The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-06
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
 Asa H Post is in town,
 Jim Eeahr is in town. - Quail and doves are numerous.
 Iced long drinks are in demand.
 The Colorado river is falling slightly. Robert Chappell spent the Fourth in town.
 Mosquitoes have departed for other climes.
 Last Wednesday was the warmest day of the season.
 Hon. George Stevens left for home on Monday.
 The steamer Gila will leave to-day for mp river.
 "wha.'s the matter with Yuma !'' ''She's all right v
 Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale at Gandolfo's. Frank Gates passed a short time in Yuma few days since.
 MT. Peterson of the Cargo Muchacho dis trict was in town Tuesday.
 Last Sundays Er9miqer spouts about the Territorial Legislatures.
 Some of the finest tuberoses in Arizonia may be seen in the local gardens.
 Our cool pleasant evenings and nights are much appreciated by our residents. If you want to buy spring wagon at a low figure call and see John Gandolfo. After months of travail Fl Paso has sue ceeded in elec5iug Democratic Mayor. Two of the sisters of the convent of St. Joseph left for Los Angeles on Monday. Rafael Lorez and Miguel Sa!eido, ar rived in town on Monday from Encinada. Miss Frankie Alevanler oi Phoenix, was passenger on Tuesdays East bound ex- press.
 The numerous birds hereabouts are prov ing exceedingly troublesome to the fruit growers.
 Mrs. Putnam and daughter leave for Cali fornia to day for short pleasure trip to the seaside.
 Elmer B. wagy came in from tie Mo- hawk ran;h on Thursday to enjoy the Fourth.
 Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five Sen.s per bottle, at the Southern Pacific hotel. Our local '.Nashy" informs us that busi- ness through the poste fi ,e has considerably increased of late.
 The Board of Territorial Prison Com nissioners met oa Monday and adjourned on Wednesday evening.
 Hon. P. R. Brady, Chairman of the Board of Prison Commissioners, left fer Florence by Thursdays express.
 The Honorable Board of Prison Con- missioaers transacted large amount of business at their meeting.
 The orange. lemon and lime trees bere- abouts are loaded with f uit promising heavy crops daring the coming autumn. The streets need cleaning in places. Daily sprinkIing wsdld prove n much needed and much appreciated innovation. Figs are so plentiful as to be almost a drug in the market Quantities Of the second crop are disposed of at the trains. Colonel and Mrs. George 2. White and daughter, of Globe, passel through Yuma recently on pleasure trip to Los Angeles. If you want to enjoy frst-class smoke go to the Southern Pacific hotel, and get one ot "Kohlbergs" International cigars. Captain Jack Mellon has departed for Santa Rosa, where he will remain for a few days among his many friends residing there.
 The interest in the proposed horse races increases instead of lesseas. Wsgers in considerable amounts are being made con. tinually.
 Hon. P. R. Brady, Hon. George H. Stevens and Hon. Thomas Halleck. Prison Commissioners, were in Yuma during a portion of the week.
 The election for school trustees held last Saturday passed offvery quietly, resulting in the election of Messrs. Custodio Ramirez and J. J. Stein.
 Mr. John Gandolfo intends visiting the Paris exposition and his old home in Italy He will probably leave within month tC be absent sixty days or more.
 Be sure and get your dinner tomorrow at the Southern Pacific hotel. The best table in the Territory, with plenty of frIi and ice cream in abundance
 Territorial papers are fighting for ana against holding tho constitutional conven tion. To man n? trse the tempest in 2 teacupis more than anusing.
 A great deal of money has dread; been put up on the race which will take place al the Yuma race track, July l4th. and there seem to be no end to the betting.