The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-02
RAILROAD TIME. TABLE.

Arrives. Depar Atlantic Express Cbound east) l2:OI a. m, 12:l0a. EmiCrant (bound east) 1915 p. m, 1:15 p. EmigraEt (bound west) li:s5 a. m. l2:l5 p,
 SILVER DISTRICT STAGE. Leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Arrives every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
 o'clock p. m.
 P0sT-oFFlcE HOURS. Mali for Colorado River: Opens at 5:so p. m an
 closes st 6:So a. m. of days upon which stage
 arrive aRd depart
 SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 Did you swear off!
 Come in and pay up.
 Mohawk is booming.
 Pay your subscription.
 The steamer leaves today.
 Chain gang will be organized.
 School will resume on Monday.
 Babbetts metal for sale at this office.
 The Cargo Muchacho mines are booming
  The dance New Years Eve was sue. cess
 Mir. A. Lorette has recovered from his illness.
 Twenty thousand acres has been selected in Mohawk.
 wm Smith has returned from his trip af- ter the escaped convict.
 Thomas Rain turned over the hotel this morning te G. Ginocchio.
 The Board of Supervisor will meet in re- gular session on Monday.
 The weather little cool, the theremome. tor averaging about 50 HOW.
 A house to rent near the railroad round house. Fnqire at this oficc
 New Years passed of very pleasantly and everybody swore off of course.
 Dr. Shibley, who has been suffering with sore hand, reports it improving.
 The convict who was shot in trying to escape recently, died Wednesday.
 A large number of changes in the railroad employees lately. Especially conductors. The Yuma Exchange did the New Years act yesterday. This is very popular re. sort The Board of Prison Commissioners will meet next Monday, on the hill, in regular session. Canon Farrar has an article on the Chruch | in the January number of the North Ameri. | can Review
 MT. Geo. Thurlow received the suenunce- ment this week. from Maine, of the death of his mother.
 The baby crop is nearly gathered for this season. They can raise two crops year in this climate
 There was very pleasant little birthday party on Tuesday night, at Mir. 4. Franks house in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Frank. It was very pleasant occasion. We hay. for sale an entire newspaper of- tee, including everything necessary to run an all-at-home paper. Also as extra Wash ington hand press, either six or eight col umn. All material in fair condition. For terms and particulars address to this office. Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Lyons are the recep. ients of very happy holiday present at their house, in the shape of bouncing ba- by girl MT. Lyons consoles himself on the fact that the new conner is a girl by the fact that the girls will in the future get him son-in-aw at least
 Gen. Beanregard will give q history of the Shiloh Campaign in the Jannuary mum Der of the North American Review. He claims that Gen. Algernon, Sydney John son acted only as a corps commander at shiloh. Gen. Beauregard emphatically ax { serts Contrary to the common belief that he was the sole commander on both days. and. without naming them, controverts the reports of Grant and Sherman as to the na- lions forces being taken by surprise. Messers. Ewing and Klihk, of Sacra- nento. who have been visiting the Mohawk Valley the past few days, returned to Yuma ,his morning very much pleased. They will make a most favorable report on their I 'eturn to Sacramento, where there is thou ands of dollars awaiting their investigation # this valley, to be invested in the canal. C They say that they know of no place that ias so much good land, and possesses so many natural advantages. Send your petitions for a special q ession of the legislature to Delegate ' ,. c. Bean, as the governor is without ' to call one.--PhsnixG Gazette A proper provision as governors