The Arizona sentinel., 1886-08-07

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 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 It is rumored on the streets that the President has given the authorities oi Mexico until 4 o'clock to-day to release Cutting and if he is not released at that time the United States would with draw her ministers.
 The washout season has begun.
 Politics are dead. Peace to their ashes
 Tom Rain talks of taking trip to Lower California
 Two accidents occurred ou the railroad this week.
 An elegant and benifciaI rain visited this section last Sunday.
 We would like to hear from our Mohawk correspondent again.
 Yuma has experienced no extreme hot weather thus far this season.
 The freight business over the S. P. line has been very heavy of late.
 The Capitol Saloon keeps ice cold pop ssrasparilla and ginger ale always on hand.
 Rabbit tight fences are being made at Tacna after the plan suggested by the SEN TINEL
 The pay car came in last Tuesday and re- ieved the financial wants of the railroad boys.
 Walter Millar shouldered his dry washer and has gone into the hills to look for tickle fortune
 Protestant services are held yer Sunday evening at the court house. Everybody are invited to attend.
 The Louisiana lottery investors of this burg will have chance @ to make win ming next Tuesday.
 Agent Waggy has declared war on Mex ico. We saw him going south last Wednes- day with his rife on hlilbustering expedi- tion.
 The steamer Mohave left for Eldarado Canyon and intermediate points last Sunday morning. She will return about the I6th inst.
 Don't forget that the SENTINEL does all kinds ol commercial printing in the latest deslgnes of the art, on the shortest possible notice. Don't fail to give us a call if you need anything in this line
 The trains have all been little late this week on the account of washouts, but the $. P. Company, with their usual prompt ness, have rapidly repaired them and no ser ious delays have been experienced.
 Me are now in the deepest depth of the | warm, dry season. It's not so very warm, | either. It takes politics and Grand Army matters both to get up much heat and keep the pot boiling. There's one thing-it cer- tainly IS quiet around town, with so many | of our friends of at the seaside. Some Mexicans found the body of a man | and horse near the first water tanks from | Agua Calienta to Sentinel last week. They evidently had died from thirst. The bodies of both were nearly eaten by the coyotes. The man was evidently stranger and $500 in money was found on his remains.
 Alonzo Johnson was sentenced to three months in the county jail, in Justice Me Carter's court, last Monday, for obtaining money under false pretences This should be lesson to a young hoodlum element that is growing mp in Yuma, whose wrong doings have been overlooked in the past. The following Yumaites are now visiting the coasti Q. F. Townsend and family, F. l.. Ewing and wife, Isaac Lyons and family, Jos Godfrey and family, Miss Caroline Ferry, Mrs. G. ". Norton, James Menasco, wife and mother, J. w. Darlington, Miss Mary E, Post, Miss Ella Burton, Mr. Chas Baker and family, Mrs. Jeager and daugh- Fer Mrs A. Frank and children, Mrs. Jno Markle. Judge Levy, Mrs M. S. Muzzy ana daughter, Mrs. Tyner and Mrs. Frank FsaSsss and family.