The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-31

arrived from Amador, Cal, Wednesday
MIR. Smith will have charge of Blaisdell's
gold mill in the Cargo Muchacho district.
Monday, Aug. Doth, letter with
Postal order enclosed and payable to John
n. Gregg Parties finding the same, will
please return to John N. Gregg or Post
master.
| G. w. Caldwell, a successful and well
known dentist, will arrive here from Sar
Francisco tomorrow. DR.. Caldwell viii
remain in town several days attending Il
business.
Early last Saturday morning, A. F,
Whitfield, Yuma's U. s. Signal Service
observer, was made happy by the arrival OF
a pretty baby girl. Mother and daughter,
doing we'll
The purchase of the Stein interest in the
Harqua Hala mines by Hon. A. G. Hub
bard created some stir here, as the pur
chase is known to be an expert and sue
cessful miner.
Captain Frank S. Ingalls,, Chairman Of
the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county,
left for San Francisco on Tuesday last tt
represent this county before the Senatorial
Committee on water storage.
Sam Gillespie's hotel is the best man.
aged house in Arizona, and is doing a land
Office business. The Sunday dinners given
have become so well and favorably ap-
preciated that large number of families
dine there regularly.
If you want to buy goods at bargain go
to Gandolfo's store. Spring and summer
goods are being sold at cost to make room
for the new stock Mr.. Gandolfo has
purchased in Europe and the East. Call
early and avoid the rush.
The steamer Mohave has been tied up for
the present at a point 10 or u miles above
Cottonwood Island. The trip to the Canyon
has to be abandoned and the officers and
crew of the boat will return with the cargo
on barge No. 3. The water is too low for
navigation higher than Hardyville.-
Booths Bazoo.
Some time ago two men, Bauman and
Bradean visited Yuma and secured large
number of orders for photo cards at rs
cents per dozen, collecting the money in
advance. OF course the orders were never
hlled, and the two frauds are probably en-
gagged in the same business in California.
Look out for them.
The dance given ct hotel Wednesday
evening was magnificent success. The
room was tastefully decorated with palms
and flowers; the music frst-class; the ice
cream and cake fscrumptious. The COM
mittee of arrangements consisted of the fol
lowing well-known gentlemen James L.
Powell; H. w. Brady and NJ. J. Nugent.
The plumber goes forth in the morning
and merrily pipeth his lay, for well he
knoweth at nightfall he getteth Sc day;
and he maketh love to the kitchen maid
as he merrily layeth his pipe, and puteth
up Jobs with the chambermaid to metre
when plumbs are ripe. With his monkey
and tongs he does potter, and it's little he
recks. alas! that instead of giving US water,
he's giving the hired girls gas.-Ex.
Geo. W. Bowers passed here on Sunday
on his way to Phoenix TO meet his mining
partner, Hon. A. G. Hubbard On We'd
nesday, Mr.. Bowers returned, homeward
bound, and informed the reporter of the
SENTINEL that he found Phoenix to be the
warmest place in the Territory. He also
stated that the Phoenix mosquito was the
largest and most active he had ever had the
misfortune to meet.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of the
A. o. Z. w. Building Association held on
Monday night last, the following directors
were elected: NJ. j. Nugent, G.. NJ Thur
low c. V. Conner, Isaac Levy, ]. w. Dor
rington, J. H. Taggart, Jos. j. Stein. The
new board of directors then met and the
officers were elected: NJ. J.
Nugent, president, ]. Il. Taggart, vice
president, Isaac Levy, treasurer and Jos. J.
Stein, secretary.
Frank Cox and wife of Phoenix, Arizona,
District Attorney of Maricopa county, of
which Phoenix is the county seat, arrived
in San Diego Friday, and is being hugely |
welcomed by his many friends who knew
him here when he studied law under the |
ate Wallace Leach. Mr.. Cox is promin- |
snt Democratic politician in Arizona, and is
hunting for Cleveland Democrats in our
midst. City Auditor Jorris has him in tow
md will probably find him agreeable friends.
San Diego Union.