The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-03-09

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league, who is somewhat of a joker
tells US that handsome young LADY
and a spanking team were awaiting
Mr.. Daley at the door, hence his Gag
erness to "get out. Gazette.
The McClaren Brothers were
brought down to the renitentiary or
Tuesday by Sheriff Slaughter They
were convicted of manslaughter; Sam
McClaren was sentenced to seven
years and his brother to four years
Imprisonment in the Territorial Pris-
on.
Clergymen, lawyers, public speak
ers, singers and actors, all recognize
the virtues of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
One of our most eminent public men
says: at is the best remedy-that can
be procured for all affections of the
vocal organs, throat and lungs.
Captain Mellon had a number of
passengers on the steamer ella, on the
return trip. The steamer brought
down bullion, and concentration from
from the Red Cloud; 80 tons of ore
from Norton's as well as a mixed cargo
of wood hides and beavers skins.
The building of the piers for the
new bridge across the Colorado river,
at Red Rock is progressing slowly.
The caissons have not yet reached bed
rock their progress being interrupted
by deposit of boulders.
Miss G. NJ. Anderson, who has
been the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Hartlee,
for several months, left for Nash
vile, Tennessee, her home, on Monday |
Some mysterious locating of both |
mineral and agricultural lands in the
immediate neighborhood of Yuma
Turing the past week, is liable to star
lie some of our citizens ERE many
lays.
The adjourned meeting of the Dis
,rict on last Monday morning, was
lot held, consequently the court will
lot convene again until the regular
seeting in April.
The Yuma baseball nine are prepar
ng to hava number of practice games,
lfter which they will challenge the
Plungers to a match game for
leavy purse.
1t is said that the friends of the
Presbyterian missionary here are pre-
'aring to give him donation party;
his is right and prop.r r.
A cutting from a mulberry tree,
tainted this spring in Judge G. H.
'rinley's garden, is already rooted and
n full blossom.
Charley Lee and NJ. O'Keefe left
own few days ago for their mine,
7hich is located some fifteen miles
outh of Tacna
County recorder kyila is kept busy
ecording location notices and trans
ers of mining claims in the Harqua
lala country.
Any one finding a ring of keys
larked "watch No &c." will confer
avor by leaving the same at this Office
A stage line will be started at an
arly day between Mohawk Summit
nd Harqua Hala.
A company is being formed here for
lie purpose of manufacturing bricks,
les and terra Gotta.
The Colorado and ella rivers are e
9TH rising, but no danger of freshet S
apprehendeG. v
Annis Ragle has set out fine lot t
navel orange trees on his ranch b
low town.
Mead and raspberry twirls seem to \
i've captured the public taste in this t
lsy village. p
Alligator slough has an abundance .
water and the hunting there is now
'st-class.
The new management of the South r.
n Pacific hotel took charge on Mon r.
y last t
A great number of promonaders are [
It evenings now, enjoying moonlight a
alks. 6,
Professor Gus Lee is now dispensing o
ct goods at the New Capitol saloon. U
James Neahr is expected to arrive W
re within few days. v
Chris. Horner's new pump is said to =,
a splendid success. y
Billy Lacey arrived here from Cali Of
rnia on Thursday.
Eugene Sanguiunetti has been quite l.
during the week. fe
Miss Lilly Ewing was in town dur
G the week.
Hiram w. Blaisdell was in town