The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-09

! the most desirable and SeaSonable Soods a.
clean 80 to 80 per cent below formel
prices. Special bargains in Pants at So
So. so, 81, 81. 80 and S.; worth S., Sc, S.
and IS; you should see these goods. II
underwear, Hosiery, Handkerchief anC
Hats, the prices are the lowest and styles
the newest.
Levy Building. D. CALIsHER.
Mrs. Burr. of Leesvillc, Louisiana, ar
rived at Chrystoval last week on visit tx
her son, Roland r. Burr, one of Yuma
county most exemplary and popular citi
zens.
A fine lot of asparagus, green peas, string
beans, okra, caulifower and other choice
vegetables were received here this week
from Hon. Geo. w. Norton's Mohawk
valley ranch.
Gen. B. B. Barney, a capitalist from
Riverside. and stakeholder in the Colorado
River Placer Mining Company spent few
days this week at the Pot Holes and is well
pleased with the prospect.
Wanted Two persons to occupy
pleasant furnished rooms with table
board. Careful attention, rendered by
professional nurse. Apply at SEN
TINEL Office.
Hon. Bernard Cohn, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Los Angeles, died at his
home on Friday last. Mr.. Coin was one OF
the early settlers of Yuma county, and for
several years did heavy merchandising
business at the rich La Paz diggings.
Jose Via Grande, was up before Judge
Ira Mabbett, Thursday charged with as
sault; he was found guilty and sentenced to
pay a tine of ten dollars or enjoy the hos
pitality of the county's boarding house for
period of ten days.
w. Henry Treichler's many friends gave
him royal welcome Sunday on his return
from Sacramento. Mr.. Treichler is one of
our most energetic and popular citizens, and
devotes great deal of-his time to the ad-
vancement of the interests of the county.
He left for his ranch in the Mohawk valley
few days ago.
During the past month David Balsz has
purchased some eight hundred head of
cattle and one hundred and fifty fine horses,
in Sonora, Mexico, which have been driven
into the Territory by way of Yuma The
stock will be put on Mr.. Balsz's ranch near
Castle creek and will add very materially to
the taxable property of Arizona. The
horses purchased are fac animals and will
be valuable addition to Mr. Balsz's ranch,
which is one of the best stock ranges in the
Territory.
For the Ladies-Plain and figured Cash
mere 40 to SO cts. per yard, worth 81;
Manchester Mohairs 3Oc., worth Coo. !;
Bavaren Reps 25c., worth Soc; Cashmere
check suitings 30e., worth &C.,; Novelty
Plaids l3c., worth SOC. These goods have
Just arrived and are all of latest designs
and shades and are what will be fashionable
this coming season. Trimmings, buttons,
etc. to match. Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
and Laces of all new varieties.
D. CALIsHER, Levy Building.
Mike, the Yuma Indian confined in the
Los Angeles County Jail awaiting trial On
the charge of having murdered a young
squaw on the Yuma reservation, ran amuck
in the corridor of the Jail on Monday last.
The Indian in some way got possession of
heavy weight used on scales. With this
he 1rst assaulted NJ. NJ. Chase, prisoner,
knocking him senseless by blow on the
head. Deputy Sheriff Kennedy aimed a
blow at the Infatuated savage with bunch
of keys, but in return received the scale
weight full in the forehead, the blow crush
ing the frontal bone and knocking him
senseless. The Indian next assaulted w.
w. Wyman, alias Burroughs, the former
Oakland journalist, under conviction for
sending obscene letters to young lady of
L. A. Wymau lodged the Indian, and
he escaped with only slight injuries.
FINALLY Mike was seized by Thomas Sulli-
van, trusty, and several others, and was
disarmed and locked up, after he had give.
Sullivan a severe wound in the head. 1t is
said that the Indian is insane.