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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-19
Desert EarH, Flaai PrOuf-NOtfce sar Publication
Desert Land, No. 1887.

UNITED STAR2#LAND OFFICE h FUCsoE, Arizona, Sept. I6 1891.
 Notice Is hereby given that C9FeY Thomson, F7sl St. of Sacramento, CaI,, has filed notice of intez tion to mabs proof his desert-land claim No. I397 for theS. E. Sec: 19 and S. ". of Sec. %, ETp. R. I5 w. before the Clerk sf the District Court at Yuma Ariz., on hen1ay, tha 26th, day of Oct 1S9L.
 E He names Sls following witnesses oes prove Lke complete irrigation and recs[nation of sai5 land: ! Geo. ". Norton, Sam Finley, Chas. Lsadon and R. Elink, slI of Mohawk Valley. HERBERT ERoSE, Register.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-19
Notice for Publication.
BoNEsTEAB. No HAS.

LAND OFFICE, AT FTCsoN, ,SspS. s, fs5I.- : EctfSe Ss- hereby gwen. that 5he following named ssStler has, fled aosiee Cf ais intsHtfUn 10 Bake sfezIpTeof n support 9f his claim, and that said prscsilt te made before the Clerk Of tine C9ur+ st ylsrys Azizserg Get r 269I, viz: JohB NJ Speese seS y-rrs -ssplaC CsnTY, Ariz. Tor taa N l.. See. ;es .E.s- s,sT ,R -2s %-
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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-19
NOTICE.

Tire hogs and pigs at the Lerdo Colony belong to the undersigned. All parties bringing dead or live hogs, lard, pork, salt or fresh without 6 written order or permission will be arrested and punished according to he law
 Lerdo Colony,
 Sonora, Mexico. Dec 20, 1890. 4-tf
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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-19
Tucson Nursery.

Proprietor Tucson Nursery.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-19
NOTICE.
Dec 20, 1890.

Parties having lands in the Mo hSwk valley which they wish to have cleared and ditched will do we'll to consult with me, as live in the val Bey and can do alE such work cheaper shaa any one else. Address,
 CHAs. LANnoN,
 ChrYstoval. X. I
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'tS0tlce for Publication.
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 LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoH. .ARIzoH


 LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. ARIZONA,
 Aug. r, 1891. Notice is hereby given tkat the following -nal1si settler mas filed notice Of his intention to make final proof im support of his claim, and that said proof will be nle before the Clerk of the District Court ct Yuma Arizona, September %, 1891, viz: Antonio Contreras, o9 Aztec, Yuma Co.,, Arizona, for the S-E- Sec. B, F;s. G S. R. Is V. He names the foow3ng witnesses to prSse his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Samuel Purdy, Francisco Aviia, 6isarles Baker and Jose L.. Redondo, alJ cf Yuma Arizona. 39-6t HERBERT Bae.zN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11
CABLEGRAMS.
A Process Of PhotnEraphing In Colors
Patented in London.

Over 10000 miners in South Wales
have struck.
Denmark will be heard from at the
Worlds Fair.
Severe earthquakes are reported in
various portions Of Italy.
Russia has authorized temporary
loan of 800, 900 credit ruubles.
A Berlin court has decided that a
butcher can make and sell dog sausages
If he labels them as such.
A process for photographing in colors
has been patented in london, and a
company is about to begin business.
Women in Sweden have now obtained
official permission from the government
to perceived as pupils Of apothecaries.
The Kaiser has sent to the Queen a
fine picture Of his yacht, the Hohenzol-
lern, representing himself standing on
the bridge in full naval uniform.
The inhabitants Of Pivoli, incensed at
a Bishop because he tried to prevent
services in Roumania, seized him, pulled
his beard out and dragged him through
the streets.
From Hamburg comes a report that
the Empress Frederick refuses to take
any notice Of the Princess Bismarck, and
even declines to recognize her when they
happen to meet in the course Of their
drives.
Tivernool intends spendiDg $40 .0G0
more in attempting to do away with that
nuisance, the Liverpool bar They have
already spent $4,000 buying two power
ful dredgers and carrying away 420,0OO
tons Of sand.
The British surveying ship Rambler
has returned home after triangulating
the whole coast between Shanghai and
TIongk0ng. Many points, including
lighthouses, were found to be out Of po-
sition on the chart, the Breakwater Point
lighthouse fully q mile.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
-Four Women Arrested In Hungary for
Poisoning Their Husbands.

