The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-11-30

county, was one of the party of officers
in charge of the convicts received al
the Territorial Prison from Prescott
last Sunday.
Hon. A. J. Cheney of Tomb
stone, was chosen one of the Vice
President of the National Silver con
vention. which met It st. Louis, dur
ing the week.
| A boy was arrested last Sunday
evening for creating a disturbances
before the Catholic church and sent
fenced to ten days Imprisonment ir
the county Jail.
Sam Gillespie has made heavy purchase
of Yellowstone whiskey in bond, at Louis
vile, Kentucky, and keeps enough of it or
hand here to supply all who are fond Of
fine liquor. +
Charles F. Burnham, one of the
original locators of the Red Cloud in
Silver District, is now the Secretary
of the Eagle Oil Refining Company of
San Francisco.
Josiah Lean, of San Francisco, an
/ invalid, who has been in Yuma for
the past month, died on Tuesday last.
His remains were taken to the above
named city for burial.
Hon. a. G.. Hubbard, one of the
owners of the Harqua Hala bonanza
mines, arrived here Wednesday. Mr..
Hubbard says that the mill is running
regularly on ore from the Gold Noun
tain mine
Sheriff W. w. O'Neill of Yavapai
county, brought down the following
prisoners last Sunday: J. J. Smith,
robbery, thirty years; VIM. I. Youree,
grand larceny, five years; Jacob Mef-
ford, grand larceny, two years.
Just arrived; plum pudding, New
Orleans, molasses, potted ham, jams
in glass jars, white Rose Leaf lard,
at D. Calisher's, Levy building
Judge Isaac Levy has purchased
the store at Norton's Landing, and A
Casarcs, his partner, will have charge
of the business. The establishment
will be run under the old firm name
of Levy and Company"
Jas. Cushenberry, of Kansas City,
has a number of men employed pros
pccting and developing his placer
property at the Pot Holes and with
the most satisfactory results. Ma
chinery for hydraulicing will be
placed in the near fnturc.
Late news indicat IS that the strike
made by Tom Goodman, in the old
Ravenna mine, is a very extensive
and rich one. Mr.. Goodman it is
said has been offered large sum of
money for the mine, but refused to
sell for the amount rendered
The Colorado River Placer Mining
Company has added a steam pump to
their already large plant of machinery,
and continue pushing the work as
as possible and expect to
reach bedrock in day or two, pay
dirt having been already encountered.
A very pleasant and successful
dance was given at the A. o. U. w.
Hall, Thanksgiving night Our
society editor failed to furnish his
report in time for this issue, con-
the names of those in at
tendance and descriptions of toilets
worn are necessarily omitted.
On Wednesday afternoon about 2
o'clock, a room in the two-story
building adjoining John Gandolfo's
stores, was found to be in
flames. Upon entering the room a
mattress and other combustibles were
discovered blazing and the fire had
made considerable Roadway before it |
was finally extinguished The dam
age done amounts to little. Had the |
incipient confagration not been dis
covered when it was, there would |
have been a loss of at least $4,000 of |
G. A. Patterson, of the firm of |
Seymour, Johnson d Co. wholesale
grocers of Los Angeles isnow stopping
at the Pot Holes, the guest of Messrs.
j Jackson and Mcpherson, and is de-
lighted with orr-elimate. Mr.. Pat !
terson has been closely confined to
business for number of years, and
intended to spend a couple of weeks
only, but is so enamored with our
elm te that he has connlndnd "a 70