The Arizona sentinel., 1888-03-03
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Office of the Board of Supervisors.

board met pursuant to call at clook P. M. Roll called present Chairman c. V. Needen Supervisors O. F. Townsend and Clerk Supervisor D. M. Field absent.
 On motion Board proceeded to examine warrants presented for the purchase of Yu- ma County bonds. Same were found cor rect.
 Minutes read and approved.
 On motion Board adjourned sine die. c. V. MEEDEN, Chairman. J. L, REDoNDo, Clerk.
 Merchants all busy.
 Ed. Baker is in tovn.
 The Gila River is rising.
 The Mohawk canal bonds are "beauties. ? Harry Dawson is here from Castle Dome.
 Peter Manson is here from Mohawk val ley
 Town property in demand and figures get ting high.
 Mir. Win. Burke has gone to Fl Paso on a business trip,
 William Miller school trustee of Tacna 'ras in Yuma yesterday.
 Yuma Lodge No : meets on Tuesday evening next at o'clock.
 Mrs. Hall Hanlon honored the SENTINEL with call few days ago.
 Jack Stwart an old time Arizonian arri- we'd here from California yesterday.
 Frank Ewing was here yesterday and re. ports every rything Hou-ishing at Araby.
 M. Staiger who is working some mines in Cargs Machacho district is in town.
 C. Ginocchio Of San Francisco, lessee oi the hotel arrived in town few days ago.
 The County Board of School Examin,r: will meet on Monday next at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
 Charles E. Spencer the energetic Mohawk canal contractor was in town during the week.
 Col. Cameron H. King and wife have gone to Los Angeles and will return here next week.
 Esteven Cerrero has moved into the dwelling house on Madison Avenue, which adioins Godfrey's house.
 Judge George M. Knight contemplates building dwelling house in the western portion of the town.
 The apricot trees in Isaac Lyons garden are heavily laden with fruit which is all ready as large as marbles.
 Every man who has located land in the Gila or Colorado valleys should order a "bundle" of the SENTINEL extra.
 H. Teller who is heavily interested in canal enterprises along the Gila river in this county was in town on Tuesday.
 The Tempe lodge Ancient Order United Workmen, has organized building associa. tion with a capital of 5000 to build hall. The Yuma lodge should do likewise.
 J. M. Molina has live acres of barley growing on the other side of the slough near town. The barley is thriving nicely and sample left at this office shows 256 stalks to one root.
 Work on the freight depot at the foot of Main street will be commenced next week. The new depot will be on the South side of the track and will be great inn provement to the town.
 The South Gila development company filed it's articles Of incorporation in the re- corder's office on the first day of March The principal place of business is stated to be the town of Texas Hill, Yuma County
 Hon. Geo. H. Stevens treasurer of the Board of Prison Commissioners was in town yesterday. George Stevens is one of the most popular men in Arizona and deserved ly so, he is true to his friends and is cap able and worthy official.
 Butter sells in Southern Arizona all the year round at from 50 to 60 cents a pound. In no portion of the United States can dairy cows be fed, the year round, cheaper than they can be in Southern Arizona. The ex- planation for this curious state of affairs lies in the fact that our people are all GUS toners and few producers. There is rich field here fer a thousand gcod butter makers.