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The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
MISAPPROPRIATIGX OF FUNDS.
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Here is another record for Capt. F. $ Ingalls, the man who mis- represented Yuma county at the so called meeting of the executive committee at Phoenix, the other day. He gets his title from the fact that he is Captain of militia company here. AS Captain of such company he receives $50 per month from the Territorial Treasurer This money was appropriated by the legislature for each of the diff ferent companies in the Territory to pay armory rent and the other necessary expenses of the company
 The company has a civil organi- zation as we'll as military. As such civil organization they have sec retary and treasurer and they transact the busiyess of the com pany. Capt. Ingalls, receives this $50 each month and is supposed to turn 1t over to the treasurer of the company who at present is I. w Alexander. This money is then expended as the company, at their monthly business meetings, shall direct. Treasurer Alexander in- forms us that since last October none of this money has been turned oyer to him by Capt. Ingalls,, and when Alexander asked the Capt. about it he was told by him that he had not received it from the Adjutant General, that he sup. posed the Governor had refused tc sign the warrants, etc. Now comes the funny part. l.. W. Alexander was at Phoenix a short time ag1 on business for Levy & Co.,, and while there he called on Adiutant General Schwartz and in reply to 2 question as to why the Yuma mi.: tia had received no money, said that It had been sent every month to Capt. Ingalls,. For nine month this company has received nc money. Itis for Capt. Ingalls, to say where this s270 has gone. This is the man who has the nerve to as,; President Mckinley to appoint him Surveyor General of the Territory
 and who goes to Phoenix to mis- represent Yuma County.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

THE anti-McCord crowd have held their celebrated meeting of the few anti-McCord men in the Ter ritorial Central Committee and the result was about as expected. They humbly petition President McKin- Icy to appoint some other worthy man as Governor in case McCord fails to be confirmed. The pres ident might have done this any way in the natural course of duty. But then his seifappointed advisers would not have had any chance to get their deadly @ work in. This meeting has been Herald-ed with q great blowing of trumpets and big guns; and lots of powder has been expended with result expressed thus: 0.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
UNMlTIGATED GALL

Capt. F, s. Ingal!s member of the Territorial central committee went to Phoenix Wednesday to nis-re- present the Republicans of Yuma County at a socaied meeting Of the executive committee of the Territorial committee held Thurs day and did, as he has always done. malinged and mis-represented thr party in Yuma County to which he claims to belong, by taking ac
 ton against the confirmation of Hon. NJ. H. MeCord. It Is safe to say, without fear of dispute, that not only nine out of ten of the Re- publicans of Yuma County, but nine out of ten of the Democratic- Of the county as well. are heart and soul for McCord as Governor; and when this discarded politician takes advantage of hls mem bership Of the Territorial central committee to mis-repfesent the people of Yuma County, it is time that every man ia the party should cry halt. The idea of this broken down pol itical hack, who when running for sheriff last fall could only get S3 votes in the whole of Yuma county, taking it upon himself to represent the party Tn the county. Not only that, but there are five Territorial central committeeman in Yuma, and not one of them was consulted by thi. political freebooter before talk ing this secret trip to Phoenix in answer to Col. Christy's telegram
 He certainly has the gall of his Satanic Majesty. It seems as though he might lay still after the record he made as County Treas
 urer during the past two years and the heavy fell the pe ','ie o' Yuma County gave nim at last falls election. But no! that gail of hia stays with him. Fo:tunately President Mckinley is too well aquainted with these political nal contents and trick ters to pay any attention to their vapntings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

Los ANGELES, just at present, is turning over and enjoying choice bit of scandal, in the elopmcnt of the wife of one of that fair city's wealthiest and more prominent citizens, with comparatively un- known person in mans clothes. Of the man, one Russell Ward, nothing need be said. But of the woman, young, fair, accotn- plished, the daughter Of tAe late Gen. Banning, and wife of Col. Bradbury, by one terrible misstep, has thrown away that which tn most women would be everything wealth, beauty and social proml- nence, and secured in return for it all-nothing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

By the sudden and tragic death of Prof. F. J. Netherton, on the 1.t inst, Arizona loses a brilliant and popular young man, and an able instructor. As Superintendent of Public Instruction he made an en- viable record, and proved himself endowed with capabilities far be- yond his years, ana as principal of our Yuma schools, the scholars under his jurisdiction showed marked and rapid advancement. He was in the zenith of his mental strength, and his terrible end has cast a pail over a community that are his friends and admirers to a ,,oo,
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

