The Arizona sentinel., 1886-09-25


 
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 TIE ARIZONA SENTINEL,
 Yuma, Arizona.
 County Directory. Probate Judge. I. Levy.
 Treasurer, 4. Lorette.
 Sheriff. 4. Tyner.
 County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. Supervisors: O. F. Townsend. Chairman c. v. Iieeden and c. Rameriz. Clerk Board Of Supervisors, F. Avila. Clerl; of District Cont, C. II. Briuley. Coroner and Pcbiie Administrator, J. II Tagg@rt.
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 SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, 1886. TOWN AND COUNTY. Weather cool and pleasant
  Mir. Miguel Molina was in town this week. cement rccf is being put on the post ofi9e.
 Judge ". W. Porter has returned to Phe plT-
 The earthquake is due here, Wednesday at 2 P. m-
 Capt Ingalls, and wife were in town yes terday.
 The circus is coming will show here 0cto- Der 18th.
 Divine services as the court house to- morrow night. M.. Al L;eathal of 5aa Francisco was in Yuma ycsteaday. The sse.,ne- Gila will not arrive here until the end of the month. The Yuma public school opened up with 4 pupils in attendance. If you have any furs to sell write to '" Gouldspee, Boston. M.. and Mrs Antonio Lorette have retur- ned from Les Angeles. All the merchants oi Yuma were present as Mr. Cesrero;s celebration. This village has the pre.tiest gardens in the Territory of Arizona. Silvs. is gradually ciitnling up; quoted | yesterday evening at % 3-4. Loren s. Jenks viii De appointed register ing officer at Harrisburg. There is trouble brewing among some pro minent citizens of Phoenix. Tke local ninrods are harpy. Ducks, quail and rabbits are plentiful. The membership of Yuma Lodge No. "A. ,. U. w., i. steadily increasing. The gold mines in Cargo Muchaeho moun- .eins " Ill be worked next month. The electric light at tue Territorial Prison is visible as Gila city, lj miles distant. A properly managed poultry farm located near town would be paying business. Trinidad Gonzales Is running the stage | line between Yuma and Lerdo Colony. 4 sage line is being equipped to run be- tween Sentinel station and Harrisburg. Subscribe for yoar nome paper; send it to your friends and thereby advertise your county. The Board of Supervisors will be petition ed to establish an election precinct at Har ,iSburg.
 Mr. Frank Eaumeisters' many friends will | be pleased to learn that he has recovered his usual health.
 The railroad company has employed all available men in this vicinity, to put their road in g0od repair.
 There are number of cotton plants in this