The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-04-27

Mrs. J L. Saith has a number of
tall hearing almond trees in her
2 arden.
Eugene Frank will leave for an ex-
ended visit TO California in d.
or two.
The teachers of Pima county held q
very successful institute" at Tucson
this week
Hon. Charles r. Drake was i'll
Yuma Wednesday, on his way TO
California.
An lv Rabbit, the we'll k, IN miner
If Cold Rock camp, left for his mine
yesterday.
The pupils of The Fort Yuma In
dan school attended church here OIL
Sunday last.
Mr.. S. Klein, the night operator at
the depot has gone to Les Angeles 81
a short visit.
The probabilities are that first
class dairy will ne established in Yves;
Yuma, within a few weeks.
The hearing of the contest between
The two claimants for the Territorial
traasnyyship viii be had Monday Le-
foae Judge Porter at Phoenix.
Tie ranches west and south of town
are looking fine, and in a few yeats
will prove very valuable property.
Mrs. Donald Mcintyre, WHO has
been very Ill for some time past, is
now, We are glad to say, convalescent,
The children attending the public
school will enjoy themselves at May
Day picnic next Wednesday,at Iaeger's
ranch.
Roadmaster Quinn, of the Southern
Pacific, is said to have his division KEEP
in better condition than any other on
-be road.
Miss c. Ice5er leaves to day for he'
home IN California. Her many friends
regret her departure, and hope bel
next visit will be lengthier one.
Stein, Walton l. Sullivan are work
ing two shifts on their HArqna Hala
bonanza, anl as soon as the mill is
ready VII commence crushing ore.
S. C if Mug mt returned e SerIay
from Tucson, and reports that Jcdg~
Barnes reduced Mdrr.'e's bail to $500,
which was given aid the prisoner IT.
asel.
Ward McAllister, the leader of New
YorA's -Four Hundred" having been
iepos4d, there is now an opportunity
offered him to dill & vacancy III The
D5ula clab.
Andy Tyner, proprietor of the pop,
ular Arka1saw saloon, with his usual
thou ;haf4lless, presented the SENTINEL
Ollie a few days ago, with box of
fine Key West cigars.
TIE Piomosa gold mine, the
"3uenaventura," has been bonded for
$4,000. &C depth OF fifteen feet a
vein two feet wide has been opened Oh,
averaging 81, 800 per ton in gold.
: writ Of haEeas corpus was
granite by judge w. HI. Barnes to R.
Murree, charged with attempt to XIII.
and Sheriff Nugsnt left with his
prisoner for Tucson on Tues day morn
ing.
Judging from the energetic manner
and the unanimity with which lottery
tickets were torn up III front of the
posto4ice when "the LIST" arrived,
Yuma dill not win any of the delusive
lottery money.
Ctptain S. Elcinas, with eight men,
passed through Yuma yesterday,
bound for Ensenada. The captain
will have charge of the custom house,
the men accompanying him being EN-
ployed as guards. Tl9 party left the
City OF Mexico on Tuesday last.
The Palace restaurant on Main
street has been thoroughly renovated
and rented. 1t will he opened OIL
Monday morning by Mr.. A, w. Cong
don, a we'll known and successful
cate e., who will nse Lii, best en-
deavors to satisfy bis patrons.
j. Hannchan the vice Grand Master Ct
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
passed through Yuma ca Tuesday morning,
bound for San Francisco. Mr. Mammalian is
personal friend and neighbor of ''Chief. y
Frank P. Sargent who has so many We
wishers in this town.
TIE United States fish commission
els have secured specimens of the
native tish Of the Colorado anil ella
rivers. Several years ago shad were
put into the Colorado river and on J
one instance is known OF any being
caught.
Tuesday next is the one hundr, d l.
anniversary of Washington's first in
auguIation, and the day will lie cele-
brated by public demonstration Of
ni4Iy