The Arizona sentinel., 1885-07-11
PENCIL POINTS.
Nice weather still continues.


 The Colorado sis on its way down" t
 low water mark.
 . The SENTINEL does not exist by th
 hand Of charity.
 Judge Purdy visited Clip and siiSe
 District this week.
 U.S. Deputy Marshal Mills, ct Tucson
 was in Yuma last Wednesday.
 The Fourth of July 1885, is of the past
 and Young America mournetk.
 One of the railroad water tanks at ths river is being taken down for the purpose
 of removing it to Tucson.
 "strange to relate" that the "Yuma
 Burro" across the street, knew who had . aheadache "stter the dissipation ot the tourth of July"
 The new School Trustees have quail. ued, and organized by naming H. H HuEzy, Chairman, and ". H. Tonge Clerk.
 Mrs. FrarR Ewing has zone on . visit to her old Lome in New York. She left last Wednesday and will be absent about three months.
 The old School Trustees for District No. 1, did perfectly right and proper in allowing Census Marshal Godfrey his bill of tI!5, for taking the schooloeRsus in the above-nsmed District.
 The sENE1Ns1 always pays Its em- ployees, and Its proprietor. therefore, is rrever trsdnced to hisTace nor behind his back, and called "iinvergueuza," and other disreputable Mexican epithets.
 The rrumor that Dr. A. E. stanley's eldest sen had fallen into the Colorado river at 'Fiacho last Wednesday, and drowned, has been confirmed. The be. reaved family have our heartfelt sympa- thies.
 A dispatch dated Julys. from Wash ington, says that the President has select. cd wm. K. Meade of Tombstone, for ap- pointment as United States Marshal for the Territory of Arizona, Vice Z. L. lid ball.
 The east-bouud passenger train last Saturday night, ran into the coal cars at the round house, and two empty cars were d5tched and tn. locomotive thrown oil the track. No one was hurt. Damage about t4ee.
 The SKxrIEEL,s nonchalance attitude is proverbial. Though the storms howl and the tempests rage, it moves along iE the even tenor of its way, having its favorite objects always in view-to De at all times truthful and correct.
 Somebody is furnishing Indians with or they are stealing it. A drum ken Indian walked into our office the other day and pied a lot of matter. Be- sides him there have been others seen drunk upon the streets. Let the law be enforced. Indian John's quarters in Sheriff Tyner's lot, were burned down last Thurs. day afternoon. For time MT. Tyner's residence was in some danger of catchin z fire. and had it not been for the tim ely assistance oi Billy Meedsn and oth CTS, i; probably would have been consumed. A MorHER's FEARs.-E. " .C.-We know that many children have died from he use of cough mixtures cent aiming | morphia or opium. Bat the new rem edy | Red Star Cough Cure-is entirely vege- table and harmless, and emminent physi- eisns testify as to its curative powers.
 For the Fire works on the Fourth, the town of Yuma is indebted to Lieut.. D. N. Mcdonald They were fired cfT, as on one ot the prominent bil- ocks west Of town. The sxh ibitio1 was 'plendid and was appreciated and eajoy- sd by all.
 Hon. R. N. Leatherwood, member o, bhe thirteenth legislative assembly from Tucson. and ". L. Card, . gentleman rom Wisconsiu passed through Yuma one day this week, on 6 prospecting tour. Their main business, however, is to find 6 'uitanle and paying place to operate 6 dry washer.
 Tho Yumas arc about to inaugur.te . aesta, or fandango, down at Algodones. The tribe will then collect from far and near and celebrate the return ot green green corn and watermelons. An invitation will be extended to other tribes to participate with them in the grand fiesta.
 Ira Mabbitt has been appointed Jus lice of the Peace for Township No. 1, vice ]. I. Smith, whose office was declared va- ant by the Supervisors on account of