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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25
$500 REwARD.

Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, lnoi-
gestion. Constipation or Costiveness we cAanos
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the
directions are strictly complied with They are
purely vegetable and never fail TO give
Segar-Cooted Large boxes, containing ~ piil&
IS cents Beware az counterfeits and limitations
The genuine manufactured only BY THE John y
KERKow BROS. DrugSists Occidental block. en-
trance on Yesler avenue and James street. SeassAA
Wash Open Ill night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25

GENERAL snrrxEyrs.

During the past twentyfou hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By raj! Northern Pa
cific, H. tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. 10 tons:
Seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern, 6a tons. BY water
Henry Bailey, ~ tons: American Ranger, %
tons; Eliza Anderson, 70 tons; Mabel, Ii tons:
Fafrhaven, II tons: Angeles. - tons; Eastern
Oregon, tons: City Of seattle, tons; Edith,
tons: Bailey Gatzc.t, tons; buckeye, tons;
Glide, 3 tons: Grace. , tons; Favorite, tons.
Total shipments, s73 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIrra
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port Of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail Northern Pacific,
s92 tons Columbia & Puget Sound, 81 tons; Sc
attic. Lake shore Il Eastern. rs tons. BY water
state OF Washington, Is tons: Premier, 20 tons;
Fairhaven, Is tons: Bailey Gatzcrt, 8 tons; An
geles, tons. Total receipts, 1901 tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25
POOR OUTLOOK FOR HOP MEN.

TIDES AT SEATTLE HaEBoE fos THE WEEK COM
xENcINs WEDNESDAY. rEsRuAEy ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25
EASTERN MARKETS.
xsx YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

"E" fVhk S5O<N H*eHNTuH
NEW YORK, Feb. 3t--Thc stock market WAS
dull and lower, and closed heavy. lowest prices
of the day were generally only slightly lower
than ON Saturday.
Government bonds dull.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy: closed at p: prime mer-
camille paper. hg6. Sterling exchange, quiet and
steady; demand. SASS. Bar silver. 961a.
BONDS
U. S. IS (reg) ....12i III. S. 4iss (coupon). 1903
U. 8. q (conpon). IL Pacific os 1914
n x Aika freq
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Hatheld-C olm m dock ct o'clock .. m
Monday. Wednesday and friday for Kingston.
Port Gamble, fangor, seabeck. Homa Homa III.
MN aup. H6Od's Port and Union City Returnue
Jesyes Union City at O'Clock q. M
d. TR0CTMAN. Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25

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HIGH WATER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25

fIAs epposition boaaJ
80 Tacoma nom me n. r. wharf daily, a.
"a ilnuday. g -. m, sharp. Returning. leaves
nIlch1e 13:l6 p. M; Olympia T. M: arriving
&SSstie s. Z 5. r and which ass through boAts
Whafcom and way pcintA
ko6Ves Baker q Bacon's dock, not Ct Unlo0
~ Gonttle. for TAcoma, ut y n. sunday.
& - This boot must be taken from Tacoma log
HaSbor country, being the only through boat
TINE CARD ron lsoo. cor.
ID nencing Tuesday, eeptembef -
n1cuxrcER STEAMER HALEY oATxERr
Tor Seaside, Tacoma and Olympia
| eoxno.
c.ympl. DAILY ezceps Monday. 7:ceA
- Isss%. :. . lo:3o : 3.
- esatt,e daaly except Monday. l:sopm.
~" Tscorna I:fSf, 4 ~
! <s1Iee olympia =. $50 5. q.
I1xprxes- Seattle. YesIer's wharf: Tacoma. n.
SxLs ON BOARD. Only boat making round
sunday. Carries Northwestern and Wells.
a express and fast freight.
rrxrrA. February 20, issi. go A-''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-25

Interest paid on time deposits: general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
and sold; drafts and telegYaphic transfers so on
the banks ranches: also on New York. Chicago,
Canada and Hong Kong. Deposits received sub
ject 70 check.
BRANCHES:
San Francisco, CAL. Portland, Or. Tacoma,
WASH, Victoria. Vancouver, New Westminster,
Nanaimo and kamloops. h. &.
J. KEITH WILSON ....... Manager
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
D1e Gasette E.
Senitaa, ben Is. Sanuar 1891.
Qatbplfher &irdben &alenser.

