The Arizona sentinel., 1885-06-20
PENCIL POINTS.
Fine weather-on ice.

Lieut.. MoUonalo mas lorty-lour men ID
 Ais command.
 John Behan, of Tombstone, is . candi- dsts for U. s. Marshal,
 Ars. A. Tyner's postofice is at Fl Caiou, San Diego county.
 The "oldest inhabltant" calls this "beautiful June weather"
 The blackbird has gone and the swallow has come to take its place.
 Will Yuma make any kind of demonstra. ton the coming 4th of July!
 There are one hundred and forty-oue prisoners in the Penitentiary,
 The school library ID District No. l, Yuma, contains 16O volumes.
 Miss Dora Goodcell, of Tucson, is visit ing Mrs. 8. Purdy of this place.
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week were remarkably cool days.
 Miss Lillie Connors left last Saturday morning for her home st Los Angeles.
 Our suggestion of Press Association in Arizona Territory, meets with favor.
 Harry Douglas is back from his San Trancisco trip. He is looking healthy.
 The thermometer has registered 100 de- grees nearly every day thls week in the shade.
 Aminer's inch of water equals seventeen gallons per minute under . four-inch pressure.
 R. J. Fraijo. of Clip, passed through Yuma last Saturday on his way to San Francisco.
 The gauge on the opposite side of the Colorado. marks the water in the river as being 25 feet deep.
 Master Eddie Railton is back from the High School at Los Angeles, where he graduated with honors.
 ". Fl. Tongs's Regulator" windmill works to perfection. It is a thing of beauty and . joy forever"
 The Board of School Trustees for Dis trict No. 1. held meeting last Tuesday | afternoon-the 18th instant.
 The "break.waters" on the opposite side of the Colorado river, are gradually being | demolished by the high water.
 Two bars of bullion weighing $S,55o | were shipped from this place this week. They were from the Clip mine.
 Charles Weber found horse that had eeen stolen from him nearly year in the poassssioa of . Yuma Indian last week.
 County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein, has been quite Ill during the week. We are glad to hear this morning that he is much better.
 ". 4. WerniEEer informs us that there Is no assuarance that he can hold the Red Cloud" mine, which he jumped few days ago.
 Thomas O'Brien, of Phenix, c typo and writer of moro than ordinary ability. has bsen sojourning In Yuma for ,evera days.
 An attachee of this office has figured that the water of the Colorado riYer flows It the rate of Ave miles per hour under the railroad bridge.
 A number of ioe-cream parties have been given lately in Yuma. This is owing to the fact that ice is cheap and abundant here just ct this time.
 Work on the Pheuix and Maricopa rail- road will begin September 1st, and it is sxpected that the road will be operating by the first January next.
 ". H Tonge has struck upsn plan to IfriRate his entire lot without tho use of ! tank, hose or conduits of any kind. Ask him how hs IS going to do it. The Board Of Supervisors meet as . Board of Equalization Monday, July 6,lss5. Tor the purpose of equalizing the assess Nent roll and fixing the tax levy.
 The voters of School District No. 1, should study the school election law and De ready to vote intelligently next satur. day at the School Trustee election. The nine Pspago Indians, who were sonhned in the Pima county jail for re. ,lsting arrest in connection with the Dobbs we'll affair, were released on 
 According to the School Census Mar Bhars report for District No. 1. there are In the district 5o2 school children between .hs ages of 6 and IS years-254 boys and 3ls girls.
 "Matayenado" is the Spanish name for ! very poisonous bug allied to the taran- tula, of redish cast, and as large as 6