F. wilkins, murderer Of shelbyville,
Ind, was taken from the jail by mob
and hanged to lamp post.
In battle with the Dalton gang OF
train robbers in Indian Territory Mar
shaI Short and one Of the gang were
killed.
In row growing out Of the serving Of
warrant at Waldon, Ark, Lewis Crit
fin, Constable, shot and killed q. W.
Farwell.
John LEROY and Joe Carr have been
arrested Mt Willows, Cal, for the murder
OF an old German, whose mutilated body
was found in mill.
James Iliif, arrested at Great Falls,
Mont. and charged with forgery, claims
to be the brother Of Bishop Lift Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Salt
Lake.
Nelson A. George, a former employe Of
the Ogden (Utahl postotlice, confessed
TO the crime Of embezzlement, and has
been sentenced to one year in the peni-
tentiary.
James NJ. DAILY, who shot and killed
+. s. Buckman at San Francisco last
March, was convicted Of marder in the
first degree, and will be sentenced to life
imprisonment.
The Columbus Grove (0,) murderer
and train robber has been captured and
identified by Cashier Mapel, who was
wounded at the time Of the erobbery. His
name is James Roberts
A band Of armed negroes near Mem
phis ordered Henry Joel, a storekeeper,
10 open the safe. He was 80 frightened
that he forgot the combination, and the
negroes shot and fatally wounded him.
-Four women have been arrested At
SGenttames, Hungary, on charge Of
poisoning their husbands and selling
poisons to other women for similar pur-
pose. Orders have been issued to ex-
hume the bodies Of many supposed vic
tins.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Assessed Valuation Of the Pacific
Coast States and Utah.

A special from Washington SAYS it is
believed that Ex-Governor Cheney will
be Secretary PIoctor's successor in the
Cabinet.
Information has been received that
Charles W. Flint of New York has been
appointed ConsulGeneral OF Chill by
President Balmaceda.
The Department OF State has been Of
ficiaIly notified that the city Of Trieste,
Austria, has ceased to he free port and
is now on the same footing with regard
to customs duties as the other ports OF
the Austria Hungary Empire.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has de-
cided that Song Chong Hop and Hop
Lee, the two Chinese boys, II and 10
years Of age, who sllege they were born
in Texas and subsequently, visited Can
ton, China, are not debarred from re-
turning to the United States ii they pro
duce satisfactory evidence that they
were born in this country.
Assistant Secretary Craunse has issued
a circular to customs officers as follows;
" In all cases OF seizure OF splrituous
liquors made on account OF violations OF
customs laws In States wherein local
laws forbid the public sale Of spirituous
liquors Collectors will hereafter hold the
articles seized and report each ease TO
this department for such action as will
not contravene local statutes.
Secretary Noble has sent the following
telegram to Governor Steele OF Okla
homa in reply to dispatch inquiring as
to the time and conditions for opening
to settlement the Indian lands in Okla
homa Territory: There is no dav set
for opening the Indian lands. The Pres
ident has not been consulted, and he will
have to determine. ] have requested
sufficient force to protect Indian lands
until opened. / am sure the people will
understand that they cannot go upon
these lands until all conditions with the
Indians are complied with and the proc
lamstion issued. The law-aoldlng cltl-
zens VIII ne prolecteo 50 IAr az my au-
thority goes, ahu these ulsoDeying tie
law ana committing trespasses silal gain
nothing thereby, 1ut rstnef incur ioss.
Please Keep me ADVISED.
The census bureau has issued bulle-
tin on the assessed valuation OF the real
and personal property OF the several
States and Territories. The bulletin
shows that the assessed value OF all prop
erty has increased in the last decade
81 .3344. .597 ,26l. Illinois shows an appar-
ent decrease OF SIS, 200 900, because the
State Board Of Equalization declares the
assessed valne to be at 80 per cent, and
in 1870 only % per cent. OF the true
value. Among the States showing In
crease are the following California,
s4E6, ,524 900; Idaho, sls. 10000; Mon
tsna. sS7 ,S7S, ,0O1; Nevada, s4.62S, 600; +;
Utah, s79,9SS,O00; Washington, sl0O,-
9s5, 900; Oregon, sll3,54, 900. The as
sessed valuation per capita, exclusive OF
Oklahoma, in 1870 was sS.S76.2O, an IN
crease of about $50 over 1880.
William Il. Williams. who went to
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