BON Der So5astt gu @ana.-Sob. 2.
sonnt. ben 10. Sanuor Ram. Sci. 9etri Ct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
StaOt unO 2ano.

Der SutnOiier 6onsrsBabssortnets 8m.
u. Sprtugsr, weI1er stneu i6rtftiisueri:
l4sn ooer pbiIoiop9ii6en 3us IN isinsm
@sien got, iiebt ii9 bur9 Sas GrQsbniB
Der !sSten 9o!.stdbluns ueranIaBt, in Der
Ds;smbersI Summer bes v5orum" i5sr BITE
abnprms Sunabme Der Stabtbeu6!esrun9
urb eus einem Ritsanss dbnlid febsnoe
Iansiams 6ortidret.en Der 9anbbsp6Itss
,uus .u ipintiireu. Disie grideinuns
tyi,t iibrigsns i9on felt siniSsu ;yabrssbn,
ten gu Gage; ie 1T nur ME uo,bsr 10 tart
aufsefaueu, uls bet benz .lesten Ssrius.
3uiiten 1880 unb 1896 bat ft6 Die 9es
oDltsruus Der Ser. Staatsn Don 5o,0oo,.
900 auf Ga, OOO. 900 Sselea urrmsbrt, bas
ma1t etpa 26 prosent. Iber bisie gsrs
nsbruns tommt fat ausf9lisSIi9 auf bic
Stdbte, benn bic Sunabme Der 2untbes
u6ltsruus bat I'm @au3'n u 8 8ro;ent
%6strasen, uAb In 3oblrst9en @essnoen. in
ueri1iebeusn @ouuttss Der Hsus England
Staatsn, In Rsp gort unb Warp!anh,
Dat cine birsete Nbuagme itattsefunbsr.
9srr Spttrssr 1T iosar Der aniitt,
baR, peHn bic Bere9nung. ftatt Re auf
Siiote nit 5000 @inwobaern gu bei5rdns
fen, auf ioI4e nit 1000 SeeIsn aussss
bsbnt wo,bsn wdre, bic 9anobspOI.sruus
in guuseu ssrabssu absenoumeu babsn
pirbe. 1ta9 Der aufseftelten gers&s
nurs bat be ffdbtiide SsuOItsruns 81
pro,eHt in ssbn Sabreu sswOHnen.
Ser springer fibrt gum SsDeiie fur
bas sswaIiise Badst5um Der Stabtbes
p%OItsruns nur bic Statifit fOlssHhsn
Stcatsu an:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Die &I&e BET 3ufutttt ano aud
baIo Die Def 8eraanaenbeit.