THE SENTINEL office this week received a very pieasent call from Col. Chas. E. Davis superintendent of the Colorado River Indian re- servation. The Col. left for his Illinois home on much needed vacation yesterday. The Col, has been at. the reservation about four years and has been very successful in his administration being well liked by the Indians and all who came in contact with him. He is q perfect gentleman and first class official
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

TIE President sent the nam's of Geo. R. Davis of Ohio, Fletcher M. Doan, of Pinal county. R.C Sloan of Yavapai, as associate Justices and H. c. Truesdale as chief Justice ot Arizona. Judge Doan Is ab old resident of Yuma County, and th' father of John Doan, connected with the Fortuna mine. Judge Doan at one time was farmer on the GiIa above here, leaving here for Pinal County he afterwards was elected District Attorney.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
SATURDAY, JULY 8. 1887.
Raw of Newspapers.

If subscribers ordef the discontinuance Of news papers, the publishers may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid.
 subscribers refuse or neglect to take their news ,.s.-srs from the office to which they sent, they are held responsible until they have settled the bills and ordered them discontinued.
 If subscribers move to other places without in- forlxing the publisher and the newspapers sent Co the former place of residence they are then re- s9onsible-
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
The Southern Pacific COmpany'S Ex.
 curSi6nS.

The Sea-shore Excursions for this year commence with the train leaving lere on the 4th inst. at Il 40 q. m., and thereafter every alternate Fri'iay; June 18th, July 2nd, 18th, 3Oth, etc, throughout the season.
 For these trains we will sell round trip tickets to Santa Monlca, Long Beach, San Pedro, San Buenaventura, and Santa Barbara for $l3.4O; tickets good for 90 days, instead of 60 days @s in former seasons, with stop-oyer privileges west of Colton.
 Similar tickets will b. sold to Ava lon, Catalina Island, for $l5.65.
 Yours truly,
 w. H. DRESSER, Agent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

CHIEF JUSTICE BAKER retires in a few days from the office which he has filled for the past four years with much credit to himsefan the people of the District. While as Republican, of course We like to see the office filled with a RepHb- llcan, but at the same time we ap- preciate worth wherever we see it and are happy to take this occasion to add our tribute to the legal and executive abilities of Judge Baker. In this county he has reduced the court expenses over one half, and at.the same time has given satis- faction not only to the people but to the lawyers, a difficult thing to do. When the Judge makes a decision it is so clear and logical that even the layman can under stand and appreciate, and the litigants go away satisfied. In the four years he has occupied the position as Chief Justice we have never heard a complaint against him from any source, something we have never known in the history of Ar.zona before. The new Chief Justice las a hard pair of shoes to to wear to follow Judge Baker. Judge Baker goes back to his law practice in Phoenix where we predict he will have the success his salent justi6es.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

ON the 4th page we print this week seven columns on the re- sources of Yuma County, mining, agriculture and other resources, and it will prove & valuable source Of information to those looking to- ward thls county for a home. The SENTINEL is for Yuma County, first, last and all the time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

Ex-oUEEN "Lil" is kicking, evi- dent!y, and believing her own say so, she's got a kick coming. It all amounts to mere bagatelle of S20,- 900 a year, an amount that we wouldn't have time to bother about, and also big back number bill in washing, left ny her great and good friend Grover"
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

TIE rule of the mighty Reed, in
 the Speakers chair, is still pro- dominant in spite of occasional efforts to break it. The last at tempt at revolt was the defeat of Dingley's motion for a three days adjournment on the opening of the House this week. But on roll call. the Gear" evidently ex- ercised his well-known hypnotic influence, and the motion carried
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

Trans --cs. fl and 42 will run on alternate days information as 10 what day same will run will be fur i;hed by agents on application. No makes connections at Ash Fork with A. 6 P. vest!buled limited No. from the east This is the finest train west of Chicago. Ne. l also con- meets with A. & P. No from the west. Persons desiring to stay at Ash Fork will find the best of accommodations at Fred H1ryeys hotel. No. makes close connection at Ash Fork with A. & P. trains Nos. and A. & P. No. reaches san Francisco 10:4j a second morning, A. P. No. is vestibuled train throughout, lighted with Pinteh gas, dining car running through from Los Angeles 70 Chicago. Dining cars under the man agem5nt of Fred Harvey, with his unexcelled ser vice, care and attention to his guests.
 Nos. 1 and connect at Jerome Junction with trains Of United Verde & Pacific Ky. for Jerome. Connecting at Prescott with st ge lines for all principal mining camps; at Congress with stage lines for Harqua Hala, Stanton and YarDen At At Phoenix with the Marieopa & Pho nj Ky. for points on the .. P. k. R..
 This line is the best route to the Gre at Salt River Valley. For information regarding this valley and the rich mining section tributary to this road sd- 
 GEO. M SARGENT. c. F: S P. A.
 K. E. WELLS, L. NJ. MURPHY, Assistant Gen Manager.
 Pres. & Gen Manager.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

