The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13
L. c. Moreland, the mining superin- tendent. was Tn Yuma last Sunday

Frank Van Ness and F. Vomicil have secured a lease of the Clip mine in Silver district and will begin work early in Sep tember.
 There are eight school districts in Yuma county: and money enough collected every year to run each school from six to nine months,
 Louis Iaeger's sister, Miss Conception, left for her home, Cotton, on Monday morning. A large numbel of friends were at tEe depot to bid the charming young lady fearful good bye.
 J. N. Marshall and wife of Phoenix, passed through on Wednesday on their way to San Francisco. Mir. Marshall is heavy land owner and prominent real estate dealer of Arizona
 The three appraisers of the Blythe estate went up on the steamer Gila, Wednesday, to place an official valuation on the lands opposite Ehrenberg, generally known as 1 the Blythe ranch.
 Ex-Governor A. P K. Stafford, it is said, will arrive in Tucson to make this his per manent home. He will occupy part of Miss Fry's house on the corner of Church and Alameda streets. Star.
 Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale at Gandolfo's.
 The sum of S275 has been subscribed for the purpose of furnishing funds for the Citizens Water Storage Committee. It is pretty sure to be increased to the sum of 5000 when all have subscribed.
 There are a few young gentlemen in town who say they will play the Yuma baseball nine match game for $lO0 side, game to be played within one week from to- day. What have our Yuma boys to say
 Captain Geo. NJ. Thurlow and Judge Isaac Levy paid the SENTINEL a pleasant call few days ago; they are two of our most progressive citizens; men who have the good judgment to believe in Yuma's bright future.
 The new management of the Southern Pacific Hotel is meeting with deserved suc- cess; the table is supplied with ''all that is good" On Sundays the spacious din ing rooms are crowded with town people who regularly and religiously dine there.
 If you want to buy spring wagon at low figure call and see John Gandolfo. #
 The following advertisement appears in the Herald at Phoenix: I will pay General Fund warrants Nos. 3S0 to 4O2 inclusive. Interest on the above ceases from and after this date. JOHN Y. T. SMITH,
 Territorial Treasurer,
 A party of mining men from Colorado are at Ehrenberg negotiating with Tom Goodman for the purchase of all his mining property. The gentlemen are pleased with the mines, and if they and MT. Goodman can agree on the price, the sale will be made.
 The news from Macy and Mack mines is good. Superintendent Pickenback writes that large body of pay ore has been opened up and will start the mill in opera tion by the 25th of July. Sufficient ore is now on the dumps to keep the mill busy all winter.
 Harry Walton, one of the owners of the Harqra Hala bonanza, was in Yuma on Wednesday, having just returned from San Francisco Mir. Walton expects to be at home by Saturday, and immediately upon his arrival will push work on his valuable mining property.
 Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty five cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific hotel.
 "Doc. D. V. Carter is in town and re- ports that he has completed his contract on J. ". Dorrington's section of land in the Mohawk Valley. Oboe" Carter says it took six miles of lateral ditches to finish up the work on the 64O acres, and that the place will be put into cultivation at once.
 The running race of 1900 yards at the race course tomorrow for purse of $500, between Alvarado's black and Ortega's grey, will undoubtedly be one Of the most exciting races ever run in Arizona. Up- wards of $6OOO is already up, and from present appearances as much more will be wagered on the day of the race
 The friends of Frank Blaney and Joe Yeer, having learned that to-day is the 'ieth birthday of both gentlemen, will celebrate the @fdoubie event'' by giving a grand banquet at the Southern Pacific Hotel this evening at o'clock. A repre- sentative of the SENTINEL will be on hand to keep track or things as they transpire.
 Sheriff c. Gray of UmatilIa county, Ore gon, spent several days here last week looking for one C.. Bryant, who was sup posed to be in this neighborhood. Mir. Gray upon arriving in San Bernardino, sent out Deputy Sheriff G. McIlvains, who made thorough search, and found that the criminal had escaped from this section and had left for Sonora.