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StuuiCOpliM, Itt Arivoi'tjaerrtonts por Inch, t.W mexil.temuiaiia known on appaea.ion Address The Arizona Sextinrl, Yttma, Arizona. SATURDAY, 1TAT 25, 1889. srjTri mav 1m found on tile at F. 'HlO rArn PAKE'S AdvcrtiirAsency, OH fcrchants Evclimge, Sai- txanciaeo, who is cue anon oHted for thin panr. Vt'SIA VOUOK, No.

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Reconier Commander Yann, Jammy METEOROLOGICAL Signal Office, Yuma, A. T. The following is the meteorological report for tie week ending May 23, 1SS9, which Mr. A. F.

Whitfield has kindly sent to th Skntinel: Mean Temperature S2. Highest 107-Lowest 53. fcainial 0 A. F. WHITFIELD, Pvt.

Sip Corp LOCAL NOTES, Weather clear, cool and comfortable. Next Thursday ill be Memorial day. The district Court will meet June fifth. Garland Post left for his ranch a few days a0. Mr.

C. Moreland was here during the week. EJ. was in from Sentinel on Sun day last. Mr.

Blitz left for Tucson Thursday morning. Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale at Gandolfo's. Robert Miller of Tucson was in Yuma on Thursday. George Duke got back from Los" Angeiee yesterday. .1.

M. Molina has returned from a trip to California, C. Speucer left for San Francisco, on Wednesday. Sheriff M. J.

Nugent i3 back from his trip np-river. Richard Marable tvas in town in the early part of the week. Hoo Bsxin has just received a large stock of fine wines and cigars. S. Silbcrstein left for San Fraucisco Monday morning, It is that Hon.

Thoa, Gates will be iiere iu a few days. Juan Saballa of Las Flor3 ranch left for his home yesterday. Hon. Jack O'Brien of L'itna County wav in tovrn Wednesday. Charley Ley has gone to Tacoma, Washington Territory.

L. A. Hicks went up to the Mohawk tulley Monday morning. ack Vail a former railroad conductor -was in town on Monday. Lo' i.iana tickets ou sale at the Southern Pacific hotel bar.

Mrs. W. W. Porter was aboard of Monday's West bound express. Joe Ver Veer returned from his Tucson pilgrimage Monday morning.

S. Wheeler ot Ea3t Anib" visited tht County seat a few days ago. Trinidr-d Gonzales has returned from Eusenada. Lower California, The newlj appointed Prison Conunis-eionera are expected here to-day. Yuma Legiou Select Knights will meet on Tuesday next, at o'clock P.

M. Mint juleps, aherry Gobblers and pine-Apple punches are iu active demand. John Gandolfo is selling hia magnificent stock of winter goods at cost. George E. English the dealer in minerals left town Tuesday on his way West.

Ed. Youuglove a well known railroad man is here on a tour of inspection. The El Rio mill continues to ran night And day on ore from Gold Rock camp. Rafael Fraijo was in town Sunday and the following day Jturncd to Norton's. M.

Kilculliu of the St. Lout3 mining oompauy is in town ou a business visit. Big Sunday dinner at 4 o'clock at the Palace Restaurant. It is said that the pupils of the Sistera' chcol will go out to a picnic next week. A number of railroad carpenters are at work repairing the Southern Pacific hotel Asscs3or W.

A. Werniuger, left on an official trip up the Gila valley on Monday. A great deal of gold dust lias been purchased by our merchants during the past week. The Paymaster mill is being moved to Carga Muchacho district where it will crush-fold oro. DY.

J. Chandler, Territorial veterinary furgeon came, down from Phoenix yesterday tm a visit. If you like a good Sunday dinner, go to the Palace Restanrant on Main stcet. Frank Morton clerk of the Southern Pacific hotel a great favorite with the traveling public. Henry Avila, Miss Avila and Miss C.

larger, arc expected back from Mexico next week. Captain W. H-. Simmons, of Gila City was In town attending to business matters oi Thursday. If y( tt want to buy a spring wagon at a low figure call and see John Gandolfo.

A. L. Meyer, ex-mayor of Phoenix is reported to be thort his accounts six thousand Hiram Blaisdcll went aut to Paymaster oupp Wednesday. Important Declsloft. The opinion of the United States Supreme court in the case of the United Statoe vs.

