The Arizona sentinel., 1888-05-26

A party of thirty ladies and gentlemen
 arrived from the East on Monday at Texa.
 Hill; their special car was side tracked anC
 the visitors soon began to look around the
 with Col. A. Woodward and O. E. Thornton
 in canal which is already surveyed; the 2 canal will be about fifty miles in length and
 on the South side of the Gila. The success , of the enterprise is almost assured and will,
 with the splendid showing made by the
 Mohawh canal, attract great many invest
 ors and settlers.
 MT. L. M. Martin, a prominent Iowa
 railroad man, and superintendent of the
 St. Louis, Des Moines & Northern R. R..
 says: con my return from recent trip
 South, where the water was very impure,
 was attacked with a violent case of cholera
 morbus. Having heard great deal of chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, concluded to try it and with the most beneficial results; within six hours I
 was completely cured" No well regulated household should ever be without bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. Sold by J. Gandolfo.
 Mir. D. Choate, prominent and wealthy citizen of San Diego, who has been stopping in Yuma for the benefit of his bealth, left for home yesterday. Mir. Choate has been here for about six weeks and his health hasimproved very much. He speaks very fatteringly of Yuma. and will return here in a few weeks.
 On Thursday morning Deputy Sheriff Roland of Cochise county, arrived with four prisoners for the penitentiary, as fol- 1 lows, to-wit: Perfilio Lingones, grand lar ceny, two years; Zacarias Bustamente, for gerry, one year; Manuel Lopez, grand lar oeny, five years, and Ramon Estella. grand larceny, one year.
 Ayers Pills are invaluable for the cure of .ieadache, Constipation, Stomach and Liver troubles, andall derangementso of the digest i've and assimilative organs. These Pillsare sugar coated, safe and pleasant to take, al- ways reliable, and retain. their virtue in any climate.
 The following named prisoners were re- ( ,eived from Maricopa County at the Terri 5Orial Prison, this week: Hicks, burglary. s i've years; Butter, burglary, three years; ( BIrney, burglary, three years; Sanchez, 1 grand larceny, one year; and Foster, grand t arceny, one year. |
 Wm. McCalleun .ne invalid who was as- lSt, -u py the liberal citizens of Yuma to re- turn to his family at Rock Island Illinois, 1as reached home safely and desires to thank those who were kind enough to be z friend him in the hour of need.
 That worthy aud capable gentleman, Hon. A. A. Bean of Pima county, has been appointed General Superintendent of the Company of Lower California. The company is very fortunate in seeming ' he valuable services of Col. Bean.
 MT. L. D. Chillson, the well-known civil engineer of Tucson, was here during the week. MT. Chillson has charge of the work t ,n the Peck canal and expects to turn the i water in the canal rext eek.
 It is said that the full set of hooks, axes md ropes will be sent here by the railroad q company, to be used iu case of fire. An ad t litional supply of hose has also been pro- " nised. Io
 A few Indians living on the Arizona side a ,f the river are dissa tistied with Miguel'sel ! 'ction as chief and it is said that they will ever their tribal relations with the Yumas.. Col. T. s. Noble the efficient Division r superintendent of the Southern P9eihc con- oany, passed through Yuma on Sunday last . with his family, bound for Santa Monica.
 The 6aile given by Louis Jaeger Jr., I Eugene Sanguinetti, Alberto Imperial and sam Ramazini at the hotel on last Saturday evening was magnificent success. f W. Dodd's section of land on the Araby 8 anal is being cleared, and crops will be s planted so as to prove up on the claim as t oon as possible.
 Mir. Asa Post raised twelve tons of bar s ey hay on five acres of land in Mohawk I alley, aoitho&t Gny irrigGtiOn. r A real Duke is in town. He IS tho son of our friend Geo. Duke. :,
 The Business Booming.