The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-07-27
SATURDAY, JULY q, 1889.
LOCAL NOTES.


Town quiet and dull.
Joe Carter was here on Monday last.
Hall Hanlon was here few days ago.
Robert Miller visited town last Sunday.
Walt Millar and family are in town Oh a
visit,
Anumber OF land proofs are about to be
made.
James Ryan arrived from California yes
terday.
John Markle is in California on a short
vacation.
Pete Burke left for Arizena landing a
few days ago.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's
J. Gandolfo left for San Francisco on
Saturday last.
White walters are now employed at the
Southern Pacific.
Chas. E. Spencer is in Yuma attending
to business matters.
Yuma Lodge No. Z, A. o. U. W., is a
prospecting organization.
Will Smith was aboard "No. l9''
Wednesday morning.
Jesus Castro came down from the Mo-
hawk canal Wednesday.
Charley Lee, an old resident of this
section is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. s. W. Tayler was in town from the
Mohawk valley this week.
George Brunson, an old time Arizonian, is
here attending to land matters.
A few arrests were made during the
week for trifing misdemeanors.
Hon. Pete Bolan passed Yuma on Tues
day bound for Graham county.
Lines are beginning to turn, and early
next month the fruit will be ripe.
"Doc" d. V. Carter expects to leave
here in a few days on trip upriver.
Messrs. Gillespie and Potter are prepar-
inga great surprise for their patrons.
o. F. Townsend went to Tucson on
Thursday, and is expected back to-day.
An additional force of men have been
engaged to work on the Mohawk ranch.
Will Armstrong arrived from Tucson on
Sunday. and will locate here for the future.
The railroad bridge has been overhauled
and the draw put into irst-class condition.
"Bucky'' O'Neill, the energetic Sheriff of
Yavapai county, was in town during the
week.
General NJ II. Sherman of Phoenix,
passed Yuma few days ago homeward
bound.
II. Cochrane, a successful mining man,
was passenger on Mondays East bound
express.
Jim Neahr, owner of the Aqua Caliente
Springs, is here enjoying the pleasures of
city life.
The brooms manufactured at the Terri
torisl Prison are the best made on the
Pacific coast.
The lemons grown here this season give
promise of being the finest fruit that Yuma
has yet produoed.
The Harqua Hala mines will give en-
ployment to large number of men when
they start up work.
George Began, who lived in Yuma years
ago, was a passenger on Mondays train
bound Tucsonward.
The Yuma Soda Water factory is turning
out hrst-class ''pOp," and consequently is
doing abig business.
Colonel c. Mason Kline. special agent of
the London and Globe Insurance Company,
was in town yesterday.
Yuma county should make 6rst-class
display at the Territorial fair, to be held in
Phoenix, October 18th
John Curry, a former resident of this
place, was married on Monday last to a
Tustin, California, belle.
The "well advertised" Canyon Diablo
train robbers are now permanently located
in the Territorial Prison.
An enterprising citizen proposes building
lighthouses on the ella; the business is
sure to be remunerative,
A crowd of Pspago Indians from Pima
county have been in town foi several days
selling ollas and beILotas.
George W. Norton is bzsily engaged har-
vesting beans, onions and Alfalfa on his
ranch in the Mohawk valley.
The work of gathering data for the
Senatorial Committee on Water Storage, is |
being vigorously prosecuted.
The regular term of court for this district
will convene at Phoenix next month, and
in Yuma on September Goth.
\ F. L. Ewing and wife have moved into
town from their ranch and reside in the |
Redondo house on Main street
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent |
stock Of winter goods at cost.