The Arizona sentinel., 1885-03-07
PENCIL POINTS.
Quiet reigns in Warsaw.

1He MlSSCS N1dTblucE dHu sASLA ~-~eo are about to remove to Clip.
 Capt. J. H. Godfrey is absent from town on visit to San Francisco.
 Mr. and Mrs, H. V. Meeden had son born unto them last Tuesday, the Sd ins- tant.
 Judge W. H. Stilwell and Mrs. Harriet B. Lawrence were married at Tucson on the 1st instant.
 Last Friday evening witnessed the re- turn of Mesdame G. W. Railton, from her protected visit at Los Angeles.
 The Gila left Monday for Ehrenberg and the Needles. She had on an assorted cargo of freight for those points.
 Yuma didn't demonstrate last Wednes- day, though Grover Cleveland was inau- yurated President of the United States.
 J. B. Fitch and family have removed from their late residence to a dwelling north of Sheriff Tyner's house on Third Street.
 A. Frank says that the Beaver Lake enterprise pays. He lately received ano- ther invoice of beaver skins from that place.
 Sheriff Tyner, says that Monday, the Eth of March, is the last day of the Delin- quent Tax sales. Take Note-ths sale is positive at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
 The hill to provide for an Insane Asy- lum, which had passed the House, was reported favorably to the Council by the committee on Territorial Affairs.
 Old Beress visited this locality again this week. He brought with him lot of sand which he sprinkled promiscuously about the houses and streets of Yuma.
 The present members of the Arizona Legislature have realized the fact that the session is drawing to g close and both Houses are settling down to solid work.
 The American flag does not fly from the staff at the Fort over the river. A stranger coming to Yuma wouldn't know that there was garrison of Uncle Sam's troops at that Post.
 The swiss Consul at San Francisco, E.. Berton, his wife and son, who sOjourned in Yuma all Winter for the benefit of the Consul's health, returned to San Fran cisco, California, this week,
 The Parnell Mine, according to record in the Recorders office, has been sold lately to George Nc Fee by James Cra- ven for s2OO. The claim IS located in Silver District, this county.
 An interesting article from the pen of Hon. G. W. Norton, ou the Mohawk valley and Irrigating Canal Scheme to reclaim the whole of said valley, is una voidably crowded out this week.
 MT. W. H. Tonge, with that spirit of enterprise that peryades his nature, has again set out large number of banana plants. He is the pioneer in this interest in Yuma, and he has already been reward ed for his labors
 The bali given at the Court House last Tuesday evening by few of our citizens, though not, as usual. largely attended, WAS, upon the whole, pleasantsaDd en- joyabie affair. The music was furnished by Messrs. Levelier and Nathan,
 Wells, Fargo & Company. by virtue Of @ concession from the Mexican Govern ment, will carry Letters to and from Mexico, and offer the public, by their su- perior facilities Of transportation and organization, great advantages for the speedy and safe delivery of correspon- dence.
 Mir. E. R. Hoyt, 8 mechanical engineer at the New Orleans Exposition, was se- verely Injured by huge derrick polo fall. ing on his foot. He was conveyed to his residence, and after only three spplica. tions of St. Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and pain disappeared, and he resumed his duties.
 Anumber of Cahuillas, whose rancheria is at Indio, on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, San Diego county, Cali fornia, are paying the Yuma tribe their annual visit. On their return the Cahuilla. will take with them large quanties o wheat, corn and pumpkins which they se cure by barter or otherwise, from tho Yumas.
 OF James, who has been sojourning Il this place for the benefit of his healtl and visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. w Norton for several weeks past, feels yer. much improved and recuperated. MI James is quite advanced in age, whicl