The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-09

Coroner and Public Admlnlstraucr, J. 10
 Taggart.
 Justices of the Peace, Ira J. Msbbitt
 Thos. Rain, J. D. Ross, and J. L. Smith
 RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Atlantic Express (bound eastl l2:0I a. 12:lOa Il Pacific Express Cbouud vest l:l5 a. III. l;25 a. T Emigrant (bound east) l2:l5 P. in, l:15 P. r Emigrant (bound vest l1:25 a. m. l2;l5 p, I
 SILVER DISTRICT STAGE. Leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
 o'clock p. m.
 PoST-oFFlcE HOURS.
 Nails eaSt and west: Open at s. m.,ssand close .
 ID.
 Mail for Colorado River: Opens at 5:sO p. anc
 arrive and depart.
 SATURDAY, JAN. g, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 Babbetts metal for sale at this office.
 It is difficult job to set hen or a good example.
 4 house to rent near the railroad round house. Fnqire at this office.
 Arrangements should be made to start an ice factory here this summer
 A number of San Bernardino par t.es have taken up land in Mohawk 'alley.
 It is said that California beef is so tough that you can't stick a fork in the gravy.
 The proceedings of the Board of Prison Commissioners will be publish ed next week.
 We have noticed that the man who goes to dinner on run goes back to his work in the slowest kind of walk There was shipped through Wells, Fargo Express, from Yuma, during the month of December, treasure to che amount of over S46,000.
 
 We have for sale an entire newspaper of hee. including everything necessary to run sn all-at-home paper. Also as extra Wash ington hand press, either six or eight col nmn. All material in fair condition. For terms and particulars address to this office. Monday and Tuesday of this week We had the pleasure of taking in the sights about Yuma, with Walter Mil lar, the stage man, who was breaking some horses for his line.
 4 fashion journal announces that low neck dresses are to be dropped next season. We don't see how they can be dropped much lower without they intend to adopt the fig leaf cos tune again Thomas Gates, the chairman of the Territorial Democratic Central Com. mittee, wants Captain Ingalls, place A year and three months before a va cancy occurs is along time to be want ing an office. Some men hate to lie Sc bad that they never speak the truth for fear it might be lie. Other men hate the truth so bad that they will lie on thr- ty days time, without security, when they could get cash for truth. The sad news that fire had destroy ed the house and effects of Messrs. l Fryer and Chappell, at Tacna, was re- ceived here on Monday. The loss is total, and leaves both, who have large | families, in serious circumstances,
 Nr. s. Cererro, the popular gentle, man whom everybody in Yuma knows and likes, has assumed charge of the Southern Pacific Hotel. a fact that the travelling public and local patrons will appreciate. Mir. Cerarro has reputation among his many friends and | associates as a caterer of wonder fultal- ents, and We can safely vouch for the deservingness of that reputation.
 His Honor. Judge Ross, married a couple recently, but he refused to set 'em up to the boys, as was his usual custom on occasions of this kind, giv- ing as his reason that he only received two dollars for the job. On being ask ed how this was, as his usual fee was ten dollars, the Judge replied: "The poor fellow said he had been married | before and hadn't the heart to charge him more than that" The boys took straight water, made up a purse of 5a es.ts for the sroor and left