The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-03-16

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for the benefit of his health, but his
complaint was too far advanced to
hope for any cure Mrs. Shultz gave
Q the gentleman her kind and careful
attention during his illness. The fu-
0 neral took place on Tuesday afternoon,
and was well attended. The burial
service was conducted by Rev. H. j.
Ehlers
The Los Angeles Herald reports a
big winning, $4,000, made in a poker
game played in that city between a
prominent business man, J IL. Hav-
erly, w. w. Hurt and Fred Hart.
Haverly was the lucky man, and the
following day came to Yuma accom-
panied by Hurt and Hart. They
remained here for couple of days,
after which they left for Phoenix.
The United States Fish Commits
SONS steamer, "Albatross," Lletenant
Commander Tanner in command, is
now anchored at the mouth of the
Colorado river and will remain there
for several days. A party of San
Diegans will arrive here to morrow
and 90 down to the Gulf of California
on a visit to the "Albatross."
A Mexican whilst digging near
Fort Yuma a few days ago found the
skull of woman and lot of human
hair. He did not continue his work,
and the "fnd" has caused considera-
bic talk; some claiming that it was
very likely one of the many victims of
the Glandon robbers and murdeTers of
years ago.
Commander Tanner, of the Alba
tross, was not satisfied with the charts
of the upper end of the Gulf, so before
leaving San Diego for Port Isabel he
wrote Captain j. A. Mellon about it,
and the Captain kindly sent Mr.. Tan
ner correct sailing directions for his
course towards the Colorado River.
All the elements which nature re
quIres to make the hair beautiful and
abundant, are supplied In Ayers
Hair Vigor This preparation keeps
the scalp free from dandruff, prevents
The hair from becoming dry and harsh
and makes it flexible and glossy.
Mrs w. H. Treichler arrived here
from Sacramento on Monday, and /
Wednesday morning left with her son
Mr.. Henry Treichler, for their ranch
in the Mohawk valley, which is one of
the most valuable farms in that fer
tile valley.
Sam Gillespie makes speciality of
giving an extra good dinner every
Sunday. So, Yumaltes, take due no
tice and go to the S. P Hotel to-
morrow if you want to enjoy first
class dinner.
Hiram w Blaisdell received this ,
week two thousand rooted grape
vines from New York state, which he
will plant on his Araby ranch The
vines are of the "White Niagara
variety.
work IS being hurried along on If
the sand hill alongside of the hotel, t
and in few weeks that mass Of sand a
will have disappeared, and a pretty
miniature park will cover its former
site. !
Since the big mining strike near v
EhrenbGrg the mail service needs some q
attention. The miners and settlers b
think they ought to have a daily ser n
vice, and will try to get it.
If the U. S. steamer Albatross
should remain atanchor for any length
Of time at Port Isabel an excursion
party will be gotten up from here to
visit the celebrated vessel. +
A number of Yumaites have gone l
to Tucson on pleasure trip. Most
Of them probably attended the ball a
last night given by the railroad boys. a
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale 1
at Gandolfo's.
The company which is being organ c
zed here for the purpose of manufac- c
curing tile, brick and terra Gotta will u
10 land Office business. !
The steamer ella left for Norton's r
with a cargo of assorted c
merchandise and machinery for the s.
Clip mining Company. I;
NJ. Davis, of Santa Rosa, Califor- j. =
Tia, who has been spending the winter ],
n Yuma, has left for his home, much j
improved in health R
The assessor is abroad and it is as C
onishing how many poor men are F
4round in these days when the roses az
ire in bloom"
1t is said that former guard of -
he Territorial Prison, now farming
p In the ella valley, is about to be :
married. -
There is some talk of organizing
Tub here, something on the style of -
he Commercial club of Tucson.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a 7
Nv figure call and see John Gandolfo, :
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