The Arizona sentinel., 1884-11-29
PENCIL POINTS.

Judge A. D. Crawford of Silent is quite i'll.
 Thursdays stage brought down S5OOO in Clip bullion.
 Sheriff Tyner returned home from Call fornia yesterday.
 The legislature is democratic and Jno' Marion is corresspondingly happy.
 Promiscuous shooting, within certain limits, should be prohibited Tn Yuma.
 Two more unfortunate humans were nlaced ill the Territorial prison last Sun day.
 Yuma is In need of regularly equipped drug store. It Is a desideratum sadly needed.
 Steps will soon be taken towards or gauizing protestant Sabbath school in this town.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. F. M. Hodges on Saturday last, Novem- Der %, 1894.
 The Yuma county exhibit for the Worlds Fair at New Orleans was shipped on Wednesday.
 Slang so prevalent in many commuTi- ties in California, does not exist in Arizo- na, at least not in Yuma,
 Twenty-Five carloads of Arizona beef cattle passed through Yuma last Monday for the San Francisco market.
 Chas. F. Ashley of New York has been appointed Indian Agent at Parker in place of Col. Clark resigned.
 There is room for livery stable in Yuma. No such a thing exists in this town of about 500 iii habitants.
 Capt. Ingalls, Superintendent of the Territorial Prison, and Gov. Tritie of ttiS Territory, called at this office last Mon day.
 For the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors for Yuma county, held on the 18th iurant, see tae first page Of this paper.
 R. R. Macleod, Assistant 1a :,a,@- ot ;he southern Pacific Ea-r3ad, who s3-"t .swo weeks in Yuma Lately, has rctarne! s->-san Fraocisev.
 Master Eddie EaiItc2, who has beea -t fsoaa- school ot Los Angeles for se,e.a. .....---.. --. ",Gnesday to spell .l.e 4olidays
 VIII it excite the ri>iy yles q any one if we should inform him that some Of the 'boys" have proposed going into mourn- ing for she death Of Indian ChrIie:
 The sacaa.c. "6ila" arr,vcd in Yuma last Monday afternoon from points on the Colorado r1ver, north. She left here on the 5th instant and was absent l9 days.
 Messrs. Hall Hanlon, L. J. F. Jaeger and H. H. Douglass went out 10 Poor mans District to appraise the mining interests owned by the Estate Of G. Grove.
 The "Gila Monster" is simply huge reptile of the genus sauria, allied 10 the iguana of South America. This lizard IS spotted and about 20 inches loag when full grown.
 It is rumored that the Indian school maintained at the Fort Is not in flour ishing condition. If so the matter will be investigated and the reasons given at some future time.
 Dolores Hosorio, the dcmented Yaqui Indian wo oman, who has been here for number of years, dled on Tuesday last. She was 80 years of age, and had been an object of charity for sometime.
 Miss Minnie Greene and Miss NJ. A. Hodgkins of Los Angeles, are spending a few weeks in Yuma. The fine climate of this place during tho winter season, should attract to us many strangers.
 MT. G. A. Ringwald is having his an nual work done on the Rover mine, Silver district. The prospects of this mine aie good, and with the proper amount of development will undoubtedly prove very valuable.
 It is but simply to walk over on the Yuma river bridg to go to California from Arizona, and vice versa. A lady told us the other day that she had been both in California and Arizona and that she had accomplished the feat in less than thirty .ninutes.
 After an absence of five weeks Hon Abe. Frank returned from his trip to Los r.-r es aa5 San Francisco last Monday