The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-24

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Mr.. A. Frank, passed through Yuma
Thursday, on his way to Germany.
Hon. A. G. Hubbard returned Thursday
} from his visit to the Harqua Hala mines,
and left the same day for Phoenix.
The smeiter of the Yuma Copper and
Gold Mining Company, in Harcuvar dis
trict will be started up September LIST.
Captain T. G. Cree of Denver, has pur-
chased an interest in the mines owned by
Goodman and Johnson in Seneca district.
Z. F. Kellner's train of twenty cars,
loaded with fat steers for the SaR Fran
cisco market, passed here on Wednesday
last.
Hon. N. o. Murphy, Secretary of the
Arizona IL rritory. and family were aboard
of Wednesdays express, going to San
Diego.
The Yuma glee club is busily engaged
practicing some new songs that have been
imported from theother side of the Colorado
river.
For SALF.-One six-horse power engine
and boiler in 6rst-class order for sale.
Price $325. Inquire at the SENTINEL
office.
Notwithstanding that it is mid summer,
laborers are able and willing to do full
days work here just as well as they can in
the North.
F. FeTz has brought suit against Abel
Figueroa in Judge Mabbett's court for two
hundred dollars damages under the PRO.
visions of the fence law.
Captain F. S. Ingalls, has raised sugar
beets this season. samples of which were
/ sent to San Francisco for analysis. The
returns show an average of % per cent.
Frank Negley, who was discharged from
the Territorial Prison by expiration of
sentence, was pardoned by the Governor
several days after his departure from
Yuma.
Secretary E. J. Trippel of the Water
Storage committee is hard at work gather
ing data and compiling statistics for the
report to be made to the Senatorial Com
mittee.
A foot-race of one hundred yards between
an Apache and Yuma Indian was run Mon
day morning on Main street, for pure Of
twenty dollars. The Yuma won the race
without an effort
H. Selson returned from G liza Bend few
days age where he had law suit, which
Was decided in his favor. DIR. Selson
brought his family with him, and intends
residing here permanently.
A drunken vaquero created little dis
turbance on Main street Monday evening,
he was promptly jailed, and the next morn.
ing Judge Mabbctt prescribed q few days
quiet rest in the county Jail.
A. F. Whitfield, the United States Signal
Observerpaid the SENTINEL pleasant call
yesterday. Mr.. Withheld is one of the
most energetic and efficient gentlemen con-
nected with the Signal Service.
Superintendent Chas. Pickenback re-
ports that the mill is successfully running
on rock from the Oregon mine, and that
there is ore enough now in sight to keep
the stamps busy for at least ear.
Mr.. Althee Lorette's builder will SOON
commence active operations on the new
store. The lumber has been ordered and
Immediately upon its arrival the work will
be started and hurried to completion.
A triangular shaped red flag with blue
scalloped edging has been flying from one of
the Chinese wash-houses for the past week
1t is said to be the flag of the strongest
secret societies of the Chinese empire.
Pat Donahue, an insane convict, sent to
the asylum several years ago, escaped from
that institution last week. His dead body
was found near Maricopa on Saturday last;
he had persisted for the want of water.
N. K. Masten. President of the M. & P.
r. R., has been appointed to succeed John
F. Swift, as commissioner to select a post
Office site for San Francisco, the latter hav-
ing been called to the Japanese minister
ship.
Miss Helen F. Bean, and mother, arrived
in this city Tuesday morning from Tomb
stone, and they will leave Saturday night
for San Diego, where Miss Bean will spend
the remainder of the school HOLIDAYS
Tucson Citizen.
Billy Armstrong, the foreman of the rail- |
road yard, was overcome by the heat yes
terdsy and was Immediately taken to his |
room, where he received medical attention. |
We are pleased to say that Mr.. Armstrong
Is much better to-day.
If you want to buy goods at bargain 90
to Gandolfo's store. Spring and summer
goods are being sold at cost to make room
for the new stock Mr.. Gandolfo has
purchased in Europe and the East. Call
early and avoid the rush.
]. H. Burger of Phoenix, who is inter-
ested with Tom Goodman in a gold mine
near the Macy and Mack property, has
ordered ten stamp mill from San Fran. |
cisco, and will have it in running oper.
alton by the first of October.
Camille Rouillier was in town Sunday On |
his way to San Francisco, where he is now
engaged in the Eauor business Mr. RouiI