Sn Chicago III bur9 bic nsuIi4e Grs
rt4tuns elmer Mafsnti9e, In weI9er fir
cine san,e NntabI pom tn sinsm naben
umtreiie wobnenben Gan,iIien bic idmmts
Ii9en &i4ensS bliesenbsiten beiorst uers
ben, Der irbii9sn @IidfeIisteit fur au3u
bsqaeme 9ausfrausn cine neue Iera sr:
i9lofen worbeu. Das Yerbienf biersu
beuniprn9t bic baisIbf tirsIid In gpan:
ton besrlnbete cooperative Housekeep-
ing Association, uel4e ben Susd BOT,
bic WabIBsit:8 o9srst fir cine game Nus
sabI Sami!ien i'm sroBen StiI gu B iorsen.
Sc baben fid biz isst so SamiIisu nit
$50 66ofsn tsm WaIsnsR o1usrsiu an,
seidlOfsn unb ii& perpfi9tst, fir bic
WabIseiten (5Ihbitid, Wittass II. Nbsnbs
tNen) 81 per Mo9s fir isben grra5s
isneu mi So PER @o9s fur isbss Rinb
antsr ~ Sdbren gu be3abIen. Der
SpsiieisttsI wtrb ben 5amtlisn INNER
girea Gig porber ms 5aus ssIisfsrt uub
ss iiebt ben SamiIien frsi, fd fir isbsn
Sang cine Der auf benz vWenu" per:
,:i9nstsn Spe;ien gu bsfeuen.
Die WabIssitsn msrbsn in @efabsn
aug 9aIuanifttsm Bled, nit psri9tsbea
men abtbeiIun9en fur SIsif9, @.miis,
Ibse obsr &affse &C., bic i9 in sinsm
NIT beibem @afsr sefilItsn 8ebdltsr Be,
fiubsn, ausseianbt. Die Bsbdltsr inb
NIT Namsn unb Nbre7en Der Samilien
uerieben unb werben Ia ben nit einem
Diem gebsisten Wdgen tn befonbere SG1er
seffeut.
Sn Der Central : @artide fnb brsi
SbsrtSds unb cine san3s Nrrse non linz
tertS1tnuen unb Srausn gum Ssnerpas
iden, Ssrri1tsn Der @emlle &C., be-
i1dfttst, unb es III tamit cine WdI5erei
psrbunesn, bic nit 0ampf bstrisbsn pirb
unb In benen Ssmben, Gii1tI5er, Ssrs
%uiettsn, 9anbta9er unb berslsi6sn Waids
ssrsinist pirb. Wd5tiss RsfsI Iisfern
has srForbsrlide belize Wafer u. Dampf.
6lr bic @nssftsItsn iinb itrense Soridrifs
ten ssma9t, bic auf sebrudten 4Iataten
In Der GnftaIt anssi4Iasen tuo.
Run absr, nod eiuem gsitanSe BON
taum elm paar Wo9en, fommsn ibsr bas
nsue Snititut bsrsits unsiuitiss gsri5te.
Die llutsrrebmsr ioasu bsreits Sem Bans
tsrotts nabe iein, unb Elm Sortbsitanb
bss e~urioien l1aternsbmsns, btfen 3pets
beuti9en 8es,iffsn BON Tamilienleben
idnurtrcds auuiberlaufen, nur bur9 9ers
boppsIuns Der 9reiie, wsnn iiberbaupt,
mOsIid fem. Cont psripri5t oisie
Wholesale hashery" in gdIoe ritt bic
Ride Der 3utunft, ionbern Der 9 sr 9 a NJ
senbeit 3u isin. Sas 1T, wie ii3's ses
bhbrt. 0ie Eenben3 ~unferer 3eit in sss
i9dftli9sr Ss3iebuns sebt betauntIi9
msbr unb mebr ms 8rose. 9ofisntIi9
bsltsbt usnisftens bas SamiIienlebsn mad
alter S9ablous I'M 6lsinen fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

i9sn unb ensIii@sn 0oItswirtbf5aftsrn
ebento bstla9t, pte pon ameritanti1sn.
Derielbe III ni@t etnmal neu, nur mar CT
i'm fribersn unb ipiteren Wittelalter our4
cine uraIte 4~bneisuns Der Sreisn DOR Bel.
ginuobRrn in ummauerten OFTEN uni
bur9 ffrsnse 9sisss bsf9rdntt. Ils bic
Sumen seseu gnbe bes 10. Sabrbunbsrts
Bremen perbranuten, erlisB Der gr,bii9oi
pon 5amburs eineu Nufruf gun, 0ieb:r.
aufbau ieinsr suten Stabt Bremen; absr
er forberte bic 9anbbsu5ltsruns nidt aut
ionbern ben usbsri9uB Der anbeyen S,iots.
Dabsr trsifen mir In Bremen, BON
96un, Bon Slotbo, 8on 8e1ta, Sou Gins
gen, Bon Santen, mas bsbeutst, bag bic
aus ben senanntsu StdoteH sstommsaen
Neubirser bamaIs bic Navaen ,brsr Slte,s
ftabt aunabmsn; baB aud frisNi9s ODER
bitbmat'i1e 8ausn %aufsenommsn uorben
ieisn, bauon faseu bic Sabrbi9sr ni4ts;
btsfe paren BON isbsr gu fcls, ii4 biater
Stahtmauern su ue,trie9sn, unb beeb,tsn
bic vpkfnidds" tmmsr nit ibrer sriub>
lt9itsn 0sra1tuns. aus bisiem @runbe
mag aud Der Barasrap5 IN ben rSadisns
ipisssI" 'seratben iein, uslbsr ben 8aufs
mann rsdtlos ma9t: v&aulsute unb uns
sbrIias 2sute iousn tsin @sresIc babsu."
Qaues Dor bsr 6rsisisisttit bate in
Deuti6lanb bas @tnfr6men Der 2anbbes
p5Iteruus in bic St6bts %bssouusn, felt
3pan;is Sabren III ss enorm seweien. Die
9sute auf benz 9aube Ieiben bribeu untsr
3abIrei9sn u%sbafdnStn unb itre5sn fi1
su ustbe6e,n. Dag bieie SsrbdItuije
aud bier uorbsrriten, tf tein Bunber.
Sn DsutidIanb bat Der 8ausrntns9t feline
StsIuns bus san,e Sabr btnbur9, bier
wirb er TN OCTOBER ober Nousmber auf bic
9aab iiraBe seiast; in OeutidIanb bat bas
2antpoIt BEL idpsrer Qrbeit isin 8srsniz
gen, bier psriu9t bic bsfissnbe &[afs, it
Bunbe nit Der @eiitIi5seit uub 9sisss
ssbuns, cue psrninftise GrboIuns unb
grbeite.uns gu uuterbritsn. @snn Der
Commissioning i9wer uuf ben Stdoten
liest, 10 Iiest er aut benz 9anbe nod piel
fur9tbarer, unb bisiss auein ersldrt bins
Iduslid ben ~fturlea SuSas Der 2anbbsa
p6Itsruns mad ben Stdoten. %. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

