The Arizona sentinel., 1888-04-28

fact there seemed to be some rivalry as t' ' who should earn the 'booby'' prize. Game
 was called at tive o'clock p. m, Americans to the bat, and were promptly whitewashed
 The play was extremely tame and tht stakes were turned over to the Mexican club on score of l5 for the Americans tC 45 runs for their opponents. Don J. NJ
 Molina's field was the battle gaound and a lovely place it IS for the people of the town to c,ngregate and enjoy little outside dool victorious nine and Purdy Relyea of the American team.
 Albert F. Andrade upon arriving from San Francisco immediately departed foi Lerdo, Sonora, upon a business trip. It l. reported that General Andrade has latel, obtained greater and more important con sessions from the Mexican gor ernment thai ever before, and that heavy capitalists will shortly invest largely in the Lerdo grant, which comprises upward of million acre of remarkably fertile laed The prosperity of the colony, owing to its close proximity to Yuma, cannot fail to rebound to the | benefit of our citizens, and especially so ib d commercial sense, this being the natural shipping point for supplies and appliances
 Mir. L. NJ. Martin, a prominent Iowa railroad man, and superintendent of the St. Louis, Des Moines & Northern R. R, says: ''On my return from recent triI South, where the water was very impure, l was attacked with violent case of cholera morbus. Having heard a great deal Of chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, concluded to try it and with the most beneficial results; within six hours l was completely cured' No well regulated household should ever be without bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. Sold by J. Gandolfo. Judge Porter at Globe has rendered decis ion that the validity of the act requiring bond of S5.005 as necessary qualification of the Supervisors was sustained by the 1 member of the board five cents for disre garding the law Neither of the members will give the required bond, and as conse- quence they will vacate their seats They were elected and qualified before the pass age of the law making subsequent require | ments.
 The interesting Indian game of football as played by Yumas and Cocopahs upor Main street, excited the interest of specta- tors during the week. When it is remem bered that the ball used is about the size oi a croquet ball and the distance covered will readily be seen that after all the sport involves far more work than play. Betting was indulged in by the partisans of the respective champions.
 MT. c. w. Battell, a travelling man rep resenting Messrs. s. Collins Son & Co.,, printing inks, New York, after suffering intensely for two or three days with lame ness of the shoulders and back, completely cured it wish two applications of Chamber lain's Pain Balm. It cures lameness and rheumatism when all other treatment fails. Guaranteed and sold by Gaudolfo. Major '. ". Smith aI.d wife passed through here Sunday last on their way to California, with thc object of consulting eminent oculists concerning Mrs. Smiths eyes, which have caused her considerable trouble for some time past. She does not intend returning until fall. Her many Yuma friends wish her speedy recovery.
 General w E. Vandever, father of our Chas. Vandever, whose claim as Congress sional Representative for the Southern Cal ifornia district was contested by Joseph Lynch of the Los Angeles Herald, has been adjudged entitled to the seat by the Com mittee on Elections, which decision was subsequently, confirmed by the House
 Hon. Cameron H. King, Hon. Samuel Purdy and MT. E. B. Wagy have returned from their trip of inspection along the Gila river. They are delighted with the grow ing agricultural prosperity of the country visited, and report marked improvement and activity everywhere.
 MT. c. E. Spencer and wife of Sacra- mento, are with us again. We regret to learn thas Mrs. Spencer's health was far from good during her late visit to Califor- nia, but trust that our sunny climate will soon bring back her accustomed health.
 Hon. Geo. W. Norton, of Mohawk valley paid flying visit to Yuma a few days since immediately returning to the scene of his labOrs. He reports rapid strides in the con- struction of the now famous canal under his supervision.
 The Colorado river steamers with every trip bring down several bars of silver bull lion, the results of working the tailings of the Clip mine. A considerable amount is also transported to the Needles for shipment to San Francisco.
 A sample of ore, taken as an average, from Mack and Macey's miEe, gave return of ll4 ozs. gold, , ozs. siluer and 271 per cent. copper. The Argo Works, of Colo rado, offer MT. Frank SPA per ton net for the ore.