The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-09
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES,
Edward Baker came down from his ranch
yesterday.
Miguel Molina came in from his ranch g
few days ago.
Mr.. Kilcullin came in from Picacho dis
trict Thursday.
Hon, Thomas Halleck will return from
California to-day.
Sig. Simon, of San Francisco, was in
town during the week.
Choice imported Havana and Vera Cruz
cigars. from III cents up to % cents each,
at the Southern Pacific hotel bar.
Miss Zoila Martinez left for California.
Thursday on a short visit.
Frank Van Ness returned to Norton
Landing on Sunday last.
]. NJ. Moline returned home from Lerdo,
Mexico, on Wednesday last,
= Charles E. Spencer left for California d
few days ago on business visit.
Rev. Father c. NJ Algermissen is visit
ing the Fort Yuma Indian school.
Four comfortable dwelling houses tc
rent. Apply at SENTINEL office. If
Born-In Yuma, November 9th, 1889, to
the wife of Peter Aune; a daughter.
Sam Gillespie made flying trip to Los
angeles in the early part of the week.
II. Sultan was in Yuma during the week
and left yesterday for San Francisco.
u. NJ. Alvarado, of Transfers Camp, is
in town purchasing supplies for his ranch.
L. C. Moreland, the well-known mining
man, paid this office a pleasant call yes
terday.
Ify o.. want to enjoy some Golden Sheai
Whiskey" eight years old or three star Mar.
tell, call at the Southern Pacific hotel bar
your wish will be gratifed.
Mr.. Ascheman, the Phoenix druggist,
was passenger on Thursdays West bound
express.
''ThS Yuma Literary Club, !" will soon be
one of the successful organizations of the
village.
Lieutenant J. Richards OF the fourth
cavalry passed through Yuma Thursday
morning
Captain Fl. Delany and family of Fort
Thomas were passengers on Sundays west
bound express.
Lucky" Baldwin's daughter passed
through Yuma on her way to California a
few days ago.
H. H. Mcpherson of the Colorado river
Placer Mining Company, was in town
Thursday morning.
Thomas Polhamus and his sisters Miss
Georgia and Mrs. G. Oswald arrived from
San Pedro on Monday.
J. B. Steiger was in town Thursday and
left the following day for the Cargo Mu-
ehacho mining district.
The Blaisdell gold quartz mill is running
successfully night and day, on ore from the
Cargo Muchacho mines.
Jack Stwart's popular place of resort, the
Identical saloon" has been entirely reno
waited and the club rooms newly Aoored.
Sam Gillespie has made heavy purchase
of Yellowstone whiskey in bond, at Louis
vile, Kentucky, and keeps enough of it on
hand here to supply all who are fond of
fine liquor. +
Charles Pickenback, Superintendent Of
the Macy and Mack mines, left for his
place of business, in the early part of the
week.
&c. F. Jackson, Superintendent of the
Colorado River Placer Mining Company,
left last Thursday for Los Angeles on bust
ness for the company
Walter Spaulding, U. S. Inspector OF
Customs, has been kept quite busy this w elk
examining cattle being driven into this
county from Mexico.
The attendance at the Yuma public
school continues to improve. The average
number of pupils attending daily for the
past month was 70.
Do not forget TO contribute for the relief
OF the Dakota sufferers. Old clothing, in
fact anything which Twill keep out the
cold, will be acceptable.
United States Collector of Customs at
this port, Frank B. Wightman, collected
duties on four hundred and fifty head Of
cattle and one hundred horses, this week.
Stop Thief Il will pay $50 reward for
the arrest and conviction of the thief. OF
thieves who broke into the Lost Mine tun-
mel in Silver Distr,c-, some time during the
summer months, and stole therefrem NV
carpenter kit of tools, aud other minino
utensils. TAYLOR D. MACLEOD.
Alberta Mine, Oct. %, 80 PIT