The Arizona sentinel., 1888-08-11
The Gila river is booming.

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 sign.
 Y The number of church goers is con
 stanily increasing. Health of prisoners at the peniten
 ,iary IS tirst.class.
 The cement for the new sewer at tii'
 prison has arrived. Send the SENTINEL to your friend.
 and thereby invite immigration.
 Miss Sara AIartinrz has recovered
 iron severe attack of sickness.
 Frank Vumicil has sold Steve Zer,
 'vich interest in the Castle Do:n'
 mines.
 Louis E-selhurn is rapidly recover ;ng from the effects of his late acci-
 ie4it.
 Mrs. c. Naylor is in Los Angeles, where she will remain during thr summer.
 A lot of men ere here from Sonora mho have lett Mexico to escape the ;ohscription.
 The A. C. U. W. hail is one of tl,. most connections and attractive build u.s in Yuma.
 The railroad reading room is well patroniz-d by the employees of the Southern Pacific.
 Zine fat beef and mutton, with a good variety of vegetables, to be found im the markets.
 The Territorial Prison has one of the best libraries of miscellaneous looks ill the Territory.
 The Board of County School Exam iners will meet on Monday, ScptemLel 5d, at ten o'clock d. m.
 Work on the Red Cloud mine is producing satisfactory results. Plenty of high grade are in sight.
 George Bennett, the well knowr restauranteur, has been quite ill, but is now rapidly convalescing.
 Train "l9" was delayed several hours yesterday on the California des- ert hy ditched freight train.
 The switch engine has been sent t. Tucson for r-pairs. Old 'I22" is uow being used for switching in the yard
 J. L. Redondo, the popular clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county, is on a business visit in Tue son.
 Al Lielienthal and D. Judah, tw" popular and aff,bl7 co nmerrial travel, CTS, visited Yuma merchants this week.
 Nessrs. Gando!fo, Purdy, Ewing | Bllisurll and Townsend, went to Tue sop on Wednesday to appear in land contest ease.
 A numb-r of the inmates of the Territorial Prison, in their leisur i moments, mak- very fine lace which commands ready sale.
 Jacob Luther, reported to he iron Yuma, was thrown from a freigh' train, whil attempting to steal il rid, in Nebraska, and killed.
 Captain Sam Hill. the temprranc, lecturer, entertained q few persons OF Tuesday evening at the court house His discourse was dull aud chestnutty
 Gns Lee, form-r resident here. was in town on Monday and aided Charley Jackson in his musical tre | Gus Is tir.t-class banjoist and is :; well trained musician.
 CamiIl.. RouiIlier. the genial lost o' , he S. P. hotel, left for San Francisc, on Monday Mr. Ronilier's trip is q one, and he will return with his bride in couple of weeks.
 Miss Carlota Brinlny and her cousir. Miss Mary Peralta arrived from Fair banks yesterd ty Miss BrinIey is leading young lady and belongs tc one of the best families of Yuma.-S,ar.
 Colonel Harpcr's locomotive chm, whistle Is a aoarce of great delight tc ;he average small boy. and the 'duuhl. foot" can Lc heard from aforesaid small boy at ali hours of the day or night.
 The Brown House, of Pho-nix, on, of the finest frame buildings in tht southwest, caught fire on the 9th and was totally destroyed owing to scar city of water Loss, &35,000. Iusur ance, Sl3,000.
 The Indian farms along the sIong', and Gia bottom are looking fine: they will harvest immense crops, bat not sufficient to overcome the loss oc by the non-overfow of the Colorado river. George ". Norton, the original To- cator of 'he Mohawk canal, left ;onple of watrrne!ons at this ot;ic, be other day. The melons weighed 75 lbs. and were delicious. They were grown on Mr. Nortons ranch in Mohawk valley.
 Ir. and Mrs Hirtlee received lumirer of elegant am;I valuable we'd ling presents. Mrssrs. J. L. Powell. R. Fl. Reynolds, II. II. Powell and T