The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-10-19
LOCAL NOTES.

CAss. B. Serventi left for Sonoyta rancl
yesterday.
Frank Burke arrived in town yesterday
Sfrom Mohawk.
o. s. Putnam and family left for Tucson
q few days ego.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for salt
et Gandolfo'R.
DR.. A. J. Chandler, of PhoeniA, WAS ii
-toSO few days ago.
Joe Hendeville, Of Picachs, was dowr
from bis rancho this week.
Non. J. H. Behan left for Phoenix on
Thursisy, on 6 business visit.
Frank Van Ness is expected down from
Nerton's landing, next week.
E B. Waggy, foreman Of the MOhawk
raaeh, was in town this week.
hon. P. R. Brady and wife returned
home to Florence on Wednesday last.
Miss frankie Alexander passed through
from Los Angeles to her home at Phoenix,
Sunday.
Invslids who are seeking the advantages
Of . perfect winter climate, are arriving
here daily.
John GandolfO lie selling his magnificent
stock 81 winter goods at cost
Henry Koshland. former Ynmsite, now
Of Signal, is visiting friends in Southern
California.
Charles z. Spencer went up to Mohawk
valley last week and returned by Mon
days express.
w, z. HilIebrand, the Government min
erAlogi,t, returned from Silver district on
Thursday morning.
Assessment work Is now the order Of the
Gay. The old hills are echcing the music
Of the hammer and drill
Mr.. II. Il. Mcpherson arrived from his
Lagoon Placer mines on Monday and took
the train west the same day.
Sam s. Gillespie went in, during the
week on business trip to Los Angeles.
and returned home yesterday.
fyOu want to buy spring wagon at a
lew 6gure call and see John Gandolfo.
Look around town and you will notice
that times are picking mp; store-keepers
busy and NO idlsrs in sight.
The Harris Milling plant has been sold
for dsLs by Sheriff Nugent at public sale
fer 81, 900. to Mr.. S. A. Parker.
The only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
LAWN. aged Ave years. died here yesterday
noon. The boy has been i'll for q long time
Nf. Joe Redondo, Clerk Of the Board of
Supervisors, with family, took his depart
Ere this week on PGsear Of pleasure to
Phoenix.
The Colorado River Placer Mining Com
pany are placing their machinery as rapidly
- possible and sIpect to have steam up in
sfew days.
Fine, Ice cold lager beer, twenty hive
sats per bottle, at she Southern Pacific
hotel. +
Sam RsmmaEini, who has been a citi-
asn Of Yuma for several years. left few
days ago, on o trip Of observation through
Eastern Arizona.
Sam Gillespie has no Chinese employed in
hi. establishment he has just succeeded in
engaging full staff Of white cooks, the chef
bsing an artist
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
il doing q "big" freight business, extra
crews have been put on 50 as to handle the
business properly.
Mr. d. Calisher, who has been In bust |
psss ct Aqua Caliente, will open general
merchandise store in this place next Mon
day in the Levy building.
WANTED-Two persons to occupy pleas-
ant furnished rooms with table board |
Careful attention rendered by professional
nurse. Apply at SENTINEL Office.
Sam Gillespie's Sunday dinners continue
TO be well patrOnized. The Southern
Pacific table ID the best in Arizona and will !
continue $50 to be" for an age to come.
Frank B. Wightman the newly appointed
Deputy United States Collector Of this port, |
has received bis commission and yesterday !
took the oath Of Office and filed his bond.
Captain r. 8. Thayer, in days "lang
syRe" in command when Fort Yuma was a |
four company post, paid the burg a flying |
visit this week fron bis hons at Norton |
Landing.
In the issue Of last week in the report of
ths proceedings OF the Board Of Super !
visors: 81. Levy, Comfy Recorder, $50"
should have read; 1. Levy. rents Of county
Ot6ces. 500.
lost pportunity-Kissab girl (sud-
dsnlyl-"TAke care, some one will see
ysu!' GoOd-looking, but bashful beau
"What am doing!" Kissable girl fscorn. |
fullyl-''Nothingr-Ex.
Mr.. Dave Bals returned from Leredo, |
8onora with the bsHd OF cattle purchased of |
late from Mr.. ]. NJ Moline. They were
daily inspected. by the Custom officers and
D ,EteA tor BIS ranch "a the CHA.