SIR tsnnt, cbrparbtss grSber, bic 2e.tz
psrhaItniGe. &uf ber esuen Se;te fia0 bic
Reni9eu BON eirer unbduttsen 2sieputb
beieslt, auf Der anberu Seite srsiebt ftp
gin Strom i4Ie5ter S9riften. SIS tam
tanm aei&tlbert uerben, peI5sn S9aben
btsje tastdsIi@ ben Stttsu unb Der ReIis
siOu :ufisen. 9arum ieib etfr!s barauf
b:Sa$t, bur5 Bitten urb grma5nsn uni
ruf anbere @etie bie @Iaubisen bon ieneu
E~nlautern QueIen fernsubaIten unb fe Al
beHeru gu fibreu. Sebr nisIi1 ptrb es
istn, men unter euerer Aufft5t unb 2ets
hung Sasesbldtter eri5etnen, psI5e benz
BON allen Seiten barserei9tsn Site seits
ssmab e~utsesenwtrten, unb bic Babrbeit,
sussnb unb &eIigton i9isen.
geo XIII. an bic portusieTiSm gii65fe.
1898.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

Disie Brhber aieben ss DOR, ibren ueuses
bornsn &inbsrn BEL u~nieren idbrIiden So
banniss unb SamiIienfsitsn einen Ranen
In @ssenuart Der BrIbsr unb S1ueffsrn
su eebeu, anifatt fe bur6 einsn ppn eirsr
9ritIt@eu Sstte AnssfteIten nit WaHer
bsiprsnsen unb bic grbfanbe aus ibnsn
bsruustrsiben gu Iafsu."
Saraus fam isbsr Osntsnbe Isi1t urs
ttsiIsn, Oh bic &elision Der ameritanil1su
Waurer @riftli9 ist obsr ni4t.
Seine RsIision. bus 1T bic Rslision bic:
fer nd9tIi1sn Brioer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
A6tuns i6r Sat6oftRen.
Die e.ttnsae psS serh. gias IL.

Bir eriudsu Sie~ tnftdnbtsft, allen tsuen
nit surem suten @taen unc eurer CUNT
basuiteben, bic, nit @stit besabt unb nit
~ssaisenbsr RenntniB ausseriftst, ftd ar
bic 4rbett MAIDEN uuo Bidder uno Seitu1s
gen our gsrtbsibisuus unb 8er6reituus ber
tat5OIti5en 2sbre usr6HentIt9sn.
gneYcliea Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Die Stttatae Seo'S XIII,

2aTst eues 2t6t Ieu5teu DOR ben Msas
f5eu, bauit fe eusre suten 0srte iebeu.
nub Der 9err sebe e19 basu Setnen Sessn!
Geo XIII. or Sss in Barma er{5eineute Rlatt
Luce (qsG9tsl, anieus 1890,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

