The Arizona sentinel., 1886-11-13

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 nETE0RoLOcIcAL svnnARY. Reported by E. R. Domain, U. S. Signal Service, Yuma, ArisonA- The following table shows, for the months given, the mean temPeraturs at Yuma, Ari- Epaa, since the opening of the station, Oct 1, 1875, to December 3l, 1885. The average precipitation is computed from the date the station was opened, to June 90, 1885. lTeaPerature degs PreciPitatiO n Month. Mean .Ssa::ndsh. sSsa:: snS October 72 O045 November 6l 0l7o December 56 0445 January 54 O4O6 February 59 0.525 March 65. 0.524 April 69 0.l06 May v 0.045
 SATURDAY, NOV. l3, 1886.
 
 TOWN AND COUNTY. Silver.IoOi.
 Fnrniahed rooms are in demand.
 Taxes are being paid very slowly. The Board of Supervisors meet on Mon. day next.
 There are forty men at work on the Gila Bead canal
 The Ph.air fair is the center of attraction in Arizona at present.
 The PaymsSter mine is proving to be a very profitable property.
 Judes ". ". Porter will hold court asPrssoott December 18th.
 Frank Bloomsr was pardoned from the Territorial Prison yesterday.
 An addition is being built to the residence of Miss Post on Madisos Avenue.
 Deputy Sheriff wm. BlAnkspship of Phsnir was in town on Sunday last
 Ell. Killer paid eIO.O75 for slo,OOO worth of MAricOps county fire bonds.
 Hon. DeForess Porter will deliver the opening address at the Phenix Fair Nov. IS. There are six prisoners in the county jail awaiting examination by the Graud Jury. Those in search of health should come to Yuma where iOgs and niHta are unknown. The vilIsss market is supplied with an abundance of 6sh, oysters and choice meats. Ari.oas Lodge No. l. A. O. U. w., will give gsAhd bell As Tucson on November 2Ath.
 Led and silver cont inus advancing in value, ell of which is geOd news for the pso- pie of Arizona.
 Nessrs. Crawford and Peterson have made some valuable mining locations in Sil- vesdistrict.
 Ths successful working of the mines of Silver district, will result in great prosper ity for Yuma county.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Breckenridge brought down two Me1icans, to the Terri tsrial Prison this week.
 New hoisting works arc being erected on the Red Cloud mine, and will be in opera tion by the end of the month.
 The Court Commissioner adjourned Court last. Monday, until the 29th, day of Novem. Der af 10 o'clock .. m.
 The settlers on the Antelope valley canal will commence planting their vineyards and orchards by February next.
 Q. s. ofiosrs will be in Phsnix on the 18th of this month with about $2s, 900 to purchase horses for the Cavalry.
 A young daughter of Mrs. Els was thrown from her horse this week, inflictins bA8hb tnlaEaeh The Inspector of eating houses on the Southern Pacific has ordered the discharge of all Chinese eooka.
 During the absence of the regular medical officer. the health of the penitsntiary is be- ing look after by Dr. J. L. Shiblsy.
 
 AOhAvs county decided ct the last cleo. | ti0n that KingmAn shonld be the county | seat in place of Mineral Park. MT. Fred R. Kittle is in the city from PinAl, on his way home to Nebraska. He sold his Final Record to Thompson & Sum- msrs, who will remove it to Florence and | run au opposition to the Enterprise. zen.