The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-23

and Vomocil of Silver district, went
up ON the steamer ella.
A new store will be opened next
week in the building adjoining the
Customhouse, on Main street.
NJ. Lample, the advertising agent
of the Syrup of Figs Company" paid
this office a business call Wednesday
Walter Spaulding, United States
Inspector of Customs, returned on
Monday from a trip along the border
Hyou want to enjoy some Golden Sheaf
Whiskey" eight years old or three star Mar.
tell, call at the Southern Pacific hotel bar;
your wish will be gratifed.
Althee Lorette's two-story dwelling
house, which is being built on First
street, will be an ornament to the
town.
Sheriff Nugent met Richard Rule
in Ell Paso, and says that "handsome
Dick" is prnspering in the newspaper
business.
D. V. Carter was in town for a few
days this week. He is engaged in
farming land irrigated by the Farm
ers' canal.
w. H. Klein, the well-known and
successful hotelman, has assumed the
management Of the Montezuma hotel
at Nogales.
An elegant dinner will be given at
the Southern Pacific hotel tomorrow.
to which Sam Gillespie's guests will
do full justice.
Mrs. c. Conner arrived here from
Los Angeles Sunday, on visit to her
son Charley. Mrs. Connor returned
home Wednesday.
jim Nelson, who has charge Of the
YrGruo section of tie southern Paei6o
railroad, has a gang Of men at work
putting down new rails,
Thursday next win be Thanksgiv-
ing Day, consequently, the SENTINEL |
Office will remain open until six
o'clock P. m. on that day.
Prat's Astral oil, $50 degrees fire test,
the safest and most brilliant Illuminating
oil in use, 1915 per case of 10 gals, at D.
Calishers, Levy building.
A SENTINEL reporter visited the
Fort Yuma Indian school few days
ago, a full account of which will be
published in next weeks edition.
Frank Van Ness, of Silver District,
has rented house in the Levy block,
for the use of his family, who will
reside in town during the winter.
Several Yumaites went up to Aztec
asst week to attend dance given at
he residence of Mr.. Fry. They re-
port that the party was a splendid
success.
DR.. W. Herrick, the newly ap
pointed physician for the Colorado
Riv'r Indian Agency, left Yuma for
Parker by the steamer ella, Wedues-
lay morning.
Wanted Two persons to occupy
pleasant furnished rooms with table
,oard Careful attention rendered by
Professional nurse, Apply at Sen
mel Office.
Frank Murphy, the successful min .
Nc operator of Yavapai county, is ex
,ected to visit this section with
Diamond Joe" Reynolds the mil
onaire, next week.
The United States Customhouse in f
Yuma is guarded by an imported bull G
og, which Collector Wightman or s
cred from the wilds of Texas, for Y
hat express purpose. a
1t is reported that the railroad t
inc table will be changed, December /,
st. The East bound train will reach f
ere at four o'clock u. NJ; the West P
ound express at one o'clock p m.
Mr.. Charles Drake, father of Hon.
has. R. Drake of Pima county, died a
| Tucson last Monday. Mr. Drake
lanY friends throughout Arizona, ex-
end him their heartfelt sympathies. .,
When the proper building can be d
Otained a skating rink will be es- CT
lblished here. The gentlemen hav- fp
lg the matter in charge expect to Il
,cure suitable place within a short al
me. ca
A number ofyoung gentlemen gave :!
very enjoyable party to their friend, b p.
, the Southern Pacific hotelon Thurs ra
ay evening last. The music was vi