The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-03

friends in Southern California for several
weeks, got back to Yuma few days ago.
If you want to enjoy frst-class smoke
90 to the Southern Pacific hotel, and get
one of ''Kohlberg's" International cigars
The railroad pay car arrived in town
Wednesday and distributed several thous-
and dollars in lawful money of the q.
S. A.
w. f. Griffith arrived here from Sac
ramento to-day. Mr.. Griffith is the owner
of valuable piece of farming land in the
Mohawk valley.
Henry NJ. Whitley, representative of the
Springfield, Mass, fire insurance COM
pany, paid this town business visit in the
early part of the week.
The ties along the railroad track are be-
ing taken up the entire length of this d.
vision. The old ties are cut into firewood,
for use on the engines.
Richard Reynolds, having been offered
the position of assayer and melter of the
Vulture mill, has resigned his position as
guard at the Territorial Prison.
George w. Diegan, printer, fell dead in
Phoenix on Sunday last When found an
old proof sheet lay upon his breast, the title
of which was, Caught at last
That well-known and popular pioneer,
Mr.. L. J. F. Jaeger, more Familiarity known
to his friends as "Donde Jaeger" is visit
ing his old home in Pennsylvania.
The enterprising merchant, H. Boxin,
has force of men dwelling a piece of
ground on Main street preparatory to build
ing row of comfortable dwelling houses.
The Sunday dinner at the Southern
Pacific Hotel is well patronized, and gives
general satisfaction. Tomorrow an extra
good dinner will be given, so be sure and
dine at the rs. P"
The order of the Board of Supervisors pro-
hibiting children from jumping on and off
from moving traius'is now in effect; it is to
be hoped that that the officers will see that
the order is obeyed.
Charles Young las accepted the position
of day clerk at the Southern Pacific hotel.
Mr.. Young is very popular and afable
gentleman, and his appointment is sure to
give general satisfaction.
Geo. w. Norton was in town few days
ago; ne kindly presented the SENTINEL
Office with sample of sugar beet, weight
twelvepounds, and an onion of four pounds,
grown on his ranch on Mohawk canal.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's. +
Although several inquiries have been
made by interested parties, no information
can be obtained of the whereabouts OF
William Lahey, who was sentenced to a
term of imprisonment by the Mexican au-
thorities some time ago for killing Coco
pah Indian.
The red appearance of the moon for the
past three nights, was thought to indicate
the approach of "warm weather. But,
some claim that when fair luna sheds a |
roseate hue, that it means war; Judging
from the occurrences hereabouts lately, the |
latter idea is pretty near correct.
Wednesday, August 2lst, will be the
fourteenth anniversary of the organization |
of that strong and worthy organization, |
the Ancient Order of United Workmen. |
Many of the lodges in this Jurisdiction will
celebrate the day and undoubtedly Yuma
No. z, will open the lodge room to its
friends with cordial welcome.
Gold avenue fold town. will soon be de-
nounced as thing of the past, with now
and then a feeting cloud which will drop
aqua pura upon the man who rocks the
cradle, but when the cleanup from that
same rocker is made, John will be pleased
to realize that he rocked orc fino instead of
another mans son.-Alamo Nugget.
Mr.. Lee Lyons has just returned from Seat
tie, and is now filling the position OF steward
at the Souther Pacific Hotel to the satisfac-
tion of all. Mr.. Lyons is an old resident of
Yuma, and last summer filled the same posi-
ton that he now does at the Southern Paci.
tic Hotel. His many friends and acquajnt-
ances will be pleased to hear of his return.
The Probate Court was in session this
week, and transacted the following bust
ness: In the matter of the estate OF d. NJ.
Harwood, deceased, full distribution of
property was ordered. In the Neahr
estate, sale of property was ordered, and in
the F. w. Smith estate, letters of admins
5ration We're issued to Geo. Carroll and J.
W. Darlington.
Mr. John Gandolfo, a prominent and
wealthy merchant of Yuma, left on Thurs
lay morning on a trip to his old home in
italy, which he has not visited for MANY {
years. He will be absent for three months.
md before his return will visit the great
Paris exposition. Mr.. Gandolfos friends ,
n Arizona wish him pleasant voyage and
/ "jolly good time"
Tuesday evening the teams loaded with
upplies for Kirkland, Cochrane & GRAY,
he purchasers of the Harqua Hala bo- ]
lanzas, pulled out from Phoenix. They l
we're accompanied by A. Fl. Peoples, who |
las secured the wood contract for the new +
company. Operations will be begun in