tickets and from all parts Of Europe At vsy
low rates For freight and passage Apply AZ the COM
psny's ONCE No. Bowling Green, NeT.York; .,,,.
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COmIaIa:iNe New.York stocks !:
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12
PROTECT OUR BREAD.

The machinery the law has been put speedily against the fraudulent of Baking Both health and the pocket the people demanding protection egs of New York Illinois this matter of adu teraon and especially that eff Baking Powders terest of public health when their sale every State in the UNION and the penalties gy There is article of human food wckedy that of Baking Powder.
 Dr. Prices Baking Powder only pure of tartar powder having general ammonia or an of any kind of impur It makes the cake that perfectly dgesbe to manu. acu Dr. Prices than baking powder superior other known and the standard for forty years
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder 8 reported by all
 authorities as free from Ammonia Alum or any other
 aduleant In fact the purity of this ideal powder
 been questioned
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12
A. Mystery.

How the system ever recovers from the bad effects of the nauseous medicines often literally poured into 1t for the suppositive relief of of dyspepsia, liver complaint, cons tipation, rheumatism and other ailments, is a mystery. The mis- chief done by bad medicines is scarcely less than that caused by disease. If they who are weak, bilious, dyspeptic, constipated or rheumatic, would oftener be guided by the experience of invalids who have thoroughly tested Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, they would in every instance obtain the speediest aid derivable from rational medi- cation. This medicine IS a search ing and at the same time a thor oughly safe remedy, derived from vegetable sources, and possessing, in consequence of it's basis of pure spirits, properties as medicinal stimulant not to be found in the fiery local bitters and stimulants often resorted to by the debilitated, dyspeptic and languid.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12
Ordinance Wo. z.

An Ordinance granting right of way for ditch, over and upon the streets, alleys and blocks of the village of Yuma Territory of Arizona, to the Yuma Pumping Irrigation Company.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com mon Council of the village of Yuma
 Section One: A right-of-way, in perpe- tuity is hereby granted to the Yuma Pump ing Irrigation Company, corporation duly created, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona, on, in and upon those certain streets, alleys, lets and blocks of the vil- lage of Yuma, over, upon and in which the ditch of said company is now constructed; together with a right to surface adjacent ground for ten (l0) feet es1~each side of the bottom of the bank of said ditch. Said ditch to be covered at the crossings of all streets and alleys and where it traverscs said streets and alleys so as not to impede traffic, upon demand of the village council Section Two: This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage, and shall be published for three successive weeks in the Arizona SENTINEL, a newspaper printed and published in the village of Yuma.
 Approved September Sd, A D., 1891.
 A. FRANK, Mayor. ATTEST: c. H. BRISLEY,
 Village Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12


 The famous 1joxiea1 band of 50 instruments, Zapadores, froG the City of Mexico was on the overland Thursday on their way to Portland, Oregon, where they will play at the State fair. The band is one of the best in Mexico, and one of President Diaz favo-ites. Upon the arrival of tho train at the freight depot Prof. Rios, the leador, with a part of the band serenaded Mrs Gen. Andrade, who is visiting her son who lives opposite, playing the celebrated Waltz, "My First Reverie in Music" composed by Gen. Andrade's daughter Amelia. The s. ?. Hotel was also favored with several selections. Prof. Rios, the leador, who is nearly 70 years of age is one of the celebrated and leaders of the pres ent century. The band will give several concerts in San Francisco on their return.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12
Ordinance No 5.

WHEREAS, the S1nt!Icrh Pacific Railroad Company, corporation duly incorporated nndcr the laws of the Territory of Arizona. Is about to change is road through a DOT tiOn of the Village of Yuma; Now, there fure be it ordained by the Common Coun- cil of the Viliage of Yuma, and Territory of Arizona;
 Section One. A right of way in perpe- tuity is hereby granted the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, corporation duly in corporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, across Sixth, Seventh and Gila streets, and such other streets ill the Village of Yuma, as the railroad of said company may cross. Provided, that said compasy shall cause said crossings to be properly planked so that travel by vehicles shall not be impeded
 Section Two: This ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after it's pas sage, and shall be published in the Arizona SENTINEL, a weekly newspaper published in said village of Yuma. for three success sive weeks.
 Approved this Third of September, A. D., 1891. A. FRANK, Mayor. ATTEST: c. II. BRISLEY,
 Village Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12

Col. D. K. Allen, Editor of the SENTINEL, received notice of his ap pointmentby the Mexican Government as Engineer to look after the interests of and to survey US. Senator Con- gales concession in the Cocopah Mountains in Lower California, Tues day evening. With the notice of the appointment came the order to go and make the survey. The concession includes the great Cocopah, sulphur and alum deposits, together with the placer and quartz mines within the boundaries of the survey, which is l5 kilometres square. The lines to be run, cross the Cocopah range of mountains twice. Water will have to be carried l5 miles on Indians backs to supply the party for drinking purposes.
 