very first thin-. poor dear. It's Mr..
Bnrnabec as lives there. manufacturer
OF ladies' felt skirts. quite decent and
respectable. Oh YES. my dear. praps
we'd better 20. then. or the poor dear II
fine herself over the parapet- and il II
be a clear case for the coroner's in
quest"
Inthe cloudy moonlightthe twowom-
en- crept downstairs and rang loudly
ut Mr. Burnabcc's door
rs IL fire." said Mr.. Burma bee. ''or i
il a accident on the elevated road
I've always knowed it would come
sooner or later.
THE roof The roof" gasPed Ne
linda.
save her. shrieked Mrs. Larkins-
..Eh?~ said Mr.. Burnabec- Save
who? What are you talking about
ladies'
..The sleepwalkerr cried Miss Par
kinson- The poor creature who
hovcrs between life and death on the
top Of this house.
1--WE saw woman on the roof. cx-
planned Mrs Larkins. and she wouldn't
answer when my cousin called 70 her.
and we're almost ccrf1in sure shes in
sane"
Mr. Burnabee's wrinklcd counte-
nance broke into . smile
There amt no woman there" said
he.
MAN." said Miss Melinda. you are
dccciving u.s.
Its nothing on earth. went on Mr..
Durnabce. but my wire dummy n
fl the skirt over. The roof leaked all
over her new pink cambria slip in the
hard shower yesterday 50 jest set her
cut on the ROOF 10 dry put her out
at night. because knowcd IL ! did II
in the daytime therc'd be no end Of Peo-
pie asking questions and minding
everybody elsc's business but their
own"
And the two women crert home
again.
..Lucrctia~ said Miss Parkinson,
standing opposite her own door.
.W-w-wcil.~ faltered Mrs Lark.
ins. scarcely able 70 repress her SILVER
ing.
Don't speak Of this 20 anyone, vii.
you?-
..No. wont. said Mrs Larkins
But IL j. to he feared that she did not
keep her word. for Mr.. Larkins was
full OF dark alIusions the next day. and
Miss Persephone could scarcely speak
for laughing.
Miss Parkinson purchased her pat
terms and secured her summer styles,
and FASTENED speedily back 70 Center.
Vile: and ever since sine declares that
all the wealth OF the Indies would mot
induce her TO live in that sink ~
iniquity and headcenter Of mystery,
New York And II people ask her
why. she only shakes her head and
SAYS. mySteriously:
Never mindr-Amy Randolph q
". Y. Ledger.
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alike. Il II impossible % have ang At
nirafion - any kind for radical like
Nr. liar ri>on. who. - : railroad att0r-
ney in Indianapolis advocates sh. pol
lev ~ shooting down strikers. and then.
On coming - the presidency through
his capita..>tsc alliances. exhausts his
energies IN al cfTor, - disoryanixe 80
ciety in Mississippi. Louisiana md
south Carolina
Though such Inconsistencies in Ny.
Harri<on'> character are ke-niy felt ~
the south. Il was from southern demo
crats that he received most kindness
during his snur. They did not pretend
- love him in making him Fat home~
among tlls.sn. but Il i hard % see how
they could have treated him better il
they had los,-d him
In repulliran states ne has been re-
ceired with decent fornality and moth
ing more. The speeches he has made
have been politely app aude.I and when
sent % the country have fallen fiat
His ''old Flag and subsidy address
a. Galveston was typ ~ one Of the
two forms ~ address which in various
1@A- A1-r anu 4Cu-Au1 he Ar4Ftfttl
along the route The other speech.
now Enlightened now sharply con
densed. had nothing whatever in H.
Except in the Old Flag and Subsidy
speech. IS reported on various occa-
sion>. Mr.. Harrison made no references
o. his policy A. Denver a very skillfuI
effort was made 10 draw him out on
silver coinage by presenting him with
q silver brick. but he lodged with some
skill
The tour rs whole has been with
out result except as it shows that per
sonzlly Mr.. Harrison has no hold on
the country II il had enabled him TO
see this. the trouble and exhaustion il
has cost him viii be well repaid. but il
IS almost certain that now holder
grown. for praise installing pother. :
he Will insist more than ever on being
Endorsed with = denomination st.
Louis Republic
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Ma. HARRIsoN's CANVASS


