The Arizona sentinel., 1886-12-25

are proving profitable in Silver district.
 Mohawk valley is booming and ye pres pective ranchor is proportionately happy.
 Capt. T. D. Macleod is busily engaged pushing work on his mines in Silver district
 A party of Yumaites are making prepara ton for an excursion to the gulf, early next month.
 Home made fruit cake, French bon-bons and artistic novelties at Jno. Gandolio's emporium.
 Anumber of mining locations in the liar cuvar mountains, have been placed on re- cord, lately.
 No Prescott paper has been received al this office for three weeks past. What is the matter?
 If you want to purchase elegant Christ mas presents, at reasonable prices call on 4. Frank.
 Yuma Lodge No. :. A. o. U. w., elects officers for the ensuing term, on Tuesday evening next.
 Three tons of steel rails for the Newhall extension of the Southern Pacinc, passed here this week.
 Kris Kringle's Kraft has arrived at Can dolfo's mammoth stores, loaded down, with Christmas goods.
 Land is being cleared and preparations made for the arrival of settlers in Mohawk and Antelope valieys'
 The climatic advantages and commanding situation of this village, will ere long con- vert Yuma into prosperous city.
 Fr ssh Marshmallows, Chocol te creams, French bon-bons, and "sich like" for sale at A, Franks popular establishment.
 A number of well built and comfortable cottages, should be erected in this village at once Dwelling houses are in demand.
 The latest styles in tricot dress goods, bead trimmings, laces and imported woolens can be purchased from A. Frank.
 The hearts of the little ones at the public school, were made glad yesterday by the distribution of Christmas gifts
 J. NJ. Molina has purchased the property adjoining the barber shop on Main street and is preparing to make extensive improve ments on the building.
 The new ice house being constructed for the Southern Pacific Company is rapidly ap- proching completion. The capacity of the building will be 700 tons.
 Friends of the SENTINEL intending to ex tend the courtesies of the season to this off ce, will kindly send in their ''goodmorn. ings" any time during the coming week.
 The surveyors of the Mohawk canal com pany are busily engagedlaying out the work necessary for the early completion Of that great enterprise.
 Wines from lovely France and sunny Italy; figs and dates from the orient;spices and fra grant herbs from the Indiss, all can be pur- chased at Gandolfo's stores.
 Presbyterian Service will be held in the court house at p. m. Sunday school at p. m. every Sunday. Divine service in the peaitentiary at 9:30 a. m.
 Premium fruit cake at Franks store One hundred fruit cakes baked; twenty dollar piece in one of the cakes, cakes 90 cents per pound.
 The Emusic of the stamps is nov heard in Harrisburg. Tie Harris M. & NJ. com pany started up their mill last week and everything works to charm.
 The Rcd Cloud mine continues to be worked day and night. The development of this mine is in good hands and it will soon be determined whether it isa "big" pro- perty or not.
 A. Frank, our popular merchant, paid this office visit yesterday evening Mr Frank is liberal, and the printers return thanks for choice lot of good things.
 Doc. R. w. Masters mine in Silver dis trict is opening up very nicely; he has two fee of high-grade ore in sight and the mine gives promise of developing into a veritable bonanza.
 Frank H. Oswald and wife, of San Pedro, Cal, arrived here yesterday to spend the holidays with M and Mrs. Isaac Polhamus and family. Mrs. Oswald is the eldest daughter of Capt. Polhamus and wife and has multitude of friends here who will be pleased to bid her welcome to Yuma
 Henry Goldwater received a very pretty Christmas present yesterday; an oil painting of rare merit and elegantly framed, and re- presen ts view amid the mountains; the drawing is artistic and the coloring true to nature. The picture reflects great credit r1ro1a fbo wi -k ,-orpor f A,. oIl