The Arizona sentinel., 1886-09-04
A Gentle Stimulus.

l It Is Inparted to the kidneys and bladder | by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which is
 most useful in overcoming torpidity of these
 organs. Besides infusing more activity in them, this excellent tonic endows them with
 additional vigor, and enables them the bet 1 ter to undergo the wear and tear of the dis charging function imposed upon them by
 nature. Moreover, as they are the channel
 for the escape of certain impurities from the
 blood, increases their usefulness by strength ening and healthfully stimulating them. In certain morbid conditions of these import ant organs they fall into sluggish state, which Is the usual precursor of disease. What then can be of greater service than medicine which impels them to greater ac- tivity when slothful? No maladies are more perilous than those vhichaffect the kindeys, be highly esteemed.
 4 large number of the detained passen- gers, visited the Territorial Prison this week. The visitors all expressed their sur. prise at the excellence of food and quarters given the prisoners and also at their seem- ing appearance of contentment The visi- tors also expressed their thanks to acting superintendent Nugent for appreciated courtesies.
 The group of mines situated in Harcuvar district, formerly owned by George Hamlin has been sold to Alfred Berkery of St. Louis, for $5O0,OO0. These mines are cop per-gold properties and under proper man. agement will undoubtedly prove profitable. The mines will be operated bya St. Louis company, and will add materially to the wealth of Yuma county.
 The articles of incorporation of the Har- ris Gold and Silver Mill md Mining com pany, were filed in the Recorders office l this week. The incorporators are, F. A. l Tritle, Wm. H. Smith and H. E. Harris | The company own some g claims in Els worth mining district, one of the most pro- l missing gold camps of this county
 It has been understood for some days that | tn. Mexican in the jail on charge of being implicated in the Barney Martin massacre, has confessed, duplicating only himself and | another Mexican. It is reported that he says he cut the throat of Mrs. Martin and | Martin.
 Martin Wetzel one of the most popular and efficient engineers of the Southern Pacific company, was overcome by the heat on Tuesday morning. He was taken to Los Angeles by the evening train. Mir. l' Wetzel's many friends trust that his illness will prove of short duration.
 In the matter of the insanity of J. L. Smith. examined before Hon. Isaac Levy, Probate Judge, it was adjudged that Smith was insane and proper measures be taken for his care Mir. Smith is well known and his many acquaintances will be pained to learn of his misfortune.
 The Paymaster mill is in successful opera tion, and the ore works up to an average of nearly 60 ouncee to the ton. The pipeline from the Colorado river to the mines fur nishes an abundance of water for milling and all other purposes.
 Hon. Geo. w. Norton was in town on Tuesday to attend the Democratic conven- tion. MT. Norton reports everything lovely up at the Mohawk canal, and says that by October the ditch will be ready for water.
 The track between Yuma and Los Ange les has been repaired, after interrupting rail communication for nearly one week. The last washout was the heaviest one that has occurred since the road hes besr built