Sn Waine bat f14 bic Stabtbsu6Iteruns
um IA 1900 Pro3snt psrmsbrt. bic 9anbs
bspOItsruns bat aber nur um IL 1926 Bros
aent susencmmsn, 70 baS cine tbatfd9lids
abnabme fattfinbst. Sn WaGa9aistts
betrus bic 3unabme Der Stabtbeu6ltsruns
60 Pro,ent Der @siammtbep6Itsruna, In
Connecticut iosar IS Yrosent; isIbft In
benz fru4tbarsn prairietaate Sutnois Be-
trus Re 81 Prosene. 9srr Splinssr itsbt
psrblift boz bieisr gri4eiaung. 8snn
er BITE Iaftoren s~rtennt, bic bier mitpirten,
bann pirb ibm bic 9batiade, buB 81 YrO:
sent Der 3unabms isinss Stautes auf bic
Stdbte ibsr 5000 ginwobusr tommsn,
gar ni5t mebr b~sfrembeno porfpmmen,
Die Stabt Chicago III, wis Rsw Yort,
elmer Der Brennpuntts bss 2anbes.
Beibe siebsn p%orauSsweiie bic @inwans
beruns an; bic Staaten, In bsnen beibe
Sidbts ltessn, baben aber aufssb6rt, Sin:
uanberuns an3u3iebeu, nit Elm paar 9us
ssnb anbsrsr Staaten, mo san5e Counties
felt Sabrsn wiff Iiesen, sebt IS saut sbsns
10. ginise ueus Staatsn, pie bic Dafos
tos, WinusiOta, Wiseontn, Witisan unb
Nebrasta baben nod cine bebeutsnbe Gins
panbsruns srbaltsn, tn Der nddften De-
tabe wsrbtn wubri&sinIi9 bic 8erbdltntfe
aud ba ni4t n,sbr 10 sinffis tsin.
Der 3us Der 2anbbspOlteruns mad ben
Stdbtsn TT In Der santsu BeIt wabraus
nsbmsu unb wirb uSn tsuti4sn, frausSFs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
~2urcmburser 3aiicr uno
Sdltpeiser 6reibeiteu.

Ddbrsnb bss S@wei3erfsitss. bus usrs
eansenen CONNER bier in Dubuque pom
ben bier auidifsen unb ben uon g6icaso
bersetommensn S9usiSeru sefeiert wurbe,
ma1tsu mir in elmer &eoe barauf aufmsrt:
fam, baB peridiebene Stdbts Der S9wsi3
ben Iursmburser Raiiern ibre 6rsibrisfe
per6auten, unter anbern Wauenltabt, tn
befIen Artips nod beuts zines oielsi Dotus
ments einsuieben iei. Die ginsn bisltsn
Das fir sinsn idIs9tsn 8is, bic anbern
beli4eIten bic Gbatiate unb pisSsr I'm.
bere warsn Der Wsinuns, mir t6nntsn
Das, mas mir ssiast, niGt sei4i4tli9 bss
Isssn. SrsiIi9 mir ititten uns auf bic
sei9i9tIt5sn Gbatia3en uno waren uns
~unisrsr ausiase ais re5t bewubt.
Sa t6mmt uns pou elmer Seits Der Yss
weis, pom Der mir i'm am wsnisifsn srUars
tet bdttsn, aus Der S9psit ieIbit. Der
ar9itstt 9err SriboIin Seer BON babter
ianbte uns tirsIi9 ben vgOte am 8aaens
iee", Rr. pom 5. ausuit 1890 gu, benz
mir bas SoIssnbs, mas Der vSots" seles
ssntIi5 elmer Sisuns tes r9iftorifden
Bsrsins" pubIi3irte, als geweis unierer
Sebauptuus entnsbmsn:
ii.
Bic Glteite llriauhe i'm grdiu ~ 8aleuitaot.
Mit elmer Sreissbistsit, bic, mare man iiber
ibre Suels nl6t 9eniiasno untsrrt9tet, bIui9es
@%ritaunsn srrs9en miiBte, wuroen in Der 3peis
ten Salit. bes IA. Sabrbunberts. CUR Seit Der
sritsn 8aiisr aus benz b0bmii6 :lurembursiiden
Sauis. Pripilssier unb Resalisn in srobeu unb
tlsinsp Siaptsn bes bsiliSen rOmii4en Reibss
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13
Yuma and San Eeiego.

The San Diego Sun of June 9th, contains the news of the decision of the English syndicate to build the railroad from San Diego to San Quentin and to Yuma. The news comes in dispatch from Col. E. s. Babcock to Bryant Howard at San Diego. When the news was received in San Diego the Chamber of Commerce held meeting and indorsed the action of the syndi- cate.
 This road will open up the way to extreme Southern California from the East and will beneGt Yuma materially, for the car shops will have to be there, and this alone will build up the town, and as it benefits Yuma, the whole of the Territory will be effected.- Phoenix Republican.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13
Ksata Pertaining
 tS ArEzOna.

