The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-03
SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 1889,
LOCAL NOTES.

]. B. Steiger is in town.
Hon. Chas. Baker is in town.
Hiram W. Blaisden was here yesterday.
Bob Potter left for FL Paso Thursday
corning.
Frank G. Blaisdell has gone East on g
risit home.
Jack Stwarts billiard rooms are well
oatronized.
Joe Carter was in from his ranch on
Wednesday.
Charles V. Conner has returned from
Los Angeles.
III. Luckey of the Mohawk valley is
visiting Tucson.
John Norton of Graham county was in
town yesterday.
Captain W. II. Simmons is now located
here permanently.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
low figure call and see John Gandolfo.
The Yuma ice factory will be in opera
tion September LIST.
Geo. H. Webb left town for his home,
Phoenix, yesterday.
Boxing matches are in great favor these
bright, sunny days.
]. Fitzpatrick left for San Antonio by
Wednesdays express.
DIV. Carter went up to the Mohawk
valley on Sunday last.
Merejildo Monroy left for the Picacho
placer camp yesterday.
Jack Hicks, wen-known miner, is in
town enjoying himself.
Bert Norwood is in town attending to
Probate Court business.
Hon Pete Bolan was in Yuma yesterday
On his way to California.
B. F. Putnam made flying visit to
Los Angeles few days ago.
Hon. Ben Goodrich was a passenger on
Tuesdays West bound express.
John Gandolfo is. selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost.
Sheriff NJ. Nugent went up the road on
Official business during the week.
Judge Isaac Levy is in Southern Cali
fornia attending to business matters.
The stamps will start crushing ore from
the Harqua Hala bonanza next week.
Colonel Lowell Jerome, passed here
Wednesday. on his way to California.
Hon. Ben Hereford, District Attorney of
Pima county, was in town yesterday.
Rafael ]. Fraijo has gone to the Harqua
Hala camp, with view of locating there.
Charley Landon came in from his ranch
Tuesday and returned home the following
day.
Hon, Selim Franklin of Tucson, was a
passenger on Wednesdays West bound
train.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five
cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel. +
Peter Holtzhauser, who has resided here
for some time, will leave for California to-
morrow.
Judge A. D. Satterwhite of Tucson
passed through on Thursdays West bound
express.
E. Fort Snider will come down from the
Mohawk valley tomorrow to attend to land
business.
friends now have hope of his ultimately re-
covering.
81. E. Harris. Secretary of the Harris
Milling and Mining Company: was in town
on Monday.
Professor L. 81. Smith of the Los Angeles
Young Ladies' Institute, was in Yuma on
Wednesday.
VIM. Henry Treichier's many friends
will be pleased to learn that he will arrive
here tomorrow.
Sheriff Gray and Supervisor Standard of
Maricopa county, were here few days ago
on an ofhclal Visit,
Hon. Frank Cox, District Attorney of
Marieopa county, passed Yuma Sunday on
his way to San Diego.
1t is said that folded newspaper placed
between the head and pillow will keep the
head cool on a hot night.
I. Scott Burbank, former conductor on
the Yuma division, was aboard of Thurs
days West bound express.
Rev. H. J. Ealers holds regular prayer
meetings at his residence, which are well
attended by our church goers.
Mrs. Romauldo Evaro and children left
on Thursday for Los Angeles, where they
will remain during the summer.
"Doc #" Williams was here on Sunday
having just returned from Seattle. He
left for Tucson the following day.
The Irrigated watermelons'' are about
sold out; in couple of weeks the Indians
will have melons ready for market, grown
IN the river bottoms without irrigation.