The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-03-09

| town.
Louis Obiedo is in town from the Mohaw
valley.
The school census in this district is nov
being taken.
Attendance at the village public school i
increasing
Mrs. Camille Rouillier left for San Fran
cisco On Thursday.
Captain c. V. Meeden and son are visit
ing San Francisco.
A large acreage of alfalfa is being planted
in the ella valley.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's. +
The United States district court is now
in session in Phoenix
Charles e. Spencer is expected here from
Sacramento next week.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
low figure call and see John Gandolfo, +
The health of the inmates of the Terri
torial Prison is excellent.
A number of weddings will be solemnized
during the coming month.
The Maricopa county teachers held an
Institute at Phoenix this week.
Say, boys, always tip your hats when
meeting ladies or sudden gust of wind.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock of winter goods at cost.
Yuma Legion Select Knight holds its
regular meeting on next Tuesday evening.
A number of new dwelling houses are be-
ug built in the western addition to Yuma
"Kite time" is on, and the small boy
with very strong voice is shriekingly
happy.
The mining revival and excitement in
olomosa and Ellsworth districts will make
a lively town in short time
Camille Rouillier left for Tucson yester-
lay and will return here in week, after
which he will leave for California to join his
wife
Luis E. Torres, governor of Lower Cali
oania passed through Yuma Monday morn
ng, on his way to the Santa Clara placer
elds
Thele is no exciting news from our mining |
amps, but reliable information is received |
ere daily of the richness of the lodges now
cling worked.
There is great excitement in San Diego |
yer reported gold strike in Lower Cali
ornia Yuma ceuntys gold fields are &C
ual and veritable bonanzas, not ''rumors."
George w. Norton has set out 10000
rapes vines and 2000 fruit trees ON his
lohawk ranch. His alfalfa field is looking
ne and the olive, orange and other trees
re fourishing.
William Hall is in jail in Phoenix, charged
18th stealing horse. Hall has been az
innate of the penitentiary for a number of
ears, having only been liberated last June
tier serving, Out his second sentence.
The agent of large pork packing esta-
iShment in California is here for the pur-
ose of purchasing hogs. A great many
ogs are being grown up the Colorado and
liza valleys, and it is becoming a very re-
business.
Gr. Camille Rouillier who, for some time
lst has been the geneous and su ccessful
'oprietor of the Southern Pacific hotel,
Is sold all of his interests in the establish
ent to Mr.. Samuel Gillespie one of the
.st known and most popular gentleman Oh
e line of the Southern Pacific.
The work of taking down the sand hill
,ar the hotel is well under way. About
rty men, four cars and a locomotive are
gagged in removing the sand 1t will take
veral weeks to complete the work, after
hich the space formerly occupied by the
II will be laid out in miniature park; at
active shrubbery and tropical plants will
set out and the entire place nicely fenced.
The Phoenix Arizonan says that w. A.
cGinnis, who is the engineer in charge of
e construction work for the st. Louis com
ny in Yuma county now owning the
ohawk canal, the South ella ditch, the
nth ella canal and the Aqua Caliente
rings, furnished the reporter considera-
E information. Mr.. McGinnis spent seve-
days in this city, visiting his family and
turned to his work last night He states
at the South ella ditch will be completed
r distance of % miles bv the 18th inst.
has bottom width of 10 feet at the head
d for several succeeding miles, and of
ct at the end 1t will carry 10 900 inches
water, and will reclaim upwards of 49,
acres of land. The colony which recen-
arrived has prepared large area of land c
lich will certainly be brought under cult
ton the present season. A number of
,e houses have been put up. The town of =,
e colony will be Chrystoval, and already r
s post Office, telegraph and express o
ice.
The survey of the South ella canal, which
Il be 30 miles in length and cover about
:, 200 acres of mesa land, will begin in a :
v days. =
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the field at my home in Morgan county,
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