The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-09-26
PENCIL POINTS.

It has averaged 100 degrees in Yum,
this week.
Mrs.. C. v. Mseden, We are sorry TO say
still coutInuss very seriously Ill,
To-day is the fourth anniversary Of The
death Of President James GARFIELD.
Mohave county has bonanza boom.
Such booms are quite common In Arizona
Frank Ltum-ister returned from his
visit to Tucson and Phoenix last Thursday
morning.
Charlie scott's vampire bat IL dead.
1t will be sent 10 a texidsrmist to be
stuffed"
Chris. Horner's pulverizer is in opera.
tim and the engine tools at regular In.
tsrvsls.
The probabilities are that there will he
. Democratic Secretary of the Territory
By aext November.
Chris. Horner has suspended operations
with his pulverizer for few days on ac-
count Of some repairs.
An improved ranch for sale-one Of the
best ON the Colorado River. Inquire Of
ajohu y. Fitch at this office.
Mil G.. ". r silton and her son Eddie
returned W Yuma from their California
visi, last Tuesday night.
The white re .ie bug is playing havoc
with the orange trees In L0s Angeles aud
other portions Of Southern California.
Charles B ,ker returned from his Tacna
cattle ranch this morning. He reported
things In III t aeighborhood as prosper,
Gus.
One Ofihe trains going East last Thurs
day manning ran over anu killed one OF
z. Amsbisco's mich COWS near the round
house
Emory A. Storrs, one OF the most dis
dinguished lawyers and orators OK the
country died at his home. Chicago, last
week.
Mr.. Murphy is now in New Mexico
looking after matters in that territory,
and will proceed to Wyoming and other
territories on the same duty.
Capt. r. 8. Ingalls, has bought Nick
BonfgliOs interest in Ginocchio & Co. 3
"a ,ch. eight miles below Yuma, this side
of the Colorado River.
Chris. Horner's pulverizer has been at
work on ore from the Peterson Mine near
Ogilby. The work, at present, is temper
Arily suspended, for repairs.
IL. r. Jaeger says that we are going
TO have cool weather from this on. He
Is the Weather Prophet Of this country
having been here some thirty-fve years.
A. W. ellis, OF New York, and Mr..
Lezlnski, Of So nora, both mining experts,
passed through Yuma last Thursday on
their way to the Cargo Muchacho mines.
No one knew their object.
E We want to know the whereabouts
of a printer, Tor pressm.nJ by the name
of August Grossman. We have two let
te,s in our possession addressed to him,
pOstm arked Houston, Texas.
In Newport slang, misft wife is one
who has found herself so inismsted that
she has had to part from her husband.
They no longer speak of grass widows or
divorced persons, but always insists.
Charles L. Mosher, the talented editor
OF the Phoenix Gazet:, will be married on
October l2th, Iroximo, to Miss Hattie
Lount, daughter of one OF the most
prominent and weslthiest gentleman of
Phoenix. We extend our congratulations.
Miss Maud Dickerson, one OF Yuma
e1unty's popular school mistre sses, who
has been visiting her home Ia the East for
several months past, returned To Yunt
yesterday. We haven't learned whether
Miss D:ekerson will teach the school at
Clip this year or not.
A number OF miners. whose residence
10 At san Bernar6inu. have organized an
expedition to prospect tbs country lying
wet Of the Colorado River to its mouth
in the GuH Of California. They are to
start out as soon as ths weather eools of,
to spend the whole winter.
A Mexic'n boy employed at the 8. P
Hotel attempted to light fire ia the
Laundry room last Thursday evening by
pouring coal oil into the stove from can.
The result was that the oil took Are-the
can ex2lodsd-the boy badly burned
And-ths hotel had narrow escape.
Here Is the explanation: The same