The Arizona sentinel., 1888-08-18

Ones girl can't treat oac coldly nov.
 Frank Ewing is back from Tucson.
 J. DelgadO arrived ksre yesterday after noon.
 Joseph L. Redondo has returned froz Tucson.
 Harry Neahr left for his ranch on We'd nesday morning.
 The summer being about over, strangers are arriving here daily.
 The penitentiary shops turn out first class shoes and clothing.
 The Yuma A. O. U. W. hall has three of the finest chandeliers in Arizona.
 The small boy is having lots of fun flying kites these pleasant breezy days.
 Oar markets have plenty of sound fat beef from the Mohawk valley, for sale.
 Fred Southworth of the East Araby ranch was in town few drys ago.
 s. Zenovich has purchased the Surprise mine, located in Castle Dome district.
 Messrs. O. F. Townsend and Samuei Purdy returned to Yuma on Wednesday. Captain F. s. Ingalls, aad family of the Pioneer ranch, were in town on Wednesday. The concrete pipe being used iu the pen- tentiary sewer is made at the Territorial Prison.
 Miss Ella Burton and Mrs G. W Norton spent last Sunday up at the Ewing ranch Hsar ATaby.
 lgnacio Carmelo and Joscpha Castro were joined in marriage by Rev. Father Chaucot oi Thur-day.
 Chsrle, E. Spencer, the successful Mo hawk contractor, is in Sacramento attending to canal matters.
 Judge Ira Mabbett has been notiied that his name has been placed on the Mexican war pension list
 Charles c. Benedict, of Aztec. spent a few days at the county seat ''proving up on his homestead entry.
 William E. Mack, one of the promoters of the Citrus canal, was a passenger on Thursdays east-bound express.
 The United States patent for the Redondo ranch has been received by the owners and was tlais week placed on record.
 Bill Mccoy has bonded the Black Metal mine for 6fty-6ve thousand dollars, working bond for three months; it expires Oct l2 Frank B. Wightman, ore of our most popular and valuable young gentlemen. made flying trip to Les Angeles during the week
 It Is said that some lady friends of Yuma Lodge No. , are busily engaged embroiler- ing handsome altar cloth for that sterling organization.
 Quite number of new entries have been made in the land office at this place dnring the past few days by parties from Yuma county.-Star;
 c. o. Ricke who is farming near Aztec, was here few days ago, and after Iemsin- ing short time left for Los Angeles, where he will remain for few weeks.
 The advertisement of the ''Magaolia" saloon appears in another column, and it is needless to say that Tedrow will treat you right should you care to "sinile.
 Thomas L. De Spain, one of Yuma coun- tvs best citizens, spent few days in town this week on land business. MT. De Spain Is engaged in stock raising near Aztec.
 An agent of Los Angeles oil company was in town few days ago trying to sell crude oil to be used as fuel; he made no sales. as good wood costs only two dollars a cord here.
 The news from the Macy and Mack mine is very encouraging; as greater depth is at. tained the ore is becoming more abundant and the high grade valne of the rock re- mains the same,
 Walt Millar, the superintendent of coa- struction on the Saunders canal, spent last Sunday in town. Col Chiilson has p!aca,i MT. Millar in full charge of the canal work and that is sufficient guarantee that the canal will be one of the best in the Gi!;, valley. The Saunders ditch when com pieted will irrigate about l5, 900 acres; water IS now running in the ditch as far as com zs. ssaRe land is being gpsepared for active