The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-29
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 Cool weather,
 This is circus day.
 Only 1o2 in the shade.
 We are having splendid whether.
 114 ,n the shade has taken walk
 The last rain was. general throughout Yuma county.
 Judge Ear, of Tucson, was la Yuus the first of this week.
 Dr. A. E. Stanley. Superintendent o the Picacho mines, is la town
 Herry Carpenter, of Prescott, is now book-keeper for G7nnoco ohio & Co.
 Next Monday is the last day of sum- mer. The FaH months than begin Hip, Hip. Hurrah
 The thermometer has gone down sew ,eral degrees since tt.e rain and everybody has cooled of.
 Plenty of water In Yuna-the magnifi- cent Cobra 10 river-snd yet everybody is crying for water
 The next distribution Of carp fnr Ari- :zona will he made by the Southern Pacific railroad next winter.
 Jose Rivera was discharged from the peniten;iary yesterday, having served a year for grand larceny.
 The District Court Calendar for Yuma county contains four criminal cases, to be tried at the next term Of Court,
 The washouts east and west of Yuma have been repaired, and the trains are running again on schedule time.
 The Territorial Fair of New Meyico will open at Albuquerqus on the 29th proxi- mo. It will be regular cowboy af-falr. The loud key notes heard soofteh upon our streets, sound "sweet" sometimes- especially when a strong adjective is added.
 Aoconding to Cameron H. Kings inter- pretaiion ot the law, sll mining claims in this Territory may be taxed as personal property.
 Nick Bonhglie, of the 8. P. Hotel. is rusticating at the seaside. The manage ment ot the hotel Is at present under Frank Raxats.
 There is no question but ~hut thc Apashss are going TO continue 10 murder, rob, ravish, capture, burn and destroy as long as they live.
 Sorry Co hear Of Lieut.. McDonaid's in. disposition. de has been confined to his room for several dlys. He Is now how ever much better.
 Sheriff Tyner discharged his efficient Deputy Sheriff. ". H. Tonge, last Mon- day morning and put in his place ex- Sheriff William 1weringer. The East bound train from California reached Yuma last Monday at l2 o'clock, being just 56 hours b.bind time owing to a washoRt between this place and IDdlo. The Yuma Indians who live down the Colorado rivet from this place are bring ing in green corn, wstermelons and young pumpkins which are readily sold 1ellow fever has appeared at Mazat- asnd and Tehauntepec. At the former place the disease is not violent, and phy. sicians have good success in treating it at Tehauntepec.
 An Ting, aChinsman. was placed in the peniteutiary Hast Tuesday from Tucson, to serve sentence Of three months for ceiling liquor 10 Endians. He was brought down by U. S. Marshal Meade.
 ''Hoof and Horn" is the name of neat Prescott publication just issued. It will be devoted exclusively to the stock grow ing interests of this Territory. We wish the new paper abundant success. The lady's nsms that died en the train between Tacna and Texas Hill on the 1st instant, mention of which was made in this paper, WAS Mrs. Julia Wienker and mot Mrs. Mollie T. Elliott, as our inform ant told us, MoEe particulars next issue Post-Sureeon Allen, was called to Gen. tervilie, California, one day last week to hls mothers death.hed. The good old lady fingered but few days after her sons arrival, and finally died er Sunday last. We gre glad to note that F. P. Sargent, who recently was overcome by the heat while switching at the round house, is