The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-19
LOCAL NOTES.
Thomas Williams is in town.

John Cairns was in town several days ago.
 The steamer Mohave is due from up river.
 David Reavis was in town yester- day on business visit.
 Tom Davis spent few days in Yu- ss during the past week.
 John Sevenoaks came in from the new gold strike yesterday.
 Wyatt Earp arrived here yesterday from the Harqua Hala camp.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch and wife passed through Yuma on Wednesday.
 Hon. l.. w. Blinn was passenger on Thursdays west-bound express.
 Hon. L. H. Jerome was passenger ger on Wednesdays train bound west.
 Hon. Samuel Purdy and his nephew, F. Relyear, left for Prescott on We'd resday afternoon.
 Miss Jesusita Martinez left Yuma Ca Thursday, for short visit to the Los Flores ranch.
 Sheriff Nugent has gone to Harqua Hala to subpena witnesses in the Burns Johnson killing.
 Judge Isaac Levy's new building when completed will be one of the finest and best appearing houses in Arizona.
 Judge ". ". Porter left hera on Tuesday for the Agua C.,liente springs where he intends remaining for few weeks.
 Governor c. Meyer Zulick, Hons. George H. Stevens and J. W. Dor rington left for Prescott on Thurs day morning.
 Fred. Miller, an expert plastcrer. has determined to make this place his future home. Mir. Miller and family arrived here few days ago.
 D. L. Seyre, of Oakland, formerly of the Clifton Clarion. visited the SENTINEL office few days ago on his way to the Hsrqua Hala mines.
 Jeff D. Flores returned to town during the week accompanied by his mother and brother, who exprct to make this place their future home.
 Judge Ira MaLbett had three "vags" brought before hIm this week and ordered them to leave town within twenty-four hours, which suggestion was promptly acted upon by the travellers.
 P. Brown. Superintendent of the Pasadena Mining Company, on Wed nesday brought to town $3,8fI of gold bullion, representing run of six days. Not 8 bad showing for t.n stamp mill.
 Hon. L. Robbins, of Coche county, ana Hon. Herbert Penney, of Pima, were passengers on Wednesdays west bound express, on their way to Pres colt to attend the meeting of the Legislature.
 Judge Isaac Levy was foreman and Frank Wightman secretary of the late Grand Jury; before adjourn ing their associates passed a resolution of thanks to the efficient officers compli- menting them upon their zeal and ability.
 The world wide reputation of Ayers Hair Vigor Is due to its healthy action on the hair and scalp. This Incom- parable preparation restores the orig inal color to gray and faded hair, and imparts the gloss and freshness so much desired by all classes of people.
 At meeting of the Board of Direc tors of the Mohawk Canal Company, held on Wednesday, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J. w. Darlington, president (re-elected); O. F. Thornton, Vice, president; A. Frank, secretary and treasurer (re-elected).
 /The following members of the Eff teenth Legislature passed westward last Wednesday on their way ts Pres colt Hons. s. F. Webb, l.. H. Orme, Charles R. Docke, H. &. Underwood, : Lew Martin, J. O'Brien, J. Y. T. Smith, Major Jordan, J. Chatham Harry Carpenter. S, Sloan and L. J. OePew,