The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-04-06
LOCAL NOTES.


Weather warm and pleasant.
We note 0nofre Dauiel among recent
arrivals.
Henry Treichler of Mohawk is visiting
his Yuma friends.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's.
Mr.. L. A. Hicks of Chyrstoval visited
Yuma during the week.
Jamas H. Graham was down from Mo-
hawk valley during the week.
Hon. A. J. Doran was passenger on
Sundays east-bound train.
Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at the
Southern Pacific hotel bar.
Hons. J. w. Darlington and Samuel
Purdy have returned from Phoenix.
John CandolfO is selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost
Judge Isaac Levy's handsome new resi-
dences are now ready for occupants.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
low figure call and see John Gandolfo.
DR.. J. H. Taggart after short stay at
the capital city arrived during the week.
The Legiglstu1e met On the morning of
the 18th ultimo and took a recess until to-
day.
uor Gaa II Stoyeus a--;rad bara c.,
day morning and departed for Phoenix
Wednesday.
Purdy Relyea. who acted as legislature
clerk during the Fifteenth legislature is
with us again.
Judge A. Ande son latS of Tucson and
noy residing in Eos Angeles, passed Yuma
on his waylhome Sunday.
Hon. Lowell II. Jerome of Tucson, special
u. s. Treasury agent, passed through Yuma
Thursday on his way to Tucson.
Col. Lewis wolfy was finally confirmed
by the United States Senate Monday. He
is expected in Phoenix next Tuesday.
Messrs Termal and Coleman of Los Ange-
les were in town the irst past of the week.
The gentlemen propose investing in live
stock
Roses are now blooming in unlimited
quantities. For the quantity of its beauti-
full flowers Yuma is without doubt the
banner town of the Territory.
Hon. P. r. Brady arrived Monday morn
ing from Florence to attend the meeting of
the board of Prison commissioners. He
departed for his home Thursday morning
A large number of horses from Sonoita,
Sonora, consigned to Mr.. Jesus Redondo
reached here recently. They will be used
for herding Mr.. Redondo's Lerdo cattle
in the near future.
County assessor w. A. Werninge- and
T. ID. Macleod left Wednesday for an
assessing tour throughout the county. Our
country cousins will no doubt receive them
will open arms-aRd pKrses.
Word just received from Dick Rule, for
merly of Yuma, informs us that he is still
warming the editorial tripod of the FL Paso
Herald. Under his direction we predict a
prosperous future for that entesprising
journal.
1t is rumored that Hon. c. G. Stevens, a
prominent member of the council of 1885
will soon return to Tucson, there to resume
mis- law practice Mr.. Stevens lived in Tue
son for many years but as present is practi
cling his profession in California.
The gloomy fears and the WEAKNESS of
soul Of which SO many complain, would dis
appear il the blood were made more healthy
before it reaches the brain. Ayers Sarsapas
rllls puriies and vitalizes the blood, and
thus cenduces to health of body and mind
Hon. John H. Behan, superintendent, B.
F. Hartley, assistant superintendent and
DR.. A. E. de COrse prison physician, were
re-appointed by the commissioners for the
next two years. The appointments give
general satisfaction as all have proven
themselves capable and efficient officers.
1t is to be hoped that the California law
9uarantining that state against Arizona
cattle will be proven void. 1t is claimed by
Los Angeles papers that the bill, though
signed by Governor Waterman, never pass
ed the assembly, and that, in consequence.
1t is not law. Such an act would prove as
disastrous to southern California, which
draws the major portion of its beef from this
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