The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-02-09

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Sheriff n. j. Nug4nt has gone tn
St. john, Apache county, IN charg" OF
a convict, who has been granted new
trial.
Watt Earp anl wife, ware pass'n
gers ON Mondays East hnnnd express,
on there way to the II trqla H'l'
mines.
CAPT. Isaac Po!Lamus ami Chic
/ E lgin>er N lzzy, arrived from IN
Needles, 10y the el,op "Lettcray," on
Monday.
Hon Geo. II. Stevens was IN town
on Tuesday and Wednesday last; his
many friends accorded him hearty
welcome.
A large nnmjer OF irv;!i Is are Wis
itins Yusaa this season ami they ar
unanimous in their praise Of our win
ter weather.
John Candulfo and Dr.. / Il, Tag
CART have had neat and substantial
picket fence built around their vall
able property.
Hoo Boxia, the Main street mer-
: chant, has just received a tiTst-ciass
stock Of boots, shoes and slippers
Cheap for cash.
William Timer. one of San Fran-
cisco's most ETH lent peace officers, is
stanping at the Southern Pacific hotel,
for the benefit OF his health.
4. petition asking for the appoint
ment of A. 2. K. Sa ford as governor
of Arizona, is being circulated around
town and receiving many signatures.
hIessrs. Roe AMI M-rrill, Boston
BIS OF CAPITALISTS have gone to Cali
fJrn;a and M their return east, will
step here to look into real estate mat
terS.
Councilman Darlington lift for
Phoenix on Wednesday morning; he
viii show the Plpeaiciaps saacina ans
of the magnificent Lemons which grow
here.
Charley Llnlon his forty acres Of
barley, twenty Of wheat and ten acres
in potatoes, onions AMI glr,len truck
growing on the Ewing ranch, nearly
Arahy.
The Grand Lodge of the A. o. q.
". of Colorado, New Mexico and
Arizona, which meets next week, will
be very Important session, in which
Arizona will be fully and ably repre-
sented:
Hon. J. A. Johnson, a leading
stoclsman Of Apache county, and mem
Der NJ fils assembly from that county
paid this Office pleasant call on Sun
day last.
D. D. Donovan, \ prominent bust
nrss man Of Virginia City, is guest
OF the s. 2. hotel, "njoying the hal.nv
ard health giving atmosphere of
Yuma's peerless climate.
- W. \. Furnish, of Denver, CHA
rsdo, well known mining expert,
vas here ca Wednesday on his way to
examine the Buena Vista mine owned
by L. j. /. Lager, Sr.
The ''sound OF the baam"r and the
saw is sweat music to tha pYogr 9Ssive
citizAn of Yuma; our peo9'e arr wax
ins un and consequently improvements
are the order OF the day.
Four carloads Of orange trees bound
for S ,lthern G.'iforaiA, went through
here on Moaiey, Ynml comfy will
, BE- adj, to Sunolv that section with
citrus trees in few years.
D. A. H1narahaa, who has been
sporting few we k in Yuma, for the
benefit of his health, is delighted with
the climate aud has concluded 10 re
side here permanently; hIs family ar
rived here from California f.w days
ago.
Many women find great difficulty in
arranging tn ,ir hair b-comingly, he
cause of its harsh aud course texture.
BY the use of Ayers Hair Vigor, the
h lir becomes soft, plian+, and glossy.
The Visor is the most clearly of ali
y. -. yDro,,o - fionc
Governor G. Meyer Zul;ck and legs
lative party received All rlrgaut recep
ton mere, and were bang Iettel in IA
princrly m anner on Tuesday evening.
A large nnmher of guests were present
and kind words Of welcome greeted the
distinguished visitors.
Hon. Thomas H lleck, Of Mohave
county, who can count his friends in
this coInty by tn. hundred, spent a
few days here during the week. NJ.
Hallrck is q member % the Legislature
and hrs constituents ara in,taed tortu
nate TO he represented il the fifteenth
by man of his ability.
The Palace Restaurant has move
to the corner north Of rs former lnca
ton on Main street. We are now
prepared tt s"rve our patrons and thu
public with th- best the market a.F,rls
ut reasonable rates. Ny crew j.
white No Chinese need apply !
The Grand Lodsa of A. o. U. "
of this Jurisdiction, Will III .at on Taes
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