The Arizona sentinel., 1888-07-14

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 Yuma county bonds are in active demand.
 George Duke leaves for San Fran sisco to day.
 The new A. O. U. w. hall will be ready for occupancy next week.
 Gen. Sumner is hauling to town immense sized silver skin onions grown on his ranch.
 Flags, fire crackers and large as sortment of fire work son hand at Gan dolfos store.
 MT. Thurlow's place of business will remain closed until his return from California.
 Dr. J. H. Taggart has wire from his office connected with the Araby telephone line.
 M. A. Lindley, of Sacramento, has gone up to the Mohawk canal with a view of investing.
 The new A. O. U. w. hall is a splendid place for a ball; when shall we have one?
 The employees of the railroad com pany at this point are courteous and popular gentlemen.
 J. Falkner will return from Beau mont shortly and burn kiln of 5OO,- 900 bricks, near town,
 Rev. H. J. Ehlers is organizing a church choir, and is being worthily seconded by many citizens.
 The school trustees of this district are said to have received six applica- tions for teachers positions.
 A. J. Reiss has been appointed by the Board of Supervisors Justice of the Peace for Toltec precinct.
 The sidewalks need attending; put down cement sidewalks or even better some of granite or Yuma marble.
 Judge W. Fitzgerald. of the Clifton Clarion, and his family, were passen gers on Thursdays west bound ex press.
 Town people should patronize the home stores; prices of goods are as cheap here as it is possible to sell them.
 Miss Guadalupe Baker, accompan- jed by her friend Miss Jusus M. Dan iel, left for the Antelope ranch few days ago.
 The Indians are busily engaged in planting corn, beans and melons; they will harvest but small crop this year owing to the low stage of water in the Colorado.
 The una Indians hove been forced this season to gather their mesquite beans from the Gila valley, the crop in the Colorado river bottoms being short.
 A. Archibald, the railroad agent at Texas Hill, was here yesterday. MT. Archibald has invested in Mohawk valley, having formed a very favorable opinion of that valley.
 A life insurance solicitor went through here few months ago, with cheap rates and "took in" several of the town folks. He resides in Cali fornia and should be prosecuted.
 A judicial "clean up" of the big streak of hoodlums occasionally met with on Main street, might supply the county treasury with some coin and increase the membership of the chain gang wee bit.
 Hiram W. Blaisdelps pump at Gila City is the largest and most complete piece of pumping machinery in the county. It is an eight inch pump and throws at present five thousand gallons of water per minute, and the quantitycan be increased should occa- sion demand 1t.
 The Chinamen residing here are very much incensed at the gang of railroad mongols for sending the crazy Chinaman to jail last week, where he shortly afterwards died. The Yuma celestials claim the other Chinamen acted brutally and contrary to Chi nese customs.
 Sheriff Wm. Mulvennon, of Yava- pal county, arrived here on Tuesday with the following named persons, sentenced to the Territorial Prison; Sim Smith, burglary, three years; Je rome Edwards, burglary, three years; Jerome Ford, arson, one year; Patrick Ford, arson, one year; Richard Down ing, grand larceny, three years, and H. McDowell, grand larceny, eighteen months.
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