The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-09-07
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES,
Edward Baker is here on a visit.
Louis Obeido has gone to Phoenix.
Frank vomocil was in town several day
$50.
Frank Van Ness was in Yuma on Wed
nesday.
The Yuma public school viii open Oh
Monday next.
Louis Jaeger, Jr., is in Los Angeles OF
pleasure bent.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sal
ssGrndcitO's.
The Board of Supervisors will meet OF
Monday next.
Three dollars and thirty cents is the ta'
rate in Pima county.
The Blaisdell quartz mill will star
crushing ore next week.
Fred Miller came in from Cargo Nucha
ch6 district yesterday.
Charley Landon will leave for the No
hawk valley next week.
-Four dollars and tWeHty cents is the tax
rate in Mohave this year.
General NJ. a. Sherman passed through
Yuma on Saturday last.
Charles E. Spencer came in on yester
days train from Los Angeles.
The Ell Rio gold mill will be put il
operation again, October 10th.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost
The steamer Gila left for Norton's landing
Thursday and will return today.
f. n. Fish prominent citizen of Tucson
was in town on Wednesday last.
Miss Ella Burton will return tomorrow
from a visit to Southern California.
There is some talk of getting up & horse
race on the Sixteenth of September.
Four and quarter cents on the 500 i:
the way taxes 60 ia Cochise this year.
Under sheriff Edwin Mayes went up t.
Sentinel Thursday on official business.
C1stod8 Ramirez rs in town again, haV
ing returned from the Gunsight country.
,,Ars. Rafael J. Fraijo left Yuma Oh
Wednesday to join her husband at Ogilby.
Nu. s. 3. Gillespie and children spent a
couple Of days in Loa Angeles this week.
Commodore George E. Batehnan came up
from Lerdo, Mexico, couple of days ago.
L. C. Moreland. superintendent Of the st.
Louis mining cOmp~ny,is here on business
4isit.
Pine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five
eats per bottle, at the Southern P4ci6c
hotel. +
I. c. Moreland has discovered rich
ledge of gold ore near the old Picaeho
mines.
Prank Ewing and family are now living
in the Sangpinetti house on Madison
avenue.
Hon. w. c. Davis'is one of the most prom
fnsnt and successful business man of Pima
County.
Miguel Autunsz, who lived in Yr4a
several years ago is now located at Olive,
California.
Evangelist r. j. Cuddy arrived in Yuma
on Sunday last and delivered very interest.
ing lecture in the evening.
Miss Crissie Jageman was granted a
teacher certificate this week by the board
of examiners of Yuma county.
Do not forget, if You want to enjoy a good
dinner that you must call on Sam Giles pie
at the Southern Pacific hotel.
j. Petersen writes from ST. Louis that his
company will build ten stamp mill this
month on the mines near Gold Rock.
Fen Sale One six-horse power engine
And boiler in sErst-class order for sale
Price 1928. Inquire at the SENr1SEL
Of6oe.
Col. H. Harper's locomotive chime
whistle got out of order on Friday and its
''Hpper notes were to say the least not
uasical.
Colonel II. B. Aaxson, a well known
Arisonian, accompanied the Senatorial
party on their trip through California and
AFikoh7.
The mines owned by the Paymastcr min
ing Company in Cargo Muchacho district,
are producing large quantities of high grade
kold ore.
Mr.. A, Knock and wife came down on the
steamer Gila from Parker on Monday and
The following day left for their home in
Alabama.
The Nohavf coSuty Miner says that a
sns fourteen pound boy was born 10 the
tife of Adalnson Cornwall 1T their heme on
The Sandy last week.
If ydu want to buy goods at bargain "a
10 Gandolfo's store, Spring and summer
FOODS arr being sold at cost to make room