John. D. Hall, was. the subject of earnest discussion among of the general laud offne. One of the points at issue was that R-ii" had made oath before a n'otan public.

Tho supreme court decided that where an oath is required by the United Stat 68 t.tas, that oath can be administered only by an officer of the United Statej. Hence, a notary public, not being a st.ite officer, cannot administer oatb.3 to United Stales oilioial-jj except the statutes es-pecialiy provides thorefor. This opinion, it is believed, seriously affects the status of more than a hundred thousand cases in the niinmal division of the general land offices. Deputy mine: a1 surveyors have for several years, it is said, sworn to the correctness of their before notary publics. During the laet four vears a large number of cases under the general laud laws have been received for patent at the general land office, where final proof was 'not made before the officer designated by law for that purpose.

The opinion of the supreme court ha3 created alarm, and the request for an interpretation of section 23o5, revised statutes, has been sent to Assistant Attorney-General Shields, with particular reference to tho supreme court decision, and its effect upon the pend-cases in the general land ollioo. tho Verdict Unanimous. W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind.

Satisfies: "1 can recommend Electric Bitters a tho very best' remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years standing." Abrahan. Hare, druggist, of Belleville. Ohio, best belling medicine I ever handled in my 20 years experience is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitter? cure all diseases of the Li-er, Kidneys or blood.

Only a half dollar a bottle at A Frank's store. Headmaster J. A. Hawgood was in Yumoj Thursday with hi3 wife on the way of El Pjiso. Mr.

lla.vgood says that tho railroad company will at an early day commence work on the sand hill south of the hotel and when it is taken down will jilalib shade tree-? ou the site. This will make a splendid improvement, ami ith the minature alongside of the hold will be a great attraction to visitors. Caid of Thanks; Mr. nnd Mr3. F.

S. Leon, and family of Tucson extend their-most heartfelt thanks, to the very kind and skillful Dr. P. G. Cotter for his careful and attentive care bestowed on behaif of their cherished daughter Sr.

Amelia during a protracted iliness, from which she hd3 lately recovered. Deputy Sheriff Frank Wells went out Wednesday after some cattle belonging to Eatevan Via, to witisfy a judgment held by David Miranda, in the sum of two hur.dn.d dollars. The claim was made for damage, done to crop of Miranda by Via's ca.t'e. This is tho first- case under the new fence law. Anuis Ragcl advertised his lost marc ami colt in last Satuuls-y's Sentinel, on the arrival of the paper at Agua Caliente, on Monday a telegram was immediately sent.

Mr. Ragcl informing him that his tnimals were there. If you want anything advertise in the Sentinel. The extendi its congratulations Hon. John Marion, the able editor of tl Prescott Courier, who was presented with a bouncing liby by It's estimable wife, on Friday the 17th, instant.

G. C. JSjfvcnti of Smoita, Mexico was in town for several dvys this week. Mr. was.

formerly a resident of Yuma and ids man' friends here ga'c him a hearty welcome. J. Vt. Stiaiger one of the owners of ti Guadalupe miue in Carga Miichacho "district was in town a few days ago and reports that the mine in opening up nicely. An clopmeut occured in this locality a shoit time ago, but not being able to ascertain particulars, no extended notice will be given the "event" this week.

If you are fond of turkey and cranberry sauce; ice ci cam and stt a r. berries; in fact, a "boss" dinner, dine at the Southern Pacific hotel to-morrow. Mrs. S. Darmitt who has been the guest of Judge Brinlcy and family for a-couple of weeks, left for her home at Daggett, on Monday morning.

Fargo's express car on Wednesday's West bound express had upwards of 300,000 of treasure aboard, iu silver coin and base bulliou. Sam Flaudcrs and B. Brannhart of the bridge building department of the Southern Pacific company were in Yuma on Wednesday. W. II.

Treichler is in town on a short visit. Mr. Treichler's numerous friends hure will endeavor lo entertain him during his stay. It is currently reported that Richard -rab'c wiil be married at his ranch to-mcrrow to a young lady lately arrived from the East. It is said that a mill is to be built, at the Guadalupe mine: the water to be pumped irom the Colorado river, fifteen, miles distant.

