The Arizona sentinel., 1889-12-14

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 B. Smith and W. Armitage, the well-known trappers, came in from a trip on tho Colorado, few days ago. They brought in forty-seven beaver skins.
 If you want to enjoy some ''Golden Sheaf Whiskey" eight years old or three star Mar tell, call at the Southern Pacific hotel bar; your wish will be gratifed.
 Colonel Cole Saunders, owner of the Mohawk ranch spent day in Yuma this week on his way to Cali fornia.
 Camille Roullier, who IS engaged in the wholesale liquor business in San Francisco and formerly a prominent business man of Yuma, arrived here yesterday on business visit.
 The Southern Pacific hotel is well patronized, and its Sunday dinners are the best in the Territory. Be sure and dine with Sam Gillespie to- morrow.
 Mir. A. Frank returned from the Oregon mine. in which he is inter ested, few days ago. He says the mine is looking well and gives promise of soon becoming a regular bullion producer.
 The SENTINEL baseball club will play a practice game tomorrow after noon. The SENTINEL's extend an invitation to the employees of. the s. P R. R. to have a picked nine on the ball grounds tomorrow at ? p: m. to take part in the game.
 Hon. Chas, Banta, District-At- torney of Apache county, an old "typo," formerly connected with THE SENTINEL and a pioneer Arizonian was in town yesterday and met with hearty welcome from his many friends.
 Dr. J. A. Munk of Topeka, Kansas, stopped over here on his way to Cali fornia for day this week He visited the Fort Yuma Indian school and other places of interest in company with Dr. P. c. Cotter.
 c. Cavedo, convict aged 90 years, died of "old age" in the Territorial Prison several days ago. Cavedo killed Jesus Basquez at Norton's Land ing several years ago, and was con victed of manslaughter.
 J. w. Vance and L. E. Oyster, en- ployes of the $. P. R. R., made the composing room of this office a pleas ant visit Wednesday. MT. Vance is an ex-typo, having worked all through the East at the "husiness," but since coming to the Coast has followed that of railroading entirely.
 John Sevrnoaks has bonded the Black Diamond group of mines, situated in Knoxville district Yuma County. Joseph Bray and H. Hart man are the owners of the mines. It is said that Max Eugasser has also bonded his location in the same dis trict to MT. Sevenoaks, who paid liberal forfeit down on the bond.
 MI. Becker, the night telegraph operator of the Southern Pacific Com pany of this place, left on Wednesday mornings train for Alden, N. M., having been transferred to that place by the company and will fill the same position there as here. Mir. Becker's many friends will miss that ever smiling countenace at the office of the company in the future,
 The meeting called for last Satur- day night for the purpose of organ izing a baseball club was well attend ed and the following gentlemen were present and signed the roll: A. w. Trice, L. J. F. Jaeger, Jr., H. W. Brady, Geo. Kenny, J. H. Kinsler, J. L. Redondo, H. Avila, J. Pino, P; Pino, J. Laughlin and w. A. Spauld- ing Louis Iaeger was elected Chair man, J. H. Kinsler Secretary and A. W Trice Captain. By unanimous vote the club was named THE SEN TINEL in honor of this jjout nal. The SENTINEL's namesake is bound to be winning club, as it is made up of the representative young men of Yuma.
 Col. Chas. E. Spencer, one of the projectors of the Mohawk Canal, is in the city. He is delegated by the peo- l ,oIa oe Vnn,a countv to pracent q Do