The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-08-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Grant at Riverside Park, on the
Hudson river, New YORK. The
burial will take place on the 9Th
instant.
Vice. President Hendricks ex'
pressed In Washington the other
day his belief that he would have
to preside over a Republican
Senate during his entire term, the
prospect of Democrats getting 4
majority being too remote to b.
taken into consideration.
General Sheridan is wearing q
tightly-laced leather Logging or
his right leg below the knee tC
enable small bone, which wa:
fractured in his accident on the
Pacific slope, 10 reunite. He VII:
not aware o. the result of his faf
until his leg was examined or
his return.
G. G. O'Donnell, The crank and
crazy Coroner of the Metro.
polls of California, has already
announced that he is a candidate
for Governor of that state. We
think he is a splendid candidate
for the Napa Insane Asylum al
ready 10 which place he should be
elected to a lifetime term.
Miss Cleveland's hook and the
"Pall Mall Gazette" are the great
literary bonanzas of the day. The
reason is, the book was written
by the Presidents sister, and The
"Gazette' has exposed the inn
morality of the city of London.
1t doesn't take much, after all, 10
make anything popular.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad company has issued a
circular order, announcing the
promotion of Mr.. J. F. Goddard
TO the position of assistant-gener>
al manager. to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr..
Geo. B. Harris. Mr.. Goddard, in
addition TO his other duties, will
continue in charge of the traffic
department, over which he has
presided with signal ability.
Texas leads the union in the
number of sheep. She has over
1000 900 head. California comes
next 5,S00,000 head, and New
Mexico 100000 head. The total
number of sleep in the Union is
100000 head. The total value
Is estimated at $2.l4 per head
which shows that the sheep and
wool industry is source of great
wealth TO the country.
The "Organ Of Democracy" In
New York, says of the Presidents
recent fishing excursion: "Cleve-
land fished with an d-fashi0nd
JeGersonian pole and line, and
hooked more bass than any MEM
Der of the party" This will be
very gratifying to old-fashioned
Democrats, who would have been
deeply offended had the President
used modern hook, jointed
pole and a silk line. Or course
jefferson used nothing hut a
hickory stick and a hemp line.
Arizona is now in fair way to
come up smiling in a business
point of view, says one of our
Territorial exchanges, (Which one
has just.slipDed our mind) Crook
and bis soldiers have the bad
Apaches where they want them,
or nearly so. Stock of all kinds
are doing well; crops are not bad;
the mines at Tombstone will be
started up this month; wells
known mines in other counties
are yielding bullion; railroad
building will soon be going on, so
that the prospects for an early
revival OF business is very en-
cOuraging.
The "Socorro Bullion" of re-
cent date, had the following item:
"In discussing the best breeds OF
cattle for New Mexico the other
day, Sam Dedrick maintained
that there was no stock equa! TO
the Dutch-Friesian for crossing
up and general range purposes,
while his partner, G. L. Brooks,
olai r,no6 thof 4ho EkI. x.I,, ~ ~