If yon want to enjoy a first-class smoke go' to the Southern Pacific hotel, aad get one of "Kohiborg's" International cigars. D. C. Kliug vice president of the Yuma copper and silver mining company was a passenger on Sunday's West bound express. Auselmo Figueroa will cut a heavy ciop of hay on lu3 ranch uear East Araby, which is irrigated by the Blaisdell canal.

Several team3 loaded with provisions left here during the week for different camps along the Colorado river. Jim Ken lias a force of men at work repairing the "draw" of the railroad bridge across the Colorado river. Several burro load of wulfenite crystals were brought down from the Red Cloud mine on Monday last. C. Ochsner of Mohawk vallet' came down on Wednesda' to attend to Ifc-ml TWO Off For an Outing I OOWM THE COLORADO R3VEH A S.viAL?- BOAT.

On Mondaj' night about eleven o'clock J. Porter and A. Walker cjnviuts in the" Territorial Prison effected their escapo. Walker was the night engineer running the electric light and Porter baker of the prison. Immediately upon being mirfsed.

a search was made for the u'os3'it men, but without success as the night was extremely durlc. At daylight their trail was struck and it was found that they had stolen a boat and. headed down the Colorado river. Superintendent J. H.

Behan against the advice, of his friends, as he was still very weak from his late illness went in pursuit, of the fugitives. Joe Cottreal and two Indian trailers accompanied Johnny Behan on this side of the river; whilst Anselmo Figueroa, Tl. tU Reynolds and two trailers cruised o.i the. California side, being accompanied by F. Frediy as far as El Rio.

Tuesday night Behan returned home, as it was impossible for him to continue the journey. I lie escapes were neara or Hanlon's ranch, in a small boat making rapid headway towards Lower California. There is no question but that the men will be captured; if they have succeeded in getting any arms since their escape a bloody fight is anticipated as they are desperate characters and will not surrender to the oSicers without battle. Porter is from Yavapai County and was serving a sentence of fourteen years for attempting to murder his wife. Walker wa3 sent down from Apache County to serve a 'term of ten years, for incest.

They are vicious and dangerous men whose carers of crime have extend-e 1 over a period of many years. No eaort-has been spared to catch and return then to their proper home, bmind the bars. A Woman Diocovory. "Another wonderful discovery his been made, and that too by a lady in this Disease fastened clutches upon Ler ai.d jr seven years she withstood its severest ists, but her vital organs were undermined a id death seemed imminent. For three iiunths she coughed incessantly and could not sleep.

She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and ass much relieved on taking the first dose that she step4; all night, and with one buttle has been miraculously ciucd. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutsc Thus writes Y. C.

Hamrick of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at A. Frank's Store. ProbiV.o Mctico.

In the Probatt v.u. of the County of Yuma, Teiritory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of D.ihiei O'Conner, Deceased. Notice i3 hereby given, that Tuesday, the 21 t. day of June, JSS9, at '2 o'clock P.

M. cf said day, at the court-room of sa.d court at the court house of Yuma County, Territory of Arizona, have been appointed the time and place for proving the Nuncupative Will of said Daniel O'Conner deceased, and for hearing the application of John H. Behan for the issuance to him of letters testamentary thereon. C. H.

BKiNLEY, ..,..1 SEAL. cuujjcciuu jii-umoiu SEAL. j. Lierk ot said Court. 3t.

Direct from tho Front. Enoxviixe, July 2, iSSS. The Swift Specific Atlanta, Gentleoien I can cheerfully and truthfully say that S. S. S.

is the greatest blood purifier on earth. In 1884 I contracted blood poison. Physicians treated rac yith no jrood results. I took a half dozen different kinds cf blood medicin'i, but, without receiving any permanent relief I was induced to try S. o.

S. I began the first bottle with the gravest doubts of success. I had l)cen so often deceived. But improvement came, and I continued its use until perfectly well. I have since married, and have a healthy family.

No trace of the disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all this fcr ins, and I am grateful. Yours truly, J. S. Strader.

118 Dale Ave. Kemp, Texas, Jrne 23, i383. The Swift Specific Atlanta, Gentlemen A sixteen-year-old son of mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke out with an eruption on various parts of his body. I put him to taking S. S.

and a few bottles cured him entirely. I live at Lone Cak, but my post-office is at Kemp. Yours truly, V. S. Robinson.