Young business man-experienc
 ed book-keeper and correspondent, formerly in q manufacturing bu>i- ness fer himself. near Chic"gn, H., will invest about S5O0 0O and ser vices, in any legitimate business promising fair returns. Address, with full particulars. 4. Crofton, Palace Iictel. San Francisco, Cal. .
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

BoB uATcH's special dispatches, by grape yiue wire, this week caus- ed considerable commotion among the Democratic hollover officials
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

WILL the Territorial auditor as ex-oficlo bank examiner, please count the money in the Territorial treasury, and on the same day count the cash in the bank in which it is deposited, and see how the &C., count stands, and don't let them have time enough to ship in lot of com from Los Angeles banks, to make up deficiencies. Strike them cold without a moments warning. If this be dore the cause of the fight against McCord's confirmation may become suddenly apparent. There are some scaly rumors afoat about shortages in the Territorial -treasurer's fund. They may not be true. but the total irres ponsibili- ,ty of that official, and the question: able character Of some of his bonds men, are cause of alarm uu the part of the Territory Tucson .Star.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

WHAT is the matter ofthat Nam moth Mining Edition of the Sun? We haven't heard anything about 1t for sone time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

TIE Tucson Star, the leading Democratic newspaper of the Ter ritory, says: The Arizona governor ship fight is 8 disgrace to every intelligent and honest voter in the Territory. regardless of politics. While the Territory should be making records and history to be used as proper prospectus in favor of statehood, gang of in dividuais who never did a hard, honest days work for a living, are busy keeping up a political stench, nauseating even 10 the vilest,
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles.

SYMPToNs-Moisture; intense itching end stinging most at night; worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumorS form, which often bleed and ul- cerate, becoming very sore. SwAySE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleeding, heels alteration, an in most cases removes the tumors. At drug gi ts, or by mail, for 50 cents. Dr. Swayne 6 Son, Philadelphia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

THE SENTINEL is now equipped to handle your job work in the best and most popular styles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03

WE notice in many O. our Ter ritorial exchanges adverse mention of g certain wave of prosperity" We wonder if our valued Territorial friends, when they launched into the newspaper business found prosperity right at the start. We wonder if they didn't have to reach for it. New in regard to that "wave of prosperity" we will say word. Bradstreet for May-and where could one find any authority more cold b!ooded-puts the volume of business, as compared with that of last year, as about twenty per cent better, the number of employed men, at several thousand more, and furthermore the whole report is confirmed by Dun. And all of this only 4 months after the ad- miHistration.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-03
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT
 & PHGNIX R. R.

IN EFFECT DECEMBER 9, 1895
 MOUNTAIN TIME IS STANDARD USED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

POUGHKEEPsIE. y. y, Feb. IL
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cornell committed sui
eide. by poison. I'm a room IN the Dibble
Hotel at Matteawan. during the night
Upon the dresser In the room was found
the following letter, directed TO the Cor
Oncr:
NV name Is Helen NJ Cornell am
broken-dOwn: a. worn-Out school teacher
] am hfty-seven years OF age, u human
wreck. fear. worry, over-work, ana
relentless fate have brought me where !
am. l have TO choose between seli-in-
ficted death and AN insane asylum pre-
FER death. I have seen my poor brctner
lis in one for the past twenty years, ana
thoughts of the closed doors straight
jackets. and padded cells drive me mad,
/ have taken carbolic acid and may God
have mercy on my poor soul
telegraph 70 Phil G.. Vincent. Dan
bury. Conn. and to Mrs. j.. w. Van
WICK. IS Washington street, Poushkeep-
Tha Coroner found the clothes I'M
which she wished TO be laid Out IN the
woman's satchel Mrs. Cornell, VINO was
a widow. had been teacher at Moore
Mills. Duchess county, for several years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb 1.-WHEAT--
There was a net loss OF re. in the price
Of wheat, as a result Of tO-day's trade.
An effort was made early in the session
TO support prices but many longs dis
played WEAKNESS and encouragement,
selling freely, and thereby depressing
the market Under puts there was a
fairly good demand for wheat. and a
slight rally resulted The most import
OF cash wheat buyers neither millers
nor exporters bid in the market. Wheat
opened at 7Gssc., declined TO 7Jisc., clos
ing at 75t5c.-7tc. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was weak ana i2NAc lower.
COMPLIES fiuctuated only slightly,
but the tone altered to correspond with
the variations Of wheat. Trading con-
tinued slow and listiess the interest be-
ing Indifferent May corn opened at
23Mc.. sold between 23tgc. and 23kN23a4 g..
closing at .c.-unChanged from yes
terday Cash corn was easy and 5ic.
lower
OATS-Were quiet. the tone rejecting
the action Of wheat. May oats closed
shade under yesterday. Cash oats were
easy and &c lower.
PROVISIONS-The hog receipts were
above the expectations this morning
the result Of which was a decline i'm
prices at the yards. and I'm turn loss
in values Of product Business was only
moderately active and nothing significant
developed. May pork and ribs each
closed 2i20Jc. lower, and May lard ne
lower
HIDES-Were firm: natives. heavy
9i.c. light SIC. native cows. heavy.
SigQS&c.: light s&ac.. butt brands. heavy,
ShQSiko.; light. 7l4G7lac.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

