The Arizona sentinel., 1888-09-01
LOCAL NOTES.

Hiram W. Blaisdell was in town during the week.
 Frank Avila arrived in town from his ranch some days ago.
 Ed. Hewitt, former resident of Yuma, has located in Tucson.
 Supervisor David M. Field is up the An telope canal on business trip.
 Regular meeting Yuma Lodge No. : A. O. U. w. Tuesday evening next.
 Nell Greanleaf is in town looking up the prospects of this bustling burg.
 James E. Mack, of San Bernardino, left for his home on Tuesday morning.
 Hon. L. W. Blinn and wife were passen- gers on Wednesday east-bound express.
 Superintendent Brown, of the Pasadena mining company, was in Yuma during the week.
 Deputy U. S. Marshal Will Smith passed through town on his way to Tucson a few days ago.
 Jndge De Forrest Porter, wife and child were passengers on Sundays east bound express.
 H. Hartman, one of the owners of the Knoxville district mines, was in town on Wednesday.
 The school managed by the kind Sisters .CN II co II 4 Monday next.
 Chris Horner turns out as fine wagons and buggies from his shops as any on the Pacific Coast
 Geo. L. Marston, a Phoenix typo, paid the SENTINEL visit as he passed through Yuma on his way to San Diego.
 Miss Julia E. Gray has left San Francisco for Mississippi, where she will act as prin cipal of the Blue Mountain college.
 Bill Neahr has been elected delegate to the Maricopa county Democratic conven- tion, to be held at Phoenix next week.
 Born, at Yuma, August 10, 1888, to the wife of Jos. Stein, son. Joes many Prescott friends congratulate him-Courier,
 Judge G. A. Ringwald having received a full supply of blanks, is now ready to reg ister voters whose names are not on the Great Register.
 Frank L. Ewing has been very sick for some time past, but is now getting better and it is thought will have completely re- covered by next week.
 Louis Miranda was tried before Judge G. A. Ringwald on Tuesday on the charge of assault; he was found guilty and fined ten dollars or twenty days.
 The Arkansaw saloon is being repainted and fixed up in fine style. Andy says that he has just received new stock of fine double-stamped goods.
 James L. Powell has been reappointed U. s. Inspector of Customs at this port; splendid appointment, as Jim is not only capable but popular as well.
 Captain Jerry Shine, an old pioneer of this Territory, is in town; Jerry is living in the Cocopah country and is engaged in fsaDeI' z-aasai azslis;per hssisaes-roe.a D., Judge G. NJ. Knight has sued out a writ Of mandamus to force the country treasurer to pay hiln his salary as district attorney in cash. instead of warrants which are balou | par.
 Hon. Anthony G. Hubbard and Lura Al. | len Spoor were married at Lugonia on We'd | nesday, August 18th. MT. Hubbard's many friends throughout Arizona join with 'he SENTINEL in wishing the happy couple a long, prosperous and happy life.
 D. A. and M. L. Lindley, prominent bus mess men of Sacramento CoI;for,;a . the week in the Mohawk valley, examining the prospects and advantages of that favor. ed section. Both gentlemen ara birlJ,- pleased with Mohawk, and say their visit will prove of great advantage to this conn ty as they will induce others to join them in the investing of capital for the purchase of land and water ill Mohawk valley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Camille Rouillier were ser enaded on Monday night, and after enioy- ing the hospitality of the newly married couple, the musicians treated Judge c. H. Brinley, J. w. Darlington and other citi- gems to a serenade. The music was first class and the players were the recipients of much praise; the following gentlemen con- stltuted the musical portion of the party: James L. Powell, Jay Gould, Charles A. Jackson aud Gus Lee. ;