4 Hold Effort q. scare Tor Himself :
Reconstruction
Mr. HarriSon's tr1n<c0nfinens1l trip
xzs undertaken for pr-sonal reasons
and while Be has not thought proper -
reveal them il has been generally con
clndcd that II in augupates his active
canvass Tor second term The trip
must have cost Mr. Harrison VERY >c
ricrs physical discomfort aside from
the mental strain Of making a long
series OF speeches without saving anv
thing in particular. On the return H.
has Aok.n several times Of physical
and mental exhaustion and i appear
that hc shares the general opinion tnN.
there was nothing Of the pleasure triv
IN IL
The most significant II not the only
significant political Development IN
connection with il j. the uniform kind
mes and courtesy shown him by dern
ocrats and the entire absence ot any
mantle station ~ enthusiasm from ->
puhlican~- Twin hardly he supros "a az
anvonc that the dfmoc-afs admire Mr.
Harrison, n . politician ~ that exc ~
bv great Effort. they can feel any
thing like esteem for hi1n Is . man IT,
the aernrrra.fr mind he represents
either the acsuaiitirS ~ the possibfi
irie< ~ everything n dsnocrat ought
not 70 BE- lie j. distinctly . prciuet ~
the sectional politics - the civil war
~ Rod. and Represents this sectional
ixm a. survival into . generation
" hich II gradually broadening nut of *
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
THE DECLINE or QUAY.


