The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1888-11-03

IN his ear lately.
Mr.. A. F. Whitfield has received
the appointment of teacher in tn,
Yuma public school.
Messrs. Darlington and Stein, of the
SENTINEL, visited the ella river settle
ments during the week.
We learn that one of the local res
tuarants, will receive regular shipments
of fresh fish, and oysters on the shell,
from California.
Supt. Behan has reason to be proud,
of the trotting qualities os his sorrel
colt, who gives promise of speedy work
in the near future.
We learn that Hon. Alonzo Bailey
of Globe has been seriously i'll of late.
We trust that his recovery will be ra-
pid and permanent.
We are enjoying the most delightful
weather Imaginable, our clear balmy
skies and even, pleasant temperature
excite the admiration of visitors.
1t appears very probable that the
proposed excursion of the steamer Mo
have to the Gulf of California, next
month, will attract participants from
various portions of Arizona and Cali
fornia
Judge Mabbett will receive the full
telegraphic dispatches of the coming
Presidential campaign, having con-
tracted with the telegraph company
to that effect. The convenience thus
afforded will be readily appreciated.
1t is with pain that we announce
the death of James Gortary, aged Sc
years, of pneumonia, last Tuesday
evening. He was at one time in the
employ of the railroad company mo
tive power department here, and was
well and favorably, known for his
kindly and sterling qualities.
The Gance given in the court house
on the evening of October 3Oth, by the
local candidates, proved very enjoy
able. Dancing was kept up until an
early hour. A well appointed lunch,
provided by c. W. Hopkins of the
Palace Restaurant, was an accessory
thoroughly appreciated by the guests
The steamer ella returned from
trip to the Needles Tuesday. Captain
Mellon informs US that he transported
the Clip ten stamp mill to Norton's
Landing where it will be used for re
lucing the ores of the Red Cloud
mine. We also learn that large guam |
titles Of gold dust are being taken
rom the La Paz placers.
B. F. Whitmer, the courteous and
accommodating railroad agent, is con-
SANITY adding to his collection of
reptiles and insects. Among
lis latest acquisitions is an unusually |
arge "side wiper" rattlesnake, and |
also g "freak" lizard, possessing two
5ails. He is now looking for tail
With two lizards.
1t may not be generally known that
Messrs. Geo. H. Daily, Deputy |
Collector of the Port of Yuma, and
Richard Rule, formerly Secretary of
he Prison, are prominent democratic
candidates for seats in the Lower
House of the next Territorial LegisIa-
i've Assembly, from Cochise County.
Mr.. Daily is at present clerk of the
District Court at Tombstone and Mr..
Rule is the efficient editor of the Epi-
aph.
The Prison sewer is nearly com
,leted. Aside from the benefit to the
9enitentiary, the town will also reap
many advantages from a sanitary
Joint of view, and upon that fact, we
AVE good cause for self-congratulation.
The work is being carefully, con-
clentiously and thoroughly done not
o speak of its cheapness and perma-
tent value. Superintendent Behan is
Untitled to the thanks of this commu-
lity in particular and the Territory /
for the ably management
displayed in this instance.
Personal.
Mr.. N. e. Frohlichs tein, of Mobile. Ala.
writes: 81 take great pleasure in recon-
nending DR.. Kings New Discovery for
having used it for a severe
ttack of bronchitis and catarrh. 1t gave !
ne instant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. 1 also beg
% state that had tried other remedies
With no good results. Have also used Elec-
ric Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
10Th of which l can recommend.
Dr. Kings ev Discovery for Consumr- !
ion, coughs and colds, is sold on positive
,Harantee.
Trial bottles free at A. Franks store.