The Arizona sentinel., 1889-04-20
eA..,uIual,ou OF b. Murrer,
With attempt to murder j.
hich was held before Judge

lie and JUkge u. II. Knight QeIende
the prisoner. After full hearing c
the case Judge Mabbett bound tn
defendant over in the sum of on
thousand dollars for his appearance
before the Grand Jury.
We would suggest that appropriate
exercises be held on the 30th inst t
celebrate the inaugural of our frs
President, General George Washing
ton, which took place exactly on
century ago. There is surely enougl
talent in town to carry through
such exercises credltably. Stir you
selves, gentlemen!
Richard Rule, formerly Secretary o
the Prison Commissioners, since hi
a cession to the control of the Ell Pa
so Herald, has turned Republican anC
at this time, is as ardent in taking "
cudgels for that party as he was for
merly for the democratic doctrines anc
principles.
Increase the appetite by the use Of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. They caust
the stomach, liver aud bowels to per
form their functions properly, do nos
debilitate, by excessive stimulation,
and are not irritating in their action.
AS an after-dinner pill they are uns-
qualed.
a grand ball vii! be given at the
Southern Pacific Hotel soon after Lent.
1t is to be hoped that it will be well
attended as the managers are exerting
themselves to the utmost to make the
affair an unqualified success.
Col. Cole Saunders and Elmer B.
Wagy were in Yuma Wednesday but
left for Los Angeles the following day,
where they will select adequate agri-
cultural machinery for harvesting the
growing crops of the Mohawk Ranch.
The Oregon mine, owned by Hon
Abe Frank, is showing splendid re
suits. Development work is prosecuted
theoretically, This property bids fair
to take its place in the front rank of
our many famous mines.
Hon J. II. Behar, Superintendent
Of the Territorial prison, has been seri-
ously i'll for several days. We are
pleased to announce that he is now
gradually recovering his accustomed
health.
Many Of the Mohawk Valley set
tiers are preparing to prove up theii
land locations along the ella river.
The entire country Whereabouts is be
CHING to blossom as the rose.
The Noriesa brothers, NJ. Barragar
md Geo. McFee have been released on
pail in San Bernardino The arrest
If those men was an outrage and will
be thoroughly investigated.
The Graham county navigators of
5he mighty ella have, according to
he Enterprise, passed Florence.
Their appearance in this vicinity may
&c looked for any day.
Arizona generally, and Yuma in
boast three varieties CT
,Eackbirds: the yellow haade4, the red
winged, and the common black coated
The religious observance of Holy
Week in the village Catholic church,
las kept the sanctuary crowcd with
he faithful during the past few days.
Hon. Thomas Halleck, one of the
'rison commissioners, after a protract-
d visit among bis numerous Yuma
riends, left for his home Wednesday.
Easter Sunday tomorrow, and cur
.ardens have furnished an abundance
i fragrant and bright colored flowers
or the rsIal church decorations.
Hons. Lew Martin and Herbert
Jenny, editor of the Tucson Citizen,
'assed through here Wednesday morn
az on the west-bound train.
Hon. Cole Saunders has filed his
nal papers in the Tucson Land office,
to proving up on his valu-
bic property.
Peter Behan returned from his visit
o Los Angeles, but departed on
hort visit east Wednesday morning.
R. T. Burr has been out at Nam
louth Tanks for the past week, but
iii return here in a few days.
A large number of the pupils of the
luna Indian school attended church
n "Holy Thursday"
Ira West, one of Yuma county's
ldest pioneers and settlers was in
own for short stay.
Lewis Oviedo, a whilom compositor
n the SENTINEL, paid this office
visit Tuesday.
One hundred Mexican soldiers pass
here on Sunday bound for Eusenada
,ower California.
The President has proclaimed April |
9th. a legal holiday and day of |
thanksgiving.
Colonel j. A. Zabriskie was in Yuma |
n Thursday attending to some legal |
usiness.