Col. A. c. Fisk, of Denver, de- livered an address before the com mercial congress upon irrigation. It was estimated there are 1,000,- GOO square miles of arid lands in the western country that could be made productive by irrigation at the minimum price of public lands, $1.25 per acre. This land has a value of $800,000,00O. At $50 per acre 1t is 2 moderate estimate of it's value. When irrigated it would be worth$19, ,200,000, 0,000. If thisland was properly irrigated with water one could scarcely contemDl late what an empire of population and wealth 1t would contain. It was said that people of regions that de- sired irrigation should provide it themselves. Without irrigation this land would never be settled, and there would be no people to provide irrigation. The govern ment should start the work.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13
LOCAL NOTES,

James Lyle has gone back to the mines rear Ogilby. George Jones has gone back tc the Cargo Muchacho mine.
 John Gandolfo went to Los An geles on business Wednesday.
 Mrs. I. c. Putnam returned to the Blossom mine on the 10th.
 Walter O'Bfien went in to Cali fornia on pasea on Wednesdays express.
 Supt. l.. c. Moreland will de- velope his mining claims near the Picacho.
 Engineer NJ. Ortiz came down Sunday from Indio, and took his mother and family back with him.
 Antonio Ortiz, who has been clerking for John Ghiotti, has gone to Indio to live. He was one of Yuma;s best young men.
 Will c. Labran was up from the Algodones Sunday. He reports that the water is still running westward to Indian Wells in the the branches of New river. The grass is very fine. Wild Hemp is immense. The Diguene Indians are all moving up to the sand hills, in expectation of a great rise in the Colorado river.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, 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 satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. ". T. Gonder & Co.,. druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13
Eor Over fifty Years.

Mrs. Wihslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while theething, with perfect success. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tie best remedy for dirrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm mediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup" and take no other.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13

to serve three years, and until their sue ! ceSsors are elected.
 The highest amount of indebtedness ., l liability ta which this corpora tien is at any time to be subject is ten thousand i ($l0,09Q) dollars.
 The private property of the members of said corporation shall be exempt from cor porate debts.
 VII.
 The capital stock of said corporation shall Go one hundred thousand dollars composed of five hundred shares at the par value of two hundred dollars per share. VIII.
 That said capital stock shall be paid for at the rate of one dollar per share per month until fully paid for at that rate, or by premiEms, interest On investments and fines.
 K.
 We further certify that an election for directors was held at meeting of the members of said corporation, oa the 17th day of April, 1891, at Yuma, A. T., and that tae following persons were elected directors: Eugene Sanguinetti, r. L. Ewing, w. I. Heffernan, 0. II. Willis, J. H. Taggart, c. v. Connor, R. s. Hatch, P. G. Cotter and NJ. J. Nugent, to serve until their successors are elected and qualified, and that the undersigned corpor- atorS acted as the officers of said election. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this l7th day of April, 1891.
 J. H. TAGGAET,
 F. L. EWING,
 W. T. REFFERNAN,
 c, H. WILLIS,
 c. V. CONNOR, SEALS
 R. s. HATCH,
 SAMUEL PURDY,
 EDWIN MAYEs, Territory of Arizona,
 County of Yuma. SS' Before me, J. J. Stein, Notary Public i'll and for said County of Yuma. Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared J. II. Taggart. F. L. Ewing, ". T. Hefer- nan, 0. V. Connor, o. II. Willis, R. S. Hatch, Samuel Purdy and Edwin Mayes, known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the within instru- ment and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and con. therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of
 office this l7th day of April, [Seal.l 1891.
 Jos. J. STEIN,
 Notary Public, Yuma County, 4. T. Territory of Arizona, .z County of Yuma. l, J. L. Redondo, County Recorder of the County of Yuma, Territory ct Arizona, do hereby certify that the above articles of were filed in my office and recorded in Book (ll of Bonds and Agree 1 ments, on the 2lst day of April, 1891, at II l ) clock a. m.
 Witness my hand and seal of office 1 [Seal.l this 22d day of April, 1891.
 J. L. REDoNDo,
 County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-13

In another column we publish a communication from Arizona, the Italy of America. It was written by an old Missourian who is called a "49er." He went there in an early day, grew rich, fat, and made lots of friends. He is we'll fixed and would not exchange his home for St. Louis, which he says is the biggest and best city in the world.-Moberly Mo, Monitor.