The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-10
SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.

Col Jim Neahr is in town.
Hiram w. Blaisdell was in town yester-
day.
Isario Higera was in town during the
week.
Hon. Sam BrAunhart was in Yuma
Thursday.
Mr.. Fleishman of Phoenix was in town a
few days ago.
J. B. Steiger came in from Cargo Mucha-
eho Thursday.
The carpenter gang are at work on the
railroad bridge.
Asa Post went up to the Mohawk valley
q few days ago.
Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at the
Southern Pacific hotel bar.
Hon Chas Baker went up to his ranch
on Monday last.
J. W. Darlington is soiourning at the Ar
Fewhead Springs.
The steamer ella will arrive from mp
river next Monday.
Santiago Redondo returned from the Aqua
CaIiente springs Tuesday.
JEFF Flores who has been i'll for some
time is now convalescent.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's. +
Hon A. G. Hubbard arrived here from
California a few days ago.
Sheriff Gray, of Maricopa county, passed
through Yuma on Tuesday morning.
b. Boxin Las built new fence aroun
his recent purchase on Main street.
Hon. Thomas Halleck left for his ranch
in Mohave county on Wednesday last.
The Antelope canal has been attached to
satisfy claims amounting to about $500.
Frank Burke went up to the Colorado
River Indian Reservation few days ago.
Sheriff Nugent contemplates taking
"trip next week to the Harqua Hala mines.
w. 81. Treichler has gone te Sacra-
ment and will not gst back until October.
If you want to buy spring wagon at
low 6gure call and see John Gandolfo, +
Hon. J. II. Behan went to California
Wednesday, morning and will return to-
day.
A. d. Lemon, of Phoenix, passed through
Yuma Tuesday morning on his way to
Seattle.
Miss Ella Burton left for Southern Cali
fornia, on short visit by Wednesdays
express.
Jesus Valluzuela and Elvira Angula,
were married by Rev. Father Chaucot on
Monday last.
Lieutenant w. Glassford, the Chief of
the Signal Service in Arizona, was in Yuma
Wednesday.
The map drawn by Mr.. Steiger for the
water storage committee is very handsome
piece of work.
John Gandelfo is selling his magnificent
stock of winter goods at cost.
Althee Lorette purchased the Neahr
property, corner of Main and first streets,
a few days ago.
Mrs. G. W. Norton left for California a
few days ago, and will remain there a
couple of months.
Mrs. T. Roberts and her daughter Miss
w. Sneed were in Yuma for day this
week visiting friends.
E. Fort Snider came down from the
Mohawk valley for a day this week, at
tending to land business.
]. Scott Noble, division superintendent
of the Southern Pacific, was a passenger on
Tuesdays West bound express.
Horse racing on the main street is entirely
out of place and an immediate stop should
be put to that dangerous pastime.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty 1--we
cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel. +
The pipe line from Hanlon's ranch to the
Cargo Muchacho district is completed, and
in a few weeks the stamps will be crushing
ore.
Judge J. 81. Kibbey, the newly ap-
pointed Judge of this district, is resident
of Florence and one OF the owners of the
Florence canal.
Mr. H. H. Travis made his departure on
yesterdays morning train for Phoenix on
business. Mr.. Travis will return the
middle Of next week.
William Griffith of Sacramento, Cali.
fornia proved up on his desert land entry
in the Mohawk valley on Monday, and the
following day left for home.
Judge Ira Mabbett had lengthy consult
alton yesterday witha party of Cocopah In
dians, who came here to inquire into the
cause Of the death of young Cocopah who
attended school at Fort Yuma
Referring to the interstate commerce
law, the San Francisco Call is to be credited
with this bit OF wisdom in expression: "a