The Arizona sentinel., 1888-08-04
LOCAL NOTES.


 The summer fights have begun.
 Robert Cant was in town on Tuesday.
 Nr. wm. Burke was In town during the week.
 Frank Vomocil was in town during the week.
 The new church will be built on Main street.
 B. F. Hartlee is back from the Agua Cal iente springs.
 Mrs. Andrew Tyner has gone to Callfor- pis on visit.
 The ice-cream peddler is doing 'land office" business.
 Commodore Alexander Berry has taken passage on the Mohave.
 "Red Cross" Claret; rich, pure and delic- ious, at John Gandolfo's store.
 Mrs. Heilborn accompanied her husband np the river on the steamer.
 Assessment work is the order of the day at the various mining camps
 The nights are very cool and pleasant; the days not uncomfortable.
 A fine line of new prints and ginghams just received at Gandolfo's. f
 Miss Jssusita Martinez has gone to Pay master on visit to her sister The telephone line between Yuma and Arzby is in successful Operation.s
 Democratic bandanas and Republican handkerchiefs for sale at Gandolfos.
 Yuma Lodge No. : A. o. U. w. meets Tuesday evsaing at eight o'clock. The repairs on the steamer Gils will not be completed for several weeks yet.
 The hill on the south side of the hotel is to be cut down by railroad laborers.
 Japanese silks, Persian lawns and pop fins in stock at John Gandolfo's store
 Dr. J. Ward. U. s. A., was passenger on Wednesdays east-bound express.
 Mrs. Frank L. Ewing has gone to New York on visit for couple of months.
 John Gandolfs has just received car load of SchEtz's celebrated Milwauk beer o. F. Townsend has fine large pair of road-rnnuerr in cage at the express office. Colonel Lowell Jerome passed through town & few days since on his way to Tue son. ''0ld Roman" punch has the call here just now, to the average spirit compounder's dismsy. signor "Bcnes" McCarty went up on steamer Mohave to the Needles on tour of inspection. The pay car gladdened the hearts of the railroad boys on Wednesday, by distribut- ing Tots" of coin.
 Plant trees on the Gila levee, widen the smbankment, and there will be created splendid promenade. tine lot of fresh and fat dried beef re- ceived yesterday from Sonora, at John Gan dolfo's head quarters The fumas have large acreage planted | in wheat, melons, corn and squash, in the Gila bottom near town. The village school house has been re- | painted and plastersd; sheds repaired and | in fact generally improved.
 Some heated arguments for and against | free whiskey were the cause of several men being "knocked out" this week.
 General Nelson A. Miles and staff passed | through Yuma on Wednesday, bound for the scene of the Indian outbreak.
 Captain POlhamus returned home on Tuesday and on the following day left by | steamer Mohave for Fl Dorado Canon. Crosse and Blaekwelrs pickles: boneless chicken; Spanish olives and ''sich like" of good eatables en sale at John Gapdolfo's mammoth store. Ayers Ague Cure never fails to neutrAlize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system. This preparation is purely vegetable, contains no harmful in- gredicnts, and, if taken according to direc- tions, is warranted to cure fever and Ague. Try it.
 The Yuma Indians were invited to feast | last Saturday at the Fort Yuma school. for the purpose of counting them. Only four hundred were present, the majority of the tribe not presenting themselves, as they object for superstitious reasons to being counted.