The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-15

Music hath charms to soothe-th
 Insan's breast.
 A musical savage-a Yuma squay
 playing the jewsharp.
 How beautiful and pleasant it is. t have undisturbed sleep:
 It has been hotter in several places il California this summer than in Yuma.
 Charles Rosenthal hasn't concluded to send for hIs blankets yet.
 Another month," says the oldest in. habitant, land the warm weather will be over"
 The Tucson Star miscredits the item "Death by the Wayside." It belonged to this paper.
 An offer of s15OOO0 for the Reymert mine from the Bonanza firm, was refused by the owner.
 The Enterprise says the wheat crop of the Pima Indians will probably reach 100000 bushels this season.
 6. ". Norton, Superintendent of the Mohawk Valley Canal Company, came into Yuma last Wednesday.
 The Motezuma Hotel, ct the Las Vegas, < tN. M.) Hot Springs, was burned on the 10th instant. Loss $300,0e0.
 George ". Lane, of Buffalo, New York, has been sppoluted Territorial Secretary for New Mexico, by the President.
 The accounts of ex-U. S. Marshal Tid- ball were found correct on examination by an expert, sent out from Washington
 Bianco Book, Nogales merchant, has abseouded, it is supposed full handed, Liabilities, about S7,OoO; assetts, about s3,o0O.
 characteristic ''poem" on the late U. s. Grant, from the pen of John A. Mellon, appears on the first page of this paper.
 Tie mourning decorations at the Court House, put up last week by Mrs. F. s. Ingalls,, assisted by H. Goldwatsr, are universally admired,
 The Tucson Tailings has suspended The paper under the control and editor ship of Harry Brooks, was always a wei -come vistor to mir sannturn
 E. Cerrero, whilom book-keeper for 4. Frank, is filling the place made vacant by the late Frank Thomas, cs book-keep- CT for c. Ginocchio &Co. J. s. Bancroft published two editions Of his paper this week containing the same matter. We suppose this might be | dubbed Yuma newspaper enterprise. |" James Marshall, the discoverer of gold | in California, died at Coloma, Cali fornia, on the 10th instant Thus, one by one the early pioneers are passing ;awsy.
 Tombstone City warrants are worth less than fifty cents or the dollar. The Record-Epitaph deploringly asks: "Who is responsible for this condition of afTairs?" Two bars of bullion, weighing 26O pounds and valued at S3 ,5O0, from the Clip mine, were shipped through Wells, Fargo Co.,, at this place, for San Francisco, last Wednesday.
 If that frst-ciass daily, the Arizona Daily Citizen, of Tucson, would credit the ARIZONA SENTINEL at all times when il takes items from its columns, it womb please us very much.
 The tax levy, as agreed upon by the Board of Supervisors of this county, last l., Monday, is S3.11 on each s1O0. For q, Territorial purposes .7o5; county pur- poses $2.4O.5 Last Sunday 8 Chinaman robbed the II proprietor of the O. K. Restaurant at C Tucson, of s25O. two watches and a re T Wolyer, and set fire to the building to Ii ecoYer bis tracks. The Chinaman has been s arrested. A The stage that runs between Maricopa | and Phoenix was "held-up" the latter ? part of:last week and successfully robbed, passengers and Wells, Fargo & Co. each adding to the robbers fund in small amounts. Tombstone is dubbed, "Ihe City of : Great Expectations" All depends, how. 0 ever. on the pumps of the Grand Central mine, Queer that "city" can be 5 '''pumped" from depressed condition to 'ohe ofprosperity. fl The new home at San Pedro, CaIifor- , sDia, of that popular Yumaite, Daniel c -Connor, has been made glad by the arriv- i,