The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-24
SATURDAY. AUG. "a, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.

Evening rides are all the 60.
Tbos. S. Burbank was in town on Sun.
day last
Miss Lilly Ewing came in from her ranch
Monday.
V. Goodwin of Tempe, was in town &
few days ago.
Juan Saballa came in from Los Flore;
Wednesday.
i'm. Alvarado came in from his ranch q
few days ago.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet on
Monday next.
This has been an unusually cool and
pleasant summer.
The Apache Yuma race "broke" several
sons of the plains.
J. w. Darlington arrived from Cali
fornia this morning
Charley Landon of East Araby, came to
town during the week.
Hugh McCrum was passenger en- Mon
days west-bound express.
Colonel Chas. E. Spencer left for Los
Angeles Monday morRing.
Watermelons are still plentiful, but the
market is becoming weak.
W. K. McGrath of St. Louis, was here
in the early part of the week.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock of winter goods at cost.
1t il said that several well known poll
ticians will visit Yuma next week.
CustodIo Ramirez has gone to the Gun
sight mine on e tour of inspection
Colonel Lowell Jerome was passenger
on Thursdays East-bound express.
Hay grown on Ewing's ranch on the
Arsby canal is now being sold here.
Charles Young went to Los Angeles a
few days ago; he viii return tomorrow.
RI. Fraijo left for Blaisdell's quartz
mill in Cargo Muchacho district last week
Yuma Legion of Select Knights will
meet on next Tuesday evening at o'clock
Lige Harris came to town Thursday from
his ranch near the Aqua Caliente Springs
Jack Stwart was taken suddenly i'll
Thursday, but he has now about recovered.
Louis Jaeger, Jr., and wife of New York,
are registered at the Southern Pacific hotel.
District Attorney Purdy went up to
Gila Bend Monday, to attend to law suit.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
low Squire call and see John Gsndolfo, :
Its said that the Sixteenth of September,
viii be celebrated here this year in grand
style.
Hon. Chas. r. Drake passed through
Yuma yesterday on his way to San Fran
cisco.
D., C. King, President of the Yuma
Copper Mining Company. was in town
Sunday.
Dan Murphy. the well-known stock
raiser, formerly of San Jose, was in town
yesterday.
II you wish to enjoy good dinner be
sure and diue at the Southern Pacific hotel
to-morrow.
Trees will be planted in the public school
lot and the place generally improved in the
near future.
DR.. ]. Il. Vasey, Botanist of the United
States Agricultural Bureau, was here on
Monday last.
George w. Norton is in from the Mo-
hawk valley andreports everything flourish
ing up his way.
Both Territorial Boards of Equalization
have "equalized" the railroad assessment
to $1,000 per mile.
Elmer B. WAgy, the General Superin-
tendent of the Mohawk ranch. is in town
on business visit.
Fine groceries ard olives in bulk for sale
1t GandOlfo's. :
The village school house is being white
washed and cleaned up for the opening of
BcQOOl DeIL
The Neahr family came down from their
ranch several days ago and viii remain in
town for some time.
County Surveyor L. A. Hicks is cont in
the field, and will not be back to Yuma
for a couple of weeks.
Lee Lyons. Sam Gillespis's assistant at
the Southern Pacific house, is one eff the
best hotel men on the coast.
George Irish and Charles Reed, who are
well-kno~n in Yuma, appeared as witnesses
10 the Blythe case, this week.
q. F. Townsend, and his three daughters,
went 10 Los Angeles on Tuesday morning
and returned home yesterday.
Several commercial travellers were in
town this week; they seemed pleased with
Yuma and booked heavy orders.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty
cents per bottle. at the Southern Pacific
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