The Arizona sentinel., 1889-12-28

fa1OIn OOOuHldn IS WOThluS IHe OIS UAhS from the Ravenna mine near Ehrenberg b araStra with profitable results. If you want to enjoy some "Golden Shea Whiskey" eight years old or three star Mar tell, call at the Southern Pacific hotel bar your wish will be gratifed
 If you wish to purchase agricultural i'm plements call on Treichler & Company Be sure and read their advertisement in an other column.
 Sam Gillespie's Sunday dinners are tht best in the Territory, and consequently large numbers of our citizens will dine | there tomorrow.
 The railroad company has laid new track near the hotel to expedite the work of taking down the sand hill, which is be. ing done at rapid rate.
 Pratt's Astral oil, l5O degrees fire test, the safest and most brilliant Illuminating oil in use, $3.75 per case of 10 gals, at D. Calishers, Levy building.
 Chris Horner expects to have his new pump ready for work next week. The pump was invented by MT. Horner, and is said to be the easiest working pump ever operated.
 Midnight mass at the Roman Catholic church, was celebrated Christmas eve, by Rev. Father Chaucot, in the presence of a very large number of people.
 Captain Thomas E. Fraser, the afable gentlemen who is President of the Colorado River Placer Mining Company, came in from Banning, Thursday evening.
 The United States Exchange, Yuma Ex- change, Identical, Capitol, Arkansaw and Southern Pacific hotel saloons, all dis pensed rich -nogg Christmas day.
 The Hodge brothers have been awarded a contract by the Colorado River Placer Mining Compahy, to furnish five hundred cords of wood at the Pot Holes mines.
 Cornelius O'Keefc came in from Tacna yesterday and reports that the settlers in Antelope valley spent a very enjoyable Christmas at Robert Chappel's residence.
 A large shipment of calico, manta and dress goods just received and for sale at H. Boxin.
 Christmas was an interesting day for the pupils of the village public school. At II o'clock Wednesday morning, the child ren assembled at the school house and were presented with books and other suitable gifts, with which they were greatly pleased.
 The Southern Pacific hotel has large number of transient guests sojourning there, and is also well patronized by town people. The success of the hotel is not only due to Sam Gillespie's excellent management, but also to his skilful and judicious method of advertising.
 Silks, satins and velvets, linens and flannels, calicoes and ginghams, a large stock in each line just received at John Gandolfo's mammoth stores. If
 C.. Lang arrived here from Mexico yester- day with a drove of six hundred cattle, which he purchased near Altar a few months ago. Mir. Lang crossed the river with his stock Friday morning, and will drive them across the desert to his ranch near San Diego.
 Jos. l.. Redondo returned from Ehren- berg yesterday, and reports meeting with heavy rains all along the road until within few miles of Yuma. He says that Tom Goodman is taking out very rich gold ore from his Ravenna mine and that all the placer miners are doing well.
 Gold bracelets, earrings, rings and watches suitable for Christmas presents, for sale at H. Boxin's store. If
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for 1890 is out, and the demand for it is certain to be immense, for a more ''taking" calendar it is difficult to even imagine. Art and utility are beautifully blended in the lovely girls head on a dark olive back. ground, and the neat pad appended giving the months in concise, readable shape, with history of the year alternating, in rhyme, and also illustrated. Early application at the druggists will be necessary to secure this gem. Ifyou fail there, send 6 cents in stamps to c. l. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 Mission blankets, toys, clothing, underwear and notions of all kinds at H. Boxin's. Call and examine his stock; if you do not see what you want call for it, as Boxin is sure to have it. If
 It is said that a well-known young mer- chant of the Gila valley while down here on a visit last week, met with an odd ad- venture. On his arrival in town he was taken to the rooms of a personal friend and invited to occpy them during his stay in Yuma. After calling upon some acguaint- anees during the evening he started to h1s quarters about eleven o'clock; he soon reached what he thought, his destination, tried the latch-key, but could not open tho door. In the meantime, hearing som, whispered conversation within the house he called his friends name. asking him t, open the door. Receiving no reply, h'