The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-22

A large amount of wood is needed a the Clip Mine. See Notice" elsewhere
 Yuma "Iooked" pleasing yesterda, about noeu-ererybody enjoyed the rain.
 The Red Cloud Mining Company have taken steps towards obtaining a pateni sor their mines,
 The examination of teachers for Yuma county will take place on the first Mon. day next ia mouth,
 Tax.Collector Tyner is after the tax psyers of Yuma county. Read his ncti-s elsewhere in'this paper.
 O, son Absaloml my son, nay son Absalom! would God had died for thee, o. Absalom, my son, my soni
 Who was the author Of the poem 'Thc Beautiful Rain" We should like to make his acquaintance about this time.
 The Hosts of Heaven made the skies resound last Wednesday night with ar- tillery against the Legions of Hell. - WE. McCsn, Of Lerdo. Mexico, was in town last Tuesday. He had great deal 10 say about his "foin pegs and cLaikens.',
 Judge Thomas Rain has taken the posi- ton of Yard Master for the Railroad Company at Tucson. Tom has our best wishes.
 Silver bullion tn the value of s40Uo. From ihe Clip mine, Yuma county, passed through this place last Wednesday for San Francisco.
 Born, in Yuma, Tuesday, August IS, 9Ss5, son to Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Town. send. Frank, please receive the congra. tulstions of the SENTINEL corps.
 Isaac Lyons. of this city, left for an ex- tended visit ''inside" last Monday. He was to have remained In Los Angeles a Jew days. and would thence go to San Francisco.
 The thermometer registered 113 degrees in the shade last Monday at the Signal Service Ofice-beiRg, according to the officer in charge, the warmest day of the season up to that time.
 An article on the Mohawk Valley, and the Mohawk Valley Canal Company, from the characteristic pen cf Capt. John A. Mellon, appears in tte SENTINEL this week. Interesting reading.
 Walter Millar has purchased the stage line running between Yuma and Ehren- berg from H. H. Douglas. He took possession last Thursday morning. Wal: ter has the best wishes of the SENTINEL corps. Old Jupiter Pluvius and Old Vulcan made things lively in Yuma last Wednes- | day night. While Vulcan forged thunder bolts and cast them proriscneIsly | throughout the heavens, Jupiter Pluvius emptied his phials upon the parched earth and the denizens below. AS Ie o'clock to day the mails from the | East and West were 12 hours behind time, owing to washoRt en fine rS'lrnsd bet ween Yums and Gila Bend, Arizona. nnd also heiween here anG Indio, m California. Th-r" has been no time announced as to l wbe- 'he trains win reach Yuma Mrs. G. W. Norton left vesiprdav morn ing for Martinez, Con,ra Costa county. | -Ca ifnrnis, on a visit to her aged father | sud ta her rouRge, sister. Mrs. Norton win prohahly he gone several wpeks. | Her friends in Yuma wish her s safe trip 1 and pleasant visit. John Mulvihil, Section Fnreman at i Mohawk, g brother of E. J. Mulvihill' | Road Master at this place, died last Satur. | day frOH the effect uE the intense heat. | The body was taken to Los Angeles and | buried from :he residence of the unfort- rlnate mans parents on Pearl street.
 bunch ot wild hemp was sent to Walter s. Maxwell Of Los Angeles, Cal ifornia. per Wells, Fargo, & Co, last Tuesday. that measured seven fe"t in length. The stalks were straight and clean, and the growth perfect. The hemp vss gathered cn the banks of the Colo. radn river. near Yuma.
 The Yuma Indian outlaw. wh, escared From jail a few days since with the Mex ican Jose Maria R'.yna. snd who was sup- posed 'o have been concealed down at l A,Cod ones, is reported bv the Indians 10 | hsve lefI his Algodopes hiding place snd | Is now smong the Mobavcs up the river. Sheriff Tvrer Is still upon his track. and | hss hores that he VII capture him soon, 1 Hon NJ W Steward of w;lcov ip