The Arizona sentinel., 1885-06-27
PENCIL POINTS.

"A little ice iu mine, If you pleasew
 ',And the gathering clouds portena-nt
 Ssorm."
 School trustee election to-day at th,
 school house.
 Capt. c. V. Meeden Is back from hil
 trip tc Pheuix.
 Capt. Polhamus is home from trip tc
 Colorado Canyon.
 Thomas O'Brien still tsrries. He says he is in love with - Yuma.
 We like the "Pioneer Paper of Apache county" but it Ought to be printed little better.
 'rsweet June weather" would be sll right a tt vas not De for the sand storms.
 The lodge of the 4. o. c. ". of this place will give . grand ball on $he even ing of July 4th.
 Gov. Ross took the esth of ofice st sun. rise on the morning of the 18th at Santa -Fe, New Mexico.
 N. Bonhglio, proprietor of the 6. P Hotel, has about recovered from his re- cent indispcsition.
 Jesus Martinez and Trinidsy Pima were married in Yama last Thursdsd, June 25, 1885, by Rev. Father Chsneot.
 A"side-wiper" wss killed by an sttschee of this ofice last Thursday evening in front of Capt. Polhsmus' residence.
 The Garfield statusr' passed through Tums q week ago yesterday, on the way ts San Francisco, where it is to beerected.
 The steamer "Mohsve" Capt Mellon. arrived in Yuma yesterday morning from Colorado Canyon, with . miscellaneous cargo.
 Miss Lizzie M. Williams, who is known in Yuma, was married in Santa Barbara, California, on May Sl, 1885, to Henry Doty of that place.
 Probate Judge Levy, ef this county, who resides at Clip, passed through Yuma this week on visit to Los An. -geles and Santa Monies.
 Al. PInkstone, special agent for the Alta California" newspaper, San Fran. cisco, was in town this week collecting patronage for that papsE
 John Dobson has been discharged by the railroad company, as bumper at Sen. tinel. under the recent oyder of the com rany Of reducing expenses.
 According to the Fla9staf Champion, Bishsp Flage, the poly9auist who was recently discharged from the Yuma pen itentiary, ssys The wants no mere polyg. amy in his.
 A feather in Lieat. D. N. McDensld,s ] cap! He has collected (sl6O one hun dred andsixty dollars towards celebrating | the 4th otJuly in Yuma, Give him en- 
 Antonio Lorette, eeG-County TressGssr of Yvms county, is spending . few days h San Francisco. He writes that he has enough of thegsy life of San Frsncisce, snd that he wIll return shortly.
 The+FsagstsF Chsnpiou" will plsase 'ske netice that in It's issue cf June aoth, t had an srticle "on tho Assessed Value # Property in Arizona" from this paper without giving 1t the proper credit.
 \ false report reached Tuna this week that the cleaner ''MohaveD had sunk iu The upper Colorado. It created some but it all s1bsided when he report was aathsntieally contrsdictsd. Byron Fisk, of Silver District, passed through Yuma Wednesday on his way to Los Angeles. He Is ene of the proprietors 'f the Biackbird Mining Property with ", }. Salmon and Frederick Lindsr, of Los Angeles.
 G. ". Norton, s contractor for the Mo- iavk Canal Company, came into Yuma ait Wednesday. The work on the canal s progressing satisfactorily. He re. turned to his hald of operations last rhursdas eFening. h St. John's Day, the 24th instant, was by our Mexican fellow.citizens 1t "Las Milpsa, about three miles from luma. The festivities consisted of the { lsual games, dancing, etc., indulged in lpon such occasions by these people. Frank Hatch. who formerly resided in his place as Clerk in the Quartermaster's and lstterly City Treasurer # Tombstone. died in that city . week go last Saturday. Deceased has 6 num- 'er of old-time friends here who depIore lie esth
 Thomas O'Brieu, of the "Arizona { }azette," who has been soiourning in ' tuna for several days, has two vell-written descriptive letters in that paper on the {