The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13
LOCAL NOTES.

w. H. TreichIer is in town on business visit.
 Frank L. Ewing came in from Araby on Monday.
 Hall Hanlon came in from his ranch Thursday.
 Edwin Mayes came in from Sentinel on Wednesday.
 Hon. Charles Baker was in Yuma dur ing the week.
 Frank vomicil left for Castle Dome land ing on Tuesday.
 Frank Ewing was in town in the early part of the week.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus returned from California on Sunday.
 FEB. Wagy returned to the Mohawk ranch several days ago.
 c. Ochsner was here few days ago at tending to land matters.
 Watermelors are now selling for two and half to five cents each.
 Charley Thiesen came down from Ehrenberga few days ago.
 The Yuma ice cream parlors will open next week on Main street.
 Mrs. Joseph Godfrey returned home from Los Angeles on Saturday last.
 Business in Judge Ira Mabbett's court this week has been very quiet.
 Mrs. M. Daniel went up on the steamer Gila to Ehrenberg to visit her son.
 A called meeting of the Water Storage Committee was held on Thursday.
 Judge A. D. Crawford was in town dur ing the week, remaining only one day.
 ''No. l9," on Friday, was delayed here a couple of hours on account of a broken wheel.
 Mir. Henry Treichler prove., Gp on his homestead in the Mohawk Valley on Mon day last.
 Fresh sarsaparilla, soda and full line of mineral waters for sale by the Yuma Bot. tling works.
 .'Wait for the wagon and we will all take ride" to the races tomorrow at 4 o'clock p. m.
 Levi NJ. Griswold, resident of Mo. hawk Valley, was in town on Monday on a business visit.
 B. Goldman, the well-known merchant of Phoenix, was here on Thursday on tour of inspection.
 Charley Thiesen came down river from Ehrenberg by boat and will spend the summer here.
 Edwin Mayes has been appointed under. Sheriff of Yuma county, vice w. A. Wern- finger resigned.
 Frank Yomicil is preparing to locate in Mohawk Valley; he expects to settle or his land next month.
 E. F. Snider, one of the most successful ranchers of the Mohawk Valley, was in Yuma on Monday last.
 If you want to enjoy a first-class smoke go to the Southern Pacific hotel, and get one of "Kohlberg's" International cigars. Are you going to the horse race to-mor- row! If you want to name the winner, go and see Howe TheyruR.
 MT. H. Selson has the machinery on the way here for the manufacture of ice, as well as aerated waters.
 David D. Reavis will arrived here to-day to make proof on his land which is located in the Mohawk Valley.
 Miss Julia Behan, Hon. J. H. Behan', sister, arrived here on Wednesday and vii remain here several days.
 The steamer Gila left for up river land ings Wednesday, with full cargo of pro visions and mining machinery.
 Miguel, chief of the Yuma Indians, i. proving to be equally as warm friend oi the whites as old Pasqual was.
 Two of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who reside at the Fort Yuma Indian school left for San Diego on Monday last.
 Mrs. N. A. Marford, wife of the editor ot the Phoenix Herald, was a passenger or Wednesdays West bound express.
 John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent stock of winter goods at cost. A new school district number eight, has been organized; the school will be opened in September at Hon. Cole Saunders ranch That energetic and popular gentleman Will Smith, the Southern Pacific Com pany's detective, was in town on Sunday last
 F. Ochoa and Miss Dolores Amabisca were joiaed in marriage by the Rev Father Chaucot last week at the Mohawk ranch.
 The great Mohawk canal is now com pleted and the reclamation of O.OOO acre, G the finest land in tho world will now he pushed forward as rap.dly as possible
 Louisiana Lottery tickets oD sale at the Southern Pacific hotel bar