The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30

Col. ii. Z. Harris mas Deen appointed by
Governor Znlick a notary public of this
county, to reside at Harrisburg.
Hon. E. J. Simpson and several Other
northern legislators passed through Yuma
on their way home, during the week.
, Miss c. Jaeger arrived in Yuma Monday
where she viii remain some time. Hel
many friends extend a cordial welcome.
Considerable gold dust is being received
by the merchants from the Cocopah range
in Lower California, and Sonora, Mexico.
Contra cts for furnishing supplies to the
Territorial Prison for the ensuing fiscal year
will be aw srded next week by the Prison
Commissioners.
Rev. F. NJ. Doan, of the South ella Canal
Co.. visited Yuma Thursday morning. Mr.
D9an comes from Los Angeles to transact
Legal business for his company.
Several car loads CT sugar pine lumber
from Lake Charles, Louisiana, passed
through here last week; the lumber was
consigned to Los Angeles parties.
The stage line from the railroad by way
Of Norton's ranch to the Harqua Hala mines
will be the shortest and most desirable as
soon as the line is opened for business.
General S. Summers ranch belov town is
one of the pref est places in Arizona. A.
though IL has been in cultivation bmt a short
time, the orchard and vineyard "shows up"
in great style.
Mr.. o. Daniel brought down from Plo
mesa district a few days ago specimens Of
gid rock the ii hest ever found anywhere
in Arizona. The specimens can be seen at
4. Frank store.
A large number of witnesses from Harqua
Fl ia were con gregatel here on Friday
next. They were subpoenaed to testify in
several cases OF misdemeanor to lie tried be
fore Judge Ira Mabbett.
Rena Marselis, supported by strong
company, Will play "The Farmers Daugh
ter" and 'Peck's Bad Boy" at the A. O. |
y. W. Lodge room or next Monday even
ing Reserved seats, 81.
A box of orange and lemon blossoms.
lines and aprlcots nearly fall grown, and !
other evidences" of our early frpits, were
sent to Sacramento on Wednesday to be
placed on exhibition there.
The Phoenix Herald publishes Icing and |
interesting Interview with Captain Frank
:. IngailS concerning the vast acres Of wild
hemp growing near the farm Of the latter,
some nine miles from town.
Geo. Kays, a convict of Yavapai county.
left for Prescott yesterday in charge o. Dep
uty Sheriffs Hickey and jackson. Rays
was convicted several years ago Of murder
and has been granted new trial.
Captain c. IT, Weber, deputy Internal
Re, enue Collector, died suddenly in Tucson
last week. i.fr. Weber as formerly res
ident of Yuma and for long time acted as
clerk ia the qua termaster's department.
Oeofre Daniel came down from Ehren-
berg in the early part Of the week. He re
ports that the new strike in Plomcsa dis
trict is proving all that was claimed for it,
and that the owners are pushing work on
their property.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are known to be
TIE safest, sarest and best purgative medi
cine ever offered to the public. They are
mild yet certain in their effects, give tone
and strength to the stomach, and keep the
syste,u in perfedt, healthy condition.
The Phoenix Gazette says: "Miss Rena
Maraei's appeared at the nrera house in
Kathleen Mavourneen" last evening.
Miss Marselis as Kathleen Is a success
There is an ease and smoothness about her
acting that is pleasure to her audience.
She ia ably supported by good company.
Victor Marseils is a bright young comedian.
Baseball and football are INDUCED in
almost daily by Tuma's youngest genera
tion. The Indians also eau he seen at any
time deep in the intricacies of ''Oh- toor" or
the pole game-one of their favorite sports.
Their rapidly moving figures lend a dash
ing aic to the other Use quiet upper portion
of Main street
Mr.. II. E. Harris, of Harris burg, liar
qua Hsla) arrived here from California On
Monday and LETT the follow ing day for Il
mines. MIR. Harris believes the Walton,
Stein and Sullivan mines to be very rio
and says late advices from the camp contin-
ne to report an abundance OF very nigh |
grade re being taken cut
The SENTINEL cffice acknowledges With |
thanks the gift of several beautiful tdel
weiss flow era recently received by the donor
from Switzerland. These exquisite blos
SONS, as is well known, are among The rar.
est of flowers o wing to their thriving among
the highest, most inaccessible and conse-
qpen:ly most dangerous peaks of the Alps.
The pepper trees planted along Judge
Isaac Levy's Main street property are
already sending forth shoots. Mr.. A.
Franks venture in this direction bids fair
to prove fully as successful. We would |
suggest that every property owner on Main
street follow their example, wien a few
years would render this the handsomest |
thoroughfare in the Territory. MIR. Gan
dulfo's trees are in full foliage.
Mr.. Emil Riedel, the well known ltera- |
teur, " hose contributions to many of the !
n1st prominent German periodicals OF
America and Germany have given him an
eminent standing in current literature, re-
Gently published an interesting four-column |