BOSTON. MASS. Feb. ll-Charles F..
Sprague the millionaire Congressman
elect from the Eleventh District will
march on 10 Washington IN the most
elaborate manner az any Bay State Rep
resentatlve. AT his handsome Brooklne
home furniture packers have been en-
gaeed for "A week. and Yesterday eight
cars were loaded az the Forest Hill sta
ton. The special left this morning for
the Capital There was one refrigerator
car filled with rare tropical plants The
gardener accompanied them. There were
nine blooded horses in one OF the cars.
with these Mr.. Sp,ague.s hostler was
clo-eted. Three other box cars were
filed with nne equipages and expensive
horse clothing harness. and saddery.
TIE other four cars.awore packed high
with fine furniture. bric-a-brac carpet
and rugs Of rare and costly quality. The
epecial Is guarded-by~ Pinkertonss ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Inc Lrand Bazaar.

A force Of hands began work yesterday
on the booths IN the First Regiment Ar
morv. which will be used during the ba-
zaar 10 Doe given BY the Associated Char
titles. which begins next Tuesday. the 10th
instant. The work IS being done under
the direction OK Contractor Langford.
Tho restaurant. which will occupy the
east OF tho hall. will be constructed by
Mr.. Fritz Sitterdin-
The booth for the Virginia Hospital
will be the first completed. and will pre-
sent a handsome appearance. \ hand
some display viii also ne made by the
managers OF the Eye. Ear and Throat
Tndrmarv. who have secured as an at
traction The bicycle merry-gO-round ex-
hibited az the State Fair
A great deal OF bunting for decorations
has been secured. and there are many
willing volunteel aId Tho iaIle. ini,baiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Congressman Boatner Sued.

WASHINGTON. Feb. u.-Ilenry Jarvis.
the cOlored bell-boy who was arrested
some time ago and tried upon the COM
plant of Representative Charles J. Boat
ner. OF Louisiana. charged with rohbns
him OF 81. and who was acquitted IN
the Police Court. has sued the Congress
man for $4,000 damages.
The suit was filed yesterday by Attor-
ney Henry g. Niles. The boy claims that
his good name and reputation and stand
ing in the community have been injured
hy the charge which the Congressman
placed against him. and be sues on three
counts OF $1,000. The circumstances as
told at the time were that the Congress
man sent Jarvis who was employed ~
the Riggs House whore he boarded, 20
the cleaners with a suit of clothes. and
after the boy had gone Mr. Boltner dis
covered that he had left ;25 in the nock-
cts. when the clothes were searched the
money was not found and suspecting that
jarvis had taken IL Mr.. Boatner had him
arrested.
lie was held az the station house over
night and gave bond the next day When
he appeared for trial jury was demand
ed. and the jury was out. he claims. only
two minutes when verdict of not guilty
was rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
1Hs CLOSING oUorATioNs or
MONEY.
or.,,nv. and sale. at tho Richmond y"
bacco Bxrhange-Intern"' i'e''""e
,ouec,,on.-Foreign Advances.

