The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24
PENCIL POINTS.

TEE north wind blew nearly the who'll
week.
TIE ella is q source of considerable
annoyance to the stage for Ehrenberg.
A system OF electric alarm bells ha,
been put in position at the Penitentiary.
OUR local horse jockeys announce g
race for the 4th proximO, for $100.a side
W. s. HODGES, OF this place, is Enroll
ing Clerk OF the Council, Good for Billy,
OUR contemporary wants bale on
the 22d of February, Washington's birth
day anniversary.
THERE is railroad connection between
the town OF San Bernardino, California,
and San Diego.
THE only business before the Probate
Court this week were the estates of D.
Neahr, J. Donahue AMI H. Henderson.
Mrs. CAPT. INGALLS, has received an
invoice OF books from Oakland, Califor-
mia, for the benefit of the Territorial pris-
oners.
THIS week witnessed the removal of
Mr.. Isaac Lyons and family to their new
home on the corner of Third street AMI
Madison Avenue.
PAUL BILLEcK, former resident of
this place, has returned to Yuma from
Silver District. He is now in the employ
OF einocchio & Co.
MRS. CAPT. INGALLS, has collected s1S2
from the liberal people of Yuma for the
purpose of giving the troops here sup
per on tomorrow at o'clock P, NJ.
W. D. MoNNoNIE8, D. D. G. NJ. W.. of
the A. o. U. W., who organized lodge
of that order in this place last Tuesday
night, returned home to Tombstone last
Thursday night.
Hon. L. LEVY, Probate Judge of Yuma
county, who arrived tere last Monday
and held court returned home to Clip
this morning. While here the Judge be-
came a member of the A. o. U. w.
w. B. MoNNoNIER, father of W. D.
MoEmoaier; D., d. NJ. W, of Tombstone,
passed through Yuma last Thursday on
his way to Healdsburg, Sonoma county,
California, where he formerly resided and
where portion of his family now reside
Governor Tritle and Territorial Trea.
surer Butler, Of the Territorial Board of
Education, on the 10th instant dis
bursed s19,6S6 60 to the various counties,
IN sums proportIonate to the number of
school Children in each county as returned
by the last census.
KENTUCKY CHANcFLI oRsHIP.-Hou.
James Harlan, Ex-Vice Chancellor of
Louisville, KY, brother of Justice Har-
an, U. s. Supreme Court, says of st
Jacobs Oil: Il use it and 1 know full
we'll whereof speak in prcnouncing it
most extraordinary cure for all that is
claimed for it by its proprietors, Every
family should have it."
CAPT. RODRIGUEZ and Sub Project Vii.
lagrana, express the opinion that Lopez
and his brother, have made towards the |
San Bernardino Mountains, who will then |
make their way towards Nevada, or else |
cross the Colorado river at the Needles, |
or north of that point, and striking |
Northern Arizona finally make their way |
into New Mexico and thence to Old Mex
loo again.
JIM. VILLAGRANA, Sub-Prefecto de la |
Baja California, Is in town. He is ac-
companied by Capt. Ramon Rodriguez.
They came to demand the custody of the
fourteen pitiable Mexicans held prisoners
by the U. s. troops at this place being
portion Of the Mexican soldiers who mu-
tinted at Encenada, Lower California, a
few days ago.
J. W. FRYER of FL Monte, Los Ange-
les county, passed through Yuma Thurs
day on his way up the Gila river, looking
for land to locate. He, and some dozen
others, have been renting land from E.
J. Baldwin for number of years, and if
be finds suitable place he will be fol-
lowed by them with their families. Mr..
Fryer's family consists of his wife and
ten children-12 in all.
TIE total number of Mexican soldiers
st Encenada, Lower California, who mu-
tinted and killed their Captain, his wife
and a Lieutenant, was thirty-four. All
have been already killed or captured.
The U. s. troops captured twelve and
killed four. The Mexican citizens in pur-