The Arizona sentinel., 1886-08-14

SATURDAY, AUGUST l4, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 The steamer returned up the river last sunday.
 Pink-eye is killing of geod many horses in Pinal-co.
 The Tucson Star is plain on the Mexican war question.
 The pepper trees about the court house are looking we'll
 Dr. Shibley has just received new and fresh supply of drugs.
 Considerable excitiment in town this week about the chances for war.
 The Republican County Central Commit tee should hold meeting.
 See the call for democratic county con- vention in an other column.
 INV hClC lGAi w Ol train. just south of town Tuesday.
 About 259 fbs of silver bullion, from the clip came down on the last steamer.
 About 10 tons of tailings from the Cl!p mine, came down the river on the steamer.
 John w. Darlington, Of the SENTINEL, left San Francisco Thursday for Nebraska. The Phenix Herald is advocating banana culture. Yuma has several banana groves bearing.
 One consolation that Phenix has over her big fire, that they were insured for about the full value
 The papers say Tombstone is dead, but still they support two daily and one weekly paper.
 The city of Phenix is organizing fire de- partment. They are locking the door after the horse is stolen.
 Bartolo Berdugo was bound over to the grand jury this week by Justice McCarter on the charge of rape.
 There is considerable talk of building a protestant chapel in Yuma We sincerely hope that 1t will be built.
 Twenty thousand tons of freight about 1000 car loads, are awaiting cars at New Or leans, for shipment over the S. P. road. 
 An old Mexican aged about 60 years, died of heat at Cargo Muchacho "Wednesday. He was travehng to California by wagon. An ametuer photographer, with the G. A. R. party that passed through Yuma yester- day took several scenes in and around Yuma. It is rumored, says the Tempe News, that Gov. Zulick will purchase property at Tempe and make that bis home when in the Terri tory.
 There was an attempt at mob law Tues day night, but by the prompt action of the Sheriff and his deputies the matter was nip ped in the bud.
 Tombstone has called her people together for the purpose of taking steps for protec- tion in case of war with Mexico. Yuma should do likewise.
 Don't forget that the SENTINEL does all kinds ol commercial printing in the latest designes of the art, on the shortest possible notice. Don't fail to give Us call if you need anything in this line
 Tombstone has organized a company of home guards, for protection in case of war with Mexico. In Yuma the Mexican popu- laticn are not excited and will not make any trouble.
 Hon. Ihos. Gates, superintendent of the territorial prison, arrived in the city yester- day. It is greatly to Mir. Gates credit that his management of the territorial prison is theme Of praise by all who have visited the institution since he has taken charqe.-Tuc son Star
 William Winter, the youngman who spent last winter in Yuma, and who had lost his Eolce, died in Tombstone on the 9th inst, of consumption. The Tombstone paper says he nao considerable money and apparently no friends. Mr. Winter left here a few months age tor Tombstone, thinking the higher alti- tnde at tbst place night improve his health.