The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-15


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 THIS PAPER PakF Ps fs tG9Ra 2G fl; SrsT st r Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, who IS the auth orized agent for this paper v Those who see an X marked on the l A margin of their paper will understand | that they are ill the arrears on their sub l scription.
 SATURDAY, MAY l5, 1886. TOWN AND COUNTY. 1 The Gila river is still high. Six birds occupy the jail. Rabbit shooting is popular sport. Hearts is the popular game now.
  The crazy negro has become sane. ''Powderly" has gone to California. The base ballists have let up on themsel Green corn is now plentyful in our mar kets.
 Tombstone is now well represented in Yuma
 For elegant ball invitations come to this office The Clip Mill is closed for few days for repairs. The weather this week has been cool and pleasant. All kinds of commercial printing done at this office. James Gotary has accepted position at the round house. District Court will not meet in this county until July.
 School will close for the usual summer vacation next Friday. There are at present, no Mormons confn- ed in the Territorial Prison. The Yuma Chinese are running number | of licensed gambling houses. Widow Olea, aged 90 years passed away from this life on Monday last.
 Go out on prospecting trip, our hills are rich in gold, silver and lead.
 For letter heads, statements, bill heads, | envelopes, etc, come to the SENTINEL. Tlo .Ao.I- interests of this county are very prosperous. "Cherries are ripe, but the baby can't have none, because they are 50 cents per pound.
 A large number of Papago Indians have been in town this week, selling ollas and pinole.
 We have number one six column hand press for sale. Price slOO on board, of cars at Yuma.
 Bronco Jack" who d1ed in Prescott some time since, was river sailor at Yuma He died intestate.
 The Southern Pacific is doing an immense business and as high as six special trains day pass over the road.
 The summer exodus will soon begin, and i California will reap in the shining shekels from Yuma millionaires
 A number of dogs have been poisoned this week. This indiscriminate scattering of poison should be stopped.
  MT. s. Cererro has sold his property on Main street, formerly occupied by the A. O. U. w., to MT. NJ. Molina The large number of travelling men stop ping over, in Yuma, shows the large amount of trade carried on in this village
 Superintendent Long, has not yet ap- pointed the members, to i'll vacancies on the Board of County school examiners. Mir. A. Frank has received car load of Truckee ice and is now prepared to furnish coOlness to the citizens in any quantity. Those who desire to purchase an elegant and asthetie boquet can be thoroughly suit ed by calling on Miss Post or Mrs. Norton. The article on Mohawk Valley, in last weeks SENTINEL is being extensively copied and will attrack much attention to this locality.
 Pat Holland was awarded the silver mug, for oratorical effusions of ancient history, at the society of Ancient and Modern Parable kelators, held at the U. & Exchange building Sunday evening The presenta- ton speech was made by John 4Iarkle who has had the cup for 20 years.