The Arizona sentinel., 1888-07-21

I MT. Thurlow started new growth ( hair on his aristocratically polise pate.
 Major Fred. w. Smith, Receive United States Land Office, Tucsor passed here on his way to Californi on Monday. Major Smith has man friends in Yuma, large number c whom met and gave him a cordia welcome on his arrival.
 The dining room of the Southerl Pacific hotel has been most elaborate ly and tastefully painted and repa pered. The work is first class, tn well lighted and spacious dining hal appearing to splendid advantage.
 Judge W. H. Mills, well knowr and prominent attorney, died at hi home in Martinez, California, las week. Judge Mills has d son som' where in the Territory engaged il mining.
 Chief engineer L. D. Chillson, oi the Saunders ditch, is here and re ports the canal as running bank full of water The settlers are at work irrigating and improving their land.
 The railroad ice house appears to be about ready to burst open and it be came necessary to drive heavy timbers on the outside, thereby preventing g "brcak-up."
 Captain F. w. Smith says the Mo hawk canal is a magnifcent success and the lands irrigated by it are the finest in the world
 Miss Julia E. Gray's name appears in the official list, as representative from Yuma, in the National Educa- tional convention.
 Mrs. Frariio, the amiable wife of Rafael J. Fraijo, of Paymaster, was in town during the week visiting rel atives.
 c. Tedrow, the successful saloon man, is having new porch bnilt on the south si e of his popular place of resort.
 Louis Iaecpr one of the most pop ular young gentlemen of Yuma, has gone to Colton on a visit to lis par ents.
 The clerkship of the Indian agency is still vacant, Mir. Rountree's sue cessor not having been appointed.
 C. w. Brown, Q prominent mining expert of C.lifornia is out hnre exam ming the placers of this vicinity.
 The ,amnaign has scarcely hnqur. hut Va -1nai 'untv has a'rea1v ley; n for sheriff in the fed
 Hon. I. E. Solomon and wife of Sol omonvilie were passengers on Mon day's west-bound express.
 Avenciragn, the principal witness 'n tho Glamis murder case, is printer from Zacatecas, Mexico.
 Hon. Charles Baker was here du- ring the week and renorts every thing dourisbing up the Gila.
 The newly annointad agent of the Colorado river Indian Reservation has not yet arrived.
 Martin Wetzeps daughter is here from Los Angeles, on a visit to Adam Bossung's family.
 Flags, fire crackers and large as Sor'ment of fire work son hand at Gan dolfo's store
 The Paymaster mines are looking hotter than ever. The ore runs very high in silver. BoRN-At Yuma, Julv 18th, 1888, to the wife of Joaquin Olaeta, a daugh ter.
 The membership nf Yuma Lodge No. :, A. o. U. W. is rapidly in- 
 The ladies are to be congratulated ,n the success of the church ice cream social.
 SAe-Whisk, chief of the Diguena Indians, is here taking in the sights.
 Yuma Legion Select Knights meets T 'xt Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
 Large quantities of melons from Fownsend's ranch are being sold.
 Hon. Samuel Purlv has returned from his trip up the Gila valley.
 Joseph Cottreall arrived here from Florence yesterday on visit.
 The A. o. U. w. hall will be ready for occupancy next week.
 Judge Isaac Levy will leave for the sea coast in a few days.
 Peter Munson has left Taona and is now located at Glamis.
 Two prisoners discharged from the 1enitentiary this week
 H. w. Blaisdell was in town on Wednesday.
 Miss Isabelle Smith left for home a ;ew days ago.
 A. Frank receivsd car lnnd of icn