The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-31
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD TIME TbBLE.
 Arrives. Depart Asantic Express Cbound east) 12:OI a. m. 1210a IT Pacific Express Cbouud west) 1:15 a. Tn. 1:25 a. II Emgrsnt (bound east) 1915 D. m, 1:15 p. IT Emgrant (bound west) 11:25 a. m. I216 D. IT
 POST-0FFlcE HOURS. Mails east and west: Open at a. ,::and close at Mail for Colorado River: Opens at 5:3O p. m and
 closes at 8:sO m. of days upon which stages
 arrive and depart
 THIS PAPER Pskss Psy Ss GRt saPsne 4R file srseg es Merchants Exchange, San Francisco who is the auth erized agent for this paper.
 v Those who see an X marked on the N margin of their paper will understand that they are ill the arrears on their sub scription.
 SATURDAY, JULY 3l, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 Constable Smith is still absent at Clip.
 Six weeks more and hot weather will be over.
 The mining interests of Yuma-co are re- viving.
 The steamer will leave tomorrow for the Needles.
 Ina Gol1 Ia l,oc, I 1o .k- natural size.
 The crops of the Indians farmers have commenced to ripen.
 The east wall of the prison will be com pleted by the 18th of September.
 Fresh bread and rolls, coffee cakes and pastry at A. Franks tomorrow morning. Large numbers of the G. A. R. boys are passing through each night to San Francsico. We hear the name of Dr. DeCorse men, tioned in connection with the office of Trea- surer.
 The days have been cool, the theremom- eter not reaching above lO2 during the past week.
 The nights have been exceedingly cool for the past week, and 8 pair of blankets are needed.
 The Indian that was arrested last Thurs day for horse stealing on examination was discharged
 U. S. Attorney Rouse says that the weath- CT is much cooler in Yuma than either Phe- nix or Tucson.
 The Colorado River at the Needles, has shifted its channel and there is no water now at the draw bridge.
 Its about time for candidates to commence to materalize. Only three months until elec- tiOu. The first come the first served. The new top buggy just turned out at the | prison is a master price of work and is ere ! dit to the workmen that turned it out. goodly number of tramps have been in l town this week Everybody should watch out and keep their valuables in safe place,
  Some very excellent grapes, of the muscat variety, were raised in the garden of Mir. J. Gandolfo this season. But the birds have des- troyed great many.
 The work of laying to adobes on the East wall has commenced and is going forward rapidly, when completed it will make the prison yard more spacious, and convenient. Three trains, of'2O cars each, loaded with silk and tea, passed through on S. P. road enroute for New York, last week. They had the right of track, and were running against time. The name of MT. Custodio Ramirez is mentioned as his own successor as a menber of the Board of Supervisors Mir. R. is an honest and conscientious man and has made a good officer.
 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. We have an interesting communication from Patsy Boliver' that will appear in the next issue of the SENTINEL. Mir. Boliyer is is an experienced journalist and our readers can expect something of interest. Col John W. Darlington, proprietor of the Yuma tArizona) SENTINEL. has been spending few days in Los Angeles and T. Santa Monica and went up to San Francisco yesterday to attend the grand encampment of the G. A. R. of the United States. s.-Los Angeles Herald t MT. H. E. Harris is busiIy engaged in '. moving the machinery of the Sterling mill | to Ellsworth mining district, Yuma county. where himself, Gov. Tritle and Wm. Beard have some valuable gold properties. They soon expect to be making gold bullion in b large quantities. Mir. Harris has invested t considerable money in Arizona and in a h thorOugh-gOing energetic business man. a Journal Miner. f