The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-13
RAILROAD rlME TABLE.

RAILROAD TiME TABLE.
Arrives Depar
Atlantic Express Cbound east) Ie:ol a. m. 12:1oa.
Pacific Express (bouud west} lis m. lbs a.
Egiigrsnt Cbound east 12:l5 D. m, lis p.
En1iErant (bound vestl ll:25 n n. 1918 p,
PosEoFFicE HOURS.
Eals east ana west: Open at a. m and close g
o. m.
Nsn for Colorado River: Opens at 5:so p. m. an
closes OF $50 a. m. of days upon which stage
arrive aRS depart.
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Merchants Exchange, San Francisco who is the auth
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chat they are in the arrears on their sub
Acription.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1886
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Wednesday was windy
Orange trees in blossom,
Strawberries in February.
A small custom mil. would pay in Yuma.
Four new prisoners on the Mil last Sun,
day.
Sickness among the children has about
Abated.
The district attorney is at Tucson attend
ing court.
The local'democracy all took in Tucson
the past week.
The new Board of Prison Commissioners
viii organize next Tuesday.
The people OF Yuma DO not get much
benefit from the present low rates.
Some state laws allow man to marry his
Eother-iL-law, but he don't do 1t.
The large number of people travelling now
on the low rates, has caused the train to be
Late several times recently.
Mrs. Domaine, the new teacher of the
primary department of our public school, is
giving splendid satisfaction
Singing and bible reading every Sunday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs A. H.
Post, at which all are invited to attend.
At called meeting the Mohawk Valley
Canal Company last night, elected ]. w.
Darlington President and Frank Ewing
Vice-President.
1t is said that Apache-co. officers never go
on till they are loaded, and then they make
no report By the St. johns Herald we
conclude that the board of supervisors are
in a good condition to 60 off.
The gentlemen who went to Tucson the
fore part of the week all returned home
yesterday morning. They express them
selves much pleased with their trip, and the
treatment they received at the hands of the
citizens of that ancient and honorable
pueblo.
Governor Zulick, Thos. Gates, Geo. H.
Stevens and Richard Rule returned from
Yuma yesterday. Governor Zulick stated
he was much pleased with the citizens of
Yuma, and was royalty treated while there.
He visited the prison and talked with the
inmates, and he thinks that most of the con-
victs are accidental criminals. Mr. Gates
says that the Yuma people We'd with each
other in making it pleasant for the party.
They were dined and banqueted to the best
of Yuma.-Star.
Louis Caillot, generally known as French
Louie, aged about 6a, died at the court
house on the night of the 10th inst, from
injuries received by falling in a shaft in the
Cargo Muchacho mining district
A well known character and an old time
prospector, his last shovel of dirt has been
panned, life of honest toll ended; another
eager searcher abandoned the claim of life;
always expectant, inspired by the hope of
Intimate wealth, the prospector endures
hunger, hardship, thirst and ever present
misery; but as he wraps himself at night in
his blanket and drops off into the Gland of
Nod" in dreams he and his, have
''Gold and gold, and gold without end;
Gold to lay by, and gold to spend;
Gold to give, and gold to lends
And reversions of gold in future:
In gold his family reveled and rolled,
Himself and his wife and his sons so bold,
And his daughter who sang to their harp of
gold
o bella eta dell 'oro,"
Cared for and buried at the expense of
the county, it would have looked better in
the eyes of American people, at least, that
the remnant of blanket had not been SO bru-
tally dragged from under the dying man by
a fellow countryman, its value was not
above two or three paltry dollars, and the
agony endured BY the writhing old man will
carry curse ia It's murky red
folds. Among his intimate acquaintance,
only Louis Esselburn ministered 10 the com
fort OF the battered and bruised remnant of
an honest and independent man, of good
family, his son Augustine Caillot, is in bus
lness at Oh Charter Street, New Orleans.