The Arizona sentinel., 1885-07-25

Hotter than sheol.
 Don't waste the water.
 And the cry is "more water"
 The whooping cough prevails in Yum! to some extent. .-.-. ...........
 The Clip mine continues to send along the silver bricks. -"
 The second annual Ar,zona Fair will open in Phoenix on October 9th.
 A large number of Cooopah Indians are iu town visiting the "Yumas."
 Our oldest inhabitant says that this has been, thus far, a very cool summer.
 Cocopah Indian vasjailed on Thurs day, for cutting Yuma Indian in the hand.
 A congressional committee talks oi coming to Arizona to investigate Indian affairs.
 A Mohave county paper accuses cattle mea out there of having deceived the assessor.
 Itis currently reported that tbe Fields irrigating canal, near Tacna, is grand success.
 The stockmen of Pinal county have formed an association for mutual pro- tectaon.
 5ei1n Gandolfo, of the firm of Ginoc- chic & Co.,, of this place, has gone to San Francisco.
 Splendid moonlight nights-to knaw willow posts, q substitute for redwood pickess in Yuma.
 A. D. Crawford of Silent. IS busy talk ing out ore, and will soon commence shipping metal.
 The rewards offered for the arrest of the murderers of Katz and Soto now aggregate 5000.
 We have noticed several trains of cattle pass through Yuma this week on their way to California.
 A rich gold ledge has been located by the Neahr boys near the Cottonwood station on the Gila.
 The Hon. John G. Campbell thinks Arizona is capable of pasturing several million head of cattle.
 Hon. c. C. Bean, delegate 10 Congress from this Territory, has started for Den yer on mining business.
 To-day is the 297th anniversary of the defeat of the Spanish Armada, which occurred in the year 15ss.
 Jeremiah Miller, Superintendent of the Centennial Mill and Mining Company is In town on business visit
 Mrs. Henry Shumaker and son. of Phoenix, were passengers on Thursdays west-bound express.
 The Tonto Basin road bonds have been sold to Hon. E. H. Wells for ninety cents. The amount of the bonds is $6,000.
 Byron Fisk is busily engaged opening up the Blackwell mine. in Silver District. HeJhas six men at work night and day. The troops in charge of Lieutenant D. N. Mcdonald, at this place, were paid of last Wednesday by paymaster Cox. Tomorrow, Sunday, will be the 97th anniversary of tine admission of New York into the Onion. 1t occurred Tn l7SS. The People of Yuma want an Odd Fellow or Masonic Lodge in their midst. Either would be acceptable and receive ample support.
 A bathing house where all kinds of baths could be had ought 10 be one of the paying institutions of Yuma at this season d the year.
 A. Caseres. who has been in town dur ing the week under medical treatment, has recovered sufficiently to return to Clip. He left yesterday
 Rafaei Fraijo of Clip, returned to Yuma on Thursday. Mir. FraJO has been en- toying a trip through California, and will go up to Clip in a day or two. By the authority of the Board Of Super visors, H. H. Douglass has expended this summer s2596o Of the road fund on the Yuma and Ehrenberg road The Hoof and Horn" is the name of a new stock paper about to be started at Prescott. It was to havs made its ap- peaIance abeut the 9Oth instant.
 The mining outlook of Silver District Is very promising 4 number of mines will be worked in few months, and the chances of q lively season are good.