The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-10-26

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business matters.
Charley Landen leaves for his Mohawk
ranch in few days.
Be sure and read D. Calisher's notices il
to-day's SENTINEL.
J.H. Shanessy returned from trip tc
Florence few days ago.
Palemon Avia left for Los Angeles on a
short visit few days ago.
Harry Carpenter has taken charge of the
Tombstone Custom House.
James L. Powell returned on Thursday
from short visit to Phoenix.
Hon. ]. H. Behan returned from Phoenix,
in the early part of the week.
Hon. Thomas Gates returned yesterday
from visit to Los Angeles.
The town is filling up with strangers,
who are delighted with our climate.
Jack Dalton, a well-known Silver Dis
trict miner, was in townyesterday.
Yuma Lodge No. Z, A. o. U. W., is pros
pering and the membership increasing.
Hon. Samuel Purdy returned home
Tuesday from trip up the ella valley.
Oranges are ripe and the fruit
this season appears to be finer than ever.
James L. Powell will move up to his
ranch on the Farmers canal next month.
Master Mechanic Carroll and brother of
Tucson, wers in Yuma, Tuesday morning.
NJ. Verdugo the Nogales murderer, has
been sentenced to be hung December Goth.
Leo Lyons, one of the best hotel men in
the West, left for Tucson a couple of days
ago.
Work will be resumed next week on
several mines in the Castle Dome mining
district.
Hon. L. w. BIinn, formerly of Tomb
stone, has permanently located in Los
Angeles.
Joe Yer Veer, the efficient S. P. conduc-
tor paid the SENTINEL office pleasant call
yesterday.
]. P. Petersen came in from his mine yes
terday and reports everything in flourish
ing condition.
Hon. Charles H. Brinley and his son
Charley, went in to Los Angeles this week
for few days.
Supervisor o. F. Townsend left for
Tucson Thursday on business with the
United States Land Office.
Henry w. Brady left for Florence Thurs
day on visit to his parents. He will re-
turn to Yuma in about ten days.
We are pleased to announce the recovery
of DR.. J. HI. Taggart, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks.
Fred Carroll, the celebrated pitcher of
the Pittsburg baseball nine, passed through
westward bound few days ago.
The attention of our readers is called
to the extraordinary announcement made
by John Gandolfo in another column.
Watermelons are plentiful and cheap;
they are purchased principally by the In
dians, who seem never to tire of the fruit
David Balsz is still down at Lerdo,
Mexico, receiving cattle and is not ex-
pected in Yuma until about November %.
Miss Hannah Latimer, of Globe, a niece
of Mrs. A. Tyner, is visiting Eere for the
winter the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyner.
Frank Galloway, a nephew of Andrew
Tyner, who has been here for few weeks
past left for Les Angeles on Wednesday
last.
III. Luckey, of the Mohawk Valley,
has been appointed Deputy Collector of
United States Customs at La Osa, Pima
county.
10. F. Thornton is President and F. NJ
Doan Vice President of the South ella
Canal Company; both gentlemen reside at
Chrystoval.
Frank Ewing says that he sent away ripe
oranges on Thursday, which he picked from
trees in Eugene SanguiEetti's garden on
Madison avenue.
Purdy Relyea has gone to San Francisco,
where he intends to continue the study of
law with one of the leading attorneys of
the Golden Gate City.
Robt. Strauss and e. w. Jageman of
Aztec are in town on short visit. Both
gentlemen honored the SENTINEL with a
pleasant call yesterday.
D. v Carter and Miss Julia Laughlin,
were married in Phoenix on October 18TH
The best wishes of the Sentinel accompany
the happy young couple.
A. L. Archibald and his bride passed
through Yuma, Wednesday, westward
bound. Mr. and Mrs Archibald will re-
turn to Chrystoval next month.
The Sunday dinners at Sam Gillespie's
Southern Pacific hotel are the best in the
Territory. Hyou are fond of epieurean
pleasures dire at Gille spies tomorrow.