The Arizona sentinel., 1888-10-06

| down two convicts on Tuesday last.
 MT. Wills, of Aztec, Yuma county, dug
 sweet potato last week weighing p pounds
 Mrs c. H. Brinley and son arrived hom
 on Monday from visit to friends in Tucson Q Gen. NJ. H. Sherman and family of Phoe
 nix passed through Yuma on Monday last 0 John Markle will leave tomorrow fo
 California; he will be absent only a fev
 days.
 All Justices of the Peace are supplied
 with the necessary blanks for registering voters.
 Hon. Isaac Lyons attended the meeting of the Board of Prison Commissioners dur ing the week.
 The dog poisoncr is abroad and severe lesson should be taught the malefactol when discovered.
 Hon. Chas. R. Drake has sold his copper mines situated 70 miles North of Tucson for large sum of money.
 c. F. Mohrig of Los Angeles who owns some mining property in Silver district is expected here next week.
 It is reported that another butcher shop will soon make its appearance upsn Main Street, total of five.
 Vandalism, both malicious and unpro- voked, have excited the ire of our citizens during the past week,
 Hon. F. R. Brady of Florence was here during the week. to attend the meeting of the Prison Commissioners. w. 4. Freese was passenger on Sun days East bound express Mr. Freese is en- of the solid citizens of Phoenix.
 The rurlor is current that Hon. Thos, Gates, Superintendent ot the Territorial Prison, will visit Yuma in the near future.
 L. D. Chilson Superintendent of the Saunders canal was in town few days ago and reports everything hourishing up his way.
 Frank B. Wightman and W. A. Wer- ninger are taking a trip through the Gila valley making new acquaintances and re- newing old ones.
 Jesus Redondo's canvas awning was cut to pieces recently, and unprincipled parties we are told, attempted to turn loose beef cattle from several corTals
 Hon. Cameron H. King, late Conmis- sioner of Immigration, has opened a law office on the corner of Montgomery and California Streets, San Francisco.
 Capt. J. A. Mellon B. F. Whitmer and H. H. Powell have returned from their trip to the Gulf of California. Shooting and fishing, they report, were excellent.
 Doc Carter was in town short time ago and reports that pay ore is being taken out of the Lohman mine faster than it can be hauled away. The mill will start up next week.
 Judge c. A. Ringwald, whose office of Justice of the Peace in Yuma was declared vacant by the Beard of Supervisors, has re- fused to surrender the books and papers of the office.
 Geo. W. Norton, Ira West, W. A. Wer- ninger and A. Casares have been deputized by the County Recorder of Yuma County u register electors whose names are not on the Great Register.
 D. NJ. Burns ex-secretary of State of California now of Durango Mexico was here few days ago. MT. Barns has become very wealthy since his stay in Mexico being tie owner of valuable mining property.
 Hon. Geo. H. Stevens arriy ed here on Sunday from Washington where he did some good work for Graham County. Mr Stevens will be the Councilman from his County and that means that his section will be ably represented.
 Mir. T. E. Wiley, l46 Chambers St. New York City, says that Ayers Sarsaparilla cured him of dry and scaIy humor, from which he had suffered intolerably. He adds: "I have not now blemish on my body, and my cure Is wholly due to Ayers Sarsaparilla"
 Jim Cushenberry, one of Arizona's well known pioneers arrived here a few days ago. Mir. Cusbenberg was one of the first owner of the celebrated Vulture mine ard 1 also made big ''clean up in this County; | he is here for the purpose of examining | some valuable mines of Yuma County and | it is a safe thing to say that he viii find l just the kind of mining property he desires
 Richard Marahle was in town on Sur- day last. Mir. Marahle is farming in the Gila valley near Aztec and is very much | pleased with the County, he has fifteen acres under cultivation and says that everything is doing nicely. Mir. Marable is one of the owners in the "People's irriratino canal conD-