The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1884-12-20
PENCIL POINTS.
s,;obt frosts every morning.

The Gila river was past fordlng seVera
days this week.
A gay lothario of Yuma is mixed up In
ascandal in Los Angeles, California.
There has been a change in the railroad
time schedule. 1t appears elsewhere In
this paper.
Mrs, s. Muzzy, on Main street, is
making some improvements on her resi-
denoe property.
Johnny and Albert Hodges caught a
1s-pound salmon in the Colorado river
Friday morning.
The Yuma comfy Jail contains two
prisoners, who are serving out term OF
thirty days for petty larceny.
The weather has again settled down to
business, and the Yumaites are now en-
joying beautiful sun-shiny days.
Mrs. R. W. Masters left for Northern
California on a visit last Monday morn
ing. She is to be absent several days.
The public school Of this placel closed
last Friday evening for the holidays.
Will open the first Monday in January,
1885.
Now, young ladies, make hay while the
aur shines. Remember that Leap Year
is about to expire-only eleven days
more,
Hon. John w. Darlington, manager OF
this paper, left for San Francisco Thurs
day morning on business. He will be
absent several days.
There is nothing yet on the tapis for
Christmas past-time. The boys, we
believe, are talking up Social Hop at
tie Court House.
P. Diaz, professor of the piano, ne
phew Of Judge Smith, OF this place, arri-
we'd iu Yuma last Sunday from Sau..Fran-
cisco. He proposes to organize class in
music In this place.
G. Ginocchio, Of the firm of Ginocchio
& Co, dong business in this place, ar
rived in Yuma last Wednesday, from San
Francisco. This is one among the largest
firms iii the Territory.
The owners Of the Cargo Muchacho
mine are about to erect a 20-stamp mill
at FL RIO Ito reduce their ore. Active
operations will be commenced at the
miCe right away.
Judge J. L. Smith and Col. Bateman
arrived last Sunday morning from San
Francisco. California, where they had
been doing service as witnesses in mat
te1s connected with the Blythe estate.
The Steamer "Gila," Capt. J. H. Sod
frey, arrived IN Yuma last Wednesday
afternoon from points on the Colorado
river north. She brought down four tons
OF freight and one passenger from Clip.
Sunday evening witnessed another
train fllei with Eastern excursionists
pass through Yuma. The excursionists
numered lbs, and. expected to see the
sights in the Great West before returning
home.
Hon. A. Frank came home Wednesday
evening from his trip to Los Angeles |
and Santa Monica. His family, who had |
been visiting at Santa Monica for several |
weeks, returned with him, well pleased |
with their visit and recreation.
A new mining district has been formed |
n the eastern portion of this county by
W. J. Oswald, NJ. .Enggasser, II. Hart
man, Charles. Young and w. s. Taylor.
The boundaries embrace the Black |
Giant mining claim and shaft.
The affidavit for the yearly assessment |
work on the Engineer Mine," Silver
District. for 1884 has been filed with the |
County Recorder. The owners of this |
valuable mine are E. N. Towne, j. W.
Darlington and A. D. Crawford.
Mr.. Isaac Lyons is building an "Amer-
lean fence" around his place on the cor.
ner OF Third snd Madison Avenue, |
Picket or board fences In this country |
are scarce articles, and the natives here
denominats them american fences,n
Two tramp prints beat H. Bexsin out
OF six meals last week by forging the
name OF one Of the attaches of this Of |
flee to as many orders. Look out
for them! They said they we're going to
Tucson. They left here week ago yes
terday.
Jose Escalante, Yuma Indian, who, at.
the time, was under the influence of IL
guor, assailed another Indian on the side