.st,vv Work Ieh 11.-Weakness ch"'-
.a,'.,.<, ,h,,de aluk s'during the greater
49, ~ ,,,a1ae session at the STOCK
Fxchnrgo el'wo or tnfee '"''''' H.
cured but they we're shor'-"Nou' nv
,,oa,s renewing their attacks espeo'a"S
,,,on The Industrials. at every oppo'
,,,,t,y II IS 60 be- said that the ran
"a, - usual Of late. was relatively
- ,,,n the Industrial group, ana IN
...s..s of the Changers. Louisville ana
s,,..nc tho Coalers. and Missouri "a
% me losses were only jsh's pei ~ ~
,rho belief that the statement Oh ~
- p.,tl COMPANY for the irst "'th ga
Sshragrv which showed a moderate IN
'rease over last year. is the precursor Va
Generally better traffic returns I."" "
Sustaining influence ON RAILWAY ~ ~,
Northern Bacinc preferred was Az ,r,
ccption ana yielded "a full point i-ony r,,-
was "a seller OF this, as wen as 0ti.oi me
tcrnntional stocks. TACT VIM ~
rated against an advance net.. 81 nrc-
declined ls. TO -. Rubber q 10 ~" IA
Sugar IL to 11iN. The inVestise ,'o', ,1,i m
the affairs o. the trusts IS sun '"' A. a
factor i'm depressing this group - nf
result Of the sharp cut III ,., ,rl,cts os-
steel rails. and the heavy .oit b,, the
,innatcd at about $J.OuOVv, mace % III
,,iiiii."'N" SCI .,omuanv. Iron and Slet.
itoeE S'S continue weak Illinois steel ste, if I'll
D.. to 32l,. Tennessee CeaI an" Ne. sold
30 vas bid for at 40. Al one time
the Stock was offered at A.. m C ,en6, + .
80 ,sas comparauVely firm on iepCi ~
80 -. bIi fo hermit of the consollda-
lion Of the constituent cqm ,2ai1 1e S,l
eoon he introduced IN tho lihhois LthiS
iat,,re and will be passed by that bouy.
the dealings, which were almost mos en 4SH sa5
fier.s Tho market closed rather weak
in tone Set changes show losses ,'tarre OF
,, 20 1% per cent, Leather pr,lc 'i.i' "a
i'adinr Tho bond market was easier.
Tho sales were lSi6. 90 -
MONEY AND EXCHANGE; Money on
cali easy nj 1lg02 per cent. last ioaIi az
~ Der cent. Bar silver. Gitt. Sterling
exchange strong. with actual DusiIlts9
Am bankers bills NJ 4si%W4e5 for SHY
d,v bills M 4S6iq0 1864 for demand :
posted res 4s5is0 4sIls; commeIci al
tius 4Sha0ISfis. Government BONDS
arm. state bonds dull. Railroad bones
easier. silver m the board STEADY. ,,,
TREASURY BALANCES. Coin, $I%"'-
4gs %. currency. S5s .46A2Ij.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

ST LOUIS. MO- Feb. lo.-The Ropub-
lie Yesterday says that the use OF tho
catholic ritual last week at the funeral
OF the late Gen. A. j. smith was a sur
prise 10 his friends and fellow-soldiers
who had through life known him as a
Protestant.
his family was Of the old stock Of Penn
svlvania Quakers. and Gen. Smith was
understood 10 be at east d nominal mem
Der of that denomination.
Upon investigation II was learned by
the Republic that the baptism Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church had been admins
tered 10 the General during his illness
bv Father Gerard ID. Power, of the
church of the Immaculate Conception.
who also OBLIGATED no the obsequies II
was also asserted that Gen. Smith was
unconscious at the time Of the admins
tratlon Of the sacrament, and that the
ceremony had been performed at the re-
quest Of Mrs Smith. Who is member
Of Father Powers church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE commit
tee on appropriations to-day completed
the .undry civil appropriation bill and
directed Mr.. Cannon 20 report II 10 the
House. The bin carries Xo05i. 1i3. over
s.. 100000 below the e-tlmates and >llyp,-
600 I'm excess of the appropriation for the
current YEAR The estimates include $ll-
s2a So for river and harbor contracts, and
the committee allow $ls.Gl5m6 for such
purposes. The relue or the members
from Louisiana. Nebraska and California
for sf0,51l6 10 pas balance due sugar
PRODUCERS under the Jaw of 1890, was not
allowed.
Among the appropriations for public
buildings are the following. Georgia
savannah to complete $4,000 Mississippi
Meridian 10 complete N0v1' toward the
construction of works ON harbors and
rivers under contract heretofore made.
Galveston. Texas % complete 10000:
Savannah. Ga. 10000. Winyah Bay
south Carolina. Yazoo River. Miss. Sa-
hine Pass. Texas. Bayou Plapucmine,
Louisiana. each Si""'.