The Arizona sentinel., 1885-02-14
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The weatheris too, too
 Look out for counterfeit coin.
 Lobyists are in force at the Capital.
 This month has twenty eight days.
 Ola Bo,eas visited Yuma this week.
 Rise early and enjey the morning nec- tar.
 On the Eth 8 son to the wife of Inocente Olea.
 The mining Interests in Yuma county are booming.
 Ynna county ought to have an Immi- grafton Society.
 There is a row among the Chinamen. It is An Wah vs. Wong Toy,
 On the 5th instant, daughter was born unto the wife of A. Bustamante.
 The Yuma county delinquent tax list foots up $500. It contains but 19 names. { G. Figuerroa and Maria Canos, of this place, wers mrrried On the 9th instant. OF. Towusenn is the District Court Clerk pro tenn. in the absence of c. H. Brinley.
 A tramp by the name of J. s. Brown was killed by the east bound train last Monday at Casa Grande.
 The "Ark," Capt J. L. Smith, arrived in port Wednesday morning with 40 cords of wood, six Yuma Indians and dog.
 Col. c. N. Goulding, lectured on Tem- perance last Wednesday evening at the Court House to afair aud fence for Yuma. A friend has just returned from trip through the Territory. He reports Yuma the liveliest town in the southwest of A rizona.
 The Cochise Record says that "Sierra Bonita" is plenty large enough for astock ranch, but not quite large enough for a county.
 Representative Purdy wants to Fund the Yuma County indebtedness. A bill to that effect will soon be introduced in the Lower House of the Arizona Legls- lature.
 Large number of Papagos are visiting the Yuma Indias of this place. 4 fan dengo is now is progress at Capt. An tonio's camp, up the river about three miles from town.
 Mrs. Hon. F. Berton, wife of the Swiss Consul at San Francisco, arr,.e11 assv ai Sun- day, to remain a few weeks with her hus- band who has been in Yuma all winter for the benefit of his health.
 Twenty car loads of beef cattle from the San Simon Ranch, about one hun dred miles beyond Tucson, passed through Yuma last Wednesday for the San Francisco, California, market.
 The first invoice of beaver skins-5o in all-from the A. Frank and M. J. Nugent Beaver Lake enterprise, arrived in Yuma last Tuesday. Another lot of skins are expected by the steamer Gila, now due. John Gandolfo, received last Friday, , from his father in Italy, an invoice of choice variety of peach and fig trees. The trees came iR good condition and Mir. Gandolfo thinks they will all sprout and live.
 T. D. Mcleod, whilom citizen of Yuma, return from Caborca, Sonora, Mexico on the Sd instant. We haven't learned MT. McLeod's future movements. He will most likely engage iu some mining en terprise somewhere in this county.
 Postmaster O. F. James, of Martinez California, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. ". Norton of this place. He arrived here last Saturday and will remain seY- eral weeks to recuperate his health and enjoy the splendid climate of Yuma which exists at this time of year.
 A dispatch was received last Monday morning by Lieutenant D. N. Mcdonald from headquarters, informing him that the troops under his command now at Fort Yuma, would be keep here from two to three months longer. The dispatch ought to have read 'for an indefinite period"
 It was an enlisted and scholarly gen. tlemen, who occupies the humble posi- ton of soldier, who wrote the card of thanks that appeared in the Yuma Repub- lican short time ago addressed to the citizens and to Mrs, Capt. Iugalls, for the supper rendered companies E and M, and not by one of the Lieutenants as was supposed.
 ARMED AGAIN.-Mr. Thomas T. Rogers, 116 Spring street, JeEersonville, Ind, states that for five months his arm hung