The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-01-10

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points on the river, north.
A daughter was born Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Post on the It'll instant.
A. G. HUBBARD, superinten dent OF the
Clip mill, spent Sunday in Yuma.
JOSE N. MOLINA and wife had a boy
born to them on the Sth instant.
The "Benson Herald" dubs the Terri
torial Prison "the adobe business Of Yu-
ma"
ALL kinds of legal papers carefully
drawn by John B. Fitch at the SENTINEL
Office.
DR.. E. A. STANLEY, OF Picscho, and
Henry Goldwater, of Prescott, were in
town this week.
TIE contested case for the sheriffalty
in Pima county, was decided in favor
of Robert Paul.
SHERIFF TYNER will soon commence
substantial and needed repairs on his
residence on Third street.
AN adjourned session of the Board of
Supervisors will be held next Monday,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WooD is worth SIS per cord at Tombs-
tone. In Yuma mesquit wood selIes at
from $3.50 to 81. per cord; ordinary
wilton, So.
MISS NJ. A. DICKERsoN, of Clip, visited
Yuma last Sunday. She is in charge of
the school at that place, and is success
full teacher.
A telephone line to connect the s. P.
Hotel and DR.. Taggart's Office, is about
to be erected. This will make the fourth
line in Yuma.
TIE Mexican governmenthas extended
the free zone, along the entire boundary
line, from the mouth of the Rio Grande to
the confines of California.
Hon. Samuel Purdy, member OF the
Lower House OF the Arizona Legislature,
left for Prescott Sunday night. The
Legislature meets on the 18th instant.
THE expenditures made by the United
States Postal Department, over receipts
for the year ending July Ist, 1884, was in
Arizona s140,S.0 and in New Mexico SILL
S66.
A large invoice of Beaver Traps were
shipped on the steamer this morning for
account Of Messrs. Frank g. Nugent.
The season for Prime Skins fairly opens
now.
DIVINE to press Of business Mr.. A.
Frank, superintendent, was impelled to
resign the Office last Monday. There
has been no appointment made as his
successor.
THE building OF new school-house
In Yuma meets with the appropriation of
the people. 1t is said that the Board of
Supervisors will soon take the matter in
hand and push it to completion.
HENRY ST.. CLAIR, an inmate of the
Territorial Prison, will please accept the
thanks Of the acting editor of this paper
for beautiful Arizona iron-wood walk
ing stick sent him one day this week.
AN italian mendicant made the round
in Yuma last Monday. He claimed to
have a number of ribs broken, and that
he was burdeued with large family for
whom "he was trying to make a living"
Hon. J. W. DoRR1NGrox left for Pres
colt last Monday night to attend the ses.
sion of the Territorial Legislature which
convenes next Monday. Mr.. Darlington
is member of the Council, and will be
absent about sixty days.
W. s. HODGES, Yuma typo, left for
Prescott Sunday. He goes to the capital
in quest OF clerkship in some Of the
Standing Committees of the Legislature.
Billy is deserving young man and we
should like to see him engaged in some
lucrative position.
The members of the Territorial Prison
Commission are w. G. Davis. Chairman,
OF Tucson; George F. Goats, OF Phoenix,
and E. B. Gage of Tombstone. The
Commission bel d its quarterly m Getting
here this week and transacted some very
IMPORTANT business. We publish the pro-
ceeoings else where.
OPERA IN CALIFORNIA. Mr.. A. W.
Stilwell, Oakland Cal, Manager Dietz
Opera House, says: Having from per-
sonal experiment and observation become
familiar with the remarkable efficacy of
st. Jacobs Oil, as cure for rheumatism
and other painful ailments 1 cheerfulIy