R<pablicAn Leaders In Training sor :
Grand Reform
The republican party il Is announced
will shortly indulge in one Of its great
periodical publications II i custom
AIRY in s0lre Of cur backwoods commu-
mites for the county desperate 10 get
religion at . revival meeting once
every two or three years, and behave
like Christian gentleman for NJ least
two davS II Is probable that the re-
publican party IS actuated by . similar
motive now and then for little while
Therefore. Il Was decided according to
report. 10 dethrone Quay. and place
some other man 1t the head Of the ma
chine in order that il may preserve the
appearance Of respectabiLity-
Mr.. Quay deserves better 1t the hand
Of his party The public has been
taught that the laborcr is worthy OF his
hire. and II Mr. QUAY has mot performed
the things that he was hired 70 do many
untruths have certainly been told
about him His efficiency n. the last
presidential election cannot be doubt
ed and he Is to-day the best exponent
Of the methods and ends Of the repub-
lean party According to his creed ;
partv exists 70 get the Offices. and any
means are pardonable II they are sue
cessful The republican party has
lived up to that principle. and under
Leadership Of Quay il achieved sue
cess which il hopes 70 repeat in ls92 BY
similar methods though another man
may direct chem
II is 70 Be presumed that Hon J. s
Garrison i in training for the position
Of moral and intellectual leadership
that Mr. Quay has occupied in the re-
publican party and . more fit and ap-
pr<prsate successor co1ld not have been
obtained As assistant postmaster gem
eral Mr.. Garrison demonstrated his
ability and craftsmanship BY turning
out more democratic postmasters with
in a given space Of time than anyone
hitherto believed to Be possible. He
has shown himself fanatical partisan.
= tho ---h believer in the doctrines
that 10 The victor belongs the spoils
and that the end consecrates the means.
and therefore BY all the laws Of his
party he IS entitled 70 the republican
succession
hut this change Of leaders will come
too late 70 save republican respectable
ity- The party has thoroughly identi-
fed itself with Quay and Dudley and
Doodle and blocks Of five. and change
Of garments cannot discharge il Of the
sins il has committed II Quay loses
his place IL will be merely . campaign
movement. and will not blind the pub
lie 70 the fact that his methods will not
he changed whether he remains It the
head Of the national committee or not
Louisville CourierJournaL
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Who's rear outlook consisted chiefly i.
cats and chimney-tops
LA. my dear said Mrs I.arkInS.
comfortable elderly lady with 4 greas,
poQlir dress and . cap co-er~d viii
crnInpled artificial flowers. .-you won
mind Il after day or two It's real,
very superior neighborhocd.~
When Mis- Melinda Parkinson retire.
10 rest In a back-hail bedroom. viii
the elevated road shaking the ver,
casters 81 her bid every thirfcenti
minute and qulrtette Of cats on m.
roof rivnling the German ar.aS q
Madame Frda Won poppenhu~en in IN,
garten below. she seriously believe.
that gentle sleep was banishcd alto
gether from her eyelids-
In the middle ~ the night. Mrs Lar
kins WAS aroused from her bainy slum
bers by a rapping at her cham her door
'.Eh;" said Mrs. Larkins. sitting 4,
In bed. her classic brow crowned bv
cheveux de frise OF curl-papcrs II,
amt burglars is il? Nor the fire re
partmcnt? Dear me. Cousin Melinda
what can yon possibly b. wanting a
this time Of night?"
"Lucretia." said Miss Parkinson
.Hush, Come with ne at once
Laws" cried Mr.. I-arkins. hurried
~ shutting her feet into list slipper,
and dinging on an ancient fannie
dressing gown. What is the matter:
Amt nobody sick. is there"
Its somnanbnlist~ Whispered
Miss Parkinson a Mrs Larkins joinet
her IN the hall "A poor crazy creature
on the roof next door. all alone BY her
self, with nothing but step between
her and DEATH
La" said Mrs Larkins. beginning
70 tremble and develop strongly hyster
zeal symptoms Are You sure. quits
sure. now. Melinda, that il amt Tho
Limburger cheese settin' heavy on YOU
stomach? It don't agree with every
body. you know And"
Come and see for yourself sale
Melinda; and she drew her cousin 4
the curtained easement. which com
manded the feline and the smoke
blackened view previously alluded 20
There, Don't you see her dress fiut
ter? DO you perceive how dangerously
near the parapet-wal She stands?r
oh good gracious cried Mrs Lark
ins. covering her eyes with her hands
Lets call Lemuel"
who IS il that lives in the mex
house?- demanded Melinda For -,
must 60 there ourselves. Lucrctia
There's no time TO rouse up anybody
And Lemuel sleeps like log sait
Mrs Larkins. land always thrashe'
round with his fists when he's rouses
up sudden. thinkin' Of burglars TIT
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No. Clarissa, when the bouquet Of
: wine is spoken Of il is not the bios
som on the drinkers nose that is 70
ferred to.--washington Post
-Professor-Name the bones OF ths
skull. Ratified Student-Oh! indeed
sir. I've got them in my head. but ]
Just can't think Of their names, sir
Philadelphia Record.
~ think" said the disconsolsn
farce comedian, "that I'll 20 and ges
vaccinated." What for?'' ITO see 4
l can't find something that will take
Washington Post.
Some Of the features Of the evenins
was the bcautifully-decor jag pro
sented to Col. Brimm," was the way
went INTO the paper, and the reporter u
looking for some way Of spelling ou'
the letter when he wants to write
the word jug. Washington Post
"A Delightful Thing to Contemplate
~ don't think papa cares much fos
you. Fred" she whispered, softly
That's all right" he replied, fore
warned is forearmed. you know
wouldn't IL be nice" she continued, X
Z much lower whisper. If you were
really four rmed2"-Epoch.
-Which?-A beautiful young lady
and her once beautiful mother were
walking down the street together when
they met two gentlemen whom the
m. sher knew. "How much your daugh-
ter resembles YOU" exclaimed one
'Tiow closely ycu resemble your daugh-
ter" exclaimed the other. Now which
Of these gentlemen was invited home "a
tea?-- Somcrvills Journal.
-Mikman-'Did you buy that COW
you were asking aboutY" suburban
mo: was going to, but wilkins told
me just in time that the crittcr hadn't
any upper teeth" Milkman-''I sup
pose you know that wilkins bought
her?- Suburban-''No. did hep Milk
mainland that cows never have any
upper teeth?" Suburban "Thundcrl
8 that SOP Boston Transcript.
The safest plan to pursue at q swell
reception. where the walters and the
male guests are clad in swallow tails,
Il 70 Jam your hands into your panta-
looms pockets and jingle few coins
when you meet stranger II his eyes
begin to bulge and his hand commences
to travel toward YOU. he's waiter.
This Il q straight tip. -Plttsburgh
Dispatch.
Percy tagged five)-"Papa, II you
had been married 20 Harry Lees mann
ma. and IIarrys papa had been married
| 20 my mamma. whose boy would I have
been. anyhow" Papa coughing very
hard behind his paper)--"I--I--well,
Percy. my dear. think this Is = lovely
| day for little boy 70 60 out and play,
You'd better run right out now. like :
good little boy."-Smith~ GRAY = Co..
Monthly.