The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-09-21
LOCAL NOTES.

Fins groceries and olives in bulk for sale
- 0Andolfo's.
Manuel Barragan came In from his ranch
few days ago.
Pedro Aguirre of San Diego spent few
days here this week.
Ira Buffum win leave for ella City
mountains Monday.
Captain Isaac Polhamus went up to the
Needles few days ago.
The "Sixteenth Of September" celebra
tion was 9 splendid success.
The attendance at the village public
school continues to increase.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost.
Iaario Higuera left for the Cargo Mu-
OhAoho mines q couple Of days ago.
II. KilculIin of the St. Louis Mining
Company was in Yuma on Thursday.
Hon. A. @. Hubbard, owner ofthe Harqua
HsIA bonanza has gone to California.
Juan Noriega has opened q new butcher
shop, corner of Main and Second streets.
If you want to buy spring wagon at
low figure call and see John Gandolfo. :
Captain B. F. Hartlee went to Tucson
4his week to look after some land matters.
Judge ]. II. Kibbey our newly appointed
district Judge will arrive on September 10Th.
Louis ]. F. Jaeger Jr. has just returned
from very pleasant trip to Southern Cali
iornia.
James 81. Graham was in town from
Mohawk valley in the early part Of the
week.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty Ave
euts per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel.
The Kansas City Placer Mining Company
sse preparing to work their ground at the
LAguna.
Judge G. A. Ringwald was Miranda's
attorney aad conducted his case with skill
and vigor.
General M. H. Sherman of Phoenix,
passed through Yuma, homeward bound,
last Sunday.
Judge Ira Msbbett's court has been
kept very busy this week grinding out
justice to malefactors.
Horse racing on the mesa last Sunday
and Monday attracted many devOtees Of
that fascinating sport.
Rollin T. Burr, who is now permanently
located at Chrystovsl, was in town on
Sunday visiting his numerous friends.
Judge George n. knight appeared on
Tuesday as the attorney of F. Rubalacava,
charged with assault with deadly weapon.
Sam Gillespie Sunday dinner are still the
great attraction; 80 be sure and 60 to the
Southern PACING hotel tomorrow and dine.
Charles K. Spencer, the we'll known land
owner Of the Mohawk valley, left for Sac
ramento Monday last, on a visit to his old
home.
The street parade of the celebrants Of
''ths sixteenth" met with enthusiastic re.
csption on the way, especially on Main
street.
A reply to the petition to Governor
Wolhcy, published in the Citizen few days
ago was received too late for publication
this week.
W. C. Mcpherson superintendent of the
Colorado river Placer mining company,
paid this Office pleasant call Tuesday
afternoon.
Eugene Sanguinetti, the popular and eff
oient manager of John CHANDELIERS mammoth
stores, is back from flying business trip tc
Los Angeles.
A 6ne United States flag with FIRST
class pine hsgstaff will erected on the public
sohoOl gronnds immediately upon arrival
from California
The regular term Of tbs district court
will be opened by the commissioner OIL
Monday next and adjourned to meet OIL
the Both. day Of September
Excursion tickets to Magdalena Mexico
aud return will be on sale at the Southern
Pacific depot here, from September p TO
October 3, inclusive, at rats of $3.50 for
round trip.
Colonel L. H. Poole, special agent for tn,
department. Of United States Indian affairs
for taking evidence in regard to IndiaI
dspredations in formers years la Arizona
has resigned.
Deputy sheriff Bradford of Pima County
arrived here on Wednesday morning will
PApago Indian, Jose Juan, convicted o
stealing steer and sentenced to one year
Imprisonment in the Territorial Prison.
II YOU want to buy goods at bargain q
20 Gandolfo's store. Spring and summe
goods are being sold at cost to make room
for the new stock Mr.. Gandolfo hal
purchased in Europe and the East. Cal
early and avoid the rush.