The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-02
SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.

son visit on last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Mellon arrived in Yuma Cali
fornia yesterday morning.
Frank B. Wightman took charge of the
Yuma custom house yesterday.
Bill Neahr came down from his Aqua
Caliente ranch, Tuesday morning.
Hon. M. w. Stewart passed through
town on his way East, Monday last.
Hon. Sidney R. belong was a pas
senger on Sundays East bound train.
Hon. Thomas Halleck left for California,
on business visit, Thursday morning.
The railroad pay car distributed goodly
amount OF coin here on Thursday morn
ing.
John Gandolfc left for San Francisco yes
terday to purchase goods for his mammoth
store.
J.F. Scrivene-, of the New Home Sew.
ing Machine Company, was in town during
the week.
Frank Van Ness and daughter came
down from Norton's Landing on the
steamer.
Charles E. Spencer went up to the Mo-
hawk valley on Monday and returned on
Thursday.
The steamer elias cargo consisted of rs
tons of Silver District ore and lot Of
mining timbers.
The steamer ella, with Captain J. A.
Mellon In command, arrived from npriver
on Wednesday evening.
Charles Piekenback, one of the owners
of the Mack and Macy mines, arrived in
town Wednesday morning.
- Althee Lorette is buildings commodious
private dwelling house on Madison avenue,
directly back of his new store.
George W. Webb, of Phoenix has been
appointed guard at the Territorial Prison,
by Superintendent ]. 81. Behan.
Choice imported Havana and Vera Cruz
cigars. from l23 cents up to 25 cents each,
at the Southern Pacific hotel bar. :
Az important meeting of Yuma Lodge
No. z, A. o. U. W., will be held at the
hall next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Reports from Harqua Hala continue
good. A rich strike has been made at the
l25-foot level, in the Gold Mountain mine.
Hon. Geo. w. Norton was in town in the
early part of the week. He reports Mo-
hawk valley as hourishing and crops look
ing 6ne.
VIM. R. 0rmsby, Of Sacramento, the
general supply clerk of the Southern
Pacific, was aboard of Mondays West
bound express.
John Birmingham, one Of the FIRST own
ers in the Colorado river steamboat COM
pany was passenger on Tuesdays West
bound express.
Eugene German, President of the Los
Angeles Board of Trade, passed through
Yuma Sunday, on his way home from the
Paris Exposition.
If you want to enjoy some Golden Sheaf
Whiskey" eight years old or three star Mar
tell, call at the Southern Pacific hotel bar;
your wish will be gratifed.
Do not forget that if you want to dine in
frst-class style and enjoy the choicest
delicaclcs of the season. you must go to the
Southern Pacific hotel tomorrow,
Alfred Trippel returned to Yuma on
Wednesday after an absence of several
weeks. Mr.. Trippei has been out on the
county line survey with Mr.. Hicks.
V. Merrill and T. Little of San Fran
cisco, delegates to the Postal Clerks Con-
vention held at New Orleans, passed
through on Tuesday homeward bound.
Elmer B. Waggy, Superintendent of
Colonel Cole Saunders Mohawk ranch, has
force of men at work preparing a large
acreage of land, which is to be planted to
alfalfa.
Sam Gillespie has made heavy purchase
of Yellowstone whiskey in bond, at Louis
vile, Kentucky. and keeps enough of it on
hand here to supply all who ara fond of
fine liquor. +
\ The Macy and Mack mines shipped a bar
of gold bullion here this week, valued at
$500. This represents the "clean up of
two weeks mill run. A big return from a
five stamp mill.
Wanted-Two persons to occupy
pleasant furnished rooms with table
board. Careful attention rendered by
professional nurse. Apply at SEN
TINEL Office.
]. Med. johnson and Howard Tibbitts
left Yuma on Tuesday morning for the
Mohawk valley, where they succeeded
in getting large number of splendid views
f. of that fertile valley.
s. Robert Chappell was in Yuma couple of
days ago. Mr.. Chappell has taken up a
stock ranch in the Cabeza Prieto valley,
his range and that owned by Hon. Chas.
Baker, embraces all the available land in
the valley.