 The party will consist of seven men and six Indians, and will go from here to Mejor lake, l60 miles in boats, via the Colorado, and New river. Col. Allen has the fine camera used by Engineer Swaine on his explorations of the Salton sea, and he will photo graph the volcanoes, tie Lake of Ink, Mirror and Mejor lakes, the sulphur and alum mines, Mt. Mejor, Lake Maqueta and other points of interest, a thing never done before. The sor- vey will take from three to four weeks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12

!. ". Darlington, propli 3tor Of
 the SENTINEL, left Tuesday For San
 Francisco for the purpose of ar
 ranging for and securing capital
 with which to build a line of rail road from Yuma, on the north side of the Gila river, through the Mohawk Valley, to connect with the North and South railroad at Phoenix. This new line will be a link in the great through route down the Grand Canyon of the Colorado to Yuma. and on down the Peninsula of Lower California. MT. Darlington has just returned from a visit east, where he attend ed the meeting of the National Press Association at St. Paul. He speaks in the highest terms of Scipio Craig of the Redlands (Cal.,) Citograph, who worked like a trojan to secure the next meeting of the Association in his State. Had a vote been taken on the question before the meeting adjourned, it would have been car ried, four to one in favor of San Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-12
Ordinance NO: 4.

WHEREAS, On the 2Oth day of November, A. D., 1876, an ordinance was passed by the Village Council of the Village of Yuma. granting to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, one hundred acres of unoccupied village lands of said village, to be selected by said Company on or before the first day of Feb ruary, A. D., 1877, and
 WHEREAS, on the 18th day of February A. D., 1877, an ordinance, amending said ordinance of November 20th, 1876, was passed by said Village Council. extending the time for the selection of said lands by said company until on or before the first day of July, A. D., 1877, and
 WHEREAS, On the 25th day of May. A. D., 1877, said Village Council passed an ordinance granting to said company certain unoccupied lots and blocks of sLid village, selected by said company, and hereafter enumerated in this ordinance, and direct ing that proper conveyance be executed by the Mayor of said village conveying to said company said lots and blocks, and
 WHEREAS, Said conveyance was never executed;
 Now, therefore, be it ordained by the Common Council of tAe village of Yuma, County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona;
 section One: That the Mayor of the village of Yuma IS hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, cor poratlon duly incorporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, legal and sufficient conveyance of the following lots and blocks of said village of Yuma, as per the official map of said village, Whites survey. to-wit:
 The east one-half (1) of block number fifty -one (5l), blocks number tfty-two, fifty three, fifty y-six, tifty-seven, ffty-eight, fifty mine, eighty eight, eighty-nine, ninety, ninety one, nlnety-two, ninety three, ninety four, ninety-six, one hundred and one, one hundred and thin ty eight, one hundred and forty three, one hundred and seventy, east one-half block one hundred, lots l, ?, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, II and l2, in block one hundred and thirty nine, lots l, 2, 3, f, 5, 6, : and s, in block one hundred and seventy-two, lots 4, 5, 6, :, s, 9, 10, II and l2 in block fifty four, lots 4. ,, 6, :, s, 9 and 10, in block Gfty-Gve. lots 9, 10, II and l2, in block ninety five. lots l, 2, 3, II and l2 in block ninety y-seyen, lots l, 2, II and l2 in block ninety eight, lots l, 2. 3, 10, II and l2, in block nirety mine, lots 5, 6, :, g.. 3, 10. l 1 and l2, in block one hundred and forty-two, lots l, ?, 3: 4, 5, G. and 8, in block one hundred and seventy -one, lots ? and 3, in block two, lots l2, l3, l4, Is and l6in block twenty three and lots II, l2, l3, IA. l5 and lG, in block twenty three.
 Section Two: This ordinance shall he in force and take effect from and after it's passage, and shall be published in the Arizona SENTINEL, a weekly newspaper published iD said village of Yuma, for three successive weeks.
 Approved this third day of September, A. D., 1891.
 A. FRANK, Mayor. ATTEST: c. H. BRINLET
 Village Recorder.