The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-24

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THE ARIZONA SENTINEL,
Yuma, arizona.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1885
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Tenantable houses a7e scarce in Yuma.
The mining industry of Yuma-co. is pick
ing up.
A night sch DOL has been started at the
convent.
A good many railroad officials have been
In town this week.
The work at the bridge progresses finely.
1t presents lively appearance
The Colorado Hotel has reopened under
the management of Messrs. Morgan &Co.
The dance at the Southern PaciG; Hotel
"Wednesday night was a very pleasant af-
fair.
Sixteen head of fine mules, from Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived Tuesday for DR.. A. E.
Stanley.
A large settlement is being gradually
built up at Texas Hill, the head of the Mo-
hawk Valley.
Watermelons in the market are plenty,
but the weather will not permit of an cpl
cure eating them.
A column advertisement has been taken
out of the Sentinel which is now filled up
with interesting matter.
The Record-Epitaph pays Ca pit. ingalls,
and wife high compliment in the manage
'ment of the prison. 1t is just tribute.
Baker & Redondo were awarded the beef
contract of furnishing the railroad with beef,
while the bridge is being constructed.
We call attention to the advertisement of
Jos ]. Stien, agent Of for the Mutual Union
Life Insurance Company, of Portland,
Main.
Affidavits of assessment work on the
San Diego, Pochantas and Buckeye mines
of Castle Dome District were placed on re-
cord last week.
The SENTINEL and Repu blican of Yuma,
Arizona, have consolidated, and now issue
a column paper full of lively and interest
ing local matter-Socorro Bullion.
Mr.. J. J. Stien, Court Commissioner, re-
'ceived notice from Judge Pinney to open
Court next Monday morning and adjourn it
until Monday, the IA of December.
The farmers of Yuma-co. can realize
handsomely by planting peanuts. In sew
eral gardens of this place the nut has
planted and has proven a splendid success.
Road Master Mulvehill done some very
efficient and quick work in getting the track
laid down to the waters edge on the Cali |
fornia side, thus facilitating the transfer |
business.
The gold ore being taken out on the
fcent SPECIMENS are now on exhibition seve-
raj places in town. The mine belongs to NJ |
Molinari and'is about Is miles distance from
Yuma
The Yuma SENTINEL and Republican are |
united in one, under the named of SENTI- |
MEL. ]. w. Darlington, owns the plant. |
Congratulate. you, brother Darlington; also,
the people of Yuma, who will have less
newspaper taxes to pay.-Prescott Courier.
The Yuma SENTINEL and the Yuma Re-
publican have consolidated, the Sentinel
assuming control of both offices, and this
week comes out enlarged and better look
ing than ever. The only objection that can
now be offered to the Sentinel in its iron.
clad outside. Wallapai Tribune
A writ of habeas corpus has been issued
against Capt. ingalls,, Superintendent of
the prison, to produce one Gonzales, sent
from county Court of Chochise-co, The
grounds on which the writ is issued it that
he was tried and convicted on information
1t will come up before Judge Fitzgerald, at
Tucson.
As the cold weather approaches, the ten
dency to seek closer companionship becomes
more marked. Men gather into closer knots,
marriage notices become more frequent, and
even the newspapers are doubling up; the !
latest illustration of which is the codsolida-
ton of the SENTINEL and Republican at
Yuma, which took place during the past
week.-Phenix Gazette. c
Mr.. Lew Martin, Foreman at the round
house here, is receiving much praise and |;
Just compliments, from the officials of the
Southern Pacific, for his prompt action, on
the night the bridge burned, by which the :
draw and the hotel and other buildings !
were saved. Mr.. Martin stands high with
the company, who appreciate good man and
services.
Sheriff Tyner received dispatch We'd 9
nesday morning from Sheriff White of FL !
Paso, Texas, to arrest Joseph Ell, an Italian, ,
who was on the west bound train that morn :
ing. The Sheriff found his man and arrest I
ed him. The Italian first denied that he r
had done anything but later confessed that s
he had borrowed $780, 90 and skipped.