The Arizona sentinel., 1889-09-28
LOCAL NOTES.

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Joseph Carter came in from Hanlon''
ranch few days ago.
Captain Isaac Polhamus returned from
California yesterday.
Henry Garfas of Phoenix, passed through
Yuma on Monday morning.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock of winter goods at cost
o. T. Boyd of the Pot Hole Placcrs spent
one day in town this week.
Hon. F. }. Trippel went up to Phoenix
Monday on official business.
Max. Engasser, the well-known mining
prospector, is in town on a short visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harkins has been appointed
teacher at the Colorado river Indian school.
Judge J. H. Kibbey will arrive here in
time to open court On next Monday morn
ing.
Jesus otero and daughter, of Phoenix,
were in Yuma visiting friends during the
week.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
low Squire call and see John Gandolfo,
Efrsn Gonzales, who was formerly black
smith at Castle Dome, was in town We'd
nesday.
Ambrose Haines, the Southern Pacific
hotel barber, returned frem California yes
terday,
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's.
An extra good dinner at Sam Gillespie S
Southern Pacihc hotel tomorrow. Be sure
and call.
Judge A. D. Crawford came in from the
Mohawk valley MondaJ to attend to land
business.
w. W. Mcpherson of the Colorado River
Placer Mining Company was in town
Wednesday.
d. Calisher, well -knowu merchant of
the Territory came down from Aqua
Calicute, Wednesday.
Division Superintendent of the Southern
Pacific, J. S. Noble, was in town in the
early part of the week.
Hon. A. Frank returned from the Macy
and Mack mines on Wednesday. He re-
ports plenty of good Sre in sight.
The A. Frank quartz mill at Arizona
landing is now running day and night on
ore from the Macy and Mack mines.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five
ents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel.
H. W. Blaisdell quartz mill in the
Cargo Muchacho is row in full operation,
running day and night on first grade gold
ore.
Taylor D. Macleod arrived in town on
Wednesday from the Aqua Caliente
Springs, where he has been ssjourning for
some time past.
Charley Landon arrived here few days
ago from the Mohawk valley and reports
everything Furnishing in that favored
section.
George Spaulding of San Francisco, is
visiting his brother-in-law and sister at
their ranch. Mr.. Spsulding's health is not
good and he viii probably remain here for
the winter.
Mrs. Gee. W. Norton and her sister,
Miss F. James, who have been visiting
friends in Los Angeles for some time past,
left for Martinez, their old home, on Sun-
day last.
Leo Lyons, the popular steward of the
Southern Paci6e hotel, was taken seriously
i'll last Saturday between the hours Of and
5 o'clock P. M, but, we are glad to say, is
now eonvalescsnt.
If you want to buy goods at bargain go
to Gandolfo's store. spring and summer
goods are being sold at cost to make room
for che new stock Mr. Gandolfo has
purchased in Europe aud the East. Call
early and avoid the rush
OSpuby pn6ilH A1tO4S OF Jlnl2 county,
arrived here Monday morning with two
prisoners for the penitentiary. Pedro
Yanes, attempt to commit rape, sentenced to
one year, Imprisonment and Hong Chong.
assault with intent to kill, Que year.
J. II. Duncan and F. Mccormick of Oil
City, Pennsylvania, went up to the Buena
Vista mine, with Louis Jaeger, Jr., on
Thursday and retained to town the follow
iEg day The gentlemen are highly pleased
with the mine and may purchase it.
-4Mr. David Balsz arrived here from
Phoenix Oh Sunday last with eight men
and his foreman, Mr.. Oscar B. SHUTTER. on
the way to Lerdo, Mexico. Mr.. Balsz has
purchased J. NJ. Molinas cattle and horses
and left on Wednesday for the range to
receive the stock which will be driven In
his ranch on Castle creek. The purchase
includes 1900 head of cattle and 100 horses;
it will take probably month to finish up
the drive.