The Arizona sentinel., 1885-09-12
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 Born wendesday, Sept. g, 1885. to Mir. and Mrs, c. V. Meeden, son.
 Last Thursday, the 10th instant, was the Hebrew New Year.
 Another pair of blankets is needed at night-the weather is cool.
 The Douglass Brothers are putting up ten-stamp mill at their mine.
 Louis Esse)burn can tell you all about wet nursing. He's had experience.
 wAn accident to our press causes She SENTINEL to be little late this week.
 Postmaster Townsend returned home from the California Metropolis last Mon- day.
 Judge I. Levy, is in town. He reports mining interests at Clip as prosperous as ever.
 John P. Cum is to take the manage ment of the Record-Epitaph of Tomb stone.
 The washout on the railroad at Pantana, 27 miles beyond Tucson, is seven miles long.
 Capt. J. H. Godfrey has been unier the weather for several days. He Is much better now.
 Harry N. Morse, of Oakland, of Morse's Detective Association, is registered at the & P. Hotel.
 The eastern mails were some 5 hours late yesterday on account of the Pantana washouts.
 What has become of Harry Brooks, whilom editor of the Tucson Tailings? Is he on deck now?
 Kanaka Charley's true name is Charles Miner, by which name he wishes to De ad- dressed hereafter.
 Inspector Armstrong reports that all fears of further Indian depredatIUns in Arizona have disappeared.
 Dr. II. Y. Baldwin has been appointed physician for the railroad company. A good and worthy appointment,
 Chris. HozEekjS busily engaged putting up his pulaFtzer. It will be ready for dpeTation about three weeks.
 It eostsls Boo per month to sustain the public schools of Yuma. The principal is paid SEQ, and the Assistant. SS9.
 Padre Marmetzo, we'll l.known to our Mexican fellow citizens here, died at Leon, Mexico, on the 1st instant.
 Dr. Baldwin was called to the Douglass mIne one day this week to attend two workmen that had been caved upon.
 The Colorado River will not reach its lowest water mark until January. Just at present it has its average volume of water.
 Francisco Sonoquio has contracted with John GandoIfo to build him an adobe house on the lot adjoining his present residence.
 With William Barber as chief mixiolo- gist and Frank Rszeta as general man. ager, the s. P. Hotel has gained it's wonted popularity.
 The appointment of William s. oury to the office of Deputy Collector of Gus toms. seems to give general satisfaction in his District.
 The great Yuma Indian runner, Rancho, who is now at Los Angeles, Is to run a five-mile race tomorrow at Washington Gardens, against white man.
 F. P. Sargent who was recently over come by the heat here in Yuma, has re- covered entirely from it's effects. He says he feels as we'll as ever.
 Rules for the guidance Of prisoners at the Penitentiary to obtain pardon, as fix ed by the Board of PardOus, appear on the last page of this paper.
 The cheering sound of the school bell is now heard every morning. and school children are seen vending their way to- ward the mouse of learning"
 Mrs. HIS. Muzzy's daughter, Miss Con- stancis Williams, and neice, Miss Isabella Vahle, returned from their trip to Sacra- mento, California, this week.
 Somehow George Thurlow persists in remaining a thoroughbred Republican. through this administration. He doesn't seem to realize that he might aetan sr- pointment.
 The Yuma Republican of yesterday pub lished g sensational snake story-"An Im- mense Ssf Serpent Seen in the Colorado River" Very good. The question now is where he got bis whiskey? Scott says it wasn't at his place.
 The San Francisco Post, of date the srd instant. came to us very much i'm proved mechanically, editorally and