Three books mailed free on application. All druggists sell S. S. S. The Swift Specific Drawer 3, Atlanta, Hew York, 756 Broadway, it Ml If you will send us the iatnes and post office adrhassf's of teti persons, between the ages of fifteen and twenty-rive years, who would be likely to attend a Business College Kortnal School, wo will setid.you in return an elegantly written personal letwr 0 line.

fj ecimen of oll-haml llourif King fresh from the pen; also our new cata logue nnd civeulars giving full information about our Add ess T.ASK and RAMSEY, Business Col legi Ind ITormai Institute, STOCKTON GAL. Plensi mea-tion this paper DeserS Entry. U. S. Lakd Titcrios, Auizoxa, 1 May Oi lSSJ 4- Complaint having been entered, at "this "Office by Lewis S.

Steaiij agniusr. Benjamin 'vV. Estcs, for failure to comply with law as to Desert Land Entry No. WiU, dated December 28, 18S5, upon the 11 Section 28, Township 7 Range' 15 in Ynma C'Muity, Arizona, v.irii a view to the cancellation of said "itr, cmitejtaiifc alleging that raid Benjamin W. Estes, ins wholly abandoned said tract arid Uhangtrl his resilience therefrom jr more than six months since making entry; ahd next prior to the date herein; at.

said tiwt is not settled upon, and cultivated by said j.arty as required by law, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Olfice on the 14th, day of August, 18S9, at o'clock A. M. to respond and furnish tertiinony concerning said alleged failure. A. D.

Register. Fred W. Sjiitii, Receiver. Notice of Pra-omption Prtof. (Declaratory Statement No.

2.TS4.) U. S. Land OfkicEj Tucson-, AraioSA, May Vth, 1-W9. is hereby given tliafc tho settler has tiled iijti'cc 0 hw intention to make una' proof is support of hia claim, and that said proof will ha made before ihe Clerl: of Use-Disti'ot, omt at Yuma. Yuma Co.

Arizona on Jur.c 139, viz: S.las S. Sutherland of t'hrystoral Yuma A. for the i of nw of 17 Tp S. R. 11 w.

He names the following ivltrji'-is; td prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of," said land, viz: John Dyers, Win. Sc-huremvi, KctCnnr Doan and Fletcher M. Schuremail, all of Chirj'ttoval, Yuma lo. Arizona. A.

1 Register. Noiic3 of Pre-emption Fruof. (Declaratory Statcnisui No. 2333.) U. S.

Land Jfficei Trrsox, Arizona, May Notice li hereby trivtin that the following-named settler has tiled notice of her intention to" make fm.ii in support of hef claim; and tlwt laid proo: Will 13 nude befors thsJ Clerk of the Disrlufr Com--at Yuma, Yuma Co. Ari2dr.a on ne 17th, 1SSD, Viola M. Smith, of Chry-loval, Yuma Co'. A. T.

for the se of oecMon -IS Tp tf-rf. It. 12 She ram thi following witna -iscs to prove her con residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: John C. Obert, Anna M. Doan, Frank S.

Shuitz and Thos. H. Hageity, all of Uhrystoral, Yuma Co. Arizona. A.

D. DUFF, Notice of Commiiied Homestead Proof. (Homestead Applicitic No. U. S.

Lasd Office, Tucao.v. Ar.izosA, May 7th, 1H9. Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of his intention to 111 jkc final proof in support of Ms liaim. and that sid proo. will be made befoic the of tho S.

District Court at his ofiice in Yuma Co. at Yuma, Yuma Co. A. on Monday June irth, ISSO, viz: 'flioum II, Hearty of thryetoval, Yuma co. A.

T. for" tho sc i of Sec. 22 Tp It. 1J He nam 33 the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John C. Obfirt, Anna Doan, F.

S. -Shuitz and Mrs. Viola M. Smith, all of Yuma Co. Arizona.

A. D. DUFF. Register. Dsssrt Land Final Proof Notice For Publication.

U. S. Laxo Omen, Trcsox, Amzoxa, April 27, 1869. Notice is hereby gi eng that Colo Saunders of New York City, Cointy nnd State ol New York, has filed notice of intention te make proof on his deseland claim No. 1291, for the nw of sec.

11, A aw I and of se i of sec. 2, Tp 16 before the itegi3ter and Receiver of the U. S. Land Cilice, at Tucson, Arizona, ou Monday the 10th day of Juno 1SS9. He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and ieola.nvv-tion of said land: Charles Baker, of Tacna, YumtyCp.

Arizona, Felipe D. Amav'sca, of ChrystdVal, Yuma Co. Arizona, Elmer B. Wagy, of Chrystc-val, Yuma Co. Arizona, Francisco Amavisca, of Chrvstoval, Yium.

Co. Arizona. A. D. DUFF, Register.

Deserf Land, Final Proof Wotics for Publication. U. S. Lasix Ofkick, Tucson" Ap.zsk; April 27, Notice is hnreby given that Julia Dent Saunders, of New York City, County and State of New York, has filed notice of intention to make proof on her land claim No. 1292, for the se and sw of sec.

1 and ne and nw of sec. 12, tp 8 II 1(5 before the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office, at Tucson Arizona, on Monday the 10th day of June She names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said lai.d: Charles Baker, ofTacua, Yuma Co. Arizona, Felipe D.

Amavisca. of Chrvstoval, Yuma Co. Arizona, Elmer Wagy, ofChrysto val, Yuma Co. Arizona, Francisco Amavisca, of Chrystoval, Yuma Co. Arizona.

A. D. DUEF, Register. rvolica ci Honiesiasd Prool. (Homestead' Applicatioa No.

1030.) U. S. Land Arizoxa, April 19, 1SS1). Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler luyj filed notice of his intention to make tinai proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Court or iu his absence the Clerk thereof, at Yuma county, Arizona, on the Slot day of May, 18S9, viz: Aiisebno L. Figueroa, of Yuma, Yuma county, for the nw 1-4 of fee.

27, tp 22 He names the following witnesses to prove his contimioas residence upon, and cultivation of said laaid, viz: Frank L. Ewing, UuiUcrmo Figueroa, Hiram G. Blais-lell, of East Araby station, Ytuna, Yuma county, Arizona; Francisco Beltmu, of Yuma, Yuma county, Arizona. A. D.

DUFF, Register. Notice Timbor Culture. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, May 2, Complaint having been entered at this office by Augustus D. Crawford agaiust Benjamin Estes, for failure to comply with laws as to titnbcr-culiure entry No. 251, nated Jan-iary-2, 18SS, upon the 1-2, 1-4 and wl-2, sw 1-4, soc 21, township 7 range 15 in Yuma comity, Arizona, with a view.to the cancellation of i-aid entry; contestant alleging that said claimant has totally failed to comply with the iaw iu any particular; that every endeavor has lieen made to ascei tcin the whereabouts of said claimant without success, and contestant verily believes' that he is beyond the limits of the Territory, the said- pai ties are hereby summoned to appear (-A this office on the 12th day of Aujaiat, 1889, at 10 o'clock a.

to respoiid anci furnish testimony concerning said alleged faiiure, A. D. DUFF, Fred W. Smieh, Register. Receiver.

NQTiCE Office of Supt. of Co. School, May 10, 1889, Yuma, A. T. Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Boanl of County Schools Examiners ef Yuma County, will be held at the Court House ou Monday June 3d, 1SS9, at 10 o'clock M.

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phosphate powders. Sold only in cans Soyal Baking Powder Co. 10G Wall street New York. THE 8. G.

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ATTORN EY-AT-L AW. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Sjiecial attention to Land Business. Yuma, Arizona -DEALERS IN- jajvH "Settlers in' loliawk Valley will do well to get our prices before buy insr 111 California. Illllliifl DEALER i GENERA I MERCHAN We wish to respectfully inform th public that we are daily receiving MEW SUPPLIES fllll IllllMII -AND FEOYISIOKS 3ur stock is fully assorted and well selected, consisting of DRY GOODS FAftGY GOODS, LADIES' and GENT'S FORNISHING GOODS, GENT3 Atm BGYS? ps 5 SCSTfi; tahallil Bed and WILLOW-WARE.

PISTOLS AND CARTRIDGES. Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Donis tic Wines and Liquors, Milwaukee and St. Louis Beer. The continuous increase of our trade is sufficient guarantee that the public is fully convinced of our fair and honest dealings. GOODS ARE DELI FERE AT DEPOT AND ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN FREE OF CHARGE.

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M. 10:55 a. ii: El Paso, and East 1:00 P. M. Gila Bend 7:15 A.

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