The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-10-26

llvered In luna at same prices as sold In
the factory, thereby saving all freight
charges, which enables me to sell at the
same prices as Eastern firms. have a
special line of Gents So 90 shoes, which for
. comfort, durability and appearance are
ahead of any like shoe in the market,
0 My Gents "a 90 Calf shoes are, in elegance
of finish, everything to satisfy the most
fastidious, and equal to any hand-sewed
shoe. These goods come in lace, Button
and Congress. Be sure and try pair !!
Also special bargains in Ladies, Misses
and ehildrens wear.
d. CALISHER,
. Levy Building.
: Frank Vomocil was in town in the early
part of the week on a business visit. Mr..
! yomocil and his partner, Frank Van Ness,
have leased the Red Cloud mine, in Silver
District, which they are now working with
force of twenty men. The ore is taken
Just as it comes out of the mine, high and
low grade rock and worked on 'jiggers,"
the concentrations are then shipped to San
Francisco. The lower levels of the mine
cannot be worked on account of water, but
when it becomes necessary to get ore out
below water level, heavy pumps will be put
in. There is an immense amount of low
grade ore in the Red Cloud, and Vomocil
and Van Ness have undoubtedly solved the
problem as to the best method of working
the property.
1t is important that a person should
closely inspect everything they consume, as
frequently decayed and infected goods are
put up in cans and palmed off on az un-
suspecting public. My goods are specially |
selected as to quality. 1 keep only the
celebrated Code, Elicit & Co.'S California |
fruits and vegetables, which took highest
award in California, and being guaranteed |
as to uniformity of quality and which I sell
at prices that will compare with inferior
goods. Table fruits, jams and jellies 25
cts. per can, tomatoes l5c.
Levy Building. D. CAL1sHER
Messrs. S. Med. Johnson and Howard |
c. Tibbitts, who have been engaged by the
Southern Pacific Company to get up an
illustrated pamphlet of Arizona, paid this
Office very pleasant visit yesterday morn
ing. They leave to-day for Indio, and next
Monday OR Tuesday will go to the Mohawk
valley, where they will take views of the
Mohawk canal and various points of in
terest in the valley.
A Big BARGAIN "A fine residence of
four rooms, kitchen, bathroom, etc, and
smaller dwelling house of two rooms; all
enclosed by neat picket fence. Grounds
one acre in extent, portion of which Is
planted with orange, lemon and pome-
granate trees and choice grapes in full bear
ing. Price $500 cash. Apply to JOS. J.
Stein. real estate agent, Yuma, a. T.
Joseph Short of RoAboro, Mass, died on
the morning of October Dist, at the resi-
dence of Captain Joe Godfrey, of consump-
ton. Mr.. Short with his wife arrived in |
Yuma about two months ago, and for
little while it appeared as if he would re-
cover, but the disease had gained too much,
Roadway before his arrival here
Jesus Redondo has driven from Mohawk |
valley to his stock ranch near Gunsight, |
nine hundred head of cattle and it is |
thought that his next drive will amount to |
eight hSndred head more. The settling up
of Mohawk valley by farmers has caused
Mr.. Redondo to move his cattle further |
south.
After an absence Of two months, Mrs. |
Geo. w. Norton returned home from Cali
fornia on Monday morning During her
absence Mrs. Norton listed various points
of interest in the State and on her return here |
met with hearty welcome from her many
friends.
Mr.. A. Franks two oldest daughters,
Misses Annie and TIME, arrived in Yuma on
Monday, from California, where they have
been attending school for several years past.
Both young damsels are accomplished |
musicians, one being good pianist and the
other an excellent violinist.
The BlaisdelI mill in Cargo Muchacho
district is running day and night, crushing
high grade gold ore. The mines are pro-
ducing an abundance of pay rock and it is
said that ten additional stamps will be ad-
ded to the mill next month.
E. ]. Baldwin's Palace horse car, was
"hooked on" to Wednesdays West bound
express. The car contained thirteen flyers
under the care of six men. Volante, Los
Angeles, and Molly MeCarthy's Last,
were among the valuable horses.
Direct from Kansas City, receive the
celebrated Buffalo Brand of Sugar cured
meats and lard. Lard in 8, 5, 10 lb buck
cts, l21c. Id; Bacon l5c. ID; Hams, extra,
l74c. lb.
Levy Building. D. CALIsHER.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
of the pamphlet issued by the South ella
Canal Company; it is a we'll printed and
interesting work and reflects great credit
upon the author.
The largest rattle snake of the season
was killed by ]. H. Kinsler on Wednesday
avanipo OD bic